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' 1 gg - :Mi '1 'b 1l4Eff.Q?': f .. 11 1 '1?-5',1l.'u1- 1 ' f1f '-1 .ff H - 'ff 'wi 1 1 11 . Y x .' 11.1. -5.1 '- :1-'..'1f'i , . .,.. , ,... 1 55 1. , rw-1 I AA1.v - ' ,1- ..5,,1..1 111519, V ii? '- X xl . 1.1 ..- 1 . 5'--I ' 'V 1 -Q-' ' . J .- - -.. r .L .gil M .:...4..A ml- . 1, H z.U..1,' V Qu. 71 1 M Y 1 I 1. .J V 1 .1 . , . 1 7 -1' 11 -1' . .,1,.j,5,- ., .ff 'N 71:3 511. ' zu-: ..-1-. 1 ' .td-f.. Wwf if 1906 HARVARD CLASS ALBUM ' BY THE P,I'IOTOGRAPI'IIC COMMITTEE HOWARD MOORE TURNER ' AUSTIN RGGDDARD GILL BEATON HALL SQUIRES ,IQJSI -- A ' 1 w +4444u4 4uI U TI-IE UINIVERSITY PRESS CAMBRIDGE MCMVI I X l l ,- , LE BARON R. BRIGGS, AUM., LLKD' NA-I-I-IANIEL 5, SHALER7 5,133 LL.D' FRANCIS G. PEABODY, A.!llI:,lD.D. JOHN H. XVRIGHT, A.M., LL D Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences Dean of the Law,-ence gcientilqc School Dean of the Faculty of DIvmIty Dean of the Graduate School ' l -.4 BYRON S. I-luRI.Bu'1', A.M. Dean of Harvarcl College fd. April IO, 1906, XVILLI.-XM L. RICHARDSON, M.D. Dean of the Medical School 67 1 l JAMES B. AMES, A.M., LL.D. EUGENE 1-In SMITH, D.M.D Dean of the Law School Dean of the Dental School rf- i 1 sz? - Lf i ff f gs . ' ,k,.. '-J,-Kuff: . iv' 1 'Z' xy .f-'HN ff A ' F rv - .fm-XM i51'.1ri4,.- ' M WEE' if-6 51 .. 1,-Ziff' , A 1 we .ak .?:..ia: - . IK . -,-Lis, ,,..i - 11- 'glgigqhlfrzzg sw . r v31.' .:.:::v 'Q hxg 1 W , Q , . .. 4 H 5 f 43. ,C,:s.:p:j rv 1, . . . cl E5 34 f Y QS W f opp' Nr ,Jang 'gg f ' 5? ' wwf! ff'? W' , 51 3 'Jr A W as. ff f '79 gif N43 ,C Viv ,Zigi ' A .. ff 2, Q3 ww ' ff ' XJ Q 5 , sf af Y Cm'mRT fx' ADAMS' SB' AERAM P. ANDREW JR Ph D IRVING V .su-:f..sfff2i?f5u Ifaiaix BABBITT A M X.- 'nfs' f . 1 , , , - f -1 - - i - - GEORGE P. BAKER, A.B m5t7 'l I H' 'NO' 0 Eleftflfa hI'gmeefmg Assistant Professor of Economicsr 5 Assistant Professor of French Professor gf Engligh ,. , A , . , Y , GREGORY P. BAXTER HEINRICI-1 C. BEIRWIRTH, Ph.D. MP-NME B0LHhR, Ph.D. CHARLES L- BOUTOM Ph-D Assistant Professor of Ci1CmiSfl'y Instructor in German Assistant Professor of Mathematics Assistant Professor of Mathematics. ,W M fr sf ' - 522274E'T?55'71?4W711'f'?Wi f :'i:Z- T7 2 'Q .ri-iii Aw 651353 1 r -4- 32:51.-1: : 1 -as :is fsiwwca Vi -4 49222.-ess:-Q ' ,455-5'1-II , 'P .iii-, .z-gyz..:s V ' .-'fin r. '5'y::.: 1' , -fr .a-wax? -,: . 14-'.:.g.s-r'p4 max J 2:-.ff JD -41' 43, 1, xcmsi l 4. l- - ',, ..:1543:1M,-.441 I :1il:E' :3f .4 1 'fr V ' J. R. BR:VAKE'1'T CHARLES J. BULLOCK, PILD' XVALTER S. BURKE XVILLIAM E. BYERLY, Ph.D Instructor in Charity, Public Aid Asgigfanf Pyofesgof of Economics A Graduate Naval Academy and Correction Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering Professor of Mathematics ll - , , THQMA5 N- CARVER: Pl'-U XVILLIAM CASTLE, Ph.D. EDWARD CHANNING, Ph.D. GEORGE H, CHASE, Ph,D, Pmtessolh of Polmcal Economy Assistant Professor of Zoology Pl'0f6SSO1' Of HlSi0l'Y Instructor in Classical Archzeology ARCHIBALD C' COOLIDGE' Ph'D' JULIAN L. COOLIDGE, A.B., 13.50. C1-aA1aLEs T. COPELAND, A.B. GEORGE W. CRAM, A.B. Assistant Professor of History EUGENE A. DARLING, A.M., M.D. Instructor in Hygiene Instructor in Mathematics , 'f -vSZ5'S?1W:-7'!fZZ5'221'f1-'MWiZ'i?4 ' wi 4'V V . ff N, fff1pmw1e- .,,f 4, 1fA.,, .lf5,nQ'f' U, i,y,g72',gfa.A,'7' 33 1. fi: ,f-f Q' ' 'fair' ,lf 1 31 ' :ff it L- we -f1:1affb:14+,w5 V .. 9641, ,nmislgng S -1' l awn :,z:9,f-zasivz - JJ- ,196 ff- f, if-A212 3 -1v.P-1. l- ' V - 1fs1f1f:a:Ls'l.fq'fm, L i f ' it ser if 1 1 VVILLIAM M. DAVIS, M.E,. Professor of Geology Instructor in English Recorder ROLAND B. DIXON, Ph.D. Ernimm EMERTON, Ph.D. Instructor in Anthropology Professor of Ecclesiastical History Q W. C. Iffxmnxniaxz Instructor in Anthropology i - ' 1 s. . XYl1.L1,xM G. FARLOW, M.D., LL.D. W. W. FENN MERRHT L' BERAALD' ' B I Assistant Professor of Botany and Assistant Professor of Cryptoganiic Botany Professor of Theology l in the Herbarium N. T. FISHER JEREBIIAH D. M. Forum, Ph.D. KUNO FRANCKE, Ph.D, JOHN H. GARDINER, A.IS. 'XSSNRHY Pl'0fCSS0l' of FOFGS-YYY Assistant Professor of Romance Languages Professor of German Literature Aggigfgmt Professor of English Iii-wlx F. GAY, Ph.D, GEORGE L. Goormuz, BLD., I.L.D. CHARLES I-I. GRANDGENT, .-LB, CH.ilzLEs Gnoss, Ph.D. Xssistnut l'mfessor of Economics Professor of Natural History Professor of Romance Languages Professor of History CHARLES B- GULICK, 1'1h'D. Emvm H. HALL, I h,D. T. HALL, IR., A.B. PAUL H. HANUS, 5.13. Asgigmnt Profeggm- of Greek Pl'OfCS5-01' Of I-'hy:iCs Instructor in English Professor of the History and Art of Teaching XVILLIAM F. HARRIS, A.M. ALBERT B. HART, Ph,D., LL.D. JOHN G. I-IART, A.M. CHARLES H, HASMNSV P11-D. Assistant Professor of Greek Professor of History Instructor in English professol. of History . ., , - , ADAMS S. HILL, A.B., LL.B., LL.D. IRA.N. HoLL1s. A.M., L.I-I.D. , ALBERT A. IIOXVARD, Ph.D. YVILLIAM G. IIOXVARIJ, A.M. Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory fEmeritusj Professor of Engineering Professor of Latin Instructor in German 9 llEffTOR il- HUGHES, AVB-. 513- E. V. HUNTINGTON, Ph.D. CHARLES L. JACKSON, A.M. ROBERT T- JACKSON: 5-D- XSSL Professor of Ilyclraulics and Sanitary Assistant Professor of Mathematics Professor of Chemistry Assistant Professor of Palieonlologl' Engineering llixxs C. G. voN JAGEMANN, Ph.D, TI-IOMAS A. JAGGAR, JR., Ph.D. VVILLIAM JAMES, M.D.,Ph.etLitt.D.,LL.D. EDXVARD C. JEIIFREY, Ph.D. Professor of Germanic Pliilology Assistant Professor of Geology Professor of Philosophy Assistant Professor of Vegetable Histology l.-EW15 J- l0HNSUN. A-B-I C-E FRANK L. KENNEDY, A.B., S.B. ARTHUR E. KENNELLY, Sc.D. GEORGE L, Ku-1-REDGE, A,B,1 LL,D, Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering Assistant Professor of Mechanical Drawing Professor of Electrical Engineering Professor of English IO E , , I s i CHARLES R, LANMAN, Ph.D-Q LL-D. JAMES L. Low, A.M A- LAWRENCE LOWELL, A-Bw LLB' THEODORE LYMAN, Ph.D. Professor of Sanskrit Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Professor of the Science of Government Instructor in Physics Secretary of the Lawrence Scientific School . ,. ,Q Fi g, , .,. f H - S's:,fK'.Q-... 1 M- 4-5:f'. 2,2 ' i5'?-5'25iQ7:.f1I1 V , , ,., A , , i u H . 5. i Q DAVID G. LYON, Ph.D., D.D. 51,-A5 M, MACVANE7 Ph,D, PHILIPPE B. Mfxncou, Ph.D EDXVARD L. IWARK, Ph.D., LL.D . Professor of Divinity P,-Ofesgoy Cf History Assistant Professor of Romance Languages Professor of Anatomy L. S. IWARKS, S.B., M.M.E. CHARLES H. MOORE, A.M. CLIFFORD H. IYIOORE, Ph.D. EDWARD C. MOORE, P11-U-1 D-D Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering Professor of Art Assistant Professor of Greek and Latin Professor of Theology G iso R G ra In Mooius, AM., D.D. l'mI'cssor of Theology , LL.D. NIORRIS H. MORGAN, Plz.D., LL.D. H. W. lllORSE, Ph.D, HUGO NIUNSTEIKBERGJ Ph.D., M D LLD Professor of Classical Philology Instructor in Physics ' Professor of Psycholog - , 5 :'f E fj , l, .k ' mf sf. -if 5 , . , -.S A. L H fi 1 1,1553 W- li- NVN140, Pl!-U-, LLB. XVILLIAM A, NEILSON, Ph.'D. ARTHUR O' NORTON' AM' FREDERICK L. OLMSTED . . , h '. J, ' . . . , . 'E - Y , l'1SU'lIClU1' H1 f 0V01'mUCHf Instructor in English Asslbtant I iolcwol-of fl? Ihbtoll and Art Professor of Lzinclscape Alcliitectuie N of 'l eachmg lYll.l.l.-XM lf. lisumrln l'h.lJ- CHARLES PALACI-Ili, Ph.IJ. GEORGE H. lj.-XIJXIIER,A.lVl.,l-lti1.D.7LL.D. CH,xRLEs P. PARKER, J l'rr-fc-ssnr of Mnflicmartics Assistant Professor of Mineralogy Professor of Philosophy Associate Professor of Grcelr and Lwtln I2 r r r X i GEORGE H. PARKER, S.D. l5ENjAiri1N O. PEIRCF, Ph.D. JAMES M- PEIRCE, AlN, Assistant Professor of Zoology Professor or Mathematics and Natural Professor of Astronomy and Mathematics 1JllllU50l3llY Cd. March 21, 1906, JAMES S. PRAY, A.B. FREIJERIC W. PUTNAM, A.M., S.D. EDWARD K, RAND, P1-LD, Assistant Professor of LanclscapeArchitecture Professor of American iArch2t:ology and Agsisgm-,ig P1-Ofegggy of Latin ' Ethnology f.l.lllEODORE W. R161-r,xRos, Ph.D. lVILLIAM Z. RIPLEY, Ph.D. fBEN.lAMIN L. Romxsox, Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry Professor of Political Economy Q PI'OfCSS01' of 5YStCm3UC BOUND' GEORGE W. PIERCE, Ph.D. Instructor in Physics ' 'bf '17 4 1 65,4 wkvrf QW yi, era? i V I, ., ., - '- :LJ A .4,-gg.. , V M f,Qj5,,fi5:j if A-iff' f. 5 'il Ar'-.f-L' 5115.2 ' - 2:5-3f1g5:1:5:r.2 f 35' V 75-?f'3i'11E '. I 11' - Tifgifi '-2135-E - .f -3.1 , 1355? iii: . .ure-' mwtrf ...V ,'.-ogg.-13...a.43 -, ws . V iff .4443 5 13351.-'i'f at . 12 F ,..:2if'?-f ' 4 GEQRGE S. RAYMER, A.B., EM Assistant Professor of Mining FRED N. Ro1:1NsoN, I'h.D. .flssistant Professor of English Jams II. Rwrrfs, AJS-, S-T-B- DENMAN W- ROSS, P11-D- JOSIAH Rowe, Ph.D., LL.D. c. R. SANGER, Ph.D. Professor of New Testament Criticism Lecturer on the Theory of Design Pi-Ofessor of the History of Philgggphy Pi-Ofessor of Cliemisti-y ALMQRT SAUVEUK, S,B, XVILLIAM H. SCHOFIIQLD, Ph.D. EDWARD S. SHELDON, A.B. ARTHUR A. SHURTLEFF, S B Asst. Professor of Metallurgyand Metailography Assistant Professor of English Professor of Romance Philology Instructor in Landscape Architecture- 11i2Rru1RT W. Smrri-r, Ph.D. XVALTER R. SPALDING, A.M. FREDERICK C. DE SUMICHRAST l'rol'essor of Greek Literature Agsigfgii-it Professor of Music Associate Professor of French 14 tx we eb Xxx O X X X tty, Riot XXX X 3 QQ QQ A X t me if ..:EsI. ., 5 i vinyl -. , . X fax V -3 . W '- ' 21:-Iiae-:-ffxf 1 'fit' -Qui.-.1-siizf i Q 'f,:g..,.5:.:: ' ,. ' , if :bis - f-efM'1:-:::se2-'?fF-:rf- Mr-nS?P :rw W. DANA SWAN Instructor in Architecture FRANK lv. TAUSSIG, Rh.D., LL.B. RQLAND THAXTER, Pl-LD Professor of Economics Professor of Ci-yptoganiic Beta 'CRAWFORD H. Tov, A.M., LL.D. Professor of Hebrew JOHN TROYVBRIDGE, S.D. Professor of Physics ROBERT DEC. XVARD, A.M. H. L. VVARREN, A.M. Assistant Professor of Climatology P1'OfSSSOr Of ArChiteCtUrC H. G. THOMPSON, A.B. ny Secretary for Appointments JOHN A. WALZ, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Germa EUGENE XVANBAUGH, LL.B., H Professor of Law M1NToN VVARREN, Ph.D., LL.D. E. I-I. XVELLS, A.B. Professor of Latin Assistant Dean of Harvard Col HENIQX' A. TORREY, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry LL.D lege ll,XRlllL'1 l' lVIiNDliI.I,, .X.li.' 'CHARLES H. lvl-IITE, S.l3., A.M. Prufussor of English Assistant Professor in Mining and Metallurgy 1 f Aviv.-.-.'1Z-I.-1-M ,. .4 .. W- :-.,.11.11. .1f11., ,z .1-3:5 211452-1'affairs:-rg 'n' ' ' . .L 2.-512222452212 .. 4 1 gg.:-41:5'f V---1 --+1 4114- fat, geisgvzerzzapfg-1 41 ,: .9 , lmwxp. .L 1-1-1 .41-1 Wi llw .-mmf' Y V -1'-'IL W -' 1-'V -31 12. ,f ' --3: 5:3'1fI' W, .,...l ..,,. D 'Q-'s :fm WXX N. 'f ' N .A . 4-ww-,f4a1.,.::5q:-1-z 'fu- , 4 1.5 , ,. . 75777. H. BAAY- -I:- . .. , :ia -.,,., ...W 3-:mf 25? iss 'level' ,, yas, x -, Nz' , Sf z,N - 'I vm We 1.'i -r Hoxtfvrro S. XVI-l1'1ffE, A.B,, 1' , f nf I M :J s A 1,5 , I ' , R 1 s J 2 , , ,J f , . 1, , 3 4 , , . f , wi 5.?.,r.,'f 4 . .. -WI' ' . , 1 N Nil, t I, I f K. f' 3 X 1 ', ff rj Q, f P I y I Z ,JR X N , ,, , . , Q5 2 ,, .- f f , ,t R G. 'I 75 4 ff A mf, M f -f' X Q ll F 11:1-H 1' as 4 5.f.- sz--r Q' A. '-:lil 5: :F-,-E-53?-f . 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STEVENSON, Capmiu A. E. MCCAR'I'Y G. F. GREEN H. MACCOLL C. R. LEONARD ' E. P. CURRIER J. W. SIMONS N. K. HARTFORD A. L. CASTLE UNIVERSITY TRACK TEAM V ROGERS BOWSER EDWARDS DOYLE BECKER COBB RA-ND SOMSRS BRINSMADE HEDIN QUINLAN KING CLARK DODGE BUSH LOCKWOOD CROSBY GILMORE FORD LATHROP, Cafzfh HADDEN O'BRIIsN ROOSEVEL'I' FORD TURNER DIVES WHITMAN THOMPSON STONE STODDARD J'IMMIE,v Rubber QUINN,Caafh STEVENSON T HUBBARD OVESON YOUNG BOYES SAMPSON DICK GRING :KERSBERG GRAVES,Ilf1Z7l!lgc'7' HANLEY KING GRANT HOWARD MINOT RowE,A.mkia:ztMannger r UNIVERSITY CREW SQUAD J. Lowau. N. F. EMMONS G. G. BALL S, B. SXVAIM H. LORD WRAY, Caarh C. WIGGINS A. B. MASON A. G. GILL C. E. TILTON J. RICHARDS G BACON S. W. FISH R. L. BACON P. W. F1.IxT A O. D. FlLI.1cv, Cnfmm D. A. NliXX'HALL R. M. TAPPAN J. RICHARDSON G. GLASS XV. F. EMERSON. Illinznger F. M. BLAGDEN, Coxxwzzin R. V. A RNOLD, Coxswfzm G. KVHITNEY, Ayxzklalzt MI7ZtIkgL'7' UNIVERSITY HOCKEY TEAM , A. Wlxsolc, '02, Cmfb 1. P. W11,LE'1's R. S. TOWNSEND J. INICNIASTER, 73'az'nfr VM. H. Ivvx-E. MACLEOD N. L. TILNEY, AftZ7l1IgL'1 C. C. PELL A. FRASER-CAMPBELL D. A. NEWVHALL, Capmfn M. L. NENX'HALL 'l'. S. SAMPSON MUSICAL CLUBS PIER1AN SODALITY I PRINCETON DEBATERS A ? ai?'AL1s DEBATERS - ' 1-Ilnscn W. M. SHOHL A. TU1..1N A. Fox A. H. ELDIZR C. A. SMALL A. P. BIATTHENV G. W. H1Nc1c1.rx HASTY PUDDING PLAY-f'THE'WANDERER ' , AN ARABIC MUSICAL COMEDY IN TWO ACTS-LIBRETTO AND MUSIC BY GEO. HONVLAND COX, JR., '06 AB DAH LA BEN AB DAH LA LA LA LA BANG BANG, Sultan of Morocco .. - .......... XV. G. MEANS, 'O6 GUIKO, the Court Jester ........., R. M. POOR, '06 IMA HUSTLER. The Wanderer. An American S. D. PRESTON, '06 SLAVE ........ ' ........ A. G. GRANT, '07 J. SOUTH WEST, an Englishman . . H. D. CHANDLER, '06 SALLY, an English girl ..., . B. L. YOUNG, IR., '07 RHAMAM, Commander ofthe Su1tan's Army . . H. XV. NICHOLS, RAS EL NIANAR, The Prophet .... '. . ' 1.1. ROWE, -CAPTAIN KNOTT, U.S. Cruiser Stripes . . . A. M. IIARLONV, BLUE WAG TAIL BIRD ....... R. S. TOXVNSEND, THE HATCHET ...... E. J. FRASER-CAMPBELL, IR., FANCHETTA . ..... H. B. SAXVYER, 1o7 107 !O7 707 '06 '06 PI ETA PLAY-NTI-IE GIRL AND THE CHAUFFEURH MUSIC BY A. T. DAVISON, JR., '06 LAWSON LIFTER, promoter and magnate of Chicago F. R. PLEAsANToN, '06 MAY LIFTER ............ R. D. MURPHY, '08 ANNIE LITTLE LIFTER ........ C. N. EATON, '08 JAMES CHRISTOPHER LOVEWATER, missionary to Japan E. H. BAKER, '06 FRANKLIN EDISON MARCONI BLUEBELL, a Yankee wireless telegraph, telephone solicitor and operator . . H. L. VAN ORMAN, '08 ADMIRAL II-IAVBEN A. BUMSKIVITCH of the Russian Battleship Sinkavitsky .......... 7 . . F. H. WHITNEY, '06 MICKY SMUT, ist Chauffeur . . C. E. Nici-ioLs, '06 BOOK BY V. DIGNOWITY, JR. '06 PIGGIE PIERPONT, 2nd Chauffeur, a pennlless graduate, seeking a position .............. G. L. Yocum, '07 D. WEBSTER SMITH, a young lawyer . J. V. DIGNOWITY, JR., '06 SIGARET, hotel maid, afterwards maid in waiting to May Lifter M. W. JOPLING, '06 NAMI KAMI, ward of Marquis Hari Kari . . . H. L. MURPHY, '08 MARQUIS HARI KARI, Governor of Province . D. MACFADON, '06 ADOLPH HASCHAUS, manager of Hotel Sands of the Sea. F. W. TAFT, '07 MESSENGER BOY ..... . P. P. MARION, '08 WUN LUNG, aChinese servant . . . . A. DEAN, '08 TU LUNG, a Chinese servant . . . H. L. OLMSTED, '08 f v--Mm ff, DELTA UPSILON PLAY-UTI-IE WISE-WOMAN OF HOGSDONH YOUNG CHARTLEY, a wild-headed gent BOYSTER, a blunt fellow ...... SENCER, a conceited gentleman . . HARINGFIELD, a civil gentleman . LUCE'S FAxTHER, a golclsmith . JOSEPH, his apprentice . . . . OLD MASTER CHARTLEY .... SIR HARRY, a Knight, who is no scholar SIR BONIFACE, an ignorant schoolmaster leman . . T. F. jomss, . . . . H. IQEMPNER, . . E. R. ISRUMLEY, . . T. EATON, . G. W. BRICKA, . . F. S. Howiz, . . . R. H. LORD, . . . G. I. HIRSCH, . . H. MCI. HOLMES, '06 707 707 'OS 107 'OS '06 907 '06 W. J. TABER, Sir Har1'y's man ......,. A COUNTRYMAN, client to-lVise-Woman . . C. A SERVING-MAN . LUCE, a goldsmitlx's daughter . . . A THE SECOND LUCE ...... . T. GRATIANA, Sir Hem'y's daughter . . . . . THE WISE-WOMAN OF HOGSDON . . C. B. A KITCHEN-MAID ....... . . P. CITIZEN'S WIFE . . . . . DICCORMICK, 'oS '08 '08 W. BURTON, F. KIMBALL, . M. HURLIN, 'o6 W, KNAUTI-I, R. S. EUSTIS, 107 507 W13Tnx2R12i,i., 'o8 N. GARLAND, lo8 H. P. BR IIEU, '08 DEUTSCHER VEREIN PLAY-HDAS STIFTUNGSFESTU EIN SCHWANK IN DREI AKTEN VON GUSTAV VON MOSER DN. SCI-IEFFLER, Advocat . . . . O. L. M. H. LYDING, 'og HARTWIG ......... . E. F. HANFSTAENGL, 'og BERTHA, seine Frau ..... . . T. W. KNAUTH, ,O7 SCHNAKE VEREINSDIENER . . G. A. Sci-INE1DER, ,O7 KOMMERZIENRAT BOLZAU . . . . F. DEXTER, 'oS BRIMBORIUS, Festordner . . . . O. W. ICNAUTH, 'og WILHELIXIINE, dessen Frau . . . . . M. XVERTHEIM, 'c6 FRANZ, Diener bei Bolzau . . . . L. CARROLL, '06 LUDMILLA, ihre Nichte . . H. C. KNOIELAUCH, 'OS DIENER BEI SCI-IEFFLER . . . . R. L. HALE, '06 DN. STEINKIRCH . . . . C. XVESSELHOEFT, '08 SGANARELLE . LISETTE . . LUCINDE. , CLITANDRE. AMINTE . . LUCRECE ,... M. GUILLAUME . M. TOMES . '. EUGENE, interpreter HOGSON, Englishman JULIEN, lover . . LEGARCON . . . DINSPECTEUR . CERCLE FRANCAIS PLAY ' L'AMOUR MEDICIN -MOLIERE . . . F. DEXTER, '08 . G. A. SCHNEIDER, '08 . . D. GARDTNER, '07 . F. UMR. STOREY, TG. . . A. S. A. BRADY, '08 . A. R. MAGRUDER, '06 . . . . XV. MCK.joNEs, '06 . . . . W. G. XVENDELL, '09 AUANGLAIS TEL QU'ON ' LE . . F. L. WARR1N,jR., 2L. . . F. M. GUNT1-TER, '07 . F. DER. STOREY, 1G. ..... . . C.L.HAY,'o8 . . . . . J. LER. XVHITE, '07 Ballet: M. S. YVINPENNY, '08 fetoilej, G. A. LELAND, IR., '07, H. W Trio Singers: H. B. SAWVYER, '06, H M. DESFONANDRES . M. MACROTON. . . M. BAHIS ..... M. FILERIN. . UN NOTATRE ...... CHAMPAGNE . . . . IJOPERATEUR CHANTANT PARLE-TRISTAN BERNARD LES AGENTS DE POLICE . ' M,1SS BETTY ...... LA CASSTERE ...... V . jf . . S. IQELLEY, '09 F. M. GUNTHER, '07 A. F. HURLBURT, '07 M. XVERTHEIM, '06 V. ONATIVIA. JR., '08 . H. W. NICHOLS, '07 . . j. P. S. EIARRISON, '09 W. G. MEANS, '07 4 L. G.MoRR1s, '07 A. S. A. BRADY, '08 .C. G. KIAYER, 2L. . NICHOLS, '07, C. C. STETSON, '07, P. BIGELOWV, '09, L. F. GILBERT, '06 . C. XVASHBURN, '06, AH. L. MURPHY, '08 THE HARVARD CRIMSON-SENIOR BOARD P. H. Novxzs R. W. BEACH S. K. BECKER . H. C. XVASHBURN E. I. FRASER-CAAIIPBELL J. D. ELIOT N. IQELLEY L. I. NEALE C. BURLINGHAM W. G. GRAVES THE HARVARD LAMPOON D. W. STREETER A. A. DOLE' L. H. CUSHMAN W. PIERCE E. D. BIGGERS M. GRISXVOLD K. G. CARPENTER R. B. GREGG R. J. VVALSH S. ERVIN G. SMITH I. B. HUSBAND W. B. LONG J. I. TRACY, IR. H. F. MACCOLL J. H. BRECK D. G. FIELD T. N'ENVBURY S. D. PRESTON C. D. DAvoL, Serrefary T. S. FARRELLY, Preszlem' H. E. VVINLOCK, Ibzk R. XVHEELXVRIGHT A. G. GILL G. A. LELAND, JR., Treasurer H. W. NICHOLS THE HARVARD MONTHLY . Ii. Rovers O. C. XVAGSTAFF J. W. BAKER I. L. PRICE I. H. XVI-IEELOCK R. M. AEKUSH W. F. Low A. P. CHUM C. T. RYDER M. WERTHEIM H. A. BELLOWS, P1-ef. C. E. VVARE, JR. F. D. VVEBSTER II. HAGEDORN, JR THE ADVOCATE A E. B. SHELDON V. DES. XIERDI . II. HAGEDORN, JR2 ' W. FLETCHER R. J. WALSH J. H. BRECK I. WVEARE J. L. PRICE W. GOODWIN W. L. STODDARD H. W. BELL H. D. CHANDLER H. S. WYNDHAM-GITTENS E. L. SHELDON R. W. BEACH, Prerifieazt F. C. IRVING, Smvlfzfgf T. D. SLOAN 1. HINCKLEY E. D. BIGGERS V. W. BROOKS HARVARD ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE W. R. SMILEY H. F. KELLOG A. H. PERKINS F. D. LITTLEFIELD G. C. TONVNSEND H. A. MUMMA A. E. Woon P. G. LAMPSON CLASS GROUPS 1906 FRESHMEN CLASS DAY OFFICERS F. A. GOODI-IUE A. C. BLAGDEN I-I. A. BELLOWS I-I. B. SAWVER R. S. IJEQNARD J. L. XVHITE A. G. GILL. R. GRANT, JR. N. IQELLEV W. G. Glmvlss H. M. TURNER J. R. MONTGOMERY B. K. STEP1-uzNsoN I. D. NICI-IOLS W. F. EMERSON F. H. NEsM1'1'11 COM MENCEMENT SPEAKERS A. E. Woon O. TODD PHI BETA KA PPA DEXV. H. PARKER J. DEQ. BRIGGS A. M. HURLIN . L. BLOOMFIELD ' H. L. HEALY H. A. BELLONVS J. W. PLAISTED T. F. JONES I-I. P. ARNOLD F. C. WHEELER A. N. HOLCOMBE J. MURDOCH, IR. O. TODD A. A, PARKER K I 5. 1906 FRESHMAN BASEBALL TEAM ' 1906 FRESHMAN CREW 1906 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM SENIOR FOOTBALL TEAM LER. IQING N. L. TILNILY, Zllfzmzger W. S. FRANKLIN J. LUPIEN W. PIOLMES J. V. .DIGNOVVITY I. R. HOOPER R. B. EMIIONS C. P. HARRINGTON C. R. CRAIG R. GRANT, JR. I. PRENDERGAST W. F. EMEIISON, Capiam T. D. SLOAN R. H. XVILLIAMS J. O. BAILEY P. R. IVIANAHAN C. D. DAVOL SENIOR BASEBALL TEAM H. A. TAYLOR O. TODD T. S. FARRELLY J. L. BURNS J. D. NICHOLS, Capfain C. W. YVICKERSHAM' E. L. GRANT E. ROTH L. R. COFFIN W. C. HOL!N1ES A. G. MACKENZIE . , x .I fy, .