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Fir., Business manager 'Ilfarolb Culver Benjamin Herrick Taber Tlfibber Guy Zfiicbarb Carpenter Charles Otis Tlbbey, 'Zin 'llfarry ffffollanb Tlfunter 'fbwarb Otto Uiaabe FORE ORD WE HEREWITH PRESENT THE RESULT OF OUR LABORS, LIMITED AS THEY HAVE BEEN BY BOTH TIME AND FINANCES. WE HAVE ENDEAVOURED TO RECORD WITH ACCURACY THE EVENTS OF THE COLLEGE YEAR PAST AND TO PUBLISH A WORK AS CHARACTERISTIC OF DARTMOUTHVAS OUR ABILITY AND TALENT HAS PERMITTED. IF, IN THIS, WE HAVE SUCCEEDED, EVEN IN THE SLIGHTEST DEGREE, AMPLY SHALL WE FEEL REWARDED I I TO PROFESSOR CHARLES HENRY HITCHCOCK, WHO HAS DRAWN TO A CLOSE THIRTY- NINE YEARS OF SCHOLARLY SERVICE FOR DARTMOUTH, THIS THIRTY-SEVENTH VOLUME OF THE AEGIS IS RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED if Ef1iPA2gia,HnI.3i3EXf1Hl1 Charles ffffenry Tlfitcbcock E19 5.-75? l-HRTY-NINE years of service in Dartmouth College-such is the time Q! record of Professor Hitchcoclfs work as Professor of Geology and Min- eralogy. w. I4 fi W . . . . al- M ln the American life of the closing years of the nineteenth century C and the opening years of the twentieth, few fields have been so marked M ' ' 'M by the long periods of service as that of collegiate instruction. A cen- tury or two ago, the minister used to have but one parish for his life- lfllydr time, and terms of forty, fifty, or even sixty years of pastoral service were not uncommon. Now, the average length of a Prostestant pastorate is little more than three years,-not much longer than that of the Methodist itinerate. Doctors and lawyers seldom change their residence in later life, but their work is not institutional, and their revenues are not in the form of salaries. Secondary school teachers and superintendents rarely remain a quarter of a century in one position. But in our colleges and universities it is assumed that there are cumulative 'advantages in continued serviceg so that, against the com- paratively small financial rewards of the professorial life, may be set the grain of long tenure, accompanied by some little time for research or wauthorship. Forty years ago the resources of American musems, collegiate or other, and of university laboratories, were meiagre in the extreme, compared with those of todayg there- fore scientists of Professor -l-litchcoclfs standing had to do the major part of their work without the helps-personal, financial, material, or temporal-so freely proffered at the present time. Thus Professor Charles A. Young built up his international reputation when toiling, single-handed, at Dartmouth as sole instructor in both physics and astron- omy. The little observatory on the hill, with its small telescope, was the basis of spec- troscopic researches that affected science all through the world. Similarly, Professor Hitchcock, for the greater part of his occupancy of his professorship, gave all the in- struction in geology and mineralogy, with no assistant, and was obliged to tal-ze odd intervals for necessary excursions to important fields of study in this country, in the Ha- waiian Islands-always so dear to him, and in Australasia. As state geologist of New I-lampshireg as curator of the museum first housed in Culver Hall and then in Butter- field l-lallg as constructor of the large sectional geological wall-map of New Hampshire and Vermontg as designer of smaller geological maps and charts of the same or other regionsg as teacher and lecturer elsewhereg and as writer of nearly two hundred papers of value in his chosen department of Science, Professor Hitchcock built up a reputation that went far beyond the borders of the state, or the memories of his pupils. Eartntuutli, LUHGEQHHX 7 To such an all-round scholar, and yet'one always a specialist, devoting the greater part of' his time to the routine work of instruction, while spreading knowledge in his general field-to which, had circumstances permitted, he would gladly have devoted his whole time-all honor is due. The scholars of the generation now turning to remain- ing years of well-earned rest or renewal, are the first and most generous in their apprecia- tion of what is done, and is to be -done by their successors, enjoying tenfold greater ex- ternal advfantagesg but, after all, it remains to be proved whether the new workers will in all ways surpass their predecessors. The little Harvard faculty of half a century ago, numbering no more than twelve or fifteen men, receiving salaries of 951,500 a year, in- cluded such names as those of Agassiz, Gray, Lowell, Sophocles, Lane, Bowen, Child, and Peabody-names which it would be hard to parallel among their three hundred successors. So too, in the New Dartmouth-in which, indeed, Professor Hitchcock effectively worked for fifteen years-we gladly extend to him the assurance that our gratitude will follow him whirthersoever he may go, and that we shall look to him, in his freedom from academic drudgery, for new and valuable contributions to the literature of science. NEW HAMPSHIRE HALL 55555 55555 EEEEEE 555555 EEE Calenoar 5 555 5 EEEEEEE Sept. l 7-22 Sept. 24 Nov. 26 Jan. 29-Feb. l l Feb. 22 Mar. 9 Mar. 24 May 30 June l0-24 June l 4-I 9 June 26 June Z7 June 28 June 29 .June 30 Sept. I 6-21 Sept. Zi , 22 Sept. 23 Dec. 23 1908 Examinations for Admission-Thursday to Tuesday. Academic year began-Thursday morning. Thanksgiving Dayg a holiday. Recess from December 23, IO a.m., io fanuary 6, inclusive 1909 First Semester Examinations. Washington's Birthdayg a holiday. Town Electiong a holiday. The Smith and Rollins Prize Speaking. Recess from April l, IO a. m., to April I4, inclusive. Memorial Dayg a holiday. Second Semester Examinations, College Entrance Board Examinations. Speaking for the Barge medal and for the Class of 1866 prizes- Saturday, 8 p. m. Baccalaureate Discourse-Sunday, l0:30 a. m. Class Day Exercises-Monday, 3 p. rn. Annual Meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa Society-Tuesday, 8:30 a. m. Address-Alumni Association-l0:30 a. m. Annual Meeting of the Alumni Association-2:30 p. m. Cxreek Letter Society Reunions-5 p. m. Presidentis Reception, College l-lall, 9-ll p. m. Commencementil..ast Wednesday in June. Summer Vacation of Twelve Weeks. 1909 Examinations for Admission. Registration-Tuesday, Wednesday. Academic year begins--Thursday morning. Christmas recess begins. 1U Uh? Avgi5,Hin1-3i3QXflHII Erustees of 'Dartmouth College T-Ano of f5Zloor's Charity School WILLIAM JEWETT TUCKER, D.D., LL.D., President. WILLIAM MARTIN CHASE, LL.D., Clerk of the Board Concord, N. H. His Excellency CHARLES MILLER FLOYD Cex-oflciob Manchester, N. I-I. FRANK SHERWIN STREETER, A. B. . . . Concord, N. H CHARLES FREDERICK MATHEWSON, LL.B., A.M. New York, N. Y BENJAMIN AMES KIMBALL, B.S .... Concord, N, I-I JOHN ROBIE EASTMAN, Ph.D. . . Andover, N. I-I HENRY HOYT HILTON, A.M. . . . Chicago, III FRANCIS BROWN, D.D., D.Litt. COxon.J New York, N. Y SAMUEL LELAND POWERS, A.B. . . Newton, Mass ROBERT MOORE WALLACE, A.M. . Milford, N. I-I LEWIS P-ARKHURST, A. M. . . Winchester, Mass 'fx-Officio Grustees of the College in relation to jtunos given by the State of new Tlfampshire Councillors Hon. Stephen S. Jewett .... , Laconia, N, I-I I-Ion. William I-I. C. Follanshy . I Exeter, N. I-I, I-Ion. Herbert B. Viall . . . Keene, N. I-I. HOD- James D- Ulbham . Claremont, N. I-I. I-Ion. Frank P. Brown Whitegeld, N. H Eartmnuih, HIIGIQIHX 11 Tbbe fflresioent of the Senate Hon. John Scammon ...... . Exeter, N. I-I. 'Glye Speaker of the Tlfouse of ffiepresentatives Hon. Bertram Ellis ........ Keene, N. l-l. . Elge Chief Tlustice of the Supreme Court I-lon. Frank N. Parsons ....... Franklin, N, H. Visitors on the Cbanbler 'ffounoalion Davicl Herbert Andrews, A.lVl. . . . . Newton Centre, Mass. Robert Gordon Pike, A.lVl. . . . . Dover, N. H. Ereasurer of lbe College Charles Parker Chase, A.lVl ..... Hanover, N. H. Secretary of the College Ernest Martin Hopkins, A.lVl. .... Hanover, N. H. 12 Uhr Aegis, 'HuI.3iXXlHIl Hssociations of 'Dartmouth Hlumni 'Cvbe Qeneral 'Association Frank N. Parsons, '74 - Tounbeo ln 1854 , . . . President Thomas W. Proctor, '79 . . ViCC-PfCSiClC11i Joseph A. DeBioer, '84 . . Vice-President Frank A. Sherman, '70 . . . Secretary I John lVl. Comstock, '77 . . Statistical Secretary Perley R. Bughee, ,9O . . . . Treasurer Boston New York Cincinnati Washington Chicago Northwest - ffxecutive Committee lsaac F, Paul, '78, Chairman K Horace Ci. Pender, '97, Secretary Thomas W. D. Worthen, '72 William lVl. Hatch, '86 Edwin F. Jones, '80 Alfred E., Norris, '94 Earl L. l-lerman, '04, Committee on Tfxlumni Erustees Harry F. Towle, '76 Arthur L. Livermore, ,88 Osmyn P. Conant, '79 Jordan Rollins, ,92 George A. Green, '98 'local Tlissociations Founded Founded Founded Founded Founded Founded 1864 C. l-l. Cox, '01, Tremont Building 1866 Kendall Banning, '02, 44 E. 23d St. 1875 A.'l'l. Morrill, '97, Fourth National Bank Building 1876 I-I. P. Blair, '89, Colorado Building 1876 I-I. A. l-laugan, '03, State Bank of Chicago 1880 Warren Upham, '71, St. Paul, Minn. Barin1nut11,iHHO'Li1lH9E 13 Pacific Coast Founded 1881 S. C. Smith, '97, San Francisco, Cal. Manchester Founded 1881 A. H. Hale, '86, Manchester, N. H. Concord Founded 1891 E.. K. Woodworth, '97, Concord, N. H. Western Massachusetts Founded 1892 C. Henry Hathaway, '0 7, Springfield, Mass. Vermont Founded 1893 Charles M, Smith, '91, Rutland, Vt. The Great Divide Founded 1895 Louis D. Fauteaux, '04, Denver, Colo. Detroit Founded 1895 Nathan Jenks, '96, 3 Grand Circus Bldg. Rocky Mountain Founded 1895 Louis L. Crone, '01, Cnreat Falls, Mont. Of the Plain Founded 1898 C, W. Pollard '95, Omaha, -Neb. Connecticut Founded 1901 A. B. Wilson '95, Hartford, Conn. Southern California Founded 1904 Henry K. Norton, '05, Los Angeles, Cal. Rhode Island Founded 1907 Edward Cm. Carr, '97, Providence, R. I. Medical School Association Founded 1886 Thayer Society of Engineers Founded 1903 Dartmouth Club of Boston Founded 1890 H. Dartmouth Club of the City of New York Founded 1899 Pearl Dartmouth Lunch Club of Worcester, Mass. Founded 1904 D. M. Dartmouth Club of Western Pennsylvania Founded 1906 James Association of Secretaries H. C. N. Kingsford, M.D., '98, Hanover, N. H. H. Nichols, T.S.C.E.., '88, New York City Cu. Pender, '97, 209 Washington St. P. Edson, '02, I2 West 44th St. Dunston, '80, 340 Main St. H. Conlon, Pittsburg, Penn. Founded 1905 E. M. Hopkins, '01, Hanover, N.H. J 1 .1-. ,, 1 .,-.ui -A - af. .f . X. N . f A :-- . R . 4--L .. 7.9, . A, ,- -' A ,.:-Lyn.,-'1.',-:L-.--'ig 'Q V . - . :.,:, 1. '- sr. H .1 .. 1-. s c 'r-'Jn' , -,5,. . ' - ' , ' 4-ff -:msgs : - -- r - Y -.r.,f f- .- Q. f- .-1 . .J : ,. iff ' ' 'sl I, .. ' f '7 5: 'EQFZL .5-ugly' 'IEC . f'5 :TC , A 1-,rt - ... . . ,J y--,N ,Hg . 7,1 357, :I-,-15.33, E..-s, . .-M1-q,. X J, 'a-:f:-z'- -' -, ' -- :LI.:,,: -' .5 EY' 1' 1, .r 'L ' - - C' - ,-'. -' ' : Yi' '- f '-' 'ik'- . f-- te.. .. -. i .wr .A .-1 .,f 1' -f 1. -rf 1' - - -. ig -- - sg - -4,-at-3 -'J ,-any 3.1 3 - .11 , .Z me - , jg 1, - .- ,.--9: jg- 35 b. QI- -I . . .4 -1 ,rr .. ff' 35:35 ' . ' . .151 ,J'ii':4 T :' f' 't'i 7-2.125 l'1 3 E'2i '-.lf-J e- iw-5 1 'wil' '.' i . 'i 5' - :J if-f':ii3keA .if.',Q 'Sizzix' Lf-Q' l 1: 1, 1 -ffr 'f 1 A-,. 'ro rem. vi - 1-1 .- - ' 4.1 15' -we F -W. , ,Nga Q, . 1 5 f -, -: fur - M ., 1,-'fy' . 3, I F, r,,,.:-'- hr' .- ,,,, . --. 1. -ern - 'f 'r'r-vi-. - 'ft?':.r tif ffi-7!'! '5t'-.. - 7 :Ti-'5:1Y'i f o'1Q T5 'ff'77'Dr1f lfifiil'- !1i'5' 'Lf-,y . ' U, .ll , - ,,-A V. .ur ,,-,- ,, - , . 1 .' -- '- -X.-. L , ., .., 'J .'-.,-,.v ht.. P Language and Literature, l892-. I Arranged with the exception of the President, Acting President, and Dean according to Academic Seniority. William Jewett Tucker, D.D., LL.D., President WY CIJBK AB., Dartmouth, 1861, D.D., 18755 LL.D., Williams l893 Yale l896. Pastor of Franklin Street Church, Manchester IS67 75 Madison Square Church, New York, lB75-'8O. Professor of I-lomil etics, Andover Theological Seminary, l8S0-'93. One of the founders and editors of The Andover Review: Founder of the Andover House fSouth End I-lousej, Boston. Author of The New Movement in Humanity from Liberty to Unity: The Making and the Unvna mg of the Preacher. Lecturer in Lowell Institute, 1893 Wrnkley Lecturer Andover Theological Seminary, ISQ6. Lyman Beecher Lecturer Yale University, l898. Lecturer of the Morse Foundation Union Theolo ical Seminary, l90l-'02. Lecturer at Pacific Seminary Berkley University of California, 1905-'06. President of Dartmouth College 1893 John King Lord, Ph.D., Acting President of the Faculty in the absence of the President. Daniel Webster Professor of the Latin Language and Literature. -IDBK. AB., Dartmouth, 18684 A.M., 1871, Ph.D., Diartmouth, IS93 Tutor IS69-72. Associate Professor of Latin and Rhetoric lS72 S0 Asso ciate Professor of the Latin Language and Literature 1880 92 Evans Professor of Oratory and Belles-Lettres, l880-'82 Acting President lS9Z-'93. Edited Cicero, Laelius, l882, 1897, Livy Books xxx xxu H5905 Book in l896. Edited Chase's History of Dartmouth College and the tonm of Hanover, l89l. Translated l-lertzbergs Ceschzchte Der Romer in Altertum, l9UO. Atlas of the Geography and History of the K Ancient World, 1904. Member of the American Archaeological lnsti tute. Member of the Boston Society. Daniel Webster Professor of Latin Bavtmnuth, QHHCIHHHBQ Charles Franklin Emerson, A.M., Dean of the Academic Faculty. AASID, IIDBK. A.B., Dartmouth, l868g A.M., l87Ig Tutor, 1868-'72, Associate Pro- fessor in Natural Philosophy and Mathematics, 1872-78. Appleton Professor of Natural Philosophy, and Instructor in Astronomy, l87B-'92. Appleton Professor of Physics, l892-'99. Dean of F-aculty, l893-. Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Gabriel Campbell, M.Pd., D.D., Stone Professor of Intel- lectual ana' Moral Philosophy. AAT. AB., Michigan University, I865g A.M., l868g B.D., Chicago Theo- logical Seminary, I868g D.D., Dartmouth, 18869 B.Pd., Michigan Normal College, l86Ig M.Pd., 18935 Professor of Moral and Mental Philosophy, Minnesota, IS67-'8l. Studied at Berlin University, I870- 72. Stone Professor of Moral and Mental Philosophy, Bowdoin, l38l- '83. Vice-President of Philosophical Section, World's Columbian Expo- sition, IB93. Member of the Loyal Legion, and of the Philosophical Society of Berlin. Author of Camplzellfs New Carman Course, and Philosophy in America. Present position, ISS3-. Frank Asbury Sherman, M. S., Professor of Mathematics on the Chandler Foundation. BQII. ' B.S., Chandler School of Science, 1870, lVl.S., Dartmouth, 18755 ln- structor in Mathematics, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, l870-'7l. Pro- fessor of Mathematics in Chandler School of Sciences and Arts, l87l- '93. Professor of Mathematics on the Chandler Foundation, IB93-. Member of National Geographic Society. Non-resident Member of the Washington Academy of Sciencesn Lemuel Spencer Hastings, AB., B.D., Instructor in Eng- lish. SPY, QDBK. AB., Dartmouth, l870: B.D., Yale I876. Principal of Stevens I-Iigh School, Claremont, l88l-'S9. Principal Nashua High School, l889- I905. Present position, l906-. typ Apgiz, Hut, XXXHII Charles Francis Richardson, Ph.D., Winlfley Professor of the English Language ana' Literature. NIIY, CIJBK. A.B., Dartmouth, 18713 A.M., 1874, Ph.D., Union, 1895. An editor of the Independent, 1872-'783 of Sunday School Times, 1878-'803 of Good Lfiefafufe, 1880-'823 A Primer of American Literature, 1878: The College Book feditedj 18783 The Crass fpoemsf, 18793 The Choice of Boolfs, 18813 American Literature, 2 vols., 18793 The Emi of the Beginning fnovelj, 18963 Cooper's The Last of the Mohicans feditedj, 1897. Winkley Professor of the English Language and Literature, Dartmouth, 1882-. Marvin Davis Bisbee, B.D., Librarian and Professor of Bibliography. KKK, QBK. AB., Dartmouth, 1871, B,D., Chicago Theological Seminary, 18743 Andover and Chicago Theological Seminaries, 1871-'74, Phillips Pro- fessor of Theology, Dartmouth, 1887-'93. Librarian, 1886-. Edited Songs of the Pilgrims, 1888. Professor of Bibliography, Dartmouth, 1893-. Thomas Wilson Dorr Worthen, A.M., Cheney Professor of Mathematics. KKK, IIDBK. A.B., Dartmouth, 18723 Principal, High School, Woodstock, Vt., 1872- '743 A.M., Dartmouth, 1875. Tutor in Mathematics in Dartmouth, 1874-763 in Greek, 1876-'783 Instructor in Mathematics, 1878-'83, 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. Q Edwin Julius Bartlett, A.M., M.D., New Hampshire Professor of Chemistry, 11fY, QDBK. A.B., Dartmouth, 18723 A.M., 18753 M.D., Rush Medical College, 18793 Assistant, Monson fMass.J Academy, 1872-'733 Principal, Glencoe fIll.j High School, 1874-'75. Instructor, Lake Forest CIILJ Academy and University, 1876-'783 Associate Professor of Chemistry, Dartmouth, 1879-'83, Professor of Chemistry, 1883-g Lecturer on Physiology, New York University Medical College, 1887. Abroad, 1873-'74, 1900. Fellow of American Association for the Advancement of Science. Member of the American Chemical Society3 Member of the -Meclico-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. fon leave of absence for First Semester., Bartmnuth, 23110131136 James Fairbanks Colby, A.M., l..L.D., Parker Professor of Law and Political Science. AKE, CIDBK. AB., Dartmouth, I872g A.M., Yale, 1877, l..l...B., Columbia Law School. Clerk of the House Committee on Revision of Laws, 43rd Congress. Instructor in Economics and History in the Sheffield Scientific School, l377-'80g in International Law in the Yale Law School, ISS3- '85. Park Professor of Law and Political Science, Dartmouth, ISB5-. Instructor of Constitutional and International ,Law in Amos Tuck School, 1900-. John Vose Hazen, C.E., Woodman Professor of Civil Engineering and Graphics on the Chandler Foundation. EX. BS Chandler School of Science 1875- CE Tha er School l876. . ., , , . ., y , Civil Engineer on Railroads and Bridges, l876-77. Tutor at Dartmouth, 1878-'79g. Instructor, 1879-'81, Professor of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics, l88l-'93, Associate American Society Civil Engineers. Member of Society for Promotion of Engineering Education. Wood- man Professor at Dartmouth, l893-. Charles Darwin Adams, Ph.D., Lawrence Professor of the Creek Language and Literature. CDAX, CPBK. AB., Dartmouth, t877g Ph.D., University of Kiel, Germany, l88l, Instructor in Greek and Physics in Cushing Academy, 1881-'84. Pro- fessor of Greek in Drury College QMOQ, l884-'93. President of the Classical Association of New England, l906. 'C Author of Lysias, Selected Speeches, l905. Present position, IS93-. x Charles I-lenry'Morse, Mus, Bac., Musical Director. Mus. Bac., Boston University, l877. Professor of Music and Director of the College of Music at Wellesley College, l875-'84. Founder and Director of Northwestern Conservatory of Music, Minneapolis, Minn., ISS5-'9l. Organist and Chorister of Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, N. Y., lS9l'-'99. President New York State Music Teachers' Association, l894-5, l895-6. A Founder of the American Guild of Organists. Present position, l90l-. 13 Ellie Aegis, HnI.3iXXH1I David Collin Wells, A.B., Professor of Sociology. AKE, CIJBK. A.B., Yale, 18809 B.D., Andover, l885. lnsrtuctor in I-Iistory, Phillips- Andover Academy, 1887-'90. Professor of Political Science and I-Iistory, Bowdoin College, l890-'93, Professor of Social Science in Dartmouth College, IS93-'99, Instructor of Demography and Social Institutions in Amos Tuck School, l900-. Present position, lS99-. Robert Longley Taylor, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of French, IIIY. A.B., Hamilton College, 1882, Ph.D., Yale University, l900. Edited La Bilzlioilieque de mon Onclc, l898. Published Alliieralion in Italian, l900. Edited. L'Al:lwe Daniel, 1906. Present position, l900-. William Patten, Ph.D., Professor of Biology fZoologyj. QPEK. B. S., Harvard, ISS3, A.M, and Ph. D., University of Leipsic, ISS4. At Marine Laboratory of University of Vienna in Trieste, 1884-'85, at Naples Zoological Station, l8S5-'86. Assistant in Lake Laboratory, Milwaukee, ISS6-'89. Professor of Biology in University of North Dakota, l889-'93. Trustee of Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods I-Ioll, Mass. Member of Boston Society Natural I-Iistoryg American Society Zoologists fVice-President Eastern Branch, l905-615 Amer- ican Association Anatomistsg Palaeontological Societyg Honorable Member Imperial Society Naturalists of St. Petersburg, Russia. Author of works on Anatomy of and Embryology of Aniliropodi, Eyes, Color, Vision, Origin of Verlilnrales, Fossil Fishes of Devonean and Silurian Formation. Professor of Biology in Dartmouth, IS93-. George Dana Lord, A.M., Associate Professor of Creek rind Creek Archaeology. AKE, CDBK. A.B., Dartmouth, 1884, A.M., I887, Principal of Woodstock fConn.D Academy, 1885-'87, Tutor in Greek, Dartmouth, ISSY-'9l. Instructor in Latin, ISGS. Instructor in German, l890. Assistant Professor of Greek, l89l-'99, Present position, l900-. Earimunth, 111341111336 Herbert Darling Foster, A.lVI., Professor of History. GAX, CIJBK. i A.B., Dartmouth, t885g A.M., Dartmouth, 18885 Harvard, 1892. Instructor in English in Worcester Academy, 18853885 in I-Iistory, 1888-'91. Morgan Fellowship in Harvard Graduate School, t89l- '93. Professor of History, Dartmouth, 1893-. fon leave of absence for year t908-'09.j Warren Austin Adams, Ph.D., Professor of German. AB., Yale, t886g P.D., Yale, 1895. Instructor in Latin at Kenyon Military Academy, 1886-'87. Studied in Berlin and Munich, I887- '89. Instructor in Languages at Montclair Military Academy, 1889- '91. 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 Oraiory. KKK, CIPBK, AB., Dartmouth, 1887. Instructor in Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology, 1887-'91, Studied at University of Paris and Berlin, 1891-'93, Assistant Professor of Rhetoric, Dartmouth, 1893-'95. Author of Notes on English Liieraiure, and The Language of Sl. Thomas-w Beclfeli. Present position, 1895-. Louis I-Ienry Dow, A.M., Professor of French. A. B., I-Iarvard, 18905 Private Tutor, 1891-'92 . Studied in Germany, 1893. Harvard Graduate School, 1894-'95. A. M., I-Iarvard, 1894. Intructor 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, l900-. gg 1IieAvgia,'Ha1.3f?f3E1H1I Harry Edwin Burton, Ph.D., Professor of Latin. QIJBK. A.B., Harvard, l890g A.M., Harvard, 1893, Ph.D., Harvard, lS95. Instructor in Greek and Latin in Peekskill Academy, N. Y., l890-'92. Studied at American School of Archaeology at Rome, l895-'96, ln- structor in Latin and Greek, 1896-'97, Present position, l898-. John Hiram Gerould, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Biology CZoologpD. KKK, QBK. X A.B., Dartmouth, l890. Instructor in Natural Science and German at Burr arid Burton Seminary, 1890-'91, A.B., Harvard, 1892, A.lVl., 1893, Ph.D., IS95. Present position, l895-- Studied at the Laboratory of the Sorbonne at Roscoft in Brittany, at the Naples Zoological Station, and at Marburg in Hesse, l898-'99. Has pub- lished papers on the Anatomy, Histology and Embryology of certain Groups of Invertebrates, George Ray Wicker, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Econ- omics. GDAX. A AB., Cornell, l89Og A.lVl., 1898, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin, l900. Teacher, l890-'92. Newspaper work, 1892-'94. Teacher, 1894-'97. Graduate Student in Economics, Cornell, i897-'98. Fellow in University of Pennsylvania, l898-'99g Honorary Fellow of Wis- consin and Scholar in Municipal affairs, I899-1900. Instructor in Economics, Dartmouth, l900-'03, Present position, l903-. Jesse Siddall Reeves, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Political Science, AACID. BS., Amherst, 1891, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, l894. Instructor in History, The Woman's College of Baltimore, lS93-'94, Albert Shaw Lecturer on Diplomacy, Johns Hopkins University, l905. Attorney- at-Law, Richmond, Indiana, IB97-l907. Author of The International Beginnings of the Congo Free State, 18945 Napoleonic Exiles in America, 1905, American Diplomacy under Tyler and Pollg, 1907. Present position, l907-. Eurtmnuth. MICILQIIHBE Frank Haigh Dixon, Ph.D., Professor of Economics. CIJAQ. Ph.B., University of Michigan, l892. Assistant in Political Economy, Michigan, l892-'95g Ph.D., University of Michigan, lS95. Studied at University of Berlin, IS95396. Instructor in History, Michigan, l896-'97. Assistant Professor of Political Economy, Michigan, i897- '98. Assistant Professor of Economics, Dartmouth, 1.898-1903. Present position, 1903-. fOn leave of absence for the year l907-l90SJ. Gordon Ferrie Hull, Ph.D., Appleton Professor of Physics. AB., University of Toronto, I892g Ph.D., University of Chicago, IS97. Professor of Physifps, Colby College, IS96-'99. Assistant Professor of Physics, Dartmouth, IS99-l903. Present position, I 903-. Frank Arthur Updyke, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Polit- ical Science. XIID. AB., Brown, I893g A.M., Brown, 18961 Ph.D., l907. Instructor Atlanta Baptist College, l893-'97, Instructor, Wayland Academy, 1897-'04. Graduate work at University of Chicago and Brown, i904- '06. University of Geneva, l906-'07. Present position, I907-. Ernest Felix Langley, A. M., Assistant Professor of the Romance Languages. AACID. AB., Toronto University, l894. Fellow in Modertn Language, Toronto University, l894-'95. Studied at Leipsic and Heidelberg. I895-'96, Paris, 18935 Florence and Paris, l905-'06. Present posi- tion, l896-. Uhr Aegis, Hut. 3636361511 Ashley Kingsley Hardy, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Carman and Instructor in Ola' English. AA-SID, CDBK. A.B., Dartmouth, I894g Ph.D., Leipsic, lS99. Present position, l897-. 1897-. George Richard Lyman, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Biology fBotanyJ. BGDH. x A.B., Beloit College, 1894, A.lVl., Harvard, t899g Ph.D., Harvard, t906g Principal Amboy CIILJ High School, l894-'96. Assistant in Botany, Harvard, IS97-l90l. Instructor in Botany, l90l-'04. Present position, l90l-. Herman Harrell Horne, Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy. YIJBK. AB., University of North Carolina, I895g A.lVl., Harvard, IS97, Ph.D., Harvard, IS99. Instructor in Modern Languages in Univer- sity of North Carolina, lB94-'96. Present position, IS99-. Richard Wellington Husband, A.lVl., Assistant Professor of Creek and Classical Philology. OIIE, fIJBK. AB., Leland .Stanl:ord, I895g A.M., l896. Assistant in Latin, Uni- versity of California, 1898-'99, in same position at Leland Stanford, IS99-l900. Instructor in Greek in Dartmouth, 1900-'03. Present position, l903-. Bartmnuth, 1111161131136 23 Norman Everett Gilbert, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Physics. ATA, fIDBK. E A.B., Wesleyan, I895g A.M., I896g 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, I-Iobart College, 1901-'03. Assistant Astrono- mer U. S. Naval Observatory Solar Eclipse Expedition to North Carolina, I900g Sumatra, 1901, 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 Astrophysical Society, and Societe Francaise de Physique. Present position, 1903-. Craven Laycock, A.B., Assistant Professor of Oratory on the Evans Foundation. AKE, CIJBK. AB., Dartmouth, 1896. Instructor in Public Speaking ancl Debate in Amos Tuck School, 1900. Attorney-at-Law. Co-author of Argumentation and Debate and Manual of Argumentation. Present position, 1897-. Sidney Bradshaw Fay, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of History. AB., I-Iarvard, 18965 AIM., Harvard, 18975 Ph.D., Harvard, 1900. Instructor in History, Harvard, 1900-'02. Present position, 1902-. Prescott Orcle Skinner, A.M., Assistant Professor of the Romance Languages CFTGHCII and Spanislij. CPBK. AB., Harvard, 1896, A.M., 1897. Instructor in the Romance Lan- guages, Dartmouth College, 1900-'O5. Present position, 1906-. MW H U v , if.l 'f'I5ff5f- ' ' ff' ' . ' , 'EQ ' 1 - ' 372 , I .r, ,.,,AW . H N 1 ,j: 2:.y I . - , 445514 , '1'?f'i2Z3 . '-, s ' .12 14-L-L-70 71291 .'73:5'7:' -' '?Zf'F 'f51'7EL , gf eflfiraffidz-9 V WV - ,,,,1Qf: ' , , , ., ririfgzzggzizzy-'t 1 .. , A252- '- 5 ., 1.3-. rftfj 1 1-:gr-:Q 'f WI il?- - '-Q12 I gy. I' ' 3 1. ifQE:.iV t '-ffl 1' A. i C5112 Begin, Hui. XXXIHII Chester Nathan Gould, Ph. D., Instructor in German. KIJZK. AB., University of Minnesota, 1896, A.M., t900g Instructor in 'Rhetoric, University of Minnesota, i898-l900g Student University of Leipsic, l900-'0Ig Fellow, University of Chicago, l90l-,023 Instructor in German, Purdue University, I902-'03. Assistant in German, Uni- versity of Chicago, 1903-'04, Present position, l904-. William Kilborne Stewart, A.M., Assistant Professor in German. AB., University of Toronto, 1897, A.M., Harvard, ti898. Univer- sity of Berlin, 1904-'05. Present position, l899-. Charles Ernest Bolser, Ph.D., Assistant Professor in Chem- istry. EX, CDBK. AB., Dartmouth, 1897, Ph.D., Gottingen, l90l. Present position, 1901-. John Merrill Poor, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Astronomy. QAX, CIDBK. AB., Dartmouth, 18975 Ph.D., Princeton, l904. Instructor in Mathematics and .Astronomy, Dartmouth, lS9S-l900. Thaw Fellow ln Astronomy, Princeton, l900-'02. Instructor in Astronomy, Dart- mouth, l902- 06. Present position, 1906-, Enrtmuuili, 2111101131136 John William Bowler, M.D., Professor of Hygiene anal Physical Culture. Director of the Gymnasium. 1889-'93, Assistant to Dr. Sawyer at Harvard: in charge of the Charles Bank Gymnasium, I893-1901. General Superintendent of the Public Gymnasium, Boston, 1899-1901, Director of Physical Training, Dartmouth, 1901-. Present position, 1905-. Dartmouth Medical School, 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, 19009 Ph.D., Ann Arbor, 1902. Peter White Fellow in American History, Ann Arbor, 1899- 1900. lnstructing Fellow in Economics, Ann Arbor, 1900-'02. Present position, 1902-. Warren Milton Persons, B.S., Assistant Professor of Econ- omics and of Finance in the Tuck School. CIJK2, QHBK. B.S., University of Wisconsin, 1899. Instructor in Sheboygan High School, 1899-1901. Instructor in Mathematics, University of Wis- consin, 1901-'06. Present position, February, 1906-. August Hunt Shearer, Ph.D., Instructor in History. AY, CIJBK. AB., Rutgers, 18,995 A.M. Harvard, 19015 Ph.D., Harvard, 1903. Assistant in History, Harvard, 1901-'04. Instructor in History, Trinity College, 1904-'06. Present position, 1906-. om Apgf5,mn1.xaeaem11 Homer Eaton Keyes, B.l..., Assistant Professor of Modern Art and Instructor in English. XIIY, JDBK. A.B., Dartmouth, l900. Instructor in English ancl Art, i900-'06. Present position, 1906-. Charles Rvamsclell Lingley, A.M., Instructor in History. FAE B.S., Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 1900, A.M., Columbia Univer- sity, l905. Instructor, Barre High School, i900-i025 Worcester Poly- technic lnstitute, i902-'O4g Graduate Student and Fellow in History, Columbia University, i904-'06g Master in History, Jacob Tome Institute, I906-'07. Present position, I907-. Charles Albert Proctor, A.B., Assistant Professor of Mathc- matics. AKE, CIPBK, EE. A.B., Dartmouth, l900. Henry Parker Fellowship, l90l-'02, Fellow in Physics, University of Chicago, i902-'03. Assistant in Physics, University of Chicago, l903. Instructor in Physics, University of Missouri, l903. Present position, i907-. Member American Physi- cal Societyg American Mathematical Society. fOn leave of absence for year 1908-091. Leon Buff RiChaYClS0I1, A.M., Instructor in Chemistry. fIDBK. , ?tjl6.2LDartmouth, I9OIg A.M., Dartmouth, l902. Present position, Enritnnuth, iHtIZ'LHHlI3i Ernest Roy Greene, A.lVI., Instructor in French and Spanish. A.B., l-larvarcl, 1901, A.M., l-larvarcl, l907. Present position, l907-. Eugene Francis Clark, A.lVl., Assistant Professor in German. NIIY. A.B., Dartmouth, I90Ig A.lVl., Dartmouth, V905 and Harvard, l908g Teacher DelVleritte School, Boston, 1902-'06g University of Marburg, 1906-'07, Harvard, l907-'08. Present position, l90B-. William l-lenry Murray, A.B., Instructor in French. KIJFA, fDBK. AB., Dartmouth, l902. Present position, l902-. Ernest Bracllee Watson, A.B., Instructor in English. AKE CIPBK. A.B.,IDartmouth, l902. Instructor in English, Robert College, Turkey l902-'05, Present position, l905-. EEE 51112 Aegis, 13111. 3636361311 for this ' vs A QW, Q, vs, A Gs,,vy X, x X S Kr 44 4 f ffff ff Q vfxw s ttf Qs 2 x ix, f f f .Q . .,,, . ,ii I as to f f an 5 -Af f K., If ' , , P. I 1: gf :HJ ,g. D 1 21:j' 'SJ ,. , 1 ,, . 5 . t f QZZQVWWV s abr 534-1 X sf ,. .. Q , A, ff X syn, .. , , . M A, X s EX - Qiwfsacsl 2 6 X Q' X W1 3' 0 Q0 X A f , y Q , ,tg fp. , ,zxjxf 1 gf rye Y s f f -stgfzs, 4s M . its Arthur Houston Chivers, A.M., Instructor in Biology. A.B., Dartmouth, 1902, .A.M., I-Iarvard. 1904. Graduate work at I-1arvarc1, 1904-'06. Present position, 1906-. Frank Cochrane Moore, A.B., Instructor in Mathematics. xo, QBK. ., AB., Dartmouth, 1902. Graduate work in Mathematics, 1902-'03, Instructor in Mathematics in Lancaster, N. I-I., Academy, 1903-'04. Instructor in Mathematics, Concord High Schoo1, 1904-'06, Present position, 1906-. Julius Arthur Brown, A.M., Assistant Professor of Physics. AAT, fIDBK. AB., Dartmouth, 1902, A.M., 1904, B.Sc., Oxford, 1906. Instructor Physics, Dartmouth, 1903-'04. Present position, 1907-. Albert Davis, Ph.D., Instructor in English. AB., Co1umhia, 1903g Ph.D., Corne11, 1906. Instructor in English, Wesleyan, 1906-'08. Present position, 1908-. Eartmnutlr, 2311611133136 Ralph Martin Barton, A.B., Instructor in Mathematics. AAKIY. , A.B., Dartmouth, l904. Present position, l904-. fOn leave of absence for the year 1907-1908.5 William Rensselaer Gray, BL., Instructor in Accounting and Commercial Mathematics. AAG. BL., Dartmouth, 1904, M. C. S., Dartmouth, l905. Instructor in Accounting ancl Commercial Mathematics, I905-. Charles Phillips Huse, Ph.D., Instructor in Economics. CIDBK. AB., Harvard, l904g A.lVl., l905g Ph.D., l907. Harvard Graduate School, 1904-'07, Assistant in Economics, Harvard, l905-'0S. Mem- ber American Economics Association. Present position, l90S-. Eclmuncl Ezra Day, A.lVl., Instructor in Economics. QDAX, CIJBK. B.S., Dartmouth, 19055 A.M., Dartmouth, l906. Toppan Scholar- ship, Harvarcl, l907. Present position, l907-. Uhr Aegis, Hut. XXXIHII. Ralph Dennison Beetle, A.B., Assistant Instructor in Mathe- matics. fIDBK. A.B., Dartmouth, l906. Instructor, Littleton High School, Littleton, N. H., l906-'07. Present position, 1907-. John William Edward Glatthelcl, B.S., Assistant Instructor in Chemistry. CDBK, QIQEK, AAE, , B.S., Dartmouth, l907. Present position, l907-. Albert Harp Licklieder, Ph,D., Instructor in English, ZX., CIPBK. ' A.B., and A.M., Randolph-Macon College, 1897, English master, Nor- folk Academy, Norfolk, Va., l898-l903g Fellow of the Johns Hopkins University, 1906, Ph.D. Johns Hopkins I907g Instructor in English, Johns Hopkins University, l907-8. Arthur Hubert Basye, Instructor in History. QIDBK. AB., University of Kansas, 19045 A.lVl., University of Kansas, 19065 Teacher in History, Parsons High School, l904-'05, University Fellow, Yale, l906-'07g Berkley Fellow in American History, Yale, l907-'OS. Present position, l908-. Eartmuuttr, 511162113136 Fletcher Briggs, Instructor in German. Ph,B., State University of Iowa, 19015 A.lVl., 1902, Graduate Student, State University of Iowa, l90l-'03g University of Berlin, 1903-'04, Austin Teaching Fellow, Harvard, I904-'06, Instructor in German, Harvard, 1906-'07, German Libraries, 1907. Present position, l908-. Leland Griggs, A.B., Ph.D., Assistant Instructor in Biology. CIPBK, FA. AB., Dartmouth, I902g Ph.D., Dartmouth, l908gDoane College,Crete, Nehr., l906-'08. Present position, V908-. James Walter Goldthwait, Assistant Professor in Geology. EE, CIJBK. A.B., Harvard, 19025 A.lVl., Harvard, l903g Ph.D., Harvard, 1906, Assistant, Harvard, 1900-'03, Austin Teaching Fellow, Harvard, 1903- '045 Assistant Radclitf College, l902-,043 Instructor, Northwestern University, l904-063 Assistant Professor, Northwestern University, l906- '08. Present position, l908-. Paul Nixon, A.lVl., Instructor in Creek and Latin. QNGJ fEclecticD, QDBK. AB., Wesleyan, 1904, A.lVl., Wesleyan, I905g Rhodes Scholar ffrom Connecticutj at Oxford, 1904-'07, Instructor in Classics at Princeton University, l907-'08. Present position, l908-. Henry Morse Wells, Assistant Instructor in French. A.B., Harvard, 1905, University of Bruxelles, l900-'0Ig University of Lille, France, I906-'07, Instructor in English, College de Camlsrai, 1906-'07, Instructor in French and English, University School, Chicago, l907-'08. Present position, l908-. Rupert Earle Loring Kittredge, Assistant Instructor in French. A.B., Harvard, 1907, A.lVl., Harvard, l908. Present position, I 908--. MASSACHUSETTS HALL 65 4 , K - K 'IEEEW' ' . ilmvifxff ll? Ni , ' 'X--kiywxmmm. xly X x V j,-, K 3 Li 114' 2 ., .1 , - - G - r f',- 2, 19 Q: 0 --2.'.us'.-5-2-'w gb Nr 'Jf'f1f..1h iQ.:Qs.uw::a6 piyihg-'53 -fy.-sm-J X -R264 EiiG!?i'4i?-'ET , ' Q2fQ2:l1Qi2i?L1-Eg, ,E NS aw my ' Hiivififki-MQ5?i?122.1E1:ai24a2fef5f Y sv I if mr r 9,51 K 4 as iff x , I 34 E!hrPtvgta,lHn1. XXXHII. 1909 Class Tlfistory LlQA 7'A . RIC is gone but the college is safe. Naughty nine is here. The Senior took a longer pull at his pipe and saw more dreams in the' smoke. What a glorious class we have been! What 'an addition to our Q ' Alma Mater! See how the college has grown .since our coming. We 'gifii 0- ' . buildin s have cone u . We did that. faagin , did that. See how many new 1 g D p I See how learning, athletics and society have developed. We did that. In fact, we did everything worth doing in the last four years. Ask Chuck! We, too, were Freshmen, but, ah! how different! Outwardly, we were extraor- dinary only in the possession of one fair co-ed, Lill Alvordg inwardly, we were the gen- esis of the mighty class you see today. But Phil Chase didn't pass Math. I. The thing of importance in our sophomore year was that Reggie Bankhart came to College. Too, We showed our courtesy in handing over the football, in that mem- orable rush, to our guests, the Freshmen. But Phil Chase didn't pass Math. I.! And then our Junior year! Well, who can tell the story of us then? It would take the eloquence of a Theller, the enthusiasm of a Shop, the capacity of a Sam Bell to paint that picture. Still we led the college in all walks of college life. And there was Hooley O'lVlana, but Phil Chase didnit pass Math. I. ! ! And now the home stretch! In honor of our closing year the Government held a presidential election. Undoubtedly, the powers that be desired us to choose one from our own number-Knuck Kennedy for instance. We were modest. Despite Sidley's Winsome oratory, we elected Bill Taft! As for Toot-We did our best--George Ray could not have clone more. So the glorious class is approaching graduation. Ah, we shudder when we think of what a gap we will make. How will the college stand it? And Phil Chase didn't-! ! ! N The Senioris pipe went out. He woke up with a start. Doc Horne might have called this the association of ideasg we call it a-lie, CLASS OF 1909 ' HE Uhr Aegis, HDI. XXX H11 Tlnoivioual Ulecoros of the Class of1909 Royal Kilburn Abbott, EX chool. Boston Latin S George Ross Adams, XPY Newton High School, Sophomore Hockey, lf I Were Dean. Russell Owen Alvord, WY ' Borclentown Military Institute, Orpheus Club, '06, '07, '08, '09, '06, '07, '08, '09. William Ashworth, OHE Tilton Seminary. William Thompson Atwood Ware High School. Frank Stearns Austin, KE, FA Lynn English High School. Philip Stearns Avery, HIJFA, Dragon Nashua High School, Class Basketball, '06, '07, Varsity Basketb Benjamin Ayer, EX Belmont High School. Everett Edward Bachelder Pittsfield High School, Sophomore Football, Varsity Football Theodore Mead Bailey, AND, Casque and Gauntlet Morgan Park Academy, Mandolin Club, '08, '09. Harold Campbell Bales Wilton High School, Cushing Academy, Thayer Prize, Mathem Sq Boston, Massachusetts 24 Richardson N ewtonville, Massachusetts 2 Proctor Winsted, Connecticut Cnlee Club, '07, '08, Choir, WT House Lebanon, New Hampshire I I8 Thornton Ware, Massachusetts 41 New Hampshire Lynn, Massachusetts 8 New Hampshire Nashua, New Hampshire all Squad, '06, 'O7. ll North Fayerweather Belmont, Massachusetts 34 Wheeler Pittsfield, New Hampshire uadi, '06, '07, '08, 8 Thornton Sioux Falls, South Dakota C and G House Wilton, New Hampshire atics, '07. l Thornton Bartmnutli, QHGEHIX 37 Henry Reginald Bankart, AKE, Turtle, Casque and Gauntlet Bridgton, Maine Phillips Exeter Academyg Captain Sophomore Footballg Varsity Football, '07, '08g Track Squad, '07, President Press Club, '09, C and G House Benjamin Barstow Kingston High School. Hollis Manning Bartlett Haverhill High School. Fred Copeland Batchellor, Littleton High School. Albert Wood Bates Middleboro High School. Arthur Sidney Bedell Boys' High School. KKK John Cleaveland Beebe, FAE Westheld High Schoolg Massachusetts Agricultural College. Samuel Kent Bell, KKK Phillips Exeter Academyg Secretary Phillips Club, '07. Thomas Bell Kingston, Massachusetts 2 New Hubbard Haverhill, Massachusetts 3 College Street Littleton, New Hampshire ICIKK Hgusg Middleboro, Massachusetts Il Wentworth Brooklyn, New York 23 Wentworth Hampden, Massachusetts I6 Thornton Exeter, New Hampshire V KIKK House Exeter, New Hampshire Pittsfield High Schoolg Class Football Team, 'O7g Football Squad., '07, '08, '09. 