Harvard University - Red Book Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 386 of the 1929 volume:

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BAsKlf:'r1x.xLL CALENDAR . . CLASS ELECTIONS CLASS IIISTORY 1 ToM1'1f:'r1'1'1oNs . Cmcw . . . Cuoss CoUN'rm' DEn1c,vr10N . D1Iuac'r0uY . Do1m1'1'o1cY Com II'l l'IC ES . EN'l'l'1R'l'AINMENT Com11'r'r14:1c lfh-1Louu1c . . l'Ix11:c:U'r1v1c Bomm F1cNc:1Nu . . FINA New C0MMl'r'1'l':1-: . I 0o'rnALL . l+'1uf:smmN IDORMITORII-IS IIOCKIQY. . . INTICIQIJORMITORY A'l'III.IG'l'Il'S . IN'I'ICRDOliMI'I'0liY IN'l'ElilJORMITORY IN'l'I'lRDORM l'l'O1iY IN'l'l'IRDORMI'l'ORY l3As1c1':'1'1zAI.I, Cuoss CoUN'1'm' . FALL Cmcw Foo'1'1mLL -'FICE PAGE 313 Q20 Q-L8 SQ 19 30 Q70 Q08 236 8 39 Q95 31 311 21 Q54- Q5 193 Q98 Q02 299 304- 303 302 301 INTERDORMITORY HOCKEY INTERDORMITORY SQUASII JUBILEE .... JUBILEE COMMITTEE . LACROSSE . . . LITERARY .... MAJOR SPORTS CAPTAINS MEN ENTITLED T0 1929 MINOR SPORTS CAPTAINS MISCELLANEOUS ACTIVITI MUSICAL CLUBS . . PHILLIPS BROOKS HOUSE POLO ..... PROLOGUE . . RED BOOK BOARD . RELAY TEAM . SCIIOLARSIIIPS SMOKER . . . SMOKER COMMITTEE SOCCER . . . SOCIAL SERVICE SQUASH . TENNIS . TRACK . . WRESTLING ES llll PAGE 303 305 284 27 259 278 191 268 235 306 273 309 Q65 13 15 244 288 282 29 2410 308 256 262 227 252 -'-wi 1 f ,,..fffJ Nr Sl ,J . ,-S . ' f ff? FT' ' ... X. N XV fir s. 5w1x .YJJ v-J N' xv 'fix X '-nur' -li-V VM- ., iBrologue 35 stooo upon the shore ano saha the slap Ein ootun to kiss the sea: Clio gather it tnithin its rurbe, ano trp illilliith consummate artistry Gio fuse the tnater's blue tuith its otnn blue QBne color horn from ttno. 35 satu ,Eouth rise up on his toes Glo touch the genithg failing, then ilkearh totnarh horigons ano enrlose Z8ut silher air, ano trp again. Richgrd Arnold Stout William Sterling Youngman l'frI1l0riul I 'llllifllllllt B71-9I'llC.9S C'lmirnmn Albert Goodwill Churchill Erlilor-in-Chief John deydaitt,-e Goode Paschall Davis Plmlograplric Clzuirmzm -'lf'-9 and CINS Cllflifmflll The Red Book Board A. G. Ciiuuciiim., Edfitor-'in-lflrief R. A. STOUT JOIIN DELA1'rTnm EDITORIAL COMMITTEE R. A. STOUT, Clzairmczn A. H. IIARLONV, JR., Sub-Ulmfi1'1mz1L J. 0. ROSS, Sub-Chairnmn J. H. SACHS, Sub-Chairman R. W. THAYER, Sub-Chairman N. L. Amster, Jr. J. H. Appleton N. S. Barnes R. B. Gowing A. H. Hirsch A P. A. Newsome G- N. Burns G- J- Cleary Ernest Stent P- I. Dunne D. J. VVeisman PHOTOGRAPHIC COMMITTEE' JOHN DELAITTRE, Chairman T. B. QUIGLEY, Sub-Chairman O. S. SCHAFER, Sub-Clmiwnan P. H. Rhinelander W. S. YOUNGMAN G. P. JJAVIS BUSINESS COMMITTEE W. S. YOUNGMAN, Chairman E. G. KRAETZER, Sub-C'lzairm1m H. H. PROCTOR, Sub-Chairman B. WV. STEVENS, Sub-C'lzairman G. L. WINLOCK, Sub-Chairman liohert Reinhart J. E. Stevens, Jr. W. S. Tower, Jr. J. G. Wllitllillll, Jr G. L. Weil, Jr. F. I. Chuce Herbert Fields L. T. Grimm Foster Knight J. B. Nason ARTS AND CUTS COMMITTEE G. P. DAVIS, Chairman L. C. DENTON, Sub-Chafirmun F. H. RAHR, Sub-Chairman T. O. Brewster F. B. Lce Philip Hichborn lVIorton Cole VV. R. IVIaeLaurin D. VV. Houck A. T. Hartwell S. N. Manierre Guy Murchie, Jr L. H. H. Johnson, Jr. J. M. Noble C. D. Stillman A. S. Bigelow l15l RED BOOK BOARD The 1929 Red Book UST as the policy of our predecessors has dictated, we have endeavored in this, the seventeenth Run BOOK, to record faithfully the occurrences of the past year. lve have tried to reveal in these pages the personality of our Class, its distinguishing features, and its accomplishments. Our task has not been easy, for the Class of 1929 is the largest in the history of the college and its activities have been accordingly numerous. If it had not been for the increased number of men who entered the Rl'1D BOOK competitions early in Nlarch, it is doubtful whether we could have produced this issue on schedule. However, the energy and willingness of these candidates have enabled us to keep pace with the growth of the Class, and, at the same time, have revealed to us the predominant char- acteristics of the men of 1999. It has been Olll' duty in editing the IRICD BOOK to portray satisfactorily their initiative and their energetic class spirit. VVith this in mind, we have added more pages, more photographs, more art cuts, and more departments than there have been in any previous number. WVe have attempted to make the directory of the class exact enough and complete enough to be used for reference in the future. The four departments have all cooperated closely to supply the various inno- vations and to get the book out early in the spring. VVe hope that the result of their work contains a record of the year sufficiently vivid to recall to the Class its first days at Harvard long after they have faded away. If we have done this adequately, if we have revealed the personality of the Class, if we have made the RED BOOK accurate and complete, then we have fulfilled our office. l17l' Arthur Eugene French, Jr. l'rcsi1Icnt Kenneth Douglas Robinson Henry Greene Crosby Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Class Elections ARTHUR EUGENE FRENCH . . . PTB-9'iCl67ll KENNETII DOUGLAS ROBINSON . . 'Vice-President HENIIX' GREENE CROSBY ...... Secretary-Trea.surer 0 the list of nominees appointed by the Student Council on February 16th for tl1e officers of the Class of 1929, were added two names, each upon the petition of thirty-five members of the Class. E. W. Sexton was nominated for president, and H. G. Crosby for the position of secretary-treasurer. The election was held on February 24th, polls being established in the Fresh- man dormitories and in Sever Hall. The Voting, usual, was done on the pref- erential system, each Voter indicating his choice of all candidates in order of preference. In tabulating the votes, the candidate who received the lowest total was elected. The' results of the balloting were announced at the Class Smoker, held just before the Harvard ,29-Yale '29 hockey game. Six hundred and eighteen Votes had been cast, resulting in the election of Arthur Eugene French, Jr., as President, Kenneth Douglas Robinson as Vice-President, and Henry Greene Crosby as Secretary-Treasurer. The three men chosen had each taken a prominent part in class athletics. French captained the Football team, while Robinson played tackle, Crosby was an, outstanding member of the Hockey team. v Immediately after the election returns had been announced, the new officers assumed their duties and the Class of 1929 began to function as a separate and organized unit. SUMMARY OF ELIECTIONS I'rcsidr'11f Vice-P1c.s'iflcnt A. l'l. Frencll . 988 K. D. Robinson 134-3 J-'1'wl0r . 1158 R. 11. o'Cmmell 1358 E- W- Sexton . 1340 s. C. Burns . 1549 C. MCK. Norton 1560 Total . . 34-H6 Total . . 5810 VMS Fast ms Votes Cast . 618 Votes Fast Out 37 Votes Cust Out 37 Scrwlury- 'l r0as1m1r ll. G. Crosby . . . 1172 1V. Carlton . . 1317 li. W. Grist-om 1517 W. S. Youngman 1804- Total . . 5810 Votes Cast . 618 Votes Cast Out . . 37 l19l Davis Norton Youngman deLaittre Stout Sexton Churchill Robinson French Crosby Tudor Carlton EXECUTIVE BOARD The Executive Board ARTHUR EUGENE FRENCH, JR., President KENNETI1 DOUGLAS ROBINSON, Vice-President TIENRY GREENE CROSBY, Secretary- Treasurer ALBERT GOODNVILL CHURCHILL, Editor-in-Chief of RED BOOK. RICIIAIID ARNOLD STOUT, Chairman Editorial Committee of .RED BOOK. VVILLIAM STERLING XIOUNGMAN, Chairman Business Committee of RED BOOK. JOHN DEl.,xI'rTRE, Chairman Photographaphie Committee of RIGID BOOK. GOODE PAsoH.xLLE IJAVIS, Chairman Arts and Cuts Committee ol' RED BOOK. JOHN TUDOR, Chairman Jubilee Committee. EDWARD TVILLIAM SEXTON, Chairman Smoker C0llllllltt0C. CEIARLES Mfllqlhl NORTON, Chairman Entertainment Committee. TFINSLOXV CARLTON, Chairman Finance Committee. N the Executive Board is vested the governing power of the Freshman Class. Composed of the elected officers, the Editor of the RED BOOK, and the eight committee chairmen, the Board governs all general policies and activities. As a umt, it directs the Class, while its i1Idividual members act independently, per- forming and superintending the tasks undertaken by their respective depart- ments. Responsibility is thus distributed, but at the same ti1IIe the entire Class organization is centered in the Executive Board, making it the recognized head of the Class. All Inembers of the Board, with the exception of the Class Officers, are appointed directly by the President. The Board then elects its Committees, which assures complete eo-ordination in the work of all groups, a result rarely obtained in the past when tlIe entire committees were selected by the three chosen represeIItatives. The regular weekly meetings of the Board are devoted to the general welfare Oi' the Class, to the reports of the various Committees, and to whatever sugges- tions may prove beneficial i1I handling Class activities. The Executive Board, then, manages tlIe Class interests, although it is by no means a despotic body. It is Silllply the governing group, which actspin. a .truly democratic fashion, serving to connect the Freshman Class with the University. Favoritism is abolished, with the result that a smoothly running, well directed Class organization is created and Inaintained. l21l ,vm X if w..w ,T ,. 245 N i .' QAI. 5 1. , an if 'j NQ.Ef':.-., E2 - ' A ' . 5 . ,:1 -' 4 V .,.. , Q Ei -,., 5-,yr - ,gi 5 ' ff, 1 1.x 1, W 1-4. Q I ' -74 -u 5 Q 1 Wir' W 992+ A ' ' ' 1 , . , - 1 2 g il ,414 i- ,,-i Ag .- 3 ,gf ,E . fl' , .' 'i x .WL XXV! 1 ,N r ,1 , Hi 'bg rx ' Kroell Debevoise Manierre Grew Huggins Chamberlin Thurber Stevens Sachs Rhinelancler Meadows Baker Carlton Moore Thayer Driver Tiffany Valentine Dana FINANCE COMMITTEE The Finance Committee George K. Bailey Dean Chamberlin Robert I.. Debevoise William R. Driver Stephen F. Dana James H. Grew Gordon Huggins XVINSLOXV CARLTON, Chairman 'FALBOT BAKER, Sub-Chairman John W. Hutchinson Donald R. Kroell Samuel N. lVIanierre Robert W. Meadows 'llllOll1ilS G. Moore Philip H. Rhinelander James H. Sachs Leonard Stevens Richard VV. Thayer Richard B. 'l'hurber George S. Tillany John W. Valentine Dudley P. K. lVood HIS was the second year in which the Finance Committee was formed by appointment and not by competition. VVinslow Carlton was made Chair- man by the officers of the class and he immediately named Talbot Baker as Sub- Chairman and twenty other men as members of his committee. At a meeting on April 5. plans for the campaign were discussed and the drive got under way. It was hoped that the Bursar would help out by allowing the sum to be collected from each individual to be put on the regular college bill, but he disapproved of this method. As a result it was decided to have every man in the class seen per- sonally by the collectors and to obtain the money in that way. Receipts and pledges were printed, the latter to be used for men who were unable to pay at the time they were first asked. They simply signed one of these papers agreeing to pay on or before a certain date. As usual, the difficulty came when the question of collecting from those out- side the Freshman Dormitories was considered. It was decided to try reaching these men through the English A sections, and, although this proved successful to a certain extent it did not bring perfect results. There was still a rather large number of outsiders who had to be visited at their homes as a last resort. At the end of the first two weeks of the drive a little more than half of the total sum of SBQ800 had been turned in. Instead of collecting this year the entire amount necessary to run the class during its four years in college it was decided to ask for one or two smaller amounts at some future time. so that it would not seem too much of a burden to some men, coming all at once. VVe owe the Finance Committee considerable praise and credit for its efforts in carrying out the task of collecting from the large number in our class, for it is hard work, and a rather thankless job. f95l Guarnaccia Strong Stanley Moore Hardy Kernan Hrhitbeck Grant Co'-'el Harrison Clark Newell Harwood Lawrence Putnam Wise Tudor Griscom Winston Elkins Baker Cunningham Parkinson Johnston Gibb JUBILEE COMMITTEE The Jubilee Committee Talbot Baker Forrester A. Clark Richard B. Covel Joseph S. Cunningham JVilliam L. Elkins Robert P. Gibb Fredrick S. Grant, Jr. Bronson VV. Griscom David Guarnaeeia w Joi-IN '1 UDOR, Chairman PARKER S. YV ISE, S'1lb-UllIl'L7'll?,ll7l Stuart G. Hardy Bernard J. Harrison, Jr. Reed Harwood Stanford JV. Hopkins Hulburd Johnston Thomas Kernan James Lawrence, Jr. Thomas G. lVIoore Richard H. 0'Connell Jolm Parkinson, Jr. Elliot T. Putnam Theodore XV. Robinson, Jr. John 0. Ross Nlalcolm N. Stanley John D. Strong Richard Wfarren, Jr. Brainerd H. WVhitbeck, Jr. Owen L. VVinston N Nfarch 19 the executive officers of the Class announced the appointment of the Chairman, Assistant Chairman, and members of the Jubilee Com- mittee. John Tudor, the Committee Chairman, and Parker S. Wise, his assistant, assumed general charge of all the arrangements. The committee, however, was subsequently divided into groups in order 'to supervise more accurately the details of management. Elliot T. Putnam was given charge of the decorations, James Lawrence, Jr., of the invitations, and Bronson JV. Griscom of the catering. Wiilliam L. Elkins and Thomas G. Moore were chosen 'to take care of the music and coat rooms. As has been the custom in the past, the Jubilee will be held in Smith Halls. During the supper hour, the Hall choruses will hold their annual competition, and the Freshman Glee Club will render several selections. Later in the evening there will be orchestras for dancing in both the Common Room and the Dining Room. The date of the Jubilee has been set for May QS. The Committee is making its final arrangements at present. Wlith the extensive plans to make this event an outstanding feature of the year, and with the cooperation of every Freshman, there is no reason to believe that these hopes will not be realized. l2'7l Tupper Stewart Harkness Allen Saum Gardiner lfeadows Beal Carter Sexton Mills Holden Shearer Carpenter Churchill Whiting Smith SMOKER COMMITTEE The Smoker Committee EDWARD XVILLIAM SEXTON, Clmirmrm CREIGIITON MAnc1cI.LUs Cnuiacinnn, Sub-Clzazrmun, One:-nf:s'rim D1v1s1oN Richard S. Holden. Cluufrman William I.. Shearer, 3d Robert B. Harkness, Jr. CATERING IMVISION James R. Carter, UlLCl.7i'l'lILfl7L Edward MacG. Rice Robert WV. Meztdoivs Isham Carpenter G. Nicholas Saum Cfxnos AND Posrifins Arthur lVIills, UlI.lli7'7II.!HL Geor rc A. Tu 1 mer . . . Fl David Whiting, Jr. John P. Gardiner IJIVISION or Svicmuans Bruce H. lleal, Chairman C. Iieltoy Allen, Jr. Charles A. Stewart HE Smoker Committee of the l reshman Class has this year followed the customs of former boards but has been successful in some noteworthy innovations. A short Smoker was held at the Harvard Union on February 26, the night before the Hockey game with Yale. VV. I. Nichols, ,Q6, Chairman of the Student Council Committee on Freshman Affairs, introduced the speakers who gave very brief talks, as the Hockey game immediately followed the smoker. Elliot Perkins, ,Q3, Assistant Dean of the Freshman Class, spoke on the Individ- ualism of Harvard. John Tudor, ,29, captain of the Hockey team, and Coach Dempsey followed, with short talks upon the importance of the impending clash with Yale. Then Richard K. Hawes, a Yale graduate, said a few words on the traditions of Yale and Harvard. The results of the class elections were announced. The Committee has planned for a final class gathering on May 5. It will start at seven o'clock in the Harvard Union. Hammered copper match boxes are to be distributed, and the Gold Coast Orchestra will furnish the music. A flash-light photograph of the smoker will be taken. As an interesting departure from the custom of having a few moving picture comedies, the Committee has arranged to have some men from 1'7'76 , this springis production of the Hasty Pudding Club, entertain with musical specialties. Instead of the usual cider and doughnuts, ginger ale, cakes, and sandwiches will be served. lQ9l Neff Swords King Newell Bowersock Outerbridge Jackson Spalding Sawyer Norton Cobb Cole Bishop Ka ne Tiffa ny ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE The -Entertainment Committee , CHARLES NICFVICIAI Nou'roN, lflwzferman IIICNRY Ivlcs Colm, 3rd, Sub-lflulfcrnzan Bertrand F. Bell Tlieodore F. Kane Henry B. Sawyer Robert 0. Bishop vvlllilllll 'l'. King Francis L. Spalding Justin D. Bowersock VVilliam W. Neff John D. Strong Morton Cole Henry H. Newell Jaquelin A. Swords Orton P. Jackson George S. Tiffany, Jr. HIS year the Entertainment Connnittee conceived the excellent idea of making the Freshman Night at the Pops into a dance as Well as an in- formal concert, and with this in mind arranged that the floor of Symphony Hall should be laid out in small group tables instead of the usual seating arrangement, and that after the concert a dance orchestra would take the floor. Negotiations Were- also carried on with a team of specialty dancers to vary the program a bit more. Unfortunately, when the committee took-its novel plan before the Regent for approval and executive sanction, it was informed that the college could not allow such an affair to take place, and it was forced to lay aside its carefully planned scheme. After considerable deliberation and the reviewing of several plans to take the place of the shattered one, the committee could arrive at no satisfactory conclusion and finally decided to disband and forego the Freshman Night for this year. MllCl1 credit and appreciation is due the committee for its tireless efforts to provide an entertainment, and it is to be much regretted that its work could not bear fruit, for these Pops ,' are one of the best ways of getting the class together and of arousing a unified spirit. l31l 444. Calendar of the College Year 1925 1926 Septelnlmol' October Novcmlmer Dccemlicr to Jzmuziry .lzuuuwy to Felmruzxry l eln'11ury February April to April Many May June to June June June llcginning of the 2lC2l.ClClIll0 year. Columbus Day. 'rll2LllkSQIVlllg Day. Clirislnnzis Holidays. Mid-your Examinations. Beginning of the second lmlf-year WVashington,s Birthday. Spring Holidays. Freslumm Jubilee. lllemorlal Day. Final :EXZLlIllll2Ltl0I1S. Class Day. N Commencement. i391 1 The Class of 1929 UR history is the story of rivers crossed and left behind, rivers of dreams, of hopes and ambitions, rivers that once foamed and frothed before us, magnificent and realistic, rivers that now lie dormant in the mists of the past, linked together by chains of precious memories. Children of a great transition, we have crossed our Rubicon, we have felt strong and secure in the realization of our potential power, we have pitted our strength against our environment, our classmates, our rivals, and we have been bruised and strengthened, disillusioned and awakened. Hopes have vanished, ideals have crushed to earth, and idols have developed feet of clay. Yet who would deny that we have come unscathed through our ordeal, purged by our baptism of fire? From a greater height, with a clearer vision, we are able to look in retrospect upon our intensely dramatic and vital Freshman year. They were hectic days, those first days of our reception, our reaction, our assimilation. September 28, 1925, marked the enrollment of the largest Freshman Class in the history of Harvard College. Approximately one thousand men entered Hemenway Gymnasium that day to sign their registration cards and receive instructions concerning their courses of study. Witliin a Week they formed an integral part of the University. WVelcomed warmly but without ostentation, every member of the Class was made to realize his own essential importance and dignity as a Harvard man. Receptions at the Harvard Union and Phillips Brooks House, consultations with faculty and senior advisergs, advice from the deans and proctors, all these things brought about the assimilation that was inevitable. There was a gradual shifting of elements, tiny upheavalsg the channels of destiny cleaved themselves in the group, and the lives of individuals began to flow along in grooves prescribed by fate. After the transient excitement of purchasing Harvard seals and pennants, the novelty of eating in the Freshman Dining Halls, the necessity of avoiding pressing contractors, had ceased, the men of ,029 came face to face with fundamentals. They grappled, the tempo of the struggle mounted, with torrential eagerness and strength the Class swept toward those material obstacles which were the milestones of its year. Accomplishments have been numerous and beneficial. Ours is a steady foundation. WVe have built on rock with the brawn of our arm and the fertility of our brain. Mere distinction between victory and defeat cannot and will not be accepted as the standard of success for our teams and activities. It was their work, their aiming at a definite goal that welded an organized and unified whole out of a chaotic and unhomogeneous mass. Our judgment of their ultimate value and success must take into consideration the hard work, the denial, and the l34l af, 1 ax x f' 5 fywzf 1 N N Xw .4 on . - , QW w, i'- .H ' V 'HV-v courage of both the individual and the organization. It is true that the otherwise flawless brilliancy of the Football season was marred by the disappointing result of the Yale game. Still the defeat will probably be, in the end, of less historic value than the unflinching courage and fight of Captain French's men. The Hockey season, however. saw our star in the ascendancy. Here we had an ag- gressive combination which proved itself equal, if not superior, to its two remark- able p1'edecessors. In beating Yale by a score of 10 to LL Captain John Tudor and his Crimson stickmeu fully reveuged their Class for the Football defeat. In addition, we have in Crew. Baseball, and Track powerful combinations. full of possibilities, untried as yet. Much can be hoped for and expected from these teams. lVho knows but that our year might end in a burst of glory? Minor sports have co111e in for their share of attention. Competition has been exceedingly keen in all of them, and they present an interesting perspective of the Classis versatility. Our Tennis and Lacrosse teams have everything before them. A highly successful Cross Country season culminated in a decisive victory over Yale. The Squash Racquets team won seven of its nine matches in the Class C League of the lVIassachusetts Squash Racquets Association, finishing thi1'd, a record of which it may justly be proud. Inexperience and lack of material portended an unsuccessful Soccer season from the outset. In Basketball, of eleven games played, eight resulted in victories for the Crimson. Andover, NI. I. T., and Yale had to fight hard for narrow margins of their victories. The Relay, Fenci11g, Polo, and Wlrestling teams were only moderately successful, but their members always exhibited the spi1'it and fight which has drawn the diverse ele- ments of the Class together and enabled it to present a united and formidable front to its opponents. There are other aspects of our Classis accomplislnnents besides athletics. In fact, every branch of University activity has been invaded by a host of youths, ambitious and determined. The C'I Ii?II.S'0Il, the Lfmzpoovz, the Advocate, all had aspirants to their staffs and several have made good. The University Rifle team and the University Debating team have each 1929 men among their members. Both the Freshman and University lVlusical Clubs have brought forward splendid vocal and instrumental talent from a number of our Class. Finally, men of philanthropic inclination have interested themselves in various social services through the Phillips Brooks House Association. Such a diversity of interests presages an active and fruitful college career for the Class of 1929. In a Class as large as ours it is very important that some organization be devised as soon as possible. The Student Council committee on Freshman Affairs, headed by Ivilliam I. Nichols, assisted us a great deal at the beginning of the year when conditions were in a more or less turbulent state. It was under this committee's guidance that it passed its first month of existence. However, the responsibility of conducting its own affairs was shifted to the shoulders of the Class itself. The first step came in the selection of the Dormitory Committees on November 11. Next came the Class elections on February 24-. VVhen Presi- dent French, Vice-President Robinson, and Secretary-Treasurer Crosby assumed l36l - ., ,- flffz-.- 31-Lf ,g,-, f-4,2117 31 Erjm .A T, ,-- . 1 Z Ihfilv'-R, 35-9 5.4--Zim -,, 1 -f' ' -1 SEVER HALL their duties, the self-government of the Class was complete. Subsequent appoint- ment of counnittee chairmen and their selection of their own committees were the final steps in shaping' executive and administrative character. Thus the sands of the hour glass have run their course. VVe have shed the past year just as we would have thrown aside an old cloak. There is new and shining raiinent ahead. There are new and strange rivers to cross, rivers of dreams, of hopes and 2tlIllJii.i0l'1S,2Ll1ClNVC are strong in the realization of our potential power. But when the last horizon has either been attained or despaired of forever, and U16l1lSi1I'lV0 lDL'0I1lCf'ilJ0l1il1Ll,l,llCI'6 will come a day when we shall turn weary eyes lmckwm-.ex over the dead evpanse of years and indulge in remin- iscence: And who knows but that we shall shed a tear or so when we pause upon the threshold of ,Qrris past year, for it was so wonderful, so full of the best that was in us all, .enflbzbll of flream.s', of lwprs, . . . Qf crmbitions. . . . tttkiffaiil IQMIQY 2I 'Is ip r A C J rv vw l38l ABRAMSON, ABRAHAM ISADORE. Age: 18 Home Address: 39 Schuyler St.. Roxbury. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. AISNER, SIDNEY ABRAHAM. Age: 18 Home Address: 1331 Blue Hill Ave., Mattapan. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. Activities: Tennis Squad. AJAMIAN. HAIG JAC K. Age: 20 Home Address: 1785 Monroe Ave., New York City. College Address: Standish D 24. Prepared at Boston Latin. ALDERMAN, SAMUEL. Age: 18 Home Address: 6 Market St., Gloversville. N. Y. College Address: Persis Smith B 12. Prepared at Gloversville High. Activities: Freshman Glee Club, Lacrosse Squad, Social Service. ALLARD, MAYNARD WALTER. Age: 18 Home Address: 38 Essex St., Cambridge. College Address: Same. Prepared at Cambridge High and Latin. ALLEN. CLAUDE LEROY, Ja. Age: 20 Home Address: 156 Emerson St., Melrose. College Address: Little 27. Prepared at Andover. Activities: Smoker Committee, Track Squad. l40l ALLEN, GEORGE LOCKHART. Age: Q0 Home Address: Manchester. College Address: Standish E 11. Prepared at Andover. ALLEN, JOHN THOMAS. Age: 17 Home Address: 36 Franklin St.. New London, Conn. College Address: Gore C 51. Prepared at Bulkeley, New London. ALOFF, ABRAHAM MARTIN. Age: 18 Home Address: 131 Intervale St., Dorchester. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston English High. ALPER, JOSEPH MEYER. Age: 18 Home Address: 1916 Grand Coneourse, New York City. College Address: Little 4-7. Prepared at Morris High. ALPERT, GEORGE. Age: 18 Home Address: 118 Ellington St., Dorchester. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. ALT STADT, GEORGE ERNST, JR. Age: 19 Home Address: 303 WVasliingt0n St., Norwich, Conn. College Address: 24 Mt. Auburn St. Prepared at Evander Childs High, New York City. l41l AMSTER, NATHANIEL LEONARD, JR. Home Address: 6 Hawes St., Brookline. College Address: 56A Plympton St. Prepared at Boston Latin. Activities: Editorial Board, Rico Booxc. ANDERSON, FRANKLIN LEROY. Home Address: 1Q Chatham St.. Ctl.lIlDl'lClg0. College Address: Same. Prepared at Cambridge High and Latin. Activities: University Band. Freshman Glee Club. ANDERSON, ROBERT WILLIANI. ,Home Address: Hardin, Calhoun County, Ill. College Address: Gore C 5Q. Prepared at Jersey Township High. Activities: Social Service. ANDERSON, WILLIAM JOHN, JR. Home Address: 100 Hammond St., Cambridge. College Address: Same. Prepared at Worcester Academy and Stone. Activities: Football Squad. ANTHONY, WARREN WILCOX. Home Address: Portsmouth, R. I. College Address: Gore D 35. , Prepared at Andover. Activities: Social Service. ANTONUCCIO, JOHN JOSEPH. Home Address: 236 Paris St., East Boston. College Address: Same. Prepared at East Boston High. l49l Age: 18 Age: 17 Age: 19 Age: 19 Age: 19 Age: 18 APPLETON, JULIUS HENRY. Age: 19 Home Address: Springfield. College Address: Gore D 42. Prepared at Middlesex. Activities: Squash Team, Tennis Squad, Editorial Board Run Boolc. ARNOLD, FREDERIC KAPPELER. Age: 18 Home Address: 29 Pleasant St., Framingham Centre. College Address: Worcester. Activities: lVrestling Team, Deutscher Verein. ARTIN, ARSEN EDWARD. Age: 18 Home Address: Enfield, Ill. College Address: Persis Smith B 52. Prepared at Enfield High. ' ATKINSON, ELIOT HEATH. Age: 17 Home Address: I-Ieath Hill, Brookline. College Address: George Smith C ll. Prepared at Rivers. Activities: Dramatic Club. AYERS, CHARLES FRANCIS Age: 24, Home Address: 12 Maine Ave.. Somerville College Address: Same. Prepared at High School of Commerce. BABB, WARREN DUNTON. Age: 18 Home Address: 29 Basset St., Lynn. College Address: Persis Smith B 41. Prepared at Lynn Classical High. Activities: Social Service. H31 BACON, ROGER DUSTIN. Home Address: 1688 MRSSRCIILISCLLS College Address: Same. Prepared at Cambridge Latin. BAILEY, GEORGE GUY, JR. Home Address: Ipswich. College Address: Little 13. Prepared at home. BAILEY, GEORGE KENNEDY. Home Address: 11 East 68th St., College Address: Gore D 22. Prepared at Exeter. Activities: Finance Committee. BAILEY, ROBESON. Home Address: Eagleville, Pa. College Address: Westmorly 121. Prepared at Hill. Ave. New York City. Activities: Basketball Team, Winrler Fall Tennis ment, Tennis Squad. BAIRD, ALEXANDER. Home Address: Kearny, N. J. College Address: Persis Smith B 52. Prepared at lVIount Hermon. BAKER, FRANCIS ELLSWORTH. Home Address: 570 Park Ave., Ne College Address: Reed 5. Prepared at Exeter. l44l w York City. Age: 18 Age: 18 3 Age: 19 Age: 20 Tourna- Age: Q4 Age: 18 BAKER, TALBOT. Age: 18 Home Address: 195 Adams St., Milton. College Address: Persis Smith B QI. Prepared at Milton. Activities: 2nd Assistant Football Manager, Sub-Chairman Finance Committee. Entertainment Committee, Fresh- lnan Instrumental Clubs. BANCROFT, CHARLES. Age: 19 Home Address: 159 Bay State Rd. College Address: Gore A 31. Prepared at St. Georges Activities: All Dormitory Football, Baseball Squad, Social Serviee. BAND, MILTON. Age: 17 Home Address: 79 Sagamore Ave., Winthrop. College Address: Same. Prepared at Winthrop High. BARNES, JAMES MERRIAM. Age: 18 Home Address: 254-0 Ransdell Ave., Louisville, Ky. College Address: Gore D 44. Prepared at Louisville Male High. Activities: Pierian Sodality. BARNES, NATHAN SPENCER. Age: 18 Home Address: 450 South Grand Ave., Pasadena, Calif. College Address: Gore A 44. Prepared at Thacher. Activities: Tennis Squad, Editorial Board RED BooK. BARNES, PHILIP WILBUR. Age: 19 Home Address: 53 Centre St., Brookline. College Address: Same. Prepared at Brookline High. l45l l I BARRE, JAMES KNOX. Age: 18 Home Address: 562 East 117 St., Cleveland, Ohio. College Address: 4-4 Brattle St. Prepared at Glenville High. BARROWS, RALPH ALLEN. Home Address: Q7 Holland Rd., Melrose. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. Activities: Dormitory Crew. BARTLETT, FREDERIC CLAY, JR. Home Address: Beverly Cove, Beverly. College Address: Persis Smith B 14. Prepared at Lake Placid. Activities: Soccer lVIanager, University Cluhs, Freshman Instrumental Clubs. BASSETT, EDWARD. OSBORNE. Home Address: Rock Island, Ill. College Address: Gore B Q4-. Prepared at Davenport High. BASSETT, JOHN AUSTIN. Home Address: Hartsdale. N. Y. College Address: Little 37. Prepared at Searsdale High. Activities: Social Service. BATES, ALAN CHALONER. Age: 19 Age: 18 Instrumental Age: 17 Age: 18 Age: 20 Home Address: 34- Burchelly Ave., Bay Shore, L. I., N. Y. College Address: Little 46. Prepared at Manual Training High. Activities: Social Service. 461 BATES, CHARLES THEODORE RUSSELL. Age: 18 Home Address: Philadelphia, Pa. College Address: Gore E 14. Prepared at Middlesex. Activities: Soccer Team, Circolo Italiano. BEAL, BRUCE HILTON. ' Age: 18 Home Address: 170 Babcock St., Brookline. College Address: Gore C 412. Prepared at Andover. Activities: Dormitory Committee, Smoker Committee, Track Squad. BEALS, DONALD MARCY. Age: 19 Home Address: 1150 Fifth Avenue, New York City. College Address: Gore D 25. Prepared at Hotchkiss. BECK, I-IUBERT PARK. Age: 18 Home Address: 1Q31 Park Ave., Fort Wzmylle, Ind. College Address: 21 Shepherd St. Prepared at South Side High. BELL, BERTRAND FAUGERES. Age: 19 Home Address: Searsdale, N. Y. College Address: Gore E 34. Prepared at Groton. Activities: Football Squad, EIltCI'iQ2til1lllGl1lL Committee, Ccrele Francais. BELL, MARCUS LAFAYE'l l'E, Ja. Age: 18 Home Address: 563 Park Ave., New York City. College Address: Gore E 35. Prepared at Exeter. Activities: Crew Squad, Glee Club, Dramatic Club. l47l BENJAMIN, LOUIS BURTON. Age: 18 Home Address: 15 Chamhlet St., Dorchester. College Address: Gore E 12. Prepared at Boston Latin. Activities: University Baud. BENNETT, PHILIP BARBOUR. Age: 18 Home Address: Yonkers, N. Y. College Address: Little 13. Prepared at Riverdale Country Day. BERLINER, HAROLD. Age: 17 Home Address: Providence, R. I. College Address: Persis Smith A 26. Prepared at Boston Latin. Activities: 150-lb. Crew Squad. BEST, JAMES FRANK, JR. Age: 18 Home Address: 165 Green St., Newark, N. J. College Address: James Smith B 32. Prepared at Barringer High School. BETHELL, JOHN WARREN. Age: 19 Home Address: Upper Montclair, N. J. College Address: Standish A 24. Prepared at Montclair High School. BIGELOW, ALBERT SMITH, QNIJ. Age: Q0 Home Address: 294 Warren St., Brookline. College Address: Persis Smith C 24-. Prepared at Brookline High. Activities: Hockey Team, Arts and Cuts Board RED BooK. l48l BIGELOW, HUGH WILIQIAMS. Age: 20 Home Address: Q94 VVarren St., Brookline. College Address: Standish A 25. Prepared :tt Milton. Activities: Hockey Teaun, Dormitory Footlmll. BINGHAIVI, WIIIEELOCK HAYWARU. t Age: 18 Home Address: 4-83 Colnmlxiu Rd., Doreliester. College Address: Jlzunes Slllitll B 42. Prepzired :it Huntington. BIRD, JOHN ItlCGINAl,lJ. Age: Q0 Heine Address: Fl'2l,l11Illf,fll2l,lIl. College Address: 52 Mt. Anlmnrn Sl.. I'rep:ired :it Nolmle and Greenougli. Activities: Gun Club. BISHOP, ROBERT OGDICN. Age: 18 Home Address: Mount Kiseo, N. Y. College Address: Stzindisli E 21. Prepaired at St. PZLIIISS. Activities: Squnsli Tezun, Entertaiinnient Connnittee. ' BISIIOP, WILBICRT AR'l'IIllR,, Jn. Age: 19 Home Address: Lynn. College Address: Persis Slllilill B 32. Prepared :LL Exeter. BLACKBURN, ALAN RUSSEIQL, Jn. Age: 18 Home Address: 120 Riverwziy, Boston. I Tollege Address: Same. Prepared :it I-Iuekley. Activities: Soccer '1ICil.lI1. l49l BLACKMUN, HARRY ANDREW. Age: 17 Home Address: 1808 Stanford Ave., St. Paul, lVIinn. College Address: Persis Smith A 41. Prepared at lVIechanics Arts High. Activities: Freshman Glec Club. BLOCH, ALFRED ROBERT. Age: 27 Home Address: Torrington, C fonn. College Address: 24 Mellen St. Prepared at Mount Hermon. BLONDIS, ERNEST. Age: 18 Home Address: 8508 Pierpont Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. College Address: 21 Shepherd St. Prepared at Glenville High. Activities: University Instrumental Clubs, Pierian Sodal- ity, Boylston Chemical Club. BLOOMBERG, ALLAN ELLIA. Age: 17 Home Address: 10 Greenway Ct., Brookline. College Address: Persis Smith A 26. Prepared at Peabody, Pittsburgh, Pa. Activities: Dormitory Crew. BOAL, STEWART. A2561 13 Home Address: 701 Sheridan Rd., Winnetka, Ill. College Address: Gore D 25. . Prepared at North Shore Country Day. Activities: Basketball lVIanager, Dormitory Football, Freshman Glee Club, Social Service. BOECKELER, HENRY ADOLPH. Age: 19 Home Address: 4944 Sindell Blvd., St. Louis, Mo. College Address: James Smith A 32. Prepared at Lawrenceville. l i501 BOON ISAR, RIC II-IARD. Age: 18 Home Address: Main St., Wayland. College Address: Same. Prepared at Cambridge Latin. BOOTH, Al,BER'l' WASHINGTON. Age: 19 Home Address: Hidden Rd., Andover. College Address: Persis Smith A 31. Prepared at Andover. BOOTH, EDWIN CARROLL. Age: 20 I-Iome Address: 18 Sheffield Rd., Winchester. College Address: Standish C 51. Prepared at Roxbury Latin. Activities: Freshman Instrumental Clubs. BOOTH, ROBERT HOVVE. Age: '18 Home Address: 14 Chauncy St., Cambridge. College Address: Standish B 11. Prepared at Browne and Nichols. BORVICK, ISRAEL. ' Age: 18 Home Address: Q4-3 Crescent St., Brockton. College Address: Same. Prepared at Brockton High. BOVE, PETER JOHN WHITE. Age: 18 Home Address: 15 Lafayette St., Schenectady, N. Y. College Address: Standish C 48. Prepared at Schenectady High. ' Activities: Track Squad, Freshman Glee Club, Appleton Chapel Choir, St. Paul's Club, Circolo Italiano. 