-4 :'K T ' - TF. 155- - f' .. ,Ig nf f SENIOR CLASS CREW R. 1-I. WILLIAMS RICE, Caafh W. H. GIBSON H. S. Loma H. R. SHURTLEFF, .fwfmager F. S, KELLOGG L. BURCHARD G. SXVITZER J. L. WHITE, Capnzm S. CAIIOT E. I-I. BONELLI, Cgxfwdlill 1906 SENIORS CLASS PORTRAITS, LIVES, AND CLASS HISTORY A A CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN six 65 EDMUND QUINCY ABBOT Born july, 1884, at Wforcester, Mass. Pre- pared at Wforcester Classical High School. Home address, 38 Wfilliams St., Wforcester, Mass. Secretary and Vice-President Class Debating Club, Chess Club and Team, Round Table. NVENDELL P. ABBOTT Born May 8, 1885, at Lawrence, Mass. Pre- pared at Phillips-Andover. Home address, 103 Summer St., Lawrence, Mass. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. 3 LAIVRENCE R. ACH Born.September 6, 1885, at Cincinnati, Ohio. Prepared at IVoodward High School, Cincin- nati. Home address, Cincinnati, Ohio. PHILIP C. ACKERMAN Born january 24, 1884. Home address, 742 Union St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Class Lacrosse Team, Freshman Debating, Zoological Club, Harvard Natural History Society, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. HOXNARD KEITH ALDEN Born at Bainbridge, N. Y. Prepared at Oneonta Normal School, Oneonta, N. Y. Home address, 8 Fifth St., Oneonta, N, Y, Freshman Banjo Club, Freshman Debating Club, Sophomore Debating Club, 1906 Round Table, Varsity Banjo Club. FREDERICK VVILLIAM ALDRED Born February 18, 1883, at Wfaltham, Mass. Prepared at XIVZIIIDEIITI High School. Home address, VVa1tham, Mass. St. Paul's Society. CHARLES LESLEY AMES Born at St. Paul. Home address, 501 Grand Avenue, St. Paul, Minn. Harvard Memorial Society, junior Class Relay Team ROBERT AMORY, IR. Born October 23, 1885, at Boston, Mass. Pre- pared at Volkmann School, Boston, Mass. Home address, 279 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. Zeta Psi Club, Hasty Pudding Club, Institute of 1770, D. K. E., junior Class Crew. CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX HORATIO LE SEUR ANDREWS Born November Io, 1882, at Cambridge, Mass. Prepared at Cambridge Latin School. Home address, 1044 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge. Pi Eta Society, Glee Club C19o3j. LEONARD A. ANDRUS Born june 28, 1883, at Dixon, Ill. Prepared at Phillips-Exeter Academy. Home address, Dixon, Ill, Exeter Club, Harvard Engineering Journal. XVILDER ANTHONY Born April 3, 1883, at Boston, Mass. Pre- pared at Stone's and M. S. Keith. Home ad- dress, 123 Sewall Avenue, Brookline, Mass. TOHN XY. APPEL, IR. Born at Lancaster, Pa. Prepared at Franklin 81 Marshall College. Home address, 228 Lan- caster Avenue, Lancaster, Pa. Captain Second Basket Ball Team, Phi Kappa Psi, IQO6 Round Table, University Debating Club, Senior Debating Team. XVILLIAM HENRY APPLETON Born in 1883, at New York City, Prepared at St. Mark's School, Southboro, Mass. Home address, 26 East 80th St., New York, Ni Y. Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Sphinx, St. Paul's Society, A. D. Club, Hasty Pudding Club, Manager Sophomore and junior Class Foot- ball Teams. GREGG ARMSTRONG Born in 1881, at Cincinnati, Ohio. Prepared at Exeter, N. H. Home address, Cincinnati, Ohio. C HERBERT PERCY ARNOLD Born October 2, 1884, at Quincy, Mass. Pre- pared at Quincy High School. Home address, 153 Elm St., Quincy, Mass. Phi Beta Kappa, Harvard Memorial Society, Classical Club, Round Table. JOHN RANDALL ARNOLD Born October 24, 1885, at Boston, Mass. Home address, 38 Coddington St., Quincy, Mass. A History Club, japan Club. CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX 67 ALBERT R. BACON Born April 22, 1884, at Bedford, Mass. Pre- pared at Exeter Academy. Home address, Bedford. Mass. The Ivy Club, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Frater- nity, Poverty Club. ,IOHN ORA BAILEY Born September 26, 1880, at Searsboro, Iowa. Home address, Grinnell, Iowa. EDXVARD HOLBROOK BAKER, IR. Born February 18, 1883, at Cambridge, Mass. Prepared at Cambridge Latin School. Home address, 112 Lake View Avenue, Cambridge, Mass. , Pi Eta Society. ' GEORGE KLINE BAKER V Born at Lancaster, Pa. Home address, 44 North Lime St., Lancaster, Pa. THOMAS BARBOUR Born August 19, 1884, at Marthals Vineyard. Prepared at Browning's School, New York. Home address, II VVest 53d St., New York, N. Y. Travellers' Club, Vice-President of Natural History Society. XWALTER FREDERICK BARKLAGE Born December 20, 1884, at St. Louis. Pre- pared at Central High School, St. Louis. I-Iome address, St. Louis, Mo. Triangle, Engineering Society, Electrical Club. HARoLD JAMEs BARRETT Born May -14, 1885, at Somerville, Mass. Pre- pared at Brookline High School. Home ad- dress, III VVinthrop Road, Brookline, Mass. Camera Club. JOSEPH L. BARRY Born November 21, 1880, at Lynn, Mass. Prepared at Lynn -Classical I-Iigh School, Home address, 23 Tudor St., Lynn, Mass. CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX I DONALD CRASSGUS BARTHOLOMEVV Born in 1883, at Bloomlield, N. I. Prepared at Stones School. Home address, Salem St., Malden, Mass. Pen and Brush, Phcenix, Institute of 1770, O. K., Amphadon, Signet, Hasty Pudding, President of Lampoon, Stone's Club, Cercle Francais. REUEL XYILLIAMS BEACH Born Gctober 9, 1884, at Dedham, Mass. Prepared at Browne S Nichols School. Home I address, Wfayland, Mass. Stylus, Signet, Round Table, Advocate CPresi- dentj, Crimson, Deutscher Verein, Freshman Mandolin, and Banjo Clubs, Union Library Committee CSc-:cretaryj . SIDNEY KENT BECKERC Born September 6, 1884. Prepared at Heath- cote School Buffalo N. Y. Home address 1 I 7 J 7 North St., Buffalo, N. Y. Crimson, Institute of 1770, Hasty Pudding Club, Stylus Club, Digamma Club, Memorial Society. MANLY CDLTON BEEBE Born August 12, 1883, at Pleasantville, Pa. Prepared at Titusville,iPa., High School. Home address, Pleasantville, Pa. A ROBERT NVALDO BELCHER Born March 14, 1883, at Newark Valley, N. Y. Prepared at Phillips-Exeter Academy. Home address, Newark Valley, N. Y. l ' PAUL BELLAMY Born December 26, 1884, at Chicopee Falls, Mass. Prepared at Chicopee High School. Home address, III North St., Springneld, Mass. ' I-IENRY ADAMS BELLOXWS Born September 22, 1885, at Portland, Me. Prepared at Boston Latin School. Home ad- dress, 115 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. President of the Monthly, Student Editor of the Graduates' Magazine, Class Odist, Hasty Pudding Club, Signet Society, Deutscher Verein, Memorial Society, Round Table. ' HENRY GUSTAV BEYER, IR. Born May 24, 1885, at Wfashington, D. C. Prepared at Milton. Home address, Portland, Me. Signet, Amphadon, Hasty Pudding. 4 A CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN' SIX 69 ARTHUR CAMPBELL BLAGDEN Born in 1884, at New Yorlc. Prepared at Groton School. Home address, 16 East TOtl'l St., New York. Porcellian Club, Sphinx Club, Institute of 1770, Hasty Pudding Club, Signet, O. K. EDXYARD BATES BLANCHARD Born February 1, 1883, at Lynn, Mass. Pre- pared at Wforcester Academy. Home address, Princeton, Mass. ' WILLIS EDMUND BLODGETT Born December 29, 1883, at Springfield, Mass. Prepared at Springfield High School. Home address, 402 Central St., Springfield, Mass. LEONARD BLOOMFTELD ' Born April 1, 1887, at Chicago, Tll. 'Home address, Elkhart Lake, KW is. Phi Beta Kappa. ' VVILLIAM FAY BOERTCKE Born September 5, 1884, at San Francisco, Cal. Prepared at Lowell High School, San Francisco. Home address, 1812 Wfashington St., San Francisco. ' FRANCIS GOODNOXW BOGGS Born january 3, 1883, at Cambridge, Mass. Home address, 336 Broadway, Cambridge, Mass. Triangle Club. ' GEORGE ROBERT BOGGS Born August 2, 1885, at Wfashington, D. C. Prepared at W7estern High School, VVashing- ton, D. C. Home address, Wfashington, D. C. Southern Club, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. ' EDXNARD HOOD BONELLI A Born November 15, 1882, at Lynn, Mass. Prepared at Boston Latin School. Home ad- dress, Boston, Mass. Second Newell Graded Crew Freshman Year, Newell 1906 Crew Sophomore Year, First Newell Graded Crew Junior Year, Ivy Club and Freshman Debating Club. CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX SAMUEL BABCOCK BOOTH Born October 29, 1883, at Philadelphia, Pa. Home address, Germantown, Pa. Delta Upsilon Fraternity. ROBERT REMINGTON BORDEN Born July 6, 1884, at Fall River, Mass. Pre- pared at Browne cv Nichols School, Cambridge. Home address, IQ2 Lincoln Avenue, Fall River, Mass. Institute of 1770, Phoenix Club, Sophomore Class Crew, Freshman and Varsity Banjo Clubs. GEORGE FRANCIS HASKELL BOXNERS Born November 19, 1883, at Clinton, Mass. Prepared at Clinton High School. Home ad- dress, 287 Chestnut St., Clinton, Mass. Sophomore Debating Club, Anthropological Society. ,IOI-IN TAYLOR BOYD, IR. Born February 17, 1884, at Philadelphia, Pa. Prepared at Brookline I-Iigh School. Home address, 52 Harrison St., Brookline, Mass. Pen and Brush Club, Deutscher Verein. ' QUINCY ADAMS BRACKETT Born july 7, 1885, at Wfoburn, Mass. Pre- pared at VVoburn High School. Home address, I7 Highland St., Wfoburn, Mass. Delta Upsilon, Harvard Musical Club, Presi- dent Harvard Chess Club, Chess Team, 1902- 1906, Class Tennis Team, IQO4, Harvard En- gineering Society. ' VVILLIAM FRANCIS BRADBURY Born january 24, 1883, at Louisville, Ky. Prepared at Louisville Male High School, Louisville, Ky. Home address, 429i Park Avenue, Louisville, Ky. T University Baseball Team, IQC6 Freshman Baseball Team, Phi Beta Kappa and Kappa Gamma Chi Societies, Triangle Club. ' JAMES DONALD CAMERON BRADLEY Born December 25, 1883, at Nexvark, N. I. Prepared at St. Marks School, Southboro, 'Mass Home address, Harrisburg, Pa. Polo Club, Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Hasty Pudding Club, and Alpha Delta Phi Club. GEORGE HENRY BRAINARD Born April 5, 1884, at San Francisco, Cal. Home address, 4 Arrow St., Cambridge. Mass. Glee Club. M CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX 71 HENRY EDXNARD BRENXNICK Born November 2, 1883, at Boston, Mass. Prepared at Boston Latin School. Home ad- dress, 110 Draper St., Dorchester, Mass. Second Football Team, 1904. 'Rx THEODORE LOUIS BRESLAUER Born June 16, 1885, at Oroville, Cal. Home address, Oroville, Cal. JOHN DE QUEDVILLE BRIGGS Born March 14, 1885, at Cambridge?XMass. Prepared at Cambridge Latin School., Home address, 140 Brattle St., Cambridge, Mass. Musical Club, St. Paul's Society, Delta Up- silon, Round Table, Signet, Phi Beta Kappa. X SIDNEY FREDERICK TYLER BROCK Born May 5, 1885, at Philadelphia, Pa. Pre- pared at De Lancey School, Philadelphia, Pa. Home address, 1417 Spruce St., Philadel- phia, Pa. Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Gas House, I-Iasty Pudding Club. ' FLOYD ANDREVVS BROXVN - Born August 19, 1881, at Deposit, N. Y. Pre- pared at Deposit High School. Home address, Deposit, N. Y. Boylston Chemical Club, Physico-Chemical Club, Harvard Engineering Society. ' HAROLD IRVING BROVVN Born February 22, 1884, at Medford, Mass. Home address, Wfaverley, Mass. Natural History Society. ' W. A. BROVVN Born September 28, 1885, at Cooperstown, N. Y. Prepared at Morristown School. Home address, 120 IfVest 72d St., New York City. Triangle Club, Second Football Team. RENTON G. BROINNELL Born October 22, 1883, at Taunton, Mass. Prepared at St. George's School, Newport, R. I. Home address, 119 High St., Taunton, Mass. Pi Eta Society. CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX CYRUS IVILLI.-XM BRUCE Born March 10, 1883, at Dorchester, Mass. Prepared at Brighton High School. Home address, I2 Reedsdale St., Allston, Mass. EDIQVARD SOHIER' BRYANT Born August 7, 1883, at Cohasset, Mass. Home address, Cohasset, Mass. Institute of 1770. T -1 JOHN H. BUCKE Born April 16, 1884, at Cambridge, Mass. Prepared at Cambridge Manual Training. Home address, Cambridge, Mass. President Harvard Electrical Club. LEEDS BURCHARD Born May 20, 1883, at New York City. Pre- pared at The Stone School. Home address, 45 Bay State Road, Boston. Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Hasty Pudding Club, Phoenix, Freshman Crew, Varsity Crew, IQO5. ' CHARLES BURLINGHAM ' Born june 8, 1884, at New York City. Pre- pared at Cutler School, New York City. Home address, New York City. Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Signet, Stylus, Hasty Pudding, Memorial Society, Crimson. ' GEORGE HALL BURNETT Born March 13, I884, at Southboro, Mass. Prepared at St. Mark's School, Southboro, Mass. Home address, Southboro, Mass. Political Club, Natural History Society, Musi- cal Club, Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Signet, O. K., Hasty Pudding, Sphinx Club, Gas Housef, VVeld Club Crews. ' ARTHUR HENRY BURNS Born December 31, 1883, at Wforcester, Mass. Prepared at Wforcester High School. Home address, 102 Merrick St., Wforcester, Mass. Pi Eta Society. I A . it ,, .g, JOSEPH LAWRENCE BURNS Born December 1, 1884, at Andover, Mass. Prepared at -Phillips Academy, Andover. Home address, 49 Summer St., Andover, Mass. Delta Upsilon Fraternity, Freshman, Sopho- more, Junior Baseball Teams, Second Baseball Team, Boylston Prize Speaker, Harvard An- dover Club, Sophomore Debating Club. CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX 73 THOMAS RICHARD BURNS Born December 24, 1884, at Cambridge, Mass. Prepared at Cambridge High School. Home address, Prescott Hall, Cambridge, Mass. TIMOTHY FRANCIS BURNS Born at Cambridge, Mass. Prepared at Cam- bridge Latin School. Home address, IQ Put! nam Avenue, Cambridge, Mass. ISAAC TUCKER BURR, JR. Born March 22, 1885, at Boston, Mass. Pre- pared at Nobles' School, Boston, Mass. Home address, Q0 Marlboro St., Boston, Mass. XNILIAM FAIRFIELD BURR Born in 1884, at Troy, N. Y. Prepared at Berkeley, N. Y., and Agassiz Hall, Cal. Home address, ISI Wfest 'jzllll St., New York. N. Y. ' HERBERT INGERSOLL BUTTRICK Born February 12, 1883, at Haverhill, Mass. Prepared at Haverhill High School. Home address, 9 Weiiclell St., Cambridge, Mass. Hyperion. Born December 1 7 1884. Prepared at Rugby School Kenilu oith Ill Home address, Wfin- Chica o Club I ROBERT OTTO BUTZ I A ,V P . - ,j f I ' ' ' y , I A netka, Ill. I v I EDNWARD FRANCIS BYRNES Born March 11, 1882, at Wfaterbury, Conn. Prepared at Wfaterbury High School. Home address, 832 Broadway, Wfaterbury, Conn. Ivy Club, Kappa Gamma Chi. SAMUEL CABOT, IR. Born in 1884, at Brookline, Mass. Prepared at St. Marks School, Southboro, Mass. Home address, IOQ Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Mass. Class Crew, D. K. E., Institute of 1770, Hasty Pudding Club, Sphinx Club, Stylus Club. CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX PHILIP SHERIDAN CAMPBELL Born july 22, 1882, at Brooklyn, N. Y. Pre- pared at St. Paul's CMinn.j Central High School. Home address, 457 3d St., Brooklyn, N. Y Phi Beta Kappa. CHESTER ROBERT CARLETON Born April 13, 1885, at Somersworth, N. I-I. Prepared at Haverhill, Mass. Home address, I Summit Avenue, Haverhill, Mass. PAUL IW. CARLETON Born at Haverhill, Mass. Prepared at Haver- hill High School. Home address, 2I High- land Avenue. W ILLARD ZELLER CARR Born November 3, 1883, at Richmond, Ind. Home address, Springfield, Ohio. Phoenix Club, Freshman Football Team, Hasty Pudding Club, IQO6 Round Table, IQO5 Varsity Football Team. LAUREN CARROLL Born .Iuly 16, 1886, at New York City. Pre- pared at Cutler School, New York, N. Y. Home address, 9 West 38th St., New York N. Y. ' Deutscher Verein, Mandolin Club, Banjo Club. SAMUEL MEREDITH CARVER I Born September 9, 1885, at Green Island, N. Y. Prepared at Troy High School, Troy N. Y. Home address, Stillwater, N. Y. 7 ALFRED LOXVREY CASTLE Born March 18, 1884, at Honolulu, Hawaii. Prepared at Punahou School QHonoluluj, Hotchkiss School. Home address, Honolulu, Hawaii. 5 Hasty Pudding Club, D. K. E., Institute of 1770, Digamma, Fencing Club, Freshman Baseball, Varsity Baseball Squad three years. PHILIP CASTLEMAN Born May 17, 1883, in Russia. Home address, 755 Shawmut Avenue, Roxbury, Mass. X CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX , 75 SHERIDAN R. CATE Born April 17, 1884, at Collensville, Conn Prepared at Newton High School. Home ad- dress, 892 Wfatertown St., XfVest Newton Mass. EPHRON CATLIN, IR. Born july 29, 1885, at St. Louis, Mo. Pre- pared at St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H Home address, I5 Vandeventer Pl., St Louis, Mo. Zeta Psi Club, Institute of 1770, D. K. E. Southern Club, Fencing Club. - FRANK MERRIAM CHADBOURNE Born August 3, 1883, San Francisco, Cal Hom'e address, IIO6 Bush St., San Francisco Cal. 1 California Club, Harvard Engineering Society, Pi Eta Society. U GEORGE M. CHAMPNEY Born Gctober 1, 1884, at Lexington, Mass. Home address, Q54 Main St., North Woburn, Mass. 7 HENRY DOLAND CHANDLER Born january 2 3, 1884, at Boston, Mass. Pre- pared at Nobles' and Greenough and Groton. Home address, 195 Marlboro St., Boston, Mass. Institute of 1770, Signet, Advocate, D. K. E., Stylus, Hasty Pudding Club. ' ARTHUR GARFIELD CHASE Born at Portland, Me. Prepared at Cambridge Latin School. Home address, 84 Hammond St., Cambridge, Mass. ' GEORGE HART CHASE 3 Born August 13, 1883, at Middleboro, Mass. Prepared at Springfield CMas's.j High School. Home address, IO Saybrook Place, Newark, N. I. Freshman Basketball Team, and Manager Newell Boat Club Graded Crews, Sigma Alpha' Epsilon Fraternity. ' FREDERICK GODDARD CHENEY Born April 23, 1884, at Boston, Mass. Pre- pared at St. Paul's School QConcord, N. HQ and Browne Sz Nichols, Cambridge. Home address, 51 Brattle St., Cambridge, Mass. CLASS LIVES- NINETEEN SIX .XRTI-IUR O. CI-IRISTENSEN Born December 12, 1882, at Beaufort, S. C. Prepared at Brookline High School. Home address, Beufort, S. C. NVILLIAM FOLEN CLAPP Born June 17, 1884, at I-Iingham, Mass. I-Ioine address, Q4 Boston Avenue, Medford, Mass. DAVIS XVASGATT CLARK, IR. Born April 27, 1881, at Franklin, Ohio. Home address, 63 Mt. Vernon St., Boston, Mass. JULIUS VERNARD CLARK ' Born january 23, 1883, at Melrose, Mass. Prepared at Melrose I-Iigh School. I-Iome address, IOQ Myrtle St., Melrose, Mass. ' ' LESTER VVILLIAMS CLARK, JR. Born January 7, 188 5, at New Brighton, N. Y. Prepared at Staten Island Academy. I-Iome address, New Brighton, Staten Island, N. Y. I ' VVILLIAM ARMSTRONG CLARK ' Born February 6, 1883, ateFranklin, Ohio. Prepared at I-Iopkinson School, Boston, Mass. Home address., 63 Mt. Vernon St., Boston Mass. Varsity Track Team, Forestry Club. I I . ROGER' HENRY CLARKE Born February 1, 1884, at New York City. Prepared at Ridge School, XVashington, Conn. Home address, 1 Wfest 81st St., New York. Political Club. ' EDGAR TI-IOMAS CLEMENTS Born March 27, 1880, at Roseland, N. I. Prepared at Newark Academy, Newark, N. I-Iome address, Nutley, N. I. CLASS LIVES-N1NETEEN.s1X 77 l CLEVELAND COBB Born May 26, 1884, at Chicago, Ill. Prepared at University School, Wfashington, D. C. Home address, New York, N. Y. Zeta Psi Club, Hasty Pudding Club, Institute of 1770, and D. K. E. HORACE BUTTERETELD COBURN, IR. Born May 19, 1884, at Lowell, Mass. Home address, 275 Andover St., Lowell, Mass. Pi Eta. LESLIE ROLAND COEEIN Born April 13, 1884, at Denver, Colo. Pre- pared at Pasadena High School, Pasadena, Cal. Home address, East Orange, N. I. Harvard Engineering Society, Harvard Elec- trical Club, Harvard Engineering Journal, California Club. ' EDMUND STRONG COGSXNELL' Born july 21, 1883, at Salem, Mass. Prepared at Salem High School, Home address, 64 Wfashington Sq., Salem, Mass. A Alpha Phi Epsilon, 1906 Freshman Debating Club. VV ALT ER CLEVELAND COGSWELL, IR. Born August 26, 1883, at Boston, Mass. Pre- pared at Newton High School. Home address, 32 Paul St., Newton Centre, Mass. Chess Club, Class Chess Team, Varsity Chess Team. AUGUSTUS COHEN V. Born October 23, 1885, at Fairplay, Colo. Prepared at East Denver High School. Home address, 1374 Race St., Denver, Colo. REUBEN SOLOMON COHEN Born August 3, 1878, at Mazagan, Morocco. Prepared at VVarlingham School, Surrey, Eng- land. Home address, Mazagan, Morocco. BERT LA'WLOR COLBY Born july 29, 1882, at Boston, Mass. Pre- pared at East Boston High School. Home ad- dress, 163 Lexington St., 'East Boston, Mass. CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX GEORGE ALBERT COLEMAN Born October 1, 1883, at Arlington,'Mass. Home address, Kenrick St., Newton, Mass. XVILLIAM HARRISON COLLNER Born at Pittsburg, Pa. Prepared at Lawrence- ville. Home address, St. Petersburg, Pa. Triangle. MAURICE VERNON CONNER Born at Orange, Mass. Prepared at Orange High School. Home address, Orange, Mass. Masonic Club. I HERBERT LEVJIS CONVERSE Born September 15, 1882, at Dorchester, Mass. Prepared at Stones School, Boston, Mass. Home address, 39 Florence Avenue, Arlington Heights, Mass. ' ARTHUR IVIAYHEXW COOK Born March 25, 1883, at Laconia, N. H. Prepared at Phillips-Exeter Academy. Home address, Laconia, N. H. Theta Delta Chi Fraternity. . ' HAROLD OATMAN COOK Born October 31, 1884, at Providence, R. I. Home address, 8 Connnon St., VValtham, Mass. Eorestry Club, Class Football Team. ' XVILLIAM WELLINGTON CORLETT Born january 9, 1885, at New York, N. Y. Prepared at Morristown School. Home ad- dress, 22 East 31st St., New York City. Triangle Club, Hasty Pudding Club, Varsity Eour Oar, 1905. ' JoHN K. CoNr.ax.Nir Born September 28, 1883, at Newburgh, N. Y. Home address, Newburgh, N. Y. CLASS LIVES-NINETEENESIX 79 GRAHAM COVENTRY Born December 7, 1883, at Utica, N. Y. Pre- pared at Utica Free Academy. Home address, 20 Clinton Place, Utica, N. Y. 013014013 HGXWLAND cox, JR, Born February 8, 1880, at New Bedford, Mass. I-Iome Prepared at St. j'ohn's Manlius. N. Y. address, 325 Harvard St., Cambridge, Mass. 1906 Round Table, Lampoon, Glee Club, Hasty Pudding. PHILIP XNESTCOTT LAXVRENCE CGX Born july 25, 1883, at Malden, Mass. Pre- pared at Malden High School. Home address, 80 Appleton St., Malden, Mass. 1906 Football Team, Wfater Polo Team, 1905, Triangle Club, Kappa Sigma Fraternity, Har- vard Natural History Society. CHARLES ROBERT CRAIG Born january IO, 1883, at Concord, Mass. Prepared at Concord CMass.j High School. Home address, Concord, Mass. 1906 Football. RALPH EDVX ARD CROPLEY ff , 1 ' zfafif, J -1 4 , iii , ' 1-ff:.wu .: - 12:11-:-mr. rv., -.,..,,.,., ,A .,,.,,,,.,.f,,f 1 ,,.,., - . .