8 Thornton Frank Henry Bird Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts Wellesley High Schoolg Freshman Football Flzeamg Sophomore Football Team. 9 Thornton Clifford Austin Blake, KKK, Sphinx Westboro, Massachusetts Phillips Exeter Academyg Mercersburg Academy. IQKK' House Delmont Rockwood Bradley, KIJAQD, FA Gloucester, Massachusetts Gloucester High School, Class Relay Team, '05, Football Squad, '06g Track Squad, '05, 'O6. 22 Wheeler' Chester Snow Brett, CIDAQ, Dragon Brookline, Massachusetts Brookline High Schoolg Freshman Football Managerg Hockey Team '06, '07. 6 Crosby 33 Uhr Aegis, 3HnI.3iX3Er1HlI Fred Sumner Brock Rochester, New Hampshire Rochester High School. H Wentworth Ogden Brown, WY, Turtle, Casque and Gauntlet Saint Louis, Missouri Morgan Park Academyg Dramatic Club, '07, '08, '09g Manager, '09. C and G House Walter Edward Brown Brimfield, Massachusetts Hitchcock Free Academy. , 32 Reed Joseph Cleveland Brusse, BCBII DSIIVCT, Colorado West Denver High Schoolg Football Squad, '05g Football Team, '06, '07, '08. 26 Fayerweather Arthur Bertram Bucknam Stoneham, Massachusetts Ayer I-Iigh School. I8 Fayerweather Wilbur Irving Bull, BAE Billerica, Massachusetts Howe High School, Sophomore Basketball Team, '07. I6 South Fayerweather Harold l-litchins Burbank, IIJFA Calais, Maine Calais High School. II Sanborn George Thomas Burns, CIDKKP, Sphinx, Palaeopitus Ayer, Massachusetts Dean Academyg Football Squad, '05, '06, '08g Manager Track Team, '09. 40 Massachusetts Benjamin Prescott Burpee, EAE Manchester, New Hampshire Manchester High School. 22 South Fayerweather Harry EUSCIIC BUrr0l1gl1S, WAX Somerville, Massachusetts Somerville Latin School. I5 Crosby Arthur Lest BUXIOH, Dragon Springfield, Massachusetts Springfield High School. I0 College Street Frederic Aloysius Carroll, KKK, Dragon Worcester, Massachusetts Classical l-ligh School: Clark Universityg Dramatic Club, '07, '08, '09, The Promenadersng Society Circus, '08, Recipient Senior Fence, '08g Business Manager Dartmouth Magazine, 09, Webster Club. KKK I-louse, Charles Wallingford Cartlancl, OHS., Round Robin Dover, New Hampshire Dover l-ligh Schoolg Dartmouth Magazine Board, '09. 20 South Fayerweather Eartmnuilr, ilIHQ'LiHlI?fi E'-H Harley Tuttle Caverly, KKK Rutland, Vermont Phillips Exeter, Allen School. KLICK I-louse Edgar Stratton Chapperlear, ATA Zanesville, Ohio Phillips Exeter Academy: Phillips Club. ATA I-louse Laurence Carlisle Chase Everett, Massachusetts Everett High Schoolg Dow Academy. 48 Fayerweather Philip Minot Chase, CIJKKII, Casque' and Gauntlet, Round Robin Boston, Massachusetts Worcester' Academyg Varsity Debating Team, '06, '07, '08, Manager Varsity Debating Team, '08, 'O9g Webster Club, '08, '09. C and G House John Roland Childs, 1IfY, Sphinx Evanston, Illinois Evanston High Schoolg Freshman Mandolin Club, '06, Mandolin Club, '07, '08, '09, College Band, '06, '07, '08. 5 Massachusetts John Warren Childs, FA Henniker, New Hampshire Henniker High School. 41 South Main Street Harold Symmes Clark Auburnclale, Massachusetts Newton High Schoolg Orpheus Club, '07, '08, '09, College Choir, '08, '09g Track Squad, '08g Deutscher Verein, '09. I7 South Fayerweather . Ralph Byron Clement, TAE, FA Chelsea, Massachusetts Chelsea High Schoolg College Choir, 'O9g Glee Club, '09, I6 Thornton John Clough, AKE Memphis, Tennessee Phillips Andover Academy. 'AKE House Reginald Hunter Colley Rockport, Massachusetts Gloucester Highg Mandolin Club, '08, '09g College Band, '09g College Orchestra, '09 9 Thornton Russell Cowles, TAG, Dragon, Round Robin Des Moines. Iowa Algone High Schoolg Cornell College. KTJAG House Clarence Edwin Cummings, BQDH Beachmont, Massachusetts Chelsea High Schoolg Freshman and Sophomore Baseball Team, '06, '07 35 Fayerweather Ralza Milon Cummings, AKE, Sphinx Concord, New Hampshire Concord I-Iigh School. 7 Richardson 411, Uhr Aegis, Hut, 9535361511 Warren Currier, EX Greeley, C0l0T9-Cl0 Greeley High School, Glee Club, '08, '09, College Choir, '08, '09. 55 Wheeler Ralph Earl Cushman, fmo Burlington, Vermont Burlington High School, Vermont Academy. 'PAQ House ,I Marshall Freeman Davis, K2 North Conway, New l'lampSl1irC Brewster Free Academy, Class Football Team, '05, Varsity Second Football Team, '06, Varsity Football Squad, '07, '08. 32 New Hampshire Lindley Richard Dean, OH2 Cl12iTl0ltC, V6TI'f10I1l Vergennes High School, Honorable Mention, German, '08, Second, Atherton Greek Prize, '08, Classical Club, '08. I8 Tl101'Hl0H Herman Louis Dillingham, AKE Milford, Massachusetts Milford High School, Football Squad, '05, '06, '07, Vice-President Freshman Class, Sopho- more Hockey Team, College Band, '06, '07, '08, Leader '09, Orchestra, '08, '09, College Choir, '08, '09, Glee Club, '09. 'NKIE House Carlton Noyes Dodge Henniker, New Hampshire Phillips Andover Academy, Freshman Football, '05, Second Football, '06, College Band, '06, '07, '08. I0 College Street Arthur Franklin Doe, 4122K Somerville, Massachusetts Somerville Latin School, Track Squad, '06, Hockey Team, '06, '07, '08 6 Fayerweather Charles Elbert DOl6, 2-AE Lebanon, New Hampshire Lebanon High School, Track Squad, '06, 26 Wheeler Walter Julius Leopold Dreyfus New York, New York Dean Academy, Football Squad, '05, '06, '07, Freshman Football, Dramatic Club, '06, Freshman Mandolin Club, Dartmouth Board, '06, '07, '08, '09, Local Editor Dartmouth, '06, Cercle Francais, Deutscher Verein, Rufus Choate Scholar, '07, Honorable Mention French and German, '07, Honors in German, '09, Special Honors in French, '09. I9 Richardson JHITICS Glynn Driscoll, AKE, Sphinx Whitinsville, Massachusetts Williston Seminary, Varsity Baseball Team, '06, Freshman Basketball Manager. 55 New Hampshire Benjamin Harmon Dudley, EAE Malone, New York Franklin Academy. I2 South Fayerweather Enrtmnuih, iHtICIEiJ1lI3i 41 Clarence Eugene Dunbar Manchester High School. George Henry Dwenger Boys' High School. Robert B. Eaton, EAE Roxbury High School. Walter Irving Eaton , Manchester, New Hampshire 47 Fayerwealher Brooklyn, New York 25 New Hampshire Roxbury, Massachusets 45 Massachusetts Brimfield, Massachusetts Hitchcock Free Academyg Orpheus Club, '06, '07, '085 Choir, '06, '08. 3 College Street Emile Henri Erhard, AKE, Sphinx, Palaeopitus Brookline, Massachusetts Brookline High School, Varsity Hockey Team, '07, '08, Aegis Board. AKE House Thomas Albert Fardy, CIDKNII Thayer Academy. William lngraham Fearing, AKE, Casque and Gauntlet Randolph, Massachusetts 50 New Hampshire Newton, Massachusetts Newton High Schoolg Freshman Footballg Sophomore Baseballg Class Treasurer, 'OS Clarence Ames Fisk 21 Richardson Brighton, Massachusetts Boston Latin Schoolg Brighton High Schoolg Dramatic Club, '06, Freshman Debating Teamg 4 Sophomore Basketball. 8 Massachusetts Horace Teller Fleisher Philadelphia, Pennsylvania William Penn Charter School. 28 College Harry Rabardy Floyd Manchester, Massachusetts Manchester High School. Merrill Middleton Follansbee, AAfIJ, Casque and Gauntlet I6 Crosby Chicago, Illinois Chicago Manual Training School, University High Schoolg Track Squad, '06. C and G House Edward Chandler Ford CIPEK Marshlield, Massachusetts Manchester fN. HJ High School. Harold ,Richard Foss, EAE Briclgman Block Portland, Maine Portland High School. 22-23 North Fayerweather 427 Uhr 2-Xrgi5,HnI.3E3iX'HIl Bertrand Carr French, QIUAQ Sandwich. Massachusetts Sandwich High Schoolg Dartmouth Board, '06, '07, '08, '09g Alumni Local Editor, '09, sophomore Basketball. 'PAQ House Stanley Gates, AKE Claremont, California Pomona College Preparatory School. 38 Wheelet Walter Herman Julius Golde, FAE Brooklyn. New York Boy's High Schoolg Glee Club, '09g The Promenadersug Deutscher Vereing Cercle Francais, 8 Lebanon Street Ernest Herman Goodrich P0Ytlfi11Cl, Maine Montpelier High School. 31 Wheeler George Kelly Goodwin Bethel, Vermont Colby Academyg Bangor Theological Seminaryg Newbury Academy. 4 School Street Robert Rutledge Gould, EN Portland, Connecticut Portland High Schoolg Honorable Mention Mathematics, 'O7g Honorable Mention Graphics, 'O7. 46 New Hampshire Joseph Rae Graff, JDAGD Peoria, Illinois Central High School fwashington, D. CQ. CIJAG House Arthur Leslie Graves Wells River, Vermont Phillips Andover Academy. 7 I-Iallgayten Harvey Wilbur Graves, AKE Rochester, New York Rochester East High Schoolg University of Rochester. AKE House Omer afkef Greenwood, EAE Billerica, Massachusetts Lexington High Schoolg Sophomore Basketballg Orpheus Club, '073 College Orchestra, '07, 08. A 22 South Fayerweather Arthur Archibald Hadden, CIJKKII Muskegon, Michigan Hackley Manual Training Schoolg Olivet Collegeg Mandolin Club, '09g College Band, '09. 48 New Hampshire Harold Steward Hall, fI3iK'1' Hudson Massachusetts Hudson High School. 48 N H h' CW SHIPS IFC Bsrtmnuilr, !JHQIitlH3i 43 Karl Raymond Hammond, Xflv Nashua High Schoolg Freshman Baseball, Sophomore Baseballg John Edward Hansbury Milford High School, Sophomore Baseball, Fred Sumner Hanson, Jr. Somerville English High. Joseph Richmond Hatch, BCDTI Chelsea High Schoolg Freshman Football. Herbert Richardson Hawes, ATA Worcester Classical High School. Nashua, New Hampshire Baseball Squad, '08. Xi' House Beverly, Massachusetts 4 Bartlett Somerville, Massachusetts l Thornton Chelsea, Massachusetts BSH House Worcester, Massachusetts 4 Richardson Jesse Hawley, Jr., GTJPA, Turtle, Sphinx Seattle, Washington Mount Tamalpais Military Academyg University of Minnesota, Varsity Football, '07, '08, Varsity Track, '08, Trophy Room Committee. 40 Massachusetts Sidney Channing Hazelton, 1152K West Medford, Massachusetts Medford High Schoolg Class Secretary and Treasurer, '06, Class Baseball Team, '05, Varsity Baseball, '06, 'O7. ' Alonzo Graham Hearne Kittery High School. Arthur Lowell Herrick, fI1KlI1 Gloucester High School. Hazen Kimball Hibbard Kimball Union Academy. Albert Llewellyn Hill Gorham Normal Schoolg Bangor Theological Seminary. Curtis Monson Hilliard, EN Chauncey Hall, Boston, Track Squad, '07g Orchestra, '08, Howard Hoyt Hilton, AAQIJ, Dragon University High School. 35 Fayerweather Kittery, Maine 21 Wentworth ' Gloucester, Massachusetts 42 Wheeler Newbury, Vermont 5 Ford Bloclc Enfield, New Hampshire I2 Lebanon Street Braintree, Massachusetts 54 New Hampshire Chicago, Illinois 25 North Main Street 44 Elie Angie, 1Hul.?63E3EHll C-eorge H. Hinckley Calais High School. James Hitchcock, KKK Cambridge Latin School, Freshman Mandolin Club, Dartmouth College Choir, '09. Robert Jameson Holmes, EX Newton High School, Chess Team, '06, William Francis Holzer, EAE Kearny High School. Sanford Berton Hooker, EX Bradford Academy. Philip Hough Dover High School. Eliot Remsen Howard Hyde Park High School. Nathaniel Jacob Howland, GAG? Portland, Maine 29 New Hampshire Cambridge, Massachusetts Mandolin Club, '08, '09, 20 Richardson Newton, Massachusetts '07, '09, 28 Richardson Arlington, New Jersey I7 Thornton Bradford, Vermont Z4 Richardson Dover, New Hampshire 23 Crosby Hyde Park, Massachusetts 22 Sanborn New Bedford, Massachusetts New Bedford High School, Track Squad, '06, '07, Junior Prom, Committee. 4159 House Miosrton Huel, GJAX, Turtle, Casque and Gauntlet Chicago, lllinois Hyde Park High School, Mandolin Club, '09, College Song Leader, '09. James Shaw Huselton, AKE '05, '06, '07, Glee Club, '05, '06, '07, '08, Leader, C and G House Butler, Pennsylvania Mercersburg Academy, Sophomore Basketball, '07. AKE House Edward Patrick Kelley, EX Lawrence High School, Captain Freshman more Baseball, Vice-President Sophomore '08, President, Lawrence Club, '09. George Francis Kennedy, BCDH, Sphinx, Roxbury Latin School, Freshman Baseball, Football, '06, '07, Captain Football Team v North Andover, Massachusetts Baseball, Sophomore Football, '06, Captain Sopho- Class, Football Squad, '07, '08, Baseball Squad, 6 North Fayerweather Palaeopitus Roxbury, Massachusetts Sophomore Baseball, Football Squad, '05, Varsity '08- 5 Proctor Eartmnltilr, 5111011311136 45 Carl Killam East Boxford, Massachusetts Danvers High School 9 College Hall Samuel Frederick King, X111 i Newton Highlands, Massachusetts Newton High School, Assistant Manager Hockey, 'OSQ Manager Hockey, '09. Xff' House Maurice Kivel, NIIY Dover, New Hampshire East Denver High School, Phillips Exeter Academy, Leader Freshman Mandolin Clubg Mandolin Clulo, '06, '07, '08, '09, XIl I'i House Vlalentine Isaac Klopp, KKK Mount Aetna, Pennsylvania Mercersburg Acaclemyg Orpheus Clulo, '06, ,075 Deutscher Verein, '08, '09. KKK House Alvis Kusic Niagara Falls, New York Chamberlain lnstilute, Randolph, N. Y. , William Ers Lamb, GDAX Washington, District of Columbia Technical High School, Washington. SI New Hampshire Walter John Lane Gilmanton, New Hampshire Pittsfield High School. 28 Sanborn Fred Dighton Laton, Xi Nashua, New Hampshire Nashua High School. 22 Sanborn Stanley Winthrop Leighton, fI12K, Casque and Ciauntlet, Boston, Massachusetts Mechanics Arts High Schoolg Freshman Foolhallg Sophomore Footlnallg Track Squad, '06, Hockey, '06, '07, ,089 Captain Hockey, '09. Richard Baldwin Locke, GJAX, Dragon Cushing Academyg Freshman Mandolin Club. William Albert Loughlin Worcester Classical High School. Ciraham Spear Lyon, 1I1Y, Casque Morgan Park High School. Allan Morrill McCurcly Phillips Andover Academy. and Gauntlet V C and G House Belmont, Massachusetts 21 New Hampshire Worcester, Massachusetts 7 Reed Ligonier, Indiana C and G House Andover, Massachusetts 47-48 Fayerweathet 45 Uhr A2gia,'Hnl.3i3i3i1Hl1 Arthur Findlay Mcl..ane, KKK, Turtle DCHVC13 Colorado West Denver High School, Varsity Baseball, '06, '07, Football Squad, '06, '07, Glee Club, 'OSI 26 Fayerweather Anson MCLOud, EX Boston, Massachusetts Roxbury Latin School, Mandolin Club, '07, '08, '09, College Band, '07, '03s Manager, '09, Orchestra, '07, '08, '09, Glee Club, '08, '09, French Play, '07, Choir, '08, '095 Orpheus Club, '08, '09. 29 Richardson Karl Roland Maerker, GAX, Dragon N3P0lC01'1, Ohio Napoleon High School, Oberlin College. Zl New HamPSl'1i1'0 Leon Craig Marshall Hanover, New Hampshire Hanover High School, 38 ,South Main Street Ralph Herbert Marston, QIPIQII Roxbury, Massachusetts Roxbury High School, Hockey Team, '07, '08. 6 Proctor Edwin Daniel Martin, AKE Oak Park, Illinois Lewis lnstilute, Ctlee Club, '07, College Choir, '07, Orpheus Club, '07, lf l Were Dean. 55 Vvheeler Jasper Karl Mason, KE Calais, Maine Calais High School, Collge Choir, '06, '07, '03, '09, Orpheus Club, '06, '07, Glee Club, '08, '09, Assistant Manager Varsity Baseball, '03, Manager Varsity Baseball '09, New Hampshire Henry E.ClmLlI1Cl Meleney, X115 Brooklyn, New York Erasmus Hall High School, Track Squad, '06, '07, Secretary-Treasurer Golf Club, '07, Dartmouth Board, '07, '08, '09, l909 Aegis Boarclt, Vice-President Christian Association, '08, XCI' House John Cyrus Mitchell, Jr., ATA Boise, ldaho Lebanon High School, Freshman Baseball Team, Sophomore Baseball Team, Varsity Base- ball Squad, '06, Baseball Team, '08. ATA House Elbert Marston Moffatt, ME 5 St, Joseph, Michigan St. Joseph High School, Freshman Football Team, Freshman and Sophomore Debating Teams, Magazine Board, Business Manager 1909 Aegis, Treasurer Y. M. C. A., '07, Vice- President Y. M. C. A., '08, Howard Gage Moody, K2 Worcester, Massachusetts Pinkerton Academy Eartmnuih. IHJIQHIHBC 47 Frederick Haubrich Morawski, KIJPA, Sphinx Roxbury, Massachusetts Dorchester High Schoolg Dramatic Club, '07, '08, '09g Modecin Malgre Lui, '07,g lf I Were Dean, '07, The Promenadersf' Davison Block Leon Jeremiah Morse Wilder, Vermont Montpelier Seminary. Wilder, Vermont Robinson Haile Mower, f11I'A Rockford, Illinois Culver Military Academy, Class Basketball Team, '06, '07g Varsity Basketball Squjacl, '06, '07, Manager, Golf Team, '09. 6 North Fayerweather Harold Hale Murchie Calais, Maine Calais High School. ll Sanborn Emmett Hay Naylor, APY, Casque and Gauntlet, Round Robin Evanston, Illinois Evanston High Schoolg Editor-in-Chief i909 Aegis: Darlmoulh Board, '07, '05, '09g Dari- mouih Magazine Board, '07, '08g Editor-in-Chief, Dartmouth Magazi11c, '09, Press Club, '08, Glee Club, '06, '07, '08, '09, College Choir, '06, '07, '08, '09g Orpheus Club, '06, '07, . '08, '09g Commencement Usherg The Foundersng lf l were Deanug The Promenadersng Webster Club. C and G House Allen Edward Newton, BGJII, Dragon Winthrop, Massachusetts Stone Schoolg Sophomore Footballg Sophomore Hockey, junior Prom. Committee 2 North Fayerweather Leo Francis Nolan, ATA Newport, Rhode Island Rogers High School. 8 New Hubbard Edward Plumer Norris, fIJ2K Portsmouth, New Hampshire Portsmouth High Schoolg Second Thayer Mathematic Prize, '07. ll Crosby Alvin Clark Noyes, EN Bethlehem, New Hampshire Littleton High School. 48 New Hampshire Frank James O'Brien North Andover, Massachusetts Johnson High School, Sophomore Baseball Team. l Proctor George Woodbury Oliphant, ATA Methuen, Massachusetts Phillips Andover Academy. ATA House Harold Allen Osborne, X111 Lynn, Massachusetts Lynn Classical High Schoolg Vaudeville Club, '06g Vice-President Press Club, '09g Class Baseball Team, '06, '07. XT House 45 Uhr Aegia,1Hnl.X?E3i'H1I Thomas Oscar Parker Cushing Academy. Taintor Parkinson Pepperell, Massachusetts 35 North Main Street , Waltham,' Massachusetts Waltham High School. 23 Reed William Townsley Patch, EX Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts Arms Academy. Bridgman Block William Hubbard Patterson, AKE, Casque and Gauntlet Chicago, Illinois University High School, Leader, Banjo Cub, '08. C and C House Roswell Thornton Pearl, Round Robin Boston, Massachusetts Boston Latin School, Dartmouth Boarcl, '08, '09, Dartmouth Magazine, '07, '05, '09, Aegis Boarcl., Press Club, '07, '08, '09. ' I0 Wentworth Charles Wadleigh Pearson Nashua High School. Nashua, New Hampshire 20 Sanborn Warren Lawrence Peck, CIJAGD, Dragon St. Johnsbury, Vermont St. Johnsbury Academy, Glee Club, l08j College Choir, '08, '09, Sophomore Basketball Teanl. House Chester Norman Perry, fIHK'I1 Dorchester, Massachusetts Mechanic Arts High School, Captain Sophomore Hockey, Hockey Squad, '07, Hockey Team, '08. 6 Proctor Howard Bigelow Peterson, QDX, K2 Waltham, Massachusetts Waltham High School, Norwich University. 2 New Hampshire Russell Arthur Pettengill, KKK, Dragon Minneapolis, Minnesota Melrose High School, Sophomore Football, Sophomore Hockey, Hockey Squad, '06, '07, Hockey Team, '08. Albert Whitford Place, FAE Manchester High School. Fred Byron Plummer Hanover High School. Sterling Howard Poole, FAE Lynn Classical High School. 2 North Fayerweather Francestown, New Hampshire 8 Lebanon Street Hanover, New Hampshire l South Park Street Lynn, Massachusetts l 5 Wheeler Bartmnutlr, 513611911136 45 Maurice Readey, CIPPA, Dragon, Palaeopitus Manchester, New Hampshire Manchester' High School: 2nd Novice Cross Country Run, '06, Track Squad, '06, Track Team, '07, 43 New Hampshire Frank Joseph Reagan GQDFA, Sphinx, Palaeopitus Framingham, Massachusetts Phillips Andover Academyg Class Baseball, '06, '07, Manager Basketball, '09. 40 Massachusetts Fred Leon Reed, KKK Malden, Massachusetts Malden High School, Freshman Mandolin Clubg Vaudeville Club, '07g Football Squad, '07, '08, - KKK House Edward Dillon Rich, KKK, Turtle, Sphinx, Palaeopitus Boulder, Colorado Boulder State Preparatory School, Varsity Football Squad, '04, Varsity Football Team, '05, '07, '08. KKK House Leroy Mowry Richardson Winchester, Massachusetts Winchester High School. I6 New Hampshire Ralph Joseph Richardson, FAE Fairmont, Minnesota Fairmont High School, Carleton College, Debating Team, '08. I6 Wheeler Earle Jackson Rogers, X111 Cabot, Vermont Montpelier Seminary, tl South Fayerweather Walter Clarence Rogers, EX Quincy, Massachusetts Ballou and Hobigancl School, Clee Club Accompanist, '0Sg Orpheus Club, '08g College Orchestra, '07, '09g l..eaclter, '08, College Band, '07, '09, Manager College Band, '08, I College Choir, '08, '09. 22 Richardson Kenneth Edward Root, AKE, Turtle, Sphinx Chicago, Illinois University High School, Class Secretary-Treasurer, '07, '08, Golf Team, '09. 21 Richardson Philip Ma1'shman Rose 1 ,, Cornwall, Vermont McGraw Normal Institute, Track Squad, '07, '0S. I6 South Fayerweather Wallace Mason Ross, AKE Lebanon, New Hampshire Cushing Academy, Class Football, ,05, ,065 Football Squad, '07, College Choir, '06, Orpheus Club, '06g Treasurer Christian Association, '08, President Christian Association, '09. 27 New Hampshire Clark Saville Quincy, Massachusetts Mechanic Arts High Schoolg Thayer Academy. 2 New Hubbard 511 Uhr Argiz,1HnI.363i36'H11 P Cneorge Henry Schildmiller, KPY, Turtle, Sphinx, Palaeopitus Waterbury, Connecticut Phillips Andover Academyg'Baseball, '07, '08, Basketball, '07, '08, Football, '07, '08g Cap- tain Baseball, '09. Albert Schoheld, CIJFA 6 Massachusetts Newtonville, Massachusetts Newton High Schoolg Sophomore Football. 38 New Hampshire Harvie Ellsworth Schwartz, CIJAQD Yonkers, New York Bordentown Military Institute. Bernard Matthew Scully 24-25 North Fayerweather Accord, Massachusetts Hingham High Schoolg Sophomore Baseball. I7 Wentworth Curtiss Lanphere Sheldon, ATA New fBritain, Connecticut New Britain High Schoolg Business Manager The Dartmouth, '09, ATA House Arthur Howard Shoppelry, KKK, Turtle, Sphinx Everett, Massachusetts Everett High Schoolg Freshman Baseballg Freshman Basketballg Varsity Basketball Squad, '06, '07, Varsity Baseball Sq Walter Augustine Sidley Lawrence High Schoolg Class Baseball, '06, '07g Sophomore Squad, '06, '08, President Dartmouth Democratic Club, '09. Claude Randolph Simpson Milford High Schoolg Colgate University. Mark Anson Smith, XCD Lebanon High Schoolg Class Relay, '07, Class Debating Team, '06 Winthrop Lamson Smith, EN Malden High School. Clifton Albert Snow, ATA Holyoke High School, Capt Arthur Joseph Sporborg Albany Academy: Rollins Pr uad, '06, Varsity Baseball, '07. KKK House Lawrence, Massachusetts Debating Teamg Football l Proctor Milford, Massachusetts 29-30 South Fayerweather Lebanon, New Hampshire 9 Track Squad, '06, '08, 26 Wheeler Brooklyn, New York 3 Wheeler V Holyoke, Massachusetts ain Freshman Basketball, Sophomore Basketball, 7 M-assachusetts . Albany, New York lze Speaking, '07, Track Squad, '07. I2 South Fayerweather Eartmnuih, IJUIKBQITIX 51 Arthur Burgess Stanley, K2 Hyde Park, Massachusetts Hyde Park High School. 32 New Hampshire Eugene Miller Stark, QIJAGJ, Turtle, Sphinx, Palaeopitus Cedar Rapids, Iowa Cedar Rapids High School, Coe College, Aegis Board, Sophomore Baseball, Baseball Squad, '08. A 21 Wheeler Robert Mason Stone, QKNII Winchester, Massachusetts Winchester High School, Dartmouth Board, '06, '07, '08, Managing Editor, '09 l South Fayerweather Perley Nelson Storer, CIJEK Portsmouth, New Hampshire Portsmouth High School. tl Crosby Henry William Stucklen, CIJFA, Dragon Dorchester, Massachusetts Roxbury High School, Golf Team, '06, '07, '08,g Sophomore Hockey, '07, Hockey Squad, '07, Hockey Team, '08, Captain Golf Team, '09, Mandolin Club, '08, '09. 5 Crosby John Arthur Swenson, AAID Concord, New Hampshire Concord High School, Glee Club, '06, '07, '08, '09, Class Football, '05, '06, Class Baseball, '06, '07, Choir, '06, '07, '08, 'O9g Orpheus Club, '06, '07, '08, '09. IO College Street Ralph Lauris Theller, AKE, Casque and Cuauntlet, Palaeopitus Cambridge, Massachusetts Cambrige English High School, President Dartmouth Debating Union, '08, 'O95 'Chairman Triangular Debating League, '08, Dramatic Club, '06, '07, lf I Were Dean , Rollins Prize Speaking, First Prize, '07, Class of '66 Pfile SPeakin8- First Pfile, '07, ,082 Vice' Speaker Dartmouth Congress, '07, Speaker, '08, ,091 Daffmmlfh Magazine Board: Daft' moulh Board '08, Editor-in-Chief, '09, Aegis Board, '09- . C and G House Walter Evan Thomas Neath. Pennsylvania Mt. Hermon Seminary, Class Football, '05, '06. 23 Reed Sidney Hammond Thompson, QIHAGJ, Sphinx St. Johnsbury, Vermont St. Johnsbury Academy. CPA9 House Herbert Leroy Tirrell, AACID Malden, MHSSHCl1l1SCftS Malden High School, Freshman Mandolin Club. 25 South Fayerweather Lyncle Tucker, WY Albany, New Y01'lC Albany High School, Manager Musical Clubs, '09. NPT House 52 Uhr Angie, HnI.3i3i3ETHII James Norwood Tuttle, FAE Harwichport, Massachusetts Harwich High School, Thornton Academy. ll Wheelock Street John Cushing Varney, OH2 North Chelmsford, Massachusetts Lowell High School. 30 New Hampshire Herman Luther Walker, BCBH Cornish, New Hampshire Kimball Union Academyg College Choir, '05, '06, '07, ,095 Track Team, '06, '08, Captain Track Team, '09, Glee Club, '06, '07, '08, '09. 42 South Main Street Herbert Moore Walker, QDKNII GOES Falls, New HaII1PShl1'S Manchester High School. I0 C1'0SbY Harry Abbott Ward, EN, FA Lynn, Massachusetts Lynn Classical High School. 54 New Hampshire Daniel Edward Watson, BGJII, Dragon Roxbury, Massachusetts Roxbury Latin School, Class Track Team, '06, '07, Varsity Track Squad, '06, Manager Sophomore Basketballg Mandolin Club, '06, '07, '08g Leader, '09g junior Class Presidentg Senior Class President, First Semester. 2. North Fayerweather Arthur Gordon Weinz, KKK, FA Roxbury, Massachusetts Roxbury Latin School. 20 New Hampshire Thomas Cedric Wellsted, AKE, Casque and Gauntlet, Round-Robin, Palaeopitus Cleveland, Ohio East High School, Freshman Basketballg Sophomore Basketballg Dramatic Club, '06, '07, '08, '09, Junior Prom. Committeeg President Dramatic Club, '08, '09, C and C House Vernon Frost West, KKK Portland, Maine Phillips Exeter Academyg Freshman Relay Team, Sophomore Relay Team, Track Squad, '06, '07, Phillips Club. KKK House Walter Merton Whelpley Winthrop, Massachusetts Winthrop High Schoolg Massachusetts Agricultural Collegeg Sophomore Baseball. l Reed Henry Bassett Whitcomb, AAHE, Turtle, Sphinx Newton, Massachusetts Newton High School, Manager Sophomore Baseball. AACIP House Arthur Cordingley White, Roxbury, Massachusetts Mechanic Arts High School. 20 New Hampshire Barimnuih, 61011111136 E3 I-Iarold Cushing Whitmore Lynn English High School. Ralph Maynard Wight, EAE Ogclenshurg Free Acaclemy. Earl Wellington Wiley, AY Holyoke High School. Frank Birtwistle Williams, AACIJ Durfee High School, Chairman Junior Prom. Committee. Joseph Washburn Worthen, KKK, Sphinx, Palaeopitus Lynn, Massachusetts Observatory Ogclenshurg, New York 23-24 North Fayerweather Holyoke, Massachusetts 7 Massachusetts F all River, Massachusetts 5 Proctor Hanover, New Hampshire Hanover High School, Manager Freshman Hockeyg Manager Sophomore Football, Manager Varsity Football, '08g Rollins Prize Speaker, '065 Second Class of l866 Prize, '07, Freshman Debating Teamg Sophomore Debating Team, Orpheus Club, '07, Glee Club, '08, Mandolin Cluh, '07, '08. Louis Forrest Wright, fIPK1If Stone School, Phillips Exeter Academy. George Monroe York, ATA Somerville Latin School. II Webster Ave. Campello, Massachusetts V20 Wheeler Somerville, Massachusetts ATM House 54 fL!hePsegi5,1'5ul.3i3G3ilHI1 1910 Class Tfistory -xg , GENTLE. Zephyr blew up the street: played a while by T0HY,S Cari: FQ crossed the campusg entered the Administration Building! and toyed ik with the leaves of Chuck's little blue book. 0 GS. mul 9' In seeing Hanover, donit miss the class of !9!0! ln looking over who's who, glue your optics upon !9!O! No hand writing on the 'fins wall could be more potentg no admonition from dear old Chuck can be more true. !9!O! And thereby hangs a tale-as George Underwood would say. We came. From that moment, Dartmouth began to live. She could exist with other classes. We made her live. Remember the old swimming hole in Chandler that year? Do We! Ask Capt'n Tobe if he does! We got through that first Hanover winter somehow, and in the spring what a glorious keg party We didn't have! We saw, in our Sophomore year, our career of honor continued. Mart Hannon left college, but somehow We got along. And lo, the poor Freshmen! Take 0-ne Mac, one Tobe, and one Jimmy Colgan. Administer that Delta Alpha dose to an innocent young Freshman and he will soon feel like an expurged Three Weeks. Then, to show some originality We got up at break o'day to inHict our Junior honors. We conquered everything this year. We stand head and shoulders above them all. We know because Al Barker told us so. We have thinned out a little. Chuck has been playing strip poker with us and somehow he wins. But We do not lack in stu- dents. There's Davies and Bunny Armstrong. We do not lack in athletics. What about the midget quarter with his heavenly smile. And of course there's Tobe again and the King. We do not lack in society favorites. They say-but Rolly Reynolds refuses to have his name mentioned. We do not lack in histrionic stars. Piper has got it over all the Salomies that ever hornpiped. We have not lacked in oratory. Take a day off and hear Ski Shaw get rid of HI am going to be Queen of the May, Ma. Gee! Simply swell! and et oetera. We! Such a simple word but see what it stands for. 1910! And the wind blew out the office. CLASS OF 19,10 EE 611112 2-Xrgia, Hui. XXXHII ' ABIE Eugene Paul Albert, XCIJ Elmhurst, Illinois University High Schoolg Sophomore Baseball, '08, QART.. flluniors Ralph Davenport Abercrombie, EX Lawrence, Massachusetts Tilton Seminaryg Class Football, '07g Class Relay, '07g Track Squacl, '07, '08. 21 Massachusetts V PA UL A-Ythuf Pratt Allen, Berlin, Massachusetts. Northboro High School. 8 Wentworth Eartmnuth, 1311611131136 5? Clarence Eugene Allen, Xfb Brunswick, Maine Fitchburg High Schoolg Sophomore Baseball Manager, Deutscher Verein. 52 New Hampshire GEORGE Ferdinand Douglas Armstrong, QJKKII Winchester High Schoolg College Band, '08, '09. BADGE BUCK George Edgar Allen Braclforcl, Massachusetts Haverhill High School. 5 New Hubbard Winchester, Massachusetts l South Fayerweather BUNNIE Jerome Brigharn Badgley, BAE Denver, Colorado Manual Training High School. 36 Wheeler E13 Uhr Argia, 1Hnl.X3E3i1H1I Theodore Whig Baldwin Oak Park, Illinois Morgan Park Academy. TOM 7 Lawrence Harcly Bankart, AKE, Turtle Briclgton, Maine Cushing Academy, Varsity Football Squad, '06, 'OBQ Varsity Football Team, '07, Vice-President Freshman Classy Man- ager Freshman Baseball. 55 New Hampshire BANK i r r Charles Albion Bardwell, BAE Dorchester, Massachusetts Dorchester High School, Deutscher Verein. 9 Sanborn l BARD Almon Charles Barker New Vineyard, Maine Farmington High School, Class Baseball, '07, '08. 4 School Street A A L Bartmnuih, 311101191336 Exit Arnolcl Leavenworth Barrett, AKE Northampton High School. 29-30 South Fayerweather C 1oE John Wesley Bates, CDAX Somersworth, New Hampshire Somersworth High Schoolg Freshman Hockey Teamg Captain 1 Sophomore Hockey Teamg lf I were Dean. I7 College 1 CHAN Northampton, Massachusetts ARNOLD Joseph Bartlett Louisville, Kentucky Perkins lnstituteg Executive Committee of Classical Cluhg Deutscher Verein. I6 Wentworth JACK Chauncey Buel Baxter, K2 Hyde Park, Massachusetts Hyde Park High Schoolg Freshman Footballg Sophomore ln- cloor Relayg Varsity Track Squacl. I4 Wheeler an erm Aww, Hut.-ecaexmi Harry Starr Beal, WY Springfield, Vermont Rockford High Schoolg Choir, '07, '08g Glee Club, '07, ,OBQ olpheus Club, '07, 'os A HARRY Q Thomas Lewis Belcher N Winthrop, Massachusetts Winthrop High School. l Reed , I p LEWIE Harold Culver Benjamin, QIDFA West Medford, Massachusetts Medford High Schoolg Aegis Boarcl. - 25 Massachusetts l B151v1Y B A Maurice Cary Blake Brookline, Massachusetts Brookline High Schoolg Assistant Manager Football, '09, Treasurer Christian Association, '09g Third Rollins Prize Speaking, '08. 0 29 Massachusetts I MA URICE !Bartmnuih,1HlIGLflII3E E1 Richard I-lanz Douai Boerker Brooklyn, New York. Boys' High School, German Club, '08. KING Frederick Carleton Brooks Denver, Colorado East Denver High School. 36 Wheeler sajACKuv V HANS Francis Anthony Brady, KKK South Boston, Massachusetts South Boston High School, Varsity Basketball, '07, ,0S, '09, Varsity Baseball, '08, 20 Fayerweather FRED John Cowles Brooks, EN Claremont, New Hampshire Stevens High School. 35 Reed, E2 Uhr Aegia,JHnI.3G3E3G1H1l Philip Preston Brooks, EN Charlestown, New Hampshire Bellows Falls High School. I5 Wentworth PHIL William Grover Brown, Jr. , Gloucester, Massachusetts Gloucester High School. 9 Massachusetts BILL Donald Runnells Bryant, XCIJ Chicago, Illinois Nashua High School. 29 Massachusetts UDON.. Leslies AUEUSUIS Bull, BAE Billerica, Massachusetts i Lowell High Schoolg Freshman Basehallg Sophomore Base- ball ll North Fayerweather SID narrninurh, molmx ini! Fletcher Payne Burton, CDAX Newton, Massachusetts Williston Seminary. 6 College CARP Warren Shaw Carter So-mersworth, New Hampshire Somersworth High School. I9 New Hampshire l ..CASS,. BURT Guy Richard Carpenter, XKD Binghamton, New York Williston Seminaryg Glee Club, '07g Press Club, '07, '08. 'O9g Dartmouth Board, 'O9g l9l0 Aegis Board. ' BILL John Anthony Cassidy Brooklyn, New York Boys' High School. 24 Fayerweather E4 Uhr: Begin, 1HuI.3E3G3i1Hl1 Horace Barker Chaclbourne, KKK Chelmsford, Massachusetts Lowell High Schoolg Varsity Baseball Team, '08g Freshman Baseball Teamg Football Squad, '07, '08, '09. I8 Richardson V CHAD George Edward Chamberlin Manchester, New Hampshire Manchester High School. I7 South Main Street GEORGE Hoitt Newton Charlton Marlboro, Massachusetts Marlboro High Schoolg Phillips Exeter Acaclemyg Freshman Baseballg Sophomore Footballg Phillips Clubg Dartmouth Congress: Webster Clubg Republican Club. V25 Sanborn HOITT David Allen Childs EN Salem, New Hampshire Methuen High School. 1 Wheeler A BABE Eurimnuih, 151101135136 E5 Herbert Greenleaf Coar Brooklyn, New York Adelphi Academy. 27 South Fayerweather COBB Henry Clay Coffin, KKK Everett, Massachusetts Everett High School, Ballou and Hobigand. F ILJIMN BERT GUY Adams Coburn East Jaffrey, New Hampshire Conant High Schoolg Clark University. 33 New Hampshire ZI School Street cHET C Albert James Coleman Cambridge, Massachusetts Cambridge Latin Schoolg Clee Club, 'Ogg College Choir, '08, 'O9g Promenaclers. 4 MHSSaChUSClfS EE E112 Argin, Hui. 3636361311 1 WM., Henry Francis Collins Methuen High School CHET t t' Henry Cheever Comey, Melrose High School 5 more Hockey Team. James Francis Colgan, Jr. New Haven, Connecticut New Haven High School. ' Methuen, Massachusetts I 0 Thornton l Fayerwealher GENERAL Chester Francis Comey Mansfield, Massachusetts Mansfield High School 43 Wheeler KDAQD Melrose, Massachusetts Freshman Basketball Squad: Sopho- IO Wentworth I-IENR Y Dartmouth, 1111161131136 B7 Kennedy Conklin, X111 Holbrook Military Academyg Union College, BROWN Reuben Rixford Copp Concord High School. -'PIP' New York City, New York l Massachusetts Q HCONKH Brown Cooper Fort Wayne, Indiana Fort Wayne High Schoolg Hpromenadersng College Band, '08, '09g Glee Club, '09g College Choir, 'O9. 28 Wheeler Pittsfield, Massachusetts I4 Reed C REUB Pierpont McClaslcer Cowan, CIJKKII Allston, Massachusetts Boston Latin Schoolg Captain Freshman Football, '07, Cercle Francaise. 55 Uhr Argiz, flHn1,363C3C'IHI.l Otis Thompson Crafts, CDFA Manchester, New Hampshire Manchester High School. 3 North Fayerweather O TE Charles Luther Crawford, CIJEK ' Rockford, Illinois Rockford High School. I0-I2 Fayerweather C CHUCK l V u 1 l Alpheus Dixi Crosby New York City, New York Morris High School, Orpheus Club, '07, '08, 2 Reecl DIXI William Edward Curtis, K2 Worcester, Massachusetts Worcester South High School. Zl Thornton CURT iBar1mnuIh, 131101131336 EH Ernest Alden Cushman Hanover High School CUSH Raymond Fiske Cutler Warren High School: in IKIOEIO I Hanover, Massachusetts Class Football Team, '07. 8 Massachusetts I C USH Hiram Norton Cushman, QAX Brighton, Massachusetts Brighton High School: Treasurer Sophomore Class. I7 College Warren, Massachusetts Sophomore Baseball Team. 32 Reed HEINIE Joseph James Davidson North Stratford, New Hampshire North Stratford High School. Forcl Block YH Ghz Aegis, 13111. 363636311 George Clement Davies VergenI16S, VCIIHOHI Vergennes High School. 41 Wheeler DAVE William Hall Deering, EN N E 5800. Maine Worcester Academy, Promenaders. I3 New Hubbard BILL John Harvey Dingle, fI1I'A Omar, Delaware Williston Seminaryg Freshman Class Treasurerg Sopho- more Vice-Presidentg Sophomore Football Teamg Varsity Football Squad, '08g Varsity Basketball Team, '07, '08, '09g Captain Basketball Team, '09, 25 Massachusetts UOHNN Allen Barrows Doggett, -lr., 1IfY, Turtle Brooklyn, New York Erasmus Hall High Schoolg Business Manager l9l0 Aegis Captain Freshman Hoclceyg Manager Sophomore Hockey. Psi Upsilon House UALLENU f Eartmuutl1,!ll1IQI9IH9E 71 Francis Leonard Donovan Troy, New York St. Peter's Academy: Troy Academyg Dramatic Club, '07, '08, '09g Promenaders. l Fayerweather l s SCRUBBY Allen Everett Dorr Pittsfield High School. TUB PIPER Harry Burns Dore Portsmouth, New Hampshire Portsmouth High School. 4 Massachusetts V Richmond, Massachusetts 4 Occom Ridge HERK Joseph, Elliot Downey, AAQJ Newtonville, Massachusetts Phillips Exeter Acaclemyg Exeter Club. I0 MaSSaCl1'-ISCUS 72 Eh? Aegis, Hui. XXXHII Harry Herman Driver, fIDKlIf '07g Football Squad, '09. HARRY James Drummond, -lr., YIDKXP Amesbury, Massachusetts Amesbury High School. 