1511 A BOWERSOCK, JUSTIN DEWITT. Age: 16 Home Address: 64-1 East 45th St., Kansas City, Mo. College Address: Little QQ. Prepared at Kansas City Country Day. Activities: Wrestling Team, Entertainment Committee, Freshman Glee Club. BOWES, ALFRED LESTER. Age: 19 Home Address: 167 Wyoming Ave.. Melrose. College Address: Same. Prepared at Melrose High. BOWLER, ROBERT BONNER, J lc. Age: Q0 Home Address: Q35 East 7Qnd St., New York City. College Address: Gore D IQ. Prepared at St. I'aul's. Activities: University Glee Club. BOYD, CLARENCE WILLIAM. Age: 19 Home Address: 110 Spring St., Dexter, Me. College Address: Q0 Holyoke St. Prepared at N. H. Fay High. Activities: Freshman Glee Club. BOYD, OLIVER WRYGHT. Age: 19 Home Address: Dearborn, Mo. College Address: Q7 Trowbridge St. Prepared at Central High, St. Joseph, Mo. BRADBURY, WARREN BALL. Age: 19 Home Address: Hamilton Square, N. J. College Address: 57 Gorham St. Prepared at Trenton High. i i-521 BRADLEY, WILLIS TUCKER. Age: 19 Home Address: 76 Harvard St., Brookline. College Address: Brookline I-ligh. Aetivities: Dramatic Club. BRAINERD, HENRY BOWEN. Age: 18 10 Upland Rd., Wellesley. College Address: George Smith C 12. Prepared at Huntington. ' BRANDMILLER, I-IERMAN, Sn. Age: 18 Home Address: 6044 Home Savings Bldg., Youngstown, Ohio. College Address: Standish D 23. Prepared at South High. Activities: University Glee Club. VON BRECI-IT, CORWIN IIAMILTUN. Age: 19 Home Address: St. Louis, Mo. College Address: 60 Winthrop St. Prepared at St. Louis Country Day. BREED, NATI-IANIEL PRESTON. Age: 17 Heine Address: 9 Washington Sq., Lynn. College Address: Little 42. Prepared at Andover. Activities: Crew Squad. BREITENKAMP, BENJAMIN EVERE'l'T. Age: Q7 Home Address: Fort Dodge, Iowa. College Address: 4-3 Wendell St. Prepared at Webster City High. l l53l BRENNER, HARRY. Age: 18 Home Address: 51 Edgewood St., Roxbury. College Address: Salne. Prepared at Boston English High. BREWSTER, GEORGE WALES. Ago: 18 Home Address: 213 Beacon St.. Boston. College Address: Standish C QI. Prepared at Exeter. Activities: University Glee Club, 150-lb. Crew Squad. BREWSTER, THEODORE OTIS. Age: 20 Home Address: 942 High St., Dedham. College Address: George Smith B SQ. Prepared at Middlesex. Activities: Track Squad, Photographic Board Ran BOOK, Social Service. BRIESEN, ERNST JACOB VON. Age: 18 Home Address: 1592 Stowell Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. College Address: James Smith C 4-1. Prepared at Shorewood High. Activities: Dormitory Crew. BRINE, WILLIAM HENRY, JR. Age: 21 Home Address: 57 Gray St., Arlington. College Address: George Smith B ll. Prepared at New Preparatory. Activities: Football Team. BRITTAIN, RALPH LESTER. Age: 18 Home Address: 34 Fesscnden St., Nlattapan. H College Address: Same. r Prepared at Dorchester High. T l l54l BRODY, PHILIP MORTON. Age: Q0 Home Address: 62 West 92nd St., New York City. College Address: Gore B 25. Prepared at Roxbury, Cheshire, Conn. Activities: Dormitory Crew. BROOKFIELD, WILLIAM LORD. Age: 18 Home Address: 580 Park Ave.. New York City. College Address: Gore A 4-1. Prepared at St. Paul's. Activities: Football Squad, Dormitory Crew. BROWN, ALBERT LEWIS. Age: 19 Home Address: 220 Water St., Hallowell, Me. College Address: George Smith B 42. Prepared at Hallowell High. BROWN, CLARENCE EDWIN. Age: 18 Home Address: Madisonville, Ky. College Address: '7 Chauncey St. Prepared at Madisonville High. Activities: Lacrosse Squad. BROWN, EDWARD JAMES. ' Age: 18 Home Address: 10 Linwood St.. Roxbury. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. Activities: Wrestling Team. DE BRUYN KOPS, JULIAN, Ja. Age: 17 Home Address: 14-9 Peachtree Circle, Atlanta, Ga. College Address: Shepherd 6. Prepared at Savannah High. l55l BRYANT, LYNWOOD SILVESTER. Age: 17 Home Address: East Northfield. College Address: 24 Mellen St. Prepared at M01lIlt Hermon. Activities: Freshman Glee Clnh, Dormitory Crew. BURBANK. SCOTT YVATKFER. Age: 18 Home Address: '76 Osgood St., Gardner. College Address: James Smith C 34-. Prepared at Gardner High. Activities: University Band, Pierian Sodality. BURGEVIN, RICHARD VVILCOX. Age: 19 Home Address: '7 Johnston Ave., Kingston, N. Y. College Address: Gore E 41. Prepared at Kingston High. BURLEY, ROBERT MAXWELL. Age: 18 Home Address: 586 Newton St., Brookline. College Address: Standish B 411. Prepared at Brookline High. BURNETT, HARRY GEORGE. Age: 18 Home Address: 16 VVindsor Rd., Somerville. College Address: Same. Prepared at Somerville High. BURNS, GEORGE NEAL. Age: 18 Home Address: VVatertown, N. Y. College Address: Gore A 12. Prepared at Carlton Academy, Summit, N. J. Activities: University Welterweight Boxing Champion, Editorial Board RED BooK. l56l BURNS. SAMUEL CAMPBELL. Home Address: 73A lbilllil St.. Caunhridge. College Address: Same. Prepared at Andover. Age: 20 Aetivities: Football 'l'e:un, Cu.ptn.in Busketlmll ,ll02l.llI. Tran-lc Squad. BURRUSS, HARRY WILLIAM. Home Address: Front Royal, Vu.. College Address: ,Persis Smith B 59. Prepzwed ut Mount Ilerluou. BURTON, ERNEST BROOKS. Home Address: Cedurhurst, L. I., N. Y. College Address: Standish A 21. Prepzwed at St. M:u'k's. Activities: University Gun Club. CAIN, VICTOR ROCKWOOD. Home Address: 15 Goden St., Belmont. College Address: Saune. Prepared at Czunbridge High :mud Latin. CAMPBELL. JOSEPH LAWRENCE. Home Address: Szmtuit. College Address: Persis Smith C 42. Prepared at Roxbury Lutiu. Activities: Soeeer Tezuu. CAMPBELL, WALTER LOWRIE. Home Address: 36 Summit Ave., Bronxvillc, College Address: Standish B 21. Prepared at Exeter. l57l Age:Q1 Agn.. 19 Age: QQ Age: 19 Age: 19 Y. CANNON, BRADFORD. A Age: is Home Address: Q Divinity Ave., Cambridge. College Address: James Smith B 4-1. Prepared at Cambridge High and Latin. Activities: Freshman Glee Club. CANT OR, HAROLD. Age: 18 Home Address: 100 Reynolds St., New Bedford. College Address: 37 Stanwood St., Roxbury. Prepared at New Bedford High. CAPRIO, ANTONIO PASQUALE, JR. Age: 18 Home Address: 253 Revere St., Revere. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. CAPRON, PAUL, JR. Age: 17 Home Address: Annapolis, Md. College Address: Gore A 11. Prepared at Dummer Academy. Activities: Dormitory Football Team. CARLTON, WINSLOW. A Age: 19 Home Address: 27 East 72nd St., New York City. College Address: Standish A 13. Prepared at Choate. Activities: Mallager of Football, Hockey Team, Chairman Finance Committee, Executive Board. CARNEGIE, CARTER CURTIS BEGGS. Age: 18 Home Address: 100 Park Ave., New York City. College Address: James Smith C 25. Prepared at Middlesex. Activities: Dormitory Committee, Squash Team, Baseball Squad. l58l CARPENTER, ISHAM. Age: 18 Home Address: 945 North Dearborn St., Chicago, Ill. College Address: Shepherd 8. Prepared ut Pomfret. Activities: Smoker Committee. CARPENTER, RUSSELL CARL. Age: 18 Home Address: 785 North Main St., Atlilehoro. College Address: Same. Prepared at Attlehoro High. CARROLL, FRANK DEN IS. Age: 19 Home Address: 51 Liberty St., New Bedford. College Address: Same. Prepared at New Bedford High. CARROLL, WILLIAM SIMPSON. Age: 18 Home Address: Monte' Verde St.. Carmel, Calif. College Address: Gore A 44-. Prepared at Tlmclier. Activities: Freshman Instrument:1.l Cluhs. CARTER, JAMES RICHARD. Age: Q0 Home Address: 170 Otis St., Newtonville. College Address: Shepherd 15. Prepared at Worcester. Activities: Assistant Librzmriam of University Glee Club, Smoker Committee. CASE, JOI-IN MACDOUGALL. Age: 18 Home Address: Tokerleke, Darien, Conn. College Address: Dunster 4-Q. Prepared at Andover. l59l l CASSATT, ANTHONY DREXEL. Home Address: Rosemont. Pu. College Address: Little IQ. l'rep:n'ed :it St. Georges 1 TASTLICMAN, FRANK. Home Address: 39 Miehigzrn Ave., Dorchester. College Address: Same. l'rep:n'ed at Boston Latin. CAUMAN, CALEB. Home Address: Q5 Crowninshield Rd.. Brookline. College Address: Same. l'repnrecl nt Boston Latin. CHACE, FREDERIC IRVING. Heine Address: 234- YVulnnt St., Brookline. College Address: Same. l'rep:u'ed at Brookline High. CHALUFOUR, JEAN-MARIE YVES ESPRIT. Home Address: Bonlogne-snr-Seine, France. College Address: Persis Smith B 31. Prepzired at Lyeee Janson Dc Sailly, Pzlris. CHAMBERLIN, DEAN. Home Address: '7 Lowell Rd., Concord, Mziss. College Address: Persis Smith A 12. Prepared at Exeter. Age: 19 Age: 18 Age: 17 Age: 18 Age: 18 Age: 18 Activities: Finance Committee, Dormitory Crew, Soeial Service. leo 1 CHAPMAN. RICHARD HENRY. Age: 17 Home Address: 396 Main St.. l100llllllSt0l'. College Address: 701 lVlCl.l'0IJ0lltil.ll Ave., Boston. l,I'0IDilI'CLl at Leominster High. CHARTKOFF, JEAN FREDICRICK. Age: 18 Home Address: 64 Greenwood St., Boston. College Address: Same. Prepzired at Dorm-liester High. CHASE, AR'l I'IUR CARLTON. Age: 17 Home Address: 54 Cllurell St., Ware. College Address: Standish C 43. Prepzired :it VV:n'e Higli. Activities: Freslnmtn Glee Clulm, Dormitory .l ootlmll, Dormitory Crew. CHEEVER, WILBUR ELISRIIJGIC. Age: Q1 Home Address: Wfest Boylston, Mass. College Address: Gore C 51. Prepared at VVest Boylston Iligli. Activities: Social Service, Dormitory Crew. CHENUWETII, GROVER ARVEL. Age: 18 1101110 Address: 14-8 vVCSl,lllll1SLCl' Ave., Arlington. College Address: Sanne. Pl'Cpitl'CCl ut Boston Latin. CIfIEVAI,IlCR, 1 Rl+1DEliICK RICHMOND. Age: 18 Home Address: Holliston. College Address: 13 Garrison St.. Boston. Prepared at Huntington. Activities: Captain of Chess Teann. lfill CHUNG, HENRY HONG. Age: Q0 Home Address: 1028 Beretania St., Honolulu, T. II. College Address: 74 Sacramento St. Prepared at University of Hawaii. CHURCHILL, ALBERT GOODWILL. Age: 10 Home Address: Yerba Santa Villa, Point Loma, San Diego, Calif. College Address: Standish B 31. Prepared at Browne and Nichols. Activities: Dormitory Football, Wrestling Team, Edito1'- in-Chief REID BooK, Executive Board, Tennis Squad. CHURCHILL, CREIGHTON MARCELLUS. Age: 19 Home Address: Yerba Santa Villa, Point Loma, San Diego, Calif. College Address: Standish B 31. Prepared at Browne and Nichols. Activities: Football Squad, Dormitory Committee, Sub- Chairman Smoker Committee, Track Squad, Social Service. CIKINSKY, SAMUEL. Age: 19 Home Address: Q77 Humbolt Ave., Roxbury. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. CLAPP, EDWARD THEODORE. Age 18 Home Address: 8 Harvard St., Springfield. College Address: Standish A 41. Prepared at Springfield Central High. Activities: University Glee Club, Appleton Chapel Choir, Social Service. CLARK, ARTHUR AUGUST US. Age: 18 Home Address: 91 Payson Rd., Belmont. College Address: Same. Prepared at Belmont High. l62l CLARK, FORRESTER ANDREVV. Age: 20 Home Address: SQ Hereford St.. Boston. College Address: Beck 6. Prepared at St. lVIark's. A Activities: Football Team, 'Hockey Team, Polo 'IlCZtlll, Crew Squad, Jubilee Committee. CLARK, GEORGE CRAWFORD. Age: 19 Home Address: 164- East 72nd St., New York City. College Address: Standish A 32. Prepared at Groton. Activities: Baseball Squad. CLARK, WILLIAM EDWIN. Age: 18 Home Address: 15 Everett Ave., W'inehester. College Address: Shepherd Q0. Prepared at Choate. CLEARY, GEORGE JOSEPH. Age: 17 Home Address: 19 Bradley St., Naugatuck, Conn. College Address: Standish A 41. Prepared at Naugatuek High. Activities: Editorial Board RED BOOK, Lacrosse Squad. CLEARY, TIMOTHY. Ju. Age: 18 Home Address: 64 VVashington St., Ayer. College Address: Persis Smith A 41. Prepared at Ayer High. Activities: University Glee Club, Freshman Glce Club. CLEAVER, WILLIAM HAROLD. Age: 19 Home Address: Rutledge, Pa. College Address: Little 417. Prepared at George School. Activities: University Glee Club, Freshman Glee Club. :assi CTl,II I 0Rl J, NA'l'IIANIl'II. S'l'0Nlf1. A Home Address: 203 Seliool St.. Milton, Mass. College Address: Slnndisli I3 3-I-. Prepzxrerl at lVIill,on. Ac-livilies: All Dormitory Footlmll. COBB, HENRY IYICS, III. Home Address: 55 East '76ll1 Sl... New York City. Follege Address: I.iLl.le 21. Prepalred :IL Groton. Age: 19 'Xge' 18 Aetivilies: Sllll-CIHIIVIIIIIII IQIIILCFLELIIIIIICIII. ConnniLtee, Ten- nis Squad. CUIIICN. AIIRAIIAM BEN. IIon1e Address: 68 Seuver St., Iloxlnlry. Follege Address: Saune. I'rep:n'ed at Boston Latin. COIIICN, DAVID Home Address: 530 State SL., I,0l'ISlll0Ill,ll, N. II. College Address: 7 lYIellen St. I'repz1red :IL Porlsinontli Iligli. COIIICN, IIARULD WIl.l,IAM. Home Address: 101 Sonlli Sl., Iiynn. ' Uollege Address: Snlne. IlI'l'lJ2ll'0ll nl, Lynn Vlzassic-:il Iliglu. AeLiviLies: 'IIurv:n'd IVICIIOFEIII Dreunzitie Group. COHICN, LOUIS. Home Address: 4-60 Pussziie Ave., Passaic, N. J. College Address: Little 33. Prepared at Passaic High. lliil Xge: 17 Age: 18 Age: 19 Age: 18 COHEN, SUMNER. Home Address: 57 Longwood Ave., Brookline. College Address: Same. Prepared at English High. ' COHEN, WALLACE MOSES. Home Address: 712 Park Ave., Norton, V a. College Address: Standish B 12. Prepared at Lake Forest. Activities: Lacrosse Squad, Social Service. COHN, SIGMUND LEOPOLD. Home Address: Forest Hill, Tenn. College Address: Gore B 13. Prepared at Germantown High. Activities: Social Service. COLE, MORTON. Home Address: Hinghaln. College Address: Gore A 141. Prepared at Browne and Nichols. Age- 18 Age: 17 Age: 17 Age: 19 Activities: Captain 150-lb. Crew, Entcrtainnlent Coni- mittee, Photographic Board Run Book. COLEMAN, JOSEPH GRISWOLD, III. Home Address: Santa Barbara, Calif. College Address: Standish A 22. Prepared at Santa Barbara School. Activities: Track Squad, Relay Team. COLLART, LUCIEN RAYMOND. Age: 18 Age: 18 Home Address: Q96 Central Park Avo., New York City. College Address: 26 Hurlbut St. Prepared at St. Ann's. Activities: Baseball Squad. 1651 COLLENS, CIIARLICS TICRRY. Age: 18 Home Address: 200 'Dudley Rd., Newton Center. College Address: George Smith A 32. l'1'eparecl at Andover. Activities: University Instrumental Clubs, Freslunztn Instrumental Clubs. COLLINS, PAUL G ERARD. Home Address: 414- Jzunuiezt lV:1y, Jzunuieat l'l:tin. College Address: Saune. Prepared ut Boston Latin. COLPAK, EDWARD AARON. Home Address: 89 Georgia. St., Roxbury. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. COLPAK, IRVING ABRAHAM. Home Address: 378 I-I:u'v:1rd St., Brookline. . College Address: Same. 1'repzu'ed ut Boston Latin. COMINS, JOHN DUNBAR. Home Address: lVorc'ester. College Address: SllClJllCl'Ll 11. Prepawed ut Deerfield. Activities: Football Squad. CON ,liLIN, CHARLES SC fI'IMIDLAl'l.'. Home Address: SlllI1lI10I'lZtIld, Calif. College Address: George Smith A 31. Prepared ut Szmtu l3u.rlmru. H501 A Age: 17 Xge: 18 Xge: 18 Xge: 20. Xge: 18 COOKE, JOIIN l'lIllQll'. Age: 18 'Home Address: 2238 SllCl'lIl2l.ll Ave., Evanston, Ill. College Address: Little 15. l'1'epared at Evanston Township High. COl?LAN'D, MILTON URIS. Age: 17 Home Address: 1354 Carroll St., Brooklyn, N. Y. A ' College Address: Little 44. Pl'Cpil.1'CCl at Boy's High, Colnmlmin Extension. COREY, ROGER BEECHER. ' Age' Home Address: 181 Lexington St., VV:Lverley. 1 College Address: Same. Prepairecl ut Belmont High. CORMAN, MAURICE. Age: 18 Home Address: 44 VVestville St., Dorchester. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston English Higll. Activities: VVrestling Squad. COTTON, JOSEPH POTTER, Jn. Age: 18 Home Address: 405 Park Ave., New York City. College Address: Gore A 21. Prepared :tt Milton. Activities: Cziptziill .Polo Tezun. COURTN EY, RAYMOND F114 LEY . Age: 17 Home Address: 1424 North Elwood, Tulsa, Okla. College Address: Gore A 11. Prepared at Tulsa. High. Activities: 150-lb. Crew Squad. lU7l COVEL, RICHARD BORDEN. Age: 19 Home Address: 12 Worthington Rd., Brookline. College Address: Standish E 22. Prepared at St. Marks Activities: Hockey Team, All Dormitory Football Team, Captain Standish Football Team, Jubilee Committee, Crew Squad. COWEN, WILLIAM BRYCE, Ja. W Age: 19 Home Address: South Lancaster. College Address: Little 31. Prepared at Milton. Activities: VVrestling Squad, Social Service. CRAMER, ELI LESTER. Age: 17 Home Address: Norwich, Conn. College Address: Standish D 82. Prepared at Norwich Free Academy. Activities: Freshman Instrumental Clubs. CRANDALL, GEORGE SAMSON. Age: 17 Home Address: VVindsor, Vt. College Address: Q9 Shepherd St. Prepared at Woodstock High. CRAWFORD, RICHARDS HENRY. Age: 18 Home Address: Q136 Elm St., Youngstown, Ohio. College Address: Gore E QQ. Prepared at Rayen. Activities: Dormitory Crew. CRAY, AMBROSE. Age: 18 Home Address: 11 Park Lane, Newton Centre. College Address: Gore D 31. Prepared at Newton High. Activities: Dormitory Football, Dormitory Hockey, St. Paul's Club. l68l CROCKER, GEORGE GLOVER, III. Age: 10 Home Address: Milton. College Address: .Iames Smith I3 841. Prepared at Milton. CROSBY. HENRY GREENE. Age: 21 Home Address: 4-0 Lenox St.. lVest Newton. .4 College Address: Little 18. Prepared at Exeter. Activities: Secretary-Treasnrer of the Class, Executive Board, Hockey 'l'eam, Gore Dormitory Football, 150-lla. Crew Squad. Soeial Serviee. CROTTY, KENNETH WILLIAM. Age: 10 Home Address: Framingham. College Address: Same. Prepared at Goddard Seminary. CROUSE. JOHN EVERETT. Age: 10 ' Home Address: Q Sanger Ave., Lynn. College Address: Same. Prepared at Iyynn English High. CROWI., KENNETH GAIQEN. Age: 18 Home Address: Q60 Parkway, Ravenna. Ohio. College Address: 1709 Cambridge St. Prepared at Ohio State University. CUNNINGHAM, JOSEPH STAN IIEY. Age: 18 Home Address: 2411 Canton Ave., Milton. College Address: Gore B 33. Prepared at Milton. Ac-tivities: Football 'l'eam. Hoc-key Team, .Iulmilee 'Com- mittee, Baseball Squad. l l69l CURRAN, JAMES MORTON, JR. Age: 19 Home Address: '78 Clinton Ave., Nlontelair, N. J. College Address: Reed 13. Prepared at Andover. CURTIS, WILLIAM PITKIN. Age: 21 Home Address: 14- Wessex Rd.. Newton Centre. College Address: 66 WVendell St. Prepared at Clmuncy Hall. Aetivities: Dormitory Crew. CUSHMAN, ATJJERTON, H. Age: 18 Home Address: Q0 Lime St., Boston. College Address: James Smith C Q9. Prepared :it Har-kley. Activities: Dormitory Foothzill, Crew Squad. CUTLER, HENRY HARRINGTON. Age: 18 Home Address: 91 Croc-us Place, St. Paul, Minn. College Address: Standish A 241. Prepared :Lt St. Paul Academy. CUTLER, JOSEPH GEORGE. M Age: 19 Home Address: 8 Franklin St., Chelsea.. College Address: Same. Prepared at Chelsea High. CUTTER, HARRY HYNIAN. Age: 19 Home Address: 417 Cross St., Mzilderi. College Address: Same. Prepared at Mzxldeli High. l70l CUTTING, ABEL. Home Address: South Sudbury. College Address: Same. l.'repa.red :it Concord High. DALIN. MYER SAMUEL. Henle Address: lvoreester, hfalss. College Address: Standish D 32. Prepared at North High. Activities: Freshman Glee Club. DANA, STEPHEN FRINK. Home Address: Old Indian llill Rd., Cineinnuti, College Address: James Smith C 32. Prepared at Milton. Activities: Finnnee Committee. DANE, EDWARD. A Home Address: 36 Heath St., Chestnut Hill. College Address: Persis Smith B 51. Prepared at Noble and Greenough. Activities: Crew Squad. DANE, JOHN LAWRENCE. Home Address: North Wilmington. College Address: Reed 18. Prepared at Andover. DANIEL, E lQIO'I' HOWARD. Home Address: 36 lirookledge St.. Roxbury. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. l71l Age: 18 Awe: 19 Age: 19 Ohio. Age: 19 Age: Q0 Age: 18 DANIELSON, ERIC JULIUS WILLIAM. Age: 19 Home Address: 497 Boylston St., Brookline. College Address: Same. Prepared at Huntington. DANZIG, CHARLES. Age: Q1 Home Address: GQ Oriental St.. Newark, N. J. College Address: 30 Mt. Auburn St. Prepared at Central High. DARLING, ROBERT CROLY. Age: 18 Home Address: '70 Coolidge St., Brookline. College Address: Standish A 15. Prepared at Brookline High. Dramatic Club. DAVIS, DAVID MYERS. Age: 18 Home Address: 16 East 96th St., New York City. College Address: Gore B 4-Q. Prepared at Columbia Grammar DAVIS, EDGAR JACOBS. Age: 19 V Home Address: Merrimae. College Address: 50 Newport St., Arlington. Prepared at English High. DAVIS, GOODE PASCHALL. Age: 18 Home Address: 59 East 79th St., New York City. College Address: Little 14-. Prepared at Choate. Activities: Executive Board, Chairman Arts and Cuts Board RED Book, Baseball Squad. l72l DAVIS, ROBERT GORHAM. Age: I7 Home Address: 8 Clinton St.. Cambridge. College Address: Same. Prepared at Cambridge Latin. f Activities: University Instrumental Clubs, Instrumental Clubs. DAVIS, VVILLIAM I-IASSOLDT. Age: 10 Home Address: 139 Abbott St., lVellesley llills. College Address: Same. Prepared at Stone. DEBEVOISE, ROBERT LORD. Age: 18 Home Address: 863 Park Ave., New York City. College Address: Standish C 23. Prepared at St. Paul's. Activities: Captain of Squash Team, Finanee Committee, Tennis Squad. DEGUGLIELMO, JOSEPH ARCANGEL. Age: I7 Home Address: 795 Cambridge St.. Cambridge. College Address: Same. Prepared at Cambridge High and Latin. DENISON, EDWARD URBAN. Age: 19 Home Address: 508 13th S. E., Washington, D. C. College Address: Gore D 31. Prepared at McKinley T eellnieal High. Activities: Dormitory Crew. DENORMANDIE, JAMES. Age: 17 Home Address: 357 Marlborough St., Boston. College Address: George Smith C 32. Prepared at Country Day. Activities: Dormitory Crew. l73l DENTON, LINCOLN CIIADBOURNE. Age: 18 Home Address: Houghton. Mic-li. College Address: Gore A 14-. l'rep:u'ed at Browne und Nic-hols. Ac-tivities: Sul:-Clmirmau Arts und Cutslioard RED BOOK. I7lcSAIl'l'ICl.l.I'l. WILLIAM ALl Rl'lD. Age: I9 Home Address: Knoxville, Tenn. College Address: Gore IC QQ. Prepared ut Knoxville I-Iigll. 4 Ac-tivities: Dormitory Crew, Social Serviee. DlCSMl'l'l', VICTOR FRANCIS. Age: QQ Home Address: 30 IIolsmnn St., Paterson, N. J. College Address: Gore D Sl. Prepared at Patterson I-Iigl' Aetivities: Freslunan IlISf.I'lllll0l1tIll Clubs. DICWING, EDWIN PALFREY. Age: 20 Home Address: 14- Hillside Terratc-e, West Newton. College Address: Gore B 4-5. Prepared at Exeter. Activities: Football Teanl, Buselmll Squad. DI KE, WILLIAM GORDON. Age: 19 Home Address: Q52 IIigl1 St., Germantown, Pliilndelpliiat, Pat. College4Address: Gore C 21 . Prepared at Burlington High, Burlington, Vt. IMMARZIO, WILLIAM AI.BER'I'. Age: 18 Home Address: 6 Crescent St.. Nortli Plymouth. College Address: Same. Prepared ut Kingston I-Iigll. l'74fl DINERMAN, ISRAEL AARON. Age: .18 Home Address: 14-0 Hale St., Lowell. I ' V College Address: Saline. ' - Prepzired at Lowell IIigll. DONAGIIY, GEORGE EYERE'l l'. A we: 19 IIon1e Address: 5 Elin Luwn, Dorchester. College Address: Szune. I'repzn'ed nt 'Boston Latin. - Activities: Footlmll Tezun, llnselinll Sqnnd, Social Service. IJONAIIEY, ARTIIIIR IIAMILTON. Jn. Age: I9 Heine Address: 6-I Hillsdale St., lioslon. College Address: Standish C 41. Prepared at Exeter. Activities: I'I:n'v:n'd Flying Clnlm. DONALDSON. FRANCIS, JR. Age. io IAIOIIIC Address: 825 Delzuvure Ave., Iletlileliein. Pu.. College Address: Gore li 31. I'repa.red at St. I,2llIllS. DONEISIUE, WILLIAINI IIAROLI7. Age: 18 Home Address: Lowell. College Address: Gore E 43. Prepared at Lowell IIigli. DORMAN, BENJAMIN IIALLOWELL. Age: 19 Home Address: 157 Ocean St., Lynn. College Address: Little 42. Prepared at Andover. Activities: Footlmll Tezun, Relay 'l'e:un. l l75l DORR. DUDLEY I'IUN'l'ING'l'ON, Jn. Home Address: Lancaster. College Address: .Imnes Smith A 21. Prepared at Andover. Activities: I reslnn:in Instrinnentail Clnhs. DORR, RUSSELL HIGGINSON. Home Address: New York City. College Address: Standish A 12. Prepared ut Milton. Activities: Gun Club, Dormitory Crew. DOTEN, DANA MORTEN. Home Address: 58 Garfield St., Cunihridge. College Address: Same. Prepared at Cznnhridge High and Latin. Activities: University Iiznid, IllSII'lllll0lII1ll Clubs, Itnlizino. DOW, WILLIAM MOODY. Home Address: 689 Main St., I:I:lverhill. College Address: Gore E 4--L Prepared at Andover. DOWLING, MARK GERALD. Home Address: 728 Massnclnisetts Ave., Boston. College Address: Szune. Prepared at Boston Latin. Activities: Squash 'l'e:un. DOWNEY. WILLIAM EDWARD. Home Address: 84 Irving St.. West Somerville. College Address: Same. Prepared at Exeter. Activities: Foothull Squad. i761 Age: I9 vw- io .,.,.n ix-I-W 17 .h. Circolo Age: 19 Age: Q0 Age: Q1 DOWNING, JOHN WARD. Agp: 19 Home Address: I Gardiner St.. Newport, R. I. Q' College Address: Standish B 41. Prepared at Rogers High. Activities: Cross Country '1lCil.lll. DRACOS, HARRY MICHAEL. Age: 19 Home Address: 17 Josephine St., Dorchester. College Address: Same. Prepared at Dorchester High. Activities: Handball Champion. DRIVER, WILLIAM RAYMOND. III. Age: 18 Home Address: 5 Hutchinson St., Milton. College Address: James Smith A 12. Prepared at Milton. Activities: Cross Country Team, Finance Committee, University Glee Club, Track Squad. DUBIEL, EDWARD. Age: 18 Home Address: 39 Jesse St., Fairhaven. College Address: Standish C 51. Prepared at Fairhaven High. Activities: University Instrumental Clubs, Instrumental Clubs. DUFFIELD, ALEXANDER MUIR. Age: 19 Home Address: 1130 Parker Ave., Detroit, lN'lich. College Address: 34 Dunster St. I Prepared at Exeter. DUGGAN, PAUL CLARE. Age: 19 Home Address: 1 West St., Milford. College Address: Gore D 41. Prepared at Exeter. Activities: St. Paul's Club. l77l DIIIIIG, CHARLES WARNER. Age: 20 'Home Address: 65 l,o'.vden St., AVcst Somerville. College Address: Same. Prepared at Exeter. Activities: University Glee Clulm. DUNN, THOMAS EDWIN, Jn. Age: 17 Home Address: 4-0 llzincroft Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. College Address: Gore C 4-2. Prepared nt Bridgeport High. Activities: Tran-lc Squad. DUNNE, PHILII' IYES. Age: 18 Home Address: 383 l':1.rk Ave., New York City. College Address: Standish B 4-Q. 1'repured :it Middlesex. Activities: Editorial Board IQED Boon, Drznnzitie Club. Dl7l'ER'l'UIS, CLARENCE AVESLEY. Age: 18 Home Address: 80 Prielinrd Ave., Somerville. College Address: Same. Prepared at Somerville Iligll. Activities: University Glee Cluli. DURKEE, RALPI-I EVERE'l'T. Age: 19 Home Address: Greenfield. College Address: Standish A 15. Prepared at Greenfield High. Activities: llziselmll Squad. DURKIN, EDWARD CHARLES. Age: 20 Home Address: 5060 City Ave., Pllilzidelpllizi. College Address: Persis Smith B 11. Prepared :it AVyoming Seminary. l78l DUITOCHER, LAWRENCE AN G US. Age Home Addyess: 8 Selden St., YVaban. College Address: Same. Prepared at Newton High. EASTON, MAHLON TRACY. Agt Home Address: 209 Newbury St., Boston. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. Activities: University Band. EDGAR, DAVID FORRESTER. the ' an Home Address: 1 West 83 St., New York City. College Address: James Smith A 32. Prepared at Lawrenceville. Activities: Fencing Team, University Glee Club. Home Address: hlillwood, Va. College Address: Standish D 441. Prepared at Browne and Nichols. Activities: Liberal Club. EHRLICII, ROBERT ROBINSON . Awe D Home Address: 54-0 Dickinson St., Springfield. College Address: .Little 28. Prepared at Central High. Activities: Football Squad, Fencing Team. EI SEMAN N , BRANDON. Age Home Address: 533 West 112 St., New York City. College Address: 65 Winthrop St. ,A Prepared at .Rutgers Prep. l79l EDSAIQL, GEOFFREY. Age ELBERFELD, FRANK HOLTON. Age: Q1 Home Address: 72 Trenton St., East Boston. College Address: Same. Prepared at New Bedford High. ELKINS, WILLIAM LUKENS. Age: 19 Home Address: Philadelphia. Pa. College Address: Persis Smith B 22. Prepared at St. Mark's. Activities: Jubilee Committee, Baseball SquadQ Social Service. A ELLIS, STANLEY WARREN. Age: 17 Home Address: 1175 Centre St., Newton Centre. College Address: Gore A SQ. Prepared at Browne and Nichols. EMMET, WILLIAM TEMPLE. Age: 19 Home Address: 114 East 84th St., New York City. College Address: Standish C 31. Prepared at St. Paul's. Activities: Crew Squad. EMMONS, ELBRIDGE GERRY, JR. Age: 19 Home Address: 1 Walker Terrace, Cambridge. College Address: Same. Prepared at Cambridge High and Latin. EMMONS, JOHN PRESCOTT. Age: 18 Home Address: 1896 Beacon St., Brookline. College Address: Little 37. Prepared at Brookline High. Activities: Cross Country Team. 1801 ERICKSON. ALFRED EDWARD. Age: 19 Home Address: 85 Auckland SL., Dorchester. College Address: Shepherd 12. Prepared at Exeter. Activities: .liasehall Squad. FAGGIANO, JAMES JOSEPH. Age: 19 Home Address: Methuen. College Address: Smith A 4-Q. Prepared at Methuen High. Activities: University Glee Cluh, Assistant Manager Freshman Musical Cluhs. Dormitory llaskethall. FARNSWORTH, FREDERICK EDWARD. Age: Q0 Home Address: North Cascade Ave., Colorado Springs, Colo. College Address: Smith A QQ. Prepared at Middlesex. Activities: Chairman Smith Hall Dormitory Connnittce, 150-lh. Crew Squad. FAULKNER, WILLIAM ROISERT. Age: QI Home Address: 37 Pine St., Palmer. College Address: Little 223. Prepared at Exeter. FAVERSIIAM, WILLIAM CRUZIER. Age: 20 Home Address: Huntington, Long Island, N. Y. College Address: Little 21. Prepared at Groton. Activities: Football Team, Juhilce Committee. FAXON, GEORGE RYDER. Age: 17 Home Address: 31 Rosewood St.. llflattapau. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. l81l FELTON, FREDERIC LU'l'I:l ER. Age: 18 Home Address: Q19 Chestnut St., lVcsL Newton. College Address: Standish E 41. Prepared at Noble and Greenough. FEN N, EDWVARD FRANCIS. Home Address: 34 VVare St., lVcst Somerville. College Address: Same. Prepared at Somerville I-Iigh. Age: 18 Activities: Lacrosse Squad, University Glee Club. FENELLOSA, SYDNEY WA'l l'S. Home Address: IQ Orne Sq., Salem. College Address: Standish D 21. ' Prepared at Andover. FERGUSON, CHARLES F OSS. Home Address: 33 Elm St., lx13lY'lJlCllCltI,l. College Address: Same. E Prepared at Boston Latin. 1 - Activities: Social Service. FERRIS, THEODORE PARKER. Home Address: 402 Irving Ave., Portcheslcr, N College Address: Little 25. Prepared at Portehester High. Activities: Freshman Glee Cluh. FIELDS, HERBERT. .L Age: 18 Age: 17 Age: 17 Age: 18 r Home Address: 824 Ritter Park, Huntington, ll est Va. College Address: Reed 1. Prepared at Exeter. Activities: Business Board Run Booic. l82l FILOUN, JOHN W'IlIl'I'LE. Age: 19 Home Address: 236 Spring St., Brockton. College Address: Little 31. l,'rep:u'ed at Milton. Activities: Basketball Team. FINKELSTEIN, WILLIAM. Age: 17 Home Address: lVoodlu.wn Terrace, Xvuterbury, Conn. College Address: 402 Cruigie Hall. Prepared at Crosby High. Activities: Freshman Glee Club. FIRGER, HARRY. Age: 17 Home Address: '7 Stillman St., Boston. College Address: Szune. Prepared :lt Boston Latin. Activities: Freshman Glee Club, Drzunatie Club. FISHER, EUGENE LOUIS. Age: 19 Home Address: 132 Hurvzird St., llledford. College Address: Persis Smith B 12. Prepared at Boston Latin. Activities: Dormitory Football. FITZGERALD, WILLIAM' FRANK, Jn. Age: 10 Home Address: 89 Hznnmond St., Cannbridge. College Address: Same. l'repured at Cambridge Lulin. FITZHUGII. EDWARD FULLER, Jn. Age: 19 Home Address: 1102 North 19th St., Boise, Idaho. College Address: Persis Smith B 42. Prepared at Groton. Activities: Freshman Instrumental Clubs, 150-lb. Crew Squad. l83l FLAKSMAN, LESLIE. Home Address: 693 Main SL. College Address: Same. Prepared at Cambridge Latin. Activities: Track Squad. FLANAGAN, THOMAS EDMUND. Home Address: 1475 Centre St., ltoslindule. College Address: Standish C 51. Prepared at Boston Latin. Activities: Freshman Glee Club. FLEISCHMANN, MANLY. ' Home Address: 190 Edward St., Buffalo, N. 1. College Address: Shepherd Hall 19. Prepared at Nichols School, Buffalo, N. Y. Activities: Freshman Instrumental Clubs. FLETCHER, HORACE RODMAN. Home Address: 114- Washburn St., Taunnton. College Address: Persis Smith B 44-. Prepared at Taunton High. Activities: Freshman Glee Club. FLEXNER, JAMES CAREY THOMAS. Age: 19 Age: 10 Age: 18 Age: 18 Home Address: 815 Madison Ave Ne ' York City. . . . .. xx College Address: James Smith A 33. Prepared at Lincoln. Activities: Liberal Club. FLINT, WALLACE NEWTON. Age: 18 I-Iome Address: 17 Carleton St., Brockton. College Address: Same. Prepared at Brockton High. 1841 H FLORA, CHARLES CAIRNS. Ago: 18 Home Address: 155 Church St., lvatertown. College Address: Same. Prepared at Browne and Nichols. FOGG. WALTER FREDERICK. Age: 17 Home Address: I-Iaverhill. College Address: 13-L Mt. Auburn St. Prepared at I-Iaverhill High. '1 FOLLAND, HAROLD FREEZE. Age: 19 Home Address: H-'71 Michigan Ave.. Salt Lake City, Utah. College Address: Standish C 33. Prepared at East I-Iigh. FOLLANSBEE, MITCHELL DAVIS, JR. Ago: Q0 Home Address: 39 East Schiller St.. Chicago, Ill. College Address: Standish E 41. i Prepared at Exeter. FORBES, FRANK PRESTON. Age: 18 Home Address: l9ll Sherman Ave.. Evanston. Ill. College Address: Gore E 49. Prepared at Evanston Township High. Activities: Freshman Glee Club, Instrumental Clubs, Social Service. FORS, EDWVIN CARI. Age: I0 Home Address: BQ Capen St., Dorchester. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. l l85l FOX, JOHN JOSEPH. Age: 19 Home Add1'ess: 993 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. FOX, YVAY N E WETMORE. ' Age: 18 Home Address: Q4-1 Cayuga St., Fulton, N. Y. College Address: Little 4-1. Prepared at Fulton High. Activities: Freshman Glee Club. FRADKIN, NATHAN FRED Age: 19 Home Address: 641 WVillow St., Cambridge. College Address: Same. Prepared at Cambridge Latin. FRAME, JAMES SUTHERLAND. Age: 18 Home Address: 606 VVest 122nd St., New York City. College Address: James Smith C 22. Prepared at Loomis. Activities: University Glee Club, Freshman Glee Club, Dormitory Crew. FRANCIS, JAMES BICHEWO. Age: 18 Home Address 8002 Winston Rd., Chestnut Hill, Phila- delphia Pa. College Address: Gore A 4-3. Prepared at Chestnut Hill. FRANK, Al'.llERT ABRAHAM. Age: 18 Home Address: 35 Sea View Ave., Malden. College Address: Same. Prepared at Malden High. Activities: Track Squad. l86l FRANKEIQ, ANSELM, Jn. Age: 19 Home Address: Des Moines, lu. College Address: 7 lV:mre St. l'rep:1red ut Roosevelt Ifligli. FRANCO, IIERNAN RTCARDO. Age: 19 Home Address: Avenida Nereidus, Condudo, Porto Ric-o. College Address: 1187 Mussau-llnsells Ave. l,l'OlHlI'0fl at Andover. FREEDBERG, ABRAHAM. Age: 19 Home Address: 22 Willow Ave.. Salem. College Address: Sanne. l'rep:n'ed ut Salem lligli. FREEMAN, CECIL ROBERT. Age: 19 Home Address: 302 Luke Ave.. lVI:nnc-liester, N. ll. College Address: Gore D 13. Prepared at lvI2tl1CllCSlQGl' High. Ac-tivities: Soc-iad Serviee. FREEMAN, JOIIN EDW IN . Age: Q0 Home Address: 31 Jason St.. Arlington. College Address: Same. Prepared at Huntington. Aetivities: Dormitory Crew. FREEMAN, MAURICE' J. Age: 19 Home Address: 4-I7 Sontli Fair St., Olney, Ill. College Address: Little 415. l,I'0lJ2lI'0ll at Olney Townslnip High. l87l FREN CH, ALFRED FRANK. Age: 19 Home Address: 97 High St.. Randolph. College Address: Same. l'repzu'ed ut Thayer. Activities: 'Fresluuzui Glee Club. FRENCH, ARTHUR EUGENE. Jn. Age: Q0 Home Address: 108 Highland Ave., Winchester. College Address: Shepherd 10. Prepared ut VVorc'ester Aeademy. Activities: Captain of Freshman l+'ootbztll, President of FI'CSlllll2iIl Class, Dormitory Committee, Chairman of Executive Board, Track Squad. FRENCH, JAMES STEWART . Home Address: New York City. College Address: Persis Smith B 31. Prepared at Exeter. Activities: Football Squad. Track Squad. FRENCH, JOHN MAURO. Age: 20 Home Address: Hebron Farm, Sherborn. College Address: Gore C 43. Activities: University Glee Club. FREUDEN'l'HAlQ, GEORGE S., Jn. Age: 17 Home Address: 5012 Woodlawn Ave., Chicago, Ill. College Address: Standish E 23. g Prepared at University High. FRIEDLANDER, CARL IGLAU ER. Home Address: 688 North Crescent Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio. College Address: Gore E 32. Prepared at University School. i381 FULLER, DOUGLAS THEODORE. Age: I7 Home Address: 1657 Capouse Ave., Scranton. Pa. College Address: James Smith C 419. Prepared at Central High. Ac-tivities: Freshman Glee Club, llreshmau Instrumental Clulxs. ' FYFFE, JOSEPH BACON. Agp: 17 Home Address: 19 Putnam Sli., lVesl. Newton. College Address: Persis Smith C 33. Prepared at Hotchkiss. Activities: Manager of Fl'CSlllllllll Music-al Cluhs, Track Squad, Soeial Service. GAFFEN. JOHN DAVID. Age: 17 Home Address: Q21 Columbia St., C:unln'idge. College Address: Same. Prepared at Dorchester High. GAGE, JOHN HUNTER. Age: IS Home Address: 2 Ravenseroft Rd., Winehester. College Address: Little 85. Prepared at VVin0hester High. GALAJDA, EDWARD. Age: 1.8 Home Address: 4-80 Lora Ave., Youngstown, O. College Address: Persis Smith C 12. Prepared at Rayen High. GALANIS, JOSEPH MENELAUS. Age: Q3 Home Address: 314' Breese Terraee, Madison, lVis. College Address: 56 Winthrop St. Activities: Freshman Glee Cluh. Tennis Squad. l89l GALLAND, SAMUEL LEWIS. Age: 18 Home Address: Spokane. VVash. College Address: Gore A 419. Prepared at Andover. Activities: ,l+'enc'ing Team, Glee Cluh. CARBOSE, WILLIAM. Age: 18 Home Address: 164- Lawrence St.. Gardner. College Address: 1 Drayton Hall. Prepared at Gardner High. Ac-tivities: Lacrosse Squad. GARDINER, JOHN PENN INGTON. Age: Q0 Home Address: 7 Oakland Rd., Brookline. College Address: Standish B 42. Prepared at Middlesex. Activities: Freshman Instrumental Clubs, Dormitory Football, Dormitory Hockey, Smoker Committee. GAREY, CARL BRADFORD. Age: 18 Home Address: 46 Whitman St., East VVeymouth. College Address: Persis Smith C 42. Prepared at Weymouth High. ' Activities: Social Service. GARRITY, HUGH PATRICK. Age: 18 Home Address: 165 Hunnewell Ave., Newton. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. GARRITY, ROBERT EMME'l l'. Age: 20 Home Address: 165 Hunnewell Ave.. Newton. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. l90l OATSOS. JOHN DIMITRIOS. Age: Q6 Home Address: 316 Iluntington Ave., Boston. College Address: Samle. Prepared :iii Ilellerin. GAY. TAYLOR SCO'l l'. Agp: I9 Home Address: 1675 Maissueliusells. Ave. College Address: Same. Prepzired nl. Czunlrridge Latin. GEISSLER, Al,l.l'IN MOORE. Age: 18 Home Address: Dream Luke, Ossining, N. Y. College Address: Gore IC IH. l'repzu'ed :mt St. l,2llll'S. Aelziviliiesz Squash Squad, Fool,li:ill ,lll'5llll. Gl'lLO'1 l'lC, GUNNAR JOHN. Age: 19 Home Address: Q6 liennington Sli., Quiney. College Address: Same. Prepared :it Quiney High. G EN ICRALICS, CON S'l'AN'l'IN IC Dl+1MOS'l'I:IICNl+IS JOHN. Age: 17 Home Address: Lowell. College Address: Gore B -I-fi. l'rep:u'ed at Lowell High. GIBB, ROBICRT PINKERTON. Home Address: Islip. Long lslzind. College Address: Little 82. l'repared at St. P:u1l's. Aetivities: Jubilee Committee, Polo 'lll'2l,lll. H111 ' G G G G G G IBSON. MALCOLM OSBORNE. Age: 19 Home Address: 204- North Byers Ave., Joplin, Mo. College Address: James Smith A 41. Prepared at Joplin High. Activities: I reslnnan Glee Cluh, IIarvard Engineering Soc-iety. Crew Squad. 