-.v.v.-.v ,T-f. it 4. . ,zz-'-1.-W: . xc-:pix 6 1, L HQ. - :1 3- ami? Z I Wfflyr , QA, 9' v aw f W, f , , - 1' sf Hi P ,ff I f f , Via? 12324512115-E-Eg . 1- f ' A f , nf!! f , A me Born july 2, 1885, at Marblehead, Mass. Pre- pared at VVallcer's Preparatory School, Salem, Mass. Home address, 65 Franklin Avenue, New Rochelle, N. Y. Triangle Club. w--' ' 5 if ff -:.. .:2:. ENRIQUE -GALLARDO CUESTA Born January 6, 1882, at' Guadalajara, M ex. ':I-' ' Prepared at Stuarts Media Academy, Media, ' i' i Pa. Home, address, Parroquia del Pilar, No. 15, Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mex. .'-1' ,f.. . 'A THOMAS EDINARD CUNNINGHAM, IR. Born September 5, 1884, at Cambridge, Mass. Home address, 847 Mass. Ave., Cambridge, Mass. Pi Eta Society. V FRANK ELLIS CURRIER Born january 16, 1884, at Somerville. Pre- pared at Somerville Latin High School. Home address, 38 Putnam St., Somerville, Mass. Somerville-Harvard Club, Italian Club, Hy- perion. C L1AESS IQIV'EfS--EIIDJIETIEQEIN SIQX JOSEPH F. CURTIN Born January 12, 1881, at Medford, Mass. Prepared at Medford High School. Home address, 42 Tufts St., Medford, Mass. St. Pauls Catholic Club, Newell Boat Club. GEORGE A. CUSHMAN Born February 24, 1883. Prepared at Eng- lish High School, Boston. Home address, 46 Dudley St., Roxbury, Mass. - English High School Club, Pierian Sodality. EDNVARD LEAROYD CUTTER Born june 28, 1883, at Dorchester, Mass. Prepared at Roxbury Latin School. Home address, II Blanche St., Dorchester, Mass. Pi Eta Society. HENRY H. DAMON 1 Born April 3, 1883, in Russia. Prepared at English High School. Home address, 63 Allen St., Boston, Mass. English High School Club, Pandemonium Club, Scrub Baseball and Basketball Teams. ' ' ALLSTON DANA Born September 29, 1884, at Boston, Mass. Prepared at Cambridge Latin School. Home address, 113 Brattle St., Cambridge, Mass. Memorial Society, Track Team. CHARLES BASCGM DARVVIN ggmy Born April 18, 1882, at VVashington, D. C. I Prepared at Wfestern High School. Home address, Keokuk, Iowa. 23 , V. I aamwwawaaaa - . H1144 1-:r:2:E.s?1.-'g -, . , ' ' . 1 -1 ' af: -' , Q - ' ARCHIBALD TI-IOMPSGN DAVISON, IR. Born Gctober II, 1883, at South Boston, Mass. Prepared at Boston Latin School. Home ad- dress, 394 Wfashington St., Dorchester, Mass. Kappa Gamma Chi, Pi Eta, Harvard Musical Club. ' CHARLES DEAN DAVoL Born February 7, 1883, at Fall River, Mass. Prepared at St. Georgels and Stone's. Home address, 344 High St., Fall River, Mass. Secretary of Lampoon, Institute of 1770, Round Table, Senior Football Team, Manager of Var- sity Lacrosse Team. CLASS LIVES-NINETEBNSIX 81 LYMAN DELANO Born January 16, 1883, at Newburgh, N. Y. Prepared at St. Marks School. Home address, New York City. D. K. E., O. K., Institute of 1770, Hasty Pudding Club, Gas House. JAMES DIGNOXVITY, JR. Born December 18, 1884, at San Antonio, Texas. Prepared at W'orcester Academy, Worcester, Mass. Home address, Breslin Hotel, New York City. Pi Eta Society, Sub4Fullback 1906 Freshman Football Team, 1906 Class Champion- Foot- ball Team, Varsity Football Squad three years. CHARLES HARCOURT DIMICK Born September 17, 1884, at Hamilton, Mass. Prepared at Browne cv Nichols School, Cam- bridge, Mass. Home address, 122 Line St., Cambridge, Mass. T Institute of 1770, Phoenix Club. yv1LL1AM BELL DINSMOOR L Born July 29, 1886, at VVindham, N. H. Pre- pared at Boston Latin School. Home address, I5 Sheridan St., Jamaica Plain, Boston, Mass. Pen and Brush Club. ROBERT CARVER DISERENS Born February 6, 1884, at Cincinnati, Ohio Prepared at Hughes High School, Cincinnati 7 Ohio. Home address, 2711 Price Avenue, Cin- cinnati, Ohio. Kappa Sigma Fraternity, Class Football, 1905 H. EDWVARD DITMARS Born at Hoboken, N. Prepared at Phillips- Exeter Academy. Home address, Brooklyn N. Y. Electrical Club, Mechanical Club. EDVVARD JOSIAH DIVES Born November 13, 1882, at Reading, Pa Home address, Reading, Pa. ' Four Years Varsity Track Team, 'Captain 1906, Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Hasty Pud- ding, Phoenix, Digamma, Memorial Society. CLYDE RAYMOND DODGE Born November 9, 1882, at Johnstown, Pa Prepared at Haverhill High School. Home address, 55 White St., Haverhill, Mass. iHarvard Engineering Society, Harvard Civil Club, Harvard Mechanical Club. CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX ROBERT MONTGOMERY DOLE Born june 13, 1884, at Philadelphia, Pa. Pre- pared at Roxbury Latin School. Home ad- dress, QI Glen Road, jamaica Plain, Mass. MICHAEL S. DONLAN Born August 6, 1883, Roxbury, Mass. Pre- pared at Roxbury High School. Home ad- dress, 6 Conrad St., Dorchester, Mass. St. Paul's Catholic Club, Roxbury High School Club. C MAURTCE JOSEPH DORGAN Born Auffust 188 at Lawrence Mass. Pre- b I 5 , pared at Andover. Home address, Lawrence, Mass. THOMAS BURNETT DORMAN Born November 15, 1884, at Upper Montclair, N. I. Prepared at Volkmann School. Home address, Upper Montclair, N. I. Pi Eta Society, Track Team, Varsity Relay Team, Class Relay Team, Class Tennis Team. XVILLIAM CLARK DRURY Born September 28, 1882, at Boston, Mass. Prepared at Vlfaltham Highs School. Home address, Linden St., Wfaltliain, Mass. C. B. DYAR THOMAS BUTLER EASTLAND Born March 21, 1882, at San Francisco, Cal. Prepared at St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H. Home address, 424 Rialto Bldg., San Fran- cisco, Cal. JAMES HAXVORTH EATON Born june 2, 1881, at Boston, Mass. Prepared at Roxbury Latin School, Roxbury, Mass. Home address. 43 South Prospect St., Burling- ton, Vt. Harvard Engineering Society, Harvard Me- chanical Club. CLASS LIVES-NINETEENSIX 33 JOSEPH INGALLS ELDRIDGE ' Born January 11, 1884, at VVinthrop, Mass. Prepared at Wfinthrop High School. Home address, 7 Ingleside Avenue, Wfinthrop, Mass. JOHN DIVIGHT ELIOT Born April 18, 1884, at Hyde Park, Mass. Prepared at Boston Latin School. Home ad- dress, 48 Gordan Avenue, Hyde Park, Mass. President of the Crimson, 1906, Hasty Pudding Club, Memorial Society, Deutscher Verein, Political Club. ABRAM ELLENBOGEN Born February 26, 1883, at Troy, N. Y. Pre- pared at Troy High School. Home address, 130 First St., Troy, N. Y. FRANKLIN HENRY ELLIS Born April 16, 1884, at Cincinnati, Ohio. Pre- pared at St. Mark's School. Home address, W'ashington, D. C. Institute of 1770, Political Club, Ohio Club, Class Golf Team for three years, Junior Foot- ball Team, University Golf Team Junior year. PHILIP VAN RENSSELAER ELLIS Born August 15, 1884, at IfVareham, Mass. Prepared at Roxbury Latin School. Home ad- dress, 69 Monmouth St., Brookline, Mass. GEORGE LOVELL ELLSVVORTH Born February 21, 1881, at Chelsea, Mass. Home address, 30 Eastman St., Dorchester, Mass. English High' School Club. HARRY VVALLACE EMERY Born July 19, 1884, at Louisville, Ky. Pre- pared at Louisville Male High School. Home address, 225 E. College St., Louisville, Ky. VVILLIAM FORBES EMERSON Born May 26, 1884, at Concord, Mass. Pre- pared at Concord High School. Home address, Q Concord, Mass. Institute of 1770, Hasty Pudding, Signet, O. K., Manager Varsity Crew, Class Football Team. CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX ROGER BLAKE EMMONS Born at New Brighton, Staten Island, N. Y. Prepared at Milton Academy. Home address, 3715 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. - Class Football Team, Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Hasty Pudding, Round Table, and Kalumet Club. NVILLIAM BRIGHAM ESSELEN Born August 18, 1884, at Roslindale, Mass. Prepared at Mechanic Arts High School, Bos- ton, Mass. Home address, 44 Kittredge St., Roslindale, Mass. Class Relay Team, 1904. RICHARD TAYLOR EVANS Born April 27, 1885, at Indianapolis, Ind. Prepared 'at Boston English High School. Home address, I7 Everett Avenue, Dorchester, Mass. English High School Club, English High School Association, Sociedad Espanola. SHIRLEY BLAKE EVERETT Born December 4, 1883, at Dorchester, Mass. Prepared at Roxbury Latin School. Home address, IQ Park St., Dorchester, Mass. ' HAROLD KXNIST EABER Born june 19, 1884, at Vlfestiield, N. Y. Pre- pared at Lockport QN. HQ High School. Home address, 344 Wfoodward Avenue, Detroit, Mich. Pi Eta. - - IYILLIAM PRESTON FARGO Born March 29, 1883, at New York City. Pre- pared at St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H. Home address, 56 Park Avenue, New York City. A Institute of 1770, St. Paul's 'School Club. ' EERDINAND FARLEY Born November 2, 1876, at St. Simon, P. Prepared at Nashua CN. HQ High and Boston English High Schools. Home address, 490 Tremont St., Boston. ' HAROLD SUMNER EARNHAM Born june 2, 1883, at Cambridge, Mass. Pre- pared at Cambridge Latin School. Home ad- dress, 6 Arlington St., Cambridge, Mass. Ji CLASS LIVES-NINETEENSIX V85 EDXVARD MILLER FARNSXUORTH, IR. Born April 18, 1883, at Brookline, Mass. Pre- pared at Noble ik Greenough's School. Home address, 23 Philbrick Road, Brookline, Mass. Institute of I77O, Digamma Club. II-IEODORE SLEVIN FARRELLY Born February 23, 1883. at Philadelphia. Pa. Prepared at Georgetown Preparatory School, Georgetown, D. C. Home address. 578 Wfest End Avenue, New York, N. Y. Hasty Pudding Club, Signet, D. K. E., Insti- tute of 1770, Digamma, Memorial Society, President Lampoon, Deutscher Verein, Fresh- man Hockey Team, Second Wfeld Crew, 1904, University Swimming Team, Substitute Senior Football. MALCOLM NORMAN FAY Born July 13, 1883, at Swampscott, Mass. Prepared at Noble iv Greenoug'h's School. Home address, 409 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. XVILFRED RUNYAN FEEN EY Born july II, 1883, at Haverhill, Mass. Pre- pared at Haverhill High School, Haverhill, Mass. Home address, 43 VVebster St., Haver- hill, Mass. Pierian Sodality, Haverhill Club of Harvard. CHARLES LEONARD FICKLEN Born September 29, 1884, at Memphis, Tenn. Prepared at University School, Memphis, Tenn. Home address, 749 Vxfalker Ave., Memphis, Tenn. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. GEORGE HAYES FIELD Born in 1883 at Buffalo, N. Y. Prepared at Hill School, Pottstown, Pa. Home address, 452 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. Fencing Club, Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Hasty Pudding, 'i' Gas House, O. K., Amphadon. - OLIVER ,DWIGHT FILLEY Born at Boston, Mass. Home address, W'in- gates, Sherborn, Mass. I ELIAS FINBERG Born December 28, 1883, at Boston, Mass. Home address, 52 Hollander St., Roxbury, Mass. 8 Mathematical Club. CLASS LIVES--NQNETEEN SIX R. H. FINKBINE Born july 15, 1884, at Carroll, Iowa. Home address, Des Moines, Iowa. HERBERT EDMUND FLEISCHNER Born May 21, 1884, at Boston, Mass. Pre- pared at Somerville Latin School. Home address, Care of Boston Public Library. Italian Club, Kappa Phi Eta Club, Hyperion Club. HARLEY A. FLINT Born August 14, 1884, at Middleton, Mass. Prepared at Malden High Schoo-l. Home ad- dress, 2 Upham Terrace, Malden, Mass. PHILIP XVITTER FLINT Born September 19, 1884, at VVorcester, Mass. Prepared at Wforcester High School. Home address, 54 VVilliam St., VV0rcester, Mass. D. K. E., Phoenix Club, Hasty Pudding, 1906 Freshman Crew, 1904 Varsity Eight, 1905 Varsity Eight. ' ROBERT FRANZ FOERSTER Born july 8, 1883, at Pittsburg, Pa. Prepared at Pittsburg Public and High School. Home address, 421 3 5th Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa. Phi Kappa Delta. ' JAMES OVVEN FOSS Born june 15, 1882, at Auburn, Me. Prepared at Phillips-Exeter Academy. Home address, 104 Eldredge St., Newton, Mass. I Freshman and Varsity Banjo Clubs, Phoenix Club. ' VVALTER HERBERT FOSTER, LL.B. Born at La Grange, Me. Prepared at the Uni- versity of Maine, 1905. Home address, Dor- chester, Mass. ' VVALTER SIMONDS FRANKLIN, IR. Born May 24, 1884, at Ashland, Md. Home address, Baltimore, Md. Kalumet Club, Southern Club, Maryland Club, Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Hasty Pudding Club. CLASS LIVES-NINETEENSIX 87 EVAN JAMES FRASER-CAMPBELL, JR. Born August 31, 1884, at Newport, R. T. Home address, 74 Mfall St., New York City. Hasty Pudding Club, Harvard Crimson, Var- sity Banjo Club. XNALTER HOUGHTON FREEMAN Born July 22, 1884, at Boston, Mass. Pre- pared at Boston Latin School. Home address, IO2 W'est Newton St., Boston, Mass. Classical Club. NORMAN BEAUMONT FRENCH Born April 4, 1884, at Canton, .Mass. Pre- pared at Roxbury Latin School. Home ad- dress, Canton, Mass. Kappa Gamma Chi Society, Triangle Club. JOHN HOVVARD FRYE 1- Born April 27, 1883, at Salem, Mass. Pre- pared at Chiclqering's. Home address, Cam- bridge, Mass. Nobles Club, St. Paul's Society. ALFRED C. FULLER Born January 17, 1862, at Cambridge, Mass. Home address, Belmont, Mass. CLARENCE AINSLIE FULTZ Born February 18, 1884, at Somerville, Mass. Prepared at VVinchester High School and Kc-:ith's School. Home address, 9 Oxford St., Wfinchester, Mass. Theta Delta Chi, Pi Eta, Substitute Varsity Football. ROLLIN MCCULLOCK GALLAGHER Born May 10, 1884, at Boston, Mass. Pre- pared at Thayer Academy, South Braintree, Mass. Home address, South Braintree, Mass. Freshman Baseball, Freshman and Varsity Basketball Teams. FREDERTC JOSEPH GALVIN Born November 16, 1883, at Boston, Mass. Prepared at Boston Latin School. Home ad- Qdress, 64 Bowdoin Avenue, Dorchester, Mass. CLASS LIVES--NINETEEN SIX EDXVIN D. GARDNER Born December 23, 1884, at Holliston, Mass. Prepared at Holliston High, VVorcester Academy. Home address, Holliston, Mass. Kappa Sigma, Wforcester Academy Club. WALTER THOMPSON GARFIELD Born February 8, 1882, at Pembroke, Mass. Home address, 37 Irving St., Cambridge, Mass. Harvard Masonic Club. ALBERT B. GEESON Born at Nottingham, England. Prepared at English High School. Home address, 47 Butler Road, Quincy, Mass. English High School Club. WILLIAM HAMILTON GIBSON, IR. Born in 1883, at Brooklyn, N. Y. Prepared at Ridge School, Wfashington, Conn. Home address, Wfashington, Conn. Pi Eta Society, Pen and Brush Club, Harvard Monthly. U ' ELLIS GIFFORD Born April 19, 1884, at Fall River, Mass. Prepared at B. M. C. Darfee High School, Fall River, Mass. Home address, 40 North Main St., Fall River, Mass. Fall River Club. ' FITCH GILBERT, IR. Born November 6, 1882, at Eau Claire, NVis. Prepared at Browne 81 Nichols, Cambridge. Home address, Gilbertsville, N. Y. ' LESTER FREDERICK GILBERT Born january 14, 1885, at New Haven, Conn. Prepared at Brookline High School. Home address, Brookline, Mass. Deutscher Verein, Cercle Francais, Fencers' Club, Mandolin Club, Banjo Club, Class Fencing Team. ' AUSTIN GODDARD GILL Born October II, 1883, at Hampton, N. H. Prepared at Exeter, N. H. Home address, Organ, N. M. I Freshman Four-oar, 1905 Varsity Four-oar, Lampoon, Institute, D. K. E., Hasty Pudding, Signet, Kalumet, Sophomore Football, Pen and Brush Club, Round Table. CLASS LIVES- NINETEEN 'SIX 89 ALDEN PINUS GILSON Born March 26, 1883, at Reading, Mass. Pre- pared at VVellesley High School. Home ad- dress, Wfellesley Hills, Mass. EDVVARD BEN-IAMIN GINSBURG Born February 3, 1886. at Lisbon Falls, Me. Prepared at Roxbury Latin School. Home address, I9 Clinton St., Cambridge, Mass. Roxbury Latin Club. LOUIS I. GOLDBERG Born july 29, 1874, at City of Covna, Russia. Prepared at Schools at Covna, Evening Eng- lish High in Boston, and by private tutor. Home address, I7 Wfalnut St., Chelsea, Mass. RANCIS ABBOT GOODHUE Born june 14, 1883, at Brookline, Mass. Pre- pared at Phillips-Andover Academy. Home address, I5 School St., Andover, Mass. Fencing Club, Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Hasty Pudding, A. D. Club, Stylus, Manager Freshman Football Team, Manager Varsity Football Team, Chief junior Usher, Chair- man Class Day Committee, Secretary of Class Freshman and Sophomore years, Athletic Com- mittee two years. ' ' SIDNEY NEVVMAN GOODRICI-I Born April 13, 1884, at Rochester, N. Y. Home address, Rochester, N. Y. Pierian Sodality. - I ' GEORGE ANDERSON GORDON Born Huntsville, Ala. Prepared at Chateau de Lancy, Geneva, Switzerland. Home ad- dress, 372 County St., New Bedford, Mass. 1 ' SAUL SUMNER GORDON Born March 26, 1884, at Charlestown, Mass. Prepared at Boston English High and Chauncy Hall. Home address, 24 Porter St., Malden, Mass. Harvard Musical Club, Pierian Sodality Orchestra. ' I XNILLIAM P. GOVE Born September 15, 1883, at Salem, Mass. Prepared at Salem High School and Highland Military Academy. Home address, Salem, Mass. ' CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX ROBERT EELLOIVS GOXVEN Born December 30, 1884, at Lowell, Mass. Prepared at Mt. Pleasant Academy. I-Iome address, Ossining-on-I-Iudson, N. Y. Kappa Gamma Chi. EDVVARD LESLIE GRANT Born at Franklin, Mass. Prepared at Franklin I-Iigh School. I-Iome address, Eranklin, Mass. Freshman Basketball Team, Freshman Base- ball Team, Varsity Basketball Team, 1902- 1903, IQO3-IQO4. ROBERT GRANT, IR. Born in 1884, at Boston, Mass. I-Iome address, 2II Bay State Road, Polo Club, Institute of 1770,, D. K. E., A. D. Club, Sphinx, I-Iasty Pudding, O. K., Deutscher Verein, I-Iarvard Memorial Society, Round Table. IVILLIAM GRANT GRAVES Born at St. Paul, Minn. Prepared at Central I-Iigli School, St. Paul. I-Iome address, 779 Summit Avenue. St. Paul. Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Signet, Phoenix Club, Digamma Club, Stylus, I-Iasty Pudding, Memorial Society, Amphadon, Crimson, Var- sity Club, Manager of Track Team, Class Tennis Team. MORRIS GRAY, IR. Born in 1884, at Boston, Mass. Prepared at Noble's, Boston, Mass. I-Iome address, Chest- nut I-Iill, Mass. Polo Club, D. K. E., Institute of I77O, Sphinx, Stylus, A. D. Club, I-Iasty Pudding Club. THOMAS GRAY Born january IO, 1884, at Cleveland, Ohio. Prepared at University School, Cleveland. I-Iome address, 795 Seneca St., Cleveland, Ohio. HUGI-I PAY NE GREELEY Born March 5, 1884, at Lexington, Mass. Prepared at Lexington I-Iigh School. I-Iome address, Lexington, Mass. XNILLIAM V. GREEN Born May 20, 1883, at Albany, N. Y. I-Iome address, Albany, N. Y. CLASS LIVES-NINETEENSIX QI RECKINRIDGE DAVID MARC GREENE Born December 19, 1884, at San Francisco, Cal. Prepared at Salisbury School, England. Home address, San Francisco, Cal. Triangle Club, California Club, Deutscher Verein, Association Football Team and Manager. CHARLES P. GREENOUGH, 2D Born September 10, 1884, at Boston, Mass. Prepared at Groton School. Home address, Boston, Mass. Polo Club, D. K. E., Institute of 1770, Hasty Pudding, Harvard Yacht Club, A. D. Club, Freshman Baseball Team. 3 HARRY M. GREENVVALD Born October IO, 1878, at Cobleskill, N. Y. Prepared at Cobleskill High School. Home address, Cobleskill, N. Y. FRANK HERBERT GREY Born November 15, 1883, at Philadelphia, Pa. Prepared at Arlington High School. Home address, 3 Brantwood Road, Arlington, Mass. Pi Eta Society, Round Table. --.-,,' ':1 - M2174 A .... 4.4 .. ,. ..ff.f.wf!.'fQ-1. fr fi . 1 '21-f-1.12 1 -f-1 ' ' 71 ? L ,.,v.,, , ' RALPH FLETCHER GRIFFITHS Born November 6, 1883, at Richburg, N. Y. Prepared at Pittsburg High School. Home address, Pittsburg, Pa. Pi Eta Society, Varsity Basketball, Class Basketball. ' REUBEN BERTRAM GRYZMISH Born October 29, 1885, at Boston, Mass. Pre- pared at Boston Latin School and Ballow and Hobgand. Home address, IO8Q Boylston St., Boston, Mass.. ' ROBERT FRANCIS GUILD Born May 30, 1883, at Boston, Mass. Home address, 138 Newbury St., Boston, Mass. Institute of 1770, Phoenix Club, Hasty Pud- ding, Stone's Club, Freshman Football, Fresh- man Crew, Varsity Football. MONROE GUTMAN CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX XLBERT LYON HALE Born at St. Paul, Minn. Prepared at Cam- bridge Manual Training and High Schools. Home address, 65 Wfendell St., Cambridge, Mass. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, The Ivy. ROBERT LEE HALE Born March 9, 1884, at Albany, N. Y. Home address, 26 Elmwood Avenue, Cambridge, Mass. Harvard Memorial Society, Deutscher Verein. I-IENRI MASON HALL Born in 1884, at Jamestown, N. Y, Prepared at Phillips-Exeter Academy. Home address, Jamestown, N. Y. EDW'ARD DE PASS HAMILTON Born April 25, 1881, at Beaufort, S. C. Pre- pared at Biddle University, Charlotte, N. C., and Harbison Institute, Beaufort, S. C. Home address, Beaufort, S. C. Boylston Chemical Club, Track Team. ' RICHARD FOX HAMMATT Born November 2, 1883, at Newton Centre, Mass. Home address, 30 Norway Park, Hyde Park, Mass. Harvard Forestry Club. ' PAUL LYMAN HAMMOND Born December 16, 1882, at Scituate, Mass. Prepared at Thayer Academy, Braintree, Mass. Home address, 27 W'est 44th St., New York, N. Y. P Theta Delta Chi Fraternity, Sophomore Foot- ball Team, Freshman 'Basketball Team, Man- ager of Varsity Swimming and Polo Team. ' ROGER NOEL HAMMOND Born December 16, 1882, at Scituate, Mass. Prepared at Thayer Academy, Braintree, Mass. Home address, 27 IN est 44th St., New York, N. Y. I - ' Theta Delta Chi, Sophomore Class Baseball Team. ' CHARLES MURRAY HANRAHAN Born September 22, 1883, at Lawrence, Mass. Prepared at Lawrence High School. Home address, 175 Haverhill St., Lawrence, Mass. St. Paulis Catholic Club. CLASS LIVES-NINETEENBIX 93 HARVEY ROBERT HANSON Born October Io, 1880, at Boston, Mass. Home address, 18 Antrim St., Cambridge, Mass. HOMER HOWELL HARBOUR Born August 28, 1883, at Denver, Col. Pre- pared at Boston Latin School. Home address, 3 Bowdoin Avenue, Dorchester, Mass. JAMES ARTHUR HARLEY Home address, Antigua, British Wfest Indies. CHARLES PRATT HARRINGTON Born March 5, 1885, at Longwood, Mass. Prepared at Volkmann's. Home address, 57 Orchard St., jamaica Plain, Mass. Sophomore, junior, Senior Football Teams, Sophomore, junior, Second Baseball Team, Harvard Travellers, Club, Harvard Yacht Club, Freshman Mandolin Club, Secretary Varsity Mandolin Club. ' RICHARD HARRINGTON HARRIS Born July 8, 1883, at Salem, Mass. Prepared at Noble 81 Greenough's School. Home ad- dress, I5 VVinter St., Salem, Mass. D. K. E., Institute of 1770, Hasty Pudding, Digamma. ' INILLIAM FRAZIER HARRISON Born May 29, 1884, at Philadelphia, Pa. Pre- pared at De Lancey School. Home address, 1616 Locust St., Philadelphia, Pa. Harvard Polo' Club, Alpha Delta Phi Club, In- stitute, D. K. E., Hasty Pudding, Sociedad Espanola, Engineering Society, Harvard Golf Team. , -' HUNTINGTON HICKS HARTER Born August 23 at Mansfield, Ohio. Prepared at St. Paul's School and Protestant Episcopal Academy, Philadelphia. Home address, Mans- field, Ohio. Harvard Lampoon, Institute of 177o, Cerclc Francais. - ROBERT E. HARTSOCK Born September IO, 1877, at Girard, Kan. Home address, Girard, Kan. CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX XVILLI.-XM EUGENE I-IARTXWELL, IR. Born january 12, 1883, at Haverhill, Mass. Prepared at Haverhill High School. Home address, 16 Summer St., Haverhill, Mass. GEORGE EDXV IN HASKELL Born january 31, 1883, at Chelsea, Mass. Pre- paredat Chelsea High School. Home address, 323 VVebster Avenue, Chelsea, Mass. INIRT VICTOR HAXWKINS Born July 19, 1885, at Laporte, Ind. Prepared at St. Pauls School, Concord, N. H. Home address, 1518 Broadway, Indianapolis. CLEMENT FURMAN HAYNSWORTH Born April 16, 1886, at Greenville, S. C. Pre- pared at Furman Preparatory School, Green- ville, S. C., Furman University, AB., IQO41.. Home address, Greenville, S. C. Southern Club. E. BARTLETT HAYVVARD 3 .. ..:,.-.1,-,-,5,- ' as .vs-1.1-Wa-.-:is-1, E . '. R so 1 3.5 -3 - .r....., . , :z.':.. 9- Born November 1, 1882, at Baltimore, Md. Prepared at Boys' Latin School, Boston, Mass. Home address, 4 East Eager St., Baltimore, Md. 4 Fencing Club, Hasty Pudding Club, Southern Club, Harvard Gun Club, Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Digamma Club. V NA11 SAMUEL 1-113AD Born at Princeton, Minn. Prepared at English liili iiiiiii I High School, Boston, Mass. Home address, agile Battle Lake, Minn. Triangle Club, Newell Boat Club, English High School Club, Minnesota Club. t. ' HERBERT LESTER HEALY Born February 8, 1884, at Chicago, Ill. Pre- pared at Roxbury High School. Home address, 1306 Wfaterloo St., Los Angeles, Cal, Alpha Phi Sigma, Phi Beta Kappa. e ' ROBERT VALANTINE HECKSCHER Born October 3, 1883. Prepared at De Lancey School, Philadelphia, Pa. Home address, 2213 Wfalnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. D. K. E., Institute of 1770, Alpha Delta Phi. CLASS LIVES-NINETEENBIX 95 ROBERT RICHARD HELLMANN Born September 4, 1883, at Cincinnati, Ohio. Home address, Cincinnati, Ohio. Round Table, Hasty Pudding, Deutscher Verein, Substitute Freshman Baseball Team, Varsity Swimming, IQO5. XVILLIAM PAUL I-IENNEBERRY, JR. Born March 6, 1885, at Chicago, Ill. Prepared at Chicago Latin School. Home address, 2618 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Pi Eta, Track Team. JAMES JOSEPH HEPBURN Born November 19, 1883, at Somerville, Mass. Prepared at Somerville Latin School. Home address, 226 Somerville Avenue, Somerville, Mass. I University Glee Club, 1904-1905, Hyperion Club, Harvard Somerville Club. OTTO JOHN HERMANN Born May 14, 1884, at Boston, Mass. Pre- pared at Boston English High School. Home address, 88 Parker 'Hill Avenue, Roxbury, Mass. English High School Club. . GEORGE A. HEYIVIAN Born May 12, 1884, at Louisville, Ky. Pre- pared at Patterson-Davenport School, Louis- ville, Ky. Home address, 2405 2d Street, Louisville, Ky. CHARLTON BLACKINTON HIBBARD Born December 31, 1884, at Holyoke, Mass. Prepared at Boston Latin School. Home ad- dress, I7 Nottingham St., Dorchester, Mass. Theta Delta Chi Fraternity. JULIAN 'HINCKLEY Born February 6, 1884, at Lawrence, Long Island. Prepared at Groton School. Home address, 166 East 61st St., New York,'N. Y. Hasty Pudding, D. K. E., Institute, Signet, Stylus, O. K., Alpha Delta Phi, Advocate, Mandolin Club, Varsity and Class Shooting Teams, Class Poet. JOHN JOSEPH HINES Born January 18, 1884, at Lynn, Mass. Home address, 40 Rogers Avenue, Lynn, Mass. La Sociedad Espanola, Triangle Club, NfVeld A Boat Club. CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX RICHARD BRYANT HOBART Born August 21, 1885, at Plymouth, Mass. Prepared at Plymouth Public Schools and at Milton Academy. Home address, 23 Clinton St., Plymouth, Mass. Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Hasty Pudding Club, Sphinx Club, A. D. Club, Signet, Stylus Club, Harvard Musical Club. IRVING IOSIAH HOBBS Born June II, 1880, at Madison, N. H. Pre- pared at Fryeburg Academy, Maine. Home address, Rochester, N. H. EUGENE D. HOFELLER Born November 8, 1883, at Buffalo, N. Y. Prepared at Buffalo Central High School. Home address, 59 Ashland Avenue, Buffalo. N. Y. LEE HAVVLEY HOFFMAN Born May 20, 1884, at Portland, Me. Pre- pared at Noble ik Gi-een0ugh's School. Home address, Portland. Oregon. ROBERT HORNER HOGG Born September 2, 1883, at VVorcester, Mass. Prepared at St. Paul's School, Concord. Home address, 64 Elm St., W'0rcester, Mass. Box 386. . Freslnnan Football, Freshman Hockey. ' ARTHUR NORMAN HOLCOMBE Born November 3, 1884, at 'Winchesteig Mass. Prepared at Wfinchester High School. Home address, X!Vl1'lClICS'EC1', Mass. Phi Beta Kappa, Delta Upsilon, Hasty Pud- ding, Round Table. Memorial Society, Class Debating Teams. Class Hockey Team. CLIFFORD MILBURN HOLLAND Born March 13, 1883, at Somerset, Mass. Prepared at Cambridge Latin School. Home address, 53 Ellery St., Cambridge, Mass. Pi Eta, Class Hockey, Cambridge Latin Club. ' VALENTINE HOLLINSXNORTH Born July II, 1883, at Rye Beach, N. H. Pre- pared at St. Paul's School. Concord, N. H. Home address, 135 Newbury St., Boston, Mass. Polo Club, Institute of 1770, D. K. Hasty Pudding Club, IQO6 Round Table, Alpha Delta Phi Club, Wfeld Freshman Crew, Freshman Four-oar, Sophomore Class Crew. CLASS LIVES-NINETEENSIX Q7 I-IECTOR MCINTOSI-I HOLMES A Born in 1885, at Everett, Mass. Prepared at Malden High School. Home address, Malden, Mass. Delta Upsilon, Class Basketball. XVALTER CHAPIN HOLMES Born September 18, 1884, at Plymouth, Mass. Prepared at Roxbury Latin School. Home address, 71 Lincoln Avenue. Senior Football Team, Ivy Club. IUALTER CORNELIUS HOLMES Born December 5, 1884, at Bridgewater, Mass. Prepared at Bridgewater High School. Home address, Bridgewater, Mass. JAMES XVILLARD H000 i Born April 19, 1885, at Boston, Mass. Pre- pared at Cambridge Latin School. Home ad- dress, 96 Magazine St., Cambridge, Mass. JAMES RIPLEY HOOPER, JR. Born October 20, 1882, at Longwood, Mass. Home address, 303 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Hasty Pudding, A. D. Club, Sophomore and Senior Class Foot- ball Teams. VVILLIAM EVERETT HOOPER Born March 16, 1883. Prepared at Wfashing- ton School for Boys. Home address, 1742 New Hampshire Avenue, IVashington, D. C. CHARLES' FRANCIS HOVEY Born September 25, 1882, at Cannonsville. N. Y. Prepared at Afton I-Iigh School, Afton, N. Y. Home address, Vestal, N. Y. A Esperanto Club. DUDLEY ROGERS I-IOXVE Born February 22, 1881, at Biddeford, Me. Prepared at Noble's School, Boston. Home address, Essex and Ivy Sts., Longwood, Mass. Polo Club. Sphinx Club, Institute of 1770, D. K. E., A. D. Club, Hasty Pudding Club. CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX EDXVARD MORRIS HOXVLAND Born in 1884, at New Bedford, Mass. Home address, 46 Eliot St., Jamaica Plain, Mass. Fencing Club, Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Phi Delta Psi Club, Hasty Pudding Club. EDXWARD SANDS HOWIAND Born December 18, 1883, at Newton, Mass. Prepared at Boston Latin School and Browne K Nichols, Cambridge. Home address, 1642 Massachusetts Ave., Canfxbridge, Mass. ROBERT 'WELLS HUGHES I Born August 28, 1883, at Lima, Ind. Prepared at Howe School, Lima, Ind. Homeaddress, Lima, Ind. Harvard Musical Club. ARTHUR MERL13 HURLIN ' Born at jackson, N. H. Prepared at Brewster Academy, Wfolfeboro, N. H. Home address, jackson, N. H. Delta Upsilon, Musical Club, Deutscher Verein, Phi Beta Kappa, Cercle Francais. - ARTHUR EMLEN HUTCHINSON Born in 1884, at Philadelphia, Pa. Home ad- dress, 308 Wfalnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. Polo, D. K. E., Pudding, Zeta Psi. - DANA CUTTING HYDE Born September 26, 1881, at Cambridge. Pre- pared at Stone's School, Boston. Home ad- dress, I7I Hancock St., Cambridge. Institute, Hasty Pudding, Phoenix Club, Stonefs Club, Round Table, Wfeld Ereshman Crew. ' CARL EDNVARD INGRAM Born September 16, 1884, at Logansport, Ind. Prepared at Indianapolis High School and Indianapolis Academy. Home address, jack- son Park Avenue, Chicago, Ill. T Indiana Club. ' FREDERICK CARPENTER IRVING Born May 3o, 1883, at Gouverneur, N. Y. Prepared at Phillips-Exeter Academy. Home address, The Naples, Ogdensburg, N. Y. Phoenix, Signet, O. K., Amphadon, Hasty Pudding, Advocate. CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX 99 EDINARD NATHANIEL JENCKES, JR. Born August 4, 1884, at Douglas, Mass. Pre- pared at Phillips-Andover. Home address East Douglas, Mass. 8 FREDERICK IVILLIAM JOCKEL, JR. Born January 2, 1884, at New York City. Pre- pared at Trinity School, New York, N. AY Home address, 265 Central Park Wfest, New York City. ROY IVILDER JOHNSON Born March 4, 1882, at Cleveland, Ohio. Pre- pared at Dummer Academy. Home address, 50 Maylield Road, Cleveland, Ohio. St. Paul's Society. XNILLIAM RUSSELL JOHNSON, CJR. Born August 5, 1881, at Wfaltham, Mass. Pre- ' pared at Wfaltham High School. Home ad- dress, 583 Chelsea St., East Boston, Mass. CHARLES JONES Born February 12, 1885, at Milton, N. H. Pre- pared at Cushing Academy. Home address, Box 61, Milton, N. H. 1906 Basketball, Second Basketball, New Hampshire Club. ' ELLIS XNILLIAM JONES Born in 1883 at Pennant, W' ales. Prepared at Dean Academy. Home address, Boston, Mass. Harvard Glee Club, Pierian Sodality. ' -THEODORE FRANCIS JONES Born December 5, 1885, at Dover, Mass., Pre- pared at Boston Latin School. Home address, Cambridge, Mass. Delta Upsilon, Phi Beta Kappa. MORGAN XNHITE JOPLING Born February 21, 1883, at Marquette, Mich. Prepared at St. Mark's School. Home address, Marquette, Mich. Pi Eta, Triangle, Freshman Glee Club. IOO CLASS LIVES- NINETEEN SIX ROBERT JORDAN .Born September 13, 1884. at Boston, Mass. Prepared at V ollcmann's School. Home ads dress, 46 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. D. K. E., Institute of 1770. IVALLACE BISHOP JORDAN Born June 22, 1884, at Springfield, Mass. Pre- pared at Springlield High School., Home ad- dress, Springneld, Mass. , Varsity Club. MYER KABATCHNICK Born April 2, 1883, at Scranton, Pa. Prepared at Scranton High School. Home address, 409 Penn Avenue. Phi Beta Kappa, Yale-Harvard Debating Team, 1905, Class Debating Team, Freshman, Sopho- more, and Junior years. Pasteur Medal Sopho- more year. ' ARTHUR JAMIESON KARR Born March 12, 1886, at VVashington, D. C. Home address, 63 Mt. Vernon St., Boston, Mass. ' JOHN ALVIN KAY Born at Buctouche, N. B. Prepared at Adams , Academy. Home address, Wfollaston, Mass. ' ' PERRY H. KEENEY , Born October 15, 1885, at Chicago, Ill. Pre- pared at Harvard School, Chicago, Ill. Home address, 2622 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Ill. EDININ KEITH Born April I, 1883, at Bainbridge, N. Y. Pre- pared at Bridgewater High School. Home ad- dress, Bridgewater, Mass. Harvard Engineering Society, Harvard Me- chanical Club. i CLARENCE MOORE KELLEY Born July 24, 1884, at Haverhill, Mass. Pre- pared at Haverhill High School. Home ad- dress, Milton, N. H. CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN-SIX IOI NICHOLAS KELLEY Born July 12, 1885, at Zurich, Switzerland. Prepared at Dr. Sacha's School, N. Y. I Home address, IO5 East 22Cl St., New York City. Crimson, Manager Baseball Nine, Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Signet, O. K. Society, Am- phadon, Memorial Society, Hasty Pudding Club, Deutscher Verein. POSTER STANDISH KELLOGG Born November 16, 1883, at Boston, Mass. Prepared at Yolkmann's. Home address, 1084 Boylston St., Boston, Mass. HAROLD FIELD KELLOGG Born in 1884, at Boston, Mass. Prepared at Newton and Cambridge Latin. Home address, 16 Garheld St., Cambridge, Mass. Kappa Gamma Chi, Harvard Illustrated Maga- zine, Camera Club. CLARENCE KEMPNER V, Born May 22, 1884, at New York City. Pre- pared at Pratt Institute High School, Brook- lyn, N. Y. Home address, 53 Linden St., Brooklyn, N. Y. A Delta Upsilon Praternity, ,Deutscher Verein, Class Basketball Team, XYeld Boat Club. HARRY EDININ KERSBURG . Born October 14, 1884, at Posen, Germany. Prepared at Medina High School. Home ad- dress, Medina, N. Y. , , Varsity Eootball Team, Track Team. PHILLIPS KETCI-IUM Born December 16, 1884, at Portland, Me. Prepared at Noble K Greenough's School. Home address, Boston, Mass. CLARK KING Born in 1883, at Dorchester, Mass. Prepared at Noble X Cr1'C61'lOLlgl1iS School. Home ad- dress, 476 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Mass. EDXYARD DIMOCK KING Born in 1884, at Staten Island, N. Y. Pre- pared at St. Paul's School, Concord, N. I-I. Home address, New York, N. Y. IO2 CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX LIEROY KING , Born August 14, 1884, at Newport, R. I. Prepared at St. Paulys School, Concord, N. I-I. Home address, Newport, R. I. Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Alpha Delta Phi Club, I-Iasty Pudding Club, Harvard Cricket Eleven, Class Football Qtwo yearsj. ALAN DUNCAN KINSLEY Born March 3, 1885, at Newton, Mass. I-Ionie address, 127 XN7averley Avenue, Newton, Mass. NVILLIAM ALAN KIRKPATRICK - Born August 28, 1882. Prepared at Belmont School, Cal. I-Ioine address, Palace Hotel, San Francisco, Cal. Q Polo Club, Institute of 1770, D. K. E., I-Iasty Pudding, Phi Delta Psi Club. I-IAROLD AUGUSTUS KNOIVLES Born January 14, 1885, at Sandwich, Mass. Home address, IOQ Elin St., I-Iartford, Conn. Triangle Club, Roxbury Latin School. I-IILIP ADOLPI-I KOBER Born September 28, 1884, at Pittsburg, Pa. Prepared at Dwight School, New York City. Home address, Freedom, Beaver County, Pa. LBERT CARL KOCH Born February IO, 1883, at Pekin, Ill. Pre- pared at Pekin I-Iigh School. I-Ionie address, 310 South 4th St. Beta Theta Pi. I-IARLES INENDELL KOI-ILBR Born May 27, 1876, at Boston, Mass. I-Ioine address, I7 Claremont Avenue, Arlington, Mass. Boylston Cheinical Club. ENNETI-I IVORCESTER LAMSON Born Gctober 20, 1885, at St. Iohnsbury, Vt. Prepared at Newton I-Iigh School. I-Ionie ad- dress, 298 Central St., Auburndale, Mass. CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX IO3 STEPHEN IVES LANGMAID Born july 31, 1884, at Salem, Mass. Prepared at Salem High School. Home address, 278 Lafayette St., Salem, Mass. Pi Eta Society. OTTO FREDERICK LANGMANN Born December 4, 1884, at New York City. Prepared at Hotchkiss School. Home address, 121 Wfest 57th St., New York, N. Y. Pierian Sodality. JOHN RICHARD LAZENBY Born july 12, 1884, at London, Eng. Home , address, 23,G1'C5'StO11C Park, Lynn, Mass. Delta Upsilon, Chicago Club. CHARLES CREIGHTGN LEE1 Born june 19, 1884, at Orange, N. Pre- pared at Horace Mann School. Home address, 24 Gramercy Park, New York. Institute, D. K. E., Hasty Pudding, Gas House. GUY MANNING LEIGHTON Born March 11, 1883, at Beverly, Mass. Pre- pared at Peabody High School, Peabody, Mass. Home address, Cambridge, Mass. AMORY LELAND, DIR. Born May 22, 1884, at New York, N. Y. Pre- pared at St. Paul's School, Concord, N. I-I. Home address, 62 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. Q Institute of 177o, Cercle Francais. BENJAMIN TOVVNE LELAND Born May 27, 1881, at Holliston, Mass. Home address, 432 East Fifth St., South Boston, Mass. SHELDON DOLE LEMAN Born September 26, 1883, at Chicago, Ill. Home address, 337 Dearborn Avenue, Chicago, Ill. IO4. CLASS LIVES- NINETEEN SIX GEORGE S. LEONARD Born June 29, 1883, at Hartford, Conn. Pre- pared at Boston Latin School. Home address, Boston, Mass. Kappa Gamma Chi. ROBERT J. LEONARD Born March 20, 1883, at Boston, Mass. Pre- pared at Newton High School. Home address, Newtonville, Mass. Hasty Pudding, Institute of 1770. JOSEPH MALCOLM LEVINE Born June 10, ISSO, at Vitebisk, Russia. Home address, 72 Revere St., Boston, Mass. BENJAMIN AARON LEVY Born December 18, 1881, at Boston, Mass. Prepared at Boston English High School. Home address, Boston, Mass. I CHARLES SUMNER LEXNIS, JR. Born February 8, 1885, at Indianapolis, Ind.. -Prepared at Tupper's School. Home address 3036 North Meridian St., Indianapolis, Ind., Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. ' ' JAMES BRADFORD LEXVIS, JR. I Born September 8, 1882, at NVELIPOIC, Mass. Prepared at Hotchkiss Sz Stone's School., Home address, Wlalpole, Mass. Pi Eta Society. V i ' JAY ROY LEXVIS , Born in 1882, at Machias, Me. Prepared at Phillips-Andover Academy. Home address, 72 Fairheld Avenue, Holyoke, Mass. ' MILES aUoUs1Us LIBBEY Born November 5, 1884, at Billerica, Mass. Prepared at Newton High School. Home ad'- dress, Wlest Newton, Mass. ,. CLASS LIVE-S-NINETEEN'SIX IO5 HENRY LEXNIS LINCOLN Born December 27, 1884, at Belmont, Mass. Prepared at Belmont High School. Home ad- dress, Belmont, Mass. Debating Society and St. Pauls Society, VVhist Club, Engineering and Electrical Clubs. JOSEPH LISSNER Born july 31, 1885, at Malden, Mass. Pre- pared at Boston Latin School. Home address, 67 Carver St., Boston, Mass. MORRIS HENRY L11cF1F113LD Born March 12, 1885, at Wfollaston, Mass. Prepared at Thayer Academy, South Braintree, Mass. Home address, 43 Prospect Avenue, Vlfollaston, Mass. XWALTER LOEXNENTHAL Born Ianuary 18, 1886, at Karlsruhe, Germany. Prepared at DeXVitt Clinton High School, New York. Home address, 5o Xlfest 85th St., New York, N. Y. Harvard College Scholarship. ' ALBOURNE BRUCE LONG Born june 17, 1886, at Lynn, Mass. Prepared at NVest Roxbury High School. Home ad- dress, 53 Forbes St., jamaica Plain, Mass. Hyperion Club. CHARLES DANA LOOMIS Born December II, 1884, at Paris, France. Prepared at The Gunnery, Wfashington, Conn. Home address, Englexyood, N. I. HENRY SHIPPEN LORD Born January 16, 1883, at Plymouth, Mass. Prepared at Milton Academy and Volkmann's. Home address, Plymouth, Mass. Institute of 1770, Phoenix Club. ROBERT HOXYARD LORD Born July 20, 1885, at Plano, Ill. Prepared at Northwestern University. Home address, 5 Plano, Ill. Cercle Francais, Sociedad Espanola, St. Pauls Society, Philosophical Club, Round Table. IO CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX ULYSSES JOHN LUPIEN Born December 12, 1883, at Cochituate, Mass. Prepared at lVayland High School. Home ad- dress, II Prospect St., Cochituate, Mass. Class Football, Basketball Second Team. JAMES OTIS LYMAN Born December 14, 1882, at Las Vegas, New Mexico. Prepared at Engle School for Boys, Englewood, N. J. Home address, Bellport, Long Island, N. Y. Harvard Engineering Society. HAROLD SIDNEY LYON Born August IO, 1883, at 'West Bridgewater, Mass. Prepared at Howard High School. Home address, Bridgewater, Mass. MALCOLM MCBURNEY ' . Born March 31, 1884, at New York City. Pre- pared at St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H. Home address, 38 East 31st St., -New York City. Polo Club, Institute ot 1770, D. K. E., Sphinx, Hasty Pudding, Porcellian Club, Golf Team. ' GRAHAM TRAQUAIR MCCLURE Born August 85, 1884, at Philadelphia, Pa. Prepared at Tupperls School. Home address, Philadelphia, Pa. 1906 Round Table, Chess Teams. ' XVASHINGTON JAY MCCORMICK Born January 4, 1884, at Missoula, Mont. Prepared at Notre Dame, Ind. Home address, 6o5 Spruce St., Missoula, Mont. Delta Upsilon. C JOHN ALEXANDER MCCREERY , Born October 19, 1885, at New York, N. Y. Prepared at Cutler .School, New York, N. Y. Home address, New York, N. Y. Banjo Club. , ' DONALD MCFADON Born April 18, 1885, at Quincy, Ill. Prepared at Quincy QIll.j High School. Home address, 1651 Maine St., Quincy, Ill. Varsity Football, Freshman Football, Pi Eta Society, Round Table, Varsity Club. CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX 107 EZRA TREAT MACINTYRE Born December 22, 1882, at Medford, Mass. Prepared at Roxbury, Mass. Home address, 36 Verndale St., Brookline, Mass. Triangle. ALTON GLENN MACKENZIE Born at St. Iohnsville, N. Y. Home address, St. Iohnsville, N. Y. 7' Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity, Camera Club. SCOTT MACNUTT Born January 11, 1885, at Cheyenne, Wyo Prepared at Cloyne School, Newport, R. I Home address, Richmond, Ind. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Engineering Society Indiana Club. ROBERT LANGDON MACKAY ' Born july 23, 1884, at Nantucket, Mass. Pre- pared at Noble gf Greenough's. Home address 304 Bay State Road, Boston, Mass. Noble's Club, Anthropological Society, Politi- cal Club. I J ' DONALD MACOMBER Born january 26, 1883, at jamaica Plain. Pre- pared at Newton High School. Home address, Gray Birch Terrace, Newtonville, Mass. junior Basketball Team, Boylston Chemical Club, Detur. ' GEORGE ELMORE MAEHLER Born june 3, 1884, at New York City. Home address, 588 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. ' , ALEXANDER RICHARDSON MAGRUDER Born in 1883, at Nice, Erance. Prepared at The University School, IxVashington. Home address, 1739 H St., Wfashington, D. C. Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Cercle Francais, Southern Club. ' SHUBALL DOUGLAS MALCOLM Born in Scotland, Ont., Canada. Prepared at Mt. Hermon School, Mt. I-Iermon, Mass. Home address, Chicago, Ill. Ivy Club, Travellers' Club, Anthropological Society. f 108 CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX ' PAUL R. M.-XNAI-IAN Born February 24, 1884. Prepared at Boston English High School. Home address, I4 New- bury St., Boston, Mass. .1 Delta Upsilon, Senior Football Team, Graded Crew, XVeld, Harvard Yacht Club, Binnacle. ' CLARK ROGERS MANDIGO Born February 13, 1884, at Sherwood, Mich. Home address, 7QQ Inglehart St.,'St. Paul, Minn. BROXVNING ENDICOTT MAREAN Born February 20, 1884, at Chicago, Ill. Pre- pared at Cambridge Latin School. Home ad- dress, ISI Brattle St., Cambridge, Mass. Phoenix Club. ' CLARENCE MARK Born October 13, 1882, at Chicago, Ill. Home address, 306 Schiller St., Chicago, Ill. . Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. JOSEPH LOUIS MARKELL Born September 26, 1884, at Fall River, Mass. Prepared at B. M. C. Durlin High School. Home address, 502 Ferry St., Fall River, Mass. ORION ALBERT MATHER Born November 27, 1883, at Aurora, Neb. Home address, Aurora, Neb. Kappa Sigma Fraternity. OTOHIKO MATSUKATA Born january 9, 1880, at Tokio, japan. Pre- pared by tutors. Home address, Tokio, Japan. Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Hasty Pudding Club, Gas House, Sphinx. JOSEPH MATTISON Born November 24, 1884, at New 'York City. Prepared at Barnard School, New York, N. Y. Home address, Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y. Theta Delta Chi Fraternity. CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX 109 HENRY COLEMAN MAY Born August 7, 1884, at San Rafast. Home address, 1325 K St., Wfashington, D. C. XYILLIAM GORDON MEANS Born in 1884, at Boston, Mass. Prepared at V0lkinann's School. Home address, Swamp- scott, Mass. D. K. E., Institute of 1770. Hasty Pudding Club, Phi Delta Psi Club. W'ALTER SCOTT MENDEL Born january 14, 1886, at Owensboro, Ky. Prepared at Patterson-Davenport School, Louisville. Ky. Home address, 1464 Second St., Louisville, Ky. I Class Basketball and Class and Varsity La- crosse, Final Honors in Literature. ALANSON ROGERS MERRILL Born November 23, 1883, at Eddington, Me. Home address, 18 jefferson St., Boston, Mass. 1906 Class Lacrosse Teams. f W :-: Vfyif.'.5'.'.ti'igi1Z:EfJ'ifi-2 3, L.-f .125:f..-ITIS2-51:fL5:3i3II?5f'92fi?3 2221:ct-i:'f1:it-5:14-'nz 51222.15-pt:2:-sgg5fe1::1ggg1- 1- in gi , 'f A ,. 7 'S ,-2:-a,,:,1.1is: Wa, 1,-: ,.f::..a f -, if ' '. 15- :1:.-..,.,a. 'ffm' 1-. -:-,.5.:::::s.fz:..r4z f M mr-f,g:..:5.gg ffl- fffif1-'IIfiiIZE':51'1l '-w f- 1 - -N ::.: :'.f:s-..:.4a2-rms:ae. 1-f13:1z:i22z.21-:Mir 3 '- :::s.a::.as.a-:,:.: ..: , . .... ,...... . .. . .. l BRADFORD MERRILL, IR. Born June 27, 1883, at Philadelphia, Pa. Pre- pared at Horace Mann School, New York City. Home address, Great Vtfick, Long Island, N. Y. ROGER MERRILL Born May 14, 1883, at Boston, Mass. Pre- pared at Hopkins0n's School. Home address, Boston, Mass. Manager Football, 1901, Manager and End Football, 1902, Crew, 1902, Secretary of Ath- letic Association, 1902, Hockey, 1902. VVALTER XNILLIAM METCALF Born November 16, 1883, at Cadwille, Mass. Prepared at Exeter. Home address, W'est- boro, Mass. Banjo Club, Pen and Brush Club, Phoenix Club. CHARLES PUTNAM MIDDLETON Born Septernber 6, 1884, at Boston, Mass. Prepared at Wfinchester High School and Bos- ton Latin School. Honie address, 416 Marl- boro St., Boston, Mass. Pi Eta Society. CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX LOUIS JOHN DE GRENON DE MILHAU Born july 27, 1884, at New York City. Home address, National Arts Club, New York City. Coxswain lVeld Crews. HOMER LERCH MILLER Born December 1, 1882, at NVatsontown, Pa. Prepared at Hagerstown High School. Home address, Hagerstown, Md. Masonic Club. LOUIS ALMY MILLER . Born May 15, 1884, at Chicago, Ill. Prepared at Chicago Latin School. Home address, 544 North State St., Chicago, Ill. HIRAM XVYCKOEF MILLS Born September 29, 1883, at Bloomfield, Conn. Home address, 27 Townley St., Hartford, Conn. Pierian Sodality. i ' CHARLES MITCHELL Born january 4, 1884, at Boston, Mass. Pre- pared at Phillips-Andover Academy. Home address, Brandon Hall, Beacon St., Brookline, Mass. 1 Delta Upsilon. ' GEORGE TUETON MOEFATT Born March 16, 1879, at Boston, Mass. Pre- pared at Eaton Academy and Middleboro High School. Home address, 55 Sacramento St., Cambridge, Mass. Institute of I77O, D. K. E., Pi Eta, La Sociedad Espanola, Mining Club. ' KENNETH MOLLER ' A Born December 9, 1883, at Yonkers, N. Y. Prepared at Volkmann's School, Boston. Home address, 5 Greenough Place, jamaica Plain. I , Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Digamma Club, Freshman Crew, Class Football, Class Crews. ' CLAXTON MONRO Born May 4, 1885, at Providence, R. I. Pre- pared at Boston Latin School. Home address, 16 Elm St., North Andover, Mass. Kappa Gamma Chi. CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX 11,1 1 JAMES MORTIMER MONTGOMERY,j'1z. Born November 12, 1883, at Brooklyn, N. Y. Prepared at Poinfret. Home address, 111.2 East Igfll St., New York, N. Y. Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Signet Society, Memorial Society, O. K. Society, I-Iasty Pud- ding, Porcellian Club, Varsity Football, Second Varsity Crew, IQO4. LUCAS XVILLIAM MOORE Born in 1883, at New Orleans, La. Prepared at the Lawrenceville School. I-Iome address, 1325 Second St., New Orleans, La. I Southern Club. CHARLES DANA MORGAN Born -Iuly 14, 1884, at Plymouth, Mass. Pre- , pared at Milton Academy. Home address, Plymouth, Mass. Institute of 1770, I-Iasty Pudding Club, Signet, Stylus, O. K., Sphinx Club, D. K. E., Crimson, Memorial Society, Round Table, Ivy Orator. LEXNIS GOUVERNEUR MORRIS Born june, 1883, at Newport, R. I. Home address, Newport, R. I. D. K. E., Institute of 1770, Phi Delta Psi Club, Cercle Francais, I-Iasty Pudding. - FERDINAND QUINTON MORTON Born September 9, 1881, at Macon, Miss. Pre- pared at Phillips-Exeter Academy. I-Iome ad- dress, 1942 Third St., N. INN., Wfashington, D. C. Freshman Debating' Team, Y ale Debating Team, I-903, University Debating Council. ' PERCY LAWVRENCE MOSES Born November 2, 1883, at Chelsea, Mass. Prepared at' I-Iopkinson School, Boston. I-Iome address, 747 Wlashington St., Brookline, Mass. Board of ,I-Iarvard Engineering journal. ' I-IENRY IULIAN MULLIN Born December 8, 1881. 'Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. ' -- 1oHN MURDocH, JR. Born May 2, 1885, at VVashington, D. C. Pre- pared at Roxbury Latin School. Home ad- dress, Roxbury, Mass. I Phi Beta Kappa, Natural I-Iistory Society, Forestry Club, Sociedad Espanola, Roxbury Latin Club. CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX JOHN FREDERICK MURRAY Born November 2, I88O, at Cambridge, Mass. Prepared at Cambridge Latin School. Home address, 9 Avon St., Cambridge, Mass. FRANK SCHLEY MUZZEY Born March 17, 1883, at Philadelphia, Pa. i Prepared at De Lancey School, Pa.- Home ad- dress, 1803 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. MAX I. MYDANS Born Iuly 3, 1884, at Schumslc, Russia. Pre- pared at English High School, Boston, Mass. Home address, 52 South Russell St., Boston. XVILLIAM REBMANN MYERS Born May 29, 1884, at Philadelphia, Pa. Pre- pared at C. H. S., Philadelphia, Pa. Home address, 1500 Vine St., Philadelphia, Pa. ' LAW'RENCE IRVING NEALE Born july 20, 1885, at Boston, Mass. Pre- pared at Shady Side Academy. Home address, Pittsburg, Pa. ' A University Mandolin Club, Secretary Univer- sity Glee Club, Hasty Pudding Club, Secretary Political Club, Musical Club, Manager Univer- sity Lacrosse Team, Harvard Crimson. ' FISHER HILDRETH NESMITH V Born August 17, 1885, 'at Lowell, Mass. Pre- pared at St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H. Home address, 38 Hildreth Building, Lowell, Mass. Freshman and Varsity Football, Class and Sec- ond Team Baseball, Class Hockey, Memorial Society, Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Hasty Pudding, Sphinx Club. ' ALBERT MICHAEL NEW'ALD Born April 1 1, 1884,'at Milwaukee, W'is. Pre- pared IN est Division High School, Milwaukee. Home address, 261 9th St., Milwaukee, Wfis. Harvard Team Debate vs. Y ale, 1905, Coolidge Prize. ' THOMPSON NEXVBURY Born january 25, 1885, at Taunton, Mass. Prepared at Exeter. Home address, 106 Main St., Taunton, Mass. Lampoon, Freshman Mandolin Club, Univer- sity Mandolin Club. CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN-SIX II3 DANIEL ALLERTON NEXVHALL Born December 3, 1884, at Radnor. Pa. Pre- pared at Haverford School. Home address, Stratford, Pa. Polo Club, D. K. E., Institute, Signet, O. K., Hasty Pudding, Alpha Delta Phi, Varsity Hockey' Team, Cricket Team, Varsity Crew, Freshman Baseball, Sophomore Football, Junior Crew. JOHN DONALDSON NICHOLS Born january 23, 1884, at New Haven, Conn. Home address, 18 XVest I22Cl St., New York, N. Y. I D. K. E., Hasty Pudding, Signet, Round Table, Gas House, Freshman Football and Basketball, Varsity Football and Basketball. JOHN ROBERT NICHOLS Born May, 1883, at Somerville, Mass. Pre- pared at Somerville Latin School. Home ad- dress, 6 Westwood Road, Somerville, Mass. Class Fencing, Engineering Society. IVILLIAM ANDREXN NOONAN i Born May 31, 1884, at Cambridge, Mass. Pre- pared at Cambridge Latin School. Home ad- dress, 109 Otis St., Cambridge, Mass. 6 PERCY VARNEY NORIWOOD Born January 3, 1884, at Salem, Mass. Pre- pared at Beverly, Mass. Home address, Bev- erly, Mass. PERLEY HAYXNARD NOYES Born October 12, 1884, at Portland, Me. Pre- pared at Berkeley School. Home address, Tenafly, N. Crimson. Stylus Club. 1- XNILLIAM IOISIAH NUTTER Born February 3, 1881, at Mt. Desert, Me. Prepared at Phillips-Andover Academy. Home address, Brooklyn, Me. T Harvard-Andover Club. HAROLD ALLEN NYE Born September 8, 1882. Prepared at Wfake- field High School. Home address, Wfakefield, Mass. 1906 Freshman and Sophomore Debating Clubs, Debating Council, Debating Manager, 1905, Debating Teams, 1906-1908. ii4 CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX IP WILLIAM I-IOXYARD NYE dress, Bournedale, Mass. ' HAROLD ALEXANDER OSGOOD ton, D. C. Home address, I7I3 P St., N. WL 'Washington, D. C. l Varsity and Ereshnian Mandolin Clubs, Pi Eta Society. ' M1NoR BRoDR1CK PALMER l Minn. ager University Eencing Team, 1905-1906. ll ' ANDREW' ABIIAH PARKER dress, Carrington, North Dakota. ciation. Born Decernber 19, 1884, Bournedale, Mass. Prepared at Bourne High School. Home ad- Born April 9, 1885, at Minneapolis, Minn. Prepared at Western High School, Wfashing- 7 Born February 8, 1884, at St. Paul, Minn. Prepared at St. Paul's Central High School. Home address, Q23 Grand Avenue, St. Paul, Harvard Feiieei-sr Club, Assistant Manager University Fencing Team, 19o4-1905, Man- Born March 17, 1876, at Eond du Lac, Wfis. Prepared at Fargo, North Dakota. Home ad- Phi Beta Kappa, Harvard Christian Asso- DEINITT HENRY PARKER Born April 17, 1885, at New York, N. Y Prepared at Boston Latin School. Home ad- dress, 218 Newbury St., Boston, Mass. i Phi Beta Kappa, Harvard Philosophical Club INILLARD STEPHEN PARKER Born September 3, 1882, at Piqua, Ohio Prepared at Phillips-Exeter. Home address Piqua, Ohio. Glee Club. JOHN PARKINSON, IR. Born October 20, 1884, at Boston, Mass Home address, 160 Beacon St. Varsity Eootball, Institute, D. K. E., Polo Hasty Pudding, A. D. Club. ROBIN EMMET PARKS Born june 4, 1883, at Martinsville, Ind. Pre- pared at Howe School, Siina, Ind. Home ad- dress, 174 East lVashington St., Martinsville Ind. 'Pi Eta. i 7 CLASS LIVES-NINETEENDSIX 115 HUGH SXNALF, PATON , Born December 28, 1878, at Yonkers, N. Y. Prepared at Yonkers High School. Home ad- dress, 329 W'alnut St., Yonkers, N. Y. P. I. PATTEN Born at Chicago, Ill. Home address, Palatine, Ill. A. I. DRFXEL PAUL Born February 10, 1884, at Philadelphia, Pa. Prepared at Groton School. Home address, Radnor, Pa. ' Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Hasty Pudding Club, A. D. Club, Freshman Football Team, Sophomore Baseball Team. ROBERT PAYSON Born at Portland, Me. Home address, 28 Bowdoin St., Portland, Me. ' JOHN D. PEABODY Born February 18, 1883. Prepared at Groton School. Home address, 224 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y. Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Hasty Pudding Club, O. K., Phi Delta Psi Club. ' HAYFORD PEIRCE Born September IO, 1883, at Bangor, Me. Prepared at Roxbury Latin. Home address, 214 Cedar St., Bangor, Me. Lampoon. FRANK ARTHUR PEMBERTON Born May 7, 1884, at Auburndale, Mass. Pre- pared at Newton High School. Home address, 230 Wfoodland Road, Auburndale, Mass. MILTON PERCIVAL ' Born February 26, 1882, at Ashland, Ohio. Prepared at Ann Arbor High School, Home address, ISOS South University Avenue, Ann Arbor, Mich. CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX XLVA HAROLD PERKINS Born September 6, 1883, at Revere, Mass I-Iome address. I4O Huntington Avenue, Bos- ton, Mass. Kappa Gamma Chi, I-Iarrard Illustrated Maga- zine, I-Iarvard Mining Club. MAURICE GEORGE PERKINS Born September 16, 1882, at Jefferson, Me. Prepared at Lowell I-Iigh School. I-Iome ad- dress, 43 Beech St., Lowell, Mass. Pi Eta, Track Team, 1903 and 1904. RTI-IUR PERRY Born November 13, 1882, at VX7esterly, R. I. Prepared at Roxbury Latin School, I-Ionie ad- dress, Boston, Mass. Institute of 1770, Hasty Pudding Club. GEORGE QUINCY PETERS Born july IO, 1885, at jamaica Plain, Mass Prepared at Browne K Nichols. Home ad- dress, 37 Mountfort St., Boston, Mass. Freshman Baseball Squad, Manager Sopho- ' more Baseball Team, junior Baseball Team I-Iarvard Second Baseball Squad, Deutscher Verein, Browne it Nichols Club. ' GEORGE IRVING PETTENGILL Born February 3, 1880, at Cambridgeport, Mass. Prepared at Hopkinson. Home ad- dress, 107 Newbury St., Roslindale, Mass. Kappa Gamma Chi, I-Iarvard University, Musi- cal Club, Deutscher Vereinj ' SEYMOUR M. PEYSER ,I Born August 2, 1884, at New York, N. Y. Prepared at I-Iorace Mann School, New York City. I-Iome address, 64 WI est 91st St., New York, N. Y. 1 ' ROY ENSXYORTI-I PIERCE Born February 25, 1883, at St. Louis, Mo. Prepared at Smith Academy, St. Louis, Mo. I-Iome address, Prides Crossing, Mass. Institute of 1770, Southern Club, Cercle Francais. ' TI-IERON FINLAY PIERCE Born December 21, 1884. Prepared at Smith Academy, St. Louis, Mo. I-Iome address, 40 Vandeventer Place, St. Louis, Mo. Institute of 1770, D. K. E., I-Iasty Pudding, Kalumet Club, Zeta Psi, Southern Club, Cercle Francais. i CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX 117 HARLAN T. PIERPONT R Born April 14, 1883, at Chesterfield, Ghio. Prepared at Albany Academy and Roxbury Latin School. Home address, Boston, Mass. ANSOM CLARK PINGREE Born August 23, 1884, at Lewiston, Me. Pre- pared at Haverhill High School. Home ad- dress, 881 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, Mass. CHARLES LEXVIS PITKIN Born November 8, 1883, at Boston, Mass. Prepared at Noble Cv Cvreenoughs School, Bos- ton. Home address, SI Strattmore Road, Brookline, Mass. IOI-IN XVALLACE PLAISTED, 2D Born February 3, 1885, at Worcester, Mass. Prepared at Wforcester Classical High School. Home address, 443 Park Avenue, Wforcester, Mass. Class Football Team, Phi Beta Kappa, Uni- versity Debating Council, University Debating Club, Wforcester Club, Holmes Law Club, Class Debating Teams. ' I-IOXVARD CARLETON PLATTS Born .Iune 16, 1884, at Holbrook, Mass.. Pre- pared at Thayer Academy, South Braintree. Home address, I-Iolbrook, Mass. FRANK RODNEY PLEASONTON Born February 25, 1885, at Philadelphia, Pa. Prepared at Wfilliam D. Blight's School, Phila- delphia. Home address, 918 Spruce St., Phila- delphia, Pa. Freshman Crew, Pi Eta. - JOSEPH HUDSON PLUMB, 2D ' Born September 4, 1882, at Cape May. Pre- pared at Hotchkiss School, Lakeville, Conn. Home address, Care of R. Plumb, Frankford, Pa. Anthropological Society, Yacht Club, Fencing Club, Institute of 1770, Hasty Pudding, Phi Delta Psi Club. HENRY KING POIVIEROY Q Born March 2, 1884, at Pittsfield, Mass. Pre- pared at Rindge Manual Training School. Home address, 307 I-Iuron St., Chicago, Ill. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. 0Lf-iss LIVES-NINETEEN six CLARENCE HENRY POOR, IR. Born October II, 1884, at Boston, Mass. Pre- pared at Boston Latin School. Home address, Chestnut Hill Avenue, Brookline, Mass. ROGER MERRILL POOR Born November IO, 1883, at New York, N. Y. Prepared at Cutler's School, New York, N. Y. Home address, 1 Lexington Avenue, New York, N. Y. ' Porcellian Club, Sphinx Club, Hasty Pudding, O. K., Memorial Society, Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Polo Club. ' CI-IAN NING INILLIAMS PORTER Born September 20, 1884, at Petersham, Mass. Prepared at Wfellesley I-Iigh School. Home address, Sherborn, Mass. Sophomore Debating Club, Harvard Musical Club. MARTIN REED PORTER Born October 25, 1886, at Germantown, Pa. Prepared at Staten Island Academy. Home address, Emerson Hill, Stapleton, N. Y. Pierian Sodality, Kappa Sigma Fraternity. DAVID THOMAS POTTINGER Born at East Boston, Mass. Prepared at East Boston I-Iigh School. Home address, II6 Princeton St., East Boston, Mass. ROSCOE PAIRBANKS POTTS Born April 28, 1882, at St. Johnsbury, Vt. Prepared at University of Missouri. Home address, Dykington Inn, Kansas City, Mo. AUGUSTI LAIVRENCE POULEUR Born March 25, 1877, at Montreal, Canada. Prepared at Maryland Agricultural College, Md. Home address, VVinthr0p, Mass. Second Football Team, IQOAEIQO5, Gymnastic Team in IQO5-IQO6. LOUIS PHILIP POUTAS Born May 30, 1883, at Wfeston, Mass. Home address, Webster, Mass. Hyperion Club. CL1-iss LIVES-NINETEEN six D119 HORACE GRIGGS PRALL Born March 6, 1881, at Ringoes, N. J. Pre- pared at State School, Trenton, N. I. Home address, Ringoes, N. fl. Poverty Club. HARRY ROGERS PRATT Born january 7, 1884, at Wfellesley Hills, Mass. Prepared at Wfellesley High School.,i Home address, Wfellesley Hills. - Pi Eta, Triangle Club, Harvard Musical Club. JOHN PRENDERGAST Born December 21, 1883, at Chicago, Ill. Home address, 534 jackson Building, Chi- cago, Ill. S PUART DUNCAN PRESTON Born january 1, 1884, at New York, N. Y. Prepared at St. Paul's, Concord. Home ad- dress, 56 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. Alpha Delta Phi, Polo Club, Hasty Pudding, Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Signet, Stylus, O. K., Lampoon Board, University and E resh- man Glee Clubs, VVeld Graded Crew, Sopho- more and junior Football Teams. CLARENCE DIVOLL PROCTOR Born july 31, 1884, at Charlestown, N. H. Prepared at Somerville Latin School. Home address, Wlest Derry, N. H. Harvard-Somerville Latin School Club, New Hampshire Club, Harvard Second Basketball Team, Class Basketball Team. G. XVALDO PROCTOR Born November 15, 1883, at Somerville, Mass. Prepared at Somerville High School. Home address, 44 Spring St., Somerville, Mass. ROLAND ,BRADBURY RAND . Born November 22, 1877, at Roslindale, Mass. 15-epm-eil at Wfeston High School. Home ad- dress, Kendal Green, Mass. ' JOHN REECE Born in 1884, at Brookline, Mass. Prepared at Noble's School. Home address, 315 Com- monwealth Avenue. Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Phi Delta Psi Club, Kalumet Club, Hasty Pudding Club. i2o CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX ' CARROLL ROSCOE REED Born November 4, 1884, at Malden, Mass. Prepared at Malden High School. Home ad- dress, Malden, Mass. ' ANDRE NICHOLAS REGGIO Born March 18, 1882, at Dresden, Germany. Prepared at Stones School, Boston, and Ora- tory School, Birininghani, England. Home address, 333 Connnonwealth Avenue, Boston, Mass. Fencing Club, D. K. E., Institute of 1770, Stones Club, Class Tennis Teain, Kaluinet Club. - ' XVILLIAM DUNCAN REID Born December 30, 1885, at Newton, Mass. Home address, 36 Hyde Avenue, Newton, Mass. L ' ,IOHN ANTHONY REMICK, JR. Born February 26, 1884, at Boston, Mass. Prepared at Noble Q Greenoughs Horne address, 3oo Marlboro St., Boston, Mass. EDW'IN MITCHELL RICHARDS Born August 11, 1883, at Newtonville, Mass. Home address, Newtonville, Mass. Digannna. LESTER G. RICHARDSON Born Septeinber, 1882, at Dracut, Mass. Pre- pared at Lowell High School. Home address 701 Mannnoth Road, Dracut, Mass. ARTHUR LEROY RISLEY Born,October 3, 1883, at IfVaterbury, Conn. Prepared at Taft School, XNatertown, Mass. Home address, Newburyport, Mass. Pi Eta Society, Coxswain junior Crew. ELLIOTT BEEBE ROBBINS Born September 24, 1883, at Charlestown, Mass. Prepared at Hopkinson School, Stones School. Home address, 315 Kent St. Sigina Alpha Epsilon Fraternity, Stone's Club, 1 CLASS LIVES- STANLEY 'WELLINGTON ROBERTS Born May 25, 1882, at Lynn, Mass. Pre- pared at Boston and Somerville Latin Schools Home address, I5 Kidder Avenue, Somerville. ED'WARD ROTH, IR. Born October 30, 1883, at Nantucket, Mass. Prepared at Stone's School, Boston, Mass. Home address, Vineyard Haven, Mass. A Theta Delta Chi Fraternity, Pi Eta Society, Engineering Society, Stone's Club, Mining Club. c HENRY HOSIE ROXNLAND Born September 30, 1884, at Delmar, Tioga County, Pa. Prepared at Central High, Buf- falo, N. Y. Home address, 179 East Avenue, Rochester, N. Y. Phi Beta Kappa, IQO6. Round Table, Cross Country Team, 1903, Captain Cross Country Team, 1904, Track Team, T904 and 1905. HENRY EsMoND RoWLEY V Born November 11, 1883, at Titusville, Pa. Prepared at Brookline High School. Home address, 137 Court St., Keene, N. H. Freshman Mandolin and Banjo Club, Varsity Musical Club. - NIN'ETEEN'SIX 121 ' ' T' 'BENNET SEELY RUNDLE Born january 20, 1882, at Montague, N. I. Prepared at C. C. T., Hackettstown, N. J. Home address, Montague, N. J. ' T JOHN XNINTER RUSSELL Born December 21, 1884, at Farmington, Me. Prepared at Farmington High School. Home address, 6 Sacramento St., Cambridge, Mass. . L. ' ' CHARLES TRTPP RYDER Born February II, 1885, at Ann Arbor, Mich. Prepared at Andover. Home address, An- dover, Mass. Monthly, Round Table, Memorial Society, Signet. ' ' XNTLLIAM SABTNE Born November 23, 1883, at Brookline, Mass. Prepared at Noble's School. Home address, 5 Brookline, Mass. 199 CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX MORTIMER LOUIS SAMPLINER Born March 29, 1884, at Cleveland, Ohio. Prepared at Hfendershot Academy. Home ad- dress. 1425 Wlilliamson Building. Cleveland, Ohio. CHARLES ASA SARGEANT Born November 25. 1882, at Caledonia, N. Dali. Home address, Caledonia, N. Dalc. THEODORE FTSKE SAVAGE Born June 8, 1885, at Berkeley. Cal. Prepared at Newburyport High School. Home address, Newburyport. Mass. EDXVARD EVERETT SAVORY Born February 13, 1878, at Boston, Mass. Prepared at Cambridge Manual Training School. Home address, Elmwood Park, New- tonville, Mass. FREDERTC HAYNVARD SAXVYER Born February 21, 1881, at Boston, Mass. Pre- pared at Hopkinson School. Home address, 16 Sparhawk St., Brighton. Sociedad Espanola, Hammer and Tongs, As- sistant in Geology 4 and 5, 1905-1906. HENRY B. SAXNYER Born in 1884, at Melrose, Mass. Prepared at Melrose High School. Home address, 8 Belle- vue Avenue, Melrose, Mass. Class Chorister, Memorial Society, Leader-'Glee Club, Hasty Pudding, Theta Delta Chi Club, Mandolin Club, Banjo Club. ALBERT ADAM SCHAEFER Born February 25, 1884, at Middletown, Conn. Prepared at Phillips-Exeter Academy. Home address, Middletown, Conn. Ivy, Harvard Masonic Club. NVALTER HENRY SCHMIDT A Born February 8, 1883, at Toledo, Ohio. Pre- pared at Toledo High School. Home address, 719 Michigan St., Toledo, Ohio. CLASS LIVES-NfQNETEEN'SIX 123 OLIVER JAMES SCHOONNAKER Born October 24, 1882, at Hurley, N. Y. Pre- pared at Kingston Academy, Kingston, N. Y. I-Ionie address, 16 North Harvard St., Boston, Mass. Chi Psi Fraternity, 1906 Class Baseball Team. CHRISTOPHER PEARSE SCOTT Born September 19, 1883, at Burlington. Ia. Prepared at Michigan Military Academy. Home address, 1617 Dill St., Burlington, Ia. Iowa Club, Engineering Journal, Republican Club. OTTO HENRY SEIEEERT Born July 28, 1884, at Davenport. Home ad- dress, 532 Wlest 6th St., Davenport, Iowa. HOXNARD ANDERS SEIPT I Born April 29, 1878, at Wforcester, Pa. Home address, Wfest Point, Pa. HENRY SOUTHWORTH SHAVV, JR. Born November 29, 1884, at Boston, Mass. Prepared at Vollqniann's School, Boston, Mass. Home address, Boston, Mass. Harvard Musical Club. JOHN DANIEL SI-IAXV Q Born June 22, 1880, at Cape Breton, N. S. Prepared at Roxbury High School. Home ad- dress, Roxbury, Mass. Topiarian Club, Roxbury High School Club. JAMES BERNARD SI-IEA Born Novveniber 7, 1863, at Boston, Mass. Pre- pared at Boston College. Home address, 198 High St., Brookline, Mass. , EUGENE LLOYD SI-IELDON Born May 27, 1885, at Springneld, Mass. Home address, Wfest Springneld, Mass. Theta Delta Chi, Advocate. 124 CLASS LIVES NINETEE N SIX -R ' REGINALD HERBERT SHELDON Born October 5, 1882, at Boston, Mass. Pre- pared at Lowell High School. Home address, North Chelmsford, Mass. Kappa Gamma Chi. - OTIS NORTON SI-IEPARD Born june 18, 1884. at Brighton, Mass. Pre- pared at Roxbury Latin School. Home ad- dress, 20 Clark Road, Brookline, Mass. Institute of 177o, D. K. E., Hasty Pudding Freshman Pour-oar Stroke, Varsity Four 7 7 IQO4, Substitute Varsity, 1905, Swimming Team, 1903, 1904, 1905. - 5 ALPH ATHERTON SHEPARD Born january 15, 1883, at Brighton, Mass. Prepared at Stone's School, Brookline, Mass Home address, 20 Clark Road, Brookline Mass. i 7 Institute, Harvard Yacht Club, Stoneis Club. r -1 1 EVERETT G. SHERXNIN Born October 23, 1882, at Chicopee, Mass. Prepared at Chicopee High School. Home address, Hyde Park, Vt. XVALTER MAX SHOHL Born July 12, 1885, at Cincinnati, Ohio. Pre- pared at Wfalnut Hills High School, Cincin- nati. I-Iome address, 2929 Gilbert Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio., Cercle Francais, University Debating Club, Both Sides, Class and Varsity Debating Teams, Philosophical Club, Debating Council, Class Swimming Team. HAROLD ROBERT SHURTLEFP Born -Ianuary 6, at Concord, N. H. Prepared at Concord High School, Concord, N. H. Home address, 33 Green St., Concord, N. H. Hasty Pudding, Institute of 1770, Phoenix, Second Football, Class Crew, Class Day Committee. FRANK 1. SICHA Born March 1, 1885, at Cleveland, Ohio. Pre- pared at Central High School. Home address, Cleveland, Ohio. JOSEPH 1. SIDDALL , Born October 25, 1879, at Trenton, N. I Home address, 310 South Broad St., Trenton N. I. University Orchestra, 1904-19o5. 7 CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX 125 JAMES H. SILVER Born in 1884, at Cleveland, Ohio. Prepared at Central High School, Cleveland. Home ad- dress, 2400 East 40th St., Cleveland, Ohio. NANBERT OLIVER-, SIMARD Born March 22, 1882, at Wforcester, Mass. Prepared at Classical High School, Wforcester. Home address, 16 Roxbury St., Wforcester, Mass. Cercle Francais, Natural History Society, La Sociedad Espanola. 7 HAROLD VINCENT SKENE. Born june 19, 1883, at Pittsfield, Mass. Pre- , pared at Roxbury and South Boston High Schools. Home address, 25 Warren Avenue, Somerville, Mass. ROBERT IWILKINSON SKINNER, IR. Born February 20, 1883, at Brooklyn, N. Y. Home address, 200 Lafayette Avenue, Brook- lyn, N. Y. ' THOMAS DONALDSON SLOAN Born April 21, 1884, at Oswego, N. Y. Pre- pared at Marston School, Baltimore, Md. Home address, Wfoodmere, L. I. Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Hasty Pudding Signet, Stylus, Memorial, Amphadon, O. IQ, Freshman and Varsity Lacrosse, Shooting Team, Captain Class Football, Second Foot- ball, Manager Golf Team, Advocate. ' LESLIE AKERS SLOPER , Born May 31, 1883, at Pepperell, Mass. Pre- pared at Natick High School. Home address, Natick, Mass. Q Ivy, Beta -Theta Fi. ' HAROLD CROCKER SMITH .Born January 5, 1885, at Fall River, Mass. iFrepared at B. M. C. D. High School, Fall River Mass. Home address, 150 Rock St., Fall River, Mass. ' HARRY LYNCH SMITH Born September 13, 1878, at Muncy, Pa. Home address, Muncy, Pa. I2 CLASS LIVES--NINETEEN SIX HAROLD XY.-XTSON SMITH Born june 27,. 1883, at Bath, Me. Prepared at Browne X Nichols. Home address, Bath, Mc. ROBERT LAXNIRENCE SMITI-I Born October 15, 1882, at Cambridge, Mass. Prepared at Cambridge Latin School. Home address, 4I Dana St., Cambridge, Mass. Harvard Forestry Club, Cambridge Latin School Club. SIDNEY MCKEEI-IAN SMITH Born .Iune 25, 1883, at Clarksbury, XV. Va. Prepared at Wfellsville I-Iigh School. Home address, Hfellsville, Ohio. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. SUMNER BRIDGES SMITH Born August 20, 1884, at St. Vincent, Minn. ROBERT NEXNKIRK SMITHER Born February 23,8 1883, at Buffalo, N. Y. Home address, 456 Elmwood Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. ' Varsity Tennis Team, Hasty Pudding, Class Hockey, Pi Eta. CHESTER SNOVV- Born june 1, 1881, Salt Lake City, Utah. Pre- pared at Agricultural College and Ogden I-Iigh School. Home address, 2669 Madison Avenue, Ogden, Utah. IUNIUS PRENTISS SOKOLL Born September 7, 1884, at Cottage City, Mass. Home address, Fall River, Mass. St. Paul's Society, Fall River Club. AUGUSTUS XV. SOULE Born February 4, 1885, at Frankfort, N. Y. Prepared at St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H. Home address, 1571 Beacon St., Brookline, Mass. Substitute Sophomore and junior Football Team, Sophomore and junior Class Crew, Stroke, Banjo Club, three years, 1906 Round Table, Triangle Club. CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX 127 LAUNCELOT PHELPS SOULE Born April 15, 1883, at Boston, Mass. Pre- pared at Roxbury Latin School. Home ad- dress, 508 Wfasliington St., Dorchester, Mass. Triangle Club, Fencers' Club, Binnacle, Class Fencing Team. IVINSOR SOULE Born November 3, 1883, at Staten Island. Prepared at St. Paul's School, Concord' Home address, 1571 Beacon St., Brookline, Mass. 1906 Wfeld Crew, 1906 Freshman, Sophomore, and junior Basketball Teams, Varsity Track Team, 1906 Round Table, Varsity.Club. THOMAS GAGER SPENCER Born September 3,' 1883, at Rochester, N. Y. Prepared at St. Mark's. Home address, 243 Union St., Rochester, N. Y. Institute, D. K. E. IVILLIAM AMBRO SE SPENCER Born May 24, 1885, at New London, Conn. Home address, 2 Craigie St., Cambridge, Mass. Pi Eta Society, Harvard Engineering Society, Manager University Basketball. ' RICHARD' EVANS SPERRY Born August 9, 1885, at York, Pa. Prepared at Marston University School, Baltimore, Md. Home address, 839 VV est End Avenue, New York, N. Y. Digamma, Hasty Pudding, Southern Club, D. K. E., Institute of 1770, Class Baseball Team, 1903-1905, Varsity Football, 1904, Second Football, 1903, Second Baseball, 1904- 1905. HERBERT IGSEPH SPINDER Born August 16, 1879, at New Huron, S. Dak. Prepared at Tacoma High School. Home ad- dress, Tacoma, Wfash. Anthropological Club, Travellers' Club. ' ALBERT CUFF sPR0UL Born Qctober 23, 1884, at Roxbury, Mass. Prepared at Roxbury High School. Home ad- dress, 270 Parker Hill Avenue, Roxbury, Mass. Sociedad Espanola, Deutscher Verein. ' BEATON HALL SQUIRES Born December 16, 1880, at Harbor Grace, Newfoundland. Prepared at St. j'ohn's Academy, Newfoundland. Home address, St. Iohn's,i Newfoundland. Canadian Club, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Round Table Club, Varsity Football, Association Foot- ball, XVater Polo, Photographic Committee, 1906, Varsity Club. I2 CLASS LIVES -NINETEEN SIX RICHARD RUSSELL STANXVOOD Born December 5, 1884, at Boston, Mass. Prepared at Noble 81 Greenough's, Boston. Home address, 189 Bay State Road, Boston, Mass. Pen and Brush Club, Nobles Club. EDGAR STANTON, IR. Born March 30, 1884, at' St. Petersburg, Russia. Prepared at Rugby School. Home address, Lake Forest, Illinois. Mandolin and Banjo Clubs, Phoenix Club. B.-XRTIN KINGMAN STEPHENSON Born july 10, 1883, at jamaica Plain. Pre- pared at Newton High School. Home address, Brookline, Mass. Institute, D. K. E., Amphadon, Hasty Pud- ding, Kappa Gamma Chi, Triangle, Varsity Baseball. S. XVALTER STERN , Born March 5, 1884, at New Orleans, La. Prepared at McDonogh High School, New Orleans. Home address. New Orleans, La. Hold AB. Degree from Tulane University, Secretary Louisiana Club. ' VVILLIAM WHITE STICKNEY M Born October 26, 1883, at Longmont, Colo. Prepared at Noble Sz Greenoughls. Home ad- dress, 101 Orman Avenue, Pueblo, Colo. Pi Eta, Pen and. Brush Club, Engineering Journal. ' EDVVIN BABCOCK STILLMAN Born October 19, 1882, at Wfesterly, R. I. Prepared at Wfesterly High School. I-Iome address, VVesterly, R. I. St. Paulls Society. ' NORTH STORMS Born May 20, 1883, at Carmi, Ill., Prepared at Roxbury Latin. School. Home address, 604 First St., Evansville, Ind. Pi Eta, Theta Delta chi. ' FREDERICK sTRAUss Born May 26, 1885, at Pawtucket, R. I. Pre- pared at Lowell High School. Home address, 18 Marlborough St., Lowell, Mass. .- CLASS LIVES-QNINETEENSIX 129 ' LEON STRAUSS I Born january 27, 1885, at Boston, Mass. Pre- pared at Boston Latin School. Home address, Hotel Somerset, Boston, Mass. Musical Clubs, Class Relay, Class Football, Class Lacrosse. ' MAURICE STRAUSS ' Born April 16, 1885, at New York City. Pre- pared at Sads Collegiate Institute. Home ad- dress, 51 XfVest 6Qtl'l St., New York City. Graded Crews. 7 JAMES T. SULLIVAN fa f jf X41 My fx ff! W N01 .4 ' fi 0 r ff? W -.'.,4..,.,,....1.:1.. ,..-.. , .1....,. L ..... 