50 New Hampshire Pittsburg, Pennsylvania Andover Academy, Bellefonte Academyg Football Team, 6 Proctor William Wallace Dudley, ATA DUD , Edward Henry Dusham North Andover, Massachusetts Johnson High School. I9 New Hubbard UNM., Wayland, Massachusetts Wayland High Schoolg Football Squad, '07, '08, '09. Delta Tau Delta House I DEUTCH Earimuuth, 111301111336 73 William Arthur Dussault Franklin, New Hampshire Franklin High School. 25 Lebanon Street BILL Maurice Warren Eastman St. Cloucl, Minnesota St. Cloud High School. 30 South Fayerweather MAUR1CE Whitney Haskins Eastman Fort Ann, New York Fort Ann High School. 24 Sanborn MIKE Richard Maurice Elliot Lowell High School. WHIT Lowell, Massachusetts 27 Richardson 74 Uhr Aegis, Nui. XXXHH Nathaniel Albert Emerson Etna, New Hampshire Hanover High School. 25 Park Street NA T ames Richard Everett, CIDKNII Q South Framingham, Massachusetts Framingham High Schoolg Editor-in-Chief l9l0 Aegisg Dari- moulh Board, '07, 'OSQ Athletic Editor, '09g Secretary-Trear urer Press Club, '09. - Davison Block l i jlM Howard Fall, CIUFA Malden, Massachusetts Malden High Schoolg Norwich University. 38 New Hampshire, I M ON TI ohn Thurston Farwell, SAX, Turtle Berlin, New Hampshire Phillips Andover Acaclemyg Assistant Manager Golf Teamg Sophomore Football Teamg Phillips Club. I3 New Hampshire JACK 2 Bartmnuih, 1111145151336 75 Charles Jackson F ay, AACIJ Roxbury, Massachusetts Roxbury Latin School, Dramaticiclub, '07, '08, '09g Assist- ant Manager Hockey Team. 5 Proglor jOHN John Henry Fielcl, Jr., KIDAGD VNashua, New Hampshire Nashua High Schoolg Freshman Basehallg Freshman Basket- ball. neIACKan CHARLEY John Alva Ferguson, CBAX Dorchester, Massachusetts Dorchester High School I7 College I0 Wentworth U JACK John Haley Finn Lynn, Massachusetts Lynn English High School, Freshman Baselnallg Sophomore Baseballg College Orchestra, '07, '08, '09g b College Band, '08, '09. I5 Fayerweather A DOC 75 Uhr Argin, Hui. XXXHI1 Howard Lockhart Fogg Hyde Park, Massachusetts Hyde Park High School, Mandolin Club, '09. 44 Massachusetts ' FOCCY Philip Merril Forreistall, GDAX Malden, Massachusetts Malden High School. I5 Richardson PHIL i l Noah Sylvester Foss Plymouth, New Hampshire Plymouth High Schoolg Deutscher Verein. ' A 42 Fayerweather Thomas Albert Foster, KKK, Turtle, Portland, Maine POrtlancl High Schoolg Sophomore Football. Kappa Kappa Kappa House DOC V Barimnuih, QHCEBHX 77 I Allan Prime Fowler, EAE Yonkers, New York Nathan Hale School. 1 Sanborn James Frame, AAIID , l FALSE ALARM KID Newport, Rhode Island Phillips Exeter Academy 25 South Fayerweather Charles Edward Gibson East Ryegate, Vermont St. Johnsbury Academyg Freshman Football Team, Freshman Basketball Teamg Sophomore Basketball Team: Basketball Squad, '07, '08, '09, 37 New Hampshire CA Y w BIC HM Gayx Gleason, KKK Cambridge, Massachusetts Somerville Latin Schoolg Cercle Francaise Kappa Kappa Kappa House 25 one Aww, mul. eexxmll George Frederick Gonyer Littleton, New Hampshire Littleton High School. 25 North Main Street l l FRIZZLY V, Harold Ingham Goodere, CIJEK Fitchburg, Massachusetts Fitchburg High Schoolg Goddard Seminaryg Freshman and Sophomore Basketballg Varsity Basketball Squad, '07, '08, 28 South Fayerweather l COODY Henry Evans Gooding Portland, Maine Portland High Schoolg Sophomore Baseball Squad. I3 Reed UHENU Arthur Alexander Gordon, EAE Barre, Vermont Spaulding High School. 22-23 South Fayerweather SMILAX S S S Q Eartmnuth, 131101131136 7g Robert Raymond Gorton, QIDFA West Newton, Massachusetts Newton High School, Golf Team, '08, '09g Choir, '09. ' W LUCIUS S William Bradford Grant Goffstown, New Hampshire Manchester? High School, Class Baseball, '07, '08. 2 Swett jERRY 5 Crosby RAY Arthur Coleman Gow Brattleboro, Vermont Somerville Latin School. 9 Thornton l GENERAL George Alexander Graves, Zd, 1IfY, Turtle q Springfield, Massachusetts Springfield High Schoolg Freshman Baseballg Sophomore Baseballg Captain Sophomore Baseball Teamg Assistant-Man- ager Track Team. Psi Upsilon I-louse l l an om APgfE,Hn1.xxee1H11 cREE1v115 ii Donald Whittier Greenwood, EN Farmington, Maine Farmington High Schoolg College Orchestra, '08, '09g Col lege Band, '09. IS-20 Wentworth Walter Percival Greenwood, AAG? Cleveland, Ohio East High School. NED Carl Dieclrich Groa-t Pittsfield High School. 6 Richardson WALT Ned Graydon Griffin, BAB, K2 Albany, New York Albany Academy. 34 New Hampshire . Pittsfield, Massachusetts CIRCA TIE a'af1mnurn,mo1m9e B1 Dana King Hammond Sullivan High School HHARRIEH Henry McKinney Haserot, KIDAGJ 4 Cleveland, Ohio University School, Manager Sophomore Footballg Assistant Manager Varsity Basketball. 6 Richardson ROLLIE Berwick, Maine 7 Sanborn DICK Henry Rogers Harrison, BQDH Denver, Colorado East Denver High Schoolg Freshman Baseball. Beta Theta Pi House HANK Rollancl Thomas Rankin Hastings, fIJKNIf Chicago, Illinois Chicago Latin School, Mandolin Club, '08, '09. 40 New Hampshire B2 Uhr Aegis, 13111. 3636363311 Albany High School. ALBANY Horace Gabriel Hedges, AACID, Turtle, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Cedar Rapids High Schoolg Football Squad, '07g Freshman Basketball, Sophomore Baslcetballg Varsity Basketball Squad, '07, ,085 Sophomore Baseball. 21 Wheeler Edgar Willard I-Iiestand, AKE Lakeview High Schoolg Freshman F '07, l HEC. Edward Wyman Higbee Newport, Rhode Island Rogers High School 9 New Hubbard Arnold Stuart Hatch Albany, New York l l- l 2 Fayerweather CAP Chicago, Illinois ootballg I Football Squad, 62 Wheeler ' i it HIC Bartmnuth, 1113101511136 gg Albert Frederick Hill Attleboro, Massachusetts Attleboro High School. 42 Maggachuseus ii HAPPY Charles Frederick Hitchcock Gilbertville, Massachusetts Williston Seminary: Varsity Football Squad, '07. jOHNNlE TED Harold Purman Hinman, EX North Stratford, New Hampshire Stratford High School. 24 Massachusetts 25 Wheeler l TYPE John William French Hobbs, B811 Northampton, New Hampshire Exeter Academy. Beta Theta Pi House Q4 Uhr Angie, Hut. 3636363511 1 Max Lucius Holmes, EX ' Newton High School. MAX X Talley Robert Holmes Washington, District of Columbia M Street High School. I2 Elm House GROVE Benjamin Henry Hunt, KE East Weymouth, Massachusetts East Weymouth High School. 22 Reed Newton, Massachusetts 28 Richardson ROB Grover Sargent Hoyt, AKE Craftsbury, Vermont Peoples Academy, Middlebury College. 7 Wheeler' BEN Eartmnuih, :!H1IQ'LiFl1I3E H5 Wesley Marshall Hunt, FAE Hanover, New Hampshire Thetford Academy. 40 South Main Street HARRY Thurlow Titus Huntington Richmond, Indiana Shortsville High School. 4 Bartlett DI CK WES Harry Holland Hunter, AAKIJ Evanston, Illinois Evanston High Schoolg Aegis Board, l9l0. Alpha Delta Phi House l 'T. T. Richard Spahr Hursh Cambridge, Massachusetts Rindge Manual Training School. 35 Wheeler HE Uhr Aegis, Hui. 3636361511 V Henry Clinton Hutchins, QIJACEJ Boston, Massachusetts Volkmann School. 46 Wheeler I-IUTCI-1 Harold Valmore Hyde, ATA , Lynn, Massachusetts Allen School. I9 South Fayerweather HARRY Royal Williams Hyde, XCD Milford, New Hampshire Cushing Acaclemyg Freshman Footballg Sophomore Football Cushing Club. Chi Phi House I-IEINIEN W James Warren Ingalls Lynn, Massachusetts Lynn English High School. 24 Sanborn JIMMY Earimnuih, iHlIC11!J1lI36 H7 Harolcl Pineo Jackson Montpelier, Vermont Montpelier High School, IO Wheeler 'VENKSIEH Thornton Weeks Jenness, BQDH Rye Beach, New Hampshire Portsmouth High School. Beta Theta Pi House S mv i JACK George Harold Jenks, EN Claremont, New Hampshire Stevens High Schoolg Track Squad, '07, Track Team, '08- ELSIE Irving Frederick Jewett, QDAX Reading, Massachusetts Newton High School. I8 College Hall isa any Amin, Hui. acecxmt David' Launclon Johnson, AKE Cleveland, Ohio -,University School. 56 Wheeler A 'TDA VE Victor Haquet Johnson South Bend, Washington Conway Hall School. 37 Fayerweather 'C TUBBY l Hazen Worcester Jones, GDAX Malden, Massachusetts Malden High Schoolg Mandolin Club, '07, '08, '09. I5 Richardson BONES Ralph Bartlett Jones Huntington Beach, California Santa Ana High Schoolg Class Team, '07, '08, '09. l Hubbard l C FIELDER Eartmnuth, iFl1IGIiHlI3i SH Stormont Josselyn, CIDKKII North Andover, Massachusetts johnson High Schoolg Freshman Footballg Sophomore Hockey. fUDDIE Edson Warren Keith, KKK West 'Wareham, Massachusetts Tabor Academy. OBSCYVMOVY- ' KELL 2 New Hampshire UIOSSH Harold Lewis Judd, CIJEK Cleveland, Ohio University School. I9 New Hubbard l l F NED!! Henry Preston Kelly, ITAE Mattapan, Massachusetts Roxbury Lating Orchestra, '08, '09g Mandolin Club, '09s Deutscher Verein. 23 Fayerwealher gn a1mAPgw,Hn1.eex9cn11 MAX Q Leon Buell Kendall, KKK Ballard Vale, Massachusetts St. Johnsbury Academy. Kappa Kappa Kappa House Charles Herbert Kent, 'EDTA l Roxbury, Massachusetts Roxbury High School. Davidson block CHARLIE James Joseph Kerley , Ballston Spa, New York Ballston Spa High Schoolg Freshman Basketball. 4 Proctor ..-HIM.. George Herrick Faber Kidder, AKE Orange, New Jersey Phillips-Exeter Academy, l9l0 Aegis Board. 9 Richardson I-IERRICK' Joseph Ritchie Kinney, 'EEK Winthrop, Massachusetts Eartmnuth, 111365131136 51 Winthrop High Schoolg Freshman Footballg Freshman and Sophomore Baseball: College Choir, '08, Orpheus Club, '08. 3 Sanborn J .,.- , .- t agp rr . ' f 15 .Q I OE ' Thomas Start Knox, AAQIJ Jackson, Minnesota ' ackson Hi h Schoolg Carlton Colle e. 9 Massachusetts f-.'f as .rf - - V 3 3 .ZW ' 'S ' TOM Lewis Charles Langclell, BAE Milforcl, New Hampshire Milford High Schoolg Freshman Baseball: Sophomore Base- ballg Varsity Baseball Team, '08. Il North Fayerweather l LOUIS Thomas James Leonard, CIJACPD Lancaster, New Hampshire Lancaster Acaclemyg Captain Freshman Baseballg Freshman Football Teamg Sophomore Football Teams Varsity Baseball Team, '08, Phi Delta Theta House l TOM HE Uhr Angie, Hui.. XXXHI1 CHARLIE Charles Otis Libbey, Jr., K2 BHIISOT, Maine Bangor High Schoolg Aegis Boardg Darlmoulh Magazine. '09. ART Edward Otis I-01'iHg, KE Newton, Massachusetts Newton High School. Charles Lewis Levermore Brooklyn, New York Adelphi Academy. l Sanborn 30 Fayerweather LIB Arthur Hardy Lord, AKE Hanover, New Hampshire Worcester Academyg Golf Team, '08, 'O9g College Golf Champion, '09. I4 Crgsby l NED!! Y Y Earimnuth, 91116591136 gg Edward Hildreth Loveland Norwich, Vlermont Hanover High Schoolg 2d Thayer Prize. ' ..j1M., Clifford Stanley Lyon, BAE Holyoke, Massachusetts Holyoke High Schoolg Rollins Speaker, '07, Varsity Debating Team, 'OSQ Dartmouth Board: College Choir. 63 Wheeler MAC 24 West Wheelock Street NED James Russell Lowell, KKK Portland, Maine Portland High School. Kappa Kappa Kappa House CLIFF George Leonard lVlcClintock, CIJKYP, Turtle Boothbay Harbor, Maine Hebron Acaclemyg Freshman Football Teamg Captain Sopho- more Football Teams Class Vice-President, '08, '09g Fresh- man and Sophomore Baseball Teams. 6 Fayerweather H4 Uhr Aegis, 15111. BQXXHU t .WMU Harold Johnson March Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts Arms Academy. 7 South Fayerweather , Hackley School. SAM Newell Carroll Maynard Newton, Massachusetts Buclcsport Academy: Bangor Theological Seminary. James Eben McPherson, FAE South Framingham, Massachusetts Framingham High Schoolg Freshman Baskethallg Freshman Baselaallg Sophomore Baseballg Press Club. 3 Sanborn V UHALII! i Samuel Anderson Mathewson, AKE New York City I I Richardson 2 Bartlett l MA YNARD Eartmnutli, 911101131136 H5 Frank Lamont Meleney, XRD Brooklyn, New York Erasmus Hall I-Iigh Schoolg Orpheus Club, '07, '08, College Choir, '09g Promenaclers g Sophomore Debating Teamg Deutscher Verein. I4 Crosby A 'coRUSSvn Burton Carr Miller, KE A Albany, New York Albany High Schoolg Sophomore Relayg Sophomore Trackg Junior Trackg Varsity Track Squacl, '08. MI TC H FRANK A Russell Dudley Meredith, EX , Troy, New York Troy High Schoolg Glee Club, '07, '08, '09g College Choir, '07, '08, '09g Orpheus Club, '07, '08, '09g Sophomore Relays Track Squad, '08g lf l were Dean g Promenaclers g East- ern New York Club. I4 Fayerweather l 7 South Fayerweather MILL Harry Gilbert Mitchell, K2 South Boston, Massachusetts South Boston High Schoolg Freshman Basketball Team. I6 Reed HE Uhr Avgiz, Hui. XXXHII Francis Michael Morrissey East Walpole, Massachusetts Walpole High Schoolg Basketball Squad, '07, '08, , Zl School Street ' 'FRANK Lester Ezra Moses Lancaster, New Hampshire Lancaster Academy I9 Fayerweather 3 l MOSE Harry Horton Mudgett Anclover, New Hampshire Franklin High School. 23 Wentworth HARRY Winthrop Shaw Nay, CIJEK Dorchester, Massachusetts Boston Latin Schoolg College Choir, '07, '08, '09, Orpheus, 0 '07, '08, '09, ll-l2 Fayerweather '1WINN ' Eartmnuth, iP1HQT,9lEIX H7 Earl Carleton Nelson Coburn Classical Institute. 9 New Hubbard NICK Killian Van Rensselear Nicol, AACIJ, Turtle Oak Park, Illinois Oak Park High School. I LOUIS l Palermo, Maine EARL ' Atkins Nickerson Melrose, Massachusetts Worces ter Academy. I Massachusetts KILLIE Louis Peter Nissen, FAE Newport, Rhode Islancl Rogers High School 4 Hubbard HB Uhr Angie, Hui- XXXHII V DA VE David Marvin Noble Dorchester, Massachusetts Stone School. Walter Heselton Norton, GAX Winthrop, Massachusetts Boston English High Schoolg Varsity Baseball, '07g Fresh- man Baseballg Freshman Hockey: Freshman Foothallg Sopho- more Baseball. POICY Ralph Howe Paine Hartford High School. 3 Sanborn James Percival Nourse Worcester Academy. White River Junction, Vermont 8 Wentworth IA CK Rutland, Massachusetts 22 Wentworth l RALPH Eartmnuth, 1151011111136 HH Donald Ferguson Palmer, CIJFA Paducah, Kentucky ' Morgan Park Academyg Freshman Footballg Sophomore Foot- ballg Track Team, '07, Football Squad, '09, I8 Massachusetts DON Earl Russell Palmer, CIDFA Paducah, Kentucky Morgan Park Academyg Track Team, '08g College Record High-Jumpg New England Intercollegiate Athletic Association Record High-Jump. I8 Massachusetts RUSS Robert Emerson Parker, QAX Reading, Massachusetts Reading High School. 6 College BOB Edward Augustus Paul, KE Wakeheld, New Hampshife Brewster Free Academy. 2 Sanborn NED., hu EhrAwgiL nun xxxnxi MAX Winthrop Scott Perry, FAE Maynard, Massachusetts Concord High Schoolg College Band, '08, '09. Guy Maxwell Perry Littleton, New Hampshire Littleton High School. 9 WeHlW0Tlh 45 Wheeler SC O T1 segfaggggeegra iaaesaaseasssaa . Chase Keith Pevear, AKE Boston, Massachusetts V Voll-:mann Schoolg Varsity Football, '07, '09, Track Team T '07, '08- Commencement Usher, '07, '08. . 38 Wheeler . 7 f ,--,,,c 1 . aesseedbeeaaaw PEVlE Kenneth Allen Phelps, AY Fargo, North Dakota Fargo High Schoolg Mandolin Club, 'OSQ University of Min- nesota, Medical, l9l2. l KEN Earimuuth, 1JIlIC!Ii11l3E 1111 Walter Alfred Phelps Wakeheld, Massachusetts Wakeheld High Schoolg Rufus Choate Scholar, '07g Hon- orable Mention Graphics, 'OBQ Honorable Mention Physics, '08, PHIPPSIE Earle Howard Pierce, QAX, Turtle Newton High Schoolg College Choir, 'O9g Glee Club, 'O9g Assistant Manager Baseball Team. I8 College ROC 24 Fayerweather WALT Kenneth Daniel Phillips Qmaha, Nebraska Omaha High School. 25 New Hampshire Newtonville, Massachusetts EARLE i Roger Grenway Pierce, CDKNII Dorchester, Massachusetts Mechanics Arts High Schoolg Freshman Footballg Football Squacl, '0S. ' I4 Sanborn 1112 Ellyn Argiu, Nut. 3636361511 Sturgis Pishon, CEJAX West Roxbury, Massachusetts Boston English High Schoolg,Freshman Foolballg Freshman Baseball: Sophomore Baseballg Sophomore l-lockeys Varsity Football Squad, '085 Varsity Football Team, '09, College Choirg Dramatic Club, '09, Cercle Francaise, '08, '09g Promenaders g Society Circus. 21 Crosby l HSPUDDYU Karl Herbert Pitcher, Xflb 'Haverhill, Massachusetts Haverhill High School. ll South Fayerweather ' r KARL James Marsh Porter, WAX Malden, Massachusetts Malden High Schoolg Freshman Baseball. I5 Richardson JIM 6 Leland Powers, AKE Newton, Massachusetts Middlesex Schoolg Chess Team, '07, 'OS '09, 29 Wheeler LELAND 6 Eartmuuth, QHCEMX 1113 Everarcl Stowell Pratt, CIDAGD Brookline, Massachusetts lBroolclyn High School. I Wheeler HDINNIEU Edgar B. Prescott, 'SIJFA Laconia, New- Hampshire Laconia High School. Z9 Wheeler LIZ Walter Milton Price Indianapolis, Indiana Phillips Andover Academy. I5 South Main Street UMR. PRICE Edwin Otto Raabe Fitchburg, Massachusetts Fitchburg High School: Freshman Debating Teamg Sophomore Debating Teamg Darimouih Magazine Short-Story Prize, '07g Darimauih Magazine Board, '09g Aegis Board, l9l0. 36 Fayerweather MED.. 1114 Ghz Aegis. Hui. 3636361511 l FRED Frederick Albert Rainey, EN Round Lake, New York Lyndon Instiluteg lf l were Deanug Orpheus Club, 07 Choir, '07, '08, '09. Henry Ransford Reed, AALD VArlington, Massachusetts 6 Elm Arlington High Schoolg Freshman Mandolin Clubg Mandolin V Club, '08, '09. ROLLIE Clifford Edward Rice, Pittsfield High School Alpha Delta Phi House HENRY Rollo George Reynolds Cambridge, Vermont Brookline High School 30 Fayerweather fID2K Pittsfield, Massachusetts 52 Wheeler CLIFF Eartmnnth, HHCIIMX 1115 Albert Amasa Riclcer, CIDAQ St. Johnsbury, Vermont St. Johnsbury Academyg Captain Freshman Basketball Teamg Captain Sophomore Basketball Team. ROBBIE ' i Frank Owen Robinson, Newton High School t HAL l Phi Delta Theta House RICK Everett William Robinson Manshelcl, Massaclmusetts Mansfield High Schoolg Freshman Mandolin Clubg Orchestra, '08. 43 Wheeler EX Belmont, Massachusetts 44 Fayerweather Harold Wesley Robinson Warren, VCTUIOTH Spaulding High Schoolg First Prize Novice Cross-Country, '07g Track Squad, '08, 6 Swell ina my A2g1a.mn1.9e9cx1H11 Fletcher Rogers Brooklyn, New York Erasmus Hall High School. Thayer Building l FLE TCI-I Arthur Sedequist Rollins West Alton, New Hampshire Alton High School, Ballou and Hobigancl School. I5 Reed ROLLIE John Joseph Ryan, QJAGD, Turtle Waterbury, Connecticut Waterbury High Schoolg New Hampshire State Universityg Varsity Football Squad. 'USQ Varsity Football Team, '095 Varsity Basketball Squad U85 Sophomore Footballg Sopho- more Basketballg Sophomore Baseball. Phi Delta Theta House UJACK.. Harry Otis Sandberg Roxbury, Massachusetts Chelsea High School. I4 New Hubbard HARRY Bartmnuih, QBICEQBIX 1117 s r Andrew Jackson Scarlett, Jr., EAE West Boylston, Massachusetts West Boylston High School. I2 Wheeler JACK Harolcl Caspar Schulte, ATA Dollar Bay, Michigan Dollar Bay High School, Olivet College I9 Thornton HAROLD Chester Francis Scott, ATA Worcester, Massachusetts Worcester High School, Glee Club, '07, '08, '09, Freshman Mandolin Club. IS Hubbard USCOTTIEU Irving Osgoocl Scott, OII2 Hinckley, Maine Goodwill High School, Track Squad, 'OBQ Class Relay, 'OSQ If I Were Dean. 2 Reed l 1. ox' i i IHS Uhr Argin, 15111. XXXHI1 Raymond Branch Seymour RAY John Christopher Shambow, CIJFA, Turtle Woonsocket, Rhode Island Woonsocket High School, Manager Sophomore Basketball. I3 New Hampshire MED.. Warren Choate Shaw, KKK Lowell, Massachusetts Lowell High Schoolg Varsity Debating Team, '07, 'OSQ Rol- lins, Third Prize, '075 Debating, Second Prize, '08g Class Sec- retary, '08, '09, President Freshman Debating, '09. I3 Thornton Brooklyn, New York Erasmus Hall High School, Columbia University. 4 Proctor jOHNNIE Edmund James Shattuck, AAG, Turtle, Norwood, Massachusetts Middlesex School, Mandolin Club, '08, '09. g 4 Crosby SKI Bartmnuth, 131161113336 mg Leo Prentiss Sherman West Rupert, Vermont Salem Washington Acaclemyg Connecticut Literary Institute. 6 Swett , C C. LEG l Nathaniel Alden Sherman, KKK Boston, Massachusetts Boston English High School: Captain, Freshman Relayg Man- ager Freshman Basketball Teamg Sophomore Relayg Track Team, '07, 'OSQ Olympic Team, 'OSQ College Record l00 yd. Dashg Record Indoor High jumpg College Choir. Kappa Kappa Kappa House l r NAT Ralph Arthur Sherwin, EK Orange, Massachusetts Orange High Schoolg Freshman Baseballg Sophomore Base- ball, Press Club. 24 Thornton EDDIE l SI-UNC John Eclwin Sickman, AKE Holyoke, Massachusetts Williston Seminaryg lf I were Dean. 62 Wheeler 11II F1112 Psrgia, Pnl. 3635361511 George Cheever Sinclair Medford, MaSSaChUSCft5 Medford High School. 28 Wheeler SINKIE S Dallas Forbes Smith ' Chatham, Massachusetts Chatham High School. I9 Fayerwealher HOWARD Sheldon Brainbridge Smith, AAKIJ Troy, New York Troy Academy? Varsity Tennis Team, '07, 'O8g Captain, Tennis Team, '09, Manager, Tennis Team, '09, College Tennis Championship, '07, '08, '09g New England Intercolle- giate Championship, '08, Secretary-Treasurer, New England Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Association, '09, I4 Fayerweather SMI T1-IIE Howard Votey Smith Pittsford, VCfm0Ut Kimball Union Academy. 22 New Hampshlre USMITHIE Eartmnnih, WCEQIHX 111 Thayer Adams Smith, NPY Hanover, New Hampshire P Phillips Andoverg Class Track, 'OSQ Track Squad, '07, '08, A TED A Joseph Matthews Smyth Whitinsville, Massachusetts Williston Seminary S SPOKEN 9 School Street Y tl Tn Theodore Ripley Smith, WIIY, Turtle Springfield, Massachusetts Springfield High Schoolg New York University. 1015 ' Guy Carlton Spokeshelcl, QIJFA Worcester, Massachusetts Y Worcester Classical High Schoolg Track Team, '07, Davison Block r 112 E112 Augie, NnI.X9i3E'H1I Harolcl Wentworth Sprague, KIJAGD Brockton, Massachusetts Thayer Academy. 3 Crosby HAL Ernest Stephens Gloucester, Massachusetts Gloucester High School. I4 North Fayerwealher S TE VET' Lawrence Fish Stern, AKE Q Chicago, Illinois Hyde Park High Schoolg Football Squad, '07, 'OSQ Tennis Team, '07, '08. p, SI-IORTYH Harry Rupert Stevens' Franklin, New Hampshire Franklin High Schoolg Freshman Baskethallg Sophomore Baseball. I6 Thornton S TE VE Bari1nnuth,!l1lICE1BlI3i 113 Edgar Mills Steward, ATA Chicago, Illinois Englewood I-Iigh School. 42 Massachusetts TOM Wayne Dudley Steward, KKK Chicago, Illinois Oak Park High Schools Glee Club, '07, '08, '09g Football Squad, '07, '09. 42 Massachusetts l RIED TED Thomas Edward Steward, KKK St. Cloud, Minnesota Stillwater High Schoolg Carleton College. I6 Wheeler L BABE Ried Herrick Stone Dumbarton, New Hampshire Concord High School. 2 Swett 114 Ghz Aegis, HnI.3C3iXHI1 BOB Marvin Cooper Taylor, ATA Worcester, Massachusetts Worcester South High School, Mandolin Club, '07, '08, U99 College Orchestra, '07, '08, '09. Delta Tau Delta House l Robert I-lazen Stone Wilder, Vermont Hartford High School. 8 Wentworth INKlE Otto Frank Taylor Lawrence, Massachusetts Lawrence High School. 5 New Hubbard HOTTON Ralph Warren Taylor Lawrence, Massachusetts Lawrence High School. 29 New Hampshire RALPH Earirnnuih, 91361911136 115 Wilbur Leyland Taylor, Jr. Lawrence, Massachusetts Lawrence High School. 6 North Fayerwealher l L W1LBUR L L LL Maynard Canfield Teall, FAE Sodus, New York Colgate Acaclemyg Sophomore Debating Team. 4 Hubbard I MAY Charles Albert Cornelius Thomas Buffalo, New York l Lafayette High School. ll Elm jACK L L -TOM John Bidwell Thomes, XCID Portland, Maine Portland High Schoolg Track Team, '07, '08 29 Massachusetts 115 Uh? Angizi, Hal. 3636361511 George Freeman Thurber, X115 Nashua, New Hampshire St. Paul's Schoolg Mandolin Club, '07, '08, '09g Freshman Mandolin Clubg Freshman Hockey Team, Varsity Hockey Squad, '07g Dartmouth Orchestra, '08, '09. 1 Zl Massachusetts I PETIT Clark Wtalworth Tobin, AKE, Turtle ,Dorchester, Massachusetts South Boston High School, Presiclent, Sophomore Classy Presi- dent, Junior Classy Second Prize, Class of l866 Prize-Spealv ingg Football Team, '07, '08, 'O95 Captain-Elect of Footloallg Track Squad, '07, '08. 27 New Hampshire HTOBEH Ernest Walker Unangst Hingh-am, M'assachusetts Hinghvam High School. I7 Wentworth UERNIEU George Aolam Underwood iGarclner, Mlassachusetts Gardner High School. I6 Fayerweather 'CEORCE Eartmnuili, QHIIQIQIHX 117 John Cornelius Vander Pyl, BCEII Roxbury, Massachusetts Roxbury Latin Schoolg Sophomore Football. W RALPH Ernest Adolph Wagner Manchester, New Hampshire Manchester High Schoolg Qrchestra, '07, '08, 33 Reed 1 . LOUIS Beta Theta Pi House 7 l VAN Ralph Dale Van Zant Denver, Colorado East Denver High School. 30 Massachusetts l HANZ Louis Burr Wallace, WPY Rochester, New Hampshire Phillips Andover Acaclemyg Freshman Baseballg Sophomore Bfaseballg Sophomore Footballg Assistant Manager Mandolin Club, '09, Psi Upsilon House ha om .APgw,mn1.aex9en11 I John Chester Warnock, QDEK Mericlen, Connecticut Mericlen High School. fACK Julius Ernest Warren, FAE Wore-ester, Massachusetts Barre High Schoolg College Choir, 'O9g Dramatic Club, '09, 45 Wheeler Y l UIULIUSH i Harold Eclwarcl Washburn Putney, Vermont Brattleboro High School. 20 Sanborn WASH Harry Artemas Wells l..i'ttleton, New Hampshire Littleton High Schoolg Honorable Mention, Graphics. 9 Wentworth I HARRY Burtmnuih, 93163111336 115 Harris Moody West A Chester, New Hampshire Pinkerton Acaclemyg Freshman Baseballg Sophomore Base- ball. 25 Lebanon Street LEFTY Howard Ernest West Haverhill, Massachusetts Haverhill High School. WESTY Paul Whitcomb, IIIY New York City New York Military Academy, 37 Massachusetts i LESS NEMO Leslie Sherwood Wiggin, BCHDH Somerville, Massachusetts Somerville Latin School. BOTH Theta Pi House LEW Jesse Scott Wilson, KKK Concord, New Hampshire Concord High Schoolg Editor Young lVlen's Christian Asso- ciation Hancl-bool-:, '08, Kappa Kappa Kappa House ian any Aww, 1Hnl.3E363EHI1 Windsor Dornin Wilkinson, EN Berkeley, California Berkeley High Schoolg Sophomore Baseball. I3 New Hubbard WILK Ben Ames Williams, ATA f ,laCkSOI1. Ol'1i0 Allen Schoolg Freshman Debating Teamg Varsity Debating Team, '08, Delta Tau Delta House BEN Lewis Nlesler Williams, KIJY Glen Cove, Illinois New Trier High School. Psi Upsilon House jE5SE Barimnuth, Q1lI0l!Jl'I3i 121 Raymond Walden Wilson, CIDAQ Springfield, Massachusetts Bordentown Military Institute. 24-25 North Fayerweather HAROLD Harold Sumner Winship, BAE Passaic, New JCYSCY Passaic High School, Glee Club, '08, '09g College Choir, '08, '09, Orpheus Club, '07, '08, Ulf I were Deanug Prom- enadersf' l WOLFFIE RED l l-arolcl Eugene Winchester Bismarck, North Dakota Bismarck High Schoolg Thayer Mathematics Prize, '08. 2 Wheeler l 7 Thornton UPIOUSH Herbert Alfred Wolff New York City Phillips Exeter Acaclemyg Varsity Tennis Team, '07, '08. 25 Richardson 122 Uhr Angie, Hut. 363636311 ABE William Harold Wo-olner, KE f Everett, Massachusetts Everett High School. 6-8 Hubbard SHORTY Abiel Weyland Wood Worcester, Massachusetts Worcester Classical High. 23 Fayerwealher ' BILL i i Francis Worcester, JDKNP Pittsburg, Pennsylvania Allegheny Preparatory Schoolg Freshman BaseballgFreshman Hoclceyg Sophomore Hockey. I0 Crosby Burtmnuih, 5111011111136 123 Gbe 'frstwbile members of 1910 Ralph Davenport Aber- crombie Leon Troup Allan William Ayers James Baldwin Ralph Guy Baldwin Theodore Whig Baldwin William Lothrop Baldwin Floyd Barnett Malcolm Havens Bissell John Bredemus William Henry Bullock Ferry Buel Burry Howard james Bushway Asher Averill Clement Pierpont McCluslcer Cowan Don Harold Curtis Elmer Edward Curts Charles Watson Devine John Tyler Douglas Walter Cooley Douglas Horace David Eberly Moses Ewing Roger Bent Farwell Richard Clark Floyd Martin Edward Hannon William Blealcie Harlow Fred Henry Harris Thomas Hodgson Heneage Henry Homer Hobbs Stanley Rausch Howard Robert James Hunter Frederic Plumley Johnson Oliver Ames Johnson Stafford Smith Johnson Edward Kenway Edward James Kerns, Jr. Kenneth Johnston Knapp William Arthur Lee B ruce Knapp Sumner Hurst Lloyd Edward Otis Loring John Vanderveer McPher- son Ward Charles Meagher Charles Greenleaf Merrill Kenneth Merritt Homer Mills Alfred Irving Moriarty Emory Douglas Mower William Henry Murphy, Jr. David Merwin Noble Roy Curtis Norris Clarence Cxemmell Peattie Kenneth Allen Phelps Robert Cary Rich Joseph Whiitney Richmond Allen Pope Salmon Raymond W. Sheets John Lyman Slafter Daniel Brown Smith Malcolm Stanton Laurence Fish Stern Edwin Grant Stuart Ernest Allen Studley Raymond Whiton Thomp- son John Chester Warnock Sidney Beaumont Whipple James Henry Welch Russell Tillinghast Williams Sumner Chapin Willis Walter Gibson Wilson Robert Lindsay Woodcock. 124 E112 Aegis, Hui. 363630511 1911 Class Tlfistory XI G fgfggpggp INK BROOK was the cause of all this. Yet water had nothing to do Ad y . . . . . with it. There IS a riddle the faculty can scratch their august heads Lf E over till the 'new gymnasium is built. Anyhow, one Sophomore got to if sluicing thoughts to the wide, wide world. . I think it was Fat Sherwin or some other famous man who said: .'a - ' 'There is always room at the top.' That was true until we came to college. Now, all is discouragingly different. We replaced all those KTO Let' signs with 'Keep off the Grass., We donit want to be fat headed, but after all is said and done it reallymust be admitted that there is nothing like the class of Eleven, plus Bowler Johnson. One fair September day we arrived. College opened up for everybody soon after- wards. Then the Sophornores op-ened upon us after that. We scorned, however, to notice such trivialities as Delta Alpha-though it is nosed about that Governor Jordan peaked out as thin as Combination one, and Needham never smiled again. From that time, we grew wise with great rapidity. Our heads fairly swelled with knowledge. Our history may be brief and Cupid Fay may not include it in his entrancing courses, but you ought to have seen our two Jacks writing history down on the Stadium! And the gym. may be old, but Johnny Muller has done some novel artistic work inside. Then, when Chuck slid that hit over on the Quakers!-well, say! Clothespin couldn't begin to dis- cribe it! A As for this year, it is the same old story. Other classes may have their diggers. We donit. Other classes may polish up their fops. We donit. Other classes may fatten cabbage heads with honors. We don't. We are all good fellows, no matter what it costs. The old folks sent us to college to make good, and we are not going to let the curriculum stand in the way. We say a man hasn't gone to college at all until he's seen Coke l-loldman do the aeroplane stunt, or heard Keoughv tread the tragic boards, or felt Art Donovan climb up into the tall notes. So spake the Sophomore that evening. The next morning he had a sore head-it may havn been fat again, but certainly it was sore. THE CLASS OF 1911 1213 Uhr Aegiz,1HuI.3G3i3E'1H1l llnoiviouol Uiecoros of the Class of 1911 George Herbert Adams, Jr., CHJAX Plymouth, New Hampshire AI4 S. Fayerweather Mark Irving Adams Warren Cram Agry, sw Benjamin Roy Allison, mme Davis Vail Applegate f Samuel Ettelson Aronowitz Paul Palmer Ayer, EX Benjamin Kimball Ayer, into Sidney Kinney Backus, FAE Kenneth Stevens Ballou, CIJKII' Gerald Cowenhoven Barnes, ATA Robbins Wolcott Barstow, QEK John Foster Bartlett, rw James I-larold Batchelor Sydney Clifford Beane Charles Everett Benton, AKE Harry Monroe Bicknell, AACIH Ralph I-larrub Blanchard Harold Charles Bond Fred Arthur Burlet Charles Watson Bowker, jr., K2 John Jackson Boynton, EN Roxbury, Massachusetts Newton, Massachusetts Malone, New York Brooklyn, New York Albany, New York Belmont, Massachusetts Concord, New Hampshire Rome, New York Worcester, Massachusetts 6 26 Massachusetts Psi Upsilon House 14 Richardson 5M W. South Street South Fayerweather 44 Fayerweather A I3 Crosby 49 Fayerweather 49 Fayerweather Brooklyn, New York 24 College Lee, Massachusetts I6 New I-lubbard Hanover, N. I-I. 8 West Wheelock Street Valley Falls, Kansas 7 Sanborn North Weymouth, Massachusetts l5 Sanborn Belmont, Massachusetts I6 Richardson Malone, New York 8 Wheeler Plyrnpton, Massachusetts Zl Reed Malden, Massachusetts 8 North Fayerweather White River Junction, Vermont 20 Thornton Worcester, Massachusetts 6 Sanborn Claremont, New Hampshire , Zl Sanborn Bttrimnutlr, QIHOIQJHX llf Paul Brownell Briggs, emo Lafayette Noble Brooks Henry Willis Brown , Burton Keith Burbeck, coax Nathaniel George Burleigh Harold Ernest Burtt- Aubrey Bickford Butler, Xfb Harry Butler, EX Chester Chamberlain Butts, KE George John Byrnes Harold Andrew Campbell, KE Harold Sumner Card William Smyth Carlisle, WY Raymond Bills Carmichael, GEEK John Francis Carroll William Edward Carroll Edward Carrick Castle, EX Edward Hutcherson Chamber- lain, XCID Edward Franklin Chase KIJKIII Richard Volney Chase, CBAX Thornton Chase, Jr., QDPA Donald Alexander Cheney, Xfb Herbert Winthrop Clark Joshua Berlin Clark Kenneth Francis Clark Chelsea, Massachusetts Haverhill, Massachusetts Brookline, Massachusetts 9 South Fayerweather I0 Elm Zl College North Abbington, Massachusetts l l New Hubbard Franklin, New Hampshire Haverhill, Massachusetts Chelsea, Massachusetts Fort Dodge, Iowa Newton Centre, Mass. 26 Sanborn I0 Elm 8 South Fayerweather 32 Ma ssac husetts 4 North Fayerweather South Boston, Massachusetts l Wentworth St. Albans, Vermont 6-8 Hubbard Atkinson Depot, New Hampshire 6 Reed Brooklyn, New York Rockford, Illinois Barre, Vermont Passaic, New Jersey Quincy, Illinois Lynn, Massachusetts Lynn, Massachusetts Plymouth, New Hampshire Chicago, Illinois Orlanda, Florida Dorchester, Masachusetts Dorchester, Massachusetts Brooklyn, New York 6 New Hubbard 22 New Hubbard 6 Wheeler 23 Massachusetts I0 North Fayerweather 6 New Hampshire 6 New Hampshire I4 South Fayerweather 40 Massachusetts 29 Massachusetts I9 New Hubbard 34 Massachusetts 2 Sanborn 128 61112 Aegta,Hnl.?63i36 Howard Merrill Clute Florence, Massachusetts 34 Massachusetts John Thomas Coggins, san Naolrira, New Hampshire l Werrrworrir James Joseph Conroy, Ks Gardner, Massachusetts 30 Reed Burt Randall Cooper, ME iNorthwoocl, New Hampshire I8 sarrloom Amore Willard croolea, iw lvlalorre, New York I4 Rielrarrlsorr Walford Lindsey Dallas, aaa Chicago, Illinois zo South Fayerweather Daniel Garrat Darralry Everett, Massachusetts 6 Wheeler Carroll Campbell Davis West Roarorrr-y, Massachusetts 2 Richardson Tenney Lombard Davis, KKK Somerville, Massachusetts 44 Massachusetts Percy Deshon, am Hot Springs, Arkansas I9 South Fayerweather Frank Schuyler Dodge Arthur Patrick Donovan Trueworthy Franklin Dudley Clair Alfred Pelton Duflie, fIJ2K Howard Floyd Dunham, 112214 Arthur Stephenson Dunning Harold Alonzo Dykeman, K2 George Francis Dwinell Frederick Choate Eaton, GJAX Max Everett Eaton fIwKsIf Sargent Flint Eaton, fIvKtIf Stanley Gale Eaton, EAE Clifton Tisdale Edgerly, OIIE Ludwig Theodore Eggers Alfred Samuel Eiseman Chester Arthur Emerson, 1132K Whiteheld, New Hampshire Lynn, Massachusetts Penacoolc, New Hampshire 5 Richardson 44 College Street I6 Vventworth West Brighton, New York 37 Wheeler Winthrop, Massachusetts 3 Reed Duluth, Minnesota 36 Massachusetts Chelsea, Massachusetts 9 South Fayerweather Manchester, New Hampshire 56 New Hampshire Auburndale, Massachusetts I7 Crosby Wakefield, Massachusetts I0 South F ayerweather Auburndale, Massachusetts Davison Block Sioux City, Iowa I8 South Fayerweather Leominster, Massachusetts I5 Sanborn Mt. Vernon, New York EBM W. South Street New York, New York 41 Fayerweather Medford, Massachusetts I0 South Fayerweather Ba rimuuth, QIHCEMBC 125 John Robie Emerson Seth Austin Emerson George Cornell Evans Harold Treadwell Farnsworth, EAE Gabriel Farrell, Jr., FAE Charles Abbott Forbes John Whitney Foster, fDI'A George Moulton French, CDZK Eugene White Fuller Robert Reed Fulton Arthur Joseph Ganley james Frederick Gaylord Lester Hartwell Gibson, fIJ1'A Walter Burnap Gibson Willard Merrill Gooding Earl Clifton Gordon William Davis Gordon, ATA Frederick Whidden Grant, KE. Arthur Harrison Gray, FAE Ernest Henry Griswold, CIPEK Mortimer Curry Grover, '-DAQ Louise Phillips Hall, jr., AA'-ID Harold Davidson Halstead, BQDII Lester Merton Harding, EX xwalter Gilbert Harriman Haverhill, Massachusetts Nashua, New Hampshire Fall River, Massachusetts Milford, New Hampshire Somerville, Massachusetts New Sharon, Maine Manchester, New Hampshire Nashua, New Hampshire Juliet, Illinois East Corinth, Vermont Methuen, Massachusetts South Hadley, Massachusetts jamaica Plain, Mass. Lowell, Massachusetts Portland, Maine Canaan, New Hampshire Sioux City, lowa Winchester, Mass. Watertown, Massachusetts Nashua, New Hampshire Evanston, Illinois Ann Arbor, Michigan Brooklyn, New York Waltham, Massachusetts Cannaan, Vermont 4 Reed 2 Wentworth 22 F ayerweather 9 Sanborn 30 New Hampshire 35 North Main Street 43 New Hampshire 5 Wheeler Z2 College 3 Wentworth I0 Thornton I3 F ayerweather I0 North Fayerweather 2 Richardson I3 Reed 3I Reed I8 South F ayerweiather Z4 South Fayerweather I5 New Hampshire 5 Wheeler Phi Delta Theta House 3 Richardson Beta Theta Pi House Z0 M-assaehusetts 23 North Main Street 1311 Uhr Argia,1Hn1.3CXXHI.1 Charles Willard Harris Fred Henry Harris William Frederick Hart, KKK Robert Harrison Hatch, EAE Willis Everett Hawkes Lester Dean Hawkridge Joseph Newhall l-lazeltine KIDKXII Emory David I-leald, 'EEK William David Henderson William Everhard I-lerron 'QKIIJ' I-larold McKenzie I-lill, KKK Carl Sherman Hoar Donald Hoffman, QIJFA Ralph Henry Hoit, KE Oro Ellsworth Holdman, KE Carl Augustus Hope Alfred Albert Hormel, K2 Neal Carson Hotaling, BQII Patrick James Hurley Jonathan Edwards Ingersoll, AKE James Matthew Irwin, EX Alton Blanchard Jackson, KKK Arthur Morrison Jackson, KKK Chester Albert Jenkins Francis James Johnson Carroll Thompson Jones East Burke, Vermont Brattleboro, Vermont Everett, Massachusetts Concord Junction, Mass. Lowell, Massachusetts Malden, Massachusetts Lynn, Massachusetts Milford, New Hampshire Roslindale, Massachusetts Auburndale, Massachusetts Needham, Massachusetts West Acton, Massachusetts Baltimore, Maryland Grasmere, New Hampshire Seattle, Washington Rockford, Illinois South Boston, Mass. Pasadena, California Lancaster, New Hampshire East Cleveland, Ohio Quincy, Illinois 3 South Fayerweather 2 South Fayerweather I2-I3 Hubbard 2 South Fayerweather ' I7 Crosby 8 North Fayerweather 9 New Hampshire I7 New Hubbard I3 Fayerweather I8 Wheeler 20 College I8 Sanborn 3 Massachusetts 20 Reed 22 Reed I Z-I 3 Hubbard 20 Fayerweather I I Wheeler 31 Fayerweather 57 Wheeler 38 Massachusetts Everett, Massachusetts Kappa Kappa Kappa House Everett, Massachusetts Kappa Kappa Krappa House Reading, Massachusetts Brookline, Massachusetts 24 New Hubbard I9 Massachusetts Alton Bay, New Hampshire I5 Thornton 3Bar1mnuil1,li1lIC!lM3C 131 Charles Jordan, Bon Gladstone Jordan, KKK Edwin Black Judd, EN Earle Field Carr Edwin Reitler Keeler, sw Robert Boughton Keeler, AKE Hugh Kenworthy, LIDEK Austin Campbell Keough, AACIJ Robert Gage Kimball, AKE Russell Hess Kimball, X419 Warren Fuller Kimball, KKK Arthur Joshua Knight, CIJFA George Thatcher Leach, AND John Silvester Learoyd, Jr. Charles Samuel Leavitt Hartford Leonard, GEEK Clyde Earl Locke Frederick Weller Long, GJAX Thomas Albert Laughlin Leon Earl Lovejoy, EN Charles Rupert Luey, YYY Charles Irving Lyons Glen Gorrell McConnell, 'CIJAG9 John Joseph lVleDonald John Sargent lVleGonagle, AMB Clarence James McLane Wakeheld, Mass. Manchester, New Hampshire Westminster, Vermont Passaic, New Jersey Beta Theta' Pi House 31 Fayerweather I5 Wentworth 20 Thornton Rockford, Illinois I3 Wheeler Clevelancl, Qhio 57 Wheeler Coatesville, Pennsylvania 28 Reed Breelrlyri, New York I5 North Fayerweather c enee rri, New Hampshire I3 Crosby Wheaton, lllirreie Chi Phi I-louse ceriihririee, Massachusetts 5 sariherri Rockford, Illinois I9 Sanborn Oak Parlr, lllirreis I5 North Fayerweather Drrrirere, Massachusetts 4 Sanborn Manchester, New Hampshire 1 Bartlett Braintree, Massachusetts Barton Landing, Vermont 5 Massachusetts 2 Fayerweather Troy, Qhio I3 Wheeler Dorchester, Massachusetts Z7 New Hubbard West Claremont, New Hampshire 25 Reed W0fC6StE1', Massachusetts Methuen, Massachusetts Troy, Ohio l 4 Massachusetts 46 Wheeler Lonclonclerry, New Hampshire Zl Wentworth Duluth, Minnesota Ryegate, Vermont l 0 Massachusetts 3 Fayerweather 132 Uhr Aegiz, 13111. 