1D1J1+INS.RENlC FRANCIS GALBRAITII. Age: Q0 Home Address: 310 Blackburn Ave., Ottawa, Canada. College Address: Gore IC 35. Prepared at Ottawa University. Aetivities: Baseball Squad. IERASCH. ROBERT BOI'l'. Age: 10 Home Address: 180 Longwood Ave., Brookline. College Address: George Smith B 32. Prepared at Midcllesex. Activities: Soeeer Captain, Baseball Squad, Soeial Service. IROUX, EDMUND FRANCIS. IIon1e Address: 17 Gilman St., Somerville. College Address: Same. Prepared at Somerville High. LAZIER. WILLIAM. Home Address: 1606 North Sho College Address: Same. Age: 10 re Rd., Revere. Prepared at Revere High. LEDHILL, ROBERT HENRY. Home Address: Jerseyville, Ill. College Address: Gore C 52. Prepared at Jersey Township Iligh. Activities: Tennis Squad. mei GODFREY, HENRY FLE'l'C'IIEli., J lc. Home Address: 807 Fifth Ave., New York City. College Address: Shepherd 15. Prepared at Groton. Activities: '1lI'ilK'li Squad. GOLDEN, WILLIAM AMBROSE. Heine Address: Alhznnhrn, Cul. College Address: Persis Smith A 32. Prepared at Santa Ana. High. GOLDENBERG, LEON MILTON. Home Address: 42 Esmond St., l,Ol'l'llCSl.Cl'. College Address: Same. Prepared ut lioston Latin. Ac-tivities: Lau-rosse Squad. GOLDMAN, J. LESSER. Home Address: Oak Knoll, Sli. Louis, Mo. College Address: George Smith B 31. V Prepared at Sl. Louis Country Day. GOLIJSTEIN. IIAROLD MA'l l'IIEW. Home Address: 25 Crawford Sl., lioxhury. College Address: Same. l'repzn'ed nl. lloston Latin. GOLDWA'l'Elt, ROBERT JOIIN. Home Address: Q East 100th St., New York City. College Address: Little 38. Prepared ut Ethical Culture. l93l Xge' 10 Xge' 18 Xge' I9 f . 1 Xge: I7 'fe' I8 A, . Xge: 18 GOODWIN. WAl,'l'ER CHAPMAN. Age: 19 Home Address: 20 Hillside Ave., lllarhlehead. College Address: Standish A 41. Prepared at Marblehead High. Activities: Football Team. VVrestling 'l'ea.m. GORl+'INKl,E, IIl'IRBl'lR'l' MORDECAI. Age: 16 Home Address: 319 North Fulton Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. College Address: Standish D 4-2. Prepared at Mt. Vernon High. GOWING, ROBERT BIGICLOW. Age: 18 Home Address: '74 Monmouth St., Brookline. College Address: Standish C QI. Prepared at Country Day. Activities: Dramatic Cluh, Editorial Board Rico Book. GRAINGER, CHARLES HOLBROOK. Age: 17 Home Address: East Hampton, Long Island, N. Y. College Address: James Smith B 4-Q. Prepared at East Hampton High. Activities: Social Service. GRANSTROM. JUIIN HENRY. Age: 19 Home Address: 66 Randlctt St., Wollaston. College Address: James Smith B -LQ. Prepared at Huntington. Activities: Track Squad. GRANT, FRED S'l'ANl,EY. Jn. Age: Q1 Home Address: North Ave.. Wakefield. College Address: Shepherd 15. Prepared at Huntington. Activities: Football Squad, Juhilee Committee. l94fl GRANT, ROBERT WILSON. Home Address: St. Louis, Mo. College Address: Il Story St. Prepared at Central High. GRAY, CHARLES CHAUN CEY. Home Address: 901 High St., Dedhain. College Address: George Smith ll 21. l'rcpa.red at Milton. Activities: Dormitory Football, Dormitory Crew, Service. GREENBERG, GEORGE. Home Address: 4-0 Judson St.. Malden. College Address: Same. Prepared at Malden High. GREENE, ELBRIDGE HOWE, Jn. Home Address: Longmeadow. College Address: Gore D 35. Prepared at Exeter. GREENE. RAYMOND MARTIN. Home Address: Fernald State Sc-hool, Waverley. College Address: l'ersis Smith B L1--1-. Prepared at Taunton High. Activities: University Band. GREENFIELD, MAURICE. Home Address: 94 VValnnt St., College Address: Same. Prepared at Chelsea High. Chelsea. l 95 l A X Xge: 19 Xge: 10 Social Xge' 18 Xge: 19 Age: 19 GREENSTEIN.. JESSE LEONARD. Heine Address: 790 Riverside Drive. New York C College Address: Standish D 31. Prepared at Horace Mann. GREER, DON SWINT. Home Address: 24- Highland Ave., College Address: Same. Prepared at Cambridge Latin. Activities: Crew Squad. Canlhridge. GREW. JAMES IIOOPER. ' Home Address: 254- lVIarlhorough St., Boston. College Address: Standish E 35. Prepared at St. Mark's. Activities: Second Assistant Track Manager, Committee. G RI M M. LAWRENCE TREYOR. Age: 16 ity. Age: 18 Age: 19 Finance Age: 19 Home Address: 4174- South Eudlong Ave., Los Angeles. Calif. College Address: Gore A 11. Prepared at Manual Arts High. Activities: Track Squad. Business Board Rico Book. GRIMM, NORMAN RANIXJLPH. Home Address: College Address: Gore A 11. Age: 20 Transferred from University ol' California. Southern Branch. Activities: Freshman Clee Cluh. GRISCUM, BRONSON WlN'l'I:Ilt0P. Home Address: Syosset, N. Y. College Address: Standish E 21. Prepared at St. Paul's. Activities: Interdormitory Football Manager, Track Manager, Juhilee Committee. l 96 l m':GR00'l', LEONARD JOHANNES. Age: 18 Home Address: 61 Brunnadern St., Berne, Switzerland. College Address: Persis Smith B 33. Prepared at F reies Gylnnasiuln, Berne. GROSSMAN, HARRY FRED. Age: 19 Home Address: 46 Basswood St., Lawrence. College Address: Same. Prepared at Lawrence High. GRUBER, DAVID SAMUEL. Age: 19 Home Address: Q0 Savin St., Roxbury. College Address: Same. Prepared at English High School. GUARNACCIA, DAVID. Age: 18 Home Address: 27 Chestnut St., Wakefield. College Address: Persis Smith C 41. Prepared at VVakefield High. Activities: Football Squad, Jubilee COlI1IIl1ttC6, Track Squad. GUBIN, LEON INDEPENDENCE. ' Age: 19 Home Address: 8415 Crenshaw Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. . College Address: Standish A 31. H A Prepared at Exeter. GUGGENHEIM, GEORGE DENVER. Age: 19 Home Address: Ambassador Hotel, New York City. College Address: Gore A QQ. Prepared at Evans. Activities: Debating Union. i971 HALL, ARTHUR SEYMOUR. Age: 18 Home Address: 725 Plain St., Stoughton. College Address: Q6 Mt. Auburn St. Prepared at Stoughton High. HALL, EDWARD FRANCIS. Age: 17 Home Address: 378 Spring St., Newport, R. I. College Address: Gore D 13. Prepared at Rogers High. HALL, MORRILL KNOWLTON. Age: 19 Home Address: North Pembroke. College Address: Gore D 43. Prepared at Thayer. Activities: University Glce Club, Freshman Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Dormitory Crew. HALL, RAYMOND GARDNER. Age: 19 Home Address: '78 Beacon St. College Address: Gore C 31. Prepared at St. George's. Activities: Basketball Squad. HALL, THEODORE, JR. Age: 20 Home Address: Washington, D. C. College Address: Gore B 11. Prepared at Punahou School, Honolulu. Activities: University Instrumental Clubs, Freshman Instrumental Clubs. I-IAMLIN, EDWARD, Jn. Age: 19 Home Address: 2 Raleigh St. College Address: George Smith A QQ. Prepared at Groton. Activities: Crew Squad. l98l IIANCHETT, LOREN BERNARD. Home Address: Big Rapids, Mieh. College Address: 3 Chauney Terrace. Prepared at Big Rapids High. I-IANLEY, JAMES HARRIS. Home Address: Wlilstead, Ethelher England. College Address: Gore E ll. Prepared at Radley College, England. Activities: Squash Squad. t Rd., Can I-IANSON, CHESTER ADAMS. Home Address: Maumee, Ohio. College Address: Standish B 41. Prepared at Scott I-Iigh. HANSON, PAUL. I-Iome Address: 28 Linnaean St. College Address: George Smith A 11. Prepared at Exeter. Activities: Dormitory Crew. HAPGOOD, CHARLES I-IUTCH INS. Home Address: Lakeside Farm, VVinehester, N. H. College Address: Gore E 4Q. Prepared at Scarborough. HARDY, STUART GORDON. Home Address: Longstones, VVest Redding, Conn. College Address: Standish A 35. Prepared at Exeter. Age: Q0 Age: 18 terhury, Age: 18 Age: 19 Age: 18 Activities: Chairman Standish Dormitory Committee, Jubilee Committee. l 99 l HARKN ESS, ROBERT BRUCE, Jn. Age: 17 Home Address: Q56 Florence St., Houghton, Mich. College Address: James Smith A QQ. Prepared at Middlesex. Activities: Treasurer, Smith Dormitory Connnittce, Crew Squad, Snloker Committee. HARLOW, ARTHUR HAROLD, Jn. Age: 18 Home Address: 299 Park Ave., New York City. College Address: Standish E 15. Prepared at Milton. Activities: University Instrumental Clubs, Freshman Instrumental Clubs, Sub-Chairman Editorial Board RED BOOK. HARRIMAN, ERWYN HENRY. Home Address: 391 Broadway, Somerville. College Address: Same. Prepared at Somerville High. Activities: Lacrosse Squad. HARRIS, JAMES DEXTER. Home Address: 122 Maple St., Malden. College Address: Persis Smith C 34. Prepared at Andover. HARRIS, ROBERT SOMERBY. Home Address: Springfield. College Address: Gore D 4-1. Prepared at Central High. Activities: Instrumental Clubs, Fall Wherry Ch ship. HARRISON, BERNARD JOHNSTON, Jn. Home Address: Short Hills, N. J. College Address: Standish C 31. Prepared at St. Paul's. R Activities: Football Team, Jubilee Committee, Crew Squad. 100 'E Age: 18 Age: 18 Age: 19 ampion- Age: 19 HARRISON. JAMES LEWIS. Age: 21 Home Address: Painesville, Ohio. College Address: Gore B 39. Prepared at Andover. I-lAR'l', CHARLES HENRY. Ju. Age: 18 Home Address: Valley and Glenn Rds., Larclunout. N. Y. College Address: Standish D IQ. Prepared at New York Military Academy. Activities: Glee Club. Appleton Chapel Choir, University Glee Club, Dormitory Crew. HARTNETT, JOHN EDWARD. JR. Age: 18 Home Address: 7 WVest Cottage St., Dorchester. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. Activities: Cross Country Squad, Track Squad. HARTWELL, ALFRED TOWN SEND. J R. Age: 19 Home Address: 423 VVyllie St., Honolulu. T. H. College Address: George Smith A SQ. Prepared at Andover. Activities: Assistant Manager of University Instrumental Clubs, Photographic Board Rl'Il7 Booze. HARWOOD, REED. Age: IS Home Address: 6+ Dudley St., Brookline. College Address: Shepherd 7. Prepared at Country Day. Activities: Jubilee Conunittce. HATFIELD, EDMUND LEWIS. Ju. Age: 18 Home Address: Chicago. Ill. College Address: Reed 41. Activities: Squash Manager. l101l HAYES, JOHN JOSEPH. Age: 18 Home Address: 96 Radcliffe St., Dorchester. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. HAZARD, WILLIS GILPIN. Age: 19 Home Address: 35 Greenough Ave.. Jamaica Plain. College Address: Gore B 41. Prepared at Roxbury Latin. Activities: Dramatic Club. HEAD, JOSEPH, JR. Age: 18 Home Address: 7125 Greene St., Philadelphia, Pa. College Address: Gore A 43. Prepared at Chestnut Hill. Activities: Glee Club, Dormitory Crew. HEMMINGER, RALPH WALKER. Age: 17 Home Address: Somerset, Pa. College Address: 8 Stoughton. Prepared at Princeton Preparatory. Activities: Track Squad. I-IENLE, PAUL. Age: 17 Home Address: 1397 East Blvd., Cleveland, Ohio. College Address: Persis Smith A 21. Prepared at East High. HENRICH, LOUIS RICHARD, Ja. Age: 17 Home Address: 407 Central St., Auburndale. College Address: Gore C 51. Prepared at Newton High. Activities: Dormitory Crew. H021 A HEPKE, TIAIADDEUS ANDREW. Home Address: 856 Dorchester Ave. College Address: Same. Prepared at English High. HERBERT, EDWARD, J R. Home Address: 140 Purchase St., College Address: Standish B 11. Prepared at Durfee High. I-IERZ, FREDERICK LEE. Home Address: 17 East 89th St., College Address: Standish B 4-1. Prepared at Ethical Culture. Activities: Tennis Squad. HICHBORN, PHILIP. Home Address: Wasllington, D. C College Address: Gore C QQ. Prepared at Middlesex. 1 Age: 19 1 Age: 18 Fall River. Age: 18 New York City. Age: 18 Activities: Cross Country Team, Track Squad, Arts and Cuts Board RED BooK. I-IIGGINSON, FRANCIS LEE, III. Home Address: 215 Commonwealth College Address: Beck 6. Prepared at Groton and Loomis. Activities: Dormitory Crew. HILLIARD, MARK ELROY. Home Address: Haverhill. College Address: 30 Mt. Auburn St. Prepared at Haverhill High. H031 Age: 20 Ave. Age: 18 HIRSCH, ALFRED HERMAN. Age: 18 Home Address: Soundview Ave., White Plains, N. Y. College Address: Dunster Q6. . Prepared at White Plains High. Activities: Freshman Instrumental Clubs, Lacrosse Squad, Editorial Board RED Book. I-IODGES, RANSOM FULLER. Age: 19 Home Address: 24- Griggs Rd., Brookline. College Address: Standish E 22. Prepared at Brookline High. HOGUE, OLIVER DRISCOLL, Jn. Age: 18 Home Address: 91 Bay State Rd., South Duxbury. College Address: James Smith A 24. Prepared at Andover. HOLDEN, RICHARD STEDMAN. Age: 19 Home Address: 130 Monument Ave., Bennington, Vt. College Address: Gore B 4-5. Activities: Dormitory Football, University Instrumental Clubs, Freshman Instrumental Clubs, Smoker Com- mittee, 150-lb. Crew Squad, Social Service. HOLLANDER, THEODORE CLARENCE, QND Age: 19 Home Address: 452 Audubon Rd., Boston. College Address: George Smith C QQ. Prepared at Middlesex. Activities: Dormitory Crew. HOLLISTER, CLINTON BENNETT HALE. Age: Q0 Home Address: Gaviota, Calif. College Address: James Smith C :Prepared at Groton. Activities: Fencing Team. l1041 HOLZMAN, DAVID HOWARD. Age: 18 Home Address: 1 Elm Hill Ave., Roxbury. College Address: Little 36. Prepared at Boston Latin. Activities: Dormitory Hockey. HONEY, MARCUS ELSWORTH. Age: 18 Home Address: American Consulate, Bermuda. College Address: Gore D 23. Prepared at Clifton College, England. Activities: Tennis Squad. HOPKINS, MARK. Age: 19 Home Address: Stratford, Pa. ' College Address: James Smith A 31. Prepared at Hill. HOPKINS, STANFORD WILLIAM. Age: 19 Home Address: 14-Q Croft Rd., Chestnut Hill. College Address: Little 16. Prepared at Middlesex. Activities: Jubilee Committee. Dormitory Hockey. HORVIT Z, LOUIS. Age: 17 Home Address: 4-36 County St., Fall River. College Address: Gore A 33. Prepared at B. M. C. Durfee High. HOSMAN, ISRAEL DANIEL. Age: 17 Home Address: 67 Campbell Ave., Revere. College Address: Same. Prepared at Revere High N051 I-IOTCHKISS, PHELPS. Age: 18 Home Address: 409 South Eastern Ave., Joliet, Ill. College Address: 20 Holyoke St. Prepared at Taft. Activities: Glee Club, Basketball Squad. IIOUCK, DAVID WILLIAM. Age: 19 Home Address: '74 Admiral Rd., Buffalo, N. Y. College Address: James Smith B 13. Prepared at Nichols School. Activities: University Glee Club, Glee Club, Dormitory Crew, Arts and Cuts Board RED BooK. HOUGHTON, ARTHUR AMORY, Jn. Age: 19 Home Address: Corning, N. Y. College Address: Standish E 14. Prepared at St. Paul's. HOWARD, HENRY. Age: 19 Home Address: 1008 16th St., Washington, D. C. College Address: Gore C 81. Prepared at St. George's. Activities: Crew Squad. HOWE, JAMES HARVEY, JR. Age: 19 Home Address: 540 Bend Rd., Webster Groves, Mo. College Address: 5 Story St. Prepared at Exeter. HUBBARD, JAMES DIQWOLF. Age: 19 Home Address: Pine Rd., Milton. College Address: James Smith B 34. Prepared at Milton. Activities: University Glee Club, Glee Club, Crew Squad. H061 HUBBARD, JOSHUA CLAPP. Ja. Age: 19 Home Address: 84- Bay State Rd. College Address: Standish C QI. Prepared at Country Day. Activities: Track Squad. Dormitory Foothall. HUBERMAN, LEO. Agp: 18 Home Address: Q32 High St.. Portland. hte. College Address: Standish D QQ. Prepared at Portland High. HUDSON, JAMES. Age: 19 Home Address: 137 Cooper Ave.. lX'Iontc-lair. N. J. College Address: Persis Smith B 34-. Prepared at Hill. Activities: 150-lh. Crew Squad. HUGGINS, GORDON. Age: I8 Home Address: 31 Eagle Rock lVay, Nfontc-lair, N. J. College Address: Standish B 32. Prepared at Montclair High. Activities: Finance Committee, Social Service. HULSMAN, YVILLIAM HOWARD. Age: 18 Home Address: Pittsfield. College Address: James Smith B 13. Prepared at Pittsfield High. Activities: University Glee Chih, Glce Clnh, Track Squad, Relay Team. HURWITZ, ALFRED. Age: 17 Home Address: 175 lValnnt Ave., Roxbury. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. H071 HURWITZ, GEORGE HIIQLEL. Age: 17 Home Address: Q33 Sisson Ave., Hartford, Conn. College Address: Standish D 11. Prepared at Hartford High. Activities: Pierian Sodality, Deutscher Verein, Dormitory Crew. HUTCHINS, LYFORD. - Age: QQ Home Address: Hotel Tonraine. College Address: Persis Smith B 81. Prepared at Exeter. Activities: Football Squad. Second, University Boxing Tournament. 175-lb. Class. HUTCHINSON, JOHN WHITON. Age: 18 Home Address: 55 Valentine St., VVest Newton. College Address: Gore B 33. Prepared at Milton. Activities: Standish Hall Football Manager, Finance Committee. HYMAN, DONALD MAYFIELD. Home Address: Q3 East '74-th St., New York City. College Address: Gore E SQ. Prepared at Deerfield. INGALLS, MELVILLE EZRA. Age: 19 Home Address: 154- East 78th St., New York City. College Address: Persis Smith B 22. Prepared at St. Mark's. ISAACS, LEWIS MEYER. Age: 18 Home Address: 4-8 West 59th St., New York City. College Address: Standish A 23. Prepared at Horace Mann. l108l ISELIN, VVILLIAM JAY. Age: 18 Home Address: Kaitonnli. New York. College Address: George Slnith li QQ. Prepared :it St. lVIark's. Aetivities: Squash Squad. Tennis Squad. ISENBERG, MORRIS. Agp: I9 Home Address: 66 Auburn St., Boston. College Address: Same. Prepared at Malden High. ISENSTEIN. HARRY IIYMAN. Age: 20 Home Address: 155 Prospeet St. College Address: Szune. Prepared at Cznnlrridge High and Latin. JACKSON, ORTON PORTER, Jn. Age: I9 Heine Address: 31 East 49th St., New York City. College Address: Standish C 31. Prepared at St. Pnnl's. Activities: Hoekey Team, Entertainment Connnittee, Captain All Dormitory Footlmll Teznn. Dornlitory Football. ' - JACOBS, ARTHUR LEONARD. Age: I8 Home Address: Akron, Oliio. College Address: Gore E 13. Prepared at Akron VVest High. JAFFE, SAU L JOSEPH. Age: I8 Home Address: 196 Lufziyette Ave.. Pzissaie. N. J. College Address: Little 33. Prepared at Passaic Higli. I 109 1 JAMES, FRANCIS WADSWORTH. Age: 19 Home Address: 603 Fairground St., Caldwell, O. College Address: 11 Kimball Rd., Arlington. Prepared at Caldwell High. JOAQUIN, FREDERICK CLAFLIN. Age: 18 Ilome Address: VVarren, Mass. College Address: 128 I-Iuntington Ave. Prepared at Warren High. JOHNSON, LAWRENCE EDWARD, JR. Age: 19 Home Address: 415 Elmwood Ave., Oak Park, Ill. College Address: Standish B 23. Prepared at Mereersburg. Activities: University Glee Club, Glee Club, University Instrumental Clubs. JOHNSON, LAURENCE IIARRY HITCI-I, Jn. Age: 22 Home Address: 162 Central Ave., Milton. College Address: James Smith C 25. Prepared at Milton. Activities: University Glee Club, Photographic Board Rlcn Booic, Social Service. JOHNSON, MONTGOMERY HUNT, Jn. Age: 18 Home Address: 617 Plant St., Utica, N. Y. College Address: James Smith B 21. Prepared at Utica Country Day. JOHNSON, REGINALD FRANCIS. Age: 18 I-Iome Address: Canton Ave., Readville. College Address: Gore D 34. Prepared at Noble and Greenough. 11101 JOHNSON, SIDNEY REMEMBERANCE. Home Address: 28 Russell St., Brookline. College Address: 96 Winthrop St. Prepared at Exeter. JOHNSTON, HULBURD. Home Address: 14-25 North State St., Chicago, Ill. College Address: Standish E 39. Prepared at St. Mark's. Activities: Jubilee Committee. JOLLES, BURTON. Home Address: 11 Sterns Rd., Brookline. College Address: Same. Prepared at Brookline High. JONES, DANIEL FISKE, JR. Home Address: 195 Beacon St. College Address: Dunster 42. Prepared at Andover. JONES, KENNETH ARTHUR. Home Address: 36 Holly Drive, New Rochelle, N. College Address: 65 Winthrop St. Prepared at Browning School. Activities: Dormitory Basketball. JONES, MALCOLM WOODBURY. Home Address: ll Crescent Rd., Winchester. College Address: '7 Cleveland St. Prepared at Winchester High. L1111 Age: 19 Age: 19 Age: 19 Age: 18 Age: 19 Y. Age: 19 JORDAN, PHILIP HARDING. Ago: 17 Home Address: 194 Riverside Drive, New York City. College Address: Gore A 45. Prepared at Lincoln. Activities: Social Service. JOSEPH, NORMAN R. Age: 18 Home Address: Bradford, Pa. College Address: 21 Wendell St. Prepared at Bradford I-Iigh. KANE, THEODORE FREDERICK. Age: 18 Home Address: Champin St., Newport, R. I. College Address: Standish E 34. Prepared at St. George's. Activities: Dormitory Football, Entertainment Com- mittee. KAPLAN, DAVID ARCHIBALD. Age: 18 Home Address: 94 South St., Ware. College Address: Drayton 1. Prepared at Ware High. Activities: Glee Club. KAUFMAN, HAROLD JEROME. Age: 19 Home Address: Roxbury. College Address: Standish B QQ. Prepared at Boston Latin. Activities: Soccer Team, Wrestling Team, Lacrosse Squad. KEARNEY, JAMES PATRICK EDWARD. Age: 17 Home Address: Central St., West Brookfield. College Address: James Smith A 41. Prepared at High School of Commerce, Worcester. Activities: Leader, Freshman Glee Club, Track Squad. H121 KEIM, LLEWELLYN BATES. Age: 18 Home Address: 270 Park Ave., New York City. College Address: Gore B 44. Prepared at Browning. KELLEY, CHARLES HENRY. Age: 195 Home Address: 6 Gordon St., Jamaica Plain. College Address: Same. Prepared at High School of Commerce. KENEFICK, DANIEL VINCENT. Age: 18 Home Address: 8 Hoyle St., Norwood. College Address: Same. Prepared at Norwood High. KENNEDY, THOMAS JOSEPH, J R. Age: 19 Home Address: 21 Dane St., Somerville. College Address: Same. Prepared at Somerville High. Activities: Lacrosse Squad. KENNEY, JOHN DUFF. Age: 18 Home Address: 479 Country St., New Bedford. College Address: 6 Story St. Prepared at Exeter. Activities: Dormitory F ootball. KERNAN, THOMAS SPRATT. Age: 19 Home Address: 324 Genesee St., Utica, N. Y. College Address: Gore C 41. Prepared at Milton. Activities: Football Team, Track Squad, Jubilee Com- mittee. I113l KERNESS, LOUIS. . Home Address: 55 Haflards St., Fall River. College Address: 16 Hilliard St. Prepared at B. M. C. Durfee High. Activities: Soccer Team. KETCHUM, RICHARD ROSS. Home:Address: Wollaston. 'College Address: Gore D 34. Prepared at Thayer Academy. Activities: Freshman Glee Club, University Band, ball Team, Baseball Squad, Social Service. KEYES, JOHN PARKINSON. Home Address: North Haverhill, N. H. V College Address: Gore B 35. . ' Prepared at MOPPlStOWl1. Activities: Basketball Squad, Glec Club. KING, JAMES FARROW. Home Address: Florence, N. C. College Address: Shepherd 3. Prepared at Florence High School. KIN G, WILLIANI TAPPAN. Ho111e Address: 253 Adams St., lNlilto11. College Address: Standish A 25. Prepared at Mllt0l1 Academy. Activities: Maliaiger Smith Halls Football tainment Committee, Instrumental Clubs KLARFELD, RICHARD. Home Address: 50 Millet St., Dorchester. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. l1141 ' Age: 17 Age: 19 Basket- Agc: 19 Age: 18 Age: 17 T cam, Enter- Age: 18 KLOUMANN, AAGE BRODTKORIS Age: 19 Heine Address: Oslo, Norway. College Address: Gore E 11. Prepared at V estheim. A Activities: 150-lb. Crew Squad. KNAPP, ROBERT IRVING. .Agez 17 Home Address: 58 Rowe St., Melrose. A College Address: Same. Prepared at Melrose High. KNIERIM, WELLS. Age: 18 Home Address: 49 Burton Ave., Dayton, Ohio. College Address: Persis Smith C 23. Prepared at Steele High. Activities: Dormitory C1'ew. KNIGHT, FOSTER. Age: 19 Home Address: Willoxv St., Dedham. College Address: Little 34. Prepared at Dedham High. Activities: Freshman Glee Club, Dormitory Crew, Business Board RICH Boolc. KNIGHT, FRANKLIN, JR. Age: 18 Home Address: Holyoke. College Address: Gore B 25. Prepared at Exeter. Activities: University Glee Club. KOCH, WALTER ROOSEVELT. Age: Q0 Home Address: 683 Portland Ave., St. Paul, Minn. College Address: Standish B 24. V Prepared at St. Paul Academy. Activities: Track Squad, Freshman Glee Club, University Glee Club, University Instrumental Clubs. H151 KOGOS, ISAAC. Age: 19 Home Address: 585 Norfolk St., lVIattapan. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. KOHN , MORRIS LEO. Age: 18 Home Address: 37 Wolcott St., Dorchester. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. KORETZKY, LEO. Home Address: 55 Fifth St., Chelsea. College Address: Same. Prepared at Chelsea High. KORZENIK, SIDNEY SYLVESTER Home Address: 2009 Homeerest Ave College Address: 1927 Cambridge St. Prepared at Boys' High. Age: Q0 Age: 17 Brooklyn, N. Y. Activities: Dormitory Crew, Harvard Dramatic Club. KOSS, GEORGE CARPENTER. Home Address: Des Moines, Iowa. College Address: Gore E 33. Prepared at Exeter. KOZODOY, MAX. Age: Q0 Age: 19 Home Address: 1699 Washington St., Boston. College Address: Hotel Washington. Prepared at Boston Latin. l1161 KRAETZER, EUGENE GILBERT, Ju. Age: 18 Home Address: 9 Forest St., Lexington. College Address: Standish D QS. Prepared at Lexington High. Activities: Freshman Glee Club, Tennis Club, Sub-Chair-- man Business Board Run Booic, Social Service. KRILL, ROBERT LOREN. Age: I8 Ilome Address: Kalamazoo. Mic-ll. College Address: Reed ll. Prepared at .Kalamazoo College. KRINSKY, SIMEON MAX. Age: 19 Home Address: 23 Linden St.. Sonlersworth, N. H. College Address: 77 Prentiss St. Prepared at Somersworth. High. KROELL, DON ROBERT. Age: 20 Home Address: 130 Appleton St., Cambridge. College Address: Same. Prepared at Cambridge Latin. Activities: Football Squad, Crew Squad, Finance Com- mittee. KUMIN, IRVING ROBINSON. Age: 18 Home Address: 47 Hadwen Rd.. lVorc-ester. College Address: Little 28. Prepared at Classical High. KURNITSKY, MAURICE. Age: 18 Home Address: 34- Chapin St., Springfield. College Address: 20 Mt. Auburn St. Activities: University Glee Club, Freslunan Glee Club. I1171 LA DUE, EDGAR WARD. Age: Q0 Home Address: Hoopwell Junction, N. Y. College Address: James Smith C 34. Prepared at Boston Latin. nr: I.Al'l l'RE, JOHN. Age: 18 Home Address: lVIinneapolis, Minn. College Address: Gore A QI. Prepared at Miltoii. Activities: Chairman Photographic Committee RED BOOK. Exeeutive Board, Manager, Gore Hall Football Team. LAKE, RANDOLPH ELWELL. Age: QQ Home Address: 19 WVashington St., Long Branch, N. J. College Address: IQ Hawthorn St. Prepared at Chattle High. LAMPORT, HAROLD. Age: 18 Home Address : ,590 West End Ave., New York City. College Address: George Smith C Ql. Prepared at Ethical Culture. LAMSON, ROY, Jn. Age: 18 Home Address: 413 Antrim St., Cambridge. College Address: Same. Prepared at Cambridge Latin. Activities: University Instrumental Clubs, Freshman Instrumental Clubs, University Band, Gold Coast Orchestra. LANDAU, SAMUEL. Age: 18 Home Address: Q7 Homestead St., Roxbury. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. H181 LANDAU, WILLIAM. Age: 19 Home Address: 69 Post St., Yonkers, N. Y. College Address: Little 26. Prepared at Yonkers High. LANGDON, SAMUEL WAl.'l'ER ROSS, Jie. Age: IS Ilome Address: H-77 Alive St.. Oukluml,fCalif. College Address: George Smith A 31. Prepared at Sztnta Burhawzt. LAWRENCE, JAMES, Ju. A Age: 19 Ilome Address: Brush Hill Rd., Ilyde Park. College Address: Gore QE QI. I'repared at Groton. Aetivities: Football Squad. Crew Squad, .Iuhilee Com- mittee, Dormitory Committee, Gore Ilull, Social Service. LAY. OLIVER INGRAIIAIVI. Age: Q0 Home Address: 11 Cranberr St., Brooklyn, N. Y. College Address: Persis Smith C 13. Prepared ut Polyteelmie 1'rep:u'utory. LEACII, GORDON LOWELL. Age: Q0 Home Address: 89 Naples Rd., Brookline. College Address: Gore E 33. Prepared at Exeter. Activities: Dormitory Crew. LEAKE, IIENRY SABIN. Age: 19 Home Address: 162 Riverwuy, Boston. College Address: Gore B 21. Prepared at Gymnase Cantonal, LIUISIUIIIC, Switzerland. 11191 LEATHERBEE, CHARLES. Age: 18 Home Address: 655 Park Ave., New York City. College Address: Gore D 32. Prepared at Milton. Activities: Dormitory Crew. LEE, FREDERICK BILLINGS. Age: 19 Home Address: 125 East 65:11 St., New York City. College Address: Gore D 21. Prepared at Evans School. Activities: Freshman Glee Club, 150-lb. Crew Squad, Social Service, Photographic Board RED BOOK. LEE, JOSEPH FRANCIS. Age: 19 Home Address: 20 Boylston St., Jamaica Plain. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. LEESON, ROBERT. Age: 18 Home Address: 256 Commonwealth Ave.. Boston. College Address: Standish E 22. Prepared at St. Mark's. Activities: Dormitory Crew. LEITH, DONALD MERRIAM. Age: 18 Home Address: 64 Main St., Concord. College Address: Standish A 12. Prepared at Milton. LENNON, MOSES. Age: 18 Home Address: 18 Johnston Rd.. Dorchester. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. H201 LESE, HAROLD VINCENT. - Home Address: Q39 Mt. Hope Place, New York C College Address: 84 Dunster St. Prepared at Morristown. LEVENSON, WILLIAM. Holne Address: 575 River St.. College Address: Same. Prepared at Worcester High. Mattapan. LEVI, EDWARD RALPH. Home Address: Q1 Locust St., Portland, Mc. College Address: 11 Fernboro St., Roxbury. Prepared at Portland High. LEVICK, ALFRED DAVID. Home Address: Q5 Little Rd., Brookline. College Address: Little 48. Prepared at Brookline High. Activities: University Glee Cluh. LEVIN, HAROLD LEE. Home Address: 1Q9 St. Paul St., Brookline. College Address: Dunster QQ. Prepared at Boston Latin. Age: 19 ity. Age: 19 Age: 17 Age: 18 Age: 18 Activities: Gore Dormitory Footballi Track Squad. LEVINE, HAROLD DAVID. Home Address: SQ Russell St., Brookline. College Address: Gore A 13. Prepared at Brookline High. Activities: Track Squad. l1Q11 Age: 18 LEVINSON, TOBIAS. Home Address: 53 Winslow Ave., Somerville. College Address: Same. Prepared at Somerville High. LEVY, DAVID BERNARD. Home Address: V ineland. N. J. College Address: Q N utting Rd. Prepared at Vineland High. LEVY, RICHARD BERNARD. Home Address: Hotel Kenmore, Boston. College Address: Gore D 4-5. Prepared at Milwaukee Country Day. Activities: Dramatic Club. LEWIS, HENRY, SRD. Age: 19 Age: 18 Age: Q0 Age: 18 Home Address: 461 East 57th St., New York City. College Address: Gore A 41. Prepared at St. Paul's. Activities: 2nd Assistant Manager Instrumental Clubs. LEWIS, JOHN SMITH, JR. Age: 17 Home Address: 175 Summit St., Willimantiv, Conn. College Address: Gore D ll. Prepared at Moses Brown. Activities: Freshman Glee Cluh. LIBERSON, LEO HYMAN. Home Address: Wfater St., Portsmouth, N. H. College Address: 10 Ashton Place. Prepared at Portsmouth High. H221 Age: 18 LIEBERMAN, LEO. Age: 18 Home Address: 24-1 Main St., Woburn. College Address: Same. Prepared at Ivoburn High. LIEBMAN, JULIUS. Age: 18 Home Address: New York City. College Address: James Smith A 13. Prepared at Poly Prep Country Day School. Activities: Soccer Squad. LIEBMAN, CHARLES, Ja. Age: 18 Home Address: 4064- Rosehill Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio. College Address: Persis Smith A Q5. Prepared at University School. LIFRAK, JOSEPH. Age: 19 Home Address: 197 Eastern Ave., Fall River. - College Address: Gore A 33. Prepared at B. M. C. Durfee High. Activities: Gore Football Team, Captain of Ivrestling Team. LIND, ALBERT WILLIAM. Age: 19 Home Address: 1911 Beacon St., Boston. College Address: Shepherd 17. Prepared at Huntington. Activities: Leader Freshman Instrumental Clubs, Gold Coast Orchestra, University Instrumental Clubs. LINN, FRANCIS SMITH. Age: 18 Home Address: Twin Elms, South Zanesville, Ohio. College Address: George Smith C 12. Prepared at Andover. mai LIPMAN. LOUIS SAUL. Age: 19 Home Address: 192 South Common St., Lynn. College Address: Same. Prepared at Lynn Classical High. LIPPMAN, LEONARD BING. Age: 19 Home Address: 505 Lafayette Blvd.. South Bend, Ind. College Address: Little 38. Activities: Dormitory Crew. LISKER, HYMAN. Home Address: Providence, R. I. College Address: Standish D 33. Prepared at Providence Classical High. Activities: Band, Freshman Instrumental Squad. LITV ACK, FRANK. Home Address: 29 Hanover St., Lynn. College Address: Same. Prepared at Lynn Classical High. LLOYD, HENRY DEMAREST, JR. Home Address: 55 Leicester St.. Brookline. College Address: Little 23. Prepared at Country Day. Activities: Dramatic Club. LOBRED, JAMES ISENBERG. Home Address: Louisville, Kentucky. College Address: Persis Smith B 33. Prepared at Louisville Male High. i124-1 Age: 18 Clubs. Tennis Age: 17 Age: 10 Age: 19 i D LOUD, FREDERICK VICKERY. Home Address: 19 Smith Ave., Methuen. College Address: James Smith A 4-Q. Prepared at MGtl1llCl1 High. LOUD, OLIVER SCHULE. Home Address: 10 Smith Ave., Methuen. College Address: James Smith A 42. Prepared at MGtl1ll0l1 High. LUNDIN. CHARLES LEONARD. Home Address: 51 Milton St.. New Bedford. College Address: Shepherd 1. Prepared at New Bedford High. LYDON. THOMAS FRANCIS. Home Address: 38 Pickering St., lVinehester. College Address: Same. Prepared at W inehester High. LYNCH, GEORGE WILLIAM. Home Address: Q91 lVIontrale Ave., hV0lJlll'll. College Address: Same. Prepared at VVoburn High. LYNCH, THEODORE FRANCIS. Home Address: 113 Dakota St., Dorchester. College Address: Same. 1 repared at Boston Latin. l H251 K Age: 15 Xge:1'7 Xge:1S Age: 19 Age: 18 Age: 19 IVICADAMS, WILLIAM WILSON. Age: 18 Home Address: Q03 Conshohocken Rd.. Cynwyd. Pa. College Address: Standish C QQ. Prepared at Haverford School. Activities: Football Squad. McCAIN, HOWARD KING. Age: 18 Home Address: 1107 Harvard llonlevard, Dayton, Ohio. College Address: Persis Smith I3 QQ. Prepared at Steele High. Activities: Dormitory Crew. lVIeCAUSLAND, WILLIAM ALEXANDER. Age: 19 Home Address: lQ3 Franklin Sl.. Quincy. College Address: Same. Prepared at lVIilton. Activities: Dormitory Football. Mc'CORMICK, TI-IOMAS JAINIES. Age: 17 Home Address: 1 Fainwood Circle, Cambridge. College Address: Same. Prepared at Cambridge Latin. MeGEHEE CHARLES CIlRlS'l'OI'HICR. Age: 19 Home Address: Atlanta, Georgia. College Address: George Smith A QQ. Prepared at Groton. Activities: Football Team, Baseball Squad. MeGEOCI-I, ARTHUR NYE, Jn. Age: 19 Home Address: 473 lVyon1ing Place, lNIilwaukee, IV is. College Address: Standish B 84. Prepared at MlltOl1. l1Q61 IVICGOV ERN, THOMAS. Home Address: Schenectady, N. Y. College Address: Standish C 43. Prepared at Schenectady High. Awe' 18 5 . Activities: Glee Club, Instrumental Clubs, Social Service. MCGUIRE, LEE LEONARD. Home Address: Graham, Texans. College Address: George Smith A 12. Prepared at Gruhanl High. MUKESSON, JOHN HENDERSON. Home Address: 178 East 70 St., New York City. College Address: George Smith C 11. Prepared ut St. 1':u1l's. Activities: Dormitory Crew. MclWASTER, WILLIAM HENRY, JR. Home Address: Yankton, S. D. College Address: Gore D 31. Prepared at Exeter. Mcl'HERSON, EDWARD REYNOLDS, Home Address: Shippcnsburg, Pa.. College Address: Persis Smith C 31. I Prepared at Exeter. MCPHERSON, JOHN WI LLIAMSON. Home Address: Shippensburg, Pa. College Address: Persis Smith C 31. Prepared at Exeter. 11271 J ic. Age: 17 Age: 19 Age: 19 Age: 19 Age: 10 MeTURNAN, LEE MASON. Age: 22 Home Address: Los Angeles, Calif. College Address: Matthews 34. Prepared at Franklin High. MACKUSICK. MERIDETH HALL, JR. Age: 18 Home Address: 107 Oxford St., Cambridge. College Address: Same. Prepared at Wfinthrop High. Activities: Dormitory Crew. MACLAURIN, WILLIAM RUPERT. Age: 18 Home Address: 14 Charles River Sq., Boston. College Address: Little 43. Prepared at Country Day. Activities: Cross Country Team. Track Squad, Photo- graphic Board Rlflll BOOK, Harvard Mountaineering Club. MACOMBER, FRANK FOSTER. Age: 21 Home Address: 41 Wendell St., Cambridge. College Address: Same. Prepared at Cambridge Latin. MADSEN, CHARLES DETWILLER. Age: 19 Home Address: Q9 Church St., Gloucester. College Address: James Smith C 11. Prepared at Gloucester High. Activities: Social Service. MAGUIRE, JOHN GEARY, QND. Age: 18 Home Address: 102 Pleasant St., lVoburn. College Address: Gore C 32. Prepared at Boston Latin. Activities: Lacrosse Squad. l128l MAHADY, REGIS FRANCIS. Home Address: Latrobe, Pa. College Address: Gore C 52. Prepared at Latrobe High. Activities: Basketball Squad. MAI-ILOWITZ, ALEXANDER. Home Address: 65 Portland St.. Cambridge. College Address: Same. Prepared at Cambridge Latin. MAHONEY, EDWIN MUNN. Home Address: 630 Dwight St., Holyoke. College Address: James Smith B 24. Prepared at Westminster. Activities: Basketball Squad. MANCHESTER, ELBERT GRANT. Home Address: 171 Spencer St., Winsted, College Address: Persis Smith B 11. Prepared at Gilbert School. MANDELL, JAMES PROCTOR. Home Address: Q47 Common Ave., Hamilton. College Address: George Smith B QQ. Prepared at St. Mark's. MANGER, HARVEY BENJAMIN. Home Address: 5354 Waterman Ave., St. Louis, College Address: James Smith C 23. Prepared at Lawrenceville. Activities: Glee Club. H291 Conn. Age: 19 AX--'c' 18 . ,, . Age: 18 Age I lil Age: 20 Age: Q0 Mo. MANIERRE, SAMUEL NEVVBURY. Age: 18 Home Address: Milwaukee, VV is. College Address: Gore C 44. Prepared at Milton. Activities: Finance Connnittee, Glee Club, University Glee Club, Photographic Board ILED Book. MANN, EDMOND LIVINGSTON. Age: 17 Home Address: 27 Washington St., Nyack, N. Y. College Address: James Smith A 14. Prepared at Nyack High. Activities: Glee Club. MARFIELD, DVVIGHT HUNTER. Age: 18 Home Address: 223 Oakwood Ave., Dayton, Ohio. A College Address: Standish C 51. Prepared at Virginia Episcopal. MARKELLA, ERMON LOUIS. Age: 21 Home Address: 19 Brides Court, Brockton. College Address: Persis Smith C 41. Prepared at Dean Academy. Activities: Baseball Squad. MARS, JAMES ANDREW, Ja. Age: 18 Home Address: Scott Field, Belleville, Ill. College Address: James Smith B 12. Prepared at Western High, Washington, D. C. MARSHALL, JOHN HUNT. I Age: 18 Home Address: 394 Hammond St., Chestnut Hill. College Address: Persis Smith B 51. Prepared at Rivers. Activities: Dormitory Crew, Social Service. A H301 MARTIN, ERNEST. Home Address: 28 Purchase St., Taunton. College Address: Q3 Kent Court, Somerville. Prepared at Taunton High. MARTIN, S. FORREST. Home Address: Maryville, Mo. ' College Address: Gore B 22. Prepared at Choate. MATHER, PAUL VVHITTEMORE. Home Address: 41 Dana St., Cambridge. College Address: George Smith A 11. Prepared at Exeter. Activities: Instrumental Clubs. MATZ, JOSEPH NATHAN. Home Address: 811 Washington St., Brookline. College Address: Same. Prepared at Brookline High. MAXFIELD, .CHARLES FREDERIC. Home Address: 10 Walnut St., Lynn. College Address: Persis Smith B 41. Prepared at Lynn Classical High. Activities: Soccer Team, Baseball Squad. MEADOWS, ROBERT WINSLOW. - Home Address: 100 School St., Springfield, Mass. College Address: Standish A 13. Prepared at Choate. Activities: Football Squad, Fixfance Committee, Committee. I 131 1 Age: 18 Age: 19 Age: 18 Age: 18 Age: 10 Age: 19 Smoker MENCOW, ABRAHAM. Home Address: Q1 Strathmorc Rd., lVorcester. College Address: 24- Mount Auburn St. Prepared at VVorcester Classical High. MERRY, ROBERT ETHAN. Home Address: Duxbury. College Address: Persis Smith A 4-1. Prepared at Duxbury High. ' Activities: Glee Club. MIDDLETON, WASHINGTON IRVING, Jn. Home Address: 115 Barnard Ave., lVatertown. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. MILLER, BENJAMIN. Home Address: 35 BOl'dOIl St., East Boston. College Address: Same. Prepared at East Boston High. MILLER, CARL. Home Address: Q7 Temple St., Boston. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston English High. Activities: Social Service. MILLETT, STEPHEN CALDWELL, Jn. Home Address: 525 Park Ave., New York City. College Address: Little 11. ,Prepared at St. Mark's. Activities: Dormitory Crew. H321 wo- 17 I R.. -We' 18 H.. Xge: 18 'Xffe' 17 . ,, . Age: 18 Age: 18 MILLS, ARTHUR. Age: 19 Home Address: Dongan Hills, Staten Island, N. Y. College Address: Shepherd 18. .Prepared at St. Paul's. Activities: Football Squad, Smoker Committee, Crew Squad, Social Service. MINTON, THOMAS MARK. Age: 18 Home Address: 33 Orchard Ave., Jamaica Plain. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. MIRSKY, VVILFRED SAUL. Age: 19 Home Address: 199 Callender St., Dorf-hester. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. MITCHELL, FRANK MELV IN . Age: 18 Home Address: 51 Fremont Ave., Chelsea. College Address: Salne. Prepared at Chelsea High. MIYAKAWA, KAY. Age: 19 Home Address: Sacramento, Calif. College Address: Gore B 43. Prepared at Sacramento High. Activities: Baseball Squad. MOLLER, JOHN HERMAN. Age: 19 Home Address: 89 Palisade Ave., Bogota. N. J. College Address: James Smith B SQ. Prepared at Hackensack High. H331 MOLLOY, ERNEST LAYVRENCE, JR. Age: 19 Home Address: 1410 Wfalnut Ave., Norwood. College Address: Same. Prepared at Norwood High. Activities: Baseball Squad. MONGANI, JOHN ANTHONY. Age: 18 Home Address: 24- Central Ave.. Somerville. College Address: Same. Prepared at New Preparatory. Activities: Smith Halls Dormitory Football Team, Base- ball Squad. MOORE, EDYVARD WARREN. Age: 19 Home Address: 96 Vassall St., VVollaston. College Address: Same. Prepared at Thayer. MOORE, JAMES WINSTON. Age: 17 Home Address: 32 Nonantum St., Brighton. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. Activities: Social Service. MOORE, THOMAS GAUNT. Age: 19 Heine Address: 2361 Tower Grove Ave., St. Louis, lV1o. College Address: Standish E 31. Prepared at St. Louis Country Day. Activities: Football Team, Track Squad, Dormitory Committee, Finance Committee, Jubilee Committee, Social Service. MORLEY, EDYVARD. Age: 19 Home Address: 29 Norwood Ave., llffanchester. College Address: 30 lVIt. Auburn St. Prepared at lVIanchester High. Activities: Dramatic Club. N341 MORRIS, JOHN HANA. Home Address: 116 Upland Rd., Cambridge. College Address: Same. Prepared at Cambridge Latin. Activities: Track Squad. MORROW, STEWART PATTERSON. Home Address: Hillsboro, Ohio. College Address: Q4 De lVolfe St. Prepared at Hillsboro High. MORSE, I ,OV ETT. Home Address: 169 Park St.. Newton. College Address: Gore B 21. Prepared at Country Day. MORSE, ROBERT MCNEIL. Home Address: 137 Freeman St., Brookline. College Address: George Smith C 3Q. Prepared at Country Day. MUMFORD, THOMAS DAVIS. Home Address: Cedarhurst, L. I., N. Y. College Address: Standish B 241. Prepared at St. Paulis. Activities: Cross Country Manager. MURCHIE, GUY, JR. Home Address: Highland St., Dedham. College Address: Persis Smith C 1.4-. Prepared at Kent. Age: 18 Age: 19 Age: 18 Age: 18 Age: 18 Age: 19 Activities: VVrestling Team, Freshman Crew Squad, Arts and Cuts Board RIGID BooK, Social Service. I 135 1 MURDOCK, KERMIT NEGLEY. Home Address: New York City. College Address: James Smith A 11. Prepared at Townsend Harris Hall. Activities: Social Service. MURPHY, JOSEPH ATHOL MACDONALD. Home Address: Andover. College Address: Same. Prepared at Punchard High. Activities: Lacrosse Squad. MURPHY, LAURENCE JOSEPH, JR. Home Address: 53 Stockton St., Dorchester. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. MYERS, STANLEY. Home Address: 14- Eslnond St., Dorchester. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston English High. MYERS, SUMNER BYRON. Home Address: 93 Lexington St., Boston. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. NASON, JACK BURTON. Home Address: 54-5 Arlington Rd., Eric, Pa. College Address: Gore D 11. Prepared at Erie Central High. Activities: Business Board RED BooK. l 136 1 Age: 19 Age: 18 Age: 17 Age: 18 Age: 17 Age: is NAZARETIAN, NICHOLAS. Age: Q0 Home Address: 35 Dartmouth St., lVatertown. College Address: Same. Prepared at WVatertown High. NEFF, WILLIAIVI VVAYNE. Age: 19 Home Address: 50 Bellevue Place, Chicago. College Address: Persis Smith A 34. Prepared at St. Paul's. Activities: Squash Squad, Entertainment Committee, Social Service. NEIMAN, IRVING. Age: 18 Home Address: 14 North Anderson St., Boston. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. Activities: Crew Squad. NEVVELL, HENRY HALL. Age: 18 Home Address: 84 High St., Brookline. College Address: Standish E 41. Prepared at Noble and Greenough. Activities: Hockey Team, Entertainment Committee, Baseball Squad. NEWSOME, PAUL ALBERT. Age: 18 Home Address: 1113 First St., Lorain, Ohio. College Address: Shepherd 13. Prepared at Lorain High. Activities: Crew Squad, Dormitory Crew, Editorial Board RED Boolc. NICHOLS, PHILIP. Age: 18 Home Address: Q34 Park St., Newton. College Address: Gore A 34. Prepared at Country Day. I 1:17 1 NISULA, ARTHUR CHARLES. Age: 20 Home Address: W'ard St., Hingham. College Address: Same. Prepared at Hingham High. Activities: Baseball Squad. NOBILI, CONRAD. Age: 18 Home Address: IQ Guild St.. Quincy. College Address: Same. Prepared at Quincy High. Activities: Circolo Italiano. NOBLE, JOHN MARTIN. Age: 19 Home Address: Q1 Princeton Ave., St. Louis, Mo. College Address: 1619 Nlassachusetts Ave. Prepared at St. Louis Country Day. Activities: Photogmphic Board RED BOOK. NOKES, PHILIP ERNEST. Age: 19 Home Address: 333 Longwood Ave., Boston. College Address: Same. Prepared at Lowell High. I NORTON, CHARLES MCKIM. Age: 19 Home Address: 635 Park Ave., New York City. College Address: Standish A 32. Prepared at Groton. Activities: Chairman Entertaimnent Committee. Crew Squad, Cerele Frangais. NORRIS, GUY HOLDEN. Age: 19 Home Address: 5 IVIason Terrace, Brookline. College Address: Persis Smith B 4-Q. Prepared at Groton. Activities: Football Squad, Smith Dormitory Hockey Team, Glee Club, Smith Dormitory Committee, Track Squad. I 138 1 NORRIS, ROLLIN HOSMER. Age: 19 Home Address: Fort Washington, Pa. College Address: Gore C 34-. Prepared at Midcllesex. NUGENT, FREDERICK VINCENT. Age: 19 Home Address: 35 lVest lVatel' St., Rockland. College Address: Same. Prepared at Thayer. Activities: All Dormitory Basketball T eam. O'BRIEN, LINCOLN. Age: 18 I-Iome Address: Canton St., Dedham. College Address: Gore A 34. Prepared at Country Day. Activities: Harvard IVIountaineering Club, Circolo Italiano, Social Service. O'CONNELL, DAVID JOHN. Age: 18 Home Address: 4 Day St., North Easton. College Address: 65 Winthrop St. Prepared at Oliver Ames High. Activities: Basketball Team, Baseball Squad. O'HARRA, REUEL ELLIOTT. Age: 17 Home Address: 631 Randolph St., Nfacomb, Ill. College Address: Gore C 32. Prepared at 1VIacomb High. OLKEN, HYMAN. Age: 18 Home Address: 37 Union St., Cambridge. College Address: Same. Prepared at Cambridge Iiatin. H391 OLMSTEAD, CONWAY HOWARD. Home Address: 105 Front St., Harrisburg, Pa. College Address: Standish E 14. Prepared at St. Paul's. Activities: Squash Racquet Team, Crew Squad. OLNEY, RICHARD, Ja. Home Address: 10 Fairfield St., Boston. College Address: George Smith B 31. Prepared at Milton. Activities: 150-lb. Crew Squad, Social Service. O'REILLY, JAMES ARCHER, Jn. Home Address: 6369 Pershing Ave., St. Louis. College Address: Gore D 23. Prepared at St. Louis Country Day. Activities: Dormitory Crew, Social Service. OSBORNE. LESLIE BECKER. Home Address: Guatemala City, Guatemala. College Address: Gore B 35. Prepared at Andover. OSTHEIMER, ALFRED JAMES, SD. Home Address: Grimmet, Whitford, Pa. College Address: Standish B 21. Prepared at Episcopal Academy. Activities: Glee Club, 150-lb. Crew lVIountaineering' Club, Social Service. OTIS, BROOKS. Home Address: 381 Beacon St.. Boston. College Address: Same. Prepared at Exeter. 11401 Squad, Age: 18 Age: 19 Age: 19 Age: 18 Age: 17 Harvard Age: 17 OUTERISRIDGE, JOSEPH WILLETTS. Age: 18 Home Address: 116 East 58th St., New York City. College Address: Standish C 23. Prepared at St. Paul's. Activities: Entertainment Committee, Dormitory Crew. OWENS, DAVID MICHAEL. Age: 18 Home Address: 27 Linden Park, Roxbury. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. PAPPENHEIMER, ALWIN MAX, JR. Age: 17 Home Address: Hartsdale, New York. College Address: Little 44. Prepared at Lincoln School. Activities: 150-lb. Crew Squad. PARK, STEWART PEARCE. Age: 18 Home Address: 303 Fenimore St., Brooklyn, N. Y. College Address: Standish A 41. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High. Activities: University Band, University Choir, Pierian Sodality Orchestra, Glee Club, Freshman Instrumental Clubs, Lacrosse Squad. PARKER, JAMES BEALS. Age: 19 Home Address: 64 Griggs Rd., Brookline. College Address: Gore C 23. Prepared at Country Day. PARKER, NEWTON BELMONT. Age: 19 Home Address: 4 Lakeville Place, Jamaica Plain. College Address: James Smith C 31. Prepared at Roxbury Latin. l1411 PARKINSON, JOHN, JR. Age: Q0 Home Address: Charles River Village. College Address: James Smith C 33. Prepared at Groton. Activities: Football Tea111, Crew Squad, Jubilee Com- mittee. PARKS, BURTON MINER. Age: 18 Home Address: 399 Hammond St., Chestnut IIill. College Address: Gore A 31. Prepared at St. George's. Activities: Soccer Team, Track Squad, Social Service. PARKS, HENRY IGNATIUS. Age: 18 Home Address: 14 Carnauba St., Roslindale. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. PASTER, EUGENE. Age: 17 Home Address: 24- Antrim St., Cambridge. College Address: Same. Prepared at Cambridge Latin. PEARCE, ALBERT LEONARD. Age: 19 Home Address: 41 Olney St., lVatertown. College Address: Same. Prepared at VVatertown High. PERRY, RALPH BARTON, JR. Age: 19 Home Address: 138 Irving St., Cambridge. College Address: Gore B 35. Prepared at Moses Brown. Activities: Social Service, Glee Club. H421 PHELPS, RICHARD LUTZ. A305 19 Home Address: 10 Fairmont St., Arlington. College Address: Same. Prepared at Arlington High. PHILLIPS, JOHN GOLDSMITH, Ja. Age: 19 Home Address: 1821 1Vest Broadway, Muskogee, Okla. College Address: George Smith A 12. Prepared at Miiskogee High. Activities: Glee Club. PHILLIPS, JOHN MCCANDLISH. Age: 19 Home Address: Brookline. College Address: Standish C 51. Prepared at Country Day. PHILLIPS, STEPHEN. Agcg 18 Home Address: Salem. College Address: Standish D 21. Prepared at Miltcin. Activities: lVrestling, Lacrosse Squad, Freshman Glee Club. PHIPPS, WILBUR NELSON. QXQQI 18 Home Address: 10 High St., Holliston. College Address: Same. Prepared at Holliston High. Activities: Football Squad, Glee Club. PIERCE, DANIEL THOMPSON, JR. Age: 19 Home Address: 829 Park Ave., New York City. College Address: Persis Smith C 21. Prepared at Morristosvn. 11431 PIKE, EUGENE WILMOTI-I. , Age: 17 Home Address: 510 Audubon Ave., New York City. College Address: '7 Story St. Prepared at Lincoln School. PILCHER, PAUL MONROE. Age: 18 Home Address: 153 Union St., Montclair, N. J. College Address: Standish B SQ. Prepared at Brooklyn French School. Activities: Social Service. PLUMMER, JOHN ALLEN. Age: 19 Home Address: 18 Oak Terrace, Malden. College Address: 26 Mt. Auburn St. Prepared at Malden High. Activities: Freshman Glee Club. POLAND, JOSEPH FAIRFIELD. Age: 18 Home Address: Boxborough. College Address: Same. Prepared at Concord High. Activities: Track Squad. POLLARD, FREDERIC HENSHAW,,JR. Age: 19 Home Address: Lincoln. , College Address: James Smith B 33. Prepared at Adirondack-Florida School. Activities: Cross Country Team, Track Squad, Social Service. POLSKY, THOMAS EDWARD. Age: 18 Home Address: 675 Diagonal Rd., Akron, Ohio. College Address: Standish D 31. Prepared at Akron West High. L144 1 POOLE, JOHN MARSDEN. Home Address: 23 Nfechanic St., Foxboro. College Address: James Smith B Q5. Prepared at F oxboro High. Activities: Social Service. POOLE, KENY ON EDWARDS. Home Address: 435 Liberty St., Rockland. College Address: 16 Inwood St., Dorchester. Prepared at Rockland High. PORTER, ROBERT PAYNTON, Ja. Home Address: Las Cruces, New Mexico. College Address: James Smith B 33. Prepared at Las Cruces High. Activities: Track Squad. PREUSS, RUDOLFF. Home Address: 50 Lorne St., Dorchester. College Address: Same. Prepared at Jamaica Plain High. PROCTOR, HENRY HARRISON. Home Address: Boston. College Address: Little 413. Prepared at Country Day. Activities: Dormitory Crew, Social Board RED BooK. PROUDFOOT, DAVID MARTIN. Home Address: Cambridge. College Address: Gore D QI. Prepared at Andover. Activities: Dormitory Hockey. H451 Service, Age: 17 Age: 17 Age: 18 Age: 18 Age: 18 Business Age: 19 PUTNAM, ELIOT THWING, JR. Age: 17 Home Adress: 65 Pinckney St., Boston. College Address: Gore C 41. Prepared at Milton. Activities: Football Team, Hockey Team, Chairman Gore Hall Dormitory Committee, Jubilee Committee. QUIGLEY, THOMAS BARTLETT. Age: 18 Home Address: 3314 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. College Address: Standish E 12. Prepared at Omaha Central High. Activities: Dormitory Crew, Freshman Glce Club, Sub- Chairman Photographic Board RED BOOK. QUINN, PAUL JOHN. Age: 22 Home Address: '73 Church St., VVallingford, Co11n. College Address: 20 Prescott St. Prepared at Wallingford High. Activities: Circolo Italiano. RAHR, FREDERICK HILL. Age: 21 Home Address: 314 Clark Rd., Brookline. College Address: Gore D 21. Prepared at New Preparatory. Activities: Sub-Chairman Arts and Cuts Committee RED BooK. RAIGUEL, WALTER MACGREGOR. Age: 19 Home Address: 5827 Greene St., Germantown, Pa. College Address: James Smith A 34. Prepared at Germantown Academy. Activities: University Glee Club, Freshman Glee Club, Track Squad. RAND, PHILIP SCRIBNER. Age: 19 Home Address: 278 Waverly Ave., Newton. College Address: Gore D 21. Prepared at Nichols School. H461 RAUM, ABRAHAM. Age: 17 Heine Address: Q6 IVhittier St., Lynn. College Address: Same. Prepared at Lynn Classical High. REEVES. SAMUEL K ll EAM ER. Ja. Age: 18 Home Address: 36 South 21st St.. l'hiladelphia. Pa. College Address: Persis Smith C 11. Prepared at St. Georges REID, JAMES l,U'l'HER. Age: 18 Home Address: 35 VVinslow Ave., Somerville. College Address: Same. Prepared at Somerville High. Activities: Lacrosse Squad. REINI-IART, ROBERT. Age: 19 Home Address: Ansonia Hotel, New York City. College Address: Persis Smith C 13. Prepared at Adelphi Academy. Activities: Dormitory Crew, Lacrosse Squad, 1 reshman Instrumental Clubs, Social Service. REIS, IVIELVIIQLE JULIUS. Age: 19 Home Address: 27 IVest '7Qnd St., New York City. College Address: Gore D 45. Prepared at Ethical Culture School. REIS, WILLIAM DENT PRENDERGAST. Age: 18 Home Address: San Francisco, Calif. College Address: George Smith C QQ. Prepared at Noble and Greenough. Activities: Fencing. :mi REITER, REUBEN. Home Address: 171 Talbot St., Dorchester. College Address: Same. Prepared at Dorchester High. REPETTO, EDMUND JOHN. Home Address: 903 Holland St., West Somerville. College Address: Same Prepared at Somerville High. REYNOLDS, JOHN HENRY. Heine Address: Q32 Haverford Ave., Swarthmore, College Address: Little 15. V Prepared at Swarthmore Preparatory. Activities: Social Service. REY N OLI DS, WILLIAM HUTCI-IINGS. Home Address: Derry Village, N. H. College Address: 820 Massachusetts Ave. P1'epared at Pinkerton Academy, Derry, N. H. RHINELANDE R, FREDERICK WILLIAM. Home Address: Eastern Point, Gloucester. College Address: Persis Smith B 24. Prepared at St. Alhan's. Activities: Soccer Team. RHINELANDER, PHILIP HAMILTON, II. Home Address: Eastern Point, Gloucester. College Address: Gore A 23. Prepared at Kent. Activities: Soccer Team, Finance Committee, Squad, Editorial Board RED BooK. I 1418 1 Age: 18 Age: 19 Age: 19 Pa. Age: 18 Age: 19 Age: 18 Tennis RIIOADES, LEONARD NICHOLS. Age: Q0 Home Address: 28 Russel St.. Brookline. College Address: Gore B 45. l'rep:u'ed at Exeter. RHODES, 'sl.'Al.'l'ER CECIL. Age: 19 IIo1ne Address: Seattle, AVHSIIIIIQIOII. College Address: I'ersis Smith C 42. Prepared ut Roosevelt High. RICE, EDIVARD MACGIFFERT. Age: I9 Home Address: Q5 River St.. VVesl. Newton. College Address: Shepherd 10. Prepared at Newton High. Aetivities: Smoker Committee. RICH, FRANCIS NEILSON. Age: I9 Home Address: 87 Forest Hill Rd., lVesl1 Orange. N. J. College Address: Gore A Q3. Prepared at Kent. Activities: Dormitory Crew, Gore Hull Dormitory Foot- ball. RICHARDSON, BURTON . Age: 19 Home Address: 41 Cypress Place, Brookline. College Address: Persis Smith A 31. Prepared :it Brookline High. RIDEOUT, EUGENE IVILLIS. Age: 19 Home Address: Hudson, Ohio. College Address: George Smith B 41. Prepared at lVcstern Reserve. I 149 1 RIDER, ROSCOE CONKLIN. Age: Q0 Home Address: Woodland Rd., Pittsburgh, Pa. College Address: Persis Smith C 21. Prepared at Morristown. RIDGWAY, HERBERT LINCOLN. Age: 18 Home Address: 760 Shirley St., Ivinthrop. College Address: Same. Prepared at VVinthrop High. Activities: Dormitory Crew, Harvard Engineering Society. RITTEN BAND, LAURENCE JAMES. Age: Q0 Home Address: 262 South 4th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. College Address: 8 Dana St. Prepared at Stuyvesant High. RIVERS, BURKE. Age: 18 Home Address: 7 Upton St., Cambridge. College Address: Same. Prepared at Cambridge Latin. Activities: Dramatic Club. ROBERTS, FRANK WATKIN, JR. Age: 18 Home Address: 292 Howard St., NVollaston. College Address: Same. Prepared at Thayer. ROBERTS, SETH BLAKE. Age: 19 Home Address: Wilmette, Ill. College Address: Gore D Prepared at New Trier. Activities: 150-lb. Crew Squad. H501 ROBINSON, JOSEPH. Age: 17 Home Address: 388 Arborway, Jamaica Plain. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. ROBINSON . KENNETH DOUGLAS, Jn. Age: 19 Home Address: VVoodside Drive, Hewlilt, IQ. I., N. Y. College Address: Shepherd 16. Prepared at Groton. Activities: Football Teani. Crew Squad, V if-e President of the Class, Executive Board, Social Service. ROGERS, ALFRED PEET. Age: 18 Home Address: 91 lvalker St.. Cambridge. College Address: Persis Smith A 33. Prepared at Cambridge Latin. ROLLINS, FISKE. Home Address: 3 Garrison St.. Chestnut Hill. College Address: 96 lvinthrop St. Prepared at Country Day. Activities: University Instrumental Clubs, Freslnnan Instrumental Clubs, Lacrosse Squad. ROSE, HAROLD IVILLIAIW. Age: 19 Home Address: 125 Morro St., Providenee, R. I. College Address: Standish D 33. Prepared at Classical High. Activities: University Debating Team. ROSENGARD, LESTER SAMUEL. Age: 18 Home Address: 111 Brockton Ave.. Haverhill. College Address: 1578 Cambridge St. Prepared at Haverhill High. i151 1. ROSENZWEIG, SAUL. Age: 19 Home Address: 227 Cross St., Mzilden. College Address: Same. Prepared at Malden High. ROSS, JOHN ORREN. Age: 19 Home Address: Redding, Conn. College Address: Standish A 34. Prepared at Loomis. Activities: Assistant Freshman Hockey lVIanager, Jubilee Committee, Glee Club, Sub-Chairman Editorial Board RED BooK. ROTHSCHILD, JOHN, JR. Age: 18 Home Address: San Mateo, Calif. College Address: Persis Smith A QQ. Prepared at San Mzlteo High. Activities: Cross Country Team, Track Squad. ROUNDS, DAVID EDWARD. Age: 19 Home Address: 409 West lst Ave., Roselle, N. J. College Address: James Smith C 41. Prepared at Roselle High. Activities: Glee Club. ROUNDS, PHILIP WINEGAR. Age: 18 Home Address: Rockland, Me. College Address: James Smith C 41. Prepared at Rockland High. Activities: Track Squad. ROWELL, EDWIN WALKER. Age: 18 Home Address: 135 Dale St., Waltham. College Address: Shepherd 12. Prepared at Exeter. N521 ROWLAND, DAVID JOHN. Age: 19 Home Address: '77 Bentley Ave., Jersey City, N. J. College Address: Q6 Boylston St. Prepared at Princeton Tutoring. Activities: Harvard Engineering Society. RAWSOIVIE, DAVID HOWARD. Age: QQ Home Address: 90 The Fenway, Boston. College Address: Same. Prepared at Exeter. ROY, CAIVIILLE GEORGE. Age: 19 Home Address: 3 Smith St., Dover. College Address: 18 Hilliard St. Prepared at Brookline High. ROYS, WELLMAN ELLIS. Age: 18 Home Address: 4-2 Bowdoin St., Cambridge. College Address: Same. Prepared at Cambridge Latin. Activities: University Band. RUBSAMEN, HERBERT WILLIAM. Age: 18 Home Address: 8411 101st St., Richmond Hill, N. Y. College Address: Standish E 41. Prepared at Richmond Hill High. Activities: Soccer Team, University Instrumental Clubs, Gold Coast Orchestra, Freshman Instrumental Clubs, Pierian Sodality Orchestra. RUDD, ALFRED STEPHENSON. Age: 18 Home Address: 313 Garden St., Fall River. College Address: 16 Hilliard St. Prepared at B. M. C. Durfee High. l153l RUDIN, EDWARD. Age: 17 Home Address: 98 Howard Ave., Roxbury. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. RUPP, CHARLES, JR. Age: 18 Home Address: Mt. Airy, Philadelphia, Pa. College Address: Persis Smith B 33. Prepared at Penn Charter. RUSSELL, EUGENE ELBRIDGE. Age: Q0 Home Address: 3 Hudson St., Malden. College Address: 26 Mt. Auburn St. Prepared at Malden High. RUST, WILLIAM APPLETON. Age: 18 Home Address: 23 Whittemore St., West Roxbury. College Address: James Smith C 31. Prepared at Roxbury Latin. ' Activities: University Glee Club. RYAN, JOHN FRANCIS. Age: 18 Home Address: 22 Hale St., Beverly. College Address: Same. Prepared at Beverly High. RYAN, JOHN WARD. Age: 16 Home Address: 16 Abbott St.. Wellesley. College Address: Same. A' Prepared at Wellesley High. I 154 1 RYER, FREDERICK VINCENT. Home Address: 31 Henderson St., Arli College Address: Same. Prepared at Arlington High. RYMPI-I. IRVING BUDD. Home Address: LaGrangeville. N. Y. College Address: James Smith C QQ. Prepared at Poughkeepsie High. SACHS, DAVID CLEMENS. Home Address: 4-Q Park St., Brookline. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. Activities: Glee Club, Lacrosse Squad. SACI-IS, JAMES HENRY. OI1. Home Address: 42 East 69th St., New York City. College Address: Standish E 13. Prepared at Middlesex. Age: 19 Age: 18 Age: 19 Age: 18 Activities: Track Squad, Finance Committee. Sub-Chair- man Editorial Board Rico Book. University Debating Squad. SACHS, MILTON CHARLES. Home Address: Boston. College Address: Persis Smith B 12. Prepared at Boston Latin. Activities: Baseball Squad. SACHS, NATHAN MAXWELL. Age: 17 Home Address: 58 Wellington Hill St., Mattapan. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. Activities: Lacrosse Squad. H551 Age: 18 SALAMON. FELIX FRANK. Age: 10 Home Address: '74 Liberty St., Stamford, Conn. College Address: Gore B 13. Prepared at Stamford High. Activities: Dorlnitory Football, Lacrosse Squad. SALLINGER, RICHARD WILLIAM. Age: 10 Home Address: 1581 Beacon St., Brookline. College Address: Drayton 10. Prepared at Brookline High. SAMPSON, JOHN SCRIBNER. Age: 17 Home Address: 100 Billings St., Sharon. College Address: Standish C 33. Prepared at Boston Latin. SAMUELS, SANIUEL. Age: 17 Home Address: 35 Sumner St., Revere. College Address: '77 Kirkland St. Prepared at Revere High. Activities: President of Debating Club, Literary Society. SANDOMIRE, DANIEL MONFRIED. Age: 19 Home Address: New York City. College Address: Standish D 42. Prepared at Commerce High. SANDS, JOSHUA, JR. Age: 19 Home Address: Old Lyme. Conn. College Address: Shepherd 3. Prepared at Kent. :mi SAUM, GEORGE NICHOLAS. Age: 19 Home Address: lVatseka, Ill. College Address: Gore D 33. Prepared at VVatseka High. Activities: Crew Squad, Smoker Committee. SAVORY, RICHARD EV ERETT. Age: 18 Home Address: 37 VVilliston Rd., Auburndale. - College Address: Standish C 33. Prepared at Newton High. SAWIN, GEORGE ALFRED, JR. Age: 10 Home Address: Q00 Dewey Ave., Edgewood, Pa. College Address: Standish li Q3. Prepared at Edgewood High. Activities: Football Squad, Social Service. A SAWMELLE, STANLEY ADRIAN. Age: .18 Home Address: 306 lVest 100th St., New York City. ' College Address: Drayton 10. Prepared at Brookline High. Q Activities: Soccer Team, University Band, University Instrumental Clubs. SAWYER, HENRY BUCKLAND, Ja. Age: 19 Home Address: 328 Dartmouth St.. Boston. College Address: Standish E 34. Prepared at St. George's. Activities: Entertainment Committee, Smoker Committee. SCHAFER, OSCAR STRAUS. Age: 10 Home Address: Q5 1Vest 85th St., New York City. College Address: Persis Smith C 32. Prepared at Choate. Activities: Track Squad, Freshman Glee Club, Sub-Cl1air- man Photographic Board RED BOOK. 1 1571 SCHALK, MARSHALL. Age: 19 Home Address: 128 Academy I-Iill Rd., Brighton. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. Activities: Freshman Glee Club, Dormitory Crew. SCI-IAMBS, CYRUS WILLIAM. Age: 18 Home Address: Riehwood, Ohio. CollegeiAddress: Persis Smith B 32. Prepared at Riehwood High. SCHUVAL, STANLEY DAVID. Age: 16 Home Address: Brooklyn, N. Y. College Address: 1727 Cambridge St. Prepared at Erasmus Hall. SCHWARZ, HENRY FREDERICK. Age: 19 Home Address: Greenwich, Conn. College Address: James Smith B 14. Prepared at Hill. Activities: Glee Club. SCOVELLE, LAWRENCE. Age: 19 Home Address: 97 Bellevue Ave., lVIel1'ose. College Address: Standish C 33. Prepared at Middlesex. SCULLY, JOHN FRANCIS. Age: 17 Home Address: 50 Congreve St., Roslindale. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. l 158 1 SEGEL, JOSEPH ROBERT. Age: 16 Home Address: 4 Hastings Sq., Cambridge. College Address: Same. Prepared at Cambridge Latin. SEIDEL, XVLADIMIR SAMUEL. Age: 19 Home Address: 164- VVest '79 St.. New York City. College Address: James Smith C 27. Prepared at Ethical Culture. SEIFF, LAZARD HENRY. Age: 17 Home Address: 59 Bickford St., Jamaica Plain. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. Activities: Dormitory Crew. SELTZER, CARL. Age: 17 Home Address: Dorchester. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. SEXTON, EDXVARD WI LLIAM. Age: 18 Home Address: VVinchester. College Address: Little 18. Prepared at Exeter. Activities: Crew Squad, Dormitory kl0lllllllT,l.C0, Gore Hall, Executive Board, Chairman Smoker Committee. SEXTON, GEORGE I-IEN RY. Age: 18 Home Address: 33 VVade St., Brighton. College Address: Same. A Prepared at Boston Latin. Activities: Track Squad, Smith Dormitory Football, Tennis Squad. I 159 1 SEXTON, PAUL RYAN. Home Address: 21 Garrison Rd., Brookline. College Address: Same. Prepared at Brookline High. Activities: Glee Club. SHAIN, SAMSON AARON. Home Address: 29 Stratton St., Dorchester. College Address: Same. Prepared at English High. SHAPIRA, WILLIAM WALTER. Home Address: 45 Audubon Rd., Boston. College Address: Reed 1. Prepared at Worcester Academy. Activities: Soccer Team. SI-IAPI RO, LAWRENCE MILTON. Home Address: 4521 12th Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. College Address: Standish D 13. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High. Age: 19 Age: 19 Age: 18 Age: 17 Activities: Lacrosse Squad, Instrumental Clubs, University Band. SHARE, NATHANIEL. Home Address: Roxbury. College Address: Standish D 11. Prepared at Boston Latin. Age: 18 Activities: Lacrosse Squad, Musical Clubs, Assistant Manager Basketball Team. SHAW, DAVID COLLINS. Age: 18 Home Address: 230 East Oakland Ave., Columbus, Ohio. College Address: George Smith B 42. Prepared at Columbus North High. l160l SHEARD, FREDERICK VINCENT. Home Address: Fairhaven. College Address: Gore D 4-1. Prepared at Fairhaven High. Activities: Social Service. SHEARER, WILLIAIVI LEONARD, Ill. Home Address: 4-7 Bay State Rd., Boston. College Address: Shepherd Q0. Prepared at Choate. Activities: Crew Squad, Smoker Committee. SHEEHAN, WILLIAM MAU RICE. Home Address: Q7 Gould Ave., Newark, N. J College Address: Little 46. Prepared at Barringer. Activities: Track Squad, Social Service. SHERBURNE, OLIVER NATHAN, J R. Home Address: Weston. College Address: Same. Prepared at Weston I-Iigh. SHOEMAKER, GEORGE HAROLD. Home Address: Kingston, N. Y. College Address: 5 Putnam Ave. Prepared at Kingston High. SHWARTZ, SAMUEL. Home Address: 12 South Russell St., Boston. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. L 161 1 Age: 18 Age: 19 Age: 18 Age: 19 Age: 18 Age: 17 SIDNEY, FREDRICK CONKLING. Age: 19 Home Address: Q5 Elmore St., Arlington lleights. College Address: Same. Prepared at Iluntington. SIEGEI., MELVIN HIRSH. Home Address: 1610 Hughitt. Superior, W is. College Address: Standish D 13. Prepared at Central High. SILVERSTEIN, MARK. Home Address: 328 Cross St., Malden. College Address: Same. Prepared at Malden High. SIMMONS, JEROME. Home Address: New York City. College Address: George Smith C 21. Prepared at Ethical Culture. SIMON, HENRY. Home Address: 66 Canterbury St., Dorchester. College Address: Same. , Prepared at Boston Latin. Age: 17 Age: 10 Age: 17 Age: .17 SIMPSON, JAMES, JR. Age: 18 Home Address: 1200 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, Ill. College Address: Persis Smith A 11. I Prepared at Westminster. N621 SINNO'I I', EDGAR LUCE. Age: 17 Home Address: 1530 Locust St., lfliilzulelpliizt, Pai. College Address: Jzunes Smith C 20. Prepared att Hill. SKINNER, JOSHUA l'A'l l'lCRSON. Age: 18 Home Address: 2165 Greene St., Augusta, Gal.. College Address: George Smith I3 41. Prepared :tt Richmond Academy. Activities: Mznmger Wrestlilig Teznu, Dormitory Crew. SLATICR, HARRY G ICORGE. Age: 18 Home Address: 4-9 Stratton St., Dorchester. College Address: Same. Prepared at 'Boston Latin. Activities: Lacrosse Squad. SLAUGHTER, H ERlilCR'I' JOSEPH. Age: 18 Home Address: Q6 East Athens Ave., Ardmore, Pat. College Address: James Smith B 24-. Prepared :it Lower Merion High. Activities: Soccer Squad, Dormitory Crew. SLENSBY, JOSEPH BIRCH. Age: Q0 Home Address: Kew Gardens, L. I., N. Y. College Address: James Smith C 26. Prepared :tt St. I'ztul's School, Long Island. Activities: Dormitory Crew. SMITH, AUSTIN. Age: 18 Home Address: 1000 Park Ave., New York City. College Address: Little 1 1. Prepared :it St. Mztrlcis. Activities: Social Service. I 163 1 SMITH, FRANK KENT. Age: 19 Home Address: 26 East 63rd St., New York City. College Address: George Smith C 31. Prepared at Exeter. Activities: Dormitory Crew. SMITH, GEORGE WYNN. Age: 18 Home Address: Tiptonville, Tenn. College Address: James Smith C 90. Prepared at Exeter. Activities: Cross Country Team, Relay Team, Track Squad. SMITH, NORMAN BLONDEL. Age: 19 IIome Address: 50 Shepherd St., Cambridge. College Address: Gore C 23. E Prepared at Browne and N iehols. Activities: Smoker Committee, Baseball Squad. SMITH, PAUL SIDNEY EDWARD. Age: 18 Home Address: Madison, N. J. College Address: Gore B 11. Prepared at Exeter. SMOOT, HOPE MASSIE. . Age: 19 Home Address: 31415 Mt. Pleasant St., YVashi11gto11, D. C. College Address: Shepherd A 21. Prepared at Central High. Activities: Track Squad. DEL SOLAR, CARLOS BUCKLEY. Age: 19 Home Address: 856 Serrano, Lima, Peru. College Address: Shepherd C 21. Prepared at Peekskill Military Academy. limi SOLAR, HERVEY LESLIE. Age: 18 Home Address: 45 Henry Ave., Lynn. College Address: Same. Prepared at Lynn Classical High. SPALDING, FRANCIS LECOMPTE. Age: 10 Home Address: 326 Tappan St., Brookline. College Address: Shepherd 7. Prepared at Rivers. Activities: Entertainment Committee. SPIKE, JAMES EDWARD, Jn. Age: 17 Home Address: '70 Lake View Ave., Cambridge. College Address: Gore E 13. Prepared at Cambridge High. Activities: University Glee Club, Freshman Glee Club. SPOTNITZ, HYMAN. Age: 17 Home Address: 85 Prince St., Boston. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. Activities: Assistant Manager Cross Country 'l'eam. STANLEY, MALCOLM NORTH. Age: 20 Home Address: Brookline. College Address: Gore A 14. Prepared at 'Browne and Nichols. Activities: Hockey Team, Freshman Instrumental Clubs, Baseball Squad, Jubilee Committee. STEELE, JULIAN DENEGALL. Age: 19 Home Address: 40 South Huntington Ave.,:'l3oston. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. N651 STEINER, EDWIN HENRY. Age: 18 Home Address: 60 Gipson Place, Far Rockaway, N. Y. College Address: Little 26. Activities: Dormitory Football, Lacrosse Squad. STENT, ERNEST. Age: 18 Home Address: Q006 Pacific Ave., San Francisco, Calif. College Address: Gore A 24. Prepared at Santa Barbara. Activities: Soccer Team. Editorial Board RICD Book. STEPTOE, EDWARD JOSEPH. Age: 18 Home Address: 30 Gaylord St., Dorchester. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. Activities: Baseball Squad, Dormitory Hockey. STERN, ALBERT MORRIS. Age: 18 Home Address: 140 Maverick St., Chelsea. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. STEVENS, BARRETT WHITNEY. Age: 18 Home Address: 43 5th Ave., New York City. College Address: Standish A 33. Prepared at Ridgefield. Activities: Hockey lVIanager, Sub-Chairman Business Board RED BooK. STEVENS, JOSEPH EARLE, JR. Age: Q0 Home Address: Tuxedo Park, N. Y. College Address: Persis Smith B 34. Prepared at Harvey School. Activities: Tennis Squad, Business Board RED BOOK, Social Service. ima: STEVENS, RICHARD FULLINGTON. Age: 19 Home Address: Elyria, Ohio. I College Address: 68 Mt. Auburn St. Prepared at Elyria High. Activities: Glee Club, Crew Squad. STEVENS, WILLIAM LEONARD, Jn. Ago: 19 Home Address: 43 Sunset Rd., WVest Somerville. College Address: Same. Prepared at Somerville High. Activities: University Glee Club, Finance Committee. STEWART, ARTEMAS JAMES. Age: 18 Home Address: 56 Robbins St., Lowell. College Address: Gore E 43. Prepared at Lowell High. STEWART, CHARLES ARTHUR, JR. Age: 20 Home Address: Cherryfield, Me. College Address: Little 27. Prepared at Andover. Activities: 150-lb. Crew Squad. STILLMAN, CHAUNCEY DEVEREUX. Age: 18 Home Address: 9 East 67th St., New York City. College Address: Persis Smith B 24-. Prepared at Kent. Activities: Arts and Cuts Board RED BOOK, Dormitory Crew. STOTT, ALEXANDER LAW. Age: 19 Home Address: 112 Farquhar High Rd., Roslindale. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. 11671 STOUT, RICHARD ARNOLD. Age: 18 Home Address: 2823 Field Ave., Louisville, Ky. College Address: Gore C 23. Prepared at Louisville Male High. Activities: Chairman Editorial Board RED Booli, Execu- tive Board, Lacrosse Squad, Social Service. STRONG. JOHN DODGE. Age: 21 Home Address: Binghamton, N. Y. College Address: Standish E 4-1. Prepared at Pawling. Activities: Jubilee Committee, Dormitory Football. Enter- tainment Committee. 4 STROOCK, ALAN MAXVVELL RIDLEY. Age: 18 Home Address: Cedar Lane, Ossining, N. Y. College Address: Standish E 33. Prepared at Horace IVIann. STUBBS, SAMUEL. Age: 19 Home Address: 8 Irvington St., Boston. College Address: Q4 Melleli St. Prepared at Mouilt I-Iermon. Activities: Track Squad. STURCKE. LOUIS, JR. Age: 19 Home Address: South Highland Ave., Ossining. N. Y. College Address: James Smith B ll. Prepared at Scarborough. SULLIVAN, PAUL JOSEPH. Age: 18 Home Address: 376 Bowdoin St.. Dorchester. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. l168l SUTHERLAND, HURD HARRY. Age: 18 Home Address: 3305 Gladstone Ave., Detroit, lVIich. College Address: Gore E 13. Prepared at Northwestern High. SUTTON, KELSO HENDERSON. Age: 19 Home Address: 38 YVestland Ave., Boston. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. Activities: University Glce Club, Glcc Club, University Instrumental Clubs, Track Squad. University Choir. SUTTON, STEPHEN ANTHONY. Age: 21 Home Address: Pittsburgh, Pa. College Address: Standish C 4-3. Prepared at Allegheny High. SWEENY, THOMPSON TYLER, Ja. Age: 19 Home Address: Forest Hills, L. I., N. Y. College Address: Standish A 33. Prepared at Exeter. Activities: Lacrosse Squad, Track Squad. SWEETNAIVI, JOHN LESLIE. Age: 17 Home Address: 100 Prospect Ave.. Revere. College Address: Persis Smith C 4-1. Prepared at Revere High. Activities: Glee Club, Dormitory Crew. SWEEZY, ALAN RICHARDSON. Age: 19 Home Address: Woodland St., Englewood, N. J. College Address: Gore B 34. Prepared at Exeter. Activities: Captain Gore Hall Football Tcani. All Dormi- tory Football Team. l 169 1 SWEZEY, CHARLES EARL. Age: 18 Home Address: 125 Oxford St., Cambridge. College Address: Same. Prepared at Cambridge High. SWORDS. JAQUELIN ALLIEN. Age: 18 Home Address: 14-7 East '72 St.. New York City. College Address: Persis Smith A 341. Prepared at St. Paul's. Activities: Entertainment Committee. 