2 f Wh, , ,, 6' 7 k2:9E5'vzc l Born March 7, 1872, at Charlestown, Mass. Prepared at Public Schools, Boston. Home address, 4 Prospect Avenue, Charlestown, Mass. ' RICHARD THGMAS SULLIVANI Born in 1882, at Newton Upper Falls, Mass. Prepared at Newton High School. Home ad- dress, Newton Upper Falls. Triangle Club. i ' FRANKLIN PEALE SUMMERS Born April 9, 1884, at,Philadelphia, Pa. Pre- 'pared at Central High School, Philadelphia, Pa. Home address, 2559 North Lydenham St., Philadelphia, Pa. Kappa Gamma Chi, Masonic Club, IQO6 Fresh- man and Class Lacrosse Team, Harvard Uni- versity Lacrosse Team. ' CLARENCE HALE SOUTHERLAND U Born May 22, 1884, at Foxcroft, Me. Prepared at Highland Military Academy, Wforcester, Mass. Home address, Brunswick, Me. Pi Eta Society, Track Team. ' - FRANCIS, HATHAWVAY SXNIFT Born june 8, 41884, at New Bedford, Mass. Prepared at Milton Academy. Home address, 378 County St., New Bedford, Mass. Polo Club, D. K. E., Institute of 1770, Phi Delta Psi Club., . ' GEORGE. SVVITZER Born November 22, 1884, at Brooklyn, N. Y. Prepared at Pomfret School. Home address, Hotel Margaret, Brooklyn, N, Y. Institute of I77O, D. K. E., Hasty Pudding Club. 130 CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX XVATERMAN ALLEN TAFT, IR. Born November 22, 1884, at Arlington, Mass. Prepared at Holbrook's Military Academy, N. Y. Home address, 1 IQ Pleasant St., Arling- ton, Mass. I MAX LOXN ELL TALBOT . Born September 16, 1883, at Brookline, Mass. Prepared at Brookline High School. Home address, 181 Sewall Avenue, Brookline, Mass. ALFRED HENRY EUGENE TALPEY Born July IO, 1883. Prepared at English High School, Boston. Home address, 41 Rockwell St., Dorchester, Mass. Kappa Gamma Chi, EngineeringSociety, Elec- trical Club. KNOX TAUSSIG Born October 2, 1885, at St. Louis, Mo. Home address, 4241 'Washington Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. - ' FRANK CARROLL TAYLOR Born November 22, 1884, at Philadelphia, Pa. Prepared at Haverford School. Home address, 7422 Pennsylvania Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa. Cricket Team, Kalumet Club, Institute of 1770 Hasty Pudding Club, D. K. E., Fencing Club, Cricket Club. , ' HAROLD A. TAYLOR - 1 Born at Indianapolis, Ind. Prepared at An- dover. Hoine address, Noblesville, Ind. - HAROLD L. F. TERHUNE Born October Io, 1884, at New York City. Prepared at Clinton High School, New York. Home address, 235 Wfest 75th St., New York, N. Y. . Delta Phi Fraternity, Civil Engineering Society. - GORDON XNOODS THAYER Born April 5, 1887, at Cincinnati, Ohio. Pre- pared at Franklin School, Cincinnati. Home address, 304 Oak St., Mt. Auburn, Cincinnati. Anthropological Society, Classical Club, Trav- eller's Club. CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX 131 IVILLIAM NN EN TIN ORTH T HAYER Born April 15, 1884, at Concord, N. H. Pre- pared at Phillips-Andover Academy. Home address, Concord, N. H. Class Football Team, Delta Upsilon, Phi Beta Kappa, Freshman and Sophomore Debating Clubs, Social Service Committee, Harvard Col- lege and john Harvard Scholarship and Detur, Magna Cum Laude, Cecil Rhodes Scholar from New Hampshire. FERDINAND THIERIOT Born March 12, 1883, at Plainheld, N. If Pre- pared at St. Mark's, Southboro, Mass. Home address, Scotland Road, South Orange, N. I. Fencing Club, Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Digamma. , EDIVARD OTHAN THOMPSON Born October 21, 1878, at Senecoville, Ohio. Prepared at Cambridge English High School. Home address, Cambridge, Mass. JAMES LAVVTON THOMPSON Born April 29, 1880, at Portland, Me. Pre- pared at Portland High School. I-Iome ad- dress, 145 Park St., Portland, Me. Pen and Brush Club, Mandolin Club, State of Maine Club. ' EDWARD KIMBALL THURLOW' Born july 17, 1883, at West Newbury, Mass. Prepared at Newburyport CMass.j High School. Home address, VVest Newbury, Mass. Harvard,Philosophical Club, Topiarian Club, St. Paul's Society of Harvard University. RALPH EDSON TIBBETTS Born February 2, 1883, at Albany, N. Y. Pre- pared at Albion High School and New York University. Home address, Albion, N. Y. Delta Upsilon. - NICHOLAS A LECHMERE TILNEY Born January 29, 1884, at Orange, N. I. Pre- pared at'Haverford. Home address, Orange, N. I. i Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Hasty Pudding, Kalumet, Cricket Team, Manager Hockey Team. ' ' SAMUEL TITCOMB Born February 26, 1885, at Augusta, Me. Pre- pared at Exeter. Home address, 66 Stone St., Augusta, Me. Freshman Mandolin and Glee Clubs, President Freshman Banjo Club, Deutscher Verein. Maine Club, Harvard Musical Club, Vice-President Freshman Debating Club, Round Table, Var- sity. Glee and Mandolin Clubs, Banjo Club, Memorial Society, Pi Eta. 132 CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX OTIS JOHNSON TODD Born March 27, 1883, at Garland, Pa. Pre- pared at A. M. Chesbrough Seminary, North Chili. N. Y. Home address, Blooming Val- ley, Pa. Sophomore Debating Club, IQIO3-1904. FOSTER TOINLE 2 Born October 11, 1882, at South Hampton, N. H. Home address, Amesbury, Mass. Harvard Engineering Society. EDXVARD BANCROET TOVVNE Born August 16, 1883, at Wfest Newton, Mass. Prepared at Belmont School, Belmont, Cal Home address, Palo Alto, Cal. GUY CLINTON TOXNNSEND Born September 12, 1883, at Lake Irma, Fla Prepared at Newark Academy, Newark, N. I Home address, Nutley, N. Pi Eta Society, IQO6 Basketball Team, Sopho- more Debating Team, Illustrated Magazine. ' DANIEL VVILLIAM B. TRACY Born july II, 1881, at St. Louis, Mo. Pre- pared at Stone's School, Boston, Mass. Home address, 3958 VVashington Avenue, St. Louis, Mo., I ' HARRY MARSHALL TRIEBER Born January 20, 1884, at Helena, Ark. Pre- pared at Andover. Home address, 923 West 2d St., Little Rock, Ark. ' JAMES ROLE TRIMBLE Born November 4, 1885, at Petitcadiac, New Brunswick. Prepared at Acadia College, VVolf- ville, Nova Scotia. Home address, Petitcadiac, New Brunswick. Canadian Club, Mathematical Club. l HENRY GUILD TUCKER Born January 18, 1884, at Avon, Mass. Pre- pared at Boston Latin School. Home address, Avon, Mass. Sophomore and Senior Class Football. CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX 133 PM 62 ft Vff ,jig fl if fists? ff '-Q.,i.gZE5f 2 'I ,ijff 'Q W,y,4g,.s.i.,.,v.,.: :.3.:.a,.3 Vg, ful? rw. 'Lv '. -12:11 i: :1:.' ,, '- , ,.,, ,. .,.. .. ,.,1.,..,,. . ,, . ,.., ,..,,....,,, .M , .. .. l1li- ' HOVVARD MOORE TURNER Born August 6, 1885, at Wfareham, Mass. Prepared at Browne ck Nichols School, Cam- bridge, Mass. Home address, IO Francis Avenue, Cambridge, Mass. Harvard Lampoon, Signet, Hasty Pudding, Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Phoenix Club, Phi Delta Psi Club, Pen and Brush Club, Stylus Club, Deutscher Verein, Varsity Track Team, Natural History Society. JAMES XVOODBURY TXVOMBLEY Born january 21, 1884, at Boston, Mass. Pre- pared at Boston Latin School. Home address, Kent St., Brookline, Mass. St. Paul's Catholic Club. 7 RALPH IRVING UNDERHILL Born November 19, 1883, at Brooklyn, N. Y. Prepared at Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y. Home address, 510 VVillough Avenue, Brook- lyn, N. Y. Delta Upsilon Fraternity, Phi Beta Kappa, 1906 Round Table. - ALBERT FREDRICH VEENFILIET Born December 16, 1884, at St. Mary's, Ohio. Prepared at St. Maryls COhioj High School. Home address, St. Mary's, Ohio. Signet, Glee Club, Musical Club, Weld Boat Club, Ohio Club. ERVING VVHEELOCK VIDAND Born june Io, 1885, at Brooklyn, N. Y. Home address, 161 Ioralemon St., Brooklyn, N. Y. junior Hockey Team. VVILLIAM GOULD VINAL Born November 29, 1881, at South Scituate QNorwellj, Mass. Home address, Mount Blue, Mass. Kappa Delta Phi. FREDERICK XVILLIAM VON SCHRADER Born February 5, 1885, at St. Louis, Mo. Home address, Jefferson, St. Louis, Mo. Freshman Banjo, Secretary Varsity Banjo Club, Theta Delta Chi. - CHARLES SIDNEY VVALDO, IR. Born in 1883, at Jamaica Plain, Mass. Pre- pared at Volkmann School. Home address, 54 Burroughs St., jamaica Plain. Hasty Pudding, Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Zeta Psi Club, Kalumet. '34- CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX CHESTER XVQXLIAPXCE Born March go. 1884, at Portland, Me. Pre- pared at Clinton High School. Home address, Q3 Forest St., Clinton, Mass. i CHARLES BURTON XNALSH Born March 29, 1884, at Brooklyn, N. Y Home address, 408 Cumberland St., Brooklyn N. Y. Mathematical Club. FRANCIS MARTIN VVALSI-I Born November 8, 1884, at Boston, Mass Prepared at Boston Latin School. Home ad- dress, 56 Moseley St., Dorchester, Mass. Catholic Club, Classical Club. CHARLES ELIOT XNARE, IR. ' Born August 20, 1885, at Fitchburg, Mass Prepared at Browne it Nichols, Home 'ad-' dress, Fitchburg, Mass. Monthly, Lampoon, Memorial Society, Hasty Pudding Club. J ' JOSEPH EVERETT XWARNER Born May 16, 1884, at Taunton, Mass. Pre- pared at Taunton I-Iigh School. Home ad- dress, I2 VValnut St., Taunton, Mass. Freshman Mandolin., ' HOWARD LINDSAY VVARREN Born june 1, 1885, at Quincy, Mass. Prepared at St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H. Home address, Alberene, P. O., Va. Captain Newell Graded Crew, 1904, Captain junior and Senior Class I-Iockey Teams, Fenc- ing Club, Southern Club, Cricket Club. ' PI-IILIP LYON XVARREN Born july 23, 1884, at Portland, Me. Pre- pared at Portland High School. I HAROLD CONNETT WVASI-IBURN Born February 8, 1884, at New York City. Prepared at Horace Mann School, New York, N. Y. Home address, 71 Wfest I24'tl1 St., New York, N. Y. Crimson, Memorial Society, Glee Club, Hasty Pudding Club. 5 1 CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN s1X 135 THOMAS WEBB XNATKINS - Born February 23, 1885, at Milton, Mass. Prepared at Newton CMass.j High School. Home address, 41 Exchange St., Milford, Mass. STUART VV. XVEBB Born November 27, 1883. at Wforcester, Mass. Home address, 49 Harris St., Brookline, Mass. Pi Eta. Freshman and Varsity Banjo Clubs. FREDERIC DREXV WVEBSTER Born in 1884, at Bangor, Me. Prepared at . Volkmanns - Monthly, Signet, Phoenix, Amphadon, Memo- rial Society. . LAVVRENCE BURNS XWEBSTER Born October 29, 1884, at Marion, Ind. Pre- pared at Culver Military Academy. Home ad- dress, Marion, Ind. Kappa Sigma, Triangle, University Gymnastic and Shooting Teams. VVALTER SCOTT VVEEKS Born October 1, 1882, at Chelsea, Mass. Home address, North Brookheld, Mass. 1906 Round Table. MAURICE VVERTHEIM Born February 16, 1886, at New York, N. Y. Home address, 763 Fifth Avenue, New York City. Harvard' Monthly, Cercle Francais, Tennis . Team, Deutscher Verein. JOHN B. VVEST, IR. -Born September 13, 1882, at St. Paul, Minn. Prepared at Phillips-Exeter Academy. Home address, St. Paul, .Minn FREDERICK ABBOTT XVEYMOUTH Born july 12, 1884, at Lowell, Mass. Pre- pared at Cambridge Latin School. Home ad- dress, I5 Beech St., Cambridge, Mass. I CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX FR.-XNK CHARLES XVHEELER Born March 8, 1885, at Coaticook, Quebec. Prepared at Somerville Latin School. Home address, Newport, Vt. Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha Phi Sigma Fraternity. HARRY MAYNARD VVHEELER Born january 21, 1882, at Norway, Me. Pre- pared at Wfakelield, Mass. Home address, South Paris, Me. President Freshman Debating Club, Manager University Debating Council, Theta Delta Chi. ROBERT IN HEELNN RIGHT Born in 1884, at jamaica Plain, Mass. Pre- pared at Hill School. Home address, Glen Road, jamaica Plain, Mass. ' Lainpoon, Pen and Brush Club, Deutscher Verein. KINGSLEY MORTIMER VVHITCOMB Born April 7, 1884, at Longwood, Mass. Home address, The Lindens, VVest Philadel- phia, Pa. Fencing Club, Kalumet Club, Institute of 1770. - ALVERSE LYSANDER WHITE Born August 14, 1884, at Roxbury, Mass. Prepared at Roxbury Latin School. Home address, 71 Cheney St., Roxbury, Mass. Fencing Club, Golf, Team, 1904, 1905, Cap- tain, 1906. A - FREDERIC HALL VVI-IITE Born December 20, 1883, at Brooklyn, N. Y. Prepared at Brooklyn Polytechnic and Lawrenceville. 1906 Freshman Football, Varsity Football. ' ICSEPH LYMAN VVI-IITE Born September 2, 1884, at Ithaca, N. Y. Pre- pared at Ithaca I-Iigh School. Home address, ZQ Reservior St., Cambridge, Mass. Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Hasty Pudding, Signet, Amphadon, Sphinx, Deutscher Verein, Memorial Society, lVIandolin Club, Social Ser- vice Committee, Class Crew. ' PHILIP JOHN VVHITEI-IILL Born February 10, 1886, at Oldtown, North Attleboro, Mass. Prepared at North Attle- boro High School. Home address, Oldtown, Mass. Pierian Sodality. CLASS LIVE-S-NINETEENBIX 137 JAMES GODDARD VVHITING Born February 5, 1884, at VVilton, N. H. Prepared at Somerville Latin High School. Home address, 61 Mt. Vernon St., Somerville, Mass. Pi Eta Society. MASON TUXBURY VVHITING Born February 15, 1884. Prepared at Noble iv Greenoughs Home address, 145 Essex -St., Longwood, Mass. ARTHUR DUDLEY XNHITMAN Born November 21, 1884, at Boston, Mass. Prepared at Somerville Latin School. Home address, 371 Broadway, Cambridge, Mass. Alpha Phi Sigma. ALFRED FREEMAN VVHITMAN Born March 20, 1882, at Wforcester, Mass. Prepared at Vlforcester High School. Home address, 58 Laurel St., Wforcester, Mass. X ' HAROLD ALLEN WVI-IITMAN Born May 22, 1885, at Melrose, Mass. Pre- pared at Melrose High School. Home address, Melrose, Mass. Varsity Relay Team, 1905, Class Relay Team, 1906. ' ' HENDRICKS HALLETT XVI-IITMAN Born February 27, 1884. Home address, God- dard Avenue, Brookline, Mass. Delta Kappa Epsilon, Institute of 1770, Hasty Pudding, Fencing Club, Phi Delta Psi, 1904 Football -Team, Varsity Track Team. ' A FRANKLIN SJ XWHITNEY Born june 4, 1883, at Boston, Mass. Pre- pared at Roxbury High School. Home ad- dress, 175 Humboldt Avenue, Roxbury, Mass. Pi Eta Society, Glee Club. ' THEODORE TRAIN NVHITNEY, IR. Born july 22, 1881, at St. Louis, Mo. Pre- pared at Milton Academy. Home address, .Milton, Mass. Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Hasty Pudding, Gas House, Manager Freshman Baseball Team, Second Baseball Team. 1 CLASS LIVES-NINETBEN SIX . LORNELIUS IVENDELL XNICKERSHAM Born june 25. 1884, at Greenwich, Conn. Pre- pared at St. Mark's School. Home address, 36 East OISY St., New York, N. Y. Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Stylus Club, Uni- versity Second Baseball Team, junior Class Ball Team, Varsity and Class Shooting Teams, Varsity and Freshman Glee Clubs, 1906 Round Table. ROGER MERRIL HOBBS XVILCOX Born December 17, 1882, at Portland, Me. Home address, 217 Wfooclforcls Avenue, Port- land, Me. Triangle Club. - ENOS XVILDER, IR. Born january IO, 1884, at Morristown, N. Y. Prepared at St. .Paul's School, Concord, N. H. Home address, Morristown, N. Y. University Hockey Team, IQO4, 1905, Uni- versity Golf Team, 1906, Second Football Team, 1905, D. K. E., Hasty Pudding Club, Phi 'Delta Psi Club. - GEORGE FRANCIS XNILL Born November 8, 1884, at Bismarck, N. Dak. Prepared at Bismarck High School. Home address, Bismarck, N. Dak. Class Lacrosse Team, Harvard Travellers' Club, Anthropological Club. ERIC IOHANN VVILLIAMS Born july 1, 1883, at Lockport, N. Y. Pre- pared at Lockport High School. Home ad- dress, 275 High St., Lockport, N. Y. HAS KELL WILLIAMS I Born November 15, 1883, at Worcester, Mass. Home address, 40 Fruit St., 'VVorcester, Mass. Phoenix Club, Deutscher V erein, Yacht Club, Rifle and Pistol Club. MALCOLM CARY 'XNILLIAMS Born May 20, 1883, at Boston, Mass. Prepared at Noble's. Home address, 186 Marlboro St.. Boston, Mass. ' Fencing Club, D. K. E. - VVARREN IVILLIAMS Born May 14, 1885, at Wforcester, Mass. Pre- pared at Wforcester High School. Home ad- dress, 40 Fruit St., Wforcester, Mass. Freshman Crew, Phoenix Club. CLASS Lives-NINETEEN SIX 139 ROBERT HECTOR VVILLIAMS Born July II, 1882, at Chicago, Ill. Prepared at Lake View High School, Chicago. Home address, .1820 VX7ellington Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Class Football, Class Crew. HENRY LEE XVILLIEORD, IR. Born May 23, 1886, at Memphis, Tenn., Pre- pared at Memphis University School. iHome address, 687 Poplar St., Memphis, Tenn. HARRY KEITH XVILSON Born September 22, 1882, at Bloomington, Ill. 'Prepared at Bloomington High School. Home address, 1o14 Grove St., Bloomington, Ill. HERBERT EUSTIS XVINLOCK Born February 1, 1884, at Wfashington, D. C. Home address, 1o12 22Cl St., N. IM, Wfashing- ton, D. C. ' E Lampoon. ROBERT VVITHINGTON Born june 7, 1884, at Boston, Mass. Pre- pared at Roxbury Latin School. Home ad- dress, 35 Bay State Road, Boston. Harvard Memorial Society. ' SIDNEY VVITHINGTON Born june 7, 1884, at Roxbury, Boston, Mass. Prepared at Roxbury Latin School. Home address, '35 Bay State Road, Boston. Harvard Memorial Society, Harvard Engi- .neering Journal Board, Harvard vs. Tech. Cross Country Team, IQO5. ' NATHAN WOLFMAN Born October 21, 1884, at Nashua, N. IH. Home address, IQ Cooper St., Boston, Mass. Harvard University Debating Club, Newell Boat Club. . ARTHUR EVANS INOOD Born October 19, 1881, at Roxbury, Mass. Prepared at Roxbury High School. Home ad- dress, 26 Bradlee St., Dorchester, Mass. Signet, President Harvard Illustrated Maga- zine, Memorial Society, Freshman Debating Team, Kappa Sigma, Treasurer Harvard Christian Association, Philosophical Club. '40 CLASS LIVES--NINETEEN SIX 1s.x1.Dw1N woon Born in 1881. Prepared at Belmont School, Cal. Home address, 1920 Clay St., San Fran- cisco, Cal. I Polo Club, Institute of 1770, D. K. E., Phi Delta Psi, Hasty Pudding. CARL PAIGE VVOOD Born December 20, 1885, at Taunton. Pre- pared at Taunton High School. Home ad- dress, Taunton, Mass. Triangle Club, Mandolin Club, Musical Club. l CLIFFORD AKELEY IVOODBURY Born September 8, 1884, at Portland, Me. Prepared at Dering High School. Home ad- dress, IQ Wfalton St., Portland, Me. Captain Gymnastic Team, 1905-1906, Maine Club, Boylston Chemical Club, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. ' ROBERT STEXYART XVOODBRIDGE Born August 28, 1881, at Hartford, Conn. Home address, 201 Wfest 79th St., New York, N. Y. Pi Eta Society. 4----..--.-.- .....-..-- ...i...L .,.,.,,.,,.i,. MAH, . RA H , . Y -, . . . ,. --af.-.-.-......Y-,, ' FRANK MOORE WRIGHT Born August 12, 1883, at Brooklyn, N. Y. Prepared at Pratt Institute High School, Brooklyn, N. Y. Home address, 450 Clinton Avenue, Brooklyn, Nl. Y. Delta Upsilon Fraternity, 1906 Round Table, 1906 Class Basketball Team. I PERCY E. VVYE Born at Leicester, England. Prepared at Needham High School. Home address, Need- ham, Mass. Class Football and Basketball during junior Year, Republican Club, St. Paul's Society, Freshman and Sophomore Debating Clubs. ' HERBERT S. VVYNDHAM-GITTENS Born Prepared at Harrison College, Barbadoes, VV. I. Home address, Harrow, England. Advocate, Class Swimming, Cricket. ' EDW'ARD LORRAINE YOUNG, IR. Born July 6, 1885, at North Hanover, Mass. Prepared at Rockland High School. Home address, North Hanover, Mass. Harvard Dual and Intercollegiate Track Teams, 1904, Varsity Club. CLASS LIVES-NINETEEN SIX 14.1 XNILLIAM HEAD YULE Born in 1883, at Kenorha, XfVis. Prepared at Chicago Latin School. Home address, 525 Durkee Avenue, Kenorha, Wfis. . JOAQUIN ENRIQUE ZANETTI Born january 20, 1885, at San Domingo. Pre pared at Roxbury Latin School. Home ad dress, Havana, Cuba. Boylston' Chemical Club, Round Table. CLASS HISTORY-NINETEEN SIX FRESHMAN YEAR HE Class of 1906 has been, almost from the beginning, a class of innovations. Our coming was evidently expected by the University authoritiesg for early in our Freshman year the Office announced that we could get our degrees in three years. It also announced that our mental capabilities seemed to warrant a general stiffening of the hitherto easy courses. life were met at our entrance by another innovation,-the Stillman Infirmary, which was first opened two days before we received our red K' study-cards in Sever II. There were 744 of us at that time: and on September 26, the day after college opened, 144 names were handed in at the Freshman football meeting. Our next official act was on the 29th, when we com- pletely routed the Sophomores in the Bloody Monday U rush. This reception, if unofficial, was triumphant, our formal reception took place in Sanders Theatre a week later, and was more dignified, but less thrill- ing. Dean Shaler presided, and Professor Peabody, Dean Hurlbut,- our first meeting with this celebrated man,-and Roger Ernst '03 were the speakers. 