3636351511 Julian Dales Macluane Frederick Armour Aloysius Mcloaughlin, KKK Leon Eugene McLaughlin Philip McQuesten, Xfb Stanley Bassett Macomber, 1351011 Joseph Albert Magrane, Bon Aloysius Joseph Mahoney, -:Dao James Francis Melley William Walker Marden, GEEK John Marks, AKE Frederick Alfred Martin CDFA James Monroe Mathes, Bott William Dotty Maynard Walter Lester Mayo James Blaine Montgomery Allen Donald Morrill Ernest Everett Morrill Robert Avery Morrill, HIJFA George Maurice Morris, AKE Henry Jordan Morton, EAE Howard Nowell Morton, sw Harold Alden Moseley, FAE Charles Kingsley Moses Leo Muhlfelcler John Augustus Mullen, Jr., K2 Ryegate, Vermont Yonkers, New York Laconia, New Hampshire Nashua, New Hampshire Boston, Massachusetts Lynn, Massachusetts Roxbury, Massachusetts Randolph, Massachusetts Troy, New York Minneapolis, Minnesota I5 New Hubbard l 9 Sanborn 25 Hallgarten 29 Massachusetts 23 Sanborn Beta Theta Pi House Phi Delta Theta House 52 F ayerweather I New Hubbard I3 New Hampshire Manchester, Vermont 9 Crosby Dover, New Hampshire Beta Theta Pi House Springheld, Mass. 22-23 North Fayerweather Watertown, Massachusetts 4 College North Lebanon, Maine Chicago, Illinois Amesbury, Massachusetts 5l Fayerweather 53 Fayerweather 8 Elm Manchester, New Hampshire 3 North Fayerweather Chicago, Illinois Kennebunk, Maine Lowell, Massachusetts Thompsonville, Connecticut Garden City, New Yo-rk Albany, New York South Boston, Massachusetts 26 South Fayerweather 2l Reecl I9 Wheeler 28 Reed 23 Sanborn I4 Massachusetts l 6 Reed Burtmnuih, !JlIIC!HJlII3E 133 Ra-lph Deane Murchie Calais, Maine 2 Crosby Raymond Harker Nead Norwood, Massachusetts 2 Crosby Edgar Nedham, WY Charleston, W. Virginia 2 Proctor George Raymond Nevius Somerville, New Jersey 4 College Elton Rockwell Norris, KE John Oscar Norris, AACIJ Rolfe Clark Norris john Weld Noyes, BGJH William Augustus Noyes, ATA Alfred Nutt Lawrence Allen Odlin, Xdv Edward Joseph O'Leary, BGJH Clifton Ainslie Orcutt, OIIE Forrest Plagg Owen Raymond Eugene Palmer, fIJ1'A Troy LaSalle Parker, CIJACEJ Howard Shedd Parlin, OH2 Charles Edward Parsons Lewis Albert Partridge, Bon Bradley Merrill Patten, fI1EK Richard Farnsworth Paul, CIJAQD William Henry P earse John Walter Pearson, AKE Arthur Dearborn Pease Harold Warren Pease, OH2 Walter Irving Pendleton Cleveland, Ohio Melrose, Massachusetts Methuen, Evanston, Evanston,- Cliff Side, Lancaster, Brooklyn, Massachusetts Illinois Illinois New J erse y New Hampshire New York South Weymouth, Mass, Concord, New Hampshire P aduca, Kentucky Chicago, Illinois Littleton, New 'Hampshire I6 New Hubbard 38 Massachusetts 2 Thornton 3 New Hampshire 3 New Hampshire South F ayerweather Chi Phi House I I Wheeler 54 Fayerweather I 6 Wentworth I8 Massachusetts I0 Richardson I2 Sanborn Washington, D. C. I7 Reed Manchester, New Hampshire 7 New Hampshire Hanover, New Hampshire I5 Webster Avenue Boston, Massachusetts I0 Wentworth Richmond Hill, New York 21 College Coneord, New Hampshire I3 Crosby Laconia, New Hampshire Pall River, Massachusetts II Thornton Z2 Payerweather Melrose, Massachusetts 56 New Hampshire 134 55112 Aegis, Hui. 3636363311 Dwight Lincoln Perry, KE Worcfester, Massachusetts 6 Sanborn Samuel James Pickering Manchester, New Hampshire 33 Reed Hubert Sewell Pierce, EN Fairlee, Vermont ' 6 Elm Thomas Corey Plant, EX William Franklin Plant, Jr., EX Fred Don Pollard, Jr. Edward Smith Poole, WY John Daniel Porter Farrington DuBois Post, K2 William Stilson Pounds, WY Howard Stone Power, BGDII Merle Harold Powers Andrew Bruce Proudfit, AKE C-uy Oliver Putnam, GDAX Francis Moncrief Qua, OH2 Francis Bates Quackenboss, WY John Albert Randall, OHS. Harold Whitcomb Raymond, K2 Walter Benedict Reilly, AAYD Charles William Remele John Samuel Richardson, Jr., KKK Everett Anson Roberts, K2 Frank Owen Robinson Stanley Walker Rockwood Malcolm Cxale Rollins, QAX Newton, Massachusetts Newton, Massachusetts Proctorsville, Vermont Albany, New York West Lebanon, N. H. St. Albans, Vermont Brooklyn, New York Norwell, Massachusetts Manchester, N. H, Edinboro, Pennsylvania Dorchester, Massachusetts Lowell, Massachusetts Worcester, Massachusetts Bridgewater, Massachusetts I7 Massachusetts I7 Massachusetts I3 Wenwvorth 2 Proctor I7 South Main Street 6-8 Hubbard Psi Upsilon House Beta Theta Pi House 5M West South Street 2 Hubbard 4 New Hubbard I8 Crosby 6 New Hubbard I6 New Hampshire East Weymouth, Nlassachusetts 24 Reed Lowell, Massachusetts 41 Massachusetts West Medford, Massachusetts I4 Wheeler Boston, Massachusetts Rochester, New Hampshire Belmont, Massachusetts West Hartford, Vermont Newburyport, Massachusetts I 9 Massachusetts 24 New Hubbard 44 Fayerweather 34 Fayerweather 9 Crosby Burtmuuih, illllfllflllwi 135 Franklin Howard Rose John Alvord Rose Stephen Farley Rossiter, EN John St. Clair Russell Newton Harold Russell Harlan Page Sanborn Robert Harrington Sanderson, 'KIJKNII Arthur Forrest Sargent, OH2 Robert Elmer Sault Carl Wetherbee Sawyer, EAE Edward Hanlon Sawyer John Augustine Scanlon John Martin Schaupp, EX Lindsly Bernard Schell, CDEK Gaston Jean Scherer John Ryland Scotford, OH2 Chester Francis Scott Henry Blanchard Seaver, SPY Henry Arthur Shepherd, 'QIJZK Ralph Waldo Sherwin, AKE Elbert Harrison Shurtleft Henry Sanders Smith Robert Shackford Smith, SPY Thornton Allan Snow, QIJEK Rathburn Eaton Sprague Newburyport, Massachusetts I 5 Thornton Concord, New Hampshire 22 College Worcester, Massachusetts I8 Wentworth Saranac Lake, New York 27 College l-lolyoke, Massachusetts 32 Wheeler Wolfboro, New Hampshire 4 Sanborn Waltham, Massachusetts 4 North F ayerweather Pittsfield, New Hampshire Randolph, Vermont Fitchburg, Massachusetts Medfield, Massachusetts Lawrence, Massachusetts Fort Dodge, Iowa Washington, D. C. Newton, Massachusetts Chicago, Illinois Worcester, Massachusetts Brooklyn, New York Waltham, Massachusetts Fitchburg, Massachusetts Fairhaven, Massachusetts Norwood, Mass. Mexico City, Mexico 8 Thornton 2 I Sanborn I2 Wheeler IO Reed 7h Thomton 32 Massachusetts 5 Massachusetts 23 Wheeler 5 Fayerweather 8 New Hubbard 7 Fayerweather 20 New Hubbard 40 New Hampshire I9 Reed 2 I South Flayerweather Psi Upsilon House West Somerville, Massachusetts I6 Sanborn Wollaston, Massachusetts I O New Hubbard 135 01112 Argiz, 1Hnl.3C3C3iHll , Edward Stafford, emo Washington, D. C. I5 New Hubbard Charles Gillette Stebbins, K2 Boston, Massachusetts I2 Hubbard Guy Carleton Steeves, QAX New York, New York I9 North Fayerweather John Francis Steeves, Jr., GJAX New York, New York I9 North Fayerweather John Carleton Sterling, iw Bridgeport, Conn. I3 West Wheelock Street William Thomas Stillman, NPY Bridgeport, Conn. I3 West Wheelock Street Edgar Robert Stix New York, New York 21 North Fayerweather Benjamin Middleton Stout, time Oak Park, Illinois 26 Richardson Carl Louis Stucklen, ora Boston, Mass. 20 North Fayerweather Warren Sullivan, c1aKs1f David Whiton Swain Raymond Ross Taylor, QEK Floyd George Tindall, CIIFA Henry Sherwood Trask, QAGD Herbert Milton Uline, EX Timothy Stephens Vaitses Raymond William Veitch Lester James Waldron, Boll Harold Reed Walker, QEK Carroll Raymond Ward Charles Carleton Warren, Jr., AAQIU Carl Arthur Waterbury, Jr. Harry Freeman Waterhouse, AAG? John Bernard Welch William Henry Weston, Jr. New York, New York ' Davison Block Brooklyn, New York 27-8 South Fayerweather Rockford, Illinois Kirkland, Illinois Q Deadwood, South Dakota Troy, New York Melrose, Massachusetts Maynard, Massachusetts Revere, Massachusetts Orange, Massachusetts Buckland, Massachusetts Waterbury, Vermont Oriskany, New York ' 37 Wheeler I3 Sanborn 26 Richardson 20 Massachusetts 5 Wentworth I0 Hubbard 33 Fayerweather 24 Thornton 4 Bartlett 4 Crosby 5 North Fayerweather South Framingham, Mass. Alpha Delta P-hi House Cambridge, Massachusetts New York, New York 5 Sanborn l 2 Reed Eartmnuth, QHCBHIIBE 137 F rank Edward Wheatley North Abbington, Massachusetts 54 Fayerweather Allan Thorpe Wheeler, 1111911 Charles River, Massachusetts I4 Sanborn Bertrand Cole Wheeler, 1303211 Charles River, Mass. Beta Theta Pi House Richard Gilbert Wheldon Ludlow, Vermont I3 Sanborn Frank Sumner Whitcomb Lowell, Massachusetts I8 North Fayerweather Harold Flagg Whitcomb Boston, Massachusetts 27 Massachusetts Phineas W eseo tt Whiting, OIIE Lowell, Massachusetts I3 Thornton Ralph Edwin Whitman, dam. Somerville, Mass. 20 North Fayerweather Ralph Sprague Wilder, K2 East Weymouth, Massachusetts 24 Reed James Lowry Willard, EN Atlantic City, New J erse y 3 Wheeler Clyde Merton Wilson, X111 East Orange, New Jersey I6 Sanborn J esse Scott Wilson, KKK C onco rd, N. H. Kappa Kappa Kappa House Thornton Gray Wilson, KE Mansfield, Massachusetts Z6 Massachusetts Arthur Gould Winship, QAX Reading, Massachusetts I9 New Hampshire Arthurr Henry Witte East Northfield, Massachusetts 46 F ayerweather Arthur Edward Wyman Auburn, Maine . 23 Richardson Riley Tilton Young Littleton, New Hampshire I9 Allen Street 135 Uhr Argia, 1HnI.3iX36JH1I Eluafdl lu W 4 -jf, 'Q jf! ' T 1912 Class Tlfistory F5 f l.. g Z4 7 ililiugiiainn ee, lf- be i is-,5 A HE COLLEGE nursing bottle slipped from Chuck's fingers. It fell to 9 the nursery floor and the sickly contents began to gurgle out. Hence z- f Doesn't it seem funny that every class that comes to college is better than every one before? We prove the rule, Of course, there are I fqyac 1 W- S 14- ig: fe, 'gm . . . . C, exceptions-!9!! for instance.. We thmk they are rude, bolsterous ' ' A boys. Our mothers would not let us associate with them at all. Why, we didn't even dare to write home the horrid truths about Delta Alpha. They were simply the most unpolite proceedings imaginable. Just think of pushing pennies along with your nose! How vulgar! and carrying heavy trunks! I donlt believe there was a Hre anyway! I'd just like to tell Mr. Emerson what I know. You just wait till we are sophomores. Then welll show you how sweet and clever fellows can be. So there! Anyway we are awful proud-and studious, too-and oh so good looking. As for famous men, there are-there are-well we must really admit there are none that stand out from the rest of us. We are all so famous. If you don't think so, just look back on December the first. See how much attention we got then. And some of us got that very same attention oh, weeks and weeks before. And then, too,- The gurgling stopped. And Chuck chuckled. DISPERSING AFTER CHAPEL 14D Uhr Aegis, Ent. XXXHII Tlnoivioual fficcoros of the Class of 1912 Benjamin Foster Adams, KKK Roland Benjamin Ahlswede, CIDAGJ Henry Dickenson Allen, EAE Horace Eugene Allen Mark Edward Allen, BGDH Edgar Weston Anderson, FAE Henry Lyman Axmes, FAB Dominic C essar is Ashley, Donald Glenny Augur, Xe Porter Wheaton Averill Robert Dixon Baird Merton Howard Baker Kenneth Stevens Ballou Harry Carleton Barnett Roy Benjamin Barnhardt John Joseph Barry Kenneth Glidden Barstow John Welles Baxter, FAE Harold Blanchard Belcher Robert Btrown Belknap, BAE Harold Arthur Bellows, ATA Edgar James Berthjaume Derry, New Hampshire 22 Wheeler Chicago, Illinois 58 Wheeler Lynn, Massachusetts 3 Bartlett Swanton, Vermont 5 New Hampshire Somerville, Massachusetts 4 Wentworth Lynn, Massachusetts I7 Sanborn Westminster, Massachusetts 4 Wentworth Glens Falls, New York 8 College New Rochelle, New York 53 New Hampshire Barre, Vermont 25 Fayerweather Evanston, Illinois I5 South Fayerweather Adams, Massachusetts 5 Thornton Worcester, Massachusetts 49 Fayerweather Newbury, Vermont 4 New Hampshire Dayton, ohio I5 East Wneelocrstreet Lawrence, Massachusetts 7b Thornton Cleveland, Ohio ll New Hampshire Hartford, Connecticut Zi Prospect Street Malden, Massachusetts 44 New Hampshire Benton Harbor, Michigan 35 New Hampshire Littleton, New Hampshire IZ Sanborn Taunton, Massachusetts 7 Swett Bartmnuilr, 1113011111136 141 Walter Lawrence Biery, XG: Edward Blackstone ' Elmer Jacques Bloom James Earl Boak, QIJFA John Edward Booth, fIvAC+D Roswell Murray Boutwell, Jr., WY Stephen Joseph Boylan, BCEJH Thomas Landhan Brennock, BGH Otto Bresky John Desnmore Brewster Homer Harrington Brooks, K2 Howard Bishop Brown, EX Harry Madara Brown Robert Elsmere Brown Warren Day Bruner Ralph Maurice Buck, QJZK Arthur Curtis Buell, X112 Gardner Palmer Bullard, KKK. Arthur Washington Burnham Randall Green Burns, WY Walter Gabriel Burns, KKK Charles Raymond Cabot, LIJAGJ Charles V ance Campbell Walton Gardner Card Thomas James Casey, EX Lawrence, Massachusetts 7 College The Weirs, New Hampshire 47 New Hampshire Peoria, Illinois Hughesville, Pennsylvania Burlington, Vermont Boston, Massachusetts Winthrop, Massachusetts Albany, New York Minneapolis, Minnesota Windsor, Vermont St. Albans Bay, Vermont Stratford, New Hampshire Mt. Kisco, New York Marlboro, New Hampshire Brcoklyn, New York 35 New Hampshire I2 New I-Itampshire 6 Crosby 40 Wheeler 28 Fayerweather 5 Richardson 5 Elm 5 South Fayerweather 6-8 Hubbard I9 Reed 2 Hubbard 9 West South Street I2 Massachusetts Newport, Vermont 23 South Fayerweather Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts I9 Thornton Arlington, Massachusetts Norwich, Vermont , 22 Massachusetts 25 New Hubbard Worcester, Massachusetts I2 North Fayerweather Brooklyn, New York l 0 New Hubbard Newtonville, Massachusetts 20 Crosby Chicago, Illinois 8 Crosby Atkinson Depot, New Hampshire 6 Reed Beverly, Massachusetts 7 Wentworth 142 Uhr Argi2f,Hnl.36363EHI1 Elmer Dearborn Chapman Manchester, New Hampshire 34 Reed Harrie Brigham Chase, X112 Brattleboro, Vermont I5 South Fayerweather Lyle Dudley Chase, EAE' Lebanon, New Hampshire 25 New Hubbard Walter Hadden Childs, CIJFA Manchester, New Hampshire 7 New Hampshire Harold Paty Church, AAG Providence, Rhode Island I4 New Hampshire Arthur Henry Clark, FAE Fletcher Clark, Jr. Sydney Aylmer Clark, FAE Ja-mes Hooker Cleaves, f-IDEK Arthur Thayer Cobb Horace Alvin Colburn Harry Waldo Cole Lewis Clyde Cooke Paul Wendell Coolidge, EX james Thomas Cottrell, GDAX Walton Gibbs Crocker, KKK James Aloysius Cronin Howard Hiollon Crowell, XCIJ Clifford Moore Cuddy Earl Moulton Cutting Edward John Daly, EX Frederic Davis Day, Ben Carlton Randall Dean, CIDFA Roy Joseph Deferrari Dean Reade Demeritt Cecil Pillsbury Dodge, KKK 9 Hubbard Portland, Maine Sandwich, Massachusetts 4 F ayerweather Auburndale, Mass. 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Edwin Julius Bartlett, A.lVl., lVI.D., Professor of Chemistry. Tilghman Minnou-r Balliet, A.lVl., lVl.D., Professor of Therapeutics. William Patten, Ph.D., Professor of Biology fZo6logy, Academic Departmentj. John Martin Gile, A.lVl., M.D., Professor of the Science and Practice of Medicine Colin Campbell Stewart, Ph.D., Brown Professor of Physiology. Howard Nelson Kingsford, lVl.D., Professor of Pathology and Bacteriology. Granville Priest Conn, A.lVl., M.D., Professor of Hygiene. Bttrtmuuth 933012111136 155 Edward Cowles, M.D., LL.D., Prof esso r of Mental Diseases. Georgeyrbsdams Leland, AM., MD., Prof eese r of Otolaryngology. Myles Standish, A.M., M.D., Prof eoeo r of Ophthalmology. James Riclcll-e Gotfe, M.D., Professor of Gynecology. John Osborn Polak, M.S., M.D., Professor of Obstetrics, Harvey Parker Towle, A.B., M.D., Professor of Dermatology. E rnes t Henry Wheeler, M.D., Lecturer on T ropieal Medicine. George Burgess Magrath, M.D., Lecturer on Legal Medicine. Percy Bartlett, A.B., M.D., Instructor in Anatomy. Charles Ernest Bolser, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Chemistry fflcademic Depart- mentj. Leon Burr Richardson A.lVI., Instructor in Chemistry fflcattemic Departmentj. George Sellers Graham, B.L., M.D., Instructor in Pathology and Bacteriology. Arthur Houston Chivers, A.lVl., Instructor in Biology fBotany, Academic Dcpartrnentj. Marshall Louis Alling, B.S., Demonstrator of Anatomy. fan out aPg15,mn1.9c9e9e1H11 meoical School Calenoar wos August 4 Third and Fourth Year Courses began. September 24 First and Second Year Courses began. Recess from December 23, 10.00 A. M., to january 6, inclusive. 1909 March Z6 Third and Fourth Year Courses end. Examinations by Delegates, Graduating Exercises. Recess from April 1, 10.00 A. M., to April 14, inclusive. June 23 First and Second Year Courses end. August 3 Third and Fourth Year Courses begin, September 23 First and Second Year Courses begin. Titourtb year men Marshall Louis Alling, Kensington, Connecticut I9 Maple Street William Mottimer Bodwell, A.B. Portland, Maine 41 South Street Phillips Maurice Chase, B.S. Cxalesburg, Illinois 4 School Street Thomas Mitchell Connell, A.B. ' East Weymouth, Massachusetts I5 South Main Street Edward C-oodell Larrabee Auburn, Maine I9 South Main Street 1 George Peavey LHYOH. A.B. Nashua, New Hampshire I5 South Main Street John Hugh Nolan New Britain, Connecticut 3 College Street Ez11'tmuutIt!J1FlOliHH3E 157 William Joseph Nolan New Britain, Connecticut 3 College Street Fitzroy Farnsworth Pillsbury Sago, Maine I9 Maple Street Frederick Parker Scribner, A.B. Raymond, New Hampshire Arthur Stanley Torrey Murry Hanson Towle Thomas Vincent Uniac Homer Barnet Wilson Dennis Leo Black, B.S. William Plummer Clough Paul Revere Felt, A.B. Thomas Sullivan Field, A.B. Paul Haley Ira Nelson Kilburn Morton Howard Langill, B.S. 25 South Main Street I5 South Main Street Gloucester, Massachusetts Northwood Ridge, New Hampshire M. H. M. Hospital 25 South Main Street 9 West South Street Gbtro Shar men 21 School Street 5 South Park Street Randolph, Massachusetts Sanhornton, New Hampshire Nashua, New Hampshire New London, New Hampshire Hillsboro Bridge, New Hampshire 21 School Street 4 School Street 9 West South Street 9 West South Street 2t Allen Street Charles Alphonso McKendree, A.B. Frank Harrison Mathews The Hanover lnn 9 West South Street Nashua, New Hampshire Medford, Massachusetts Holyoke, Massachusetts Hanover, New Hampshire Manchester, New Hampshire Manchester, New Hampshire 155' UlreAegia,Hnl.3636361HIl Thomas Edward Reilly, B.S. Rar1Cl0lPl'1, Massachusetts Harry Carl Storrs, BS. Charles Lemuel Trickey Charles Roger Abbott Frank William Anderson Walter Alonzo Bartlett Warren John Bostick Stillman George Davis Eben Winslow Fiske, A.B. William Francis Forsaith, A.B. Jesse Witherspoon Gage, A.B. fi West South Street 42 South Street 41 South Main Street S Secorto year men I5 South Main Street 23 North Main Street Shurtleff House 3 Lebanon Street Zl Sehool Street 4 Sehool Street 25 South Main Street I5 East Wheelock Street Hanover, New Hampshire Dover, New Hampshire Sanbornton, New Hampshire East Boston, Massachusetts Manchester, Massachusetts Thompsonville, Connecticut Nashua, New Hampshire Waltham, Massachusetts Auburn, New Hampshire Manchester, New Hampshire Leroy Charles Crrau North Aclams, Massachusetts 23 North Main Street Henry James McGinnis Waterville, Maine 9 West South Street Clayton Albert Royce, A.B. Woodstock, Vermont I5 South Main Street Benjamin Eugene Sanborn, Jr., A.B. l..eavitt's Hill, New Hampshire 9 West South Street Arthur Briggs Shaw, B.S. Joliet, Illinois 25 North Main Street Morris Kellogg Smith, A.B. Hanover, New Hampshire 9 School Street Bttrtmuuth 131101111536 155 Burton Durrill Thorpe, A.B Thatcher Washburn Worthen, George Yates Young, Jr. Collins Atwater Benjamin Barstow I-loward Poor Beckett Clarence Alden Bonner Arthur Arannah Burt George Joshua Clarke Edmond Joseph Daly Clarence Eugene Dunbar john Bennett Hanson William Francis I-Iolzer Edward Don Leete Frank Edward Lewis, A.B., William James Vivian John Willard Wesley 23 North Main Street AB. ll Webster Avenue 23 North Main Street Tirst year men I8 Maple Street 2 Newt Hubbard The Tavern 3 Bartlett I9 West Wheelock Street 9 South Park Street 5 West South Street 47 Fayerweather I-lall 25 North Main Street I7 Thornton I-Iall 5 College Street fAmherstD 25 North Main Street 2 Sargent Road I9 West Wheelock Street Lisbon, New Hampshire Hanover, New Hampshire Hyde Park, Massachusetts Westheld, Massachusetts Kingston, Massachusetts Peabody, Massachusetts Lynn, Massachusetts Saint Johnsbury, Vermont Jamaica, Vermont Bayonne, New Jersey Manchester, New Hampshire Warren, Ohio Arlington, New Jersey Concord, New Hampshire Auburndale, Massachusetts New Britain, Connectiut Saint Johnsbury, Vermont Arthur Beatie Woodman Bath, New Hampshire 8 Lebanon Street tBU like Aegis, flHu1.3i3C3i1H11 ZW TH AYER SCHOOL it r ' .-495 ' Mil? ' l .fiffiiilrf 1 5 5ii'Qs v'li. ' 6 2 2 5 5? A.C-33, - Overseas i The President of Dartmouth 'College Gen. Henry Larcom Abbott, l..l...D .... Cambridge, Massachusetts Jonathan Parker Snow, CE. . . Boston, Massachusetts Prof. Gustav Joseph Fieberger West Point, New York Otis Ellis Hovey, CE. New York, New York Taculty 1 William Jewett Tucker, D.D., l..L.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., A ssoc iate Professor of Civil Engineering Frank Eugene Austin, B.S., Instructor in Electrical Engineering Frederick Williarn Welch, CE., Instructor in Engineering John Hoffman Dunlap, C.E., Field Assistant in Surveying ffulp-Septemberj Roy Mullins, C.E., Field Assistant in Surveying ffuly-Septemlverj. Earimnuth, 91510191136 151 Calcnoar wos - July I4 First Year Course began September I5 December 2 3 Second Year Course began Recess of twelve days begins 1909 April 22 Thayer School Year ends July I 3 First Year Course begins Secono pear filler: George Fredson Baine I Richardson Arthur Bradley Barnes, A.B. 21 Crosby Richard Stevens Danforth, BS. Chi Phi I-louse Richard Hazen, A.B, 32 Fayerweather Ralph Gardner Knight, ELS. 21 Allen Street Ernest Avery Lincoln, BS. Ford Block Raymond Robb Marsden, BS. 32 Fayerweather Frederick Herman Munlkelt, BS. I New Hampshire Earl Thomas Richards, BS. 6 College Street Charles Potter Richardson, B.S, 6 College Street Harold Ordway Rugg, BS. 40 South Main Street Clinton, Massachusetts Lowell, Massachusetts Gardiner, Maine Wilder, Vermont Randolph, Massachusetts Fall River, Massachusetts Utica, New York Brooklyn, New York Holyoke, Massachusetts Dover, New Hampshire Fitzburg, Massachusetts IEE F5112 Argi5,HuI,3i3E3E1HI1 Sidney Lee Ruggles, A.B. Plainfield, New Hampshire 9 South Park Street Park Washburn Stickney, B.S. Fargo, North Dakota Shurtlefl House James Hammond Stone, B.S. Concord, New Hampshire 2 The Tavernl Philip Laforrest Thompson, B.S. St. slohnslnury, Vermont Phi Delta Theta House Fred Sampson Weston, B.S. Middleboro, Massachusetts 2 The Tavern Willard Choate Winkley, B.S. Dover, New Hampshire Shurtlef House fllntetmeotate year Dion-Uiesioent Group Stuoents on leave of absence in fielb cmo ffice practice. Frank Cordon Cook, B.S. Oliver Wesley Cushman, B. S. Frederick Kent English, B.S. Ralph William Hazen, B.S. Roger Frank Hill, BS. Charles Arthur Luck Harold Arthur Morey, B.S. Walter Clarence Rich, B.S. Carl Wilbur Ross, A.B. Alva Bruce Rutherford, B.S. Frederick Edward Schilling, B.S. Albert james Wheeldon, B.S. Titirst year Ellen Frank Stearns Austin h 1 I 8 New Hampshire Benjamin Ayer 34 Wheeler Concord, lVlanchester, Lisbon Bethlehem, Tilton? a New New New New New Hampshire Hampshire Hampshire Hampshire Hampshire Toledo, Ohio Wilder, Vermont North Concord, Vermont Calais, Maine Waddington, New York New Britain, Connecticut Worcester, Massachusetts Lynn, Massachusetts Belmont, Massachusetts Burtmnuth, 1311101111336 153 John Cleaveland Beebe Dohnonr Rockwood Bradley Arthur Leet Buxton John Won-on Childs Ralph Byron Clement Benjamin Harmon Dudley Robert Rutledge Gould John Edward Hansbury Fred Earnest Hanson, AB. Fr-not Summer, Jr. Arthur Lowell Horner Hazen Kimball Hibbard Front Gray Leary Leon crore Marshall Nlaurice i Ronotoy Dwight Thornton Reed Winthrop Lamson Smith Perley Nelson Storer Horny Abbott Ward Harold Cushing Wltitmore I6 Thornton 8 New I-Iornpohire I0 College Street 4l Main Street I6 Thornton I2 South Fayerweather 46 New l-larnpshire 4 Bartlett 4l South Main Street l Thornton 42 Wheeler Ford Bloek Thayer Building as South Main street' 43 New I-lnrnpshire 9 Elm 3 Wheeler ll Crosby 54 New Hampshire Observatory Hampden, Massachusetts Gloucester, Massachusetts Springfield, Massachusetts Henniker, New Hampshire Chelsea, Massachusetts Malone, New York Portland, Connecticut Beverly, Massachusetts Springvale, Maine Somerville, Massachusetts Gloucester, Massachusetts Newbury, Vermont New Hartford, New York Hanover, New Hampshire Mfanchester, Massachusetts Portsmouth, New Hampshire Brooklyn, New York Portsmouth, New Hampshire Lynn, Massachusetts Lynn, Massachusetts of , Xgsffx UQ s., CI-100 i l l Ae. 74. ' V if 'faculty Willivam Jewett Tucker, D.D., l..l...D., President. Harlow Stafford Persons, Ph.D., Director, anal Professor of Commerce and Industry. fCommercial Geography, International Trade, and Business Organization and Management. I Warren Milton Persons, HS., Assistant Professor of Finance. fpractical Banking, Statistics and lnsurancej William Henry Murray, A.B., Instructor in French, German and Spanish Composition and Conversation. William Rensselaer Gray, B.l..., M.C.S., Assistant Professor of Accounting. CAccounting and Commercial Mathematics.D David Collin Wells, A.B., Professor of Sociology in Dartmouth College. fNational Industrial Efliciencyj Frank Haigh Dixon, Ph.D., Professor of Economics in Dartmouth College. I fOrganization and Administration of Corporations, Corporation Finance and Transportation., Jesse Siddall Reeves, Ph.D..,Assistant Professor of Political Science in Dartmouth College. fCommercial Law, Ma'ritime Law, International Law, and Diplomacyj Frank Arthur Updyke, P' .D., Assistant Professor of Political Science in Dartmouth College. fAmerican Government and Government of Dependencies., Charles Philips Huse, Pl1.D., Instructor in Economics in Dartmouth College., flVloney and Bankingj Earimuuth, iHH0lilIlI3E IEE Calenoar 1908 r September 24 Yea-r began-Thursclay morning November Z6 Thanksgiving Dayg a holiday Recess from December 23, I0 A. M., to january 6, inclusive 1909 January 29 to Feb. l l Examinations for First Year Course April l-l4 Recess for First Year Course. April 22 Second Year Course ends. June l0-Z4 Examinations for First Year Course. Secono year men Luey Earle Cleavelancl Amiclon, BS. Millers Falls, Massachusetts Shurtlefl: House Joseph Wing Blakeley, BS. Robert Whitcomb Checlel, A.B. John Harvey Gray, BS. Harold srwrrriie Hobart, AB. Curtis Edward Huehener, Bs. Robert Augustus Kiahrr Brrrjrmrrr Clement Krrrrrr, AB. l-lenry Richardson Lane, A.B. ' Montpelier, Vermont 31 Wheeler Ranclolph, Vermont Shurtlelf House Chicopee, Massachusetts Shurtleff House Nashua, New Hampshire Shurtlefl: l-louse Dorchester, Massachusetts Shurtleff House Bloomville, Ohio Shurtleff House Manchester, New Hampshire Shurtleff House New York, New York IO College IEE - Tiflir Aegizi,3Hnl.3iX3iJH11 - Arthur Douglas McMillan, A.B. Rockport, Massachusetts Shurlleff House William Warner Worcester, Francis Henry Bild Clifford Austin Blake Walter Edward Brown Harold Hitchins Bninnln Ralza lvlilon Cummings Herman Louis Dillinignnni Thomas Albert Fnnly William Ingraham Fearing Edward Chandler Fniil Ernest Herman Goodrich Hninlil sinwsni Hall Knil Raymond Hammond Eliot Reina-in Howard A.B. Hollis, New Hampshire Shurtleff House Tfirst year men Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts 9 Thornton Westboro, Massachusetts K K K House Brimhelcl, Massachusetts 32 Reed Calais, Maine l I Sanborn Concorcl, New Hampshire 7 Richardson ' Milford Massachusetts Delta Kappa Epsilon House ' Randolph, Massachusetts 50 New Hampshire Newton Massachusetts 21 Richardson Marshfield Massachusetts I6 Crosby Portland, Maine 31 Wheeler 48 New Hampshire Chi Phi House 22 Sanborn 55Arthur Howland Leavitt, A.B. 5 West Soulh Street Hudson, Massachusetts Nashua, New Hampshire Hyde Park, Massachusetts Spencer, Massachusetts Eerrtmnuth, MCHHHX IE? Allan lvlanll Mccurdy Jasper Karl Mason Edward Plumer Nnnna Alvin Clark Noyes Francis James O'Brien Edward Dillon Rich 47 Fayerweather I New Hampshire ll Crosby 46 New Hampshire . I Proctor 25 Lebanon Street Andover, Massachusetts Calais, Maine Portsmouth, New Hampshire Bethlehem, New Hampshire North Andover, Massachusetts Boulder, Colorado :':August Frederick Vietor, A.B. Lawrence, Massachusetts 'fspecial Course. Delta Tau Delta House PSI UPSILON HOUSE I x E ,Q g jtaculty Session of1908 A William Jewett Tucker, D.D., l..l...D., President. Thomas Wilson Door Worthen, A.IVI., Cheney Professor of Mathematics. Director of Summer School. Fred Parker Emery, A.lVl., Willard Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory. John l-liram Gerould, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Biology fZo5logyQ. Ashley Kingsley Hardy, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of German and Instructor in Old English. . Herman H-arrell l-lorne, Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy. Norman Everett Gilbert, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Physics. Sidney Bradshaw Fay, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of History. Prescott Orde Skinner, A.lVl., Assistant Professor of Romance Languages fFrench and Spanishj. Charles Ernest Bolser, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Chemistry. Leon Burr Richardson, A.lVl., Instructor of Chemistry. Arthur l-loustons Chivers, A.lVl., Instructor in Biology. Eartmuuth, 911101131136 IEE 'Summer School Stuoents William Thompson Atwood, Student, English, Physics Bertram Beckett, Student, English Richard Hans Donai Boerker, Biology, Mathematics Chester Snow Brett, Student, English, Biology George Thomas Burns, Student, English, Biology Harley Tuttle Caverly, Student, English Clarence Edwin Cummings, Student, English, Chemistry Allen Everett Dorr, Student, English, Chemistry Joseph Elliott Downey, Student, English, Biology Harry Herman Driver, Student, English, Chemistry Emile Henri Erhard, Student, Physics, Biology John Thurston Farwell, Student, English, Biology Morril Middletorif Follansbee, Student, Biology, Walter Herman Golde, Student, History, German Michael Bernard Griffin, Student, Biology Herloert Richardson Hawes, Student, English, Biology James Shaw Huselrton, Student, English, French Henry Clinton Hutchin, Student, English, Chemistry Lewis Harold Judd, Student, Physics, Chemistry George Francis Kennedy, Student, English, Biology F red Dighton Laton, Student, English, Biology Walter Wallace Lee, Jr., Student, Biology Richard Baldwin Locke, Student, Physics, Chemistry Graham Spear Lyon, Student, English, German Howard Edward McAllaster, Student, Biology Ware, Massachusetts Cambridge, Massachusetts Brooklyn, New York Boston, Massachusetts Ayer, Massachusetts Rutland, Vermont Beachmont, Massachusetts Richmond, M-assachusetts Newtonville, Massachusetts Allegheny, Pennsylvania Brookline, Massachusetts Berlin, New Hampshire Highland Park, New York Brooklyn, New York Newmarket, New Hampshire Worcester, Massachusetts Butler, Pennsylvania Boston, Massachusetts Cleveland, Ohio Roxbury, Massachusetts Nashua, New Hampshire Malden, Massachusetts Belmont, Massachusetts Legonier, Indiana Winnetka, Illinois 1711 Uhr Aegis, 13111. 363635311 Gardner Sparhawk Marion, Student, Biology, Chemistry Brighton, Massachusetts Guy Rindge Merrill, Student, English Cambridge, Massachusetts William Collins Hainsworth Moe, English, Biology North Pomfret, Vermont Howard Gage Moody, Student, English Derry, New Hampshire Earl Carlton Nelson, Student, Education, French Hanover, New Hampshire William Hubbard Patterson, Student, Physics, Biology Chicago, Illinois Walrter Southard Quint, French, Mathematics West Medeway, Massachusetts John Howard Randerson, Student, English, Mathematics Albany, New York Henry Ransford Reed, Student, English, Biology Arlington, Massachusetts Clark Saville, Student, History, English Quincy, Massachusetts Edward James Shattuck, Student, Biology Norwood, Massachusetts George Elliott Shipley, Student, Biology Oak Park, Illinois Joseph Mathews Smyth, Student, Chemistry, Physics Whitingsville, Massachusetts Arthur Joseph Sporborg, Student, English, Physics Albany, New York Joseph Anthony Tufts, Student, English Boston, Massachusetts Herbert Moore Walker, Student, History, English Goths Falls, New Hampshire Paul Whitcomb, Student, Biology Boston, Massachusetts Arthur Cordingly White, Student, Chemistry, Biology Roxbury, Massachusetts Bartmnuih, AHHGMHX 171 Campus Fiecoro 215311-7, -if HE year of nineteen hundred and eight was a notable one for Dart- Fgg Q mouthg intellectually, physically and spiritually, the college was richer XI at its close than at its beginning. K Webster Hall, an auditorium .seating sixteen hundred people, and Massachusetts Hall, a brick dormitory accomodating eighty students, A J were thrown open for use during the year. The foundation work of a new dormitory, New Hampshire Hall, was begun -and plans were made and subscrip- tions started for the new Gymnasium, More students were enrolled than at any other time in' the history of the College, the Freshman class of that year being the largest that ever entered Dartmouth. From an athletic standpoint, i908 stands out as the most successful the College teams have ever experienced. The football eleven, under the 'able leadership of Captain Kennedy, established a record which every succeeding team will do well to emulate. Noteworthy during 'the season were the victories over Princeton and' A-mherst, and the loss of a 6-0 game to Harvard after a heartrending struggle. The baseball nine, handicapped as it was by the loss of all its members of the previous year by disqualification, made an enviable record for Dartmouth on the dia- mond. Harvard, Yale and West Point all went down to defeat in a 'single week! Perhaps the hardest fought contest of the season was the 0-0 game at Burlington against the University of Vermont, Severance for Dartmouth allowing but two hits. The basketball five lost but four games during the whole season, all of the losses coming within five days on an out-of-town trip. Harvard again failed to show superior form to the Green in this branch of sport. Dartmouth again won the New England Intercollegiate Track championship, but lost to Harvard in the dual meet by a close score, Captain Shaw at the Intercollegiate meet at Philadelphia won first in the l20 yard and third in the 220 yard hurdles. He equalled the world's record in the former event. While not having such a successful season 'as the previous year, the hockey team reflected a great deal of credit upon the College, considering the great odds with which it had to contend. The season was opened auspiciously with a victory over Princeton, the Intercollegiate champion, but the other three league games were lost by close margins. we ef1UApgfa,1Hn1.3c9cxH11 The intellectual and aesthetic side of college activities were by no means forgotten in the interest in the development of the physical. The debating team for the first time won the championship of the Tri-angular League. The Dartmouth was changed from a Weekly to a semi-weekly publication and placed upon a hrm, organized basis. The musical clubs made successful mid-winter and Easter trips. The dramatic club ably presented The Other Fellow, with the musical comedy, mfhe Promenadersf' at the Junior Prom. Lectures and smoke-talks were successfully held during the winter months, prominent among the lecturers being Kellogg Durland, the social Worlger. . Thus has the year of 1908 passed. Looking back upon it we feel no regrets- only tribulations. ' i PRINCETON LINE UP ff-II? 1' IIIIIY B 74 Uhr APgi5,HnI.3i3EX1HIl fraternities flln. the oroer of establishment of Chapters - at Tortmoutb College Psi Upsilon Beta Theta Pi Kappa Kappa Kappa Sigma Chi Alpha Delta Phi Phi Kappa Psi Delta Kappa Epsilon Phi Gamma Delta Theta Delta Chi Chi Phi Phi Delta Theta Delta Tau Delta E A Phi Sigma Kappa Kappa Sigma Sigma Nu Sigma Alpha Epsilon Gamma Delta Epsilon Omicron Pi Sigma Class Societies Tiluntor Turtle Senior Sphinx Casque ancl Gauntlet Dragon Rouncl Robin Palaeopitus Flleoical Society Alpha Kappa Kappa Scientific Tfraternity Gamma Alpha :-3' gk' mp . -3.3 M . Wim ' , F 'z-J' , F3 l I 1' Wx E Q , .1 , ul Jjsgvf j g ng ' n lv I f .1 A ' Fig: f-I 'lf '32 Thr 1 1' ! ' I f5.-, - , 5M- , ., A -NX ,, A'W25?fg'?if' 'V 1 , - 155135 , jj wif, ' K., H 1 EljLQ5,iiff1P'f5' 9f43f2'f,f 7, QQ V? a ' P' -' W 5' ' ' ' - 5 LP. f - ,. ' , ig A J? '1 , '+ -a-FE ' S: h ' '1 f , l ' - ' H : -- P ,L . ' n ,, 4 lt L, x.-g:,'.gl- 5,2 dqxl f Hwy-'ya-1 Y, V. ,, 1 . ' K' Ji,-Q 4' 7 af Ywmw, 'fx VL: i,.g ?5532 y 15.11-f f 573' W J' n w Q1 v'5'5i21'5' VF Y 'Q 25-, .l A ,Q N- . .1 'L N -' ,,, f..-f 4, Min - ,- A., Y - ,gm .1 I . f A rail , f. il ff N 4 U lu, mm, 1- Burtmuutlr, HHGHPIHX 177 'fist Kpsilon Zeta Chapter Established 1842 flfratres e 'Doctoribus President, William Jewett Tucker ' Prof. Edwin Bartlett Prof. E. F. Clark Prof. Robert L. Taylor Prof. Robert Fletcher Prof. Homer E, Keyes Dr. William T. Smith Prof, Charles F. Richardson Instructor, Lemuel S. Hastings Tifrater in Krbe Rev, Samuel P. Leeds Tifratres in Kniversitate 1907 Morris Kellog Smith 1909 Cueorge Ross Adams John Roland Childs Emmett Hay Naylor Russell Owen Alvord Maurice Kivel George Henry Schildmiller Ogden Brown ' Graham Spear Lyon Lynde Tucker 1910 Henry Starr Beal i Theodore Ripley Smith Allen Barrows Doggett, Jr. Louis Burr Wallace George Alexander Graves, 2d Paul Whitcomb Thayer Adams Smith Lewis Mesler Williams 1911 Warren Cram Agry John Foster Bartlett William Smyth Carlisle Amos Willard Crooks Edwin Reitler Keeler Roswell Murray Boutwell Randall Green Burns Cedric Errol French William Hayward Harlow Charles Rupert Luey Howard Nowell Morton Edgar Needham Edwin Smith Poole William Stilson Pounds 1912 Wallace Thaxter Jones, Jr. Waldow Gray Knapp Roberts Saunders Morris Fordham Clark Russell Henry Frederick Sanborn Frances Bates Quackenbc-ss Robert Shackford Smith Henry Blanchard Seaver John Carleton Sterling William Thomas Stillman Henry Wilkins Smith Robert Coleman Stoughton Henry Rouse Viets, Ir. Carl Samuel Wells wa o1pA2gi5,mu1.9e9exH1i Theta Delta Beta Sigma C-amma Zeta Lambda Kappa Psi Xi Upsilon Iota Phi Pi Chi Beta Beta Esta Tau lVlu Rho Omega Epsilon 'Ilsi Kpsilon Founded at Union College 1833 53.011 of Cibapters Union College . . University of New York . Yale University . . Brown University . Amherst' College . Dartmouth College Columbia University Bowdoin College . Hamilton College . Wesleyan University University of Rochester . Kenyon College . University of Michigan . Syracuse University Cornell University . Trinity College . Lehigh University . University of Pennsylvania University of Minnesota . University of Wisconsin University of Chicago University of California 1833 1837 1839 1840 1841 1842 1842 1843 1843 1848 1858 1860 1865 1875 1876 1880 1884 1889 1891 1896 1897 1902 X. Burimnnth, 1111011111136 131 Mappa Mappa Mappa Founded 1842 Tratres Q Toctoribus Prof. Marvin D. Bisbee Prof. Fred B. Emery Prof. Thomas W. D. Worthen Prof. John M. Gill Samuel Kent Bell Clifford Austin Blake Frederic Aloysius Carroll Harley Tuttle Caverly Francis Anthony Brady Horace Barker Chadbourne Henry Clay Coffin Thomas Albert Foster Tenney Lombard Davis William Frederick Hart Harold McKenzie Hill Benjamin Foster Adams Gardner Palmer Bullard Walter Gabriel Burns Walton Gibbs Crocker Cecil Pillsbury Dodge Prof. John H. Gerould Tratres in Mniversitate 1907 Thatcher Washburn Worthen 1908 John Baldwin Glaze 1909 James Hitchcok Valentine Isaac Klopp Russell Arthur Pettengill Fred Leon Reed Edward Dillon Rich 1910 Gay Gleason Edson Warren Keith Leon Buell Kendall James Russell Lowell Warren Choate Shaw 1911 Atlon Blanchard Jackson Arthur Morison Jackson Arthur Howard Shoppelry Arthur Gordon Weinz Vernon Frost West Joseph Washburn Worthen Nathaniel Alden Sherman Thomas Edward Steward Wayne Dudley Steward Jesse Scott Wilson Gladstone Jordan Warren Fuller Kimball John Samuel Richardson, Jr.Frederick Aloysius McLauglin 1912 Walter Benjamin Ellock Ralph Edward Farnum Vernon Lorenzo Greene Robert Austin Hall Charles Young Hitchcock Eugene Sylvester McLaughlin Paul Snyder Moyer Charles Francis Thompson Nathaniel McLellanfWhitmore me onpasgia muh xxxmii flbxlpba 'Delta Dartmouth Chapter Established 1846 jlfratres e 'Doctoribus Prof. Gabriel Campbell Prof. A. K. Hardy Inst. W. R. Gray Prof. C. F. Emerson Prof. E.. F. Langley lnst. A. Brown Prof. J. S. Reeves jfrater in ldtbe ' Azro Karl Skinner Tftatres in Mnivorsitate 1908 Gardner Sparhawk Marion Arthur Briggs Shaw 1909 Theodore Mead Bailey John Arthur Swenson Merrill lVlid'dleton Follansbee Herbert Leroy Tirrell Howard Hoyt Hilton Henry Bassett Whitcomb Frank Birtwistle Williams i 1910 Joseph Elliott Downey Charles jackson Fay James Frame Walter Percival Greenwood Henry Ransford Reed Horace Gabriel Hedges Harry Holland Hunter Thomas Start Knox Edmund James Shattuck Sheldon Bainbridge Smith 1911 V Harry Monroe Bicknell John Oscar Norris Walford Lindsay Dallas Walter Benedict Reilly Louise Phillips Hall, Jr. Charles Carleton Warren, .lr Austin Campbell Keough Harry Freeman Waterhouse George Thatcher Leach Thomas Cooley Wanty Joseph Sargent lVlcGonagle 1912 Harold Paty Church Roy Stuart Frothingham Guy Andrew Swenson James Robinson Erwin Warren Edwin Graves Harold Rector Trewin James King Fitzpatrick Caleb Worley Orr Richard Parsons Whit m Rollin Sturtevant an 11 mlm, Ehda Eatimnutli, 113011511136 185 Alpha Delta ,Ubi Founded ai Hamilton College 1832 Moll of Chapters Hamilton Hamilton College . 