150-lb. Crew Squad, Social Service. SYKES, EDWARD CRISTOPHER. Age: 18 Home Address: 6 Ocean View Ave., Santa Barbara, Calif. College Address: Gore A Q41. Prepared at Santa Barbara. Activities: Soccer Team, Wrestling Team. SYLVESTER, SAMUEL SALMOND, QNIJ. Age: 19 Home Address: Hanover, Mass. College Address: James Smith C 28. Prepared at St. Paul's. SYMMERS, JAMES KEITH, JR. Age: 19 Home Address: Milton Point, Rye, N. Y. College Address: 67 Mt. Auburn St. Prepared at Taft. A TAIT, ARTHUR FITZWILLIAM. Age: Q0 Home Address: 15 Fairheld Place, Yonkers. N. Y. College Address: James Smith B 4-1. Prepared at Riverdale. Activities: University Glee Club. l 1701 TALLEY, SAMUEL KINTER. Home Address: 224 Hamilton St., Rahway, N. J. College Address: George Smith B 12. Prepared at Rahway High. TALLEY, WILLIAM WILSON. Home Address: 924- Hamilton St., Rahway, College Address: George Smith B IQ. Prepared 'at Rahway High. THACHER, ARCHIBALD GOURLAY. JR. Home Address: 49 East 51st St., New York C College Address: James Smith B 31. Prepared at St. Paulis. Activities: Squash Team, Tennis Squad. THACKABERRY, BENJAMIN. Home Address: Q9 Cumberland St., Boston. College Address: Same. Prepared at Rivers. Activities: Football Squad, Basketball Squad. THAYER, HARRY RUSSELL. Home Address: 148 Hobart, South Braintree. College Address: 96 Wfinthrop St. Prepared at Exeter. Activities: Track Squad. THAYER, RICHARD VVATERMAN. Home Address: 4-52 Beacon St., Boston. College Address: George Smith B 11. Prepared at Noble and Greenough. Age: 18 Age: 18 N. J. Age: 18 Tity. Age: 20 Age: 19 A5102 19 Activities: Crew Squad, Finance Committee, Suh-Chair- man Editorial Board Rico Boolc. I 171 1 THORUP, JOHN THEODORE LOUIS. Age: 21 Home Address: Boston. College Address: Gore C 51. Prepared at Boston English High. Activities: Glee Club. THOW, GEORGE ALBERT. Age: 17' Home Address: 1314 1Vest 95th St., Cleveland. Ohio. College Address: Standish C 51. Prepared at West High. Activities: University Band, University. Glee Club. Uni- versity Iflstrumental Clubs, Gold Coast Orchestra, Freshman Instrumental Clubs, Social Service. THURBER, RICHARD BOURNE. Age: 18 Home Address: Hinckley Rd.. lVIilton. College Address: James Smith A 12. Prepared at Milton. Activities: University Glee Club, Finance Committee, Dormitory Crew. TIFFANY, GEORGE SHEPLEY. Age: 19 Home Address: 11 Hortense Pl., St. Louis. College Address: Standish E 31. Prepared at St. Louis Country Day. Activities: Finance Committee, Entertainment Com- mittee. TIMPANY, CLAIR ROBERT. Age: 19 Home Address: Gardner. College Address: Standish A 41. Prepared at Gardner High. TODD, EVELETH REED. Age: Q0 Home Address: Lincoln. College Address: Gore B 35. Prepared at Andover. Activities: Baseball Squad. l1'7Ql TOWER, WALTER SI-IELDON, Ju. Age: 18 Home Address: 30 Euclid Ave., Nfaplewood, N. J. College Address: Little 25. , ' Prepared at Columbia Activities: Glec Club, Dorlilitory Football, Business Board RED BooK. I TRAFFORD, BERNARD WALTON, JR. Age: 19 Home Address: WVoodland Rd., Rcadville. College Address: Dunster 51. Prepared at Exeter. TRAINER, SAMUEL BANCROFT. JR. Ago: 19 Home Address: 4- Shornelifle Ave., Toronto, Canada. College Address: Gore C Q1. Prepared at Upper Canada College. Activities: Hockey Team. TRAISER, RICHARD HENRY. Age: Q1 Home Address: 4174 Commonwealth Ave., Boston. College Address: Same. Prepared at Noble and Greenough. TRIPP, HERBERT AUSTIN, Jn. Age: 16 Home Address: 59 Drewry St., Atlanta, Ga. College Address: George Smith B 49. Prepared at B0y's High. Activities: Glee Club. TRIPP, HERBERT WILLIS. Age: 17 Home Address: Winterport, Me. College Address: George Smith B 41. Prepared at Edward Little High. H731 TUCKER, THOMAS FRANCIS, Ju. Age: 19 Home Address: 10 Lowell Ave., Newtonville. College Address: Same. I Prepared at New Preparatory. TUDOR, JOHN. Age: 18 Holnc Address: 286 Beacon St. College Address: James Smith B 22. Prepared at St. lVIark's. Activities: Captain Hockey Team, Executive Board, Chairman Jubilee Committee, Baseball Squad, All Dormitory Football Team, Smith Hall Football Team. TUPPER, GEORGE AKIN. Q Age: 19 Home Address: 415 Powell St., Brookline. College Address: Standish B 33. Prepared at Groton. Activities: Relay Team, Baseball Squad, Track Squad, Standish Football Team, All Dormitory Football Team, Smoker Committee. TY LER, JOHN HERMAN. Age: 18 Home Address: Everett, 1Vash. College Address: Gore B 45. Prepared at Everett High. Activities: Social Service. TYLER, SIDNEY FREDERICK, JR. Age: 18 Home Address: Elkins Park, Pa. College Address: Standish E 32. Prepared at St. Mark's. UMBSEN, GUSTAVE HENRY. Age: 18 Home Address: Santa Barbara, Calif. College Address: Standish A 22. Prepared at Santa Barbara. Activities: Captain Fencing Team. H741 I USHAKOFF, ALEXIS EUGENE. Home Address: 3QQ Riverside Driv College Address: IQ Sncraunento St. Prepared at Dean Academy. V ALEN TIN E, J OIIN WA I lSWOR'l'1l:I. Age: 18 e. New York City. Age: 19 Home Address: 13QQ Ritchie Rd.. Chicaigo, lll. College Address: Shepherd 141. Prepared at Mllt0ll. Activities: 'liuskctbull Tezun, Finance Coin VAN SCHAAC K, GEORGE BOOTH. Home Address: Coxszickie, N. Y. College Address: QQ Shepherd St. Prepared at Coxsackie High. Activities: Glee Club. VAN TYNE, CLAUDE HALSTEAIJ, QD. Home Address: Ann Arbor, Micvli. College Address: James Smith B QS. Prepared at Culver Militztry Aczadelny. Activities: Truck Squad. V ELEZ, RAFAEL. mittee. -Xge' QQ Age: 18 Age: Q0 Home Address: Iiiilllitlllllit, Ecuador. S. A. College Address: 44 Fuller St., Brookline. Prepared at Sun Felipe College. Activities: Soccer Team. VERHOEK, FRANK HENRY. Home Address: GQ8 Prince St.. Grand Rap College Address: James Smith C 11. Prepared at Grand Rapids South High. Age: 17 ids, lVIich. Activities: Glee Club, Engineering Society. l175l VINE, BENJAMIN. Age: 17 Home Address: 34-3 I'I2l.lI1llt0ll Ave., Trenton, N. J. College Address: Gore E 23. Prepared at Trenton I-Iigli. Activities: University Band. IVADSWORTII, PHILIP PEARSUN. Home Address: 51 Beach St., Fralniugllanl. College Address: Gore D 23. Prepared at Framingham High. Activities: University Glee Club. WADSWORTH, WILLIAM P-E R KINS. Home Address: The Homestead, Genesee, N. Y. College Address: Gore B 31. Prepared at St. Paul's. Activities: Cross Count1'y Team, Track Squad. WALES, JOHN TI-IAYER. Home Address: 5 Park Terrace, WVest Roxbury. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. VVASHBURN, FRANK DEWITT, Jn. I-Iomc Address: 65 Francis Ave., fjil.lIllJI'ldgC. College Address: Same. Prepared at Cambridge Latin. WASSON, ROBERT EDIVARD. Home Address: 12 Tenny St., Cambridge. College Address: Same. Prepared at Ringe Technical. l1761 Age: 17 Age: 19 Age: 17 Age: 18 Age: 19 NVEATHERH EAD, ROBERT HARDING. Age: 19 Home Address: 1777 Crawford Rd., Cleveland, Ohio. College Address: Little 34. Prepared at University School. Activities: Soccer Squad. WEAVER, ROBERT CLIFTON. Age: 18 Home Address: 3519 14 St., N. E., 1Vashington, D. C. College Address: 413 Broadway. Prepared at Dunbar High. WEBER, LESTER HERNIAN. Age: 17 Home Address: 604 28th St., Cairo, Ill. College Address: Shepherd 13. Prepared at Staunton Militziry Academy. Activities: Crew Squad. WEEKS, JOHN COMSTOCK. Age: 18 Home Address: 16 Florida St., Dorchester. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. 1VElL, GEORGE LEON. Age: 18 Heine Address: 135 Central Park West, New York City. College Address: Standish A 11. Prepared at Ethical Culture. Activities: Instrumental Clubs, Business Board Run Book. WEILER, RICHARD. Age: 19 Home Address: 178 Dudley St., Brookline. College Address: Little 48. Prepared at Brookline High. Activities: Gore Hall Football Team. H771 WEILL, RICHARD. Age: 18 Home Address: 280 Rich Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. College Address: Gore E 23. Prepared at Mt. Vernon High. WEINSTEIN, ABRAHAM. Age: 18 Home Address: 206 Arlington St., Chelsea. College Address: Same. Prepared at Chelsea High. Activities: Basketball. WEISMAN, DONALD. Age: 19 Home Address: 680 Madison Ave., New York City. College Address: Standish D 22. Prepared at Cherry Lawn School. Activities: University Instrumental Clubs, Dormitory Squash Team, Editorial Board Run Book. WELLER, GEORGE ANTHONY. Age: 18 Home Address: 12 Pond St., Jamaica Plain. College Address: Persis Smith C 42. Prepared at Roxbury Latin. Activities: Lacrosse Squad, Glee Club, Social Service, Smith Halls Football Team. YVELLS, HENRY BARTLETT. Age: 17 Home Address: 226 East 9th St., Plainfield, N. J. College Address: Pcrsis Smith A 23. Prepared at Exeter. Activities: Chess Club, Fencing Squad. WERNER, RICHARD lVILLIAM. Age: 18 Home Address: 325 Prospect Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. College Address: Gore Hall C 44. Prepared at Riverside High. Activities: University Glee Club. H781 WEST, RICHARD GOODMAN. A201 19 Home Address: 374 Wadsworth Ave., New York City. College Address: Persis Smith C 33. Prepared at Trinity School. Activities: Glee Club. NX EYM OU'l l-I. P1lIIl,IP HLAC T K B 1 I RN. Age: I8 'Home Address: Ivy Ct., .lnckson Heights, N. Y. College Address: Jaunes Smith C 4-Q. Prepared at Montgomery School. Activities: Smith I-Iztlls Football Team, vl51msketb:x.ll, liaise- ball Squad. WIIEDON, ROGER DENISON. Age: 19 Home Address: Croydon Rd., Janiuiicn., li. I., N. Y. College Address: Gore Hull E 31. Prepared at Polytechnic Country Day. Activities: Dormitory Hockey, Dormitory WHITBECK, BRAINERD HUNT, J R. Age: llzmsketbztll. 18 Home Address: '-9 Greenfield Ave., lironxvillc, N. Y. College Address: Standish A 344. Prepared at Loomis. Activities: Jubilee Committee, Tennis Te WHITE, DAVID. Home Address: 4-9 Glenwaiy St., Dorchest College Address: IQ Seaver St., Roxbury. Prepared at Nlercersburg. Activities: Track Squad, German Club. WHITHAM, JOHN GARNETT, JR. il.ll'l. Age: QQ er. 'We' 19 .U- Home Address: 467 Lowell St., Lawrence. College Address: James Smith B fl-Q. Prepared at Andover. Activities: Assistant Truck Mzziiziger, Gle Board IIED Book. H791 e Club, Business WHITING, DAVID, Ju. Age: 20 Home Address: Wilton, N. H. College Address: Gore Hall C 23. Prepared at Browne and Nichols. Activities: Hockey Team, Smoker Committee. VVHITING, JOHN KIMBALL. JR. Age: 20 Home Address: 44 Longwood Ave., Brookline. College Address: Gore Hall C 23. Prepared at Hackley. Activities: Dormitory Crew. WHITMAN, JOHN. Age: 17 Home Address: Deerfield. lVIass. College Address: Gore Hall D 41. Prepared at Deerfield. Activities: Glee Club, Soccer Squad. WHITMORE, HAROLD BACON. Age: Q0 Home Address: Bedford Rd., Lincoln. College Address: Box 151, Lexington. Prepared at Cambridge Latin. WHITMORE, HOWARD, JR. Age: 21 Home Address: 54 Carver Rd., Newton Highlands. College Address: Standish B 13. Prepared at Newton High. WHITMORE, VVILLIAM DAVIE, III. Age: 20 Home Address: 675 39th Ave., San Francisco, Cal. College Address: Gore Hall C 21. Prepared at Belmont. Activities: Football Squad. H801 WHITNEY, ALFRED GIBSON. Age: 18 IIome Address: 8 Trowbridge Rd., lVorcester. College Address: Gore Hall E 44-. Prepared at Andover. WHITNEY, GEORGE KIRKPATRICK. , Age: 18 Home Address: Concord, lNIass. A College Address: Standish D 4-1. Prepared at Browne and Nichols. Activities: Social Service. WHITNEY, PAUL CREIGHTON. Age: 17 Home Address: 'YQ3 Belmont St., lVaverley. College Address: Same. ' Prepared at Belmont High. VVHITTEMORE, ROBERT MURRAY. Age: 18 Home Address: 179 Harrison St., East Orange, N. J. College Address: Gore .Hall B 23. Prepared at Poxnfret. Activities: Instrumental Clubs, University Instrumental Clubs. VVICKS, KENNETH FRANCIS. A Age: 19 Home Address: 490 Broadway, Pawtucket. R. I. College Address: Shepherd 6. Prepared at Pawtucket High. WILCOX, KENNETH WELLS. Age: 19 Home Address: 864 South 4-th St., Fulton. N. Y. College Address: Little 41. Prepared at Fulton High. l1811 WILDES, JAMES OTIS. Age: 18 Home Address: 18 IVy0ming St., Roxbury. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. Activities: Captain Cross Country Team, Soccer Squad. WILHELM, .IOHN NICHOLAS. Age: I6 Home Address: 15 Rugby Rd., Mattapan. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. WILKINSON, ROBERT ORMOND. Age: Q0 Home Address: 4150 Manzana de Gomez, Havana, Cuba. College Address: 94 Prescott St. Activities: Glee Club. WILKINSON, WARREN ARTHUR. Age: 18 Home Address: Bethany, Ill. College Address: Standish B 13. Prepared at Bethany High. Activities: University Band, Pierian Sodality 0Fl'llPSl'.l'iL. WILLIAMS, FREDERIC BERTRAM, JR. Age: 18 Home Address: 1 Rosemere Ct., Roslindalc. College Address: Gore Hall E 19. Prepared at Boston Latin. Activities: Football Squad. WILLIAMS, ROBERT OSGOOD. Age: 19 Home Address: 441 Hyde St., Newton Highlands. College Address: 5 Shepherd Hall. Prepared at Newton High. Activities: Crew Squad. H821 YVIN ER, NORMAN. Age: 15 Home Address: 604- 1Vest 6th St., Chattanooga, Tenn. College Address: 32 Clark St., Malden. Prepared at Chattanooga High. WINLUCK, GEORGE LANE. JR. Age: 21 Home Address: 4-1 Bowdoin St., Calnhridge. College Address: Same. Prepared at Ridgefield. Activities: Sub-Chairman Business Board RED Book. W INSLOW, YVALTER THACI-IER. Age: 18 Home Address: 130 Clark St., Newton Center. College Address: Standish D 34. Prepared at Rivers. Activities: Tennis Squad. WINSTON, OWEN LLOYD. Age: 19 Home Address: Gladstone, N. J. College Address: James Smith B 22. Prepared at St. lVIark's. Activities: Football Squad, Hockey 'll02tllI, Baseball Squad. Jubilee Committee. WINTRINGHANI, HENRY CLEMENT. Ju. Age: 20 Home Address: Nlillerton, N. Y. College Address: James Smith C 29. Prepared at Loomis. Activities: Crew Squad, Dormitory Crew. WISE, PARKER STEV ENS. Age: 10 Home Address: 128 Nlaple Ave., Flushing. N. Y. College Address: Little 16. Prepared at Middlesex. Activities: Football Squad, Sub-Chairman Jubilee Coln- mittee. I 183 1 WOLF. JOSEPH . Home Address: 59 Crest Ave., lvinthrop, lVIass. College Address: Saxne. Prepared at VVinthrop High. Activities: Track Squad. WOLFE, DUDLEY FRANCIS. Home Address: Glen Cove, Knox County, Mc. College Address: 411 Chestnut St.. Boston. Prepared at Andover. Activities: Football Squad. WOLFF, HAROLD ARNOLD. Home Address: Q35 Humboldt Ave., Roxbury. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. WOLPER, ABRAHAM. Home Address: 94 Fourth St., Chelsea. College Address: Salne. Prepared at Chelsea High. WOOD, DUDLEY PHELPS KING. Home Address: Hillhrook, Rye, N. Y. College Address: Standish C 23. Prepared at St. Marks Activities: Finance Committee, Social Service. WOOD, EVERETT ALDEN. Home Address: Hyde Park, lVIass. College Address: Shepherd 17. Prepared at Huntington. Activities: Track Squad. H841 Age: 19 Age: Q1 Age: 16 Age: 18 Age: 19 Age: Q0 WOODWORTH, ALFRED SKINNER. Age: 18 Home Address: 95 Mt. Vernon St. College Address: Persis Smith A 24. Prepared at Miclcllesex. Activities: Cross Country Team, Second Assistant Hockey lVIanager, Track Squad. WOOLLEY, CHARLES CIIAMBERLAIN. Age: I7 Home Address: Q6 Jones St., New York City. College Address: James Smith li ll. Prepared at Andover. WRIGHT, JAMES HARDON. Age: 18 Home Address: 28 Copley St., Newton. - College Address: 378 Harvard St. Prepared at Country Day. Activities: University Instrumental Clubs, Instrumental Clubs. IVYET H, WATTER FRANCIS, Ja. Age: 18 Home Address: Q5 Quidmic Rd.. YVaban. College Address: Standish D 34. Prepared at Rivers. Activities: Crew Squad. Y AKUBISIN, JOHN PATRICK. Age: 19 Home Address: 123 East Jackson St.. Hazleton, Pa. College Address: Persis Smith A 4-1. Prepared at Hazleton High. Activities: Glee Club. Y ESLAIVSKY , JULIAN LEON. ' Age: 18 Home Address: 30 IVoleott St., Dorchester. College Address: Same. Prepared at Boston Latin. H851 Y OUDELOVITZ, JULIUS. Age: 18 Home Address: 412 Salem St., Malden. College Address: Same. Prepared at Mzildeli High. Activities: Track Squad. YOUNGMAN, WILLIAM STERLING, JR. Age: 18 Home Address: 39 VVilliston Rd., Brookline. College Address: Gore C 34. Prepared at IVIiddlesex. Activities: Assistant Football Nlanager, Chairman Business Board RED Book, Executive Board. ZAKON. EDWARD. Age: 17 Home Address: '70 Hutchins St.. Roxbury. College Address: Persis Smith C 23. Prepared at Huntington. Activities: Glee Club. ZAVVACKI, EDMUND IGNACE. Age: 18 Home Address: 69 Garfield Ave., Easthampton. College Address: 109 Gainsborough St., Boston. Prepared at Williston Academy. Activities: Harvard Engineering Society. ZELLER, JOHN WALLACE. Age: 19 Home Address: Sault Ste. Marie. Mich. College Address: Persis Smith B 52. Prepared at Sault Central High. Activities: Basketball Squad. ZETZEL, LOUIS. Age: 17 Home Address: 29 Franklin Ave.. Chelsea. College Address: Same. Prepared at Chelsea High. l186l ZORN, GEORGE LYNCH. Home Address: Hobart, N. Y. College Address: 33 Bowdoin St. Prepared at Hobart High. Eamon Iautcblns Sabah: Zin jllflemnrp uf H871 - UNIVERSITY HALL MAJUQZ ,ff M :AX I X fff. 'Q' fa mf WJ! ff 3 M fi, Q ww f 4 7 Q N , - X ' f My In e M 1 Xu x My! X ' I L5-4 Q Q N mb 'fi M U S 'W nf, NWGF, ' 4 X X 5 X X -. i xr n 1 WI!! IN My i bl S, - 'Q -Q.Qf. F5ljXk W. X . .N S x ' X x x X MAJOR SPORTS CAPTAINS Major Sports Captains Awrnun l'1Uc:lf:N1c FRIGNCII, Jn. ffuptafin of lfootlmll French prepzireml at lvinehesler High Sehool unml lvkieeslel' .-Xeauleiny. ln his first year at VVinchester he played Foollmll, :incl at Woriesler he was euptziin of Truck and :L Ill01l1lJCl' of the Footlmll 'Leann for lhree years. He was lhe most versatile num in 'the lmckfielml of this yeairis Leann. JonN Tonou 1 7 fcyilfivi I1 of Iloekey At St. lNI:u'li,s School 'l'uclor was ezmptziin ol' Hockey, mul am meniher ol' lhe Foorlhallll and Baseball tezuns. Piiziyilig wing on 'the Hockey leann, he was one ol' the imminslziys of the offense, and led Lhe championship 'l.,Cillll in seoring. llis home is in Boston. JouN ANDRICXV Piuoic Captain of ,liaselmll Prior played Buseozill for three years at Andover, :incl was also on 'lhe Football and Hockey teams before coming to college. He eupiuineml the Ac-auleniy nine last season. He played in the line on 'lhe l oo'lha1ll lezun. Zllltl was euleher on the Baseball tezun. He lives in Medford. .RIl'lIARIJ IHIIQNR1' 0'C'oNN1-11.1. Uuyatafzfzz of Truck 0,Connell prepared al, Exeter. 'l'here he was enpluin ol' Fooll' .ll :xml :1 member of the Track 'l.eauu. At eollege he was an regular enfl on lhe 1929 Foolhnll team. He lives in Czunbriclge. l1911 rf Q fl 1, 'v ' if , fa, , W W 5 - --if .,', K 'S ,:2:',5' ww 2 ...:'v'b'1-1, ,,.MM9.! , mmf I f'N'99'f??g'3' Lzuseifbg 'Mnunf' 'www-'W ?' kZ2 9IMFlQ X fff.!:f ' -1--Tv ' ' N Iv' AX fy, 'I k ' A MQ f kygg2 Ly ff ,f ,,f -x .. - , I. ,A -'iff' ' Q ,.- 1?1?242 ,fff XX YM ww x f ,Q aff 3 SQ A igtgw h I n Q- L 'f v .f4 I 1,1 ,1 ,1 ill N :fly I 1 XR lm 'mv , .EF ' .U ' W N- 'f - -ffl iii , -x f , -Q5 , - -f-- 5 .3'::.,:1g::!: -2 4 - -'S i EIL... i -1-T ! f ,,f- h'-1,,i-2 -ii- '-ri-,,,.. ,..f- .14- .. l A 11 i , i 11,-f ,juli The Football Season 110111 lhe beginning of the season until the final game, the Freshman Football team remained unde'l'ealed. ln this period it played four games and won t.hree of them, showing greater power and coordination all the while. As a result. of this creditable record, the team wenl. on the field before the Yale game confident, and yet deterinined to avenge lhe defeats suffered in re- cent. years. This determination proved ol' no avail, for a heavier Yale team broke through lhe Harvard line 'lo score a 3-1--0 victory. Yet, there is no cause to look back upon the season with dis- appointment. The earlier games with Andover, Exeter, lvOl'COSlT01', and Cushing, show that the team possessed slrenglh and ability. while the Captain French score ol' lhe Yale game tails 'lo indicate 'lhe unflinching resistance the Crimson players offered to a stronger team. The 'first call for Football candidates was issued on hflonday, September 96. In response, a record squad ol' one hundred seventy-.five men reported to Head Coach Thomas J. Campbell, '12, and his assistants, Coaches QF. G. Akers. '95, ll. Bond. '18, H. T. Dunker, '25, E. 1V. liewis, F. J. O,Brien, 315, and E. 1Yaehter. The entire group was retained for the first week, the men being put through preliminary exercises for the most part. Then the squad was divided in two, E. D. Hamilton, ,QL and A. Hinckley, ,QIL taking the second group for 4 Class and dormitory teams. After having canceled the game scheduled with Andover on Octo- ber 10 because ol' impossible weather conditions. the Freshman team was held to a scoreless tie the following Monday. For 'lhe first t.hree quarters, both teams resorted to straight Football with much kicking. The opposing lines were strong. and the game continued on even terms until the Harvard eleven opened up in the last period. Then a series of wide sweeps and off-tackle thrusts carried the ball to the 9-yard line where Harvard lost the ball on downs just before the game ended. French, Putnam, and Cunningham were consistent in gaining ground while carrying the ball. I 193 1 llrowurd 19129, U .1 mlovcr. U Coach Campbell On the following Saturday the team won from II m'1va'rcI 1999 .15 . . , ' Exeter, m a closely contested encounter on Soldiers 0 Field. Held to two points in the first half, the Crimson eleven took the offensive early in the third period. Aided by a 15-yard penalty, the team marched down the field, Cunningham and Mills carrying the ball most of the time. Cunningham, a former Milton player, scored. Forward passes featured the second drive, and a long toss, French to Putnan, put the ball over the goal line. French's kick was good for an extra point. Ilmtmwl 1929, Q5 Un October Q4-, the team journeyed to Wforcester, . Where it won a rather easy victory. VVorcester made an auspicious beginning when Forsbe1'g intercepted - . a pass in his own territory and ran seventy yards through a broken field for a touchdown. Before the end of the half, however, Harvard displayed better football, Cunningham evening the score by a dash across the goal. Shortly after the start of the second half. French scored twice against his former schoolmates. A succession of off-tackle and end runs brought this about. Late in the fourth quarter, Putnam scored the last touchdown, Robinson added the extra point, making the final score Q5-6. During the game French's punting was a feature, while Geissler, substituting at end, played particularly well. y Several days after this game. on October 27, F Arthur Eugene French, Jr., of VVinchester, the regular left halfback, was elected captain of the team. French prepared at W0l'CCS'tCl' Academy, where he played football for two years and was captain of the Track team. His dependable playing was an important factor in the 1929 successes. , In its last encounter before the Yale meet, the 1929 E:veter, W o1'ceste1', 6 Manager Carlton II ev 'l 919. , I , . . mifglgll 1 9 35 team faced the strongest Cushing Academy team in if ' gi years. The schoolboys fought hard and tried des- perately to score, but the determined Freshman eleven swept to an inspiring victory. Harvard scored in the first period when Putnam placed a Q9 -yard kick squarely between the uprights. Before the game ended, Cunningham and Putnam had each scored twice, while Wise, a substitute, added the fifth touch- down. Twenty-eight Freshman players took part in this fray which was marked by hard, fast playing. During the game, French looked like one of the best backs in years, while Burns, returning after a layoff, played brilliantly. The six weeks, competition for managers closed on November 4, Winslow Carlton of New York receiving the position. Carlton prepared at Choate. The other appointments were as follows: Assistant Manager, VVilliam Sterling Young- man, Jr., of Brookline, Second Assistant Manager, Talbot Baker of Milton, H941 Chairman of the Inter-Dormitory Managers, Bronson Griscom of Syosset, New York, Gore Hall Manager, J olm deLaittre of Minneapolisg Smith Halls Manager, William Tappan King of Milton, Standish Hall hianager, John Wll1t011 Hutchin- son of West Newton.- - , , The evening before the Yale game, members of the Class staged a torch- light procession through the streets of Cambridge, ending in the Smith Halls Quadrangle. Here the Class was addressed by Dean E. A. VVhitney, '17, Coach J. T. Campbell, VV. H. Trumbull. 515, and Captain French. After these speeches, A. H. O'N eil, ,28, led cheers for the members of the team. HM-mrd 1999 0 Inspired by this demonstration of the Classis sup- Yale 1929 N 34 port, the Freslnnen entered the Yale game deter- ' mined to win. More than ten thousand were in the Stadium for this climax to the 1929 Football season on November 14. The first break went to Yale when Captain Brandenburg won the toss and took advan- tage of a strong wind that was blowing. Yale immediately began a kicking game, and a fumble gave the blue-jerseyed Freshmen the ball on Harvardis 20- yard line. The Crimson was penalized twice and Garvey Went through the line for- the first score. The Harvard eleven then started a powerful attack which . ,alle 1 . Ilurvllrrl Crnnmu During the Exeter-Harvard Game I 195 1 carried the ball well into Yale territory. But just before the period ended, Gar- vey intercepted a forward pass and ran the ball back to mid-field. Early in the second quarter Captain French was temporarily stunned by a blow on the head. and his next punt was very short. Yale was once more in a scoring position, and Miller broke away for a tally. Brandenburg also crossed the Crimson line and the fourth score came shortly afterwards when Miller made his second touchdown after a 50-yard run. Yale led at the end of the half, Q7-0. The Harvard men fought stubbornly during the third period, missing three goals by narrow mar- gins. On one occasion the ball was lost on downsg another time a pass was inter- ceptedg the last time Donaghey's try for a field goal failed. In spite of desperate resistance, Garvey ploughed through for the final touchdown in the last period. Following the Yale game numerals were awarded to eighteen players and two managers, namely: VV. H. Brine, S. C. Burns, F. A. Clark, J. S. Cunningham, E. P. Dewing, G. E. Donaghey, B. H. Dorman, VV. Faversliam, A. E. French, A. M. Geissler, VV. Goodwin, B. J. Harrison, T. S. Kernan, T. G. Moore, R. H. 0'Con- nell, J. Parkinson, E. T. Putnam, K. D. Robinson, and VV. Carlton and IVV. S. Youngman, Nlanagers. lfoulon Globe The Yale Game H061 The Summary Islfxnvfxlw 1929 YALE 1929 O'Connell, l.e. r.e. Crile, Bingham Clark, Favershain. l.t. r.t. Eddy, Dow Parkinson, l.g. r.g. Charlesworth, Minor Dorman, Kerman, e. 4-. Phillips, VVright, Forman Goodwin, Dewing, Harrison, r.g. l.g. Tweedy. Spiel Robinson, r.t. l.t. Griggs, Cheney Burns, Geissler, r.e. l.e. Kline, Paxton, lVIeIntyre Putnam. q.b. q.h. Decker, Hohen, Fowler French, Donaghey, Moore, l.l1.h. r.h.h. Garvey, Loud, hfiller, Manville, Fearing Moore, French, r.l1.b. l.h.lm. BI'2t11LlCl1lDllI'g, liillhardt. Lelnpe, Simmons cllllllllllglliilll, Brine, f.h. l'.b. Huhhard. Broekleinan, Rice Score: Harvard 1929, Og Yale 1929, 341. Touehdowns: Garvey 2, lVIiller 2, Brandenburg. Points after touchdown: Garvey C2j, Miller, llrandenhurg. Referee: F. N. Bergen. Umpire: F. YV. Bratt. Field Judge: F. YV. Burleigh. Head Linesman: T. lVhite. Time: 15 minute Aquarters. 1929 Record Oc-t.. 10 Harvard 1929 . 0 Andover Oct. 17 Harvard 1929 . 15 Exeter Oct. 24 I-Iarvard 1929 25 Worcester Oct. 31 Harvard 1929 35 Cushing Nov. 14- Harvard 1929 0 Yale 1929 Total Harvard 1929 . 75 Opponents Games played, 5: games non, 3, games lost, lg games tied 1 E 'if'- .v' Captain French I mr 1 Il1l1'rm':l I O'Connell Dewing Brine Youngnian Carlton Kernan Harrison Fa V6I'SllilI11 Goodwin Geissler Campbell Clark Putnam Cunningham French Burns Moore Robinson Dorman Donaghey Parkinson FOOTBALL TEAM The Football Team A. E. Flu-1Nf'1l, Jn., Captain Wmsnow C TAn1.'roN. M imager W. S. Y oUNoM.xN. JR., .flssixtfzvzt Manager T. J. CAMPBIGLI., Coach TEAM Name Pos it ion A ge He ight We ight School R. H. 0'Connell L.E. QQ 6'0 175 Exctor F. A. Clark l..T. 19 6'4 200 St. Mark's John Parkinson L.G. 19 5'8 172 Groton B. H. Dorman C. 19 5' 11 167 Andover WV. C. Goodwill R.G. 19 5'9 -180 lVInrblcl1ond High K. D. Robinson R.T. 18 6'3 180 Groton S. C. Burns R.E. Q0 5'11 173 Andover E. T. Putnam Q.B. 17 5'9 155 Nfilton A. E. French, Jr. L.I-1.13. 19 5' 11 170 YVorccstcr T. G. Moore R.H.B. 19 6'1 170 St. Louis Country Day J. S. Cunninghann EB. 18 5'8 170 Milton SUBSTITUTES VV. Fuvershaln L.T. Q0 6' 3 175 Groton T. S. Kernnn C. 17 5'11 170 Nlilton E. P. Dewing' R.G. 19 6'3 190 Exeter B. J. Harrison R.G. 18 6'4 185 St. l':1ul's A. M. Geissler R.E. 18 5'10 170 St. 1'aul,s G. E. Donzighey ,L.H.B. 18 5'9 155 Boston Latin VV. H. Brine F.B. Q0 6'0 165 VVilliston 11991 X5 - 9 -194, Y ' '- J 5 .-, M 7 1 4,4771 fl. Q fun rglggr The Hockey Season ITI-I the record set by the undefeated 1927 and 1928 teams as an incentive, this year's Freshman Hockey team proved that it was equal, if not supe1'ior to, its predecessors. It was an aggressive, not a defensive, combination. The stickmen had nine victories and one tied score to lheir credit, and showed l'CllliLI'li2l.lll0 ability and team play under the expert coaching of Mr. J. H. Dempsey, ,Q3, who has now turned out three suc- cessive undefeated Freshman Hockey teams. The schedule this year was a stiff one, including all the powerful schoolboy sextets in this vicinity, besides the Dartmouth and Yale Freshmen. The season opened with a meeting on De- cember 8, at which sixty-two men reported, more Captain Tudor than half of tl1en1 signing up for defense positions. Practice began shortly thereafter, and the remaining time before Christmas was spent in cutting down the squad and organizing the material for the first game. The Boston Arena was secured for practice several afternoons each week, the Charlesbank rinks being used at all other possible times. The team opened its season in a game with Browne and Nichols at the Arena on January 13. The Crim- son men had been handicapped by the lateness and poor condition of the ice on the outdoor rink. The schoolboy team was easily overwhelmed, Tudor scoring five times. VVeak goal tending was partly responsible for the high score. However, the Freshmen far outclassed their opponents and the entire squad saw action in the game. l On the following Sat- Ilafrzvafrd 1929, 152 Browne and N iclwls, Q Q5czf1'SZtllj512!2, urday, the 1929 men ' 1 ' ' ' disposed of the heavy scoring St. lVIark's team, one of the most threaten- ing obstacles of the season. Crosby and Putnam, right wing and center, led the attack, while Jackson protected the Crimson net in skillful fash- ion. Crosby scored once, giving a brilliant display Manager Stevens of skating and stick work. Putnam, who scored the other two goals, worked well in the forward line with Tudor and Crosby. tml Ilwmrd 1999, 5, llflilton was the nextlto be defeated bylthe powerful JHHON 0 l'reshman team. Alter two perrods ot tast skating ' and heavy body checking during NVlllCll neither team gained a decided advantage, the 1999 men broke down the Milton defense in the final session ol' the game. At this time two goals were made in rapid succes- sion. The team was without the services of Tudor in this contest. Un February 55, the first-year skaters downed Cam- gfiiliilixiiglilil :dm 5 bridge littllll. deieatmg them 4 to 0. lhe schoolboys were on lhe defensive most ol' the time and did well to keep the score down. Stanley, lhe only Crimson player 'lo remain on the ice throughoul. the contest, was the star ol' the game, scoring twice. 'l'he 'formidable Putnam-'l'udor combination produced a third goal. Crosby, Har- vard right wing, was absent, and the Freshman forward line did not function as smoothly as pos- sible. On the l'ollowing day, John Tudor of Boston, the brilliant left wing ol' the Freshman Hockey team, was unanimously elected Captain. He was the high scorer of the season to that point, having six goals to his credit. He starred for the St. Markis sextet for two years, and in his last season there. he caplained the team. ,. 'l'he easy triumph IIll'7'l'llI'lI 1929, .1 Y U H I y U I, F , ,tv Coach Dempsey EMM., 0 oyu ic nxtat ,M lil team on l'ebruary 0, made the fifth victory for 'lhe Harvard first-year lnen. In the first period, the Freshmen clearly outplayed their rivals, but lacked the scoring drive. In the last two sessions, however, they opened up their powerful attack and bombarded the Exeter cage at close range. Tudor paved the way by scoring two of the five goals. On February 15, after a hard, exciting struggle at the Arena, the Freshman sextet was tied by Melrose with a 1 to 1 score. A fast shot from the stick of Cap- tain Lloyd of the visiting team evened up the tally just before the final whistle. Due to the lack of time it was impossible to decide the issue in an overtime period. Putnam made the only goal for Harvard after a pass from Tudor. Jack- son put up a brilliant display for the Crimson by stopping the hard-driving Mel- rose forwards. H1n'1'ard 1929, 1 lllelrosa High, 1 Hmumrd 1929, 3 The 1.929 team contimled on its patlr of victory with Newhm Hliqh, 0 a decisive win .over the dangerous lNewton High six ' on the Arena ice. lhe 1'1'6Sll1l10ll were equaled by the visitors in speed and stick work, but were superior in combination play. Carlton, Putnam and Tudor penetrated the schoolboy goal. M031 y The Freshmen played poor Hockey in downing the IIc1o'varcI19Q9, 3 i I p I . Damnmdh1929! pl Daitmouth l9Q9 ttain: Vary. lflllgll ice had a good deal 'to do with the ltl1llIlIJl'0SSlVl' exhibition, but the Crimson players seemed listless and tired. A. S. Bigelow was I-Iarvard's best performer, scoring the first, goal for his team. Alter the game the men were given a short holiday from strict training. I On l elmruary QQ, l'aul's was de'l'eal,ed hy a single U goal alter. an OSCIUIIQ contest: on the COI1COI'll'l'lllli. lhree periods ol the game went scoreless, and it was not until the last play of the first overtime session that Captain Tudor ranuned the puck past the schoolboy goalguard for the only tally ol the struggle. The llarrm-11 19129, Sf. Pa'14l'.s', last, rugged St. l'aul's team proved the stiflest opposition that the first-year men came up against this year. On l eln'uary Q6 came the final contest of the season 1 with Yale at the Arena. The first li'reshman Smoker ' 4 U929, ,. . . . . . 1 all I 4 ot the year was held in 'the Union Just belore the Ilm'1vurrI 19.29, IU game, and at this function the undefeated Hockey team was present, while Cap- tain 'lfudor addressed the Class. The players then left for the Arena amidst cheers, and were soon followed hy most of their classmates, who supported 'them enthusiastically during the game. Opening the struggle with a fierce attack in the first period which netted them live goals, the Crimson skaters swept to their ninth and final victory of the season, defeating the Yale Fl'0SllIll0l1 by the large score ol' 10 to 4. In the second period. the Blue players became more aggressive and held the winners to a standstill, each sextet scoring twice. The Harvard stiekmen worked smoothly during the greater part ol' the game. and had little 'trouble in piercing the Blue defense with the exception ol' the late second period. iam-u. llrlrlvlrfl f'rifrl fn Practice at the Arena mon In a liLSlQ-llllllllll? drive the losers scored lwiee before nlhe whislle closed 'lhe con- leslz. A. S. Bigelow divided honors for the winners with Caplamin Tudor. The fifteen men who played in the gzune were zuvau'ded their numerals, :is were B. WV. Stevens, who was appoinled Muimger, und J. O. Ross, 'lhe Assistzuil, lVl2l.Ilil.,Lfl'l'. The lineup for the Yule Qilllll' was as follows: 'ILxicv,xlcn 1929 Y.-im: 1929 'l'ud0r fCzipt.D, Carlton. l.w. r.w. Curtis, Gillespie l'utu:un. VVinston, c-. e. Brzuly, Douglas Crosby, VVhiting, Cunninglizuu, r.w. l.w. hloorhezid. Dean, Smith Stanley, Covel, H. NV, Bigelow, l.d. r.d. Mzmville A. S. Bigelow, Covel. Clark, r.d. l.d. Cady QC:ipt.j. Jones Jackson, Newell, Trainer, g. g. Kzielirle, Wfarner Score: Harvard 1929. 101 Yule l9Q9, -I-. Goals: A. S. Bigelow 4-, Crosby fi, Tudor 2, Stanley, Munville, Curtis, Douglas, Cady. Referee: Synott. Time: Three Q0-minute periods. ..lrl' Ilurrurll Criumrm Captain Tudor 1 205 1 Stevens Carlton Covel Clark Dempsey Xewell H. Bigelow YYinston Ross Jackson Crosby A. Bigelow Tudor Putnam Stanley Trainer Cunninglnun lYhiting HOCKEY TEAM The Hockey Team JOIIN Tunoa, lfuptafin B.x1mm'T W. S'1'mv1f:Ns, Manager JonN O. Ross, .fl,.v.wT.wta:r1t Manager J. H. Dmrrsmv, Coaclz Name ' Posit ion A ge Height We ight School A. S. Bigelow R.D. 19 6'2 170 lVIilton Academy H. W. Bigelow y l..D. 19 6'2 MZ 165 Milton Academy VVinslow Carlton LAN. 17 5'9 QV! 150 Choate F. A. Clark ,l..D. 19 6'5 -200 St. Mark's R. B. Covel R.D. 18 6 ' 170 St. Mark's H. G. Crosby B.W. 10 5'11 160 Exeter J. S. Cunningliam ,lt.VV. 18 5'8 172 Milton Academy 0. P. Jackson G. 18 5'7 170 St. 1'aul's H. I-I. Newell G. 18 6'3 165 Noble and Greenough E. T. Putnam, Jr. C. 17 5'10 M 158 Milton Academy ff , M. N. Stanley L.D. 20 5'11 165 Browne and Nichols S. B. Trainer G. 10 6'1 M 165 Upper Canada College John Tudor L.W. 18 5'10 M 160 St. Mark's David VVhiting RAV. Q0 5'11 160 Browne and Nichols O. L. VVinston C. 18 6' 160 St. Mark's Average Age: 18.4- Average Height: 5'l1 M Average VVeight: 166 lbs. 12071 fy' gf ,df Q 1. af ,1.', -jig!-ff- iii u,,,...-e- .l 'Z- 1 i'-7312: -lf c . R, 2 91' gf? 1?' -.1-.. ,,..:: 'gg-f ...,, E i -L Davis The Crew Season HORTLY after the opening of college in October, Coach Haines called out all those who wished to engage in fall rowing. A large number of candidates reported and were soon set to work on the machines, special attention being given to blade work and use of the hands. After two weeks of this training, the men were sent out in the Leviathan daily. It was at this time that the first call for coxswains was issued, a large nulnber responding. The next step was to divide the squad into the experienced and inexperienced oarsmen, the former being located in shells and the latter in barges. The experi- enced men were divided into the Red, White, and Blue crews, the first two being heavy-weight and the last named averaging about 150 pounds. Several informal races were held between these boats, and the White crew showed a temporary edge over the others. The inexperienced crews were chosen by dormitories, each Freshman hall having from three to four representatives on the water. In a regatta held in November, the championship of the dormitories was won by Smith, with Standish second and Gore third. The most important race of the fall season was held late in November. A new crew, composed of experienced men from the football squad, made its appear- ance at this time and came in a close second to the Blue crew, which surprised with a clean-cut victory. The White crew came in third and the Red fourth, followed by the Smith and Gore Hall dormitory crews. Much excellent material was unearthed during the fall season, giving Coaches Haines and Hobson definite ideas as to what they might expect in the spring. lQ09 1 I111111ediately after the llllfl-yt'21I' OX2Illllll2ttl0I1 period a rneeting was l1eld in the Slllitll Halls COIIIIIIOII Room for all 111e11 wl1o intended to go o11t for Crew during the second half-year. Al. this iueeting' al111ost 0110 l1lll1fll'GCl a11d fifty 111011 were present to hear Head Coach Stevens, Freshman Coach Haines, a11d Trairier Farrell speak. WVork was i111111ediately started in Wleld boat house on the 1ll2lCT1lll0S and in the tank. It was apparent at the very beginning that this yearis Crew would be a good one, as lllitlly expe1'ienced candidates showed good form at this early date. By the time that the ice was out ol the river 'te11'l,a'live crews had already bee11 practisilig together i11side. Tl1e break-up was exceptionally late this year, and ice-cutting IIIUCTITIICS l1ad to be used i11 order to lllitlit! it possible to take the Leviathan out by the first of April. Three crews were chosen for the first squad, and the heavy crew , stroked by C. TVICEISHIII Norton, soon proved its SllIDGI'iOI'l'lEy. Tl1e other members of this crew are Lawrence, bow, Hanllen, Q, 15111111615 3, Clark, 4, MllYCi'li6, 5, Harrison, 6, and Saum, 7. This aggregatio11 has rowed 0116 111ile a11d tl11'ee-quarters i11 tl1e startling early-season time of 9 niinutes and 34 seconds and l1as beaten tl1e first University Crew by te11 feet i11 a race of the same length. Such feats augur well for the coming seaso11. In the end of April, Morton Cole was elected captain ol' the 150-pound Crew. This crew also looks promising, the boat being very well balanced Etllll COll1P1'iS0il of experienced Oill'S1l1Cl1. I11 addition, several crews l'Cp1'CSCl1'li1lg each LlO1'111ll0l'y practice daily. Coach Haines I 210 1 ...M 1 .s g zqig w u s 1 -i s Q s ,- !t.+?a.l.Ji'g A g .: - iwg ' 5J AA A I N bw ff N ' ' . ' J . 1 X I ' - V- , ' 7 , -- ' :.,ff:.j:,:. 443 ' , W f Ill 1 150 LB, CREW - -- V -,.A..., Y ...Za-rnnn..,,....- - - .-r..- ..