'XV e were next received in detachments by the members of the Freshman beer-night,committee, of which O. G. Frantz was chair- man, at these gatherings we admired the upperclassmen to their hearts' content. Having been suitably welcomed to Harvard, we now turned our at- tention to our class football team, which was having a brilliant career. First we beat Groton 18-5, then we defeated Exeter 11-0. Andover beat us 5--o, this being the only outside game lost by our eleven. After de- feating Wforcester Academy, we ended the season gloriously' by going down to New Haven and scoring 22 points to the Yale Freshmen's IO. The return of our victorious warriors that night was memorable. The team was coached by E. Motley, -I. D. Nichols was captain, -and the following men won their numerals: Montgomery, Bartels, Upton, Carr, Paul, Carrick, 'White, Parkinson, Metcalf, Nichols, Guild, Nesmith, Dignowity, and Hogg. Shortly after our victory over Yale our eleven lost to the eighteen or twenty Sophomores who constituted the 1905 regular team. In spite of their numbers, the Sophomores could score only once. Meanwhile we were distinguishing ourselves in other branches of athletics. In the fall handicap track games Andrews won the 440, Appleton won the, mile, and jordan the broad jump. Henneberry won points in both the 100 and in the pole vault. On the river we sent out six crews, the first and second VVeld eights winning in the fall races. It was in january of our Freshman year that we lirst clearly showed our innovating tendencies. The old system of class elections had proved more or less unsatisfactoryg so, with the assistance of 1903, we adopted an entirely new method of electing class officers, by which the men elected in Freshman year ceased to be the permanent officers of the class. I. M. Montgomery, Ir., who had been taken on the Varsity football squad early in the season, was elected president, R. I. Leonard vice-president, and F. A. Goodhue secretary-treasurer. The class had already begun to distinguish itself in debating, in which it has always been prominent. In December our team defeated the Sophomoresg and on March I3 Shohl, Plaisted, and Hirshberg won for us the class championship by beating the Seniors, Hirshberg winning the Pasteur medal at this debate. The hrst 1906 men to make a college paper were C. Burlingham and C. D. Morgan, who were taken on the C7'f11l50Il at the niidyear elections. Again the University recognized our unusual intellectual powers by establishing, early in 1903, a new set of final honors in literature. By this time most of us had survived our first midyear's examinations, and were cheerfully looking forward to the class dinner. At this great event, held March 27 at the American House, C. P. Green- ough was toastmaster, and the toasts were: 'K The Classf' M. Mont- gomery, Ir.g Athleticsf I. D. Nicholsg The Musical Clubs,', S. Davisg The Press, C. D. Morgan, and Debating, H. A. Hirshberg. Through the winter ,we failed to keep the athletic position won by the football team. The hockey team lost to the Sophomores, and the basket- ball team went down before the Yale Freshmen at New Haven. But in '44 CLASS HISTORY-NINETEEN SIX the spring our class athletics looked up once more. Dives, the first member of the class to win the H,' was third in the 440 in the dual track games at New Haven. Stephenson was playing in right field on the Yarsity nine, and Filley was rowing at six on the Varsity crew. Our class baseball team followed the example of the class eleven, and defeated the Yale Freshmen I7-Q and 12-2. Frantz coached the nine, Leonard was captain, and Quigley, Castle, Taylor, Nichols, Bradbury, Grant, Spencer, Newhall, Greenough, Burns, Garceau, Hellman, Sperry, and Gallagher won their numerals. In the interclass series 1906 beat 1907, but lost to 1903, the Seniors playing 17 men in the final game. Our class crew beat the Wforcester High School eight, but lost by a length and a half to the Yale Freshmen. Pleasanton, Burchard, Guild, Kellogg, White, Switzer, Judd, and Flint made up our eight, Williams being coxswain. Our freshman four, which won from Yale, consisted of Moller, Hollings- worth. Gill, and Shepard. It speaks well for the class spirit that the crew was enabled by a class subscription to go to New London a week earlier than usual. F. C. Taylor won the Francis Fisher ball for the highest bowling average in cricket, and was promptly elected captain of the cricket team for the coming year. O. N. Shepard was on the swimming team which defeated Yale, and won the 220-yard dash in that meet. Dan Newhall won his H in Hockey. Stephenson had the second highest average for the prize bat, and also the second highest fielding average. Thus in our first year we had made an excellent start. The three men who were later to be the Varsity captains from our class had already won the I-I. Wfe had shown unusual ability in debating. Our class football and baseball teams had decisively beaten the Yale Freshmen. And finally, by adopting a radically new system of electing' class officers, we had shown that we were unwilling to be bound by established traditions when those traditions failed to produce the best results. SOPHOMORE YEAR The class numbered 637 when college opened on October 1. We re- turned to Cambridge to find the stadium nearly completed, already it was nearly certain that the Yale game would take place on the new grid- iron. On Bloody Monday we routed the Freshmen so completely that they voted to have the rush entirely done away with, and thus 1906 was the last Sophomore class to take part in the traditional Bloody Monday massacre. The class was well represented on the Varsity football squad, Montgomery, Shurtleff, Bartels, Parkinson, Carrick, Nichols, Leonard, and Nesmith all being candidates .for the first eleven. Meanwhile McBurney was playing on the University golf team, which won the in- tercollegiate championship, and in the fall track games, Perkins, Row- land, Young, and Henneberry won first places, while Shirk, Campbell, Dorman, Roth, and Thayer had seconds or thirds. On the Varsity crew squad were Filley, Burchard, Flint, Judd, Kellogg, Moller, Pleasanton, Shepard, Switzer, and VVhite. In the Yale game Nichols was regular left halfback, and Parkinson regular centre, Montgomery and Squires both played as substitutes. Nichols' playing throughout the season was brilliant, his run of 105 yards through the entire Brown team for a touchdown was the most sensational play of the year. In the interclass football series 1906 beat 1907, but was defeated by 1905. In debating the class was keeping to the standard established in our Freshman year. F. Q. Morton was on the team which debated against Yale on December 4. The class debating team defeated 1907, and later in the year Plaisted, Blackwood, and Kabatchnick won the final debate, Kabatchnick receiving the Pasteur medal. At the award of academic distinctions, deturs were awarded to R. Arnold, H. VV. Fisher, R. F. Foerster, F. Fraser, H. H. Harbour, A. N. Holcombe, A. M. Hurlin, T. F. jones, I. Lebowich, I. Murdoch, D. H. Parker, I. VV. Plaisted, T. M. Simpson, and O. I.'Todd. On the University chess team, which won the intercollegiate championship, were Q. A. Brackett and G. T. McClure. The new system of class elections was given its first trial when the class elected officers for Sophomore year. Montgomery withdrew his name from the list of nominations for president, and Nichols was elected in his place, Leonard and Goodhue were re-elected to their respective offices. Through the winter there was little, except for the inevitable midyears, to be recorded. The class basketball team lost to the Freshmen. Newhall and Wilder made the Varsity hockey team. The class dinner was held CLASS HISTORY NINBTI-EEN SIX 145 at the Somerset on March 23. R. M. Poor was toastmaster, and the speakers were I. D. Nichols, The Class 5 O. D. Filley, Athletics g C. D. Morgan, The Press g and A. E. VVOOCI, Debating In the annual Union elections Montgomery was elected to the House Committee, and Grant and Filley to the Membership Committee. In the spring, with athletics once more active, the class came into prominence again. Un the crew Filley and Flint rowed against Yale in the Varsity eight, and Filley, though a Sophomore, was elected captain of the 1905 crew. Shepard rowed at two on the Varsity four which defeated the Yale four: and I. R. Montgomery was coxswain. Cn the track, Dives was second in the 440 in the dual games with Yale, and Young was second in the high jump. In the intercollegiate games a week later Dives won third place in the 440. In the class track games 1906 failed to make agood showing, and secured only third place. Stephen- son was catcher on the Varsity baseball team, and finished with the second highest batting average. Our greatest athletic triumph, however, was in the summer, when Dives won the 440 in the international games, he and VV. A. Schick '05 being I-Iarvard's two first-place winners against the Englishmen. ' The record of the class for 1903-1904, though in some ways less not- able than that of Freshman year, was for the most part satisfactory. 'W e had furnished all four of the major athletic teams with capable and in some cases brilliant men. VV e had again won the debating championship, and produced one Varsity debater. On the whole, however, the class was less prominent in the college during this year than at any other time in its career. 9 JUNIOR YEAR 9 Throughout the year 1904-1905 the class was constantly in the fore- ground of college activity. Its members were prominent in every branch of athletics, one of the two Varsity debating teams was composed en- tirely of 1906 men. The Union dance given by the members from the junior class was established in this year by 1906. College opened on September 29, when the class numbered 506. At the reception to Fresh- men given by the Phillips Brooks House Association, Nichols was one of the speakers. The first two months of the college year were marked - -- '1 ' by violent political activity, I-Iarvard taking a considerable part in the campaigns for the presidential election. The class seemed thoroughly republican in its tendencies, VVheeler was one of the managers of the famous Republican Parade, and Beach and Vlfood were on the editorial board of the Harvard Republican. The class was not represented on the staff of the Harvard Democrat. In football Montgomery, Squires, Wliite, and Sperry were on the eleven which entered the Yale game, and Parkinson and Nichols went in as substitutes. In the interclass series the 1906 team lost to the Seniors, who won the championship. In the fall track games H. Taylor made a remarkable record, winning two firsts and a third. Except in the sprints, members of the class won points in almost every event. VVhitman played on the University- tennis team. At the award of academic distinctions deturs were awarded to H. P. Arnold, I. DeQ. Briggs, M. C. Gutman, R. L. Hale, H. L. Healy, M. Kabatchnick, R. H. Lord, D. Macomber, A. A. Parker, A. W. Roberts, A. W. Soule, W. W. Thayer, R. I. Underhill, and F. C. VVheeler. The annual Phi Beta Kappa elections were held early in the winter, Foerster, Holcombe, Todd, 'Wheeler, 'I-Iurlin, jones, Murdoch, and Fraser being the IQO6 men taken in. The election of class officers gave rise to a good deal of commotion. Electioneering was rampant, and party spirit ran high. Stephenson was elected president, VVhite vice-president, and Kelley secretary. At the midyear elections of the college papers Bartholomew was elected presi- dent of the Lamjnoon, Beach of the Advocate, Bellows of the M'01'zz'hIy, and Kelley managing editor of the Crimson. The event of the year for 1906 was the junior dance. This was sug- gested in an anonymous communication to the C1'i111is01r, written by a member of the junior class. Although there was considerable opposition, and many felt that such a dance would certainly be an utter failure, the dance committee, of which Grant was chairman, carried the thing through, and the dance was extraordinarily successful. The Union proved to be an admirable place for dancing. The periodical and game rooms and the lobby were divided up into boxes 5 supper was served from the dining- room, and the great living-room made an excellent dancehall. judging from the success of this dance, and of the 1907 Union dance a year 146 CLASS HISTORY-NINETEEN SIX later, the class appears to have founded a permanent and very valuable institution. ln debating the class was more successful than ever. Por the third consecutive time 1906 won the interclass championship, Kabatchnick, Nye, and llolcombe composing the team in the first, and Plaisted, Holcombe, and llarlcy in the final debate. But the best work of the class was in the Yale debate, when the Harvard team - Blagden, Kabatchnick, and Newald - won a decisive victory. .ln hockey Xlfilder, Newhall, and Grant were on the Harvard champion- ship tc:-anig Newhall was elected captain for 1906. Grifnths and Gallagher won the basketball A' Hf' Griffiths being chosen as captain for the coming year. The class dinner was held at the Copley Square Hotel, Morgan was loastmaster, and the speakers were Stephenson, Vtfhite, Pilley, Kelley, and tlrant. The election of Union officers was held on April 6, Stephen- son being' vice-president and Kelley secretary. The work of the IQO6 Union ofhccrs throughout their term of office was unusually successful. ln many ways they did much to increase the popularity and usefulness of the Union, and under their management it became a more essential part of college life than ever before. Spring athletics began with the handicap track games, in which Turner, Soule, blordan, and Henneberry won firsts. 1906 won the class games with 43 points, the Sophomores coming second with 30. In the dual nu-ct with Yale, Dives won the 440, Wfhitman was second in the 880, Turner was third in the mile, Soule was third in the high hurdles, and jordan won the broad jump. Dives was second in the 440 at the inter- collegiate games a week later. In rowing, Pilley, Pleasanton, Flint, and linrcliard were on the eight which rowed against Cornell, and Filley, Ncwhall, Flint, and Burchard rowed on the Varsity eight against Yale. Corlctt and Gill were on the victorious four-oar crew, which was again coxswained by Montgomery. In baseball Stephenson was in his old position as catcher, Bradbury was playing second base, and Spencer and Castle both played in several games. The class tennis championship was won by Smither, who made the University tennis team. Of the prizes awarded in the spring of 1905, P. H. Noyes won a first, and L. Carroll a second Boylston, A. Harley a second Hill, C. T. Ryder thc Lloyd Mcliim Garrison, and H. A. Bellows a second Bowdoin prize. These, with the two Pasteur medals already won by Hirshberg and Kabatchnick, and the Sargent prize won by Ryder in 1904, included nearly every prize open to undergraduates below the Senior class. This completes the record of our junior year, - a record in every way creditable. The class entered upon its last year knowing that it had produced men worthy of prominence in practically every branch of col- lege activity. Tn athletics, in scholarship, in debating, in undergraduate journalism, and above all in the affairs of class and college life, 1906 men had proved their ability g and a large part of the best work of these men was accomplished during the Junior year. SENIGR YEAR College opened on September 28, the class then numbering 308. Many of the men, however, who had previously belonged to it had taken advantage of the three-year degree scheme, and were now enrolled in the Law or Graduate Schools. Wfhen the list of voters for the Senior class elections was made up, over five hundred names were included, two hun- dred more than in the official registration. W7 e returned to find Emerson Hall nearly ready for use, beyond this there were few changes in the appearance of things in and about the college grounds. During the first two months of 1905-1906 football was uppermost in almost every0ne's thoughts. Great things were expected of the eleven, with Reid as coach and Hurley once more captain. Again 1906 was well represented on the team, Kersburg was playing right guard, Squires right tackle, and Carr fullback. Montgomery and Nichols both played in the Yale game as substitutes, Guild won his H at fullback in the Pennsylvania game, and Nesmith, Leonard, Paul, and 'White played in various games. In the interclass series, thanks in great part to the per- sistent energy of Captain Emerson, the class team won the championship, beating the Juniors 5-0 and the Freshmen 6-5. - The Union, under the 1906 officers, continued to be most successful. The officers at length induced the Corporation to allow the dues to be placed on the term-bills, which resulted in a decided increase in the active membership. The most important change in the management of the Union took place just before the spring elections, when the 1906 officers CLASS HISTORY-NINETEEN SIX 147 completely revised the constitution, doing away with the now useless membership committee, and placing the management in the hands of a governing board. The class lost its first interclass debate in'December of this year, being defeated by the juniors. VV. M. Shohl was a member of the team which debated against Princeton. At the award of academic distinctions P. S. Campbell, E. T. Clements, I. R. Nichols, M. Percival, A. C. Sproul, R. E. Tibbetts, and H. E. VVinloclc received deturs. Bartholomew having left college, Farrelly was elected president of- the l,ClIllf700Il,' and at the midyear election Eliot became president of the Crinzsozz. The class day elections were held in December, and went off without a hitch. Qnce more the class showed its unwillingness to abide by use- less traditions by doing away with the old Senior Spread Committee, its work being assumed by the Class Day Committee, which was increased in number from five to seven. As few nominations as possible were made, and but one name was added by petition, which largely accounts for the ease with which the elections were carried out. I In the fall track games Dana won the 880 and Whitman the broad jump. yVhitman and Field were on the Varsity tennis team. A large number of I9o6 men rowed on the Dormitory Crews, instituted this year. The Varsity Hockey team, on which the class was represented by Cap- tain Newhall, again won the intercollegiate championship. The class basketball team defeated the juniors, but lost to 1908 in the final game of the series. - This completes, up to the time of going to press, the history of 1906 as a class. We have one thing to regret, -we were four years at Har- vard without ever having seen a football victory over Yale. Except for this, the career of the class was one of which we may be proud. VVe showed that a class, no matter how large, might still have unity, we showed that we were not afraid either to depart from old traditions or to found new ones. VVe are justihedein feeling that, as a class, we con- tributed our fair share to the life of the college, and that in certain ways we established institutions that will live. ' H, A. BELLOXNS.

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