1832 Columbia Columbia University I836 Yale Yale University . i836 Amherst Amherst College . 1836 Brunonian Brown University . l837 Hudson Adelhert University l84l Bowdoin Bowdoin College . l84l Dartmouth Dartmouth College . i846 Peninsular University of Michigan 1846 Rochester University' of Rochester . I85I Williams Williams College . . I85I Manhattan College of the City of New York IS55 lVlicl'clletown Wesleyan University . l856 Kenyon Kenyon College . 1858 Union Union College . 1859 Cornell Cornell University . i869 Phi Kappa Trinity College . . i877 Johns Hopkins Johns Hopkins University . i889 Minnesota University of Minnesota . l892 Toronto University of Toronto 1893 Chicago Chicago University . i893 Montreal McGill University . IS97 Wisconsin University of Wisconsin 1902 California University of California l908 JSE Ellie Aegis, Hui. 3636361311 'Eelta 'Mappa 'Epsilon Pi Chapter Established 1853 'fifratres e TDoctoribus Prof. F. Colby Dr. G. D. Frost Prof. Cm. D. Lord Prof. C. A. Proctor Prof. Craven Laycock Prof. D. C. Wells Prof. E. B. Watson fifrates in Krbe E. L. Cxulick E. M. Hopkins Dr. P. Bartlett Dr. E. H. Carlton C. P. Chase F. F. Parker C. P. Richardson H. R. Wellman jfratres in. Mniversitate W 1909 Henry Reginald Bankart John Clough Ralza Milon Cummings Stanley Gates James Shaw Huselton Edwin Daniel Martin Herman Louis Dillingham James Glynn Driscoll Emile Henri Erhard O 1910 Laurence Hardy Bankart Arnold Leavenworth Barrett Edgar Willard Hiestand David Laundon Johnson , George Herrick Faber Kidder Arthur Hardy Lord 1911 Charles Everett Benton Robert Gage Kimball Jonathan Edwards Ingersoll John Marks Robert Boughton Keeler Raymond Comstalk Thorne 1912 Willard Hemenway Edwards Lloyd Withrow Knight Howard Burchard Lines Harry McCaffrey William lngraham Fearing Harvey Wilbur C-raves William Hubbard Patterson Harold Milton Prescott Kenneth Edward Root Wallace Mason Ross Q Ralph Lauris Theller Thomas Cedric Wellsted Samuel Anderson Mathewson Chase Keith Pevear Leland Powers John Edwin Sickman Ward Charles Meagher John Clarke Walworth Tobin George Maurice Morris John Walter Pearson Ralph Waldo Sherwin Andrew Bruce Proudht Henry Ely McElwain I Harold Gerard Mosier Wilfred Rolfe Shrigley Clifton Hoyt Sugatt S ,1 ,, --Y- ' K 1. lg M KM J '-ali:-51210 ' Y' k Q 1 A wwnw wi I 1l1 'l1lllIll1lllIZ:E 5?5 ?EZ uw WWI if? WVWgE2iiHNWZ: lik Illll 1 VJ 4 Wx KwHQ9R w mfZ e Q me X Bai-tmnuth,itIH6E1HH36 1351 1' .3 Delta Tifappa Epsilon Founded at Yale University 1844 Holt of Chapters Phi Yale Universit . Theta Bowdoin Collge Xi Colby University . 1846 Sigma Amherst College . . 1847 Gamma Vanderbilt University . 1847 Psi University of Alabama . 1850 Chi University of Mississippi 1850 Upsilon Brown University . . 1850 Beta University of North Carolina 1852 Kappa Miami University . 1852 Eta University of Virginia . 1852 Lambda Kenyon College . 1853 Pi Dartmouth College 1853 Alpha Alpha Middlebury College . 1855 Omicron University of Michigan 1855 Epsilon Williams College . 1855 Rho Lafayette College . 1856 Tau Hamilton College . . . 1856 Mu Colgate University .... 1856 Nu University of the City of New York . 1856 Bela Phi University of Rochester . . 1856 Iota Central University of Kentucky . 1857 Phi Chi Rutgers College . . . 1861 Psi Phi De Pauw University . . 1866 Gamma Phi Wesleyan University . 1 1867 Psi Omega Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 1867 Beta Chi Western Reserve University . 1868 Delta Chi Cornell University . . 1870 Phi Gamma Syracuse University . 1871 Gamma Beta Columbia. University . 1871 Theta Zeta University of California . 1876 Alpha Chi Trinity College .... 1879 Phi Epsilon University of Minnesota . . . 1889 Sigma Tau Massachusetts Institute of Technology . 1890 Delta Delta Chicago University .... 1893 Tau Lambda Tulane University . . . 1898 Alpha Phi University of Toronto . 1898 Delta Kappa University of Pennsylvania . 1899 Tau Alpha McGill University . . 1901 Sigma Rho Leland Stanford University . 1902 Delta Pi University of Illinois . . Rho Delta University of Wisconsin HH F5112 Avgtzi, HuI.3i3iX1H1l Ebcta Tilklta Chi Omicron Deuieron Charge Established 1869 Tfratres e Tlhctoribus Prof. Charles Darwin Adams Prof. John Merrill Poor Prof. George Ray Wicker Prof. Herbert Darling Poster Ttatres in Knivcrsitatc 1 Arthur Bradley Barnes l-larry Eugene Burroughs Morton l-lull John Wesley Bates Fletcher Payne Burton Hiram Norton Cushman John Thurston Farwell John Alva Ferguson Philip Merrill Forristall J George l-lerhert Adams, Burton Keith Burloeck Richard Volney Chase Frederick Choate Eaton Frederick Weller Long James Thomas Cottrell Dana Weeman Jones Walter Thomas Kyle Guy Charles Lewis Roy Everett Lewis Thomas Vincent Uniac y 1909. Richard Baldwin Locke Karl Roland Maerker 1910 Irving Frederick Jewett Hazen Worcester Jones Walter l-leselton Norton Robert Emerson Parker Earle Howard Pierce Sturgis Pishon ames Marsh Porter 1911 Jr. Guy Oliver Putnam Malcolm Gale Rollins Guy Carleton Steeves John Francis Steeves, -Ir. Arthur Gould Winship 1912 V William l-lenry Locke John Wallace Mahlsteclt William Whipple Poole lrving Hohan Putnam Walter Frederic Thomas Francis Parkinson Walsh 1 ,A A-L-Vx KV i ,Mp ,ws YW F , ,Zig L12 g H , A wif X1 3 v '-,N fi.F -Q. Y 'A'!, Q A 1A -5 x , Q umm.-1 A 1 , f :f-,L 1 .. . - i gi x W i'L4 j'V7' - Q. lfwffgxw QW ., 1 ., u,f Jw d if f K b XRS I1r,eka,PJ1.iZa . X Bartmnuih, 1113651711196 153 Ebeta ilklta Chi Founded ai Union College 1848 Holt of Charges Zeta Brown University . . 1853 Epsilon ' College of William and Mary . 1853 Eta Bowdoin College . . . 1854 Kappa Tufts College . . 1856 Iota Harvard University 1856 Xi Hobart College . 1857 Phi Lafayette College . 1867 Chi University of Rochester . 1867 Psi Hamilton College . 1868 Omicron Deuteron Dartmouth College 1869 Beta Cornell University . . . 1870 Lambda Boston University . . . 1877 Pi Deuteron College of the City of New York 1881 Rho Deuteron Columbia University . . 1883 Nu Deuteron Lehigh University . 1884 Mu Deuteron Amherst College . . . 1885 Gamma Deuteror University of Michigan . . 1889 Theta Deuteron Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1890 Iota Deuteron Williams College . . . 1891 Tau Deuteron University of Minnesota . 1892 Sigma Deuteron University of Wisconsin . . 1895 Chi Deuteron George Washington University . 1896 Delta Deuteron University of California . . 1900 Zeta Deuteron McGill University . . . 1901 Eta Deuteron Leland Stanford, Jr., University . 1903 Kappa Deuteron University of Illinois . . 1908 154 Uhr Argi5,1HuI.3E3EXHII 12' ,Ubi 'flklto Ebola New Hampshire Alpha Established 1884 21 Trater e Toictoribus Prof. Frank I-laigh Dixon ffratres in Krbe Arthur Perry Fairfield Edgar Hayes Hunter Frank Abbott Musgrove Tifratres in Mnivetsitate Dennis Leo Black Thomas Sullivan Field Phillips Maurice Chase, Phillip Laforrest Thompson 1909 ' Delmont Rockwood Bradley Bertrand Carr French l-larvie Ellsworth Schwartz Chester Snow Brett Nathaniel Jacob Howland Eugene Miller Stark Russel Cowles Warren Lawrence Peck Sidney Hammond Thompson Ralph Earl Cushman Joseph Rae Graff 1910 Henry Cheever C-orney John Henry Field, Jr. Thomas James Leonard Everard Stowell Pratt Henry McKinney I-laserot Albert Amasa Ricker l-lenry Clinton Hutchins Benjamin Roy Allison Benjamin Kimball Ayers Paul Brownell Briggs Mortimer Currey Grover 1911 Aloysius Joseph Mahoney Glen Gorrell McConnell Troy LaSalle Parker John Joseph Ryan Harold Wentworth Sprague Raymond Walden Wilson Richard Lyrnon Wing Richard Farnsworth Paul Edward Stafford Benjamin Middleton Stout Henry Sherwood Trask 1912 Roland Benjamin Ahlswede Edward Billings Luitwieler John Edward Booth Ernst Edmund Mensel Charles Raymond Cabot James Laughlin O,Neal Louis Frederick Ekstrom William Ashe Ryan George Austin Evans Clarence Tompkins Schwartz Ashley Hardy Gale l-lenry Kimball Urion C5 -Q: x f ' Q ' ':- Ak! Q-. ,f . A S C 1? - ' J E T m g i Q ,?fggXiQ Pi A X191 ? N 1 Sill!! Q3-,-XQWN C' TN'-11' Wal QQQELQPBQ' Eartmnutti, 1111161411136 157 'fbi TDQUQ Ebeta Founded al Miami Univcrsiiy 1848 53.011 of Chapters Miami University . 1848 Indiana University . 1849 Central College . . 1850 Wabash College . . 1850 University of Wisconsin . 1857 Northwestern University , 1859 Butler University . . 1859 Ohio Wesleyan University . 1860 Franklin College . . 1860 Hanover College . . 1860, 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 lnstitute . 1879 Allegheny College . . 1879 University of Vermont . 1879 Dickinson College . . 1880 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 Williams College . . Southwestern University . Syracuse University . . Washington and Lee University Lehigh University . . Amherst College . . Brown University . Tulane University . . Washington University . Leland Stanford, Jr., University University of lllinois . . Purdue University . . Case School of Applied Science University of Cincinnati University of Washington Kentucky State College lVlcCiill University . . University of 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 1906 HB 51112 2-Xrgi5,1Hu1. 36363611111 Beta Gbeta 'Ili Alpha Omega Chapter Established 1889 Utratres e TDoctoribus Prof. Frank A. Sherman Prof. George L. Lyman Tilfratres in 1C1'be Dorrance B. Currier David Storrs Adna D. Storrs William B. Woodbury Stephen Chase Tratres in Kniversitate 1905 1906 William Plummer Clough Jesse Witherspeoon Gage 1907 Morton Howard Langillf Harry Carl Storrs 1908 Arthur Douglas Macmillan 1909 Joseph Cleveland Brusse George Francis Kennedy Clarence Edwin Cummings Allen Edward Newton Joseph Richmond Hatch Herman Luther Walker William Ellsworth Tucker Daniel Edward Watson 1910 Henry Roger Harrison Thornton Weeks Jenness John William French Hobbs John Cornelius Vander Pyl Leslie Sherwood Wiggin - 1911 Neal Carson Hotaling John Wells Noyes Harold Davidson Halstead Edward Joseph O'Leary Charles Jordan Lewis Albert Partridge Joseph Albert Magrane Howard Stone Power James Monroe Mathes Lester James Wald1'on Bertrand Cole Wheeler 1912 Mark Edward Allen Paul Raymond Fellows James Alfred Stein Stephen Joseph Boylan GeorgeVVashingtonC1eiser,Jr. Ernest Alphonso Stowell Thomas Lanahan Brennock Harold Soule Harmon Elwyn Lowell Tabor Frederic Davis Day Elden Bennett Haartshorn Harry Caspar Wanner Carle Ellsworth Rollins Manvel Whittemore Fr QM! W 5 5 M H1HHml 'MH '1iMU1m1 I 'Ziff , ' '54 W!! .-1!v mn, 'wi 'U Dlwvizn, .3114 , Eartmnuth, 1111101511136 2111 0 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 North Carolina Ohio Wesleyan University . Hanover College . . Knox College . , University of Virginia Davidson College Bethany College Beloit College . University of lowa 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 . University of California . Beta Obeto. A' i Founcled al Miami University 1839 Uioll of Chapters . 1839 . 1841 . 1841 . 1841 . . 1842 . . 1842 . . 1845 . 1845 . 1845 . 1846 . 1848 . . 1849 . 1850 . 1852 . 1853 . 1853 . 1855 . 1855 . 1858 . 1860 . 1862 . 1866 . 1867 . 1867 . 1868 . 1868 . 1868 . 1869 . 1872 . 1872 . 1873 . 1873 . 1874 . 1876 . 1877 . 1879 Kenyon College Rutgers College . . . Cornell University . . Stevens lnstitute of Technology Saint Lawrence University . University of Maine . . University of Pennsylvania Colgate University . Union University . Columbia University . Amherst College . 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 lllinois . . Purdue University . . Case School of Applied Science University of Toronto . . University of Oklahoma Tulane University . Colorado School of Mines 1879 1879 1879 1879 1879 1879 1880 1880 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 1908 1908 2112 Uhr Argia, Hnl.3GXX'El1' a Sigma Chi Eta Eta Chapter Established 1893 'ffratres e Toctortbus Prof. V. Hazen Prof. C. A. Holden Inst. C. E. Bolser Inst. F. E. Austin Inst. A. H. Licklicler ffratres in. ICVBQ D. B. Russell P. R. Bugbee ffratces in Mniversitate Fitzroy Farnsworth Pillsbury 1909 A Royal Kilburn Abbott Ira Nelson Kilburn Benjamin Ayer Anson Mcluoud l Warren Currier William Townsley Patch Robert Jameson Holmes Walter Clarence Rogers Sanford Bertram Hooker Edward Patrick Kelley 1910 Harold Purman Hinman Frank Owen Robinson Max Lucius Holmes Ralph Arthur Sherwin Russell Dudley Meredith V' 1911 Paul Palmer Ayer James Matthew Irwin Harry Butler Thomas Corey Plant Edward Carrick Castle William Franklin Plant Lester Merton Harding John Martin Schaupp, Jr. Herbert Milton Uline 1912 Howard Bishop Jones Harry Malcom Jones Thomas James Casey Lehman Wellington Miller Paul Vvendell Coolidge Harold Addis Thompson Edward John Daley Clarence Getchell Tyler William Pickering Shapleigh ,,,,,,.., - '1 2 1 - .2 1 i 5 l l .1- Q?-Qffqf 'Nu rx 1 .. N 'S 1 w 975 .1 5,,.H,91X , W f aff? NK K Q- 4, - 4 Q , ..- x . - I R I NN ,Mill me R C SIQNONI X 17 wkmfllila. WW UM Eartmnuth, 1111101111536 E115 Sigma Chu Founded al Miami University 1855 Holt of Chapters Alpha Miami Universiy . . 1855 Gamma Ohio Wesleyan University . 1855 Eta University of Mississippi 1857 Lambda lndiana University . 1858 Xl De Pauw University . 1859 Omicron Dickinson College . 1859 Psi University of Virginia . 1860 Theta Pennsylvania College . . 1863 Kappa Bucknell Univlersity . ' . 1864 Epsilon George Washington University . 1864 Rho Butler College . . . 1865 Zeta Washington and Lee University . 1866 Phi Lafayette College . . 1867 Mu Denison University . . 1868 Qmega Northwestern University 1869 Chl Hanover College . . 1871 Bela University of Wooster . 1873 Della Della Purdue University . 1875 Phi Phi University of Pennsylvania 1875 Zeta Zela Central University . 1876 Theta Theta University of Michigan 1877 Kappa Kappa University of Illinois . 1881 Alpha Gamma Ohio State University 1882 Alpha Zeta Beloit College .... 1882 Alpha Eta State University of Iowa . . 1882 Alpha Theta Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1882 Zeta Psi University of Cincinnati . . 1882 Alpha Epsilon University of Nebraska . . 1883 Alpha lota lllinois Wesleyan University . 1883 Alpha Lambda University of Wisconsin . 1884 Alpha Nu University of Texas 1884 Alpha Xi University of Kansas 1884 Alpha Beta University of California 1886 Alpha Omicron Tulane University 1886 Alpha Pi Albion College . . 1886 Alpha Rho Lehigh University . 1887 Alpha Sigma University of Minnesota . 1888 Alpha Upsilon University of South Califronia 1889 Alpha Phi Cornell University . , 1890 Alpha Chi Pennsylvania State College . .1891 Alpha Psi Vanderbilt University . . 1891 Alpha Omega Leland Stanford, Jr., University . 1891 Alpha Alpha Hobart College .... 1892 Eta Eta Dartmouth College . . 1893 Lambda Lambda Kentucky State College 1893 Nu Nu Columbia University . . 1894 Mu Mu West Virginia University . 1895 Xi Xi University of the State of Missouri 1896 Omicron Omicron University of Chicago . . 1897 Rho Rho University of Maine . 1902 Tau Tau Washington University . 1902 Upsilon Upsilon University of Washington 1903 Psi Psi Syracuse University . 1904 Omega Omega University of Arkansas . 1905 Beta Gamma Colorado College 1906 Beta Delta University of Montana 1900 EEE Uhr Argia, Hui. XXXJHII - 'fbi TKGPPG A339 New Hampshire Alpha Chapter , Established IS96 Titrater in Krbe Charles Howard Dudley jtratres in Kntversitate Marsh-all Louis Alling Eben Winslow Fiske Thomas Eugene Jordan Raymond Robb Marsden 1909 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 Wallqer Louise Forrest Wright 1910 Ferdinand Douglas Armstrong Rolland Thomas Rankin Hastings Harry Herman Driver Stormont Josselyn James Drummond, -lr. George Leonard McClintock James Richard Everett Roger Grenway Pierce i Francis Worcester 1911 Kenneth Stevens Ballou William Everhard Herron Edward Franklin Chase Stanley Bassett Macomber Max Everett Eaton Robert Harrington Sanderson Sargent Flint Eaton Warren Sullivan Joseph Newhall Hazeltine Allan Thorpe Wheeler 1912 Chester Alexander Gilbert William Clarke Grieb Roswell Eliot Hall Roscoe Conklin Leach Lathrop Bartlett Lovell Chester Gilbert Newcomb Walter Southwiard Quint Ralph Horace Whitney 1 ,, Nj ' . , 7' 4414 , -4, ' I ' ' W I A--' , wma ' -' ' Q5 I , fs , 'RS nz-5, - - ..,,. . 1 5 ,f .X F f f fHf f' gf? My f - +? vvS4f5Q x fail-i'rv, '4 ' I W A '-., Z fx N? A r X. Wfiffaw NK Dwlr fv 1411 Lua Eartmnirth, 11150193336 Egg Av ,av 1:1131 Ttfappa ,fist Founded ai Washington and felferson College 1852 Uioll of Chapters Pennsylvania Alpha Washington and Jefferson College . 1852 Virginia Alpha University of Virginia . . 1853 Pennsylvania Beta Allegheny College . . 1855 Pennsylvania Gamma Bucknell University . . 1855 Pennsylvania Epsilon Pennsylvania College . . 1855 Virginia Beta Washington and Lee University . 1855 Mississippi Alpha University of Mississippi . 1857 Pennsylvania Zeta Dickinson College . . 1859 Pennsylvania Eta Franklin and Marshall College 1860 Ohio Alpha Ohio Wesleyan University . 1861 Illinois Alpha Northwestern University . 1864 Illinois Beta University of Chicago . 1865 Indiana Alpha De Pauw University . 1865 Ohio Beta W'ittenhulrg College . 1866 Iowa Alpha State University of Iowa 1867 New York Alpha Cornell University . 1869 Pennsylvania Theta Lafayette College' . 1869 Indiana Beta lndiana State University 1869 Missouri Alpha University of Missouri . 1869 New York Gamma Columbia University . 1872 Wisconsin Alpha University of Wisconsin 1875 Kansas Alpha University of Kansas . 1876 Michigan Alpha University of Michigan 1876 Pennsylvania Iota University of Pennsylvania 1877 Maryland Alpha johns Hopkins University .. 1879 Ohio Delta Ohio State University . 1880 Wisconsin Gamma Beloit College . . 1881 New York Beta Syracuse University . 1883 New York Epsilon Colgate University . 1887 Minnesota Beta University of Minnesota . 1888 Pennsylvania Kappa Swarthmore College . . 1889 West Virginia Alpha University of West Virginia 1890 California Beta Leland Stanford Jr., University 1891 New York Zeta 'Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute 1893 Nebraska Alpha Nebraska University . . 1895 Massachusetts Alpha Amherst College . . . 1895 New Hampshire Alpha Dartmouth College 1396 California Gamma University of California 1399 1I1C11HHa Della Purdue University . 1901 Tennessee Della Vanderbilt University . 1901 Rhode Island Alpha Brown University . . 1902 11181015 Della University of lllinois . . 1904 Texas Alpha University of Texas . . Ohio Epsilon Case School of Applied Science EU Uhr Argia,1lInl.3EX3E 11 Tlbi Gamma .Delta Delia Nu Chapter Esiablzshed 1901 Trater e 'Doctoribus Inst. Wm. H. Murray Tfrater in Krbe Dr. George S. Graham ffratres in Kniversitate Ralph Gardner Knight Paul Revere Felt l909 Philip Stearns Avery Frank Mervin Bartlett Harold Hutchins Burbank Jesse Barnum Hawley Robinson I-Iaile Mower Harold Culver Benjamin Otis Thompson Crafts John Harvey Dingle Howard F all Robert Raymond Gorton Thornton Chase, Jr. John Whitney Foster Lester Hartwell Gibson Donald HoHiman Arthur Joshua Knight Frederick Alfred Martin James Earl Boalc Waldron Hadden Childs Carlton Randall Dean Everett Warren Gammons Kenneth Huntington Goss l9lO l9ll l9l2 Frederick Hraubrich Morawslci Maurice Readey Frank Joseph Regan Albert Schofield Henry William Stucklen Donald Ferguson Palmer Earl Russell Palmer Edgar B. Prescott Guy Carleton Spolcesheld John Christopher Shambow Raymond Eugene Palmer Harrison Robins, Jr. Carl Louis Stuclclen Floyd George Tindall Ralph Edwin Whitman Robert Avery Morrill Alvaro Manuel Garcia Archie Staulcup Haven Harold Francis Jacobus Cleon Bucklin White Willard Lyman Wright W - : :Xb X qf. . -f,:?f: ' .1 '-Q' -'-'-- - -1-A - te? 7 1 A JL NX Q , V Q61 QQ 1 Q Af X I -.A-- , ' G . 'gbfga f XC, gvxgif ' 17 I ffff Barimnuilr, 1111101111336 213 Alpha Theta Lambda Nu Sigma Omicron Pi Tau Psi A Omega Alpha Deuteron Gamma Deuteron Zeta Deuteron Theta Deuteron Zeta Nu Deuteron Xi Deuteron Omicron Deuleron 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 'Ilbi Qamma .Delta Founclect at Washington and feferson College 1848 Holt of Chapters Washington and Jefferson College . University of Alabama . . . De Pauw University . . . Bethel College . . Pennsylvania College . University of Virginia Allegheny College Hanover College . Wabash College . . Columbia University . Illinois University. . . Knox College . . . Washington and Lee University . Ohio Wesleyan University . Indiana State University . Yale University . . . Western Reserve University . 4 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 . William Jewell College Lehigh University . Colgate University . . Pennsylvania State College . . Cornell University . . . Massachusetts Institute of Technology University of Minnesota . . Worcester Pol technic Institute . Y University of Tennessee . Richmond College . Johns Hopkins University New York University . Amherst College . . Trinity College . Union College . University of Wisconsin University of Illinois University of Nebraska . University of Missouri University of Maine . University of Washington Dartmouth College . Syracuse University Brovtm University . University of Chicago . Purdue University . . Leland Stanford University . Iowa State College . - 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 1 89 1 1 892 1 893 1 893 1893 1 893 1 897 1 898 1899 1899 1900 1901 1901 1902 1902 1902 1902 1907 214 61112 Avgi5,'lHnI.3i?i?i1BII Chi 'Il bi Chi Chapter Established 1902 Tratres e 'Eoctoribus 4 Prof. Frank Arthur Updyke Instructor Frank Cochrane Moore Tfrater in Krbe Henry Richardson Lane ffratres in Mniversitate 1 1906 George Peavey Laton 1908 Richard Stevens Danforth Harold Sawtelle Hobart 1909 Karl Raymond Hammond Fred Dighton Laton Earle Jackson Rogers Samuel Frederick King Henry Edmund Meleney Mark Anson Smith Harold Allen Osborne t 1910 Daniel Dustin Craft John Bidwell Thomes Maurice Cary Blake Royal Wilkins Hyde Eugene Paul Albert Donald Runnells Bryant Frank Lamont Meleney Clarence Eugene Allen GuyfRichard Carpenter Karl Herbert Pitcher George Freeman Thurber 1911 Aubrey Bickford Butler Edward Hutcherson Chamberlain Donald Alexander Cheney James Joseph Conroy Donald Cmlenny Augur Arthur Curtis Buell Harrie Brigham Chase Howard I-lollon Crowell 1912 Russell Hess Kimball Philip lVlcQuesten Lawrence Allen Odlin Clyde Merton Wilson Harold Sylvester Fuller Truman Emmanuel Johnson T. Palmer Miller Lewis Pease Warren f. N x . bf ' A X.,xa,:JWEm9,w 1 , -' 1 -, .?c4.T+eZv:. . -'-rf-1:-1-: '2- ',- : w 1 v:.:',:,,- 1' A, 1 :.3.j.:.1. J 5 H Q.,-,Q : . 221221, 5 f 3 if ' lf' A 5 ff: !3:3.g3.3., 13, 5375: ' ' 12 AW AA Dx: 41:4 ,x f -Mak. Eartmnuth, 1111165911196 217 Chi 1Jb1 Founded at Frinceion University 1824 Kell of Chapters Alpha University of Virginia . . 1859 Beta Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1873 Gamma Emory College . . . 1869 Delta Rutgers College . . IS67 Epsilon Hampton-Siclney College . 1867 Zeta Franklin ancl Marshall College . I855 Eta University of Georgia . . 1867 Theta Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute . 1878 Iota Ohio State University . 1883 Lambda University of California . 1875 Mu Stevens Institute of Technology' . 1883 Nu University of Texas . 1892 Xi Cornell University . 1868 Qmicron Yale University . 1877 Rho Lafayette College . 1874 Phi Amherst College . 1873 Chi Dartmouth College . 1902 Psi Lehigh College . . 1872 Omega Georgia Institute of Technology 1904 213 Elin Anglia, 13111. 3636361311 Tlklta Eau 'Delta Tifrater in flbctoribus Prof. Norman Everett Gilbert Tfrater in 1Crlve Fred Dickey Ordway Tilftatres in Mnivcrsitatc Thomas Edward Reilley Earl Thomas Richards ' August Fredrick Vietor Edgar Stratton Chappelear Herbert Richardson Hawes Leo Francis Nolan George Woodbury Oliphant 1909 Curtiss Lanphere Sheldon Clifton Albert Snow Arthur Cordingley White George Monroe York 1910 William Wallace Dudley Chester Francis Scott Harold Valmore Hyde Edgar Mills Steward John Cyrus Mitchell-, Jr. Marvin Cooper Taylor Howard Casper Schulte Ben Ames Williams 1911 Gerald Cowenhoven Barnes Percy Deshon Howard Merrill Clute William Davis Gordon William Augustus Noyes 1912 Harrold Arthur Bellows William Riddell Kent Albert Bartlett Dudley Roy Collier Laing Charles Irwin O'Neil X H W ' WW 235 5' 1. H J , l Xi b f ? ,JT , 19 -SL ' if-2 'WW Q ,mnmlIlIIIlIuLu. if X xxxx . E L DL Q, il' 5 'uh ,U p 3Qg.jXy:f:.. 117 P12 ff Eartmnuih, QIHCUQJHX 221 Delta Eau. Delta Founded ai Bethany College 1859 53.011 of Chapters Gamma Washington and Jefferson College . 1861 Beta Ohio University . . . 1862 Alpha Allegheny College . . 1863 Mu Ohio Wesleyan University . 1866 Kappa Hillsdale College . 1867 Beta Alpha Indiana University . 1870 Beta Beta De Pauw University . 1871 Beta Upsilon University of Illinois . . 1872 Beta Psi Wabash College . . . 1872 Rho Stevens Institute of Technology . 1874 Beta Lambda Lehigh University . . 1874 Nu Lafayette College . . . 1874 Delta University of Michigan . . 1875 Beta Zeta Butler College, University of Indianapolis 1875 Epsilon Albion College .... 1876 Upsilon Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute . 1879 Omici-on University of Iowa . . 1880 Chi Kenyon College . . . 1881 Beta Epsilon Emory College . . 1882 Zeta Adelbert College . . 1882 Beta Theta University of the South 1883 Beta Eta University of Minnesota 1883 Beta Kappa University of Colorado 1883 Pi University of Mississippi 1886 Lambda Vanderbilt University . 1886 Beta Iota University of Virginia . 1888 Beta Gamma University of Wisconsin . . 1888 Beta Mu Tufts College .... 1889 Beta Nu Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1889 Beta Xi Tulane University . . . 1889 Beta Omicron Cornell University . . . 1890 Beta Pi Northwestern University . 1893 Beta Rho Leland Stanford, Jr., University . 1893 Beta Tau University of Nebraska . 1894 Beta Phi Ohio State University . . 1894 Beta Chi Brown University . . 1896 Phi Washington and Lee University . 1896 Omega University of Pennsylvania . 1897 Beta Omega University of Ca1lf01'nia . Gamma Alpha University of Chicago . . 1898 Gamma Delta University of West Virginia . 1900 Gamma Beta Armour Institute of Technology . 1901 Gamma Gamma Dartmouth College . . 1901 Gamma Epsilon Columbia College . . 1902 Gamma Zeta Wesleyan University . . 1902 Gamma Eta George Washington University 1903 Gamma Theta Baker University . . . 1903 Gamma Iota University of Texas . . 1904 Gamma Kappa University of Missouri . 1905 Gamma Lambda Purdue University . 1907 Gamma Mu University of Washington 1908 Gamma Nu University of Maine . 1908 E22 Uhr Aegis, Hut. XXXH11 'Ilbi Sigma Tlfappa A Tau Chapter Established 1903 Ttatres e 'Doctorlbus Prof. William Patten Inst. John W. E. Cnlattfeld ffratres in ldniversitate I William Mortimer Bodwell Frank William Anderson 1909 Arthur Franklin Doe Stanley Winthrop Leighton Edward Chandler Ford Edward Plummer Norris Sidney Channing Hazelton Perley Nelson Storer 1910 X Charles Luther Crawford Harold Lewis Judd Harold Ingham Goodere Joseph Ritchie Kinney Harold Johnson March Winthrop Shaw Nay Clifford Edward Rice 1911 Robert Robbins Barstow Hartford Leonard Raymond Bills Carmichael William Walker Marden Claire Alfred Felton Duffie Bradley Merrill Patten Howard l:loydiDunham Lindsly Bernard Schell Chester Arthur Emerson Henry Arthur Shepard George Moulton French Thornton Allen Snow Ernest Henry Griswold 'Rauthburn Eaton Sprague Emory David Heald Raymond Ross Taylor Hugh Kenworthy Harold Reed Walker 1912 Ralph Maurice Buck James Hooker Cleaves Bernard Arthur Hoban George Williiam Hoban Kenneth Chase Kimball William Wallace King Charles William lVlorrill Henry Bowers Van Dyne lrwmranu Ba1ri11tnutI1,!HPI0lii1HX E25 ,Ubi Sigma 'Mappa Founded ai Massachusetts Agriculiural College 1873 Hell of Chapters Alpha Massachusetts Agricultural College 1873 Beta Union University . . . 1888 Gamma Cornell University . . 1889 Delta West Virginia University . . l891 Epsilon Yale University . . . 1893 Zeta College of the City of New York 1896 Eta University of Marylancl . . I897 Theta Columbia University . . 1897 Iota Stevens Institute of Technology . 1899 Kappa Pennsylvania State College . 1899 Lambda George Washington University . 1900 Mu University of Pennsylvania . 1900 Nu Lehigh University . . 1901 Xi Saint Lawrence University . . 1902 Omicron Massachusetts Institute of Technology . 1902 Pi Franklin and Marshall College . . 1903 Rho Queen's University . . 1903 Sigma Saint John's College 1903 Tau Dartmouth College 1905 Upsilon Brown University . 1906 Phi Swarthmore College 1906 Chi Williams College . 1906 Psi University of Virginia 1906 225 55132 Argia, Hut. 3636363511 'Mappa Sigma Gamma Epsilon Chapter 9 Established 1905 Tratet in Krbe Charles Dunn 'ffrattes in Kniversitate 1908 Loney Earle Cleveland Amidon Fred Ernest Hanson Frederick Hermann Munkelt 1909 Frank Stearns Austin Edward Aloysius Kilroe Charles Clifton Blake Jasper Karl Mason Marshall Freeman Davis Howard Bigelow Peterson Joseph Alfred Goodhart Arthur Burgess Stanley 1910 Chauncy Buel Baxter Edward Otis Loring 'William Edward Curtis Burton Carr Miller H Ned Gray Grifhn Harry Gilbert Mitchell Benjamin Henry Hunt Edward Augustus Paul Chartes Otis Libbey, Jr. Rollo George Reynolds William Harold Woolner 1911 Charles Watson Bowker, Jr. John Augustus Mullen, Jr. Chester Chamberlain Butts Elton Rockwell Norris Harold Alanzo Dykeman Dwight Lincoln Perry David Slade Fitz Farrington Du Bois Post Ralph Henry Hoit Harold Whitcomb Raymond Frederick Whidden Grant Everett Anson Roberts Marlon Wallace Hill Charles Gillette Stebbins Gro Ellsworth Holdman Ralph Sprague Wilder Alfred Albert Hormal Thornton Gray Wilson 1912 Harold Blanchard Belcher Homer Harrington Brooks Stanley Burnam Weld William Lee White r ,fl-406524 dfmrf lf7 ,wh N Earimnuth, BIHGIIHHBG 2251 Tlfappa Sigma Founded al University of Virginia 1867 Roll of Chapters Zeta University of Virginia . . 1867 Beta University of Alabama . . l869 Eta Prime Trinity College . . . 1873 Mu Washington and Lee University . lB73 Alpha Alpha University of Maryland . . 1874 Alpha Beta Mercer University . . IS75 Kappa Vanderbilt University . l877 Lambda University of Tennessee . . ISSO Alpha Chi Lake Forest University . . 1880 Phi Southwestern Presbyterian University ISSZ Omega University of the South . . l882 Upsilon Hampden-Sidney College . IBS3 Tau University of Texas . l884 Chi Purdue University . l885 PSi University of Maine . ISS6 Iota Southwestern University . ISS6 Gamma Louisiana State University . 1887 Beta Theta University of Indiana . l887 Theta Cumberland University l887 Pi Swarthmore College . IBSS Eta Randolph Macon College ISSS Sigma Tulane University . . ISS9 Nu William and Mary College . l890 Xi University of Arkansas . I890 Delta Davidson College . . i890 Alpha Gamma University of Illinois . lS9l Alpha Delta Pennsylvania State College . 1892 Alpha Zeta University of Michigan . . . l892 Alpha Eta George Washington University . 1892 Alpha Theta Southwestern Baptist University . l892 Alpha Kappa Cornell University . . . 1892 Alpha Epsilon University of Pennsylvania . l892 Alpha Lambda University of Vermont . . l893 Alpha Mu University of North Carolina . 1893 Alpha Nu Wodord College . . 1894 Alpha Pi Wabash College . IS95 Alpha Rho Bowdoin College . . I895 Alpha Sigma Ohio State University . . IS95 Alpha Tau Georgia School of Technology . 1895 Alpha Upsilon Millsaps College . . . I895 Alpha Phi Bucknell University . IS96 Alpha Psi University of Nebraska . IB97 Alpha Omega William Jewell College . IS97 Beta Alpha Brown University . . 1898 E311 Uhr? Aegizi, Hill. 3636367511 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 1901 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 Washington 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 . 1905 Gamma Iota Syracuse University . 1906 Gamma Kappa University of Oklahoma 1906 -, , F f 1 - F 1' . , 1 ' f-N kinky 'S-A 1 mv SJ fs. ' :JWLL f 151 N X 1 We-6! I f awesome, We-13? 14, 5 cjmgg HMQWW la-1 Q? Gomes' y 'fy Q H 'b fi 'Q' by ' X M' wfi-Jaw W N -Ark ,ff X 0 .-BY 1 X xtgt VV o mfg' - , 1 ' 'G H - 'ff' ,: ' W -:ff ' YO . ' , ., 1,1-45141 tm 5f fq'EEo , ' 5 5 53 , 'ff' M11-rj! -. .- - ,,', Q ',,,, - -x 've' ' 1. f 02 15,3-5: ,30 X ,. . 3 ggi. 313 M:-,' f -.lfT,,:,,sy:u,9 . ' , 9.3.1 1,131 1 f f Q. P k V ' A V4 3 f' 1 ff -35 J 4-. J fw - - .. 5Tff7f!,i ' . 57? -.1 ,J ff, 1.134 ri. + ' Y -- . Empty :Eg-, ,' M. fk x-F- ----., -Lv. V 'r - 1, ,B-5,b:1,. -f 1 ,H.,-- .g.. -em, ygf , ' ' 31 'f,'--NW , VLQ 1.,,,'L- ' Y' wr. K .1- ' '5h'..'rv:. '- N 4 'lf' - fzikifa 'WX 'Wifi ' .iv aw, ar., N, LW jg! f liwlm, mllfc. Y Eattmnuth, HIQHIIIIBE 233 Sigma Flu Delia Bela Chapter Established 1907 jttatres tn. Mntversitate 1908 Robert Whitcomb Checlel John Harvey Gray 1909 Robert Rutledge Gould Alvin Clark Noyes Curtis Morrison Hilliard Winthrop Lamson Smith Harry Abbott Ward 1910 John Cowles Brooks Philip Preston Brooks David Allan Childs William l-lall Deering John Jackson Boynton Edwin Black Judd Leon Earle Lovejoy Edward Blackstone Willis Chandler Dunning John Leslie Fox 1911 1912 Donald Whittier Greenwood George l-larold Jenks Frederick Albert Rainey Winsor Dornin Wilkinson Hubert Sewell Pierce Stephen Farley 'Rossiter James Lowry Willard Fred Prescott Goodrich Morris Edward Knight William Edward Norris George Wa1'ren Wheeler 234 Uhr Aegis, JHn1.363E3i1HtI 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 Sigma nu Founded at Virginia Military Institute 1869 fiioll of Chapters University of Virginia . University of Georgia . University of Alabama . . Howard College . . . North Georgia Agriculture College . Washington 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 . . University of North Carolina . Tulane University . De Pauw University . . Alabama Polytechnic lnstitute Purdue University . . Ohio State University . Leland Stanford University . Lombard University . Indiana University Mount Union College . University of California University of lowa . William Jewell College University of Pennsylvania North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts Rose Polytechnic Institute . . . . Albion College . . . Georgia School of Technology . University of Washington . I 870 I 873 I 874 I 879 I 88 I I 882 I 883 I 884 I 884 I 884 I 885 I 886 I 886 I 886 I 887 I 888 I 888 I 888 I 890 I 890 I 89 I I 89 I I 89 I I 89 I I 892 I 892 I 892 I 893 I 894 I 894 I 895 I 895 I 895 I 896 I 896 Eartmnuth, HHQIM36 235 Gamma Beta Northwestern University . i898 Beta Sigma University of Vermont . . t89B Gamma Delta Stevens Institute of Technology . i900 Gamma Epsilon Lafayette College . . 1900 Gamma Zeta University of Oregon . l900 Gamma Eta Colorado School of Mines l90l Gamma Theta Cornell University . l90l Gamma Iota State College of Kentucky . l902 Gamma Kappa University, of Colorado l902 Gamma Lambda University of Wisconsin l902 Gamma Mu University of Illinois . . . i902 Gamma Nu University of Michigan . . . i902 Gamma Xi Missouri State School of Mines and Metallugy i903 Gamma Omicron Washington University, St. Louis, Mo. . 1903 Gamma Pi West Virginia University . . i904 Gamma Rho University of Chicago . 1904 Gamma Sigma Iowa State College . i904 Gamma Tau University of Minnesota i904 Gamma Upsilon University of Arkansas I904 Gamma Phi University of Montana . i905 Gamma Psi Syracuse University . i906 Delta Alpha Case School of Appliecl Sciences i907 Delta Beta Dartmouth College . 1907 Delta Gamma Columbia . . i908 EEE Ellie Begin, 1Hu1.X3i3iflH1I Sigma Tdlpbo. 'Epsilon New Hampshire Alpha Chapter Established 1908 Tfratres c Toctoribus I Inst. Frederick William Welch ffralier in Krbe Mverle Alton Sturtevant Tratres in Mniversitate l905 Frederick Sampson Weston l907 Orlando Chester Davis Richard Hazen l905 . Raymond Warren Sherburne Park Washburn Stickney William Warner Worcester l909 Wilbur Irving Bull l-larold Richard Foss Benjamin Prescott Burpee Oliver Parker Greenwood Charles Elbert Dole William Francis l-lolzer Benjamin l-larmon Dudley George Paul Leete Robert Byers Eaton Ralph lVlaynard Wight l9lO Jerome Brigham Badgley Arthur Alexander Gordon Charles Albion Bardwell Louis Charles Langdell Leslie Augustus Bull Clifford Stanley Lyon Allan Prime Fowler Andrew Jackson Scarlett, Harold Sumner Winship l9ll John Thomas Coggins Robert Harrison l-latch Stanley Gale Eaton l-lenry Jordan Morton Harold Treadwell Farnsworth Warren Stanley Patten Stewart Knowlton Gibson Carl Wetherbee Sawyer l9l2 Henry Dickinson Allen Robert Brown Belknap Lyle Dudley Chase George Hobart Farrington Arthur Edgert Miller ,. . Q A , Yxuwzs A' W' ffl: L ' ' . Jfmv - 3' , xy, : 4 .,,, ,.' ,,,,.,,i,4 5 ,4 X31 'Q WC S '2 Q j1?. ,2'iE:E4FT'3E 711'-ul L X - ' ,Q ftfif' .V f f ,f , fs M2 2 fn 1 -13 : Ga x efv A 1 Bartmnutlr !HEIQ'L1JlH3E 22'-H Sigma Alpha Epsilon Founded at University of Alabama, March 9, 1856 Uioll of Chapters Alabama Mu University of Alabama . . 1856 N. Carolina Xi University of North Carolina IS57 Virginia Omicron University of Virginia . . I857 Kentucky Iota Bethel College . . . i858 Washington City Rho Q George Washington University 1858 Tennessee Lambda Cumberland University . 1860 Georgia Beta University of Georgia . . 1866 Mississippi Gamma University of Mississippi . i866 Louisiana Epsilon Louisiana State University . l867 Tennessee Eta Southwestern Baptist University . 1867 Virginia Sigma Washington and Lee University . IS67 Georgia Psi Mercer University . . 