-W-.V --Y V THE LEVIATHAN lla rrnrd Uri .1 .V u,,l.LlVL'., I Saturday, May Saturday, May Friday, June Saturday, hfay Saturday, May Thursday, lVIay VVednesday, May 1Yednesday, May The Crew Schedules F irst Frcslmzan 22 Pennsylvania and NI. I. T. at Cambridge Q9 Navy and Cornell at Cambridge Q5 Yale at New London Second Iflreslmum 1 Groton at Groton 29 St. Mark,s at Southboro Third If'resh1nan 6 Huntington and Cambridge Latin at Cambridge 20 Winning Dormitory Eight and Middlesex at Cambridge First 150-Pound 12 NI. 1. T. at Cambridge QQ Yale at Derby, Connecticut The 1 50-lb. Crew Saturday, May N amc P0.w1'lion, E. F. FltZllllgll ll. NI. Cole Q A. S. Ostheimer ' 3 F. E. Farnsworth 4- S. Addoms 5 F. B. Lee 6 J. Hudson '7 J. A. Swords S. A. M. Pappenlieinrer Cox A ge 19 19 17 Q0 920 19 19 19 17 Height 6'10 61 5l11wH 5f11M11 5l10Mll 5'11 Gill! GI 514M11 IQ131 Weight 145 150 153 148 150 152 155 146 114 School Groton Browne and Nichols Episcopal Academy Middlesex Exeter Evans The Hill St. Paul's Lincoln CD U W. g 1 E S '45 . f.. ' , ' ' ,Q , 'el ' its .xg The Coxsvvains Because of a shortage of coxswains in the three upper classes, Freshmen were used to cox a number of the 150-pound Crews and Class Crews at the Newell boat- house this year. During both the fall and spring seasons the 1999 coxswains were assigned to different crews every few days, sometimes taking out Freshman shells and sometimes directing Sophomore, Junior and Senior eights. The opening of the season found few men who had had previous experience as coxswains, so that, while the oarsmen were busy on the machines, the candidates for the steering position were engaged in learning the many river rules, boathouse and equipment regulations, and embarking, rowing, and landing commands. Practical experience on the water later gave them the necessary knowledge of winds and currents, and tested their fitness for the management of the shell while on the water. The coxswains are: H. Berlinger, N. P. Breed, A. E. Bloomberg, R.H. Craw- ford, E. Dane, M. 0. Gibson, T. C. Hollander, I. Neiman, P. A. Newsome, A. M. Pappenheimer, W. A. deSautelle and L. H. Seiff. I Q14 1 7 , 3 . , ' i 'Agni L , ' ,, 1.:? ',T'- ff?i'ffi?5'4' - N :Kiel 7 -5-. V 'E 'QVZQ f- ' .L .- 1 H- A 521'-nm , 1 1 ,T ' 'fi ' P 5 A ' S 55 ' if 'feiriif 32 Q ,g lMEHBKF.,hf'iQ f:::.,, 3 1. nf' -.-L - -A .-Y- ' .,. ne? . .5 , .3 as - - gh. .-I Q ws. . .,s-f if a Ay- Y 517' ,. sri, ' ' A-B .- 4.,f,.,,1 .1 L ..f,- sq :Q-1-in RJ' . if f 3 . Y 'ifrfifg N Da ne Neiman Breed Norton Saum Harrison llurchie Clark Emmet Hamlen Lawrence Harkness Robinson Hubba rd Covel Kroell Cushman YYyeth Bell Greer Shearer Sexton Howard Olmstead Stewart Parkinson Mills THE CREW SQUAD Name J. l'.zuvre110e E. I'IHll'llCIl W. T. Ennnet, F. A. Clark G. Mllrcliie B. J. Harrison G. N. Saum C. NICK. Norton 1 L. I. Neiman B. 2 3 4- 5 6 7 S. Cox Crew O-The First Crew Positimz A gc' Ueigllt B. 18 WM 2 19 6'1 rs 19 6'3M 4' 26 6'5 5 19 MM 6 19 6'4M 7 19 mow S. 1,9 WM Cox 17 5' Crew N M. L. Bell W. F. Wyeth A. CllSl1l1li1.1l D. T. Kroell R. B. Covel J. De1V. I'1ul1ba1'4l K. D. Robinson R. B. Harkness N. P. Breed 12171 ll'c'igl1l 166 173 176 198 189 1.86 176 167 94 Crew P A. Mills I J. 1 urkinson 1V. 1. Stuart C. 11. fJllIlSlLi'2Hl H. Ilowurcl IC. 1V. Sexton Svlmol Groton Groton St. l':111l's St. 1N1:n'li's Kent St. l':1.1ll'S 1VzLtsclia1 High Groton Boston liatin 1V. L. SIIORLPGI' D. S. Greer E. 1711.110 THE FRESHMAN DORMITORIES T l W W r I Mailllwg X, ff , ' - -- 'jg,2fiiisMXxW fm, ,, X Z Z x:NTivyf W1llp' Wm XX F r Q 'I Ml .arf-t',-'3:i?:::ll' I 'IW H ' Z'--1. 'JI '-.- 5 '52 ,f a .1 I 1' ll 'E' vt ,AZ -N.-AE? IX' .---'EJ , QNX A 'A ,ww '5 , , XM .,, X, 0 --5 11.113111 x M5 -1 X ' , ,, Unk 1 'Lf ,: -, :f-'.!?5:':'.f4.' 'S n 'i'l'mx5'sf'Q ' 21.l6M1f 'ff:f,:Z '.1p1':f-9' H 'ASL ll 4.161 Y ig--M .lfM4,'m-,541 - .,,-.. 1. 11, t - ,, ,2q31l1ixEx!!uXlMxtQvian ' v'7,,4z.if 55116 ,- A A A' 4f-,:.Lt.:- ,yall - . V. .Il-Sli?-'if-Zj' :Q f'i'X dgflif ' The Baseball Season LTHOUGH most of tl1e preliminary practice this year was held in the cage because of ex- ceptionally cold weather, the Baseball team has been successful in its early games, and, while it is impossible to make predictions at the present time, the prospects are exceedingly bright. Battery men began work the end of February, and were followed two weeks later by the other players. Coach Claude B. Davidson then had the task of picking his squad on the basis of ability shown during in- door practice. After several cuts, thirty-five men remained, from whom the team has been formed. The others were turned over to Coach Samborski, who is in charge of the dormitory teams. Departing from the custom of the last few years, tl1e team remained at home during the spring vacation. Instead of the trip through Massachusetts and Connecticut, practice sessions, starting the middle of the week, were held daily on Soldiers Field, which gave the men 1no1'e chance to work together in preparation for a hard schedule. The early games show the Freshman team to be a well-balanced outfit that possesses offensive power among the substitutes as well as the regulars. The pitching staff has been especially strong, with enough capable material on hand to dispel any fears of its breaking. The infield works smoothly, while the out- field reaches the same standards. Because of wet grounds the first game of the Freshman schedule, that on April 10 with Miclclle- sex, was canceled. The season opened on Wednesday, April 14, when W6HtW01'tll Institute came to Soldiers Field. The.Freshmen had little trouble in winning 8-1. They started by scoring five runs in the opening inning, after which both teams steadied, and played tight ball. Harvard used three pitche1's effectively, each working a few innings. Miya- kawa, the diminutive Japanese shortstop,led the attack, with two hits and two walks in five trips to the plate, while Durkee and lVIcGehee each Coach Davidson gathered two- M201 Captain Prior 4 The score: R u ic lIm'1vcu'1l1929 5 0 Q 1 0 0 0 0 x 8 10 1 lVcnlw0frth I'lLSt'lif'1lf0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 '7 1 Batteries: Ntalloy, Ketchum, 1N'.hitmore and Priorg Barr, Heneau, Scott and Wlelsh. The next Saturday, Huntington fell before the first-year nine. Coming from behind, the Freslnnen scored six runs in the fourth, and won the seven-inning game rather handily. The feature of the contest occurred when Todd. of the Crimson, knocked a 'foul fly in the first inning with two on base, and the side was retired on a triple play. In this game Elkins led the batting order with four sale blows in five trips to the plate, while lVliyakawa and Mcflehee made two out of three. The score: R u Ja IIarL'ard191?9 1 0 1 ti 0 3 1 1Q 16 ti II'llIIf'IiNgfOI1 4- 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 3 55 Batteries: Nisula,Ketclnnn,1V.hitmore and Priorg Pickard and Dudley. Following a iractice frame with the University nine, which the lflreslunen won rv I B u 25 to Q, John Andrew Pr1or,ot lVled'lord, was elected captain ot the team. Prior played first base at Andover for three years, and was captain ol' the Academy nine last year. This spring Coach Davidson shifted him to catcher. where his ability pulp him ahead of the other candidates, and it is from this position that he will lead the team. On A mril Q8 the Crimson nine won a Well- Jlaved game from Cushing Acad- . .i P3 H emy by a 7 to 4 score. Cushing came to Soldiers Field with a heavy hitting team, but Ketchum, who pitched the whole game for Harvard, was effective, keeping his opponents, hits scattered. Behind this steady pitching, the Freshman batters, led bv Mivakawa and Ketchum. continued their assault on visiting mouudsmen, u a P? getting tourteen sate blows. In tour 'l r1ps to the plate Miyakawa secured adouble and a triple. The score: lt n 11: Ilmrczird 1929 1 0 0 Q 0 1 0 Q 0 '7 14- Q Cushing 0 0 0 1 0 Q 1 0 0 HL 6 1 Batteries: Ketchum and Priorg Coburn, Crossman, and 1Yal- kins. The Freshmen won their fourth consecutive game on Saturday, lVlay 1, when they defeated Xv01'CCSlLCl' Academy. Until the final inning, the game was a tight pitchers, duel between Wlhitmore, 19Q9, and Strickland. Coming into the last half of the seventh and final inning with the score of 1 to 1, the Crimson batters rattled a succession of base hits oft Strickland, and, aided by several wild throws, scored four runs to win 5 to 1. For the first time the offense of the Freshman team lQQ1l Q failed to get at least ten hits, Donaghey being the only man to connect safely more than once. During the shortened game Whitmore struck out eleven men while Strickland had ten to his credit. lhe score: R u ic H mrznard 1929 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 5 5 1 W owrester 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 6 4 Batteries: Whitmore and N ewellg Strickland and Abbot The Baseball Schedule Saturday. April 10 Middlesex at Concord Wednesday April 14 Wentworth Institute at Soldiers Field Friday, April 16 Huntington at Boston Wednesday, April 28 Cushing Academy at Soldiers Field Saturday, May 1 Worcester Academy at Soldiers Field Wednesday, May 5 Brown 1929 at Soldiers Field Friday, Mary 8 Exeter at Exeter Wednesday May 12 Holy Cross 1929 at Soldiers Field Friday, May 15 Dartmouth 1929 at Soldiers Field Wednesday, May 19 High School of Commerce at Soldiers Field Friday, May 22 Andover at Andover Saturday, May 29 Yale 1929 at New Haven IQQQI 5 E . 51 Es L! 5 1. 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Davis Dewin g Donaghey Durkee Elkins Gieraseh I1qCtCllllll1 1V1arkella Nfaxfield 1VIeGehee, J . 1V1iyakawa E. L. 1V1olloy H A. ,. . H. Newell C N l isn a John Prior N. 13. Smith E. R. Todd J. Tudor H. 1vllltlll0l'0, Jr. O. L. 1V1IlSiL0ll Positirm Age S.S. 18 Inf. 19 CLF. 19 1'. 18 17. 19 C. Q0 313. 19 L.F. 19 Q11 19 Inf. 19 P. 19 Inf. Q0 Untf. 19 R.F. 19 S.S. 19 1'. 19 C. 18 P. 20 C. Q1 Ontf. 19 115. Q0 Ontf. 18 P. Q0 313. 19 Height 5181! 5'10 5191! 5181! 5'11 6'2yQ 5181! 6'0 5191! 5'10 5'10 5l8Il Kiwi! 5'11 5'3 5'11 6131! 5191! 6'0 51811 5'11 I 5 ww 5'10 6'0 ll Weight 152 150 148 175 156 185 155 175 150 150 165 1410 165 160 116 160 170 147 175 150 165 160 150 160 Average Age: 19 years, 1 month Average Height: 5'10 Average VVeight: 157.5 pounds 225 1 J onN PRIOR, lfapiafzfn School Middlesex Groton Goddard Seminary 1VIilton Choate Exeter Boston Latin Greenfield High St. 1N1ark,s Middlesex Thayer Academy Dean Academy Lynn Classical High Groton Sacramento High Norwood High Noble and Greenough Hingham High Andover Browne and Nichols 1Villiston and Andover St. Ma.rk's Newton High St. 1VIark's X'l, f '!21, ' f X 9 -, .... .. .A..A... 3 N If f ' 'ia ff 2 f V 'W ,V 1 A Z ,I V' ,, 3 4. WA' 5 9 fu , , , 1, 2 1 ,. aj .'!. L': 7 . .. W 1 ' 1- 4127 ,- '94951 ':?' , 1 57+ 24?4 K f . x AW ., AAN .W . ,. f.13'vawf.:if f W1V1'if,ef. 'i with Q23 2 :M ' A-.1' , . , I0 fm. W .......- ,-,f-L.. , Al,-f-H V-- f F' dvi I A f I I f W QMW M J,-,. The Track Season IIE three meets in which the Track team has T t thus far taken part, have very definitely brought out the fact that the team is exceptionally weak. With the exception of two or three individ- uals who may he counted upon to secure first places in their respective events, and who will undouhtedly he required to double up as the season progresses, there are hardly any point winners on the squad. The all-important second and third place winners are notorious by their absence, and of all .l4ll'GSlll1lttll seasons Trackhids fair to turn in the most unsatisfactoryrecord. The season opened on February 13, with the i Andover meet, held in the schoolhoys, cage, and from which they emerged the victors hy the com- paratively close score of 4-3 to 38. Outstanding performances for Harvard were Frenchis victory in the 410-yard dash and broad jump, 0,Connell,s win in the high hurdles, and Tupper and Hulsmanis respec- tive second places in the 300-yard dash and half mile. Other than these the results turned in were none too satisfactory, although the team clinched more second and third places than it has at any time since. In the Triangular meet held in hlechanics Building on l ehruary 927, a whole team was not entered, Smith, Tupper, Hulsman and Dorman in thc relay, and French, 0'Connell, Guarnaccia and Sachs in the dash comprising the only entries. The outcome here was very unsatisfactory, in that the relay team running a very fine race was nosed out by the Dartmouth team, while none of the sprinters man- aged to place in the final, although two qualified. In the first meet of the spring season, with a squad considerably augmented by new men, the team encountered Andover for the second time this year, again at Andover. This time the final score showed a '72 to 54 victory for the school ath- letes. For a time Harvardis hopes ran high, as Dunn carried oft first place in the 100-yard dash, French and Wliite took the first two places in the broad jump, 0,Connell won the two hurdle races, Tupper the Q20-yard dash, hloore the javelin throw, and the shot putters took all places in their event. But again a sad lack of backing up through second and third places coupled with the loss of the high jump and weight events cost us a possible victory. M271 Captain O'Connel1 Manager Griscom S. .n-1, . 111.06 Track P . ,,1,,,, I Iv , . l V 4 TRACK SQUAD The Track Squad P' R. H. O'CoNNnLL, Captain B. W. GRISCOM, M anagcr J. G. AVHITIIAM, .flssistrnzt M anayer J. H. GREXV, Second Assi.s'tcmt Manager E. FARRELL, Coach J. NIIKKOLA, Assistant Coach Name l gc W'ez'gl1t Height School C. LeR. Allen 20 162 6' Andover B. M. Beal 18 155 6'1 Andover P. J. Bove 19 136 5'7 Schenectady High 'l'. 0. Brewster 20 14-5 5'6 Middlesex S. C. Burns- 19 180 5'11 Andover C. M. Churchill 19 165 5'10 Browne and Nichols W. H. Cleaver 19 123 5'4 George School J. G. Coleman 18 175 6'1 Santa Barbara NV. R. Driver 18 14-0 5'1o'f Milton T. E. Dunn 17 126 5'11 Bridgeport E. C. Durkin 20 14-0 5'10 Wyoming J. P. Emmons 18 130 6' Brookline High L. Flaksman 18 120 5' 6 Cambridge Latin A. E. French 20 170 5'4- Worcester Academy J. B. Fyfle 17 162 7'3X-5 Hotchkiss H. F. Godfrey 19 167 6'2 Groton L. 'lf Grimm 19 163 5'6M Manual Arts High D. Guarnaccia 18 170 5'11 Wakefield High J. E. Hartnett 18 150 6' Boston Latin R. YV. Hemminger 17 175 6'1 Princeton Prep. P. Hichborn 18 14-0 5'11 Middlesex C. B. H. Hollister 20 148 5'8 Groton J. C. Hubbard 19 155 5'11 Country Day School WV. H. Hulslnan 18 138 5 8M Pittsfield High School J. P. Kearney 17 130 5'7 ' VVorcester High School of Commerce YV. R. Koch 19 170 6'2 St. Paul's Academy WV. R. Maclaurin 18 133 5' ESM Country Day School 'l'. G. Moore 19 178 6' St. Louis Country Day J. H. Morris 18 150 5'10 Cambridge Latin .I. M. Noble 19 14-7 5'8 St. Louis Country Day R. H. 0'Connell 23 175 6' Exeter J. F. Poland 18 160 6' Concord High P. P. Porter 19 14-6 6' Las Cruces High W. MacG. Raigucl 19 14-6 6' Germantown Academy lv. C. Rhodes 18 14-0 5'4-Kg Roosevelt High C. G. Roy 19 125 5'6 Brookline High J. H. Sachs 18 14-8 5'7 Middlesex 0. S. Schafer 17 195 6' Choate YV. NI. Sheehan 18 150 5'10 Barringer G. W7. Smith 18 152 6'2 Exeter S. R. Stubbs 20 155 5' 11' ' Mt. Hermon High H. R. Thayer 19 154 5'10M Exeter G. A. Tupper 19 14-0 5'8 Groton YV. P. lvadsworth 19 150 5'10 St. Paul's D. White 22 130 5'7 Mereersburg A. S. hv00dWOI'tll 18 138 5'9 Middlesex l231l NEW LECTURE HALL AND MEMORIAL HALL Qx QM .A X xg , e. 1 ' lf, ' 'A If Y 1 x .T,.,, K .4 rjlizf M A 2 ff ' X '15 X f-f- 31932-K, . N' A--N. 'rj' . X '- - -X X ' fglifffff X ' y 1 li X fl fl f I f 41531212 h XY xx X X fi' ff I VMV ' . sz, 5' X'X X 410 ff ' ' , ywxi X ,Z K -lm X I K!! 1, , 110, 4, l zfiiiiisiin. 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SAMUIQI, CAM1'iz1f11,L Bulms lifaptafin of Iiasketball After a brilliant athletic career at Andover, Burns has continued to excel in diiiierent branches of sport.. He was a regular left end on the I oo'tball team. and played Basketball consistently well. He lives in Cambridge. 1i0l5ERT Loan lJ1f:1x1cvo1sE Captwin of Squash Dcbcvoisc prepared for college at St. Paulis School, where he played Squash and was a lnelnber of the Tennis team. His home is in New York C'il,y. Josmrll Lxlnmlc Ollfflflbilli ol' IV1'c.s'tling VVinning a majority of his matches while wrestling in the 135-pound class, Lifrak was a valnalmlc lneinlier of 'lxhe leain. At Duriee High School in Fall River where he lives, he played Football. G Us'rAv1+: IHI1-:NNY QUMIISEN Captfmfn, of F mzcing Umbsen went to Santa Barbara School in California and was on the Riding team there. He is a resident of Santa Barbara. JOSICPII Po'r'r1-:le COTTON, Jn. l 'uyntafzfn of Polo Cotton graduated from Milton Academy, where he was captain of 'l'ennis. His hoine is in New York City. BRAINI-:lm I1UNT VVIIITBECK, Jn. Ilaynfwin of Tmznfix Nvhitheck graduated from LOOIIHS Institute, where he played Football, and caplained the Baskellmall and Tennis teams. He lives in Bronxville, N. Y. LAw1ucNc1-1 lVlILTON SuAP1Ro 0CL17IifL'iIl' of Lacrosse Shapiro prepared at Erasinus Hall. There he played Football and was on the Track team. He comes from Brooklyn. l Q35 1 ,4 '-. 2? -A ' 4 427' - ' 1 ffbfig - Z 7 f? 4- '.- - x4 4 5 L , 4.. A: 1' r , - 54 L? l ' 5 ' .5 2' 2' ll f ml ,.. . .. -4 gif, .y I 641 M9 . 4. , .1 94 0- '45 'atv ja sf '. ,f H9 l lug! ia p er' f E5 - 'vw ' ' 1 lllf wwf' Zfai' I UW viii - 0 'll 2. J'- .,, C 'U v W' 551 -'I' 0, ' . -.,,f I i It .. Aw 1 2? 3 fl 7' - I , I' -- .: .f 17 Q. f is b ' -5 1 1' -L! af us. r. .. 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I n A7 1 2 if 'l 1 f I I ' V1 , 1 1 s 7 fl in f I ' P M 1l'l'l'lh , I I 1 l t new . 13 Z ,of '?tiegt'5'l'g4l9j4e2i'f - -: fall' nfliM li'f.'293-i I 977' 1-.5-. '- A .'s' ,-,Q-.'.'. 1. ,, , , , qylfi' , A , N ' 'J ,f ,611 Ljtfl ,ff 3:52. j:zZ'.',.1 'h ' 'gf .- ...' . 9- 11320 H- .7 ' . I 152 sgiifgf' 's71'lf'i'j' ff ' 945' ' ' , g W Z' I it f ' I W' A 'iiffi-Eiliifi' R21 4 'LZ fi' li.. 4- I o ,, ll? f I 1 ,7f,'1 glff.231gi1 1 !7'r ' '43, -41.22. f 2' if ', Jr, f, l I it Wm liviWfli '?f at lg In ffWtllllllll 'e-1-ff..-ff .fl ,, I up 1, 45,35-an-1gi!u...f':N..'z .fa '-1.2a':if:5g'j-55p,i 35',,,ig- 7. ,Mf g f 'WW'WiitiiolfsttelsltlIIJWQEWW The Cross Country Season HIS year the Freshman Cross Country team was very successful in spite of the fact that only one man on it had ever had any previous ex- perience. Eight men were all that reported when the first call came on September 28, but about twenty more came out during the following week. WVith this material, Coach Jaako J. Nlikkola, who is expert in almost every line of Track and has 'twice coached the Finnish Olympic team which Nurmi was on, developed a team with ability and lighting spirit. It was characterized more by general excellence than by individual b1'illiance. An interdormitory meet was held among the Freshmen on October 9 in o1'der to determine the captain wndes 'team which was to face Arlington a week later. Smith Halls easily won this event. The first ten men in this race opposed a fast team from Arlington High School on October 16. Although the Freshmen were defeated 86 to 124, the race was an informal one and of no importance. The high score was due to the fact that the first 'ten men of each team were counted. Nlost of the Arlington runners had had several years' experience, and, of course, they were an unfair match for the inexperienced Freshmen. I Q36 1 Wliile the University Cross Country team defeated Dartmouth on October 23, the Freshmen made a fine showing against the Dartmouth 1929 men, winning 18 to 37. The first four to cross the line were Harvard runners, three of whom tied for first place. Incidentally the score was the same as in the Freslnnan race of the year before. Those who saw the race between the Harvard and NI. I. T. Freshmen on October 30, witnessed an exciting encounter. M. I. T. was defeated by just one point. Harvard lost both first and third places to the Teclmology harriers, bul. came through with a sensational Q7 to Q8 victory. lVIcKlintock of M. I. T. set the record for the Freshman course, which is new this year. His time was 18 minutes and 18 seconds, VVildes of Harvard finished nine seconds later. Just be- fore the race, Flaksman, the fastest of the Harvard rmmers, who later broke the course record in a time trial, was found ineligible and could not compete during the remainder of the year. The following week James 0. VVildes was elected captain. He prepared at Boston Latin, where he had several years of Track experience. He was the most consistent point-scorer on the team, and was usually the first Harvard man to cross the line. On the morning of the fourteenth of November, the team went to New Havenfor its final contest with the Yale Freshmen. The three-mile run was over a hilly course against a strong Wind. Most of the Yale men we1'e in the lead during the first half of the race, but the Harvard runners came up from behind with a determination to win. They were victorious, the score being 25 to 31. Although the first man to finish was an Eli, Harvardis secondary men made the victory decisive. lVIunroe of Yale set a new record for the course of 14 minutes and 38 seconds. He was followed five seconds later by Captain VVildes of Har- vard, who was just ahead of his teammate, VVoodworth. It is interesting to note that the first five men finished in better time than had ever been made on the course before. The fact that the Yale team won the F reslnnan Intercollegiate Cross Country Championship at a meet in New York a week later proves that Harvard defeated a very strong aggregation. Track numerals were awarded to Captain J. 0. 1Vildesg Cross Country numerals to A. S. VVoodworth, P. Hichborn, J. 1V. Downing, NV. R. ltlaclaurin and T. D. Nlumford, lVlanager. l237l Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Harvard 1929 Harvard 1929 Harvard 1929 Harvard 1929 1929 Record . 124 18 27 . 25 Meets WOII, 3g lnccts lost, 1. 12381 Arlington High . Dartmouth 1929 M. I. T. 1929 . Yale 1929 lxvll 111 c J. 1V. Downing XV. R. l,l'1V0l' JI. P. iEll1lll0l1S P. Hicehbolwl WV. R. M:lcfl:1.l1l'il1 F. H. 1'0ll:u'd G. NV. Smith 1V. P. 1V:ulsxvo1'Ll1 J. 0. Wfildos A. S. 1vO0dWOl'tll Cross Country Team Igc 18 18 17 18 18 19 17 19 17 18 ll 1: 1 ffl!! I V1:1'yl1l Sr-lmnl 5'10 1-L5 Rogers High Solmol 5'l0M 135 Millzon Ac-nclvlxly 6' 137 llrooklino High Svhuol 5'l0 130 Micldlvsvx 5'8Kg 130 Country Dany Sm-hool 5'6 139 :xiiil'OlNl2lC'Ii-FI0l'1l1il, 6'2 1417 lCXcl.C1' 5'10 1410 St. l'zu1l's FGM 14-8 flioston Idlflill 5'9 138 lwiddlvscx A VCFZINQQC Ago: 17 .9 yours Xvcrugc Ilcipgllt: 5'9 Avcrangc 1Vcigl1t: 138 pounds 12391 The Soccer Season DN! H. HE small number of men that faced Coach Patterson on the first day of praetiee por- tended an unsuccessful season. After several appeals for recruits, the squad numbered thirty men, most of whom were wholly inexperienced. But Patterson devoted much of his time and energy to develop a team ti.. would work as a unit, and before long put . :ation on the field that looked like a winning -.even, despite its lack of experience. The halfbacks were especially strong at . beginning of the season, and this fact compensated somewhat for the playing of the forwards, which . had little to commend it. R. B. Gieraseh, who was Captain Gierasch chosen captain, was one of the outstanding players of the season, leading his team in offensive work. The high scorer of the eleven was P. H. Rhinelander, a powerful player with all appearances of a fine prospect for next season's University team. Kerness, the dexterous goal guard, held the score down many times by his rare defensive play. , Tabor Academy, the first opponent, obtained revenge for its last year's defeat by shutting out the Freshmen by a score of Q-0. Lack of team play on the Crimson side was evident throughout the game and was the chief factor in its loss. moi After scoring in the first period and playing a strong defensive game, the 1929 team was overhauled by the Andover eleven, losing 3-1. The Freshman tally came soon after the opening whistle, resulting from a free kick well within An- doveris territory. Kerness starred by saving many shots that appeared to be sure goals. On October 24, the inexperienced yearlings matched their ability with the veteran WVorcester aggregation. The Freslnnen could make no headway against VVoreester's defense, and their own goal was constantly besieged by the shifty red and black forwards. The score was 4-0 against Harvard. Kerness and P. H. lthinelander were the only players to come up to the standard set by the school- boys. On the following Saturday, the Springfield College Freslnnen administered a severe defeat to the verdant 1929 playersg the team work was ragged throughout. Springfield's footwork was especially good, and completely baffled the Freshman defense. The memory of bygone losses was put aside when the Freshman team regis- tered its only triumph in the game with Saint George's at Newport. F . NV. Rhine- lander shot both goals by eorner kicks from the 1929 left wing. The annual struggle with Yale took place on November 21. The high wind was effectual in preventing both teams from scoring several times. The Harvard Freshmen were outclassed by the blue combination in most departments of the game, but were a constant threat to the Elis' goal, because of their dogged spirit and unflagging offensive game. Yale won this final game 4-0. After a competition which lasted until the end of the season, F. C. Bartlett of Chicago was chosen Manager. 9 fl if l V..--.. 4 Q l241l 1' kk Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Harvard 1929 Harvard 1929 Harvard 1929 Harvard 1929 Harvard 1929 Harvard 1929 1929 Record 0 1 9 0 . . 2 . ,. 9 Meets won, Ig meets lost, 5. l2421 Tabor Academy Andover Academy Worcester . Springfield . St. Georges . Yale 1929 Nunn' AI'1iCll11l Bates B12lC1i1l1ll'll 0211111311011 Gi0r:asr'1l 1f2l,ll1.lll2Ll1 Kcrncss Nfnxficlxl Pu rks F. 1i1l1ll01Ellll10l' P. 1i1l1Il01ll1N10I' 1ill15S2llI101l Slmpiro S2l,1Vlll0110 Stout Sykes Yclcz The Soccer Squad llffglll 5l7'L6ll 5'8 3-8 JSITII 5'7Q5j 5'sr5,1f' 5'9 1 5'6 Jsfswf ,II I ll 5'10 61011 51811 ff 3 'll 0 5'5 5'10 ,-3181! 5'10M ll 'viylll 137 136 131 127 LQ 1-119 1753 152 158 12N 1-I-0 155 1215 151 135 1:1 Q9 11295 113 1 21:5 nl Hvllonl f12ll'11lii,Lf0 Collvgc Nfixldlosvx New l'l'0p:n':1l0l'y 5011001 Santa, 13ur1m.r:x. Sc-11001 M'i1lc110s0x 1S0sl.0n llutin 111111.00 1115111 Sr-11001 Lynn Clalssionl High S1-11001 Sl. G00rgv's 5111001 Sl.. Allmzllfs Sc-11001 1i0111. S1-11001 111C'1ll1llOlll1 Hill Iliglx Sc-11001 1'1l':1slm1s11:111 High Sc-11001 15r00k1inv High School 5211113 15ill'1b2lI'1l, 5011001 Samln B2i1'111l1'2l Sc-11001 11l12l1l10ll2ll10 National 1nsLi- tulo, lCc'u:u10r. Captain Smith The Relay Season HIC Harvard I reshman Relay 'team had a season that cannot he called entirely nn- sueeessful, although the del'ea'ls outnumbered the victories. In every meet 19Q9 gave a good account of itself, and never gave up until the last man had crossed the tape. A 'true fighting spirit character- ized the team all through the year. The response to Coaeh Farrellis eall for eau- didates disclosed no exceptional material, and the initial turnout 'for practice was unusually small. In spite of these handicaps Coach ll arrell trained the 'team into shape to defeat IVI. I. T. on .Ianllary Ni at Soldiers Field. Though the M. I. T. rmmers won the first race by a close margin, the Har- vard Freshmen clinched the meet by victories in the three and six-lap relays. Iwo weeks later the Crimson lost a close race to Holy Cross. Hulsman at mehoi was the outstanding performer on the 1929 team. M441 On February 6 tl1e Freshmen suffered a setback at the hands of Yale. Tup- pcr, lead-off 1113.11 for the Crimson, while passing Nolan on the home stretch, unfortunately brushed against the Eli runner, and accidently dropped tl1e baton. The team made up almost all the lost distance, but was at too great a disadvan- tage to win. After another interval of two weeks tl1e 1929 combination lost to Andover at Andover. T11e preparatory school broke tl1e cage record in achieving a narrow victory. 'TTTIG climax of the season came in tl1e Triangular classic on February 27 at the Mechanics Building. Dartmouth won the relay, covering tl1e distance in one-fifth of a second less than the intercollegiate record. The Harvard runners took second place, leaving Cornell third. ! ,. Q . l J1'1u'1'ur4l C'ri1m'n11 Passing the Baton , LQ45 1 .l:mu:n'y 16 JElllll1ll'y 30 1 0bru:1.ry 6 l 0bl'1ml'y 20 F0lDl'll2l ry 27 1 926 1926 1926 .JQQG 1926 Relay Summary 11:n'v:ml 1929 vs. NI. 1. 'l'. 1929. 1,110 Lap Relay won by NI. I. 'l' 19293 soc-ollcl, 1lzu'vm'cl 1929 C1Vllitc'. Grimm. Grisvom. ,1llllDll0l'D Timo, 1 minute, 6 2-5 socomls. 'l'ln'vu Imp livlzmy won by Han' vzml 1929 C0'U0nnc-ll. fl0l0ll1H11. Dornmam. I1lllSll12lllDQ ser-ond. M. I 'l'. 1929. Illlllll' 3 minutvs, 4-1 1-5 svoomls. Six Lap livluy won by 11:u'vur'cl 1929 l1v2l.l.0l'S, 1lurtm'l'.l.. 1,l'lV01', 5111111151 soc-mul 111. 1. 'l'. 1929. Timo 8 1l11llllli'S, 49 soc-omls. 1lzn'V:n'cl 1929 vs. Holy Cross 1929. 11,011 by Holy Cross 1929 soc-ond. 11:n'vaml 1929 C0'Crmnc'll. Smith, 'llIl1Jll01'. I'lIllS11l2l.llD Timo, 3 lll1lllll0S, 15 soc-omls. 1I2ll'V2l.l'il 1929 vs. Yale 1929. Wlon by Yule' 19293 sovoml. I'Ill.I'V1tl'1 1929 C'I'upp01', Dormzm. Ilulsmzm. Sllllllllj. 'l'imc, 3 minutes, 41 2-5 seconds. 1'I:n'vzu'cl 1929 vs. ,Xmlm'0r. YVOI1 by Ancloverg soc-onrl. 11zu'v:m 1929 Cffolcxnzm. Ilulsmzm, Smith. '1lllll1JC'1'J. '1lllllG, 2 l11l11llt0S, 23 seconds. 1I:u'vzn'd 1929 vs. Cornell 1929 vs. 172Ll'lQl110lltll 1929. 111011 by Dart mouth 19293 soc-ond, 11zn'v:u'cl 1929 Cllulsmam, llormzm, Smith Tuppcrj. Timo, 3 minutes, 10 1-5 soc-rmds. fem 1 The Relay Team G. W. Srxrwlr, Uapfain B. W. Gmsbom, Zllflnugwr IG. l,. l .x1mm1.r. fum: Name l'V0igl1I I I 1' f gln' S1-hoof J. G. 110101112111 160 5'11 Sillllil. If nlm ll 1 B. II. Dornum 165 5'10 Amlovvl NV. TI. IIIIISIIIRLI1 137 5'6 1'il,lygH1-ld Illh I R. II. U'Gonncll 173 tif! , ' lflxvter G. WV. Smith 155 6'1 lixvlvr G. A. Tuppor 137 5'8 Groton Average llc-ight: 5'10 Average 1V0igl1lz: 15526 llms. .'Xv0l':x.g0 Age: 19 yours 1 QW il i . . .U . I :A ' I X ii A ffgaff , y ., I M The Basketball Season . I-IE 1926 Basketball season may well be 'termed a success in spite of the final defeat at the hands of the Yale Freshman quintet. Of eleven games played, eight resulted in victories for the Crimson. The three defeats were by no means discreditable. Andover snatched its victory by a one-point margin in the last moment ol' a thrilling encounter. The only other teams that won from Harvard, the M. I. T. Freshmen and the Yale Freshmen, found it no easy task to do so. Against the latter, the Harvard five was seriously weakened by the loss of 'two of its mainstays, Ex- Captain 'l'. WV. Robinson and Thackaberry. Nevertheless, in spite his handicap, the Yale lead was cut down to a scant three points at the closing whistle. In all its other encounters the team was deservedly victorious, its chief strength lying in an accurate, shitty passing attack backed by a capable defense. Captain Burns The team was developed only after hard practice, beginning in late Novem- ber. Coach Samborski,s efjforts were rewarded by the early growth of a system of leamwork in which S. C. Burns, T. WV. Robinson and '1'hackaber1'y proved to be the outstanding players. In consequence, when Robinson, who had been elected Caplaiu early in the season, and 'l'hackaberry, were unable to play against Yale, mai the blow was a severe one. Burns was chosen Captain for this encounter, how- ever, and did much to make up for the loss. The season opened on January 9, with a victory over IIcw'vard 1929 35 . . ' Timm N , W Tilton. The final score was 35 to Q4-. Harvard ' , N maintained a lead throughout, after scoring eleven points before its opponents tallied. Tliaekaberry and Burns were the 'outstanding players, being credited with nine baskets between them. II!l'l'1?fI.'l'll 1929, ll'm'1fc.vtcr Academy, 26 19 Playing its second contest on a strange floor, the 'team defeated VVorcester Academy by a score of Q6 to 19. hvOl'CCSt6l',S system of zonedefense was baffling at the outset, and the game was close throughout. Burns led the Crimson attack, caging five goals. Ilarvard 1 929, St. Gc01'ge's, opportunities to 49 14 The team achieved its most decisive victory on January Q0, when St. Georgels took the short end of a 419-M score. The whole Harvard team had many score, 0'Connell leading with five baskets. A fourth success was gained in the next encounter. Ilarvarcl 1929 38 . . . , . ' , 0, Un January 23, the team,s passing ablhty amassed Cuslzfwzq, ...J , . . 0 . . . ,. ' .38 points against -0 for Cushing. Burns and 14110011 each contributed ten points, whilfe 'florris starred for the losers. O 4 , The succeeding game saw the teamfs first reverse. IIm'vurd19,.9, .30 , , , n . In 1 . ,, the powerful Andover quintet overcame a one-pomt A 121 dover, 3 7 lead in the last minute of play to win 87-36. The game was fast from the start, as the advantage swung from one side to the other continually. Burns led the Freshmen, near the end of the game Fisher's shot gave the victory to his IIll'I'lVlL'I'l1 1929, I flzoate, Ilarzrarrl 1929, Lo0m'i.s', in quick succession nea IIlH'I.'lU'll 1929, 1f'I'0'IUII. 1929, 31 21 20 29 team. Choate was defeated on February 13, 31 'lo 21. A de- fensive policy in the earlystages was followed bya vig- orous and successful attack. Thackaberry starred. The subsequent game was hard-fought all the way. Exceptionally accurate shooting on free 'throws told in favor of the Crimson against Loomis. Three goals r the close of the game clinched the result at QQ-20. A fast game, played at Providence on February QS. netted another victory. The Brown Freshmen fought stubbornly throughout. Burns was the out- standing player, being responsible for one third of his team's total. The Exeter game of February 27, having been can- Hutrvard 1929 36 . . , , f , eelled on account of an epidemic at the school, the ht. John. s, 1 7 , , , next contest was played against St. John s. lhe result was an overwhelming triumph for the Freshmen, the final score standing 36 to 17. Burns and Bailey played especially well, amassing ten points each. lQ491 The Nl. I. 'l'. Freslinien played a strong game lo .- - if f ' ' tll'li0Zlfl. Har'vard 30-25 on lVlareli 6. .Gaining an early ' lead, llie Victors maintained llx, despiie the impressive efforts ol' the Crimson to ent down 'tlieir inargin. ,Im-mn, 19:29. BH 'l'l1e elosing game of the season was played agaiinsl Yule 1929. :H the Y ale 1929 quintet at New Haven. In the first half, Yale ran into a huge lead, scoring 'twenty-five poinls to Harvard,s nine. The Crimson forces rallied reinarkably in the following period, and, with Bailey and Burns playing brilliantly. Harvard raised its score lo twenty-eiglit, while Yale was .held to only six additional points. Only three points separated tlie teams at the close, tlie final score standing 31 to 28. Merrill of Yale was the highest scorer. Bailey. Burns and Uiflonnell led 'lilie Crimson with 'three baskets eaeli. The other scoring was scattered. The following were officially awarded insignia: Bailey, Burns. Filoon, Jaffe. Keteliuni, 0'Connell, Valentine, and Boal. lVlanager. TUE SUMMARY IIAIWARD 1929 XXALIG 1929 Ii0tC'lllllll, Bailey, r.l'. l.g. liroekelinan U'Connell, l.f. lag. Reeves, Charleswortli fflllflflllblb Valentine, Filoon, e. e. Fodder Burns, r.g. l.f. Lelionrgeois, liillliardt Jaffe, Lg. r.f. Lelionrgeois. Harris, Nferrill, Billliardt Score: Yale 1929, 31 1 Harvard 1929. 28. Goals from floor: Nferrill 4-, Bailey 3, 0'Con- nell 3, 'Burns 3, Fodder 3, Lelionrgeois 2, Billhardt 2, Valentine, Filoon, Charleswortli. Goals from fouls: Bailey 3. Merrill 2, Cliarleswortli 2, 0'Connell, Filoon, Burns. Billliardt, Fodder, Reeves. Referee: fyslltfllg Umpire: Brennan. Time: four 19-minute periods. 3, ''Wffm::.f11:1:gv.-.ui.eitw.mWhXN9,H:fer' I 250 l The Basketball Team S.C.1g1lllNS,Ulljlflllill STEWAWP BOAT., Mmzagcr A. W. Svmlzoxcslir, fY0!l!'ll Name Positimz .fl ge I I 01.01111 ll r'1'gl1I Srlmnf S. C. 'Bll1'llS R.G. 19 5'11 186 .Xmlovvr S. J. Jaffe 1.11. 18 5'7 165 Passaic- R. R. Kctclxum R.1 . 19 5'1l 165 IIXIIRIYCI' Af'2N1l'111j' D. J. 111001111011 1..l . 16 5'10 150 Oliver Aim-s J. 1V. Vzmlcntinv C. 19 5'6 1-15 Millml SU,l3S'l'I'l'l1'l'1 R. Bailey Rl . 19 5'8 135 illill J. lv. 191111011 C. 19 6'1 155 Rllllflll Avcmgc Ago: 18M years Avcmgc holghl.: 5'9LQ AV0I':1gc XVOIQIIEZ 156 1' Q51 1 X ,. .1176 i b A ,, , ,JG jmkf ,I ii ' wif ,LY- . :Q -giigg ' V ' .,,-if f .I-3 -'-:-r...4.-- re . I I, Wi. 'lgfgjt 1 . 3 ,il 'rliul' 'Wi' 4 , 2 -'ffxl Qiilfsi 1- ,:!' . xi .I 'V A I 4- W.n -.-. Wm 1 i.. lt ' 31115 i ':: 7' - X 'ii' . .- J? ' 1 ' l ' '-1 . ln 1 1 h The Wrestling Season I N 4 UORIQD upon in retrospect, the Ilreshman lYrestling season is only lIl0il01'iL'll0ly success- ful: a total of eight matches resulting in three vic- tories, four defeats, and one tie. Although the Yale match was one of 'those four defeats, the distress is eonsiderahly lightened hy the teamls victory over Brown, the first in six yearsg and this, coupled with 'the fact that Brown was coneeded lo have an overwhelming victory in sight, places no little credit on the achievement. Injuries did their bit, 'toward hindering the teamls ehanees. 'taking as their 'toll Galanis from the H-5-lh. class and Goodwin from the 175-pouuders. The latterls injury, coming as it did du1'ing the Brown meet, Captain Lifrak and necessitating his default, serves to add weight, to the praise already bestowed 'for this bout. Shortly before the Clwistmas holidays fifteen men reported to Coach Lewis, and, after a series of elimination matches, a team was picked to oppose NI. I. T. in the opening contest, on January 16. Although the result was a 13-13 tie, the 'team showed considerable ability, and gave promise of developing greater power. The following Saturday saw Tufts administer the first, defeat of the season by a score of 17-8. It was in this hout that lx'Illl'ClllG, wrestling in the unlimited class, lost his first 1ll2L'fC.ll2 his only other reverse of the season came in the meet with Taft, the following week. The Taft match at lVatert.own, Connecticut, on Feb- ruary l3, resulted in a top-heavy victory for the home team, defeating the 1999 lQ5Q1 wrestlers by a Q3-6 score. The return match with M. I. T. on the 17th gave the team some solace for the previous tie, through a 13-9 triumph. The strong An- dover team defeated the Freshmen in an exciting match 11-9. The next match with the Springfield Freshmen resulted in a 16-13 verdict for the Harvard team. Then followed the Brown match, the outstanding event of the season, this victory put. the 'team back on an even footing, having to date three vietories, three defeats. and one tie. An undefeated Yale team came to Hemenway Gymnasium on March 13, undefeated it departed. Yet the Crimson wrestlers tried valiantly: Captain 'Lifrak lost a thrilling 0VCl'lLl1llGQI3I'OXV11, an almost eonsistent winner, was defeated, while Churchill, showing his best form of the season, won a close de- cision over his opponent. The final score was 18-9. 