1870 Alabama Alpha Mu Alabama Polytechnic Institute i878 Tennessee Nu Vanderbilt University . . lS78 Alabama lota Southern University . 1878 Tennessee Kappa University of Tennessee . . i879 Tennessee Omega University of the South . . 1881 Georgia Epsilon Emory College .... l88l Tennessee Zeta Southwestern Presbyterian University 1882 Kentucky Kappa Central University . . . 1882 N. Carolina Theta Davidson College . . 1883 Pennsylvania Delta Gettysburg College lS33 Missouri Alpha University of Missouri 1884 Texas Rho University of Texas 1884 Ohio Sigma Mt. Union College 1885 S. Carolina Gamma Wofford College . l885 Michigan Alpha Aclrrian College . . l887 Pennsylvania Omega Allegheny College . . l887 Ohio Delta Ohio Wesleyan University . 1889 Michigan Iota Beta University of Michigan . ISB9 Ohio Epsilon University of Cincinnati . 1889 Georgia Phi Georgia School of Technology . 1890 Pennsylvania Sigma Phi Dickinson College . . . 1890 Colorado Chi University of Colorado . 1891 New York Alpha' Cornell University . l89l Colorado Zeta University of Denver . . l89I lndiana Alpha Franklin College . . . 1892 California Alpha Leland Stanford University . l892 Pennsylvania Alpha Zeta Pennsylvania State College I. 1892 Missouri Beta Washington University . lS92 Massachusetts Beta Upsilon Boston Universitv . . . 1892 Ohio Theta Ohio State University . . . l892 Massachusetts Iota Tau Massachusetts Institute of Technologv 1892 Massachusetts Gamma Harvard University . . . 1893 2411 UIIP Avgiea, Hui. 3636361511 Indiana Beta Purdue University . . 1893 Nebraska Lambda Pi University of Nebraska . 1893 Pennsylvania Zeta Bucknell University . . 1893 Massachusetts Delta Worcester Polytechnic Institute 1894 Arkansas Alpha Upsilon Arkansas University . . 1894 Illinois Psi Omega Northwestern University . 1894 California Beta University of California 1894 New York Sigma Phi St. Stephens College . T895 New York Mu Columbia University . 1895 Louisiana Tau Upsilon Tulane University . 1897 Illinois Beta University of Illinois . 1899 Kentucky Epsilon Kentucky State College 1900 Pennsylvania Theta University of Pennsylvania 1901 Maine Alpha University of Maine . 1901 Minnesota Alpha University of Minnesota 1902 Colorado Lambda Colorado School of Mines 1903 Wisconsin Alpha University of Wisconsin 1903 Kansas Alpha University of Kansas . 1903 Illinois Theta University of Chicago . 1903 Iowa Beta University of Iowa . 1905 Ohio Rho Case School of Applied Science 1905 Iowa Gamma Iowa State College . 1905 Washington Alpha University of Washington 1906 Indiana Gamma University of Indiana . 1906 New York Delta Syracuse University . 1906 New Hampshire Alpha Dartmouth College 1908 Barimnnth, 911611111136 E43 e Gamma 'Delta 'Epsilon Founded 1907 'ffrater e 'fDocto1'ibus Inst. Charles R. Lingley Titrater in 1Crlae Walter H. Fletcher ffratres in Mniversitate . 1909 John Cleaveland Beebe Albert Whitford Place Ralph Byron Clement Sterling Howard Pool Walter Hermann Golde Ralph Joseph Richardson Elbert Marston Moffatt James Norwood Tuttle John Cushing Varney 1910 Wesley Marshall Hunt Louis Peter Nissen Henry Preston Kelley Winthrop Scott Perry James Eben McPherson Maynard Canfield Teall Julius Ernest Warren 1911 Sidney Kinney Backus Gabriel Farrell, Jr. Burt Randall Cooper Arthur Harrison Gray Harold Alden Moseley 1912 Edgar Weston Anderson Arthur Henry Clark Henry Lyman Ames Sydney Aylmer Clark John Welles Baxter Vernon Elisha Parmenter 244 Uhr Alegria, Hut. XXXHII Omicron 'Ili Sigma Founded 1908 Titrater e 'Doctoribus Prof. Richard Wellington Husband ffratres in Knivcrsitate A 1909 William Ashworth Charles Wallingford Cartland Lindley Richard Dean 1910 Irving Gsgood Scott 1911 Clifton Tisdale Edgerly John Albert Randall Clifton Ainslie Crcutt Harlan Page Sanborn Howard Shedd Parlin Arthur Forrest Sargent Harold Warren Pease John Ryland Scotford Francis Moncrief Qua Phineas W-escott Whiting 1912 David Lawson Dorward Stanley Lovell Richard Charles Plumer Henry Bailey Stevens Clifton Clark Taylor X KN' 'N' ' E1 'lf 5 X Barimnuih, 1111161111336 247 :Alpha fllfappa Mappa Alpha Chapter Established 1888 'fftatres e 'Doctoribus William Thayer Smith, M.D., l..l...D. Ernest Henry Wheeler, M.D. Phineas Sanborn Conner, lVl.D., l..l...D. Edwin Julius Bartlett, A.M., M.D. Gilman Du Bois Frost, A.M., lVl.D. John Mairtin Gile, A.lVl., lVl.D. Tilghman Minnour Balliet, A.M., M.D. Granville Priest Conn, A.M., M.D. Howard Nelson Kingsford, A.M., lVl.D. John Osborn Polak, M.S., M.D. George Adams Leland, A.M., lVl.D. Percy Bartlett, lVl.D. George Sellers Graham, M.D. Titratres in ldtbe Charles Howard Dudiey William Pierce Crosby, M.D. Titratres in Mniversitate . 1909 Ma1'shall Louis Alling, B.S. Frederick Parker Scribner, A.B. Thomas Michael Connell, A.B. Arthur Stanley Torrey George Peavey Laton, A.B. Murray Hanson Towle Fitzroy Farnsworth Pillsbury Thomas Vincent Uniac Homer Barnett Wilson 1910 Dennis Leo Black, B.S. Mor-ton Howard Langill, B.S. William Plummer Clough V Frank l-harrison Matthews Thomas Sullivan Field, A.B. Thomas Edward Reilly, B.S. Jesse Witherspoon Gage, A.B. Harry Carl Storrs, BS. Ira Nelson Kilburn 1911 Charles Roger Abbott Morris Kellog Smith, A.B. Benjamin Eugene Sanborn, Jr. Thatcher Wfashburn Worthen, A.B. E45 Z'L1lt1eAngia,'IHuI.X3E3E1Hl1 Alpha Beta Gamma Delta Epsilon Zeta Theta lota 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 lota Alpha Kappa Alpha Lambda ffxlpba Tffappa Ttfappa Founded ai Darlmoulh College 1888 Holt of Chapters Dartmouth Medical College, l-lanover, N. H. College of Physicians and Surgeons, San Francisco, Cal. Tufts Colle e Medical School Boston Mass 2 1 1 - Medical Department of University of Vermont, Burlington, 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, Syracuse, N. Y. Milwaukee Medical College, Milwaukee, Wis. Medical Department Cornell University, New York, N. Y. Medical Department University of Pennsylvania, Phila- l delphia, Pa, K ' Rush Medical College, Chicago, lll. Medical Department Northwestern University, Chicago, 111. Medical Department University of California, San Francisco, , Cal. Medical Department University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. College of Physicians, Chicago, 111. 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 University, New Orleans, La. Medical Department University of Georgia, Augusta, Cta. Medical Department McGill University, Montreal, P. Medical Department University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada Medical Department George Washington University, Washing- ton, D. C. Yale Medical School, New Haven, Conn. Medical Department University of Texas, Galveston, Texas University of Michigan, Department of Medicine and Surgery, Ann Arbor, Mich. University College of Medicine, Richmond, Va. University of South Carolina, Charleston, S. C. 1888 1899 1893 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 1908 Eartniuuth, 131101111336 245 Gamma 'lbxlpba Scientific jtraterntty Established at Dartmouth 1906 jtratres e Toctoribus Charles Ernest Bolser, Ph.D. Leland Griggs, Ph.D. Colin Campbell Stewart, Ph.D. Julius Arthur Brown, A.B.B.S. fOxon.D Arthur Houston Chivers, A.lVI. John William Edward Glattfeld, A.B. Tfratres in Kniversitate 1906 Thomas Michael Connell Harold Goddard Rugg 1907 Richard Hazen Ralph Gardner Knight Charles Alphonso McKendree 1908 Arthur Bradley Barnes Eben Winslow Fiske Fred Grey Leary Raymond Robert lVlarsden Frederick Herman Munkelt Benjamin Eugene Sanborn, Jr. Park Washburn Stickney Philip Laforest Thompson Willard Choate Winkley 1909 Collins Atwater John Cleaveland Beebe Ralph Byron Clement Benjamin Harmon Dudley William Francis I-lolzer l-larry Abbott Wa1'd Frank Stearns Austin Delmont Rockwood Bradley John Warren Childs ' Curtis Morrison Hilliard Maurice Readey Arthur Gordon Weinz Arthur Corclingley White 2511 Uhr Argiu, Hui.. XXXHII Ajlalaeopitus GEORGE THOMAS BURNS E-MILE HENRI ERHARD JESSE BARNUM HAWLEY, JR. GEORGE FRANCIS KENNEDY STANLEY WINTHROP LEIGHTON JASPER KARL MASON MAURICE READEY FRANK JOSEPH REAGAN EDWARD DILLON RICH WALLACE MASON ROSS GEORGE HENRY SCHILDMILLER EUGENE MILLER STARK RALPH LAURIS THELLER HERMAN LUTHER WALKER DANIEL EDWARD WATSON THOMAS CEDRIC WELLSTED JOSEPH WASHBURN WORTHEN Earintnuth, HIIQIQIHBQ E5 Buttle I ' Q div 'f ' ' WF xg-gray' S, rr I t .,.. I HENRY REGINALD BANKART OGDEN BROWN ROBERT ARTHUR BURNS LEON BAKER FARLEY LAURENCE VAUGHN GARDNER JESSE BARNUM HAWLEY, JR. BENJAMIN LANG ARTHUR FINDLAY MCLANE LAURENCE HARDY BANKART ALLEN BARROWS DOGGETT, JR. JOHN THURSTON FARWELL THOMAS ALBERT FOSTER GEORGE ALEXANDER GRAVES, ZND HORACE GABRIEL HEDGES GEORGE LEONARD MCCLINTOCK 1909 EDWARD DILLON RICH KENNETH EDWARD ROOT I CHARLES DILLER RYAN GEORGE HENRY SCHILDMILLER ARTHUR HOWARD SHOPPELRY EUGENE MILLER STARK HAROLD ABERCROMBIE WHEAT HENRY BASSETT WHITCOMB 1910 KILLIAN VAN RENESSELAER NICOL EARL HOWARD PIERCE JOHN JOSEPH RYAN JOHN CHRISTOPHER SHAMBOW EDMUND JAMES SHATTUCK THEODORE RIPLEY SMITH CLARKE WALWORTH TOBIN Eartmnuih, iHII0l!lIiIX 253 Sphinx' I I J . 1 I 'PEZ-i5:W1Sf?'F1sIN ', ' ' Q ? , - JJ L I IJ.. .21 ELTJEa,D:pI:LS.L .,., ...QsrrTgLH,Y,iV H V xV:f I,1' ., jf 'I fwi Qi wi-iii -- - LA1 4 3' I I I CLIFFORD AUSTIN BLAKE. GEORGE THOMAS BURNS JOHN ROLAND CHILDS RALZA MILTON CUMMINGS JAMES GLYNN DRISCOLL EMILE HENRI ERHARD JESSE BARNUM HAWLEY, JR. GEORGE FRANCIS KENNEDY . BENJAMIN LANG FREDERICK HAUERICH MORAWSKI FRANK JOSEPH REAGAN EDWARD DILLON RICH KENNETH EDWARD ROOT CHARLES DILLER RYAN GEORGE HENRY SCHILDMILLER ARTHUR HOWARD SHOPPELRY EUGENE MILLER STARK SIDNEY HAMMOND THOMPSON HENRY BASSETT WHITCOME JOSEPH WASHBURN WORTHEN Eartmnuth, IHHGIIPIHX E55 Casq ue arab Gauntlet ' . , 4 ,, is-Egg 1 .13 V ,U . A .,., xl., iA. I -R51 I . R. - Wi - WQQER H me ' ., .,- ' 53,5 I QL 'Af 1 nw 51515 L' -n gQ,,a2T,'Zf3:+ ,za QF' D7 Ill THEODORE MEAD BAILEY HENRY REGINALD BANKART OGDEN BROWN PHILIP MINOT CHASE LEON BAKER FARLEY WILLIAM INGRAHAM FEARING MERRILL MIDDLETON FOLLANSBEE STANLEY WINTHROP LEIGHTON GRAHAM SPEAR LYON EMMETT HAY NAYLOR WILLIAM HUBBARD PATTERSON RALPH LAURIS THELLER THOMAS CEDRIC WELLSTED Eurtmnuth, 11136551536 E157 .Dragon C ff- LL ' .X I Y a i fw 59 :13 H I 1575 4: '7' W C -- Tir Q 'I 9 5' is - ' Q-362 ' I' a S-3, 74.2 1 ,i-NW' mf A9 . - .1 'f'f'.?+' ' f, Avg: as ' gn, 'fr Q QQ 'Bw , E .,..,,-,. AVV, W J G J' J ,gf 66 fx F, b y -vv f ' . 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Hall, '92 A ffacully Prof. Eclwin Bartlett Dr. Charles E.. Bolser Prof. Craven Laycock Knoergraouates Joseph W. Worthen, 709 . Football Manager Jasper K. Mason, '09 . , Baseball Manager George T. Burns, '09 . , Track Manager Chairmen of fAovisory Committees Fooiball-Prof. Laycock Baseball-Prof. Bartlett , Track and Basketball-Dr. Bolser PISHON PREVENTING A TOUCHDOWN-PRINCETON GAME 2154 011112 Aegis, Hui. 2636361311 am, S95 2. K? .aura N 'fowaro Tlfimball ffffall, '92 NO way could an alumnus of the College be more happily introduced to the undergraduates than by means of certain group photographs in the Trophy Room in College Hall. The face on the opposite page- perhaps younger, but showing no .more of youthful enthusiasm than now -appears three times Within the frame surrounding the pictures of the great teams representing the College in '91-'92, and in one of them- the track team- he lived a double life, as contestant and indefatigable manager. And no athlete could have more felicitous introduction to those of the faculty who did not know him than by the statement that no search party ever had to be sent out after his marksg in fact, he rather liked to study-enough for Commencement rank and Phi Beta Kappa. After graduation Ed l-lall ffor thus Director to the University of Illinois, Where he is universally known? went as Physical his success was prompt and completeg indeed a career was before him if he had cared to follow it. But nothing would keep him long from his chosen profession, the law, and in l896 he graduated from Harvard Law School and took employment with the firm in which he is now one of the partners. l-le had carried on his own shoulders, as he gladly remembers, the burden of his education, and it had been something of a struggle, though never a doubtful oneg from this time on his course, full of hard though congenial work, Was the straight road to success. At the present time, at the age of thirty-eight, he is held in the highest estimation among his generation of the Boston Bar and regarded as a sound, conservative adviser, highly valued by the clients whom he serves, chiefly in corporation law. The emphasis of his life is placed on his profession, but he is best known to many Dartmouth men through his recreation, one might say his avocation,-his love of good sport and his relations to college athletics. Since 1896 he has been a member of the Athletic Council Cwith the exception of three or four years in which his professional duties were too exactingb, a portion of the time its President. l-le is one of the most useful members of the Football Rules Committee and manages to be at the meetings. And in order to help uplift a game that was in sore need of competent officials, he has served often of a Saturday afternoon during the last two years. He is the tireless chairman of the New Gymnasium Committee, and his own class leads all the rest. ' The elevation of Dartmouth athletics in recent years has been largely the fruit of his constant, enthusiastic and persuasive endeavors. l-le has stood unwaveringly for honest sport and has never evaded his share of the responsibility for unpopular measures. K. HA CAPT. KENNEDY 3 . ff r H o D . . 81, - .3 ,- , 44559- 15 1 , 'IV' 4' C . ff? I . 1705? NDER the able coaching of Doctor O'Connor, Dartmouth went through jg, a grand season in football. Before college opened, a large squad, so nd large that it was unwieldy, gathered at the Oval in response to Captain s , . . o Kennedy s summons. The squad was hard-working and faithful f li v R' is! ai throughout the season, and the success of the season was in great meas- A A ure due to their enthusiasm and willing co-operation with the coaching staff. A hard schedule of eight games was played, the season' closing with games with Princeton at New York and Harvard at Cambridge. The Green was scored on only three times during the season, the aggregate score of the team with their opponents being 97 to 17. Princeton was defeated IO to 6 in a glorious battle at the Polo Grounds, a game which will go down in the annals of Dartmouth football as one of the greatest in which the Green ever took part. As the objective point of the season, the struggle against Old Nassau marked the height of the team's strength. Dartmouth was the only team which sustained a defeat at the hands of Harvard, the fastest eleven in the East. ln every game Dartmouth stood for honest, clean sport and won on her merits. It is difficult to single out a few men upon whom to bestow especial praise for their playing, since every member of the team played his best in every contest. Captain Ken- nedy played his usual faithful game and led the team in the manner of a true captain of a Dartmouth team. Five other men on the team came in for much praise for their brilliancy of play: Schildmiller, Tobin, Rich, Marks, and Hawley. The wonderful work of Schildmiller and Tobin was recognized by their election to the All-American team of Walter Camp. EHR Uhr Aegis, Hal. 3636361311 The loss of Captain Glaze of the '07 team was sorely felt, and it was some time before the team gained the steacly confidence which Sturgis Pishon brought when, late in the season, he was placed at quarterback. Ingersoll and Pollard showecl speed and staying powers on the offensive, and Sherwin, Brusse and Bankart worked like Trojans in the line. Dartmouth has always been proud of her football teams. The team of the past year was no exception to the rule. In looking back on the season we may truly say that it was a Dartmouth season of footballi 1 COACH O'CO NNOR FOOTBALL TEAM 1908 2711 Uhr 3-Xegi5,1Hn1.3EBi3E1H1l Tootboll 1908 J. W. Worthen, '09, Manager M. C. Blake, ,l0, J. C. O'Connor, '02, Head Coach J. T. Gillman, '05, Assistant Coach J. W. Gage, '06, Assistant Coach Dr. W. Bowler, Trainer Ebe Beam 1908 Assistant Manager C. F. Kennedy, '09, Left End, CCapt.J S. Pishon, '10, Quarter Back R. W. Sherwin, ,l l, Left Tactile Marks, 'Al I, Fatt Back C. W. Tobin, '10, Left Guard 2 G. W. Holzman, ,l2, Full Baclf J. C. Brusse, '09, Centre B. Hawley, '09, Left Half Back H. R. Bankart, '09, Right Guard L. L. Pollard, 'l2, Left Half Back E. D. Rich, '09, Right Tackle E. Ingersoll, '11, Right Half Back G. H. Schildmiller, '09, Right End Ryan, '10, Right Half Back Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth W. L. Dreyfus, '09, Right End Results of the Season l l University of Vermont 0 23 Massachusetts A. C. 0 I8 Tufts 0 0 Williams 0 l 8 Holy Cross 5 l 7 Amherst 0 l 0 Princeton 6 0 Harvard ' 6 9 7 Opponents l 7 Hanover Hanover Hanover Williamstown Worcester Hanover New York City Cambridge CAPTAIN-ELECT TOBIN l 1 E v CAPT. GLAZE ,, A 4 y K , 4 zz:-X s , ff? Ro ' t A r Ex' r - - -- 4.-f -, A-,. ,., l fl? -. ....-.-,A -- A- 1. ,-,-TA I Q- , TD il tVU'IjfT f uf ttlrf ut in uf ... H ,....,-..- - - 'idk-Ae... f:-- 9 we ff,.1v. f 'TN ,,A g- f ea... -,,f, -...-:.. a N , Q M :,. . fv' - - - 'IL fs --- 5 1 ,V :L 4' , t , , M .Af . 1 - fy' y ., A :rl ' Nfl i 4 . r 4 - , . I V XY, C? Q - N. A ' , DARTMOUTH tearn during the past year has given a better illus- l', tration of Dartmouth grit H and Dartmouth H spirit ,' than did the 4. baseball team of l908. With only two U D N men available for the team, the undergraduates, at the opening of the season, had little faith a in the ability of the men to make a respectable showing against the V 5 . , 'L ' other college teams. It was during the Easter vacation that, reading the returns from the games played in the South, they began to realize that, after all, the team was not discouraged or weak- kneed because of the inexperience of its individual members. The team, playing with little outdoor practice, won as many games as they lost to the Southern colleges. On their return to Hanover they won twice from Bowdoin and then met defeat at the hands of Vermont, whose team was one of the best among the colleges. From the Vermont game the team began to play as every Dartmouth team plays, and the result was a string of three victories. Trinity, Yale and West Point were beaten within a single week. ln the HProm series Harvard was beaten, but Amherst, by an early start, took the game. The following week, however, Dartmouth went to Amherst and evened the record by winning the game handily. Ver- mont was played I5 innings, with neither side scoring. The season closed with a wonderful ninth inning victory over Pennsylvania. The coaching of mfiomn Keady, the fine example of Captain Glaze and, more than all, the spirit of play-the- game which the members of the team displayed, made the i .- at 1 K season one of success. in COACH KEA DY 274 Uhr Aegis. Hui. XXXJHII Baseball, 1908 1908 1909 I. B. Glaze, '08 Captain Cx. H. Schildmiller, '09 F. A. Cooper, '08 Manager K. Mason, '09 J. K. Mason, '09 Assistant Manager E.. H. Pierce, 'IO J. T. Keacly, ,05, Coach Tvbe Beam J. B. Glaze, ,08, Captain, Pitcher and Center Field C. Severance, '08, Pitcher J. C. Mitchell, Jr., Pitcher and Center Field J. T. Leonard, 'I0, Catcher H. C. Chadbourne, 'I0, Catcher F. A. Brady, 'I0, First Base S. F. Eaton, 'I I, Second Base H. S. Hobart, '08, Third Base J. Conroy, 'I I, Short Stop C. A. Emerson, 'I I, Left Field I... C. Langclell, ,I0, Left Field Cx. H. Schilclmiller, '09, Right Field :Batting 'Averages Games 'flllayeo 'Der Cent Games 'Dlayeb Ter Cent Severance 6 .263 Mitchell I 8 .204 Langdell I 7 .250 Leonard 25 . I 96 0'Shea 2 .250 Eaton 26 .I 70 Emerson 23 .246 Conroy 25 .I 5 7 Brady 26 .220 Glaze 22 .I 50 Schilclmiller I 4 .208 Chaclbourne 3 . I 25 Hobart Z6 .208 Stark 9 . I 00 T1Jitcher's Uiecorbs won 'lost Ter Cent Mitchell 5 2 .7I4 Glaze 8 5 .6I5 Severance I 4 .200 BASEBALL TEAM 1908 EYE Elin Aegis. 1Hul.X3EXflH11 DATE April April April April April April April April April April May May May May May May lVlay May May 22 May 23 May 26 29 May lVlay June June June Results of Uoaseball Games, 1908 A PLACE Raleigh Raleigh Durham Durham Chapel Hill Chapel Hill Charlottesville Georgetown Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Worcester Hartford New Haven West Point Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Burlington Amherst Worcester Hanover Cambridge Hanover OPPONENT North Carolina North Carolina Trinity College Trinity College A. and M. A. and M. University of North Carolina University of North Carolina University of Virginia Georgetown University Bowdoin College Bowdoin College University of Vermont Holy Cross College Holy Cross College Trinity College Yale University Army Notre Dame College Harvard University Amherst College Massachusetts State University of Vermont Amherst College Holy Cross Dartmouth lneligihles Harvard University University of Pennsylvania 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 A. B. SHAW ,-Q, an .s ,. 1, fa ,I 7 f' 4 . , ...- ,,gzaa,..,:. .-....,tma.-.. r-1.-:fmsf we1-::::.::'.-ff,-.ar-2:1-g..ar-as.J--pgs-.. GW fa , , ,g-:as ar-aeif::fe...f-fef.f.'m 44.:vf:Ea 's..w::::fzfrafarsaz: a2s5:-:2-'a:2.:,:-:9f- r.,a,aa...:5.gs-a. ,ZS,,2g,,,.,.E.,.g,., is ,, fig. M . ,i.g..,,., . .4 t, s ,,, my e.,, ,. ....A,,,,,,......,,..... , .. ..,, ,.., . . ' 7 1 A-nn..-.-f. l 4 I i f .qi -f ' 1 -4 if 7a , 4 I' Q! f Qfyfi f, , f. , 1 f fb' La Q ff Y 0, ' 1- 1 , 1 7: K' In fx. I A' 1 , 1 ,Q fra X5 1 A an X , .. ' , ,f ..f.ff.:a is 41 1 4 4 ' ,M ,' H , QE ff , 'X G X ' .flfq 'Q 'iz X :Jvfwl xx 1 'Katt qi 5 lx it if A Q, 1 gli YQ if -1' ,lf 0 fa ff ff 91 . 1 1 3' fss as f M25 Y 1: J Q 'X leaf A QM '9 'HE Track Team of l908 kept well apace with f- sa I :ZPE ' herself to have an all-around evenly balanced and Hawley successfully competed in the B. A. A. games, while Carns, Evans, Shipley, and Soule ran well in the Columbia Relay Carnival. At the Mott Haven games, Shaw equaled the world's record in the IZO-yard hurdles, Dartmouth taking fifth place with a total of I7 points. Dartmouth's excel- lent showing in the Dual Meet with Harvard prophesied the success that was ours in the N. E. I. A. A. games, in which the Green carried off a winning total of 49 points. Not strong in one branch of the games nor weak in others, the track team worked as a unit, and their long, hard practice and faithful train- ing, Which brought victory, merited the enthusiasm and the con- gratulations received from the College. Dartmouthls prowess in other branches of athletics. Under the able leadership of Captain Shaw, and the training and careful thought of Dr. Bowler, the team developed into one of the best Hanover has yet boasted of. Not con- fining their efforts toxa few events of field and track, Dartmouth proved team. Shaw, Sherman, DR. BOWLER Event. Eartmnuth, 111110151136 E75 A. B. Shaw, '08 J. H. Gray, '08 G. E.. Shipley, 108 N. B. Evans, 108 A. T. Soule, '08 100-Yard Dash 220-Yard Dash 440-Yarcl Dash 120-Yarcl Hurdles 220-Yarcl Hurclles 880-Yard Run One-Mile Run Two-Mile Run Pole.Vault 16-Pound Shot 16-Pound Hammer Broad Jump Discus High Jump One-Mile Walk One-Mile Bicycle Two-Mile Bicycle Brock, 1908 J. W. Bowler, Coach Erach Tmam, 1908 R. 1... Carns, '08 J. B. Hawley, ,09 H. 1... Walker, 109 E. R. Palmer, '10 J. B. Thomes, '10 TDFGCK Uiecoros Holder of Record , 1908 1909 A. B. Shaw, '08 Captain H. L. Walker, '09 H. W. Cowee, '08 Manager G. T. Burns, '09 G. T. Burns, '09 Assisiant Manager G. A. Graves, '10 C. K. Pevear, '10 N. A. Sherman, '10 R. W. Barstow, ,1 1 J. Johnson, '11 W. A. Noyes, '11 71 FOTUODPZZP QDOOZOO Swwiecvow wrrusflr nw cn mgom cn ,CPFF,'13w:g.3g' 542252 ,,Q4NBuQ,., mswfpwm mam-no-mi Egg-:wg '?P9f5.PF. .swiss eS.6F'..g 3.515- . -- C OxO0N6g'-P gg-163 U1 QC OZ P Sherman, '10 . Pevear, 'IO 71 E. R. Palmer, ,IO E. P. Seelman, '98 S. F. Stevens, '00 G. 1... Gary, '98 Record Year Made 10 sec. 1904 10 sec. 1899 10 sec. 1908 22 sec. 1905 50 3-5 sec. 1903 15 1-5 sec. 1907 flntercollegiate Recorclj Z4 4-5 sec. 1908 1 min. 59 1-5 sec. 1905 4 min. 32 4-5 sec. 1905 10 min. 21 1-5 sec 1903 11 ft. 6 in. 1905 40 ft, 9 in. 1908 139 ft. 6 in. 1906 ZZ ft. 4 in. 1908 123 ft. 8 1-2 in. 1908 5 ft. 11 3-4 in. 1908 7 min. 33 4-5 sec. 1897 2 min. 40 sec. 1898 5 min. 39 3-5 sec. 1896 TRACK TEAM 1908 Ebiro 'Annual 'Qual meet 'iDartmoutb vs. Tlfarvarb EVENT FIRST IZO-Yard Hurdles A. B. Shaw, D l00-Yard Dash N. A. Sherman, D Mile Run H. F. Miller, H 440-Yard Run W. D. Evans, D 880-Yard Run W. F. Whitche1', H 220-Yard Dash N. A. Sherman, D 220-Yard Hurdles G. P. Gardner, H Two Mile Run M. S. Crosby, H ' I6-Pound Shot Put B. T. Stephenson, H Running Broad Jump N. A. Sherman, D Pole Vault S. C. Lawrence, D Tlfelb at Gambribge, may 9, 1908 SECOND THIRD RECORD W. M. Rand, H P. C. Lockwood, H R. W. Barstow, D F. M. DeSelding, H H. Watson, H J. B. Hawley, D W. M. Rand, H H. L. Walker, D L. W. Bangs, H J. A. Gray, D J. L. Barr, H Dartmouth, 49 Harvard, 68 A. B. Mason, H I5 I-5 sec J. B. Hawley, D I0 l-5-sec E.. L. Viets, H 4 min. 36 l-5 sec M. B. Van Brunt, H 51 4-5 sec R L Carns, D 2 min. 3 sec T. S. Blumer, H 22 3-5 sec. A B. Shaw, D Z5 2-5 sec. R E Dole, H l0min. II l-5 sec. C. K Pevear, D 42 ft. ll in. C. C Little, H 22 ft. 4 in. E. L. Parker, H II ft. 8 7-8 in VARSITY MANAGERS J. W. Worthen J. K. Mason F. J. Reagan G. T. Burns S. F. King' Football Baseball Basketball Track Hockey Tnwenty-Seconb 'Annual New 'Englano Tlntercollegiate fAtl7letic meet EVENT I00-Yard Dash N. 220-Yard Dash N. 440-Yard Run A. 880-Yard Run E. Mile Run H Two-Mile Run H IZO-Yard Hurdles A 220-Yard Hurdles A Running High Jump G E. Running Broad Jump N Pole Vault G Throwing Discus Throwing Hammer Shot Put C. F. Tlfelo at Brookline, mass, may 23, 1908 ' FIRST SECOND THIRD A. Sherman, D M. Stearns, A B. Gray, We White, A W. Slocum, Bd B. Shaw, D B. Shaw, D Horrax, W R. Palmer, D A. Sherman, D Horrax, W K. Pervear, D G. Johnson, D A. Sherman, D W. E.. Robeson, We W. T. West, H W. E.. Robeson, We H. W. Faraday, We H. W. Faraday, We H. W. Blackburn, Te B. H. J. Colbath, Bd I... Gimson, Te F. E. Fortier, Me J. W. Knowles, D H. H. Howland, Te W. W. Greene, Br Horrax, W G. S. Edward, Bd J. W. Mayhew, Br T. Orr, Te A. Kesley, Br C. K. Pevear, D H. B. Olmstead, Tr N. E.. Smith, Me B. Stevens, W E.. Kent, We S. W. C. Salisbury, Te W. D. Allen, Te FOURTH RECORD H. Keith, A I0 I-5 sec W. Seligman, Te 22 I-5 sec G. E. Shipley, D 51 I-5 sec R. I... Carns, D 2 min. 2-5 sec. P. T. Merrihew, Vi 4 min. 37 4-5 sec. W. Pond, Tr 9 min. 57 4-5 sec J. W. Mayhew, Br I5 I-5 sec J. W. Mayhew, Br Z4 4-5 sec. J. Zeller, Tu 5 ft. II 3-4 in. G. Schobinger, Te ZI ft. 9 I-2 in. Tie C. I... Demming, Bd H. H. Lament, W H. E. Warren, Bd L. S. Nisbet, Tc 108 ft. 8 I-4 in. H. O. Smith, A 108 ft. 8 I-4 in B C. Morrill, Bd C. K. Pevear, D F. Moore, Te W.W. Kilbourn, A 38 ft. 4 I-2 in. Dartmouth QDD 49 Williams I6 Maine fMeD 4 Bowdoin fBcU I9 Amherst QAJ I5 Trinity fTrD 3 Wesleyan fWeJ I8 Brown QBJ I0 Vermont CVD I N an M. 1, T. rm is Tufts fm 1 L, f VARSITY ASSISTANT MANAGERS I G. A. Graves, 2nd C. J. Fay M. C. Blake E. H. Pierce H. M. Haserot Track Hockey Football Baseball Basketball 'Fifteenth flinnual 'llnterscbolastic meet Tlfelo at Tlfanover, may 18. 1908 EVENT i FIRST SECOND THIRD RECORD IOU-Yarcl Dash Nardini Lewellyn Sewall IO 4-5 sec 220-Yard Dash Narclini Lucier Llewellyn 23 2-5 sec 440-Yarcl Dash Gifford Fuller Lucier 53 2-5 sec 880-Yard Dash Holden Farrell Pike 2 min. 6 sec One-Mile Run Holden Keith Emery 4 min. 51 2-5 sec Two-Mile Run Paine Farrell Sanborn IO min. 50 sec Putting l2-lb. Shot Bartlett O'Neill Squire 49 ft. 4 l-2 in Throwing I2-lb. Hammer Bartlett Kersey Lewis 162 ft. 4 in High Jump Bartlett Whitney Perkins 5 ft. I0 l-2 in Broad Jump Whitney ,Iuclkins Peters 22 ft. l 3-4 in Pole Vault Lewis Earle O'Neill 9 ft. 5 in IZO-Yard Hurdles Marble Pollard Corser l 7 2-5 sec 220-Yard Hurdles Pollard Marble Burrows Z7 3-5 sec Summary of flloints Tilton Academy Z3 Worcester South High School ZI Worcester Academy I5 CAPT. WALKER CAPT. DINGLE It Fewer seasons of basketball have opened with brighter prospects than has the present. All but two members of last year's team appeared for practice when Captain Dingle issued the call. By graduation, the team lost Morrissey, and Lang, the captain-elect, was unable to return at the commencement of the first sem- ester. In the absence of Lang, the team chose John Harvey Dingle as their leader, and he has shown by his great ability and knowledge of the game that his two years of work on the Varsity have made him well fitted for the position which he so ably fills. Realizing that the vacant positions would be the source of great rivalry, an early call for practice was made by Captain Dingle. Langys old position as center was taken by Captain Dingle himself: Mullen, a substitute on last seasonis team, has ably filled Dingle's place, and Hedges has secured the position vacated by Morrissey. With the team complete, the positions hotly contested for by many substitutes, the year opened with a fairly strong quintet. As in the preceding season, the team has been coached by Graduate Manager Lane. The little time that he has been able to devote to this work has been spent to great advan- tage, but the team has lacked in constant, systematic coaching. This is shown in many of the games, where the lack of team work has been very noticeable. The team, however, bids fair to play a hard schedule in a creditable manner. The early games have been victories for Dartmouth by large margins. Meeting Yale and Williams, however, the team lost by close scores to fast team work. Every game has shown a marked improvement over the work in the preceding, and at this time it would seem that the close of the season will see a record for the team which will compare favor- ably with those of many of the teams off former years. BASKETBALL TEAM 1908- 1909 EBU Uhr 2XPgi5,Hu1,3i3E3E'HIl Basketball, 1908-1909 John Harvey Dingle, 'I0, Captain Frank Reagan 09 Manager Henry M. Haserot, '10, Assistant Manager Ghz Eoam J. H. Dingle, '10, Center T. A. Mullen, 'I I, Right Guard P. S. Avery, '09, Left Guard T. T. Ryan, 'I0, Righ Guard H. G. Hedges, 'I0 Rzghi Forward G. H. Sehilclmiller, '09, Left Guard F. A. Bracly, 'I0 Left Forward Scbeoule Season of 1909 December IZ Dartmouth 22 M. l. T, December I 9 Dartmouth 49 Worcester January 9 Dartmouth 50 Springfield T January I2 Dartmouth 22 New Hampshire State January I6 Dartmouth I I Yale January 23 Dartmouth I 6 Williams January 30 Dartmouth 41 M. A. C. February I3 Dartmouth 27 Holy Cross February I 6 Dartmouth 36 Syracuse February I8 Dartmouth 27 Holy Cross February I9 Dartmouth 28 M. I. T. February 20 Dartmouth 31 Harvard February 22 Dartmouth I 5 Wesleyan February 2 7 Dartmouth 25 Wesleyan March I 0 Dartmouth I 5 Williams March I I Dartmouth 25 Syracuse CAPT. LEIGHTON U ga ,:1nG . W.: .1-. .li ..- -- 3' Q L C f s ? HE present season promises to be the most successful Dartmouth has ever 067 seen in this branch of sport. Without Foote, but with six of last year s val gy Held Training School. During the Christmas series but one game Was lost-that to Tech, 2 to l. Dart- mouth carriecl away the honors in all three of the league games playecl in New York City. The critical contest in the Stadium with Harvard will clecicle the championship of the Intercollegiate Hockey League. Although defeated by the fast McGill team, Williams ancl Cornell were unable to take the Green into camp. To Coach Eames, to Captain Leighton, the man- agement, ancl the squad, who have brought so much creclit one themselves and the College, all honor is X fi! 'I l' ,. ,- . 41.-Q q, JW ' AV! ,f f .Q clue. A - men in the game, the team openecl the season with a victory over Spring ,,,,r,- 'Q .-:Q-e w,. ,J fr - J A-.., 5 3 , .X Q, ,. ,, '. . -M . .. M , if . - 4 Yr gy 9 fe 1 r fs 9253? s,, ,ll v s X f Mist 09,443 is X51 ' 'ii 41 cfm 'if 3, 'sf 1 , ft f AQ., u 1 x 2 ye. ' 'f 4+ e af , ' wa 'IP Y 2,4 Q ' 5, ,Civ ,N 4 af 4 Q . ' ' we 's e 4, vi if N 4 A 34 .YW 'X -it 11.31 L. ',1 :3 :',. ' .. WV' , 3f.'-an '96 gf, rw .sm so- .1 ,- 1-5, -4. :a. ff1g,,a -4, f'-I-. v.. 'f-a . Q., if ,. f 1 -+4,. gak- rss, -fa,-,, warm. w r M 'ra ' -m',.z-f, COACH EAMES HOCKEY TEAM 1909 294 Uhr A2giu,Hu1.3EX3EflH1l Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. lan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb Feb. Tlfockey, 1908-1909 1908 W. C. Foote L. Cu. Treaclway S. F. King Doe, Forward Marston, Forward Perry, Forward Stucklen, Forward 1909 Captain S. W. Leighton Manager S. F. King Assistant Manager C. J. Fay John Eames, Coach. 'Ghz 1909 Beam Leighton, Cover Point Pettingill, Po Erhard, Coal Uiesults of Season of 1908-1909 Hanover West Newton West Newton Winchester Hanover I9 26 30 West Newton 31 2 9 New York Williamstown New York Hanover New York I4 I6 20 New York 22 5 I3 Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth D artmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth D artmouth Dartmouth Dartmouth int Springfield Training School Brae Burn C. C. Brae Burn C. C. M, I. T. Wincheste McGill Yale Williams Columbia Princeton Cornell Harvard rC. C. t ---.,,,...-., .,...'.-..-,. M... 7 '- -. '-'TLGX 4'-H-Q 1 .. X-E. '- 'S.'Qg,-nk ' . , - , .- 5 M..-.S 1 , - , , , V. ' --'wi SQmsma-A--SSR'41.-Ss-six-T25LQGSQ- N ETNQSF':-':f7551Z...'..-.3- f - .. . M2 .. 22 -a X N -...wh . xwgcmisfy.-A -X-w.,..m:.s..mQ-Hr xgwlm. -x VN? X., ., f- . .ew awk., -...M ., 4, V - . V ff val:-.,:2e.v: Slfbfiw-.xxN..,:.w4sQQn.'-vwssixis.--t.'QMFNQ-QQ'fXG L-I-fs 1' J ,. 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L .- Q si-:?Ff:ES:n?5S 1::-'Eire-'2 -I X THE DARTMOUTH-MCGILL GAME .4 in 7 5 5 . if A, 7 ---- -r uigili - is ', 1',-'5P-sf'1'i-.f'si?'g-E?'i: a:. . ' . I llil ,llll -ll:3 'f gl' 'i fi QF-E, ' ' I llm HH lllll ll 3 L 7' ,1 x 1 2 --- !s4Q . l!!r-4 '- 1- l Tvermis Beam, 1907-1908 A. B. Rotch, ,08, Captain and Manager D. R. Blanpied, '08 S. B. Smith, 'IO H. A. Wolff, 'IO L. F. Stern, 'IO F. I-l. Harris, 'Il 'Qual Eournament at Williamstown, mass. 'iDartmoutb vs. Williams may, 1908 5 Singles---won by TDartmoutb T. K. Thompson, Williams defeated Rotch, Dartmouth 6-4, 8-6 Stern, Dartmouth defeated S. R. Thompson, Williams 4-6, 6-4, 7-5 Smith, Dartmouth defeated Roper, Williams 6-3, 6-4 Wolff, Dartmouth defeated Johnson, Williams 6-3, 6-3 Toubles---Won by Williams 1 T. K. Thompson and S. R. Thompson, Williams, defeated Rotch and Stern, Dart- mouth, 6-3, 6-4. A Roper and Johnson, Williams, defeated Smith and Wolff, Dartmouth, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4. Matches Won-Dartmouth 3, Williams 3. wual Gout-nament at Allxmlperst, mass. ' Tattmoutb vs. :Amherst llune 1. 1903 Singles---won by Tartmoutb Stern, Dartmouth defeated Keith, Amherst 7-5, 6-3 Wolff, Dartmouth defeated Porter, Amherst 6-3, 6-l Smith, Dartmouth defeated Wolff, Amherst 8-6, 6-2 Hubbard, Amherst defeated Harris, Dartmouth 6-4, 7-5 Toubles---Won by 'Dartmouth Rotch and Blanpied, Dartmouth, defeated Wolff and Hubbard, Amherst, 6-2, 2-6, 6-2. Smith and Wolff, Dartmouth, defeated lVlcVaugh and Corey, Amherst, 6-2, 6-2. Matches Won-Dartmouth 5, Amherst I. r S. B. SMITH Ecnnis--new 'lfnglano Tlnlercollegiale I W V Singles W First Round Second Round Third Round Semi-Final Round Final Round' Tech. bye P. R. Fanning l L D. bye L. F. sim -51--SF6 zijn- D- T . 1, A, W, B 11 ' 1 ' ' BL. F. Stem, D. Ui ofyif. bye W. QrlePeters yhlgelersf V- 6-8, 6-0, 6-4 L F S D A.l:: l-l. .l-lbbcl H 1 ' --'erm ' -Bowfebve P. UHY1 H. W. Hubbard, A. f 6-3, 7-9, 6-6 Wil. bye R. LI Oakley 6-4, 7-5 ,R. L.'oa1.1.-y, Wal. W. B. I-lolton, Wes. W. B, Hbirbn, Web. R- L- Oakley- Wil- 65, 5-7, 7'5 ' J. A. vbmbn, Br, 9-7, 6-4 6-4- '0-8 S B S nh D ' . . 1 , s. B. Smith, D. s. B. smiib, D. 6.2, gil, 6-3 H. H. Burgwin, Tr. 6-1, 6-I TS- B. Smith. D. N , Tech. bye T. B. Parker I 6-'85 6-3, 6-4 ,.S' Smith' D' A. bye s. L. Wolff s. L. Wolgy A. 6-2, 7'5 Bbw. bye A. H. Ham 6-2, 6-0 - S- B- Smilh- D- U. of V. bye H.P. Greene W. C. While. We.. N , 6-41 6 Wes' bye W. C- White 63, 6,3 ,T.4l2. Tlgompson, Wil. l Wil. bye T. K. Thompson T- K- Thompson: Wil ' l 6- 7 6-I . Br. bye l... Richmond 63- 7'5 ' Toubles, Stanbing on 'fight fjloint Gfup First Round Second Rouncl Semi-Final 4 Final Round . 4 , bye Trinity- Bowdoin Williams EM Wesleyan E56 igxgifloln 6-3, 6-3 Williams Technology 6 Bowdoin A l e 1 iams - - 6.3, 3-6, 6,3 :glmllzersit Tlieghlnogbg' W6llE'rami-5 J Wesleyan BIOWII 4 Tufts l QC H00 -' , - , 6-4, 4-6, 6-2, - gy bye Wesleyan Wfisieyilnl Wesleyan ,6 4 Dartmouth 3m' Vermont 0 -bye VCIHIOHI B ' ' ' 6-2, 8-6 Amherst Zn Trinity 0 bye Dartmouth mwn ' bye Brown 4-6, 6-4, 7-5 IW TENNIS TEAM , - 9 ,. f r 99+ W' :L . 3 'N v ' 'X my -3 S - l x N' Z V ff 2: ' . Sf! 1V I' 3 lf' W N V V' v v S V W 'a-213- it Q. WN 3 W W W U W V' V11 wr - I If 'ills 0 V V X 'f V' X qv xv qf X9 xv 41 xx, H. W. Stucklen, ,09, Captain R. H. Mower, '09, Manager J. T. Farwell, 'lO, Assistant Manager 'Ghz Beam H. W. Stucklen, ,09 K. E. Root, '09 R. R. Gorton, 'IO A. H. Lord, 'IO b F. A. Martin, 'IO Results ofjVo.ll Season, 1908 November Dartmouth Columbia I November Dartmouth Pennsylvania 2 November Dartmouth Lockwood C. C. 3 November Dartmouth M. I. T. 2 GOLF TEAM Sophomore, 1911 Toolball Eeam L. E. Lovejoy . Captain C- JOYCIHH . ' - . Manager T. Leonard, 'IO . , . Coach Ebe Tveam Barry, Left End Marden, Left Tackle Keeler, French Right End Quaclcenlaoss, Wheldon, Qua Lovejoy, Briggs, Left Half B Q Putnam, Right Half Back Dllme, Dallas, Full Back Gibson, S. K., Left Guard Rollins, Allison, Center Schaupp, Butler, Right Guard Mutt, Right Tackle fArmual Sophomore-ffresbman Game 191 1 I2 1912 6 Tfef aclf Bac Tresbman, 1912 'football Beam J. T. Cottrell ....,, Captain C. S. Wells A. F. McLane, '09 . . . Tibe Beam Harmon, Left End Burnham, Tyler, Left Tackle Mardon, Left Guard Brooks, Center Harlow, Right Guard Swenson, Right Tackle G. Lewis Right End Boylan, Quarter Back Smith, Left Half Back Leach, Full Back Cottrell, Right Half Back Manager Coach H. R. Bankart, ,09 C. Brusse, '09 W. I... Dreyfuss, ,O9 B. Hawley, '09 Kennedy, '09 . . Rich, ,O9 . Schilclmiller. ,O9 Bankart, 'IO H. H. Driver, 'IO FUND grow H. S. Hobart, ,OO ll. C-. Driscoll, '09 S. C. Hazelton, 'O9 A. F. McLane, '09 Cu. H. Schilclmiller, '09 A. H. Schoppelry, '09 F. A. Bracly, 'IO Nl. H. Gray, '08 A. B. Shaw, '08 nl. B. Hawley, '09 lVl. Reacley, '09 H. I... Walker, 09 D. F. Palmer, 'IO E. R. Palmer, ,IO H. R. Lane, '07 G. H. Schildmiller, 'O9 Ol? WAGE 'ffootball Baseball Erack Basketball J. A. Mullen, 'll QEE' C. K. Pevear, 'IO Ll. Ryan, 'IO C. W. Tobin, 'IO sl. E. Ingersoll, ,Il J. Marks, ,I I R. A. Sherwin, 'I l Cx. W. Holaan, 'IZ I... L. Pollard, 'IZ H. C. Chaclbourne, 'IO l... C. Langdell, 'IO T. Leonarcl, 'IO J. C. Mitchell, Jr., 'IO J. Conroy, 'III S. F. Eaton, 'll C. A. Emerson, 'I I C. K. Pevear, 'IO N. A. Sherman, 'IO G. C. Spokesflelcl, 'IO -I. B. Thomes, 'IO R. W.'Barstow, 'I I N. A. Noyes, 'I I F. A. Brady, 'IO G. H. 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Q3 Q iii , ..: - ,iy v Q o , 3 ' 142'-1 - ' . --'frh f -. .. ' 'x , A- V 1 fm VFP .-'mi- 1 l . ,, .- 52-F' ' CLASS OF 190-8 Eartmnnih, 1115011111136 BH? 8.00 10.30 7.15 2.30 5.00 8.00 10.00 8.30 10.30 2.30 4.00 5.00 7.45 9.30 9.00 10.00 12.00 9.00 Commencement, 1 90 7 139th Commencement of Twartmoutb College Saturbay. Ilune 20 Speaking in Dartmouth Hall for the class of 1866 prizes and the Barge gold medal. Sunoay, Elune 21 Baccalaureate Sermon, Rev. Lyman Abbott, D.D., New York Vesper Service in Rollins Chapel ffllonoay, fllune 22 Class Day Exercises. The College Club poured tea at College Hall. Qperetta, The Promenadersf' Promenade Concert in College Yard. Euesoay, Tilune 23 Meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa Society. Address before the Alumni by Professor Eugene Wambaugh LLD of Harvard University, 'Salmon Pg Chasef' Annual meeting of the Alumni Association. Baseball Game. Reunion of the Cureelc Letter Fraternities. Presentation by the Dramatic Club, Mlnhe O P. M. Senior Reception in College Hall. Weonesoay. Tune 24 Prayers in Rollins Chapel. Commencement Exercises in Webster Hall. Lunch in College l-lall. The Commencement Ball. ther Fellow X Class 'Day 'Exercises monoay, Ilune 22, 2:30 p. ns. Address of Welcome. Address to the President. Class Oration Class History Class Prophecy Class Poem Address to the old Pine Class Cde, Sung hy the Farewell Smoker Tin College yaro Arthur Thompson Stuart. Arthur Leon Lewis. Joseph Joyce Donahue. TAI the 55ema John Stephen Everett. Gordon Blanchard. I Joseph King Knight Jr. fAt the Olo 'Iline Roland Edward Chesley Class Arthur Merriam Wyman Dartmouth Song. Eartmnuth, 1115101111336 HHH Commencement Tay 'Exercises 'Zin Webster Tlfall I. Anthem. II. Prayer. III. Singing of Miltonis Paraphrase of Psalm CXXXVI. IV. Commencement Addresses. l. The After-Glow of American Poetry. Fred Hudson Hodgson, Methuen, Massachusetts. 2. The Young Goethe. b Joseph King Knight, Hyde Park, Massachusetts. 3. The Evolution of Private Property. Eugene Miles Prentice, Du Quorn, Illinois 4. Some Greek Anticipations of Modern Science. Paul Mason Batchelder, Portsmouth, New Hampshire CWith Valedictory Rankl 5 The Place of Greek in American Education. Albert Richard' Chandler, Norwich, Connecticut. CWith Salutatory Rank, 6. The Old Alchemy and the New. Edward Payson Bartlett, Belchertown, Massachusetts. V. Conferring of Degrees. VI. Conferring of Degrees as in Course VII. Conferring of Master,s Degrees. VIII. Conferring Degree of Doctor of Philosophy IX. Conferring of Honorary Degrees. 3111 Uhr Aegi5,Hu1.3iX3i1H1I fDegrees Conferreo in Course Adler, Lawrence Alden, Alanson Gilbert Barnes, Arthur Bradley Bartlett, Edward Payson '5Batchelder, Paul Mason Bennett, Charles Greenleaf Blake, Francis Gilman Blanpied, David Robert Blood, Arthur Kimball J5Chancller, Albert Richard Chedel, Robert Whitcomb Chesley, Roland Edward Clark, John Alexander Comstock, Donald Laird Corcoran, John William Cowee, Howard Wyman Crowley, Ralph Elmer Currier, Ralph Prescott Darling, Edwin Woodbridge DeAngelis, Charles LeMoyne Detlefsen, John Elwell, George William Emery, Henry Stowell English, William Frye, Jr. Evans, Webster Brewer Everett,,,lohn Stephen Farrington, Edward Chipman Fiske, Eben Winslow Forsaith, William Francis Frame, Roscoe George Frothingham, Donald Yerdon Gleason, Percy Elhanan Greenwood, Lester Clyde Hanson, Fred Ernest Amidon, Lucy Earle Cleveland Anderson, Arthur Theodore Anderson, Frank William Badger, Erastus Beethoven, 2d Beckett, Bertram Bills, Clinton .Edward Blakeley, Joseph Wing Blanchard, Gordon 'lgsumma cum laude. Bachelors of TArts Hazen, Edwin Humphrey Hinman, John Holmes Hoar, Crosby Arthur Hobart, Harold Sawtelle Howe, Luther Maxwell Irish, Stacey Burton Jordan, Thomas Eugene Joyce, Harold Winslow Kennedy, Harry Bean n lKnight, Joseph King, Jr. Knight, William D. Knox, Benjamin Clement Lee, William Leran Lewis, Mason Avery Lewis, Morton Lee Lowe, Porter Webber Lunt, Joseph Richard McAllister, Thomas Savory McCarty, Peter Florence McElwain, John Hazen MacMillan, Arthur Douglas Mann, Scott Whitcher Merrill, Richard Brackett Miller, William Alexander Mitchell, Herbert Hamilton Nichols, Andrew Leach Nichols, Chester Warren Norton, John Aloysius Nute, Stanley Pearl Oakford, Edward Lines O'Shea, Arthur Dennis Parkinson, Dana Patton, John Sidney, Jr. Pease, Ralph Southworth Bachelors of Science Bledgelt, Guy Cleveland Bright, George Adams Carns, Raymond Ledden Carter, Royal Parkinson Clark, Harold Charles Cogswell, Harold Bickford Cook, Prank Gordon Cooper, Fred Allen lCum laude, Peebles, Richard Rogers Perkins, Allen Moore Prentice, Eugene Miles t Priest, Frederick Franklin Richardson, joseph Leland Riley, Cornelius Augustine Robinson, Francis Asbury Ross, Carl Wilbur Royce, Clayton Elbert Rugg, Robert Billings .L Ruggles, Sidney Lee Sanborn, Benjamin Eugene, jr. Severance, Charles Conant Sherbourne, Raymond Warren Shipley, George Elliott Sides, Arthur Clement Stuart, Arthur Thompson Symmes, Laurence Metcalf Tappan, Stanford Davis Tenney, Allan Gray Thompson, John William Thompson, Robert Fears Thorpe, Burton Durrell Tufts ffllanaganb, Joseph Anthony Vaitses, Paul Stevens Vietor, August Frederick Whipple, Howard Franklin White, Edgar Fowler Wyman, Arthur Merriam Ainsworth, Fred Crayton, 1373 Pearson, Fisher Hildreth, 1888 Gilbert, Oscar Bowen, l905 Currier, Leon Levy, 1907 Copeland, Fred Osmore Cushman, Oliver Wesley Danforth, Richard Stevens Donahue, Joseph Joyce Dunham, Jasper Sprague Dunn, Theodore Ira Eberly, Arthur Allen English, Frederick Kent Eartninntli, 1513611131136 311 English, Harold Lewis Foote, Warren Cleveland Glaze, John Baldwin Gray, John Harvey Greeley, Eliphalet Austin Griffin, Thomas Jerome Griffin, Winthrop Austin Griswold, Laurence Wakeman Gustafson, Gustaf James Hale, Warren Freeman Harding, Jesse Hazen, Ralph William Hill, Roger Frank Hodgson, Fred Hudson Huebener, Curtis Edward Isaacson, Follett Israel Keith, Roy Harmon Lee, William Wallace, Jr. Lewis, Arthur Leon Libby, Joseph Ralph Lincoln, Ernest Avery Locks, Isaac Beauchamp McCarthy, John Daly 4 Adams, Franklin Launcelot, Boston University. Bowlby, Noble Oscar, AB. fl9C6J Chase, Harry Woodburn, A.B. H9045 Marsden, Raymond Robb Marsh, Raymond Eugene Marshall, Lee Woodbury Melville, Chester Warren Morey, Harold Arthur Morissey, Thomas Paul Mower, Earl Alfred Munkelt, Frederick Herman Norton, James Jackson Ordwav, Fred Dickey Parker, Raymond Brewer Proctor, James Sullivan Rich, Walter Clarence Rogers, Harry Knox Rotch, Arthur Boylston Rugg, Harold Ordway Rutherford, Alva Bruce Rutherford, Seymour Suffee Ruxton, Douglas Donald Safford, Charles Noah Shaw, Arthur Briggs Sherburne, Ralph Holmes Shilling, Frederick Edward masters of fdrts AB. 419003 'Doctor of Tflbilosopby Griggs, Leland, A.B. QIQOZJ Fletcher, Walter Heald, Franklin Heyhoe, Albert Kelley, Arthur Smallman, Edwin Watson Smith, Porter MacDougal Soule, Arthur Turner Speare, Alden True Squier, George Edwin Stearns, Malcolm Stickney, Park Washburn Stone, Henry Lewis Tarbell, John Appleton Tatterson, John Morris Thompson, Philip Laforrest Treadway, Lauris Goldsmith Wheeldon, Albert James Winkley, Willard Choate Winslow, Elisha Freeman Wood, Charles Albert Woodman, William Hidden Worcester, William Warner Wright, Russell Burleigh Coman, Seymour, l873 Merrill, Guy Rindge, i907 Holden, A.B. fl900D Ernest, B.S. fl897J George, A.B. C l 9061 Olin, A.B. 09065 masters of Commercial Science Barker, Edward Bell, AB. Gerry, Louis Cardell, A.B. Haley, Harry Thomas, B.S. Bartlett, Samuel Colcord, A.B. Brown, Ray Wilbur, B.S. Davis, Nathaniel Francis, B.S. Dunlap, John Hoffman, A.B. Ella, Arthur John, B.S. Crittendon, George Alanson Gane, William Howard Gilbert, Oscar Bowen, A.B. Hoyt, George Herbert, A.B. Jordan, John Harold, A.B. Minsch, William Joseph, AB. Civil 'Engineers Garvin, Samuel Francis, B.S. Gray, Harry Mott, B.S. Greenleaf, Fred Bacon, B.S. Hayes, Reuben, B.S. Mullins, Roy, B.S. f1Doctors of Ulleoicine Giles, Raymond Larkin 'l-lowland, Clifford Kenney, John loseph Romayne, Harrie Carlyle, A.B. Stevens, Albert Emery, A.B. White, Warner Goodrich, A.B. Parker, Harold, B.S. Peck, Russell Hastings, B.S. Pierce, Henry Tyler Tinker, Frank Nelson, B.S. Welch, Frederick William, B.S. Knox, Howard Andrew Loder, Halsey Beach, B.S. Quigley, William Sullivan 312 Uhr Aegis, Hui. 3636361311 Tlfonoraty 'Begrees masters o f 'fArl:s Otis Grant Hammond Charles Henry Jones Howard Nelson Kingsford, 1898 'Doctors of flkvinity John Henry Allen, 1870 Thomas Chalmers QHarvard, 18911 Newton Marshall Hall, 1888 'Doctor of Science Charles Jeptha Hill Woodbury I 'Doctors of 'laws Harry Augustus Garheld Vfwilliams, 18851 Charles Merrill Hough, 1879 John King Lord, 1868 Eugene Wambaugh CHarvard, 18761 ALPHA DELTA PHI HOUSE Eartmuuth, 13365111336 313 Tlfonors Tfxwaroeo in 1908 'Tlfenry 'Elijah Tllarker firellowsbtp Class of l906-Francis Lane Childs. Rufus Choate Scholars Seniors-Paul Mason Batchelder, Albert Richard Chandler, Edwin Woodbridge Darling. Juniors-Charles Wallingford Carlland, Ar- thur Leslie Graves. Sophomores-None. Freshman-Carroll Raymond Ward. Special Tlfonors Seniors Physics-Paul Mason Balchelder. Tffonors Seniors French-Albert Richard Chandler. German-Albert Richard Chandler, Joseph King Knight, Jr. Juniors Chemistry-Arlhur Gordon Weinz. flffonorablc mention Seniors German-Raymond Warren Sherburne. Chemistry-Edward Payson Bartlett. Paul Mason Batchelder. Juniors German-Charles Wadleigh Pearson. Zoology-Sanford Berlon Hooker, Clarence Eugene Dunbar. Sophomo res Greek-Noah Sylvester Foss. English-Warren Choate Shaw. German-Noah Sylvester Foss, Leon Buell Kendall, Charles Lewis Levermore. Graphics-Walter Alfred Phelps, Osborne Harris Shenstone, Harry Artemas Wells. Physics-Walter Alfred Phelps. EXERCISES AT THE BEMA Bartmnuih, iHlI0l!l1I3E 315 A' riies ftiwaroeo in 1908 Grimes---'English Composition. Seniors. First Prize-Fred Hudson Hodgson Second Prize-Lawrence Adler 'iockwooo---'English Composition. Juniors. First Prize--No award Second Prize-No award Note-:Book jflrtzes Seniors and Juniors. First Prize-Fred Hudson Hodgson Second Prize-No award Third Prize-No award Hollins---Oratory Juniors, Sophomores, Freshmen. First P1'ize-Willizm Henry Pearse Second Prize-Ralph Lauris Theller Third Prize-Maurice Cary Blake Smith---'Extomporaneous .Eebate Seniors. First Prize-William Frye English, Jr. Second Prize-Arthur Leon Lewis 'iockwooo---7Debating Candidlates for Varsity Debating Teams. First Prize-Ralph Lauris Theller Second Prize-Warren Choate Shaw Class of 1866--Original Orations Juniors and Sophomores. First Prize-Ralph Lauris Theller Second Prize-Clarke Walworth Tobin :Barge C5016 fflleoal---Original Orations Seniors. Arthur Leon Lewis Class of 1846---'latin Juniors. First Prize-Charles Wallingford Cartlancl Second Prize-George Henry Dwenger Ttitherton---Greek Juniors. First Prize-Charles Wallingford Carlland Second Prize-Lindley Richard Dean Ebayer---mathematics Sophomores. First Prize-Harold Eugene Winchester Second Prize-Edward Hildreth Loveland jlray---mooern 'languages Seniors. French-Albert Richard Chandler German-Albert Richard Chandler Qrimes---General Tlmprovement Seniors, Donald Yerdon Frothingham Spaloing---mechanical Trawing Juniors fScientif1c Coursel First Prize-Robert Rutledge Gould Second Prize-Winthrop Lamson Smith Story---T13 hilosophy Seniors. Albert Richard Chandler Warren---Trize Scholarship Seniors. Paul Mason Batchelder wooobury---'law Scholarships Seniors, Mason Avery Lewis John Sidney Patton, jr. 315 Uhr Argiia, Nui. 3636363511 Commencement :Appointments Edward Payson Bartlett Albert Richard Chandler John Detlefsen V Roger Frank I-lill Joseph Richard Lunt Eugene Miles Prentice Raymond Warren Sherburne Paul Mason Batchelder Edin Woodbridge Darling Harold Lewis English joseph King Knight, Jr. Frederick Herman Munkelt Frederick Edward Schilling Paul Washburn Stickney 'Ubi Beta 'Mappa Edward Payson Bartlett Albert Richard Chandler John Detlefsen Roger Frank Hill Joseph Richard Lunt Eugene Miles Prentice Raymond Warren Sherburne Paul Mason Batchelder Edin Woodbridge Darling Harold Lewis English Joseph King Knight, Jr, Frederick Herman Munkelt Frederick Edward Schilling Paul Washburn Stickney .ai-l5.p.:,i.....1-' ' '-Q. 313 Uhr Aegis, Hui- 3636361311 Elunior week Committee F. B. Williams, Chairman N. Howland T. C. Wellsted F. I-l. Morawski A- E- Newton Tjlattonesses Mrs. Tucker Mrs. F ay Mrs. ,Persons Mrs. Reeves A Mrs. Updyke Mrs. Buffington Mrs. Howland Mrs. Newton Mrs. Morawski Mrs. Watson Tfloor fimrector N. T. Howland lgsbers Frederic Aloysius Carroll Ralza Milton Cummings Eugene Miller Stark Albert Schofield . John Arthur Swenson Daniel Edward Watson 4.00 7.00 8. I 5 3.00 7.00 8. I 5 3.00 9.00 10.00 PROM COMMITTEE , Zllunior week Tflrogram Tvuesoay, may 19 Baseball Harvard vs Dartmouth Alu ni Oval . . , m Open-air Bancl Concert, College Hall Wlqhe Other Fellowf, by Dramatic Club weonesoay, may 20 Society Circus, Alumni Oval Open-air Concert, College Hall The Promenaclersf' Webster Hall Ebursoay, may 21 -Tennis Tournament, Faculty vs. Varsity, -Promenade Concert, College Hall .-Junior Promenade Country Club 3211 Uhr Argiz, 1Hnl.X3E?E1HIl 'fraternity 'Dances Tmesoay, may 19 ' Psi Upsilon and Alpha Delta Phi at College Hall Theta Delta Chi at Odd Fellows Hall Phi Cuamma Delta at College Hall Beta Theta Pi at G. A. R. Hall Chi Phi at Hanover Inn Phi Sigma Kappa at Bridgeman Block Delta Tau Delta at Woodstock Inn weonesoay, may 20 Delta Kappa Epsilon at College Hall Phi Delta Theta at Phi Delta Theta House Kappa Kappa Kappa at Hanover lun Sigma Chi at Sigma Chi Rooms Phi iKappa Psi at College Hall Kappa Sigma at Odd Fellows Hall ' ' ' if' Sy, ff x DELTA KAPPA EPSILON HOUSE ,wr 'V Lf Q S 7 , - ,, , g f 3 - QQ' 1 - 3 ' '-'32 , M! I 7 W 7, , ' ,Nl I - f --1,-4. ., ,. - ff-f-v , , ,.., ff- .-,.,-:A H, 1 f' gf-2 T 3 gtg?- A f ,gf Q? -, , 'gf A '- ,fav 'A 1 .. ' 17' . 142:23- Z A -- 2 V' . If V .- V , ,772 J, , 4,4 . ,xv t I g . ' , '41 v , 1 by 14 , ,Q .' ' V - 4 . , gg V- , V 6,4 P 1 .ff fP52-'f3:,343- -Ma? .' aa-f ?:'-fi? '- :1 . f , I 5517 THE SOCIETY CIRCUS 322 Uhr Argiz, 13111. XXXHII Taba Society Circus SURPRISING and gratifying success of Prom Week was the introduc- fglk tion of a Society Circus under the directorship of Burr P. Irwin, '09, 'E X' and the management of Lynde Tucker, 'O9. The chief interest cen- W tered around the exhibition of antideluvian, heavily-named, animals by the various fraternities in competition for the beautiful silver loving cup offered by the management for the most amusing and original animal. The judges, Dr. Bowler, Prof. Dow, and Mr. Lingley, awarded first honors to Kappa Kappa Kappa, and honorable mention to Delta Kappa Epsilon. The work of the clowns was so good as to suggest lifelong practice, while 'Ringmaster Emmett l-lay Naylor, '09, carried off his part with the grace and sang froid of one born to the profession. Genial Bandmaster Dillingham, after presenting his H trained musicians, entertained the fifteen hundred spectators with his notorious troupe of trained lions. H Ted Smith, Hjessi' Hawley, HBowler Johnson, and Hspuddyn Pishon kept the spectators open- mouthed and on the qui vive the entire time of their appearance. Houdini was excelled by Osburne in his clever handcuff and cabinet tricks. Prominent among the mirthmakers were Tobin, Foster, Avery, Morawski, Felt and Stearns. Abbot and Robinson, in pas- toral garb, seated in a moss-grown buggy and drawn by a skin and skeleton nag, created a sensation. Fred Carroll, in remarkable makeup, cleverly offered Kilio the Wild Man to the crowd, with the assistance of l-luskyn Rich as the cynosure. Mr. l-larold Ernest Baynes of the Corbin Park drove his team of young buffaloes with perfect control. The wild boar from the Black Forest of Germany, perfectly tamed by Mr. Baynes, gave neither the audience nor the naturalist any concern as it wandered about the rings. The Society Circus was a success from every point of view, and the college did not withhold ll 5.5 its appreciation of the undertaking. - f THE SOCIETY CIRCUS 324 Uli1zPtngi5,lHul.3E3EXHl1 Taba 'fflromenaoers TA musical Gfomeoy tn. Tbbree fActs Nlusic by H. R. Wellman Lyrics by C. Wellsted Book by C. Wellsted Under the Personal Direction of Mr. Frederick A. Bishop Cast of Characters Henry fSpiderJ Johnson, Provided with Wits but no Money T. C. Wellsted, '09 9 john Cpeachesj Grigsby, a Rich lVlan's Son . . . Morton l-lull, 09 J. M. Grigsby, a Bloated Bondholcler Lill Marshall, a Local Celebrity . jerry Jumps, from South Boston Buster, a Rah-Rah Dutch, a Ditto . Dawley, the Same, in a Dress Suit . The Waiter . Mrs. Gander, l-lanover Matron , , Mary Davidson, a Lovely Vision of Beauty . Lulu Gad, a Lady A Messenger . E. B, Badger, '08 W. M. Ross, '09 H. C. Comey, 'IO Ll. M. Irwin, 'll D. A. Cheney, 'll W. B. Reilly, 'l l C. C. Warren, Jr., 'II A. C. Keough, 'll W. S. Carlisle, 'II A. Mclaoud, '09 E.. D. Martin, '09 T. R. Smith, 'l0 Chorus fflrom Girls E. R. Gardner, 'll S. Pishon, 'IO C. E. Bills, '08 Stuoents A. Coleman, 'IO F. A. Carroll, '09 l... W. Griswold, '08 W. Currier, '09 G. M. Morris, 'll F. l... Meleney, 'IO R. B. Keeler, 'II R. A. Burns, '09 , A. l... Lewis, , Cx. E.. Squier, . Troy . F. A. Carroll, . R. A. Burns , E. l-l. Naylor, . F. H. Morawski . . C. Fay . A. T. Soule, . A. P. Donovan , . Ed. Bowler T, A. Foster, 'IO I-l. M. Uline, 'II L. M. Harding, 'II L. P. Caproni, 'l l F. A. Rainey, 'l0 W. H. Golde, '09 E. H. Naylor, '09 R. D. Meredith, 'I0 F. O. Robinson, 'l0 B. E. Sanborn, '08 B. Cooper, 'll R. F. Paul, 'II CASTE OF THE PROMENADERS 3215 Uhr Aegis, Hut. 3636361311 Synopsis of Scenes of Tbbe 'Tflromenaoers Act I. The Campus. Act II. The Interior of an Eating Club. Act III. The Ballroom at Prom. Qverture, The Promenaclersn 'iChapel Bells . Girl Cut Thereu HThe Prom Cnirln Automobile Songn Hello Folks . Finale, In Hanover' Subjects . Kiclcling , A Ci garetten , Grandfather John as ss musical Synopsis ACT I. ACT II. ACT III. Opening Chorus, Moonlight, from i'C1irls The Careful Mover 'wlqwilight' ' . Grancl Finale, Men of Dartmouthn , Director . . 'Messrs 'Executive Staff Musical Director for the Company , Stage Manager ,... Property Man . Call Boy , . Wardrobe Mistress Advertising Manager Treasurer . , Manager . Chief Electrician Stage Carpenter , Spot and Lantern 'ram staff Nevers' Orchestra Mr. Wellsted and Chorus . Mr. Morton I-lull . Mr. Soule ancl Chorus , Mr. Squier ancl Chorus . Mr. Troy and Chorus , . Entire Company Wellsted, Donovan ancl Troy Messrs. Donovan and Troy . : Mr. Wellsted . . Mr. Squier , Chaperons and Beaux . . Mr. Morawski . , Mr. Hull . Entire Company ,Mr. F. A. Bishop . W. C. Rogers , T. C. Wellsted . A. M. Perkins , Jack Bowler Mrs. C. E. Daggett . H. R. Lane . H. R. Wellman , E. H. Hunter , S. C. Rogers , A. S. Stewart I-I. C. Bales THE CHORUS OF THE PROMENADERS NEW MEDICAL, BUILDING ,,-:fin -1 inf- -1' ,.f. M1-'WV' Q2 ' 'Z1 4 4,-giiik N-F L . ffife' , LL 'A ' as - T12-.xff Dlvigf 'L' x 5 - - S . 5 C ' X 1 if pw EQOA? 0 1 T 'iid N in 32' fi . - f 1 L- f ' li : fa 2221247 A 'f - H' 3 k Q? Y cn B N O ' 5-'Mi ' s Q THE DARTMOU TH BOARD Eartntnuth, QIHQIBIEIX 3 Tbbe Tartmoutb Published semi-Weekly during the College Year by Editors chosen from the Under graduate Body of Dartmouth College ' Volume XXX 1908-1909 R. l... Theller, '09 . Editor-in-Chief R. M. Stone. Q9 . Managing Editor J. R. Everett. I0 . . . Athletic Editor B- C. Ffenflll, '09 ..... Alumni-Local Editor C- L- Sheldon. ,09 ..... Business Manager Tfxssociate 'iiottors W. l... Dreyfus, '09 Cr. R. Carpenter, 'IO E.. H. Naylor, '09 H. F. Kidder, 'IO R. T. Pearl, '09 C. S. Lyon, ,IO H. E. Meleney, '09 A. S, Dunning, 'lt T. l... Parker, 'II ffotmer 'Eottors cmo managers of Taba ihrtmoutb YEAR EDITOR MANAGER YEAR EDITOR MANAGER IS76 Samuel Merrill i892 W. G. Stoughton A. D. Salinger IS77 G. E.. Atkinson 1893 H. B. Metcalf l.... Merrill l878 E. N. Hills , 1894 F. C. Allen F. D. Field 1878 E. M. Vittum i895 B. T. Scales A, Ford IB79 E. D. Libby 1896 P. Shirlev H. J. Hapgood l880 W. E.. Barrett lS97 D. Maloney H. M. Thyng 1881 L.. R. Vfentworth 1898 R. F. Marden F. Chandler l882 G. M. Ward C. W. McClearn IS99 F. A. Musgrove W. M. Fraser ISS3 A. E.. Watson 1900 H. E.. Keyes V. R. Salinger IBS4 G. H. Whitcomh A. H. Williams 1901 E. M. Hopkins H. W. Hall 1885 F. Ladd A. De Boer l902 R. M. Larned D. B, Keniston l886 G. W. Fowler F. O. loveland 1903 E. B. Schlatter H. D. Cushing l887 E. E.. Chalmers l. O. Cummings 1904 C. K. Woodbridge E.. K. Robinson 1888 L. F. English VV. Kellev l905 E.. R. Musgrflve W- F. Dorothy l889 B. F. Ellis H. Mason 1906 A. F. Lihhy E. G. Smith 1890 B. Reynolds F. D. Woods I907 G. H. Howard Amos Dodge t89t C. H. Wiley John Abbott 1908 H. E. McAllister l... M. Symmes The Dartmouth was first published in l840 in the form of a literary monthly. From IS44 to l867 its publication was suspended. The Dartmouth again appeared as a literary magazine with editors from the Senior Class until IB75, when it became a weekly newspaper. From 1860 to l896, the Dart mouth appeared fortnightly, but, at that time, it again changed to a weekly. In i907 it was made a semi-weekly. THE AEGIS BOARD Earimnutlr, 1115011111196 333 Tbbe Tfxegis Published annually by the Junior Class and prepared by Editors chosen therefrom YEAR 1874 1875 1876 1877 1878 1879 1880 1881 1882 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 Volume XXXVII 1908-1909 James Richard Everett , , Editor-in-Chief Allen Barrows Doggett, Jr. , Business Manager Zdxssociate 'foitors Harold Culver Benjamin Herrick Favor Kidder Guy Richard Carpenter Charles Otis Libbey, Jr. Harry Holland Hunter Edwin Otto Raabe Tormer 'iiottors ano managers of the legis EDITOR MANAGER YEAR EDITOR MANAGER H. F. Chase C. Barrett 1892 Barron Shirley S. Lord S. B. Wiggin W. H. Hart A 1893 A. D. Arnold G. G. Purnell Samuel lVlerrill W. C. Frost 1894 S. E.. Burroughs P. S. Marden C. D. Adams G. E.. Atkinson 1895 R. A. Campbell R. M. Thornburgh J. C. Dana F. W. Grepq 1896 W. Harris H. Hapgood C. A. Babbitt W. W. Broga 1897 R. Sisk H. M. Thyng W, F. Furman G, H. Danforth 1898 W.'S. Adams C. E.. Carr William Moore F. R. Lane 1899 A. M. Abbott R. P, Johnson B. S. Harmon S. Thompson 1900 H. E. Keyes F. E. Atwood J. F. Moore H. B. johnson 1901 E. M. Hopkins E. H. Hunter Louis Bell W. G. Carr 1902 B. S. Stevens G. M. Hubbard A. L. Fuller S. K. H. Hudson 1903 R. M. Davis M- B- Wiley F. A. Wood F. P. Weeks 1904 H. H. Ham C. I. Lampee W. H. Dart C. F. Conn 1905 R. Merriam E.. Gilbert D. L. Lawrence A. A, Fisher 1906 F. F. Parker W. B. Smith J. l. Buck C. E. Doane 1907 G. H. Howard R. C. Cochrane W, T. Abbott H. Fassett 1908 H. E. McAllaster L. M. Symmes F, Barnard Blake Naylor Moffatt The Aegis was first published in 1860, appearing three times annual. a year. Since then it has been an THE DARTMOUTH MAGAZINE BOARD Barimnuilg, DIHCHQBIX 335 'Gbe 'Dartmouth magazine Published monthly by students from the Senior ancl Junior Classes Volume Xxlll 1908-1909 Emmett I-lay Naylor Editor-in-Chief Frederick Aloysius Carroll . . Business Manager ffxssociate 'Eoitors Roswell Thornton Pearl, '09 Ralph Lauris Theller, f09 Charles Wallingford Cartlancl, ,O9 Elbert Marston Moffatt, '09 Charles Otis Libbey, Jr., 'l0 Edwin Otto Raabe, 'l0 Tformer 'Eottors ano ffllanagers of the TDartmoutb magazine YEAR EDITOR l892 P. E. Stanley 1893 E. O. Grover IS94 W. Thompson 1895 R. l-l, Fletcher 1896 W. M. Bovcl l897 S. R. Moulton l898 C. P. Graham IB99 H. E. Keyes 352209 ,W . 151150 'C 1-' 'T1 Q32 255 2 is We-5 E '-' DP ' a W 222 E Iv-'O W are 3571 Q E15-F' 5 cooks pu ZF EU FII B22 Oo. Sw o :1 Duff 1903 l. A. Charron 1904 C. Kelley l905 E. l... Oalcforcl 1906 l-l. R. Blythe 1907 Ci. Blanchard MANAGER B. l. Bond J. L. Huntington M, W. Wentworth J. S. Brotherhood l-l. W. Fleming C. B. Braclcelt H. G. Kelley J. S. Everett The Dartmouth Magazine was founded in 1886 as the Dartmouth Literary Monthly by the members of the classes of 1887 and l8SS. The name was changed to its present form in 1892, THE DEBATING TEAM OH 5 N551 W Tgrboilinq frsm HOT Flu' I I '51 Q ' K H . i I H ' ,-J-v YA- 1907-1908 Ralph L. Theller, President Philip M. Chase, Manager Eriangular 'Eebating 'league COMPOSED OF Williams, Brown and Dartmouth Ekirb fdmzual Griangular 'league Tebates RESOLVED: That in the larger New England cities all the powers of the city government should he vested in a commission of not more than nine men elected by the voters at large, Without the assistance of any other representative body. Beams 1907- 1908 Clifford S. Lyon Philip M. Chase Ralph l... Theller Ralph Richardson Benjamin A. Williams Warren C. Shaw Q TAlternates Burt R. Cooper George M. Morris 335 EfheAegi5,flHuI.3EXX1Hll 'Eleventh jsxnnual frown -'Parlmoutb TDebale ffJ'l'elo at Tifanover, march 2, 1908 Tfxwaroeo to the lffirmative Dartmouth Team, Affirmative Brown Team, Negaiive Clifford Stanley Lyon, '10 Clifton Henry Walcott, 'l0 Benjamin Ames Williams, 'IO Donald Graham Clark, '09 Ralph Lauris Theller, '09 Donald Leroy Stone, '09 mlternales Burt Randall Cooper, il I Sidney Small Paine, ,OS lluoges Judge M. Murray Professor Jesse S. Reeves Professor M. Barker Eriangular 'league Slanoing Brown has won 5 Debates Dartmouth has Won 3 Debates Williams has won l Debate Ebitteenlblinnualwilliams-'Partmoulbwebale 'Melo at Williamstown, march 2, 1908 ' 'liwaroeo to the Negative Williams Team, Afyzirmaiive Dartmouth Team, Negative W. A. Fullerton, '08 Philip Minot Chase, '09 M. l... Ernst, '08 Ralph Joseph Richardson, '09 H. W. Fall, '09 Warren Choate Shaw, 'IO flilternates . H. S. Dodd, '09 George Maurice Morris, 'Il L-.1 .4 rn:-r'00lI l 1-0 Q GLEE CLUB MANDOLIN CLUB DARTIVIOUTH BAND THE CHOIR DRAIVIATIC CLUB I I 1 . LZ. 2300 U Z- .D 'mf' l ami CHESS CLUB DARTIVIOUTH CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION PRESS CLUB WEBSTER CLUB DARTMOUTH CONGRESS DEUTSCI-IEP, VEREIN CLASSICAL CLUB K. U. A. CLUB PHILLIPS CLUB HAVERHILL CLUB WILLISTON CLUB CUSHING CLUB CHELSEA CLUB LAWRENCE CLUB EASTERN NEW YORK CLUB LYNN CLUB TH 'Dartmouth Glee Club Morton Hull . . . Leader Lyncle 'Tucker . Manager Louis B. Wallace .... Assisiani Manager M. l-lull, '09 W. D. Steward, 'IO Tirst Genors I-I. I-I. l... Walker, '09 S. Winship, 'l0 E. H. Pierce, 'l0 S. K. Backus, 'll L. D. Chase, 'IZ B. Cooper, 'l0 Seconb Tvenors E. D. Martin, '09 K. Mason, '09 J. A. Swenson, '09 W. l-l. Golcle, '09 H. I. Dillingham, '09 R .B. Clement, '09 R. O. Alvorcl, '09 W. S. Pounds, 'II C. P. Bullard, 'IZ Tits! :Basses W. A. R. J. E.. Ingersoll, 'll Seconb Basses Currier, '09 C. Keouglm, 'll W. Sherwin, 'll E.. H. Naylor, '09 B. K. Ayers, 'll A. lVlcl..oucl, '09 R. D. Nleredith, 'l0 I-I. R. Walker, 'Il C. C. Warren, 'll ffxccompanist Uieaoet ' , W. C. Rogers, '09 A. C. Keough, 'II THE MUSICAL CLUBS 1908-1909 342 Ellyn Aegia, HHLXXXHII 'Dartmouth fmcmoolin Club Daniel E.. Watson Lynde Tucker L o C 5. P5 PL. :T o 0 CUOIUPU . E. Watson, '09 , A. Haden, '09 . W. Jones, 'IO . T. Leach, 'II . F. Thurber, 'IO R. T. R. Hastings, A. lVlcl..oud, '09 E. Shattuck, 'IO I. O. Scott, 'IO M. Irwin, 'II E-4 :ow gg? GQ Q-CJ KE- 14. -e5 CSO NO '1 , . Leader , Manager ' . Assistant Manager I E31 -Q uf FP 9 3 of o 5 3 m :cwrlz UI 0 0 0 3 of D 3 0' o 'Z 'JU 3 . uf Kivel, '09 M. Bailey, ,09 S. Poole, 'II .L. Fogg,I'I0 H, W. Stucklen, '09 J. Hitchcock, '09 H. R. Reed, 'IO R. H. Kimball, 'II E. F. Chase, ,II J. W. Mahlsteclt, 'IZ Guitars R. Linscott, 'IZ D. W. Jones, 'IZ .H. l... Tirrell, '09 Tobin-6 Ullanoolin C. B. Vtfhite, 'I2 Uiolirt 'Cello H. P. Kelley, 'IO R. E. Lewis, 'IZ M. Bouthwell, Jr., '1 H. l... Dillingham, 'O9 B, l-l. E.. lVlaroIen, '12 K. C. Kimball, 'IZ BI. l-l. Cleaves, 'I2 R. I-l. Colley, '09 I... W. Miller, 'IZ D. W. Greenwoocl, Cornets D. Thorpe, 'OS C. C. Warren, 'I I D. Armstrong, 'I O F. B. W. Roloie, 'IZ Clarinets F. l-l. Rose, 'll C. W. Harris, 'Il Tfliccolo C. G. Tyler, '12 ffxltos O. P. Cxreenwoocl, 'O9 I-I. A. Bellows, 'IZ Erombones J. l-l. Finn, 'IO I-I. W. Pease, 'II Baritone A. D. Pease, 'II Basses 'IO A. A. l-laclden, 'O9 7Drums anb Tvraps G. C. Spokesfield, 'IO Cymbals B. Cooper, 'IO 550.55 7Drum ' W. C. Rogers, 'O9 THE COLLEGE BAND TH R. O. Alvorcl H. S. Clark W. Currier H. L. Dillingham W. I. Eaton J. Coleman Brown Cooper G. F. Gonyer R. R. Gorton C. S. Lyon B. K. Ayers C, K. Backus R. W. Barstow I-I. E. Bum D. Cheney K, F. Clark A. P. Donovan T. L. Brennock G. P. Bullarcl S. A. Clark L. D. Chase E 1908-1909 . 1909 W. H. Colde ll. Hitchcock E. Martin J. K. Mason 1910 F. L. Meleney R. S. Meredith W. S. Nay S. Pishon E. H. Pierce - F. A. Rainey 1911 L. T. Eggers L. P. Hall W. E.. Herron D. L. Johnson R. B. Keeler A. C. Keough 1912 R. S. Frothingham J. B. Hanson W, W. Poole, Jr. A. McCloud E.. H. Naylor W. Peck W. C. Rogers J. A. Swenson N. A. Sherman W. D. Steward C. W. Tobin J A . . Warren H. S. Winship, Librarian J. O. Norris F. D. Post W. S. Pounds H. S. Power R. A. Sherwin H R. Walker C. C. Warren C. E. Snow G. A. Swenson H B. VanDyne F. P. Walsh . F ix 1 I if 52 1 BW' f 1 A - l - X' ir: 'W' ' We Nl - 91:11-' QQ' ...J - 527. A, J ' , 7 : ' Ti I'- 1- fl'h!zvn 1- ' ll' I gin' 145 ,, -A I .,.. ij. , Wf .5 A 5251 0 1908-1909 1909 R. H. Colley G. P. Greenwood H. L. Dillingham A. McCloud 1910 ' Brown Cooper D. W. Greenwood E.. W. Robinson D. D. Craft H. P. Kelley M. C. Taylor J. H. Finn D. F. Palmer E. A. Wagner 1911 A. S. Eiseman T. A Loughlin A D. Pease C. A. Emerson S. B, Macomber F. H Rose C. W. Harris W. W. Warden G F. Thurber 1912 J. E. Booth C. Lewis D. B. O,COHHOl' S. A. Clark R. E. Lewis R, C Plummer J. H. Cleaves B. B. Lyons C. Tyler B. A. Hoban H. E. Marden E A. White L. W. Miller 1 CASTE OF THE OTHER FELLOW f, f fih ff Q ff f 7 I 7, f f 4 'X Ciff WH ldiiillii TL T. C. Wellsted, President A. B. Blood, Manager T. C. Wellsted, Stage Manager Masters of Properties F. A. Carroll, A. C. Keough, Tpresentation of Ebe Otber Tellow Ebree 'Act Glomeoy Caste of Gbaracters Richard Aylward, Lord Deyncourt .,.., T. C. Wellsted, ,09 Gerald l-lartlet .,,.,.. Cu. E. Squier, '08 Captain Thomas Chatfleld . , . F. A. Carroll, '09 William Mixter, Millionaire Yachtsrnan . . A. L. Lewis, '08 Stiles, an Qld Servant . . . A. C. Keough, 'll Mills, a Young Footman . , , . O. Brown, '09 Lady Jane Aylward . . , . C. Fay, 'IO Mrs. Hartley, Aunt of Gerald . F. H. Morawski, '09 Lady Helen Castledown . . A. T. Soule '08 Marjory I-leathcott , . .K F. L. Donovan: 'IO Y. M. C. A. COMMITTEE if, E 7 QM, 0 Z9 ny, 4 A E 3 i 6 kllICgl.::'3lf1hT a E ff Narrow 'Q KPHTH M, - wif:- ygb. H r 4 f 9 go 'A 9 0 gg! Q gy ,Wiggle 45 QE, , ar Tlfeaoquarters in Bbartlett 'Ilfall Qfficers Wallace M. Ross, President H. Eclrnuncl Meleney, Vice-President A. Karl Skinner, Graduate Secretary Maurice C. Blake, Treasurer Chairmen. of Committees Records J. R. Graff, '09 Bible Study H. E. Meleney, ,09 Missionary P. M. Rose, '09 Religious Meeiings L. R. Dean, ,O9 Depufaiion A. K. Skinner, '03 Church Relations R. Richardson, '09 Membership F. L. Meleney, ,l0 Social R. W. Barstow, 'll Tutoring Bureau R. W. Sherburne, ,08 Employment Bureau A, I-l. Troucl, 'IO 3 . il 5' gt ' 9' ff 'Aff 1 -H... mg 'X nnqhikliy V2 g ij Q If Q71 :Ei I 1 l , -...Eg iii' I I 4 -1 ' ff P '- S1-5 .1 HU P-.K -B 151 raw - -2 -2- 1' ,. Wvgm M ak I gf?-.-,11w I 1 3 , - gd 65-f' ' f I ' I- 'f ' .- I ' 7 ' ,. fl' 5 T115 l,z Q I Y - f, , - 'I X, f I ,- R. Holmes . . President Leland Powers , . ViCe-President R. B. Jones Secretary and Treasurer Ebe Beam R. Holmes, Captain W. D. Bruner, 'IZ R. B. jones, 'IO l-l. D. Allen, 'IZ I l... Powers, 'IO ' E. R. Stix, 'Il matches 'flayeb Nov. I3 Harvard 4 Dartmouth I rl Henry R, Bankart . . President Harold A. Osborne . . Vice-President James R. Everett . Secretary and Treasurer members H. R. Bankart, '09, Boston Journal H. A. Osborne, '09, Boston Post E. H. Naylor, '09, Chicago Evening Post, St. Paul Pioneer Press R, T. Pearl, '09, Manchester Union, Associated Press R. L. Theller, '09, The Dartmouth T. C. Wellsted, '09, Boston American G. R. Carpenter, '10, Boston Herald, Springfield Republican J. R. Everett, ,l0, Boston Globe, New York Sun J. E. McPherson, '10, Boston Transcript R. A. Sherwin, '10, Springfield Union R. F. Paul, ,I I, Boston Record H. W. A. Clark, '11, Boston Traveler G. A, Morris, '11, Minneapolis Tribune For the f ., Y-owsasfqq if MEM as .4 3 gl Lf I ii A if p rua a fp via 1 ii f f er 4 1 EL lib rf ?-2 E 1255 . , 4' lf ' Z !-C f 'ri ' A .- TC 'vjlif 7? f'7 - iF' . - -,,L,,Jx member of the Tntercollegiate Civic 'league presentation and informal discussion of current topics of an economic, historical or political nature. Officers Ralph l... Theller ..... President F. A. Carroll , .... Secretary and Treasurer 'Honorary members Professor Frank H. Dixon Professor Craven Laycock Professor Sidney B. Fay Professor George R. Wicker members 1907 H. R. Lane T. W. Worthen 1908 W. Currier B. Glaze T. E. Jordan A. B. Shaw 1909 F. A. Carroll P. M. Chase R. Holmes E. M. Moffatt E. H. Naylor R. L. Theller D. E.. Watson W. Worthen '1910 H. N. Charlton ?j?fl.lllllllll.ll.l pf ff liLg.E1A o C39 liliii Q An Organization modeled after the National l-louse of Representatives for training in clelnate, parliamentary proceclure, ancl the discussion of political questions. Officers of the Tibirb .Dartmouth Congress 1908-1909 Ralph L. Theller, Massachusetts . . . Speaker- L. Tucker, New York . . A Vice-Speaker Phillip M. Chase, Colorado . 1. Clerlg Benjamin C. Knox, Ohio , . Assistant Clerk Samuel K. Bell, New Hampshire . Sergeant-at-Arms .Lal Ttferr Tlferr TH' err Tlferr Tlferr TJ'ferr TI'ferr Tferr Tflrasioent. Walter TI. 'L '5Dreyfus Vice-Tlrasibeht, Walter TIT. C5oloe Secretar uno Sclaatzmeister. Tlfenry 522. Tffaserot TDoktor TDoktor T7ol1tor TDolator TDoktor '3Dolxtor '5DoIator T9oktor Tfferr W, TI. 'L TDreyfu.s Tlferr TN. Yi.. Gfbanoler Tfferr W. TIT. Goloe Ttferr Tl'f. fill. TI'faserot TI'ferr.TL 522. Qua TI'ferr 55. fill. Scully Ttferr V. TI. Tfflopp Tlferr 'L TF. Wright TI'ferr fi. TI. Ttfolmes TI'ferr 'L TD. Uiisson Ttferr CZ. TA. Barowell Tlferr Tl. :Bartlett TI'ferr C. TE. TAllen Tlferr S. W. 'Leighton TI'ferr 6. S. 'Lyon . ffllitglieo er Tflrofessor W. TA. TAoams Tflrofessor TA. TK Tffaroy 'Professor Gi. 'L. 5?:olser Tllrofessor W. TK. Stewart 'professor W, TA. murray Tflrofessor Tl. W. 'L Glattfelo 'flrofessor 'L Tl'f. Babbitt Tflrofessor TL Briggs Tlferr TI'f. TF. Tlfiooer Tlferr TK. Ui. Tffammono Tfferr Wbitcomb Tl'ferr W. TJ. Stillman Tl'l'err DY. S. Toss Tlferr FU. 'L Tlfolmes TI'ferr TA. S. ffueoell Tlferr Tl'l'. S. Clark Tfferr TF. 'L. meleney Tlferr TIT. Tffelley Tlferr Tl'f. O. Sandberg UU. TI, TAoams Tl'l'err Tl'ferr TA. S. TDurming Tfferr TL. 1. Wagner Tlferr TIT. TA. Wolff f Z 353352 3355 M. C. Blake . A. R. Chandler , Prof. Charles Darwin Adams Prof. John King Lord Prof. Harry Edwin Burton Hollis Manning Bartlett Joseph Bartlett Harold Ernest Burtt Charles Wallingford Cartland Albert Richard Chandler George Clement Davies Lindley Richard Dean Noah Sylvester Foss . . Vice-President . Secretary and Treasurer members Prof. George Dana Lord Prof. Richard Wellington H Prof. Paul Nixon Carroll Thompson Jones Earle Field Karr Arthur Hardy Lord Clifford Stanley Lyon John Joseph McDonald William Doty Maynard Raymond Warren Sherburn Ernest Stephens Carroll Raymond Ward usband e TK. IC. TA. Club Harry C. Storrs, President H, L. Walke1', Vice-President Howard V. Smith, Secretary ' E. B. Judd, Treasurer 1906 F. W. Welch 1907 M. H. Langill H. 1908 S. L. Ruggles 1909 F. M. Bartlett H. K. Hibbarcl H. 1910 H. V. Smith 1911 C. M. Cucldy H. S. Pierce C. E. B. Judd D. Porter A, S. W. Rockwood TD. 511. S. 1908 TLD. fin. S. C. Storrs L. Walker A. Waterbury I-I. Witte 1911 C. R. Abbott W. I-I. Cane 355 Uhr 2-X2giH,1Hn1.X3EX1H1l Ajlbillips Club Samuel K. Bell, President G. Herrick F. Kidder, Vice-President Thayer A. Smith, Secretary 1909 H. R. Bankart, E A. l... Graves, A S. K. Bell, E A. M. McCurdy, A C. A. Blake, E G. W. Oliphant, A H. T. Caverly, E F. Reagan, A E. Chappelear, E ' G. N. Shildrniller, A J. Clough, A F. West, A C. N. Dodge, A L. F. Wright, E 1910 H. W. Charleton, E G. H. F. Kidder, E J. E.. Downey, E W. M. Price, A H. H. Driver, E T. A. Smith, A J. I. Farwell, E L. B. Wallace, A J. Frame, E H. A. Wolff, E. J. W. F. Hobbs, E 1911 Cu. H. Adams, Jr., E. R. H. Hoit, E N. G. Burleigh, E P. McQuesten, E B. R. Cooper, E T. A. McGrane, E. C. W. Elwell, E A. lVlathes, E F. P. French, E. R. A. Morrill, E G. M. French, E l... A. Odlein, E 1912 W. I... Bierly, A R. P. Whitman, E C. W. Orr, Jr., E , H. P. Church, E H. B. Chase, E. Eartmnuih. 1111165131196 355 Karl G. E. Allen H. E. Burtt L. N. Brooks W. Ct. Card F. P. Burton J. H. Dingle Alrlfaverlyill Club George E.. Allen, President H. Pitcher, Secretary ana' Treasurer 1909 H. M. Bartlett 1910 H. E.. West 1911 1912 Williston Club John H. Dingle, President Joseph M. Smyth, Secretary L. C. Grau, Treasurer 1909 J. G. Driscoll 1910 J. M. Smyth 19. UR. S. 1911 I... C. Grau K. H. Pitcher H. S. Card J. R. Emerson C. N. Norton G. R. Carpenter C. F. Hitchcock EEU Ul1eA2gia,'1Hn1.3iXXHl1 H. C. Bales T. O. Parker L. H. Bankart G. O. Putnam T. E. Johnson R. B. Clement P. B. Briggs A. B. Butler Cushing Cflub W. M. Ross, President R, B. Locke, Vice-President C. Bales, Secretary and Treasurer 1908 - E.. C. Amiclon 1909 1910 1911 1912 Chelsea Club C. E.. Cummings, President R. B. Clement, Vice-President H. O, Sandberg, Secretary J. R. Hatch, Treasurer 1909 J. R. Hatch 1910 H. O. Sandberg 1911 1912 T. C. Lampee R. B. Locke W. M. Ross R. W. Hyde R. W. Sherwin I. H. Putnam C. E. Cummings H. A. Dykeman D. S. Fitz Enrtmnuth, 111116191336 351 'lawrence Club Edward P. Kelley, President John A. Scanlon, Vice-Presideni Ewart Cn. Horne, Secrelary Wilbur L. Taylor, Jr., Treasurer 1908 A. F. Vietor 1909 E, P, Kelley F. O,Brien A. M. lVIcCurcly G. W. Oliphant W. A. Siclley 1910 H. F. Collins W. T. Taylor, Jr. E.. H. Dusham S- .IOSSCIYU O. T. Taylor R- W- THYIOI' 1911 J. Barry C. I. Lyons D. A. Childs A. Scanlon A. Cuanley R. C. Norris 1912 W. L. Biery A. R. Miller E. Cx. Horne C. H, Sugatt H. F. Lena F. T. Wiel R. A. Wylde 352 Ulu Angie, 1HnI.36X3i1iI1 'Eastern New pork Club Russell D. Meredith, President Burton C. Miller, Vice-President Arnold S. Hatch, Secretary and Treasurer C. C. Blake F. L. Donovan N. G. Griffin J. Kerley B. C. Miller S. E. Arnowitz L. Muhlfelder J J. H. Randerson D C. Ashley R. C. Laing 1909 .l F. S. Austin, President James Ingalls, Vice-President F. S. P1 SH JP P13 S. Austin H. Poole H. Finn H. Chamberlain P. Donovan D. Allen J. Bonner we M2 if L. Tucker A. Sporborg 1910 W. H. Eastman A. S. Hatch R. D. Meredith S. B. Smith 1911 W. W. Marden E.. S. Poole H. M. Uline 1912 T. L. Brennock H. E. Marden lynn Club H. S. Fuller, Secretary O. P. Donovan, Treasurer 1909 H. A. Osborne H. A. Ward H. C. Whitmore 1910 H. V. Hyde James Ingalls l 1911 E. F. Chase J. N. Hazeltine J. A. Maguire 1912 E. W. Anderson H. S. Fuller J. W. Lewis N. P. Webber KENNEDY RECOVERING AN ON-SIDE KICK-HARVARD GAME THAYER SCHQCSL PEERADE L BEB E112 Argin,1Hnl.363E3EHll f55ette1' be bamneb than mentioneb not al all' TA Tfew Gentle 'lipplicalions Ir happened down home. -Carter 'I0. Hee-Haw end his name was Walter Rogers. His hooks are wernenis looks. -Fearing '09, Eternal sniiles his emptiness portray. -Theller '09, A wild and untamed spirit had he. -Hpeinie Hyde 10. Hwirh an I-turn-the-crank-of-the-universe air. -Tuclter '09, Comb down his hair. Lsehi Look! It stands upright. -Ingalls '10. He holds up his head like s hen drinking Writer. -Wine '09i An honest, upright, self-respecting, God-fearing rnierphef'-Cheeriess Richardson. Man delights him ner nor woman neirherf'-Asinrrrs '09. He clamns his foocl-but how he eats. -Osborne '09, HA newspaper pest, O dang him! And pelt him, and club him, and hang him! Pearl '09, Lax in his gaiters, laxer in his gait. -Williams 'O9. And panting time toiled after him in vain. -Sam King, All-American Manager 9 Bartmnuth, 151116116136 357 Your spirits are too bolcl for your years. -Count Morrill 'l l. God bless the man who invented sleep. -james G. Driscoll '09, Stiff in opinions-always in the wrongf,-Dean '09. l'm but a stranger here, Heaven is my homef,-lVleleney '09, He speaks plain cannon fire, and smoke ancl bounce. -Leonarcl 'l Past hope, past cure, past help. -Theller '09. Blow, blow, breathe and blow. -Phillips 'l0. So meek and mild, he favors much a quiet lamb. -Sheldon '09, I'm my father's son. -Powers 'I0. Hello Boysf,-Almon Barker. 