1929 Record 1929 Opprmcntv January 16 NI. I. T. 13 13 January Q3 Tufts 8 17 February 13 Taft Cat Wfatertowuj 6 Q3 February 17 M. I. T. 13 9 February Q0 Andover 9 1 1 February 27 Springfield 16 13 March 6 Brown 18 15 March 13 Yale 9 18 Meets won, 3g meets lost, 4-g meets tied, 1. I 253 1 The Wrestling Squad 11, Jlum1yr'r W. IC. IAIGWIH, I.'1mc'lL J. l'. SIQINN14. I 'lr1.s'.s- .YIIIIIU lll'l'flllf Wdglll .lyu 1l5-111. IC. J. l31'ow11 5'3 120 18 125-111. F. 11. l'o1l:11'1l 5'0 130 'I :as-111. J. 1,11'1':1k 5'Q 141-If 1-115-111. 4x.f1.f11lIlI'l'Il111 5'10 151 158-llm. I . K. .'xl'1lU1l1 5'0 157 175-111. J. D. l50XYl'1'S01'1i 0'1 170 111111111111-11 G. 01ll1'K'1l1l' 0'--1- 180 SI1I5S'I'l'l'IVl'l'IS 125-111. XY. li.lTmv1-11 5'0 1 Q2 I-L5-lla. V. IC. Sykvs 5'8 1413 175-lla. XV. U. G00l1W1ll 5'11 177 175-lb. YV. J. K:111f'1111111 5'0 173 251 1 Swlmol lioslzon 111111111 A11i1'o111l:1.c-k-l 1o1'i1l:1. 1,lll'1'00 Iligh lirownc 111111 Nic-hols 1v01'f'0St,01' Ac':1.cl0111y K:1.11s:1s City c10lI111.I' Kvnl. Milum 811111.11 l5z1.1'lm1':1 Nl2l1'lD1011C2l.ll 'High Boston 1.111.111 y Day B 'S CING 'Qs ' 1 N '1 - ' f . 5-R i V !f W, 1 'I i ,.,L.:,. in e i wwf , G4fm.fr,e-, -g t e- 95- Z -' gg , 4- 'gixfssif 4' M ff 2 1 1 1 The Fencing Season fl'l'll Your vielories 'lo ils credit and a total ol' sixteen niore poinls than its opponents. the Freslnnan Fencing 'leani deserves praise for the line showing it lnade. To be sure it suffered two defeats, but both contests were so close lhat very liltle superiority was shown by the opposing 'leau1s. Froni a squad ol' 'l'orty inen. several ol' xvhoin had had previous experience. Coach Danguy produced a surprisingly skillful Alt'2llll. 'llhe opening eneounler ol' the season with English lligh resulted in a ti-53 victory for the 19229 men. Ihnbsen showing excellent form and winning his three matches. 'l'he 'team next overwhelmed the l+'encer's Club ol Madison Avenue f'hurch. New York, the score being 8-1. A few days later the l reslunen suffered an unexpected defeat at the hands of Boston Coinnieree High, losing by one point, 5-4-. The next match with the strong Andover team resulted in a brilliant 7-Q win. .Hollister dell-ating his tln'ee opponents in skillful fashion. Un the following week. 'lhe 1999 'foilsnien wiped out the former victory ol' Boston Clonnneree High by scoring a decisive '7-Q triuniph. Just before the final nieet on March Q6, Gustave Unibsen ol' Santa Barbara, C'alil'ornia, was elected captain of the l'll'0Slllll2lIl teanl. 'l'he ensuing match with an undel'eated Yale leanl was stubbornly fought and abounded with excellent fencing on both sides. The final outcoine was 6-3 in favor of Yale. Four of the contests in this meet were lost by a 5-4 score, indicating the closeness of the matches. Captain Umbsen l 255 l The Fencing Team G-Us'rAv1-1 H. ITMHSIGN, Uapmzfn G. ILXNGUY, C011z'lL XVII me I 'fm iii 011. A gc 1'V01.j1l1f I I 1: ight School G. I1. Umhsen No. 1 18 138 5'9 S2l111,2l,1g2L1'1Hl1'3L C. 13. II. Hollister No. 2 19 146 5'7 Groton S. L. Gallzmfl No. 3 18 115 5'8 Andover S'14,l1.s'l1't1lIc.' D. F. Eclgau' The 1929 Fencing Record 11'Iill'l'1l 3 1'l':u'Vzu'cl 1929 6 Ellglisll 1'Iig11 School 3 March 6 'IIarvzn'cl 1929 8 Fenecr's Club of Mzmclisoll Avenue C11lll'C1l 1 NIAiL1'011 19 -I'I1LI'V2L1'd 1929 4- Boston Commerce High 5 Mau'c'h 13 'IIzu'va.rd 1929 7 Andover 2 M:Ll'ff1l 17 1Izu'vzu'd 1929 7 Boston f1011111l0l'00 High 2 March 26 1Izn'vzu'd 1929 3 Yale 1929 6 Total IIzu'vzn'c1 1929 35 Opponents 19 Mecwts won, 4-5 meets lost, 2. I Q56 1 19. J A lg A'1? l 1, VA -f4Wfff A fi fi TI-IE Freshman Squash Racquets team has made a record of which it may justly be proud. Its success may be attributed to the spirit and interest which made victory possible. From the results of an early season tournament, Coach Harry L. Cowles was able to select a strong team, composed of R. L. Debevoise, J. H. Appleton, C. H. Olmsted, R. 0. Bishop, C. R. Carnegie, and A. Cf. Thacher, Jr. Two other regulars, A. M. Geissler and R. K. Tilt. both former St. Paul's players, were declared ineligible in mid-season. The captaincy went to Robert L. Debevoise, to whose ability the 1929 team owes much ol' its success, while E. L. Hatfield, Jr., won the manager- Captain Debevoise Sllip. Regular matches began in December, and continued until the early part of March, during which time the team won seven of its nine matches in the Class C League of the lhfTilSS2LCTlllSCl.lS Squash Racquets Association. The 19029 team finished third in the League, which is composed ol' ten 'lormiclable clubs. The one serious defeat. of the season came in the extra- league match with St. .l.'aul's School. The team may be excused, however, as the courts at Concord differed greatly in size from the ones to which the Harvard players were accustomed. The spring Squash tournament, open to all members of 1999, was won by A. G. Thacher, J r., when he defeated W. J. Iselin three matches out of five. In commenting upon the impressive Freshman record, Coach Cowles said, It is the finest season we have ever hadg there is an abundance of material developing for the varsity. mm The Squash Racquets Team fs li. L. 1-l.vr1-'11-ann, 11l1l'llllfjUl' R. L. l,1+Il!1'1Vf1lSlC, lfuyxtain 1' II. L. Cownl-ns, I-lllllffll IVIITILU I,0.S'llf'I1U7l- .-'lyc Height W fffglzl School R. L. Dcbovoisc No. 1 18 5'11 14-6 St. 1,3-llllS M. G. Dowling No. 2 19 5'8 122 Boston Lulln R. 0. Bishop No. . 19 5'11f' 14-5 Sli. l':a.ul's C. 11. Ollnstorl No. 4 18 6' 155 Sl.. l':1.ul's A. G. Tlmc-l1m', Jr. No. 5 I8 6'3 154- Sl.. l'zLul's The 1929 Squash Racquets Record 19529 Uppmmrzhv 1 Jcccnnbor 5 'Linr-o1n's Inn 4- 1 Dccrolnbcr 1Q Union Bout Club Dcccnlbcr 19 'Hzu'vzu'cl Club .lzuluury 9 Newton Club .l':u1uzn'y 16 Nlilton Club QI:Lnuzu'y Q3 1VzLlk-Over Club J:unuu'y 30 Weston Club Fcbru:u'y 6 13. A. A. lf'obrn:u'y 13 Nowlon Ccntvr Matches won, 7g nmtcllcs l 1.258 fl ost, 2. The Lacrosse Season IIE Lacrosse season 'l0l'Illlllly opened on ixlm-Q11 15, when Coaeh Irving D. ihydeeker addressed all eandidales in lhe Locker building. 'llhere Mr. Lydeeker explained the theory ol' the galue, and outlined his plans for the season. Fifteen players reported at Soldiers Field for the first. praetiee on 'lhe 'following day. Ol' this number, however, J. A. Nl. Miurphy was the only experienced lnan. l3CfOl'0l0llg.flI10l'0 lnaflerial came oul, so 'lhat 'lhere has been eoiupelilion for the regular posilions. and il. is this, in 'lhe opinion ol' the eoaeh. that will build up 'lhe team more 'lhan anything else. The work of the first few weeks was devoted Captain Shapiro to passing and stick handling. 'l'hen, after acquir- X ing a knowledge of the rudiinenls of Lacrosse, the l'l'0SlllllCll eonnneneed playing together, and SCl'll1lllltlQ0ll frequently with 'lhe University team. r w . . . , . , lhroughout the spring, the playing ol hlurphy and ol J. L. Reid has been constantly good. Both know the game more thoroughly than the others and, consequently, form the nucleus of the team which has progressed steadily all season. I Besides playing Yale at New Haven on bfay QQ, there is a possibility ol' in- l0l'lI'1ill games with vVilll2l.ll1S and Brown, so that the task before the Lacrosse men IS no hght one. I Q59 1 LACROSSE PRACTICE I.. IVI. Sl1:1.piro, l'upIuin G. IC. Iirown G. N. Iiurns G. J. Cleary IC. I . .Fcnn I.. M. Golclvnlx-rg R. G. IIu,II IC. II. I'I:u'rinmn A. II. IIil'sc'I1 The Lacrosse Squad I. Ii. I.ycIcc-kor II. J. .Ii1l.llIllIHl.ll D. G. Szmclls Ii. IV. I1yllK'Il I.. M. SI1:1.piro J. G. IVl1l.fJQIlIl'0, Qncl N. Slmrf J. A. M. IVlm'pIly II. G. SI:1.l1or S. I'. l,Zll'Ii IC. II Stvillvl' S. I.'I1ilIips R. A. Stout J. I.. Rcirl T. T. Swccny. Jr. I . Rollins G. A IVCIIQ1' I Q61 I I IOIIPIII 'HVKM-in The Tennis Season LTHOUGH any atteinpt at an early season forecast is futile, prospects for the current Tennis season, based solely on premature develop- ments were unusually bright at the start. A squad of nearly iifty lnen reported to Coach Cowles in Nlarch for indoor practice before the courts were available. No cuts were made until after the Spring Recess when outdoor play began in earnest. Test 1ll2Lt.CllCS were then set, and the number of players was quickly reduced to about twenty. The most successful and promising players were .....,,,X1 retained for further work and ranked by the j 1 givin , , Coach. K ,. A fs ff Among the players chosen for the team are Captain Whitbeck several of considerable reputation. B. H. VVhit- beck, J r., Hyman Lisker and J. H. Appleton, occupying respectively the first three positions, had had unusual experience and had acquired 'liitllltf in interscllolastic circles. Robeson Bailey, N. S. Barnes and LQGQ1 H. I. Cobb completed the team for its first match, in addition io C. R. II2LlI1l0I1, who participated in the doubles. F. L. Herz, however, replaced Cobb at sixth place before the next contest. The season opened auspiciously. Un April 29, Miltoli was defeated by five matches to two. The Freslnnen won the 1'irst four singles matches and the first doubles. In his singles, Whitbeck, playing number one, was hard pressed in the first set by Ilpton, the schoolboys' captain, the sets going 7-5, 6-1. The first doubles team, VVhitbeck and Lisker, was forced to a 4-6, 6-2, 8-6 score before winning. Two days later, the lVI. I. T. ,l1'reslnnen were unable to take any matches, either in singles or in doubles, and lost by a 9-0 score. Such early sue- cesses promise well l'or the remainder of the season. The Tennis Squad Na mc I 'os i rf ion. .fl gc He ight lfVe ight School B. H. Whitbeek, Jr. No. 1 18 5'11 153 Loomis H. Lisker No. Q 18 5'16 134 Classical High J. H. Appleton No. 3 19 FSM 129W lVIiddlesex R- Bailey No. 4 19 5'7M 134-M The I-Iill N. S. Barnes No. 5 18 5'10 14-6 Thaeher H. I. Cobb 18 5'10M 1375 Groton C. R. Hamlen 19 5'10 14-GM Kent F. l.. Herz 18 5'7 IQIM Ethical Culture X J 65659 I 1 fx v , . s 1, f ' 24 : aa: .,I, lor. Egg ,NJ I Q63 1 Barnes Ha mlen Cobb Cowles Herz Lisker YYhitbeck Appleton Bailey TENNIS SQUAD The Indoor Polo Season CLC has been making such rapid progress at i Harvard that it was raised to the dignity of a minor sport-by the Athletic Committee during the fall of 1925. Although two Freshmen played on the University team during the 1925 spring season, the official recognition of the sport has necessitated a separate Freshman team from now on. The Military Science Department has fur- nished the ponies and Captain L. F. Clark of the same department has been a very diligent and successful coach. The polo players of the Uni- versity have been very fortunate in obtaining, through the kindness of Mr. Shaw, the use of his captain cotton private field and that of the Dedham Polo Club. A large group of Freshmen reported to Cap- tain Clark early in the fall, and from these a squad was picked which scrimmaged regularly with the University players. Although there were no experienced players in the 1929 outfit, great promise was shown, andthe University Team was given stiff opposition regularly. I 265 I Du1'ing the winter the 1929 players practiced in the Connnonwealth Armory, again in cooperation with the University 1nen, and became regular members of the Armory League, which played throughout the winter. In this league, the Fresh- men took the place of a team composed of Harvard instructors, which was unable to take the field for any of its matches. - The 1929 team was clearly out of its class and was overwhelmed on January 16 by the 51st Artillery, on January 23 by the Essex County Polo Club, and on February 6 by the 110th Cavalry. The indoor season was closed by a match with the Yale Freshmen on Satur- day, lVIarch 13, at New Haven. The Blue jumped away to a first period lead of 716 to 1, but were outplayed throughout the rest of the game by the Harvard riders, who staged a gallant uphill fight, pulling up to a score of IOMZ to 8M as the final whistle blew. Yale,s early lead was the deciding factor in a very hard- fought game. THE LINE-UP HARVAIiD 1929 YALE 1929 No. 1 R. P. Gibb CCottonD No. 1 Folger No. 2 J. P. Cotton CRemickD No. 2 Ferguson Back J. S. Remiek QF. Clarkj .Back Adams CDodgeD . Taking into consideration the inexperience of the men, this record, unimpos- ing as it may seem at a superficial glance. holds forth great promise for a success- ful 'spring season for the 1929 Polo team. Although no definite schedule of games has been arranged for this spring, the 1929 team hopes to compete in a Freshman intercollegiate tournament at the Westchester Biltmore Country Club in June. init-.H ' fi A . l266l J. l'. C7ol.l,ol1 F. A. Clark R. P. Gibb J. S. Rcmick J. Simpson 1 111' I7 19 I8 Q0 20 The Indoor Polo Team Hviylll U, 61511 Q -I lr Gill! ll 5'l0 1:2157 1 l'Vl'I.jjlll 130 200 145 160 158 Svlmnl M il lzon SL. Mzu'k's Sli. l':1ul's Andovvr xVCSl.lI1illSlCl' J. H. APPLETON . E. L. S. ARK1-:lim . F. K. ARNOLD . R. BA1L1f:Y . F. C. BAlt'I'I.E'l l' . C. T. R. Bivrifzs . A. S. BIGELOXV . H. W. BIGELOW . R. 0. Bisuoi' . A. R. BLAOKIQURN S. BOM. . . J. D. Bowmusoc-R W. H. BRINE . E. J. BROWN S. C. BURNS C. L. CAM1'1mLL . W. CARLTON C. B. CARN1co11f: . A. G. CHURCHILL F. A. CLARK . R. B. COVEL . H. G. CROSBY . .I. S. CUNNINGHAM R. L. IJEBEVOISIC . E. P. IDENVING . G. E. IDONAGHY . B. H. JJORMAN . M. G. IJOWLING . J. W. DONVNING . D. F. EDGAR . W. C. 14'.wRRs1m1w1 J. W. FILOON . A. E. FR1-:Ncn . S. I.. CQALLAND . A. M. GmssL1f:R . R. B. G11+:R.xscn . W. C. GOODWIN B. J. HARR1sON . E. I.. I'IA'l'l IICLD . P. IIICIIBORN . C, B. H. I'IOLLIS'l'l'IIt 0. P. JACKSON . S. J. .IA1-'iris . H. J. 1iAuv1x1.xN . Men Entitled to 1929 CE.1'cI11si1ie of Spring Sportsl M681 Squash Soccer WVrestling Basketball Soccer CMgr.J Soccer Hockey Hockey Squash Soccer Basketball QlVIgr.D lvrestling Football lfVrestling Football, Basketball Soccer Football CMgr.D an: Squash Wrestling Football, Hockey Hockey Hockey Football, Hockey Squash Football Football Football Squash Cross Country Fencing Football Basketball Football Fencing Football Soccer Football Football Squash QMgr.D Cross Country Fencing Hockey Basketball Soccer l Hockey T. S. IQERNAN K. IQERNESS R. R. ICETCIIUM . J. IAFRAK . . W. R. MAQTLAURIN C. F. MAXIf'II+1LIJ . 'l'. G. MO0RI'l . . D. Muivmoim . G. MlII1f,7IIII'J . I-I. II. NlGXVl+1llI. . D. J. 0'CoNN14:r,i. . R. H. 0'C'oNN1c1.1. C. H. fJLMS'I'l'lD . J. PARKINSON B. M. PARICS . F. H. POLLARD . E. 'l'. PUTNAM . F. W. RnINr:I.ANn1m P. H. RH1N1+:1.ANmm K. D. l1OBINSON . J. 0. Ross . . H. W. TRUBSAMEN . A. SAWMELLE . W. W. SIIAPIRO . J. P. SKINNER M. N. STANLEY . E. STENT . rr B. W. STEVENS . E. C. SYKES A. G. Tlmcnmlc . S. B. TRAINER . J. TUDOR . G. H. UMBSEN . J. W. VAT,EN'l'INIfl R. VALEZ . . D. WIIITINII J. 0. WILDES . 0. L. WINSTON . A. S. VVO0DWOlt'l'II W. S. YOUNGMAN M691 Football Soccer Basketball VVrcstling Cross Country Socccr Football Cross Country QlVIigr.j VVrestling Hockey Basketball Football Squash Football Soccer Wrestling Football, Hockey Soccer Soccer Football Hockey QAsst. Mgr.j Soccer Soccer Soccer Wrestling CMgr.D Hockey Soccer Hockey flVlgr.l Soccer Squash Hockey Hockey Fencing Basketball Soccer Hockey Cross Country Hockey Cross Country Football CAsst. lVIgr.D sy we is su e , fe . it .av x 55. ,,,., .:V, V U in H U 5 uf fg jf Byzffxfitlilylw' -'14 .f , ff gf ftt,4.f'.f'7li,!'tili'lM f ff. Q 7' 1 eff! 9' -, we . f rf 'H '17 - A' f WWA . ,Y J 1 fvfrfffw f' 'aaa-:,1 . V ff'4',-f,.v'W'?1 . T .1 r K' I 0 illff f K I , - f-L 4 'RA' . ,i i 1 i I -1 1 f,.lI4ilf e -' ,Aff ! f ll-4 l,,,i . 1 .asf ,,f,,.w,..iigl Q f .k ME . 6f'4l'lW If ,- - btiak'x',5llW,xE. V Y is ..- i W pi stil I A 0 f 4 - g , A ngrlgiif M N r ,K - -5 .I - x..,VM . .D-Cbkgif .N ffif K X hx' 5 ke.. ., . Wm . f ff ! '11, ,V - X- -V H 7 ,lyk 'ttf' ,,....., ' - Y. X 'N Lf? 'I' Harvard, as at any other college or university, extra-curricula activities form one of the greatest interests of undergraduatelife. Itmakeslittle differ- ence whether these be entered merely as variation from class-room routine, or in search of novelty, or for the sake of the work itself. NVhatever the motive, if it be sincere, it achieves the same practical results. Competitions create a measure of self-reliance among earnest competitors. They develop initiative. They put a premium on efficiency. They yield experience. To every individual they provide the opportunity of pitting his ability against many others, with success well rewarded and failure by no means ignominious. Above all, competitions are valuable as being no respecters of persons: merit is the single stock in trade. Ability is a candidate's sole asset. and, since all work done is constructive, un- compensated effort has no attendant liability. All time spent is well spent. If the work be sought for its own sake, it will be well done, and anything well done is profi table. Perhaps even larger is the profit of accomplishing well an unconge- nial task. VVhatever the motive, the benefit is great. It is very obvious, however, that such unsubstantial gain is no incentive for entering a difiicult competition. It is merely a safeguard for the unsuccessful candidate against utter waste of time. Quite right it is that to the victor belong the spoils. And the Hspoilsi' are worth the seeking. Some of the best positions open to Freshmen are team managerships. For each sport there is a managerial competition. In all major sports there are chosen both managers and assistants who receive numerals. There are in addition sev- eral subordinate offices available. Dormitory squads must be supervised, but while their managers are not awarded insignia, they gain experience advantageous toward trying for the managerships oi' University teams subsequently. The 12701 minor sport competitions are similar to the others but for the fact that the man- RgH'MOHC1TCdVQSHUNHTdR. Ahcmnnmunonsanemwdedcnldudngthesmmon of the sport with which each is connected. These last usually from six to eight weeks. The same policy prevails in all. Preliminary cuts are made early and at constant intervals thereafter, so that few men are left for the final choice. All those showing a lack of interest, ability or initiative are steadily weeded out, to avoid as far as possible the survival of men who are not to receive positions as rewards for their labor. Incompetence is soon detected in the search for efficiency, capability and initiative, in addition to brains. Competition becomes more gruel- ling as the closing stages are reached, so that the successful few have increasing opportunities to prove consistent ability. Very prominent in the affairs of the University are the competitions for its journals. These attract candidates in great numbers. The divergent functions of the three publications, the Crimson, the Lampoon, and the Advocate, necessitate different methods of conducting their respective competitions. All maintain in common, however, the policy of leaving indefinite the number of candidates to be accepted. Thus the services of all valuable men may be retained, and a super- abundance of good work is not wasted. Furthermore, there is a safeguard made against a low standard of work. No quota has to be satisfied with lesser evils, if satisfactory candidates are lacking. But, although the general theories are identical, the mechanics of the three competitions vary. The Urfiynson has three departments open to Freslnnen: news, business and photographic. In each a business-like credit system is employed. In the news competition especially, large cuts are made shortly after the beginning, only a few of the most capable candidates being retained through the eleven weeks of constant work. The Lampoon competition is somewhat less formal with respect to the editorial and arts departments. These, with the business organization, offer openings to Fresh- men. Regular contributions are expected of the candidates, quality, not quan- tity, being in' demand. A specified amount of space must, however, have been filled by a candidate before he becomes eligible for election to the board. Though its' business competition resembles the others, the editorial competition for the Advocate is exceedingly informal. The quantity of submitted matter is of no importance, nor isfeffidiency a primary requisite. I Consequently no candidates are cut. Quality is the sole demand, and six accepted articles make an aspirant eligible to be chosen. In addition to these three publications, the Freshman Rl4lD BooK has many opportunities to offer. It is entirely the work of the Freshman Class, and requires a large staff. The work is divided among four departments: editorial, business, photographic, and arts and cuts. An editor-in-chief is appointed by the class officers. Subsequently heads are chosen for each department with sub-chairmen under each. Separate competitions are then held, resulting in the retention of a staff of some forty men. As in other competitions, periodic cuts are made, few unsuccessful candidates being left when the appointments are announced. These competitions for the RED BOOK are of particular interest to Freshmen. H271 1 CLASS OF 1929 N . I ' 4 M 1 QTNN ... gl ! . Z 6 ff ill 'fl , fs 5 - li pe A -.- . -l , . l fi J ll , .gf f y ,-,, - x N M 1 f f .lsve iil . l li lJIl l ERlCN'l' side ol' the life of the 'l'lI'0SllllliU1 Class is shown i11 the llflusical Clubs. These Clubs have succeeded in attracting the interests of a large llllllllllxl' of first-year 111e11 who rehearse tlll'6C nights a week ill the S111itl1 Halls 00111111011 Room. Early ill January the first meeting of the Clee Club was announced and brought forth a gathering ol' over one hundred 111en. lVfr. E. G. Smith, the direct- or. prepared them for the quartet 'trials which took place in late February. Since that l.llIl0, lhe l'0lIliLlI1ll1Q 1l10l1lllCI'S. approxi111atelyW sixty-five men, have been re- hearsing on Mondays a11d NVednesdays. The first performance of the Glee Club was given at a Freshman Nlass Nleeting l1eld i11 lVfarch, and received favorable K'l'lllClSlll. full April 5, J. P. Kearney was cl1ose11 as leader of the Clllll. The IllSll'll1llGlTlQ2Ll Club ol the Class held its first ineetiug in January under 'lhe direction of lvlr. VV. Nl. Rice, Wl1o also coaches the Varsity Clubs. Since that 'tllllC, weekly rehearsals have taken place on Tuesday nights. Tl1e Club includes tliirty-five nxeinbers, among whom are ll'l6lI1bCl'S of tl1e Gold Coast Orchestra ol' the University IllS'lIf1'lllll9ITlQ2Ll Clubs. During Nlarch. A. VV. Lind was chosen by Mr. Rice as the leader of tl1e Club. Mr. E. F. XNll'lQ'llt, graduate manager, witl1 the assistance of the undergrad- uate managers, is at present engaged in coinpleting the schedule for both clubs. The Glee Club ope11s its concert season on April 13. on wl1icl1 day it will broad- cast from the Hotel Brunswick through station VVBZ. the VVestinghouse Con1- pany, Springfield. 011 the following night, both Clubs will unite in giving a per- formance in lvlietliuen. A concert will be given by the combined Glee and Instru- lll0lll.2Ll Clubs at Brattle Hall on May QQ, which will be followed by dancing. As in previous years, they will also 1'0lNl01' selections at the Jubilee. Tentative dates have been set aside for C0l1C0l'l.S at the Mount Ida School, Newton, and at Thayer Academy, South Braintree. 1273 1 THE GLEE CLUB J. Ii. I4'1'11'1f'm, III S. 1Xlil0I'lll2tll H. A. Bl2t0lill1llIl S. Beal L. S. Bryant B. Cannon T. Cleary, Jr. WY H. Cleaver A. C. Chase M. S. Dalin V. F. Desmet U. F. Edgar J. J. Fnggizmo T. P. Ferris VV. Finkelstein T. E. Flanagzm H. R. Fletcher P. Forbes IV. W. Fox J. M. French J. S. Frame D. T. Fuller J. B. Fyffe, III J. IVI. Galanis S. L. Gullamd M. 0. Gibson The Glee Club Mu. E. G. Smrru, Dirwelor , rllumlycr J. J. FAc:f:lANo, .'l.S'.S'I'.S'fllllf lllllllllytfl' J. P. KIQARNI-xv, l,eu1ler II. A. Tiuri-, Iibrczrian N. R. Grimm M. K. Hull C. H. Hurt, Jr. D. VV. Houck J. DeW. Huhhurcl VV. H. Hulsmztn J. Head, Jr. IQ. IC. Johnson D. Kaplan R. Ketchum Foster Knight W. R. Koch E. G. Kraetzer F. B. Lee J. S. Lewis S. N. Manierre E. IQ. Mann R. E. Merry T. McGovern G. H. Norris A. J. Ostheimer S. P. Park R. B. Perry, Jr. J. G. Phillips, Jr. i275 1 s. Phillips I J. ll. l lumnler T. B. Quigley IV. Raiguel D. E. Rounds J. 0. Ross D. C. Sm-hs 0. S. Schafer M. Sehulk P. R. Sexton lt. Stevens J. I.. SWOCtll1itll J. E. Spike K. H. Sutton VV. S Tower, Jr. H. A. Tripp G. B. V an Selmuk F. H. Verhoek J. G. Whithzun, Jr. G. H. VVeller R. G. West R. 0. VVilkiusou J. P. Yakuhisin E. Zakon INSTRUMENTAL CLUBS J. B. l+'Y1fl+'1c, III J. D. Bowersoc-lc F. C. Bartlett E. C. Booth VV. S. Carroll C. T. Collens E. L. Crzuncr R. S. Davis D. H. Dorr, Jr. D. M. Doten E. Dubicl E. F. Fitzlnlgll The Instrumental Clubs A. WV. LIND, Leuclcr , gllumzgw' J. J. .l M:r:l.'xN0, .'l.s-.w'sfunl M mzugm NI. FlClSlllll2l.Illl D. T. Fuller J. P. Gardiner T. Hall A. H. Hirscll R. S. Holden VV. T. King R. Lamson H. Lisker P. WV. lVIatl1cr T. lVIcGovc1'n H2771 R. lVl. Nlorsc S. l'. l':n'k F. Rollins H. Rnlmsannvn N. Slmrf ll. Slmpiro M. N. Stanley G. A. Tllow G. l.. Wlcil R. Nl. Xvllltl,Clll0l'C J. Xvl'lglllL Literary 1 ARVARIYS contribution to American literature has not been ineonsiderable and if we seek a reason, the care taken by the University to b1'oaden the range of literary vision of its students during their first year stands out as signifi- cant. Perhaps, if a list of the Harvard 111en of literary accoinplislunents who were started on a career of authorship by their Contact with English A could be com- piled, the result would be very startling to those of us who are just completing a year of exposition, il6SC1'iptl0ll, argument, and narration, in accordance with the rules prescribed for the course. English A has become a Freshman institution at Harvard. Exacting in its requirements and high in its standards of work, it opens up new fields of endeavor and offers us an adequate laboratory in which to perform our literary experiments. Each new success has spurred us to greater effort, to the end that we may at last attain some degree of mastery of the English language. To those who sought even further for a means of expressing their thoughts, the doors of the Crfimson,, the Advocate, and the Lampoon. were opened invitingly. and competitions for the editorial boards of these publications attracted many members of the Class. Finally, as additional evidence of the literary leanings of first-year men, a host of candidates for the editorial staff of the RED Booli sub- mitted manuscripts covering a wide range of subjects. A somewhat smaller number, who desired a more substantial compensation for their work, took advantage of the various contests for prizes open to Fresh- men. Competition for the Bowdoin Prizes, the Sumner Prizes, and the Lloyd 12781 - lVIcKim Garrison Prize presented possibilities for an unlimited amount of i'ruitl'ul writing. During the first part of the year, a series of ten lectures was given in the different Common Rooms on Moxiday nights, and students were given a chance to discuss their views of the topic introduced by the principal speaker. These, together with the open meetings of the Debating Council held at the Union, have formed the only opportunity Freshmen have had of expressing themselves ver- bally. The weekly meetings of the Discussion Club, which were held in fornier years in the Smith Halls Common Room, have been discontinued, while History I Clubs have also been inactive this year. The opportunities for creative work and practice in fundamentals have, however, been ample for every need of the Class, and if the literary productions of some of the members are any indication of the quality of future work, they show every promise of contributing their part to contemliorary literature. s Warren House l 279 1 The Smoker HE Freshman Smoker took place on WVQ-dnesday evening, May 5, in the main room of the Union. This last exclusively 1929 gathering of the college year drew a record crowd and an enthusiastic one. All the tables were occupied and 'there was no standing room for the tardy l reshmen. The evening started with a short address by A. E. French, '29, l'residen't of the Freshman Class. He was greeted with a hearty ovation and then he com- menced introducing the speakers. Dean Parkman spoke first on the status of 1929, he was followed by T. S. VVoods, '19, who presented the Class with some choice Football stories garnered from his All-American days. After some selec- tions by the Gold Coast Orchestra, T. E. 'Wright gave a short talk, urging the Class to come out for the Hall Chorus competitions. The Class was next enter- tained by the clever magic of Robert Reinhart, 'Q9. Mi'. Reinhart combined expert sleight-of-hand with a most amazing patter and so, between laughter and astonishment, the Class was greatly entertained. As a bit of variety, Charles Henderson, '28, then proceeded to deliver several selections on the Goofus.,' The RED BooK reporter did not get near enough to manage to get a real good look at the Goofus, but he enjoyed the music. The last event on the evening's program was the clog-dancing of J. Moynahan, 'Q5. Being very versatile Mr. hfoynahan not only danced, but also played the saxophone and gave a very nice rendition of some poems about nature. Mi'. lVIoynahan's entertainment was not, strictly speaking, the last on the program, however. There was one number that lasted all eveningg and that was refreshments. Vast stores of ginger ale, cakes and sandwiches, your favorite cigarettes, the sweetest tobacco for your pipe, all were to be had for the asking. Souvenirs were distributed in the form of hannnered copper match-boxes. The refreshments and the speakers helped to make the Smoker a success, but what really made the affair one of the high spots in the Freshman year was the assem- bling of the Class as a unit. The Sll10li0l' was a g1'eat success, thanks are due to the speakers and enter- tainers and to the Committee. Such an affair as the Smoker means work and hard work for the Committee. At the end of the evening -all good things do come to an end e- a flashlight picture was taken, and then the Class dispersed, carrying inementos of the occasion. 19821 THE 192 7 JUBILEE The Jubilee HE Jubilee is without exception the most important socialfunction of the entire Freshman year. Coming as it does when the academic year is over and most athletic activities are completed, it is an occasion into which all enter with great enthusiasm, and which all strive to make a great success. The Jubilee is probably the only social affair of its kind among all colleges. Other univer- sities have their proms and fraternity dances, but in none other than Harvard does any class retain its unity and individuality to an extent sufficienttomakeitpossible for the entire class to enter with avidity into such an event. This is largely made possible by the fact that the Freshman dormitories are kept apart from the rest of the College, and so considerable class spirit is developed among the Freshmen. Early in the year an efficient committee was appointed to make all the plans and attend to the necessary mechanical details. After considering several possible dates, the evening of Mary Q8 was finally set for the Jubilee. It is intended that dinner shall be served in Smith Halls Quadrangle at six oiclock, during which the 1929 J azz Band will play for the entertainment of the diners, and the three dorinitory choruses will compete for the trophy which is annually awarded to the M841 Hall with the best chorus. The Glee Club and Miisical Clubs will subsequently give a concert until eight o,clock, when the dancing will commence in the Dining Hall and Co1n1non Roo1n of Smith Halls. The two best orchestras available in Boston, Billy Lossezis and Bert Loweis, have been engaged to furnish the music necessary for dancing. Both of these rooms and the Quadrangle will be suitably decorated for the occasion, the latter being illuminated with Japanese lanterns. A light supper will be served at about midnight, and the dance will break up prompt- ly at two oiclock. There will be no programs, and cutting in will be permitted. The Jubilee is already being anticipated with considerable interest, as was shown by the large number who gathered in Smith Halls Common Room early in April to show the Jubilee Committee that the whole Class was supporting it. The best of plans can go wrong it there is a lack of enthusiasm, but all indications point to success this year. and a large attendance is expected. Patronesses Mus. A. l.Aw1u-1Ncn I.owE1,i. Mus. JAMif:s JACKSON Mics. Enwann Wnrruicv Mrs Helen Baker htrs James Lawrence Mrs Charles Clifford Mrs Robert Leeson - Mrs Henry Cobb Mrs lVIatthew Luce Mrs Richard Covel Mrs George lVIandell Mrs Stanley Cunningham Mrs Charles Norton Mrs Philip Dalton Mrs Richard Olney Mrs. VVilliam Elkins lVIrs John Parkinson Mrs. William Emmett ' Mrs Elliot Pntnznn Mrs. John Gardiner Mrs. Frank Thayer lVIrs. Robert Gibb lVIrs. Henry Tudor Mrs. Henry Grew Mrs Robert lleC. Wlard Mrs Roland Hopkins Mrs Owen Winston Mrs Tarrant King lQ85l Mrs lfaul Wise APPLETON CHAPEL .-.gil-liii SCHDLARS HIPS 1,111.1-iii Scholarships I-IARV ARD CLUB SCHOLARSHIPS are awarded throughout the country to those men who, in the opinion of the club in their own particular dis- trict, have attained a sutliciently high scholastic record. The most important consideration. however. is the financial need of each applicant. The following received such aid R H 14' iii Bailey . A. Blackinun Blondis . . E. Cheever NV. H. Cleaver R G W H l D W I.. D Ip I . Courtney S. Crandall . Finkelstein F. Folland T. Fuller . C. Goodwin T. Grimm Cruarnaccia Hall . YY. C. Hazard L. .I. S. CT Lf J. 3 R S. P. I.. l. R. Henrich lil. King . S. Korzenik l.. Lundin M . MicTu rn en A. M. Murphy B. Nokes E. 0'Harra P. Park . M. Pilcher E. Porter NV. Mi. Raiguel li. J. Repetto W. C Rhodes S. D. H. J. G B. Roberts E. Rounds WV. Rubsainen F. Ryan . . N. Saum . 