'Swans sing before they clieg ,twere no bad thing Did certain persons Clie before they sing. B. Cooper 'l0, et al. of choir. Design for a New QPBK Key sas ZUl12Avgi5,Hu1.3iX3iH1l SCENE:-Room in center Fayerweather.-Crowd of gasping freshmen seated about the demi-god. HYes, sir, it was a l, of a night, the SX-1277, Bcozacll--, night I ever trod a deck. The old fSc5l5:535S??-, --icq-mis, wind was blowing like a 34',9-98r,,I',5SW,?, hurricane. The main sheet was bellied out, every ratline being drawn tight, and from my place at the tiller, I didnlt see how in 7WSJ5 ?':, 'ZSx6c8c8c? 3 O, I could bring the S45-D'I?, 151519-P: bark up into the djll, 5l5AW7?::, wind. We were shipping water like that old 8cCkfffff??x Professor ships his Scotch and soda and I thought we were clone for. Then above the fXfF??, --61-Hg, scream of the wind I heard that terrible cry, 'Man overboard! li. I stripped off my '5S??:XZX, c'5lH?Xl, shoes and grabbing a bunch of hot air in each hand I,l..L be eternally !l5AgZXgg?I, 'WXZQD f?:, if I didnit-.H Here the bells for the vesper service began to ring and the entertainment was broken up. E I remember, I remember the day that I was born, South Framinghamis Brass band turned out with every loud brass horn, A great bonffire burned in the square and tons of green light shone, But from the distant Hanover I heard a mournful moan. Captains of Tlnbustry Sam Matthewson cs fr Typen Hitchcock Big Samy' Bell Heinien Whitcomb Paddy Scherer James Glynnl' Driscoll Al Barker Bowlern johnson Texasn Morriss Lou Williams Bot Kimball Bill Pounds Spotsu Lyons is Bartmnuih, 111361131136 355 Nurseryville, N. H. January 3l, I909. Dear Professor Hemmerson: I have a son about eight years old, and on looking over your recent faculty rules I think your institution is just the place for a young man of his years. However I understand that although you still allow smoking and late hours, yet next year it is the intention of the faculty to prohibit them both and to fix the retiring hour at 8.30 p. m. When this is done the college will meet with my entire approval and will indeed be a model institution. I think the remarkable strength which your admirable administration committee showed in expelling all those wild youths for playing marbles for keeps is most commendable and I shall indeed feel happy to place my son under a set of such broad and liberal-minded men. Sincerely yours, A Fond Mother. P1 0 Z 2 o ii UU 1 sv 'J o 53 F3971 FWZ? OP? 033 r , . X ' .l. . f X X . C 1 A ' ff' f n s ' ' N. f D 3' L KF ' 'l 2 8 e '1'?',. for . . ea vs' 'F X 5 are ffl 'k i O . 0 - no g K. Abbott R. Childs S. Clark I-l. Dowclall C. Barker' C. Blake Cooper C. Davies M. Clute W. Crooks A. P. Duflie C. Church A. Evans J. R. Chilcls, President G. L. McClintock, Vice-Presidenl E. W. Fiske, Secreiary Cx. C. Davies, Treasurer Tlfonoraty member E. W. Fiske, D. M. C. l9II Tdictive members 1909 E C. A. Fiske H. T. Fleisher K. R. Maerker R. A. Pettingill ' W. M. Ross 1910 J. E. Downey C. Fay J. Frame A. F. I-lill J. W. F. l-lobbs 1911 A. S. Eiseman C. A. Forbes 1912 W. H. Harlow l... B. Lovell Founded l908 A. Schofield . lVl. Stone W. Worthen . F. Wright FS-'FU C. S. Lyon Cx. L. McClintock W. l... Taylor H. S. Winship J. S. Scotforcl R. -C. Thorne R. T. Young W. R. Shrigley R. P. Whitman Enrtmnuih, QIHQIEBIX 371 Seen emo Tllfearo Freshman, who is sitting beside Professor Lingley in one of Dr. Shearer's history lectures, and who takes him for a fellow student. HI-low in h--I do you manage to keep awake during these cl-n lectures?H Sam King, the tireless hockey manager, talking in his sleep, HI wish the fellows wouldn't call me the father of Dartmouth hockey until I can find an answer to their oft repeated question, iWhere's the puck, Sam?, H 'LWhy is Stubby's head like Paradise?', Because it is a bright and shining spot and there will be no more parting or dyeing theref, The good Professor Husband- I may measure my solidity by the amount of salary I get per year, but I hope I dont Chawley,' Shearer, lecturing in History I4 The interior of Arabia is very dry and sandy owing to the fact that there is no rain.H Is this your idea, Professor I-lull? ' Professor Hull-UNO, but I think it's a good one.', Professor Lyman-HCan you shave me without my removing my collarfy, Ed Orrill- Yes, and I can cut your hair without taking off your hatf' Professor Emery-HNOW, Brusse, your trouble is that you lack style. here are You-going, My N W .. Little Keq? lothf. Home ,, Lnhisory , nr, QT- Saud ff in A: W X 4. q if f O62 to TA night watchman Who is the man who assumes the high place Of the smoothest old fox of the janitor race? Who will show you no mercy and laugh in your face, If he catches you drawing to lill with an ace. V The man who is stealthy and smooth in the chase, But who,s never around when a rohtfry takes place. l'le'll gladly accept your choice cigarette, But you're down on report if he finds that you bet, l-le looks like a brigand, heis nobody,s pet, I-le can smell two miles off any goods that are Wet. I-le's your friend when in Sanhorrfs, he's trying to get A little hot dope on the men wh,re in debt. But, dear gentle reader, let's pity Jake Bond, For think how'll 'he'll roast in the torrid Beyond. Bartmuuth, 1311011111196 373 Ewo Toys Before College Openeo SCENE-Moon lighted heach. Collegian, tall and fair, and summer girl, fairer than anythingfever conceived in the Dartmouth Magazine, seated on a sand pile. Chaperon in the distance. TI-IE GIRL. My dearest! RALPI-I. fLazily, with intense enjoyment? Eh, wha-at? Say that again. TI-IE GIRL. I've written to Mamma and told her all about it. RALPH. Did you give her my love? TI-IE GIRL. No, I kept that all for myself. I thought you wouldnit mind. RALPI-I, fFeigning that dignity which is his greatest assetj I object awfifly. I-low did you know it was yours to keep? TI-IE GIRL. I guessed, Ralph. RALPI-I, CRapturouslyD. Lit-tle Bantamweight! ' TI-IE GIRL. I won't be called those horrid sporting names, bad boy. RALPH. I am in the habit of having people be pleased if I address them in any manner. I-las it ever occurred to you that I am engaged to you? TI-IE GIRL. Yes. Wasnit it all so wo-nderfulg I mean that Commencement ball and all that followed. RALPI-I. It does seem strange and yet it cIoesn't. fConjidentlp, in the same man- ner used when talking politics with Phil Chasey. You see, it could have been no one else. been TI-IE GIRL. fSoftlyj. No. No one else-for me or for you. It must have all arranged from the beginning. Ralph, tell me again what made you care for me. RALPI-I. I-low could I help it? You were you, you know. TI-IE GIRL. Did you ever want to help it? Speak the truth, Ralph dearest. RALPH. How could I help myself! 374 Uhr Aegis, Hui, 3636361311 r care for anyone else as you do for me? THE GIRL. Did you eve Th ver idea You dear heart, aug t hr me first what love is. RALPH. e y . , THE GIRL. But Ralph, my King, how could you write such thrilling love stories in your college magazine if you never knew what love was? RALPH, fflsidej. Now indeed I am trappedg I might as well confess the truth. fflloud but haltingly, his eyes lolvercdj. I have a secret, then, to confess to you. THE GIRL. My boy of boys! You know I shall want to know every one of your secrets, except those horrid college societies- to share everything you know with you. RALPH. Then I will tell you the truth. fLowers his head and whispers in her carb. I copied every one of those stories from the Fireside Companionn and, from long study of Laura Jean Libby, was able to put some of her most telling love scenes into them. That is all dear. THE GIRL. Oh! I am so glad. You are so honest, such a dear boy, Ralph sweetheart! CURTAIN. iff f IZ f f gg as If 53x I , ff .,.I 4 , Q 1' -. ' I sl . f WZ tg, - fn ,I ff' Kx gffi K, Zfffixk ax ..., i X X' ggi? L ,I ff- . fp f : ZW ga fl- ' ' as f-i - gpg. ,,F3EE f2?ifEig. Boliver Sherwin is so modest that he hates to look in a mirrorf' Earimnuih, 11110113336 375 Taba Table of the Ewo ffxncient mariners Once upon a Time there were Two great Big Husky Boys who Knew more about Sailing on the Deep than did old Captain Saville himself. They both had had so many Narrow Escapes that They had Lost count of the Number. They Liked to Say that the Good die young and thus their listeners were put Hip to the Great Truth that They were both Real, Big, Bad, Naughty Boys. Une of them answered to the Tough Cognomen of Clinch,,' because he was a hero of the Squared Ring. The Other was called Bunny because he was Soft. When They got Together the ordinary listener Did not Know what They were talking about because They used all the Expressions of Their Chosen Career. When People began to give Them the Hook and tell Them that their yarns had an Odor, they sought to create a little l.,ime.l..ight for themselves by posing as the Only Two who dared to take a long running Jump and enjoy a sea Trip during the Xmas Vacation, When the Vacation came They navigated about Boston and sized up the craft on the shoals and on the sand bars. They did not go to sea because They were afraid They might get chilled Feet. They came Back to Hanover Looking like two worn out cush- ions. If They mention Sea now, They Get the Big, Hearty, Laugh. , Moral-Donat try to fill a four Hush. Sometimes you don't catch. H 'Tis time you had a plunge young manf' said I to him. Said he, Oh! wait until a collar clean I lind, And other linen like in purity, And let me borrow that my shoes get shined, And Oh! pray let my hair be cut upon my head, So too the bristles on my facef, And yet-, When these things happen of a day, Who pray shall know me for old Duffie. 3713 Uhr Aegis,Hn1.X3E361HI1 There's a Senior in this college, Who is running o'er with knowledge, He is eminently fitted for our Prexy,s ruling crown. When he speaks we never cloubt him, Couldn't run the place without him, And we wonder what will happen When Ralph leaves A town. 1'- Q r On his face a smile enternal, Ever blossoms fresh ancl vernal Q II ' 1 V , L l-le has vari-colorecl neckties gr V that would make his best girl frown, In debating hels a winner, l ' I As a fusser no beginner, ' Q H I' But we wonder what will happen W when QW -f 339 Lauris l ff? N leaves - X l' 'X town. .' ' ' 'li Nlllll l ,I it M l-le's as fresh as nerve can make him, We should put him back and bake him, For his foolish grinning face makes him a clown, Oh! heis quite the cancly member From June until September. But-we'll all be very thankful When Theller leaves town, f W!! v 7 - , ' I nh, f ,f A WW X I f GZ f 1 I I I X !' V ' ?:t 9.:o'SQ0s ' I W f aQ.4 fwv'wM f f f 2429 QWWZEW? 1 2024 2 ,S x - f gg , , , , A' lllllllllXllllllllllilFOEll1l!ll1i1U? 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E Tlntroouctory Sign A Kick in the Shins Tass wore Grip Gimme a Chewn Counter with right, left to jaw Officers most 'fxalteo Knoesirable U Albert Battleaxe Schofield Olo wise One young wise One Bhig Reggy Glynn Driscoll 'Other members competing for these honors Were: Emmett Onlooker Naylor, George Ray Ameclon, Harvey Schwartz, and Samuel Manager King. I Tlflstorian Speaker of the Tffouse Apie Dillclock Saville David Johnson Tffeeper of the Sacreo Tfllug :Summer for the Ynoys Almon Barker Will Loughlin Gfustoolan of the Hasty :Razor Joseph Gillette Brusse Chief Gfbinners Walter John Lane, 509 Greasy Powers, 'IO Claire Alfred Pelton Duffle, 'll Ebe Other Veterans Tfrom Ebe Tfaculty The Good Craven The Genial Chuck Sears Sc Roebuck Babbitt Brainy Bowers Reeves Sir Julius Arthur Trom 'Gbe Eown Laundry Williams I-,orn Cove Phil Trachier Bob Cory . .lim Haggerty Jake Watchdog Bond Bartmnuih, 11110113136 379 Dennison Glass Arm Black T. Vincent Uniac J. Repartee Childs Admiral Saville Dutch Klopp Craven Laycock Theller Jowls Carroll Bottle Boy Bankart Tip Ryan T. Leonard Tubhy Downey Olympic Sherman Boliver Sherwin Jack Marks Jake Lovejoy Handsome Carlisle Ebe O16 Guaro Titrom the College Paul Revere Felt T. Sullivan Field 1909 and Dutch High Binder Peterson His Knihbs Maerker Cap Kelly Jim Driscoll F. Lemon Read 1910 Clinch Doc Foster Manager F ay Mickey Signer Theodoro Smith J. W. C. Tobin 1 91 1 Bowler Johnson Sam Richardson Jack Crooks Ballington Booth Keough 'ZX 'Eine on TA Tlfeg A Fool there was and they do Tell fEven as You and U! Of Keg, and Song and Party swell, The Fool he Thought that All was Well. He got Chuckls Card and then Got H-, CEven as You and U 2-'SU E132 Anglia, Hnl.3Q3G3QlHII verbose Verses We have a Social Lion, George Gonyer I Declare. I know he is a Lion for I've Seen his Main of Hair! Though we're Bereft, our Eric's Left In Foreign Lands to Travel The Relic of his Beard he Left To Grace the Chin of Saville. Here Lies our Beloved Lord, Who on us his Bounty Poured. And now Above in Heavenly Walks He still Talks on, and Talks, and Talks. When Leavit Does Convert the Men, He don't Do Things by Halfg They Clutch their Hands, Then Wring Then Hand to Him the Laugh. ln Hanover, Don't let me Die Of Measles, Mumps, or Croup. l want a Decent Burial, But Not in Common's Soup! Of all the Great and Mighty Minds Or Chests-Ah, there's the Rub! In Nineteen Ten, but Charlton, Sir, Got in the Webster Club! Study! Take a Great Fat Text Book, Fit to Make one Weepg Light a Pipe and Settle Down, Then Quickly go to Sleep! Who's the Fattest on our Faculty? Who Best of all is Fed! Why Doctor Shearer is the One. He Has the Fattest Head! their Hands ff! 1 MHZ Ze 5' 6 X1 4 f' 1 1 mc Af f'51?1W fn faiff 1 ffzf J KW f I5 'fsfajff ' 1511171 ' 11 ff H21 4 ,W ' 2 21510 1 7111 I +11 M6541 I 1 ,fff 58794 of 1 1,7 I 70 ,701 ,f1'?1 1f?'7f54Q7V 1 11111 if f 1155392 , My ny' 5119 ,1 14g ,lyrff 11 W y, 11 1 1 fv -ip! 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XXXHI1' h d f h kin hands that has ever John Foster, ll l, has probably the classiest met 0 o s a g been practiced in this fair little city of ours. John says that if you are careful you can do it, and gracefully, too, without scraping your hand on the ground. Maurice Kivel is said to be green with envy about it. And no wonder!! A ff Q.:- 15954 M' 1.51 X 11 ,F f 5 'C' 'fra ff ,ar X 5 fr 2441 7 1 jf? 5:- Q ff: 14 f, ...Lax 4' A r' 10 fa 5 ,i arf fra' Q:- 1 ff S I n.: I 5 Z gi. , -,ff ..: 3767 ' . 4-1 4' , '--an , if 'tr ,, . A ,- .Masses . a 2-.. -An-gzszcigmff-as-as-nai . :: .az Es.--maa1z:?2zf-'W -59- Hfnmrayifsaaf-5 r-was-s: gmiii5:.ezEi3! .dress J5:?Ei -Bras' ZF? 1 liiLi-E W- W gzazifiiz. ' 2 Erfiwi-:.::g'b-4Sz':'g' . '4zr:4e5:jf.95f:- -ess? ,ga-A 5, :wmv .ag-3' E- ea!-fe' nmv. ,ggi .- or V .ji 4 A1 ,,,f 'Q l-le's back from the continent, back from the isles, l'le's back with his yeoman's tweeds, back with his smile, Emmet Hay Naylor is back. He talks like a patron of art and of lit., l-le talks of the wonders of tombstone and wit, Evanston's Classic is back. Reserved is his place in the prodigies' halls, Reserved is his tomb within Westminster's walls, Duke de Toilette is back. Who are those fellows pushing their numerals down the street? Charlton and Barker, the premier athletes of the Class. Earimnuth, 911101911136 333 'iemon 'iimericks Hlfeep off of the grass. Get out 0, me Way, HBegorra 'tis Saint Patrickis Day, Hurrah for Killarney, Don't spake 0' me hlarney, Three Cheers for the Irish. Chas. Fay. as as We all know Rochester Lou Whom all you boys askewg In his Hclusetn perchance Are Hcucluroyn pants, Ancl his comments are oft a clark blue. Harry H. has that real bliase air Of satiety and well-I-clon't-carey His social reserve Never lacking in nerve ls a bluff for his poor savoir faire. There's a young upstart who feels That to fair ones his manner appeals, But of him they sav. Do you know D. l... I? Well, he thinks he's a tin god on Wheels. Edgar Hiestancl with his reacly I believef' Witlm his honesty ancl ace spot up his sleeve, His sanctity is sure For he's modest and demure And he's never hearcl that naughty word deceive. Everybody says of Dutchman Haserot, He tinks, hy gosh, he's Johnnie's on cler spot, He sure must have some stuff, For he works one darned good bluff Hoch cler Kaiser! What a fool house! Ach, mein Gott! Caruso Winship from Passaic With his manners reposeful and classic Has a high tenor voice And is Harmonyis choice For a lemon to sing embarrassic. asa efirrai-gra,mn1.eceeecu11 'Donor Sir Thomas Lipton D eaco n Downing Richardson Hall Ed O'Reilly Palaeopitus Beesil Parker lVlcKlintock A. F. Hill South Boston Class E Craver Layeoek Colgan Administration Committee fllunior Tlfonors Gift Har-stretcher A Good Cigar lVlufl:ler Hair Cut Parliamentary Rules Hot Air Feather Bed Looking Glass Golden Crown Savoir Faire Some New Jokes HlVlap of lrelandn The Hook Since the Aegis is issued by Nineteen Ten, Any actions for libel should be served upon them. ffiecipient A Nat Sherman Phil Foristall Hank l-laserot Gonyer President Tobin Jack Bates Sam Matheyvson Ed. Shattuck King Brady Diok Carpenter Charlie Fay Tip Ryan Whole D- College Eilfiililllifll, 131161113536 355 mrimoinlcllgmvut THE EDITORS OF THE NINETEEN TEN AEGIS DESIRE TO EXPRESS THEIR OBLIGATION TO PROFESSOR C. H. MORSE FOR THE USE OF VALUABLE PHOTOGRAPHS: TO PROFESSORS C. F. RICHARDSON AND E. J. BARTLETT FOR EXCELLENT CONTRIBUTIONS: TO MR. E. H. NAYLOR AND MR. E. M. MOFFATT FOR GENEROUS AND KINDLY ASSISTANCE AND ADVICE, TO MESSRS. R. T. R. HASTINGS, A. C. GOW, J. K. MASON. RUSSELL COWLES, FORDHAM RUSSELL, AND R. C. COPP, FOR DRAWINGS AND SKETCHESg TO MR. W. S, TUTTLE OF RUTLAND, VERMONT, OUR PRINTER, FOR HIS SPIRIT OF COOPERATION IN THE WORKg AND TO ALL OTHERS WHO HAVE HELPED TO MAKE THIS BOOK WHAT IT IS. BEE , 61112 Argis,1Hn1.3C363ENtl l Doble of Contents Foreword . . . Dedication .... Charles Henry Hitchcock . New Hampshire Hall . . Calendar .... Trustees of Dartmouth College . Association of Dartmouth Alumni . The Faculty . . . Massachusetts Hall . . Drawing of The Classes . 1909 Class History . . . 1909 Class Picture . . . Individual Records of Class of 1909 1910 Class History . . . 1910 Class Picture . . . Individual Records of Class of 1910 The Erstwhile Members of 1910 . 1911 Class History . . . 1911 Class Picture . . . Individual Records of Class of 1911 1912 Class History . . . Dispersing After Chapel . . Individual riecords of Class of 1912 The Old Row . Medical School- Faculty . Calendar . . Fourth Year Men . Third Year Men . Second Year Men . First Year Nlen Thayer School- 'Overseers . Faculty . Calendar . . Second Year Men . Intermediate Men . First Year Men Tuck School- Faculty . Calendar . Second Year Men . First Year Men . Summer School- Faculty . . . Summer School Stuclints , Campus Record . , , PAGE 4 5 6 8 9 10 12 14 32 33 34 35 36 54 55 56 123 124 125 126 138 139 140 153 154 156 156 157 158 159 160 160 161 161 162 162 164 165 165 165 168 169 171 Princeton Line up Fraternities . . Palaeopitus . . Turtle . . Sphinx . . Casque Si Gauntlet Dragon , . Round Robin . Athletics- Council .... Tribute to Edward Kimball Hall . E. K. Hall . . Captain Kennedy . Football . . Team, 1908 . Football, 1908 . Captain Elect Tobin Captain Glaze . Baseball . . Baseball, 1908 . Team, 1908 . Results, 1908 A. B. Shaw . Track . . Track, 1908 . . Team, 1908 . Third Annual Dual Meet . Varsity Managers . . . Twenty-second Annual New England ln- tercollegiate Meet .... Varsity Assistant Managers . . Fifteenth Annual Interseholastic Meet . Captain Walker .... Captain Dingle .... Basketball . . . Team, 1908-1909 . Basketball, 1908-1909 . Captain Leighton . . Hockey . . Team, 1969 . Hockey, 1908-1909 Tennis .... S. B. Smith . . . ' . New England Intercollegiate . . Tennis Team . . . Golf .... Team . PAGE 172 1 73 250 251 253 255 257 259 262 264 265 266 267 269 270 271 2 72 273 274 275 276 277 278 279 280 281 282 283 284 285 286 287 288 289 290 291 292 293 294 296 297 298 299 300 301 Bartmnuih, IJIHCEIQBHX 387 PAGE PAGE Sophomore Football Team . 302 Debating Team . . 336 Freshman Football Team . 303 Dartmouth Clubs . ' . 339 Wearers of the D . . 304 Musical Clubs- Commencement Poster . . 305 Glee Club . . . 340 Class of 1908 . . . 306 Mandolin Club . . 342 Commencement I908 . . 307 Band . . . , 343 Class Day Exercises . . 308 Choir . . . . 345 Commencement Day Exercises . 309 Orchestra . . . 346 Degrees Conferred in Course . 310 Cast of The Other Fellow . . 347 Honorary Degrees . . 312 The Dramatic Club . . 348 Honors Awarded in 1908 . 313 Y. M. C. A. . . . 349 Prizes Awarded in l908 . 3l5 Chess Club . . . 351 Commencement Appointments . 316 Press Club . . . 352 Junior Prom Poster . . 317 Webster Club . . 353 junior Week . . . 318 Dartmouth Congress . 354 junior Week Program . . 319 Deutscher, Verein . 355 Fraternity Dances . . 320 Classical Club . . 356 Society Circus . . 322 Prep. School Clubs . 357 The Promenadersn . 324 Phillips Club . . 358 Cast . . . 325 Haverhill Club . . 359 Scenes . . . 326 Cushing Club . . . 360 Chorus . . 327 Lawrence Club . . . 361 Dartmouth Publications . . 329 Eastern New York Club . . 362 Dartmouth Board . . . 330 Cuts and Grinds . . . 365 Aegis Board . . . 332 Junior Honors . . . 384 Dartmouth Magazine Board . 334 fx? i ,fist ,I f Guoughl' hw i u, 8 mana A SW L B it A XX G ?luM,m l Epms. Q fftilw' 1 is 5 D1 VY? X L- V I k Qxfqx ' F -- -:LQ-.3 -1-,.,r-. f X1 lv-f 1.5: .'.Iq.I .3 :Ig g r-lax .X r Q5 -,ne 1 x,I, 1 1 ' vu ,.,,I,. , .,I.l...I .. 1. .. :'-N--'5'45'-'2.-.I':'.F'-ff--'-Yvz.-K :It2':'?f.'f -ch asf - 1 -.TK-.N-1' kt:M.-2'5 -If-:L .Zwf'-' - -. V II N3i..J,3:I3:-.I,1-I1.5-I j.'.1-I-.-:g,I.Iw .: .:'?gg.-.':- 3- Al'-113-L ..' 1-,:.3 1:-gI-QI:-3 9.-:gs'.1,i1-s-Q-5-'. - A - . .....,,,:- .-IMI..-.,.Vg--.-'w-.',I.c.LCM., :.I:1I--.:.'. '. :.f.I'-I,.1 IA.-A.: 4.1:-. .1-'.:: 1 25,9 ,- 4--1--1:-1.-:.?:,,g if--:Q Sr' .- ::'- -.-ic. 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Dartmouth Pharmacy . Dartmouth Press . Davison Sl Ward Derby jewelry Co. Dietzgen, Eugene Co. . Dudley, Charles H. . Frank Brothers . Glines, T. St Co. . Goodhue, Cx. A. . Guyer, A. W. . PAGE . VIII . XXVI . XXV'I XI . XV III . VIII V . XI . . XV . XX . XIII V IX V . XX IV IX IX . VI . XVI .X XXI . XXI . XIV . XII . XII . XXV . XX . XVI . XXV . XII Hammond Typewriter Co Hill 8: Harrower . Howe, H. T. Co. . jenkins Brothers . Johns-Manville Co. jones 81 Sargent . Langill . . . Locke, Isaac 8: Co. . Mascoma Electric Light Co lVlclVlorrow . . Peterson, Carl V. . Pierce, S. S. 81 Co. . Poole, Dr. W. H. . Portland Stone Ware Co. Purdy, E.. 81 Co. . Quimby, W. S. Co. . Rand, George W. 81 Son. Raymond, G. P. Sz Co. Sanboxn . . . Shattuck Sz jones Shuman, A. Sz Co. . Skinner, George E.. Co. Smith or Son . . Suffolk Engraving Co. . Tavern Cafe . Tuttle Co. The . . Tuttle Co. The . . Wadsworth, Howland or Co. . Waterman, C. W. . Waterman, L. E.. Co. . York, C. F. 81 Co. PAGE xvxxx xv xxv vxxx vxx xxxxx xx v xxvx xx xxv xx xxx xx x xvx xxv xxxxx xvx x vxx xxx xxvx xxxxx xxx xvxx xxxx xv xxv xxx xxx ESTABLISHED I8l8 M239 , WWW i entlemefz? Jurninhiixg units, BROADWAY coR.TwENTv-sEcoNn sr. FINE SUITS and OVERCOATS Ready-Made To Measure Travelling Goods Tvveeds for Rough Wear Ulsters Steamer Rugs Cabin Bags Trunks For Automobiling Caps and Gloves, Gentle- men's Motor Coats, Slip- ons, light and heavy . . . Dressing Gowns Lambs' Fleece Polo Ulsters Luncheon Baskets Flasks Pipes Furnishings Everything usual 3 m u C h unusual Club Colors Scarfs Belts Hats Dress and Negligee, Hunt- ing Silk Hats, Many Eng- lish Novelties ..... Shoes From the desirable Lasts Walking Shoes Hunting Boots Slippers We offer everything for Wear while riding, driving, hunting, automobiling, golfing and for tennis and polo Illzmrafed Catalogue, alto Booklets Mailed an Regan: HOTEL CUMBERLA D S. W. Corner Broadway at 54th Street, New York Near 50th Street, Subway Station and 53d Street, Elevated KEPT BY A COLLEGE MAN 7- . it Q A Headquarters we ' Of gyzwgkwm av . CH ENE awww W 5' U Q ,lai nie E115 1: aammmimmm - ' is FWS: 5 1 : -: i3ggj:3 .tmII A.. amgiiymm, mmsmywmwf . 'SFF SE: 5 Ufi?ffL ' Ideal L o c a t1 o n . Near Theatres, S h o p s a n I Central Park . . . ' Special Terms for - College Teams Most Attractive Hotel in New York City. All outside rooms . . . SEND FOR BOOKLET TRANSIENT RATES S250 WITH BATH AND UP NEW, MODERN AND ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF HARRY P. STIMSON, R. J. BINGHAM, Formerly with Hotel Imperial Formerly with Hotel Woodward IV INTERCOLLEGIATE BUREAU Cotrell 81 Leonard Campion 4172, 4741, 4176 Broadway Albany, N. Y. ' Makers of the Caps Gowns and i Hoods To Dartmouth, Amherst, Boston University, Williams, , r Brown, H , , , , ,W mbia, Princeton, Chicago, Wellesley. Bryn Mawr, and the others Reliable Materials Reasonable Prices Class Contracts a Specialty TAIL OR Men's Furnisher Dartmouth and Amherst Copely Square Hotel A. H. WHIPPLE Proprietor Headquarters of Dartmouth Men when in Boston Huntington Avenue ' Exeter and Blagden Streets BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS Isaac Locke SL Co. P f s 'sf . r lqf llfm z El i ui' ll - - V 'Ill - is fs- Q .-v ..,:r ' .fan :SE-w1f,,fff'f1' .Lg'-'-ilfiglf ' iw '. ,.. , ,, , F 59 si! 71, 3 ' A g t' fi' 97, 99 and 101 Faneuil Hall Market, BOSTON and 156 Main St., BAR HARBOR, MAINE Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fruits, Vegetables and Hothouse Products Special attention given to Hotel, Club and Fam- ily Orders. Orders by Mail or Telephone receive prompt and careful attention. DARTMO TH COLLEGE EHOUNDED 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 More'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. Mr. 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 countryf, The importance to the College was such that the recommendation of one of the Counsel in the case has been practically adopted: H1 would have an inscription over the door of your building, -'Founded by Eleazar Ufheelock, Rgfazzndfd by Daniel Webrter. ' ' ' 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 1863, to the degree of Bachelor of Science. , 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 Hrst year, 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. The Thayer School of Established in 1871. Offers a general course of study and Civil Engineering practice in Civil Engineering, so developed as to include the essential principles of all important branches through two years of professional preparation. The Medical School Established in 1797. The course covers. four years of lec- W ' tures, laboratory and 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 VI J. M. ASBESTOS AND MAGNESIA PRODUCTS 1, Portland Sectional Conduit 1 P' d B 'l C ' ipe an oi er overings 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 MMMMMMMMMMMMMMM N i Fregzzefz fly repreyefz ZELZI in Hanower by Mr. F C. Bradman . , s mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm VII C. D.BROPVNc'3CO. DESIGNERS AND MAKERS OF Hdfdwdfg COLLEGE JEWELRY and Sfocvgj Fraternity Emblems 'i' IZ'3zH5a:si1,iE,s: BOSTON, MAS S . BRIDGMAN'S BLOCK Hanover, New Haffrprhire Jenkins Bros. Valves R For High and Low Pressure For Steam, Water, Gases, Acids and Oils il 'ii' 5 .I enklns ll l i E '96 Sheet Packing lg -i ' 'S 5 Will make a joint that will be absolutely tight, that will not rot, burn or blow out, and that does not have to be followed up. It is less expensive because much lighter in weight. Has stood the test for more than a 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 133 N S th St PHILADELPHIA 71 .I h Street, NEW YORK 31 N C I St t CHICAGO 62 Watling Street, Queen V t Street, LONDON VIII Conzlolnnenff W' ine AR CHITE C T TEE DARTMOUTH BOOK BINDERY Undertakes any description of Linen and Leather Binding Old Bindings Restored Library Binding a Specialty A TRIAL ORDER SOLICITED L. E. HARTSHORN 15 Main St. PR0PRIETORHan0ver, N. H. Portland Stone Ware Company Manufacturers of . 'lf ' 2 . E Lib' esgeteeegegnggxjfetentt 2 2 ?il5f'?53EB?l5!t3EEiE'E2E E 2 B 5 Relnr b iby ordering of us you can get deliveries in New England i apgalgigtdgxis. III srrated Catalogue and Test f Sewer P'p 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. TELAPHONE CONNECTION Dorifnonfn Book' Sfore E. P. STORRS, Proprielor L Books, Sfoiionory Fancy Goody College Pnoliontlons-new nncl olcl Dofneftlo nno' Inzporforl Czggnrf ' Cfzgnrotfcfs, Toonooo flgent for inf Leading Fountain Pen Com- panies-elvery pen warranleo' Oppoflfe the Inn Hanover, N. H. J. E. PURDY 81. CU. 288 COLLEGE B O Y L S T O N PI-IOTOG- S T R E E T YVORK RAPH ER A 3332 TO SPECIALTY AEGIS 1910 BOSTON, MASS. J. E. PURDY sz OO. SHATTUCK JONES Fresh Fish 'Q W4 1255 f fi 1 I H:-latrqsr Wham.:-E :rf 1:4ff'fg'f 421, HE- f -- gf 'wifi 'igg' -' -2 ' --A -' f i! - Lgfjai' , 4' ' N---:ff -ff' ' 1-fe -if' 128 Faneuil Hall Market BOSTON, MASS. X cMORROW College Shoes for College Men 53.50 to 58.50 per Pair 238 Washington Street Opposite Young's Hotel BOSTON, - MASS. Write for Catalogue I-f-,,,,.. mmm! l 1 nl lllmilllnllml Tae ll xr HM W ll PM HPHY ll COMPOUNDED ll H5 I,-g1:,CE Co K4 a Il ll Sf W ll li,K'3t2li l15lfii:,l:,l'Q5i',,Q'ifl 325195 I ll i'lllllillllislil, 'I it 7 'l?ur.,r5l!riaf' . CQ .t. -r :,.4 ...L .' I l,,,,ll.,f. 1 Jiri: .1,. f ,A,,.l I!! I'1ri1'tflif Y ,lt,l ttt- tQ't.' I- t'4,t- T llt 33 I BETTER THAN COFFEE RICHER THAN COFFEE SEVEN-EIGHTHS COFFEE C. L. BERGER 81 SO 37 WILLIAMS STREET BOSTON, MASS. Improved Engineering and Surveying Instruments M- HEY secure in their instruments: N - Accuracy .of divisiang simplicity in Q, ' manipulationg lightness combined X 1 K with strengthg achromatic telescope tg I Frith high powerg .steadiness of ad- if J' E in lustment under varying temperaturesg . A stiffness to avoid any tremor. even in ' '-Da stronz windy and thorough Work- Y ' , 'W manship in every part. ' Their instruments are in general use ' wfx ' by the-U, S. ?overnment engigeef. M, f gr WI, geo ogisr? anim' sun eyors, ande the llllllllll 11 , ' ?ffmur' 5 1 H - , range o ins umens as ma y them for river. harbor. city. bridge. tunnel, railroad and mining Engi- lllldlllllllllllllllll 54 'g . D ,, i- ' neerinz. as well as those made for triangulation or topographical work Amr 4-0, Elini' F: -- 'iEifi.......-- -J and land surveying. etc.. is larger -Y L than that of any other firm in the f country. Y l e' Illustrated Manual and Catalogue sent Un application DARTMO TH 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 . . arteris JEWELRY TORE Successor to N. A. FROST Watches Properly Repaired and Warranted . . HANOVER, NEW HAMPSHIRE A. W. GUYER GRUCER We also carry a line of Fancy Groceries for Dinners and Banquets Fruit and Confectionery FRESH BREAD Every Day TWO DOORS BELOW THE INN HANOVER, N. H. TAVERN CAFE Cafe Service for Ladies and Gentlemen nl!- Ice Cream, Sandwiches, Macaroons, and other foods sent out on order EUGENE DIETZGEN CUMPANY 214-220 East 23rd St. 181 Monroe St. NEW YORK CHICAGO 615 Common St. 10 Shutcr St. 16 First St. NEW ORLEANS TORONTO, CANADA SAN FRANCISCO Manufacturers and Importers of ENGINEERING MINING and I SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS y 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. Class Canes Banners Emblem Pins Prize Cups and Medals A Specialty of College Work Estimates and Designs Furnished Derby Jewelry Co. Concord, N. H. J. C. Derby W. I... Fickelt XII COMMONWEALTH HOTEL OPPOSITE STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, MASS. W ' fi 'fiii .' I .f i I V, A, QQ!! ., i 1 'yiii -M-:L-- A .L V ii' 'T' il- P255 1-fm - A , li Offers rooms with hot and cold Water for 81.00 per 'day and up, which includes free use of public shower baths. Nothing to equal this in New England. Rooms with private baths for 81.50 per day and up5 suites of two rooms and bath 51.00 per day and up. CAFE AND DINING ROOM FIRST-CLASS EUROPEAN PLAN ABS OL UTEL Y F IREPR OOF Stone floors, nothing wood but the doors EQUIPPED WITH ITS OWN SANITARY VACUUM CLEANING PLANT Long Distance Telephone in Every Room STRICTLY A TEMPERANCE HOTEL STORER F. CRAFTS Lessee XIII CARL v. PETERSONlFURNIT RE Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases, Curtains, -' l-- Drapery, etc. Chiffoniers, Couches, Morris and Office Chairs Maker of Men's Fine Clothes at reasonable prices Room F urnishings---All Kinds Pressing and Cleaning STUDENT'S FURNITURE Garments called for and de- , a specialty livered Suits 820.00 and upwards George W. Rand 8: Son Briclgman's New Block JUST BELOW PCST OFFICE HANOVER, New Hampshire fCT I Y ' Q Q The Largest and Best he B S Stocked Store in this Section STOCKED WITH Dry Goods, Clothing, Ladies' and Gents' Furnishings Footwear, Hardware, Groceries Feed, Lime, Cement and Coal STORAGE CAPACITY 15 Cars Flour and Feed. 1200 Tons Coal DAVISON E5 WARD XIV C. S. Clement8lC0. Mercianf Tazfory 'f f P'l 'I P'T P'f P'f T T l f P'JF F T I'4 f' 155 Main Street NASHUA N. H. W. E. BOWMAN flair Czzifzhg, Skarzvzbeg Sbazmpoomg RAZORS HONED BZ!! AT HANOVER INN ff les Instruments in Sets and Singly-T Squares Triangles-Slide Rules-Ink-Papers Pencils-Drawing Boards, Etc. CATALOGUE IS FREE Wadsworth Howland 8z Company INCORPORATED 82 and 84 WASHINGTON STREET BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS DISCOUNT TO COLLEGE STUDENTS Hill SL Harrower Wholesale and R t l Wall Papers Friezes and M 0 u l di n Q s 25 and 27 Cornhill Boston, Massachusetts COMPLIJWENTS Sanborn ,S OF THE Billiard Hall W. s. 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XVII MODEL VISIBLE NEW HAMMON 12 X -.- A--1 -r, ,Lu :, ,nr:.f:,L-Q,4.I, X ' ,','.2:,.., Ziff' , . Q?7Qf'f'-f , ' W4'7fflJlf1T721Y- STANDARD OF THE WORLD TYPE INTERCHANGEABLE-all languages ALIGNQIVIENT-perfect and permanent IMPRESSION-uniform flight key action? NEW AND SECOND-HAND MACHINES FOR SALE AND TO RENT SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND PARTICULARS The Hammond Typewriter Company 101-111 MILK STREET, BOSTON, MASS. XVIII A lgiiliiil in A nllliimv' ll , N ugm',,r -J.- A 'ml' mlfllllmvi'lil11Glii:i-lI :::HH -unlI,!I!,,lmf.I!llIn nm I lnillllln IIIVN-of E ' 'lllmIIllll lv 'lnI'f1y' Allllllll H'ill'll llIili .ml , lv'vi5lll'll. 'M-' ' ' 'lvvl1 illil'l ' ' - - ll 0 .. ll l 1' -'I n llllu I I ' - - . I I uni ln- - - in' 0 N llll I' - Q 1 HHH.. ,lm ,,..n.,, Hull nl.. llllhll ,,u15pl.,,M I .lm , , ,Wm l, I mn X W mllllll.. Mmm' n 1!l!1IIIII'!!lIIJIlIII' D u.::II,, I-Hnlxl 4 J 1: . - . 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The Globe trade-mark is our guarantee. ll l , I I s s L x s B G0 ' I 7:2 s-.Q s Ch M 74?-M In fi., 5 F 136 sc J s , Ms.-vu! I2 cola L L 4 sn da Hs,-.owe PMS GEORGE E. SKINNER, Pres. E. STANWOOD HOLLIS, Treas GEORGE E. SKINNER COMPANY Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Chicago Dressed Beef and Pork Products MUTTON, LAMB, VEAL, POULTRY and GAME. BUTTER, CHEESE, and EGGS Hotel and Restaurant Supplies a Specialty 21 DOCK SQUARE AND Z8 FANEUIL HALL SQUARE Telephones Richmond BOSTON XIX -l---i 3123+-r+4-fi-+4-+++++++++++++++fm-+++4-3: -2- -1- -1- -1- CFOSS, CO. -Ii 'I' - 4- 'P' E- E FIFTH AVENUE E.: -1- 33 'P' fl- W hofemfe Grocers E B 0 0 t Sh Op E amz' Coffee Roczyiery 3 i gg: - 3 Builders of Smart College qv-I: ROBERT F. MEECH, Manager 3 Shoes -za: 'i' -3- 21 224 sth Avenue New York 5 4- -1- 0 xc 'P K' White River Jct., F k Br th fl: 2401-+-1--r-M+++-v-P+-P+w++++1f-+++'f-+535 DA RTMOUTH PHOTO RODMS First Door South of Post-Oflice Fine Platinotype Pictures A Specialty A large assortment of Local Views always on hand LANGILL The College Bookstore H A N 0 V E R 1 N N Text Books, Students' Sup- plies, Plain and Embossed Stationery Waterman' s Ideal and 6 'Non- Leakable' ' Pens Pictures and Picture Framing Dartmouth and Fraternity Banners Mem Book Prints, Col- lege Views P H 0 T O G R A P H E ,R The College Bookstore Agency for Eastman's Kodaks and Supplles I XX . . . THE . . . Dartmouth Press id? W is Hanover, N. H. Dartmouth Pharm acy Headquarters for PURE DR UGS M EDI CI N ES CHEMICALS and TOILET AR TICLES The filling of Physicians' Prescriptions A Specialty Agents for the famous Belle Mead Sweets L. B. DOWNING Dr. W. H. POOLE Bvntizt OFFICE HOURS 8.30 a. m. to 12 m. 1.30 p. m. to 6 p. m. TO.NTINE BLOCK HANOVER, N. H. 0. 12 YORK 59? co. Represented by C. F. YORK M6V6kdWf Teflon WINTHROP BLDG. Up one Hight 7 Water St., Cor. Washington St. BOSTON, MASS. Telephone Main 25129 FRATERNITY DIE STAMPING . At Lowest Rates Consistent With Quality of Work WRITE US FOR A THE TUTTLE COMPANY R,UTLAND,VERMONT THE FOOTBALL COACHES XXII ' 'P 'P :Q-is-+++++++-M-++++++S-hi4+++++++++l4+++++++++fw+++fr-+++fra-iwxnfxmiqfxwxafr-44'i,faffx-3 -2- -1- -2-1 va- -:- . hz- gg THE SUF FOLK ENGRAVING Sz jj -2 la- -st -1- 5 ELECTROTYPIN G C O M PANY 55 -2- la- -a -2. I2 234-236 Congress Street E va 3 BOSTON, MASS. Eg E3 Branches in Providence, R. I., and New York City E Z . -1- -21 , hz- Z EI I2 Furnish Illustrations for this annualg The Yale Banner, if -1- 22 Pot Pourri, and other high grade College E: IS Publications . E er- -:1 fe- itwww-+M++++1f+4a++++++++11+-M-4+-11+PP+JP+++vw4-++++++++M-+t1+++++bfwiwwrwr-55 Established 1882 Incorporated 1904 Q GEO. P. RAYMOND CO. . GFOCCYICS and eat Costumers M S We have a complete line of fancy and Staple Gro- AMATEUR WORK ceries and Meats W A SPECIALTY Tobacco and Cigars 5 Boylston Place BOSTON, MASS. W tOff Boylston St.l Telephone 0Xf0rd 145 XVILI VIEW OF CAMPUS THIRTY YEARS AGO Athletic Goods Including Football, Baseball, Track, Golf, Tennis, Basketball, and Gym- nasium Supplies Men's Furnishings, Cravenettes, Suitings, Overcoats, The Banister Shoe, Wachusett Shirts, Fowne's Gloves, Browning-King Clothing,etc. Art Photographs and Furniture Banners, College and Fraternity ' Jewelry Outfitters to Dartmouth Col- lege and Preparatory Schools Send for Catalogue Charles H. Dudley C. W. WATERMAN Livery, Sale and Feed STABLE SINGLE AND DOUBLE RIGS First Class Service at the Right Prices OPEN ALL NIGHT LEBANON STREET Hanover, - N. H. The H. T. Howe Coach, Livery and Transfer Company Makes all trains to and from Han- over, day and night All train orders must be at Stable Ollice forty minutes before trains are due at station Hacks on order any time day 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 Mar3' Hitchcock Hospital work Sli all X IZ Bnllflf X-K saw sa.. X If you want the best shoe at a fair price, don't do yourself the injustice of buying shoes before ex- amining Stetsons. THE, The Red Diamond on a STETSON shoe strap is always a guar- svloe: antee of excellence. Stetsons cost from 55.50 to 59.00 the pair. G. A. GOODHUE XXV
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