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Stilson S. A. Sutton G. A. Thow . H. A. Tripp . R. G. VVest . P. B. VVeyn1outh . . K. F. Wicks J. P. Yakubisin M. VV. Zimmerman . . Harvard Club Harvard Club Harvard Club Harvard Club Harvard Club Harvard Club Harvard Club Harvard Club Harvard Club Harvard Club Harvard Club Harvard Club of Boston of Philadelphia of VVasl1ington, D. C. of Long Island of VVestern Pennsylvania of Cleveland of Georgia of New York City of Philadelphia of Rhode Island of Philadelphia of Philadelphia Recipients of Aid from the Cobb, Greenleaf, Parinenter, and various other funds made by the benefactors of the College: J. T. Allen E. L. Anderson R. WV. Anderson A. Baird N. S. Barnes E. T. Bartlett A. C. Bates H. P. Beck W. H. Bingham A. R. Bloch R. Boonisar . A. VV. Booth P. J. W. Bove YV. B. Bradbury C. E. Brown L. S. Bryant H. WV. Burruss F. D. Carroll A. C. Chase F. R. Chevalier G. J. Cleary T. Cleary I. A. Colpak F. L. Dabney R. G. Davis V. F. Desmet E. P. Dewing WV. G. Dike W. E. Downey R. l'1ln'lieh H. Elberfield J. J. F aggiano R. Faxon 4' 5 ' n' H n l. L. 1 la .mba H. R. Fletcher VV. F. Fogg J. B. Francis J. S. French J. M. Galanis F. S. Grant G. Greenberg E. H. Green D. S. Gruber A. Hurwitz M. Isenberg T. J. Kennedy R. R. Ketchum R. I. Knapp S. lVL Krinsky D. R. Kroell E. W. LaDue R. Lamson J. S. Lewis L. H. Liberson A. W. Lind F. V. Loud 0. S. Loud A. Mzrhlowitz 12891 L. J. Murphy S. B. Myers R. H. U,Connell H. Olken E. Paster J. H. Prior J. L. Reid W. H. Reynolds 1? . N. Rich E. W. Rideout B. Rivers F. W. Roberts P. VV. Rounds L. H. Seiff D. C. Shaw H. C. Slll1l'l0l' S. Schwartz F. C. Sidney J. P. Skinner N. B. Smith R. A. Stout R. E. Stratton F. J. Sullivan J. L. Sweetnaln J. T. L. Thorup C. R. Timpany H. WV. Tripp P . P. Wadsworth E. Dubicl C. XV. Dupertuis R. E. Durkcc T. lVIcGove1'n G. A. Wfcllcr C. F. Maxfield D. Wliitas R. E. M6l'l'y A. S. VV00dwor'Lh B. Miller MID-YEAR SCHOLARSHIPS l 1'esli1m-n who have zlttaiilled am average of HIV, or butter in all thvir sub- jvcls :it 'thc ond of the Mid-Year Examinations. amd are tlierefore on the Dczufs List, can apply for schohwsliips given by individual donors, whose uzuncs the scliolewships bear. N. S. Barnes . J. K. Bairro R.I..B1'ittui11 . R. E. Durkee . L. J. dt'fi1'00f. . O. S. Loud . D. H. lVIzu'ficld L. J. Ritteulmud D. NI. Szuldomire G. B. Van Schzlzlck R. E. Nvzissou . Mary L. vV1litllGy Scholarship One-half of the Thomas Hall Scliolursliip 1,ZLl'lll6Ilt.Gl' Aid N. P. Hallowell 1VI011l0l'i2LlSC11Ol2ll'Si1ilJ 1,Zll'1l16llt6l' Aid Nlary L. Nwiitucy Scliolzirsliip Crowninshield Scliolurship Crowninsliield Scholzirship Crowninshield Scliolairship 1,2Ll'l1l1:'Ili.0I' Aid . PiLl'111Cl1t0l' Aid ,. Q., President Lowel1's House 1290 1 Entrance Examination Honors N 1914 the Faculty oi' Arts and Sciences voted to make public the names of 'those lf'reshmen who had received honor grades in their entrance examina- tions 'to Harvard College. Bihen the Committee on Admissions published the names of the men who had received these honors, there were found to be eighty- one upon the list. This list of the honor men and the schools at which they prepared, follows: Everett Addoms, Jr., Phillips Exeter Academy. Abraham Martin Alolt, English High School. George Alpert, Boston Latin School. VVarren Wlilcox Anthony, Phillips Andover Academy. Charles E rancis Ayers, Jr., Northeastern Preparatory School, Boston. Talbot Baker, Milton Academy. Nathan Spencer Barnes, 'llhacher School, Ojai Valley. California. Philip Barbour Bennett, Riverdale Country School, Riverdale, N. Y. Harold Berliner, Boston Latin School. Clarence Edwin Brown, Cambridge High and Latin School. Roscoe Conkling Bruce, Jr., Cambridge High and Latin School. Dean Chamberlin, Phillips Exeter Academy. Grover Arthur C.henoweth, Boston Latin Academy. Albert Goodwill Cllllliflliil. Browne and Nichols School. Henry Ives Cobb, 3rd, Groton School. lrving Colpak, Boston Latin School. Henry Harrington Cutler. St. Paul Academy, hiinnesota. Charles XYarner Duhig, Phillips Exeter Academy. Philip lves Dunn. lVIiddlesex School. George Ryder Eaxon, Boston Latin School. Charles Ross Ferguson. Boston Latin School. Eugene Louis Fisher. Boston Latin School. James Bicheno l1'rancis. Chestnut Hill Academy, Philadelphia. Joseph Bacon Eyffe. Hotchkiss School. Robert Boit Gierasch, Middlesex School. Jacob Goldberg, Boston Latin School. David Samuel Gruber. English High School. Leon Independence Gubin, Phillips Exeter Academy. Stuart Gordon Hardy, Phillips Exeter Academy. Wlillis Gilpin Hazard, Roxbury Latin School. Richard Stedman Holden, Phillips Exeter Academy. Phelps Hotchkiss, 'llaft School. Alfred Hurwitz, Boston Latin School. Richard Blhitney Hyde. Hartford I-Iigh School. John Duff Kenney, Phillips Exeter Academy. Franklin Knight, Jr., Phillips Exeter Academy. Wvalter Roosevelt Koch, St. Paul Academy, hlinnesota. H2911 George Carpenter Koss, Phillips Exeter Academy. Paul Sylvester Lindquist, Phillips Exeter Academy. Francis Smith Linn, Phillips Andover Academy. John Joseph McGloin, Boston Latin School. lVilliam Henry McMaster, Jr., Phillips Exeter Academy. Edward Reynolds McPherson, Jr., Phillips Exeter Academy. Wlilfred Mirsky, Boston Latin School. Summer Baron ltflyers, Boston Latin School. Philip Nichols, Jr., Country Day School, Newton. Rollin Hosmer Norris, Middlesex School. Brooks Otis, Phillips Exeter Academy. David Michael Owens, Boston Latin School. Newton Belmont Parker, Roxbury Latin School. Philip Hamilton Rhinelander, Kent School. Joseph Robinson, Boston Latin School. Edward Rudin, Boston Latin School. David Clemens Sachs, Boston Latin School. James Henry Sachs, Nliddlesex School. Nathan Maxwell Sachs, Boston Latin School. Daniel Monfried Sandomire, New York University. Marion Sanford, Phillips Exeter Academy. Marshall Schalk, Boston Latin School. ' Justus Julius Schifferes, St. Paul Academy, Minnesota. Henry Frederich Schwarz, The Hill School. Lazard Henry Seiff, Boston Latin School. Henry Simon, Boston Latin School. Samuel Schwartz, Boston Latin School. Frank Kent Smith, Phillips Exeter Academy. Paul Sidney Edward Smith, Phillips Exeter Academy. Russell lVIurdock Stobbs, Phillips Exeter Academy. Franz Theodore Stone, Phillips Exeter Academy. Alexander Law Stott, Boston Latin School. Randall Edwin Stratton, Phillips Exeter Academy. Thompson Tyler Sweeney, Jr., Phillips Exeter Academy. VValter Sheldon Tower, Jr., Columbia High School, South Orange, N. J Albert Chester Travis, Jr., Phillips Exeter Academy. WVilliam Perkins WVadsworth, St. Paul's School, Concord, N. H. John Comstock VVeeks, Boston Latin School. Henry Bartlett WVells, Phillips Exeter Academy. Jolm Garnett Whitham, Jr., Phillips Exeter Academy. Parker Stevens Wise, Middlesex School. Dudley Phelps King Wood, St. Mark's School. Charles Chamberlain Wooley, Phillips Exeter Academy. Julian Leo Yeslawsky, Boston Latin School. Edmund Ignace Zawacki, Williston Seminary. moan '71 X I '4 Q' I I! gg ,v A7 fxvzng Z W X , 7 , ,ii-.. tg, ,W MIA NI , r- ly X447 I 'p2ilAfQ!'f '-'Es au fvfvfl f rg. W 9YlZ f S .L VJ ! fai ',.Wi'ZZ 7 Q. E' SX, 1-175 I 2 NI lm Q iggzuakllgl fs, AWAY 4 Z5? 1'Zf?ZZiZ 7 lv 7 W 4' hid W m ,r VfZ7v m ' !7Z f If zaf5,wW,fef.A-Ya fm 'W!FI4Il9W l ?jff'lJ197LAgflfYl 'Z'QWW?f f' ,gpwq 11 5' W w,, mrmfaf.W W1 ,fa WWWJW IW My iz ,gm WWWMCW 'UWMZZWWZPJQBZ ylwlrfnnulw 4 4 if ff 5. .. Wyman? 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H. O'Connell Clfcszfynefl fllllll-I'IIlfllHl N November ll an election was held by which the twelve men comprising the dormitory committees were chosen from forty-one candidates named by the Committee on Freshman Affairs. Three men were elected from each of the major dormitories, Gore, Smith and Standish, one was chosen from Shepherd to serve with the Standish men, one from Little Hall to join the Gore committee. and one non-1'esident member was picked for Smith Halls to represent those who did not live in University buildings. Shortly after this, each of the committees convened in the Crimson Building and elected a chairman on whom the burden of responsibility was to lie. ,Putnam was chosen for Gore, Hardy for Standish, and O'Connell for Smith. Unfortunately 0,Connell found it necessary to resign, so that Harkness was appointed to take his place, and Farnsworth was elected ehairman of the Smith Halls Committee. At first no one thought there was much for these committees to do, but before long their work became quite apparent. A collection was taken up in each dormitory and devoted to making the common roolns more comfortable. Great quantities of popular magazines were subscribed to, and the last installments on the pianos were paid off, so that the common rooms became really comfortable lounge rooms where groups were always to be seen reading, singing, or listening to someone play the piano. But this was not all that was done. VVith the aid of the chairman of the Committee on Freshman Affairsgthe three dormitory chairmen drew up plans for the mass meeting held in Smith Halls quadrangle on the eve of the Freshman Football game with Yale. Captain French, Coach Campbell and others were prevailed upon to give brief talks on Football and the next day's game. Red fire flares were also provided, and proved very effective in gathering together a large crowd. This same group of chairmen later organized the first Freshman smoker held in the Union on February Q6. Refreshments were served, and souvenir ash trays were given out. The work of the committees throughout the year has been most efficient and satisfactory. They have been very helpful in promoting dormitory spirit and in furthering interest in the Class. L295 1 Birdsall Wright Jamieson Byers Palmer L. F. Holmes ' Yvood Dunker Potter Pennypacker Kane TllZi:N'9F DuBoxs PROCTORS Stmzrlislz Hall Brooks Potter '24, Head D. S. Byers '25 J. U. Duliois '24- Lifile Hall ll. 'l'. Dunker '25, Head Mitchell Gratwick '22 The Proctors Smith H alls Gore H all J. W. D. Seymour '17, Hcarl R. K. Kane '22, Head R. H. Thayer 2.3 J. W. Wood '98 Paul Birdsall '23 Wilson Palmer '23 E. F. VVrigl1t '24 L. F. Holmes '24 J. D. Jameson '24 A Slzeplzerrl Hall C. H. Hollister, Jr.,'2fL UR relations with the individual members of the board of Freshman proctors has been one of the most pleasant of our first-year experiences. This group of Harvard graduates has played an important part in the direction of class activities, and such success as we have had in getting a proper start in our work is due in no small degree to their efforts. The difficulties that confront the new arrival at college were materially lessened by the work of the proctors. When we first came to live in the Fresh- man dormitories, we found these young men ready and willing to aid us in every way possible, and our initial misgivings soon vanished. Instead of being the stern, austere minions of college authority that their disciplinary power sug- gested, we discovered them to be agreeable, congenial, and certainly human fellows, whose popularity was universal. Further inquiry revealed that most of them had been prominent in their graduating classes, exhibiting the same qualities of leadership that have made them efficient proctors. The list includes men of high scholastic standing, athletic ability, and talent in extra-curriculum activities and their knowledge of such subjects has been of great value in shaping our own courses. Entrusted with the responsibility of keeping a reasonable amount of order within the dormitories, the proctors have discharged their duties without making themselves appear as policemen, and for this reason they have received the friend- ship and respect of the entire class. lQ9'7l JAMES SMITH HALL N TERDORNIITORY athletics constitute an important branch of Freshman activities. They provide an opportunity for every man to play his favorite sport, even though he does not make a first squad - and better still. the rivalry between the dormitories makes the sport of his choice keenly competitive. This competition lends a spirit to his play that cannot be achieved in any other way. Every Freshman who is not on a first squad, represents his dormitory in all the sports in which he engages during the year. In each one tournaments and contests are held, the high scoring lnen making points for their dormitories. To increase this competitive interdormitory spirit, a few years ago Jesse Isadore Straus, ,93, gave a bronze tablet to each dormitory, upon which are engraved each year the victories won in fall, winter, and spring sports. The winning dormitory is selected by a point system, first place in each sport earning five points, second place, three points, and third place, one point. Gore Hall took the lead in the fall season by winning the Football series. but Smith Halls passed Gore by leading in Rowing, Cross Country, and Tennis, and earned the fall title with a total of nineteen points, a margin of two over Gore. In the winter contests, Smith continued to hold its lead over Gore, winning in Track, W1'estling, Handball, and Basketball. Gore and Standish t.ied for second place. the former having first place in Squash, the latter winning suprem- acy in hockey and number of numeral men. legal At the tum of the IRED Book s gomg to puss thu ltgllll, ol thc spung spun ts IS umlcculul SlI1ll,llI'IkLllSll2LS xsubst Lllll Ll lc ul lJuLf on 15 Ill Sllllxlllg 411-lt mu ol Wmmng' thc cllmnpionsldp lox tha vc u Fall Footl mll Rowi ng Cross Country 7 Y ' lemus N ulneruls 'l'otz1l W in for 'l'rzwk WVrestling Hockey Squash Ililllilllilll Nlll1lCl'iLlS llaslcetlmll Total Interdormitory .Football Series OR the 111e11 who did 11ot lnake tl1e FI'GSll1112l,l1 Football squad, the iliterdorlni- t.ory series provided an excellent opportunity to play in competitive games. 'JlllCl'C was a twofold purpose for every player, first that he was cl1a1npioni11g his dor1nitory in the race for athletic SllIJl'0llliLCy, and second that, if he showed prom- ising ability, he would be Dl'01ll0TV0il to the first squad. During the Football SGELSOII several 111e11 profited by this chance for p1'Oll1OiLi0I1. In tl1e fall, then, the il1T0l'tlOl'1l1i't0l'y squads were organized UIHTCI' the super- vision of Coach Douglas Hamilton, and the Gore team, led by Alan Sweezy, defeated the Standish contingent under the eaptainship of Richard Covel, by the score of 3-0. Tl1e second game resulted in a 7-0 victory for STQLIIQHSTI over the Smith teain, capliained by Norman Vaughan. Gore, however, WVOH the eha111- pionship in the last game by tying Smith with a 0-0 score. TvI0iLl1NVilil02Lllikll-D0l'llli't0l'V team l1ad been selected from the leading players of tl1e squads. These 111011, representing the Freshman Class, defeated both the Juniors klllil Seniors by scores of '7-0, but lost the Class championship, NVTIGH they were overeo111e by the Sophomores. In tl1e interiln between these class games '- - . P, . .' y1.Y,1.. the All-Dornntory team played against tl1e fnst I rt sl1 plays to give tl1e first squad 111011 defense practice. .I,.lC. L.T. L.G. C. R.G. R.T. R.E. QB. L.H.B F B nfl-i .11 The Teams Gore Strmrlifslz lfVeiler A. Churchill Tower Johnson Brookfield Kane Rich Jackson Sweezy Cf 711,710 Hubbard Levin Strong Crosby H. Bigelow Lifrak Morrison Capron Covel Clffzyntj Salmon Tupper Ellrlic-l1 Clifford A11-Dorrn1tory Team LE. Tudor L.T. Strong 'I,.G. Brookfield C. Jackson fCapt.j B.G. Sweezy R.T. A. Cushman R.E. Bancroft Q.B. M0l'l'iS L.H.B. Tupper F.B. Covel R.H.B. Clifford 13011 man team, using' t It L L Smith Tudor Vaughan fUa11t.j Nlongan Gray Sexton Wey111outl1 VVar1'en Wellcl' Fall Interdormitory Rowing ALL rowing was largely a period of training in the fundamentals of oarsman- ship. After a few weeks of practice on the machines, the men with previous experience were picked for the Red. VVhite. and Blue crews, while the inexperi- enced oarsmen were formed into dormitory crews under the direction of Coach Haines and Coach Heard. Gore and Standish each furnished three crews, whereas Smith had four. The men were taken out in the Leviathan', for several days after leaving the ma- chines and were finally put. into barges. Then 'followed tln'ee weeks of intensive work in overcoming the obstacles of the beginners in preparation for the cham- pionship race. Thursday, November IQ, the day of the Interdormitory Regatta, found the l reshman rowers eager to show their supremacy in the races and there was every indication of an exciting struggle. The course was along the half-mile straight- away above the Stillman Infirmary. The first race, which was between the first crews of Gore. Smith. and Standish, ended with Smith a length ahead of Standish and Gore as much behind. The second crews followed soon after, Smith and Standish apparently very closely matched. This time Smith won by only half a length, while Gore trailed behind. Smith had a fourth crew and it was agreed that it should race with the third crews. Smith four gained a considerable lead at the start by rowing a higher stroke than the others. This lead was diminished as the race progressed, until at the finish it was just half a length. Standish and Gore tied for second place. Smith Halls won the Interdorniitory Championship with 15 points, Standish took second with 8 points, and Gore was last with 4- points. Dormitory First Crews S m itll S fa 11 fl 45.911 Gore llow Olney Leeson Proctor Q C lurran Mac Kusiek Roberts 3 Chanler Quigley Courtney 4- Farnsworth Follansbee Lee 5 Hudson Lind 0'Reilly 6 Wintringham Wyeth Stewart 7 Hubbard H. Bigelow Howard Stroke Thurber Greer Hopkins Cox Korzcnik Lobred deSautelle Interdormitory Hockey FTElt the regular Class squad had been chosen this year, the men interested in Hockey were banded together in Dormitory teams. Many excellent players whose academic grades did not permit them to represent the Class added to 'lhe ability of the tln'ee teams. Aided by Coach Barton. these squads devel- oped into the best Dormitory teams in some years. Great. enthusiasm was shown in the matches which were played on the Charlesbank Rinks. Standish Hall, maintaining its prestige of the last four years, won the cham- pionship. The season was hampered by a lack of ice, and the schedule remained incomplete. The victor was determined by the percentage of the games won and lost, although Smith Halls had played four games, while Gore and Standish had participated in but three encounters each. Several of the players gave promise of becoming strong candidates for future varsity teamsg Baldwin and Giddens deserve mention for their splendid work. The dates of the matches, and the final standing ot the teams follow: January Il Smith 9 Gore January IQ Standish 6 Smith January 13 Gore 2 Standish January H- Smith 2 Gore January 15 Standish 5 Smith Won Los! Pei. Standish EZ 1 .667 Smith 2 2 .500 Gore I Q . 388 Interdormitory Cross Country y CCOIIIJING to the usual custom. the first event of the year for the Fresh- man Cross Country runners was an interdormitory meet. This was held on October 9. The immediate purpose of the race was to give the men a chance to see what they could do and enable the coach to see what sort of material he had. The race was run over the regular Soldiers Field two-mile course in a drizzling rain. As far as a dormitory representation was concerned, it was a Very one- sided affair, for ol' the thirteen men who ran Gore sent only tln'ee, and Standish but one. Before such odds these two halls were hopelessly outclassed. The four leading places ,held by Flaksman, 'Wildes, Driver, and VVoodWorth, went to Smithg the next three to finish were Gore meng and of the last six, Standish had the 'fourth and Smith the rest. l 303 1 Interdorrnitory Winter Track Meet HIS year Smith Halls won the annual Interdormitory Winter Track Meet held on February 9 and 10, defeating Standish by the small margin of two points. This victory was chiefly due to the fact that Smith had more experienced men, who were able to win the majority of first places in the seven events. The total scores were as follows: Smith 4-OM, Standish asm, and Gore 16. The su1n1na1'y: 40-yard dash: W'on by Guarnaceia CSmithjg second, French QStandishD:third, Sachs. QStandishj. Time: 5s. 880-yard run: Wlou by Smith CSmithjg second, 1Vildes QSmithjg third, Hubbard. CStandishj. Time Qm. 5 Q-5s. 1000-yard run: 1Von by Koch CStandishj: second. 1Vildes tslllltllbl third, Driver CSmithj. Time Qin. 34- 2-5s. High Jump: 1Vou by Beal Cllorelg second, Hartnett tslllifllll third, Beisel CStandishj. Height 5'5 . Broad Jump: Won by French CStandishD g second, VVhite CStandishjg Third, Tripper CSmithj. Distance: 21'6 . Shot Put: Won by Guarnaccia CSmithjg second, Coleman CStandishDg third, Grimm CGorej. Distance 43'3 . , '35-pound VVeight: VVon by Fyffe Cslllltllpg second, Churchill CStandishj. Distance 33 4 '. Interdormitory Basketball ASKETBALVL has always been one of the most popular sports in the winter physical training curriculum. In each of three sections, which play at two, three, and four oiclock, teams are organized from the various dormitories. Five points are awarded to the winning team in each section, and the Hall with the greatest total in all the sections is the winner of the interdormitory cham- pionship. Smith Halls with eleven points was this yearls victor, although its representatives finished third in the four oiclock competition, first place in both of the other sections gave it the crown, which contributed largely to the winning of the WV inter Sports Title. The standings in each of the sections follow: 2 o'cloclc -'K cfclock A rfcloclc Total Points Smith Halls 5 5 1 11 Gore Hall 3 3 3 9 Standish Hall 1 1 5 7 1 :mi 1 Interdormitory Fall and Winter Track Meets WU Track meets, open only to students in the University, are held each year, the Fall Handicap Meet, which took place on November 17, and the VVin- ter Carnival, on February 9. In each of these the Class of 1929 did remarkably well. A fair percentage of those who placed in the Fall lVIeet were Freshmen, and the first-year men won the February contest by a large margin. Following are the names of those who placed first, second, or third in these two meets. FALL HANDICAP MEET 75-yard dash: Won by J. T. Flexnerg J. H. Sachs, third. 440-yard run: Won by J. G. Coleman. 880-yard run: Won by W. H. Hulsmang J. 0. W ildes, second. Mile Run: L. Flaksman, second. Pole Vault: Won by W. H. Cleaver. 16-lb. Shot Put: VVon by J. G. Coleman. 12-lb. Hammer Throw: O. S. Schafer, second. WINTER CARNIVAL 4-0-yard dash: Won by D. Guarnaccia. 300-yard ru11: Won by T. E. Dunn, T. O. Brewster, third. 600-yard run: Won by G. W. Smith. 1000-yard run: Won by W. R. Koch, J. O. Wildes, second, J. C. Ilubbard, Jr., and W. R. Driver, tied for third. Broad Jump: Won by A. E. F renchg D. White, second. High Jump: VVon by B1 H. Bealg J. E. Hartnett and C. Jenney '26, tied for third. Shot Put: Won by D. Guarnaccia. 35-lb. Hammer Throw: J. B. Fyffe, third. Interdormitory Squash Racquets UR .another year Squash proved itself to be the most popular form of winter sport among the Freshmen. Although the number of 150 participants does not surpass the previous record enrollment, it does, however, greatly exceed the number of men in any other branch of sport. Contests called ladder tournaments were held during the season and then each half-hour class had an elimination tournament, the winners being selected to represent their respective dormitories in the final series. The interdormitory clash which followed provided little opposition for the superior Gore team, which allowed Standish but two matches out of seven, and Smith only one. In the play-off between Standish and Smith the former won, thus gaining second place. H1051 Miscellaneous Freshman Activities - s L. B. Benjamin! A. E. Bloomberg S. W. Burbank ' University Band H. C. Mitchell S. P. Park ' W. E. Roys D. hi. Doten S. Sawmelle M. T. Easton L. M. Shapiro R. M. Greene G. A. Thow R. R. Ketchum B. Vine R. Lamson W. A. Wilkinson H. Lisker J. H. VVright University Instrumental Clubs VV. J. C. Baker H. Lewis F. C. Bartlett A. Lind E. Blondis J. Marshall H. Burnett P. W. Mather is R. G. Davis R. Morse E. Dubeil R. Rheinhart G. Edsall H. Rubsamen F. P. Forbes S. A. Sawmelle O. Goelet K. H. Sutton T. Hall G. A. Thow A. Harlow D. Weisman R. Harris R. M. WVhitte1nore A. T. Hartwell D. Wood R. S. Holden W. J. C. Baker M. L. Bell C. W. Boyd H. Brandmiller G. N. Burns J. R. Carter A. C. Chase E. T. Clapp T. Cleary W. H. Cleaver G. Curran, Jr. W. R. Driver C. W. Duhig C. W. Dupertuis J. S. Frame J. M. French M. K. Hall C. H. Hart D. W. Houck F. Rollins r University Glee Club J. DeW. Hubbard W. H. Hulsman H5061 J. H. Wright L. E. Johnson J. P. Keyes F. Knight W. R. Koch M. Kurnitsky J. Lawrence A. D. Levick D. S. Lowe L. A. McGovern S. N. Manierre J. W. Martindale W. M. Raiguel W. A. Rust J. VV. Ryan J. E. Spike W. L. Stevens K. H. Sutton R. B. Thurber P. P. Wadsworth R. W. Werner J. M. Barnes E. lllonclis A. E. BlOOlllll0l'g S. W. Burbank E. L. Cramer J. W. Downing G. H. Hurwitz D. A. Kaplan A. W. Lind E. H. Atkinson li. Acldoms R. C. ljitfllllfj N. P. Brood F. R, Chevalier P. J. Bovc E. T. Clnpp H G. . Hart, Jr. W. S. Carroll R. H. Dorr R. R. Ehrlich C. 'l'. R. Bntcs P. J. Bove A. P. Caprio J. A. DeGugliehno J. J. Faggizmo ll. M. Dotcn R. B. Giernsch G. H. H lmwrrz B. F. Bell Pierian Sodality Dramatic Club H. C. Wells Chess Club Choir C :pn Club Circolo Italiano- Deutfscher Verein Cercle Francais L :mv 1 H. G. Mitchell A. M. Pu.ppcnl1c'ln1cr S. P. Park h. M. Parker A. Ruum H RllllSEIII1CIl- G. A. Thow - D Wood M. Zlll1lI1CI'lDltll R . ll. Gowing W. G. Ilztzzwcl S. S. Korzenick P. Ilonlc F. N. Rich L. E. Johnson, Jr. S. K. P. Park H. Sutton H. A. Hollister H. Johnston J. S. Summerl1a.ycs H. L. l'l2tI'l1l0ll G. F. Mimrimlo E. L. Murkcllzt C. Nobili L. 0,Brien P. J. Quinn D. E. Vascczxro D. W111'i'1s C. MQK. Norton SOCIAL SERVICE WORKERS The Phillips Brooks House Association ACH year finds the Phillips Brooks House Association exerting a greater influence upon the college life of the Freshman. During the STIIHIHCI' every new student was sent a Harvard H cmclbook and a prospectus of the activities for the coming year. As a valuable help to new students, a committee of upper classmen maintained an information bureau at the House during the firsivwveel' of the term. On September 30, the Association held the annual Freshman reception. M. A. Cheek, '26, president of the cabinet and captain of the Football team, gave a short talk on Football. Then the president of each of the three undergraduate publications spoke on the merits of his paper: A. G. Cooke, '26, on the Lampoong W. D. Edmonds, J r., '26, on the Advocate, and W. I. Nichols, '26, on the Crim.s'o11.. Ten Freshman Nlonday-night lectures were given during the first half of the year ill the common rooms of the Freshman dormitories under the auspices of the Association, all of which came under the general heading: Whitt Should a Man Get Out of College? The number of Freshmen interesting themselves in opportunities for social service has greatly increased with the Class of '29, ninety-two men from the Class being registered in the several social-service departments and deputations. Freshmen also helped at the Thanksgiving and Christmas Open House, and in raising money for the annual finance campaign. 13091 8.055 chi? X 1 yy Vdejlfidj MJ ' !' - I ff' 5 Tpilogue The mountains of the earth are not so great The stretch of sea is not so inthe, That youth will eher fail to satiate Zlpis mah oesire for growth. itais strihe burmounts all obstacles to learn at last The Svetret of hori5ons if-pe has passeo. .X -A' rf:-,1':f'qE., J, ... N - --,11- ' 11:1 :X . . 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ENTRAL UNION TRUST CGMPANY FNEWYORK 80 BROADWAY, NEW voiuc MADISON AVENUE AT 42ND STREET FIFTH AVENUE AT 60TH STREET Capital, Surplus and Undividecl Profits Over 40 Million Dollars Member Federal Reserve System HF 4 12 12 fl 4? il ll il RJ? ll ll ll 9 1? 0 12 '12 1? Sl il 1? 42 if-'ll 11? IGI QLTTF 12 4?-47 if 47--4? 13 1 L. W. Boyd A. L. Brown L. Huberman A. T. Abramson S. A. Aisner H. J. Ajalnian M. VV. Allard E. S. Allen G. L. Allen A. M. Aloof w G. Alpert N. L. Amster F. L. Anderson J. J. Antonnccio J. H. Appleton F. K. Arnold E. H. Atkinson H. A. August C. F. Ayers VV. D. Babb T. K. Babcock R. D. Bacon G. G. Bailey MAINE L. N. Kesaris E. R. Levi P. W. Rounds MARYLAND P. Capron, Jr. MASSACTIIUSICTTS W. P. Breed H. Brenner G. W1 Brewster T. O. Brewster IV. H. Brine, Jr. R. C. Brittain E. J. Brown L. S. Bryant R. Burley G. H. Bennett G. N. Burns S. C. Burns IV. R. Cain J. C. Campbell B. Cannon H. Cantor A. P. Caprio. Jr. R. C. Carpenter F. D. Carroll J. L. Carter T. Baker C. 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Donahey, Jr VV. II. Donehue B. H. Dorman D. M. Doten W. M. Dow M. G. Dowling VV. E. Downey H. M. Draeos WV. R. Driver, III E. Dubiel P. C. Duggan C. VV. Duhig C. W. Dupertuis R. E. Durkee L. A. Durocher M. T. Easton R. R. Ehrlich THE HITE GRASS ' r l , f 422 -. aff f f f We . ua. fi X 'j a I 1' lv, tj I 1, Jf Y I, ,,v4,g,f 5 l '755Q'4Wfi ', 'l l . V, Qjmpkpvl, 2, 3.-as I . -HQ -1' f ' , ,Q if l-lvB-oftl1eBarBCRancl'ies 'Q :pf at 11 ,,,. ,.,.. ' 1 Q' '.' ffr r ' ,,, ,l . , .Q -U S. ' -M ,i,.t:fLl 1fb,,,-fe f :M ' it An ldeul S u mmer ' i A f T ,WV ,M lwtf. itll 'yffwf .fvf your bvy -ll if -I V1 'L ,.v ' ' Alun' ,,, U , V' Wholesome, Vigorous, Long Rzmcmbcrcd 'I' U ' i Ik,,l.M ft- f V ' W1 H- 'hi If 1,3 The White Grass Ranch Cof the liar BC Ranchesb is located in ,lackson's Ilole, VVyommg, ' J and is for boys from thirteen to nineteen years of age. ,M,,:f'i,iI:5 , ' 4 ' ll' '93 The valley of Jackson's Ilole, in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, has long been famous ' A iff W 45421. rg for its scenery, and for the great herds of elk and other big game which make it one of the best at :fy If hunting countries in the United States. ' 191' Q 'Z It is perhaps the unspoiled character of Jacksons llole. with the railroad still safely distant l ffl, 'f, :l, ,pf ,tiff lu' f'-' I 1, 'tl Q' across the mountains, as well as the extraordinary variety of its scenery, which led Theodore Roosevelt, and Owen Wister. and llenry van Dyke to speak of it as the most beautiful country in the United States. The hoys live in comfortable log cabins in a dry and stimulating atmosphere 6,400 feet ahove sea level -Af- riding, swinuning, fishing, hiking and loaling. Each hoy has his own horse and each is taught the western style of riding. There is a pack-trip made solely with pack and saddle horses through the VVyoming Rockies. The boys are sent out on these pack trips in groups of ten and have an opportunity to learn all they can of this method of travel - to pack a horse, to throw hitches, to make camp, to take care of themselves and their horses in the open. The personnel in charge consists of a guide, cook, horse wrangler, doctor and councillor. The summer includes a comprehensive circuit through Yellowstone Park and two days at the picturesque Frontier rodeo at Jackson twenty miles south of the Ranch. For further information regarding the White Grass ane 1 at c r Representative, who will furnish you with a hooklet of the Ranch and answer any questions. R l l l ess Lee D. Butler, Nassau Club, Princeton, N. J., Eastern Seasongood, Haas 81 MacDonald Mernbers New York Stock Exchange 60 Broadway - New York l8l S. W. Ellis E. G. Emmons, Jr. J. P. Emmons A. E. Erickson J. J. Faggiano VV. R. Faulkner G. R. Faxon F. L. Felton E. F. Fenn S. W. Fenollosa C. F. Ferguson J. VV. Filoon H. Firger E. L. Fisher VV. F. Fitzgerald, Jr. L. Flaksman T. E. Flanagan I-I. R. Fletcher W. N. Flint C. C. Flora W. F. Fogg E. C. Fors J. J. FOX N. F. Fradkin J. B. Francis A. A. Frank A. Freedberg N. S. Freedman J. E. Freeman A. E. French J. M. French J. B. Fyffe J. 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Dinner Dancing Week-day Evenings AMERICA'S FINEST HOTEL APARTMENTS 299 PARK AVENUE NEW YORK CITY Charles Wilson, Managing Director 5 Q09OQ9QOQOQOD9Q9Q9Q9Q9QOQOD9Q9Q9Q0 J? - in Cambridge THE LEADING FINANCIAL INSTITUTION HARVARD TRUST COIVIPA Y Established 1860 CAPITAL, SURPLUS and UNDIVIDED PROFITS OVER ONE MILLION BANKING, AGENCY AND TRUSTS OVER TWENTY-F IVE MILLION OFFICES Harvard Square Central Square Kendall Square MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM T411 Seottis Young Men's Department Second Floor IS AN amazing example of the wisdom of value giving-we builded better than we knew when we decided to make all our Young Men's Garments in our own workrooms in Boston. The design, the fit, the material, the workmanship, are superior-and have iniiuenced a Hood tide of young men from the schools, colleges and business houses. Suits S545 5550 355 ' LlMlT Z 5 336 to 340 Washington Street, Boston BEAR s STEARNS 81 Co. 100 BROADWAY NEW YORK CITY New York Stock Exchange Members Chicago Board of Trade Rubber Exchange of New York, Inc. i491 NQTMAN Plfofogmpfzer Z0 ' Harvard 497166 I 91 4 02? 1286 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge I 1 SILVER PRINGS, FLORIDA THE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD An underwater paradise seen through Glass Bottom Boats. Scientists and authorities on Natural History come from the world over to View this mysterious and awe-inspiring Work of nature and are charmed with its marvelous beau It is the largest Springs in the World, over 5oo,ooo,ooo gallons of crystal clear water flowing from it every 24 hours. This should be seen by everyone who is interested in nature's Wonders. SILVER SPRINGS CORPORATION AT OCALA, FLORIDA Huuliiiioliiiliiiol nu, COMP'-IMENTS OF Mrnurrrivu. 1Hrnuiniunw muh 3ITialy , y ,Y M h H H ywy, 170-174 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE lElLlM3lE1Ri i a lP01RLlD 18:3 00NllPlAlNl Y EOSTON, MASS. Yllllff .fl fl 'f l'l'Nl5U'RMlcE PREPARE -for Your EXAMS ll lMlIfILlK SEER ElErT,i lBlosTHoNl wma OUR Complete and Accurate Reviews The Qlullege Tutoring Bureau 4-01 BROCK BLDG. M-I6 MASS. AVENUE, IIARVA RD SQUARE Porter 3376- IV l44l The Engravings for this book were made by The QEIzctric Cliiitp Ctingrahing Qin Buffalo, 33. Q. College Engravers for more than one quarter of a century New England Reprexentfztive ROBERT C. BACON, 177 Milk Street, Boston I4-51 2 jg ew f f f 'f W 1 fa X M M, Us ,f, ,ff 7 fi U , f lf f ff f 4 1 4 , f fl N, ff 1 f 4 ef' 2 'v C1 '. ,fn 42 ,W , fe, 1 4 1 1 ww ,f yy .fe 4,14 We fllilk as Nature Intended lt Just simply pure, rich,wholesome milk-Nature's perfect food in all its original purity and richness. WHITING'S GRADE A Telephone UNIVERSITY 5250 THE VARSITY SHOP has been kept Pure from ite Contract Pressing Hand Laundry 'QS WL ' source and both its absolute Alilmil' I W purity and unvarying richness 1 9 D U N S T E R S T R E E T ' is definitely verified every day ' -- fl in our laboratories. CAMBRIDGE. MASS- . N Ny .W Every bottle is sealed with a ', double tamper-proof cap. A fg a WHITING MILK A , A T COMPANIES ' PARS ONS AND W AIT ,7,,k Team j. I K N I I A D A R C IIITE CT S 3 if 4,' ' is 1 N l , 'J' A n i A Q Mui A 1 BEACON STREET, BOSTON 1 A iii 4, A -A f 'We in -Q33 gi yy , . N ,fl x X 'e ,Y5 351 F ' is me N A A A ' 1 X 1 ---' --'-f--0 ERNS1' M. PARSONS succassone vo '9 . 7L3'll57 CHARLES R. WAIT E. M. PARSONS af co. 1 TP' 461 QAn organization of engineers specialized in that branch of Technology which deals with the handling or treatment of mix- tures of fine solids and liquids. Dorr methods and equipment are used from Borneo to Bolivia and in a variety of industries too widespread- to enumerate. THE DURR COMPANY E N G IN E E R S 247 PARK AVENUE NEW YORK CITY DENVER LOS ANGELES CHICAGO WILKES'BARRE JOPLIN THE DORR CO. LTD BURR G. m.b.H., SOC. DIJRR ET CIE. I6 South Street London E.C,2 Joachimsthalerstr. IO. Berlin WI5 l26. Rue de Provence Paris 8 INVESTIGATION TESTS DESIGN EQUIPMENT Constructive Idealism NO nation that unselfishly protects its dependents as ours is doing through the institution of Life Insurance can ever be fairly charged with bald materialism. Destruction of the individual's income through his death, with consequent loss of support to his dependents, is a danger that constantly threatens every man who works. Life Insurance is a great social compact by which this danger is offset, through merging the uncertainty of the individual life with the immeasurable strength of men standing together. Life Insurance is Idealism constructively applied to projecting the economic value of men into the future, thereby making sure that their dreams for their families will become realities. New ifinglamh 111511111211 iliifv Elnauranre Glnmpamg BOSTON, MASS. H71 Ctumpliments nf The Euston line Qinmpanp A SMOKE SHOP W. I'I. BRINE CO. an? VVhere you find unexeelled Service and the attention of one who knows OFFICIAL how to please. No matter whether you drop in for 21 mere bite or a quiet smoke, you're bound to meet your friends and good fellowship. ATHLETIC OUTFITTER T0 TI-IE LEADING PREP SCHOOLS A R T H U R ' S y :gf INCORPORATED LANIZSSZH IEMBPNG 27 ous street, Boston H81 Qinmpliments uf Q Jfrienh EQUIPMENT TRUST SECURITIES RA I L R OAD INDUSTRIAL TANK CAR I I Q1 FREEMAN 8: COMPANY 34 PINE STREET, NEW YORK I49I Tmpirv 'rum Glnmpamg MAIN OFFICE: EQUITABLE BUILDING 120 BROADWAY, NEW YORK FIFTH AVENUE OFFICE: 580 FIFTH AVENUE, Corner 4-7ll1 Struct, HUDSON OFFICE: 14111 BROADNVAY, Corner 39th Slreol LONDON OFFICE: 28 CHARLES STREET, S. W. This Company is thc Fiscal Agcnl. of the Sl.ul.e of New York for the sale ol' Stock Transfer Tax Stamps Empire Svnfs Bepnuit Glnmpzmg SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS AT ALL OFFICES Rent a Piano for '26-'27 Billings Sc Stover -OF.. BRIGGS 8: BRIGGS UZDUH2 5 561 7' Z 5 5 1270 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE CAMBRIDGE Opp. Widener Memorial Library HARVARD SCLUARE CAMBRIDGE, MASS. South Shore Real Estate Year Round and Summer Properties Ilcadguanwlj for Weymouths, Hingham Cincluding Crow Pointj, FASTMAN KODAKS AND SUPPLUQZS Hun'NHQ'2,1'nff2,'fa51e,f,gffjtuates' PRINTING AND DEVELOPING Cape Cod Property Satisfactory 24-Hour Service G E 0 . A . C O L E 40 BROAD ST., BOSTON Tel. MA1n 5231 I 50 1 Arthur H. Harlow M. A. McDo ARTHUR I-I. I-IARLOW 65' CO Eichings, Engravings and Paintings Fine Framing ' :iv 7 I 2 Fifth Avenue, New York COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND l511 F Men ! Many of the men you admire about the yard as well -dressed wear TALBOT Clo .es. Cowl woolens, uulorecl m give Style and Service TALBOT CO. 245-403 Washington St., Boston , ll' IISIIIIIKIOIL lunuel blulmn. Well-dressed I1 ILE IIN Glnllrgv Efailnr 45 Bromiield Street, Boston An exclusive assortment of choice fabrics for SPRING and SUMMER wear is now at your disposal. We solicit your inspection. Have been patronized by COLLEGE MEN for the past thirty-one years. CRIMSON PRINTING C O M PA N Y McCrxR'1'1eR X IQNEELANIJ .W 14 PLYMPTON STREET CAMBRIDGE, MASS. HARVARD CRIMSON BUILDING T UN 3390 Field 8z Cowles iinsuranne fc 85 Water St., Boston 2 Complimenls of LEWIS and MAGEE Certbfed Public Accounianls 961 Park Square Building BOSTON COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND i531 Gi H W HI N 417 FIFTH AVENUE NEW! MEMBER BOSTON REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE GW 'W LW' EUGENE G. KRAETZER, REALTOR FOR ALL OCCASIONS LEXINGTON REAL ESTATE ohn H . Derby,jfefweler, Inc. Erlflbliihffi 1907 N RESIDENCE. 9 FOREST STREET. LEXINGTON IJARVARD SQUARE, CAMBRIDGI-1, MASS. TELEPHONE, LEX, 2,,,M Qfllxu Davis Square, Soma-rvillrj HAY RKET 4700 I-IEVVINS Bc HOLLIS SHIRTMAKERS SINCE 1845 IMPORTERS OF MEN'S FURNISHINGS 4 I-IANIILTON PLACE. BOSTON OPPOSITE PARK STREET CHURCH I-541 lIMIliIllLlILfE5TIFTI'Q, xRffo?E1 Nlcnxlmcrs New X fmrk Stock laxclmngc l4 '1:XXl'--1 lil DEALERS IN INVESTMENT SECURITIES 120 BROADWAY, NEW YORK HOTEL BRIDGVVAY SVRINGFI ELD, MASS. uf Jlfosz' CDelz'gfzffz4l .Hofel Phone Walnut 3400 for reservations S. S. LEARNARD C0. AND GEORGE E. SKINNER C0. Beef, Pork, Lamb, Veal, Poultry l-IOTEL, CLUB, SCHOOL AND RESTAURANT SUPPLIES 50 Faneuil Hall Market - - - Boston, Mass l55l Qtumpliments nf QI jllilemher nf the Qlilass uf 1897 Germano - F oglletta Cor, t r J-I J' ii- f ' ' 'dllilercbant Uiailur Camping Equipment Full Line of Foreign and Domestic Goods Tents Rented ATTRACTIVE PRICES Sporting Goods 6 BOYLSTON ST., HARVARD SQ Motorcyclists' Clothing m Uni' 'fm Cutlery Footwear General Merchandise COMPLIMEN'1'S OF 338 Massachusetts Avenue - Boston N' SALLINGER Opposite Boston Arena Open Evenings Telephone K .nmorc 7511 L56 1 1415 9054 Gibraltar Tlluggagr Glnrp'n 541 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK TRUNKS LEATHER GOODS TRAVELING OUTFITS Qllumpliments uf Q jfrienh l571 ARTHUR L. CARNS Member New York Stock Exchange 4-3 EXCHANGE PLACE NEW YORK CITY For that cool, slow-burning fragrant smoke- Cake Box Mixture for the plpel For that appetizing, mellow short smoke- Cake Box Cigarettes! Leavitt 81 Peirce, Inc. I 31 6 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge For 40 Years the Harvard Man's Smoke Shop FZ!! WUH EIDCIIHHIAIVD L Qlamilrihge 7Eru5t 'HHNHAV sllasm-IQVSSVIAI ZIEI Qumpanp 1336 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE AHCINHVPI The Siudcnls Bank H A U E R ' S dOOD 8 1 N EWBURGER, HENDERSON 81 LEOB Members of New York and Philadelphia Stock Exchanges 100 BROADWAY NEW YORK 202 Fifth Ave., at 25th Street 15t2 Walnyt St t 511 Fifth Ave., at 43rd street Ph'ladelPh'a 517 Seventh Ave., at 38th St. L b non, P Compliments of M. Knoecller 8: Co. I4 East 57th Street New York City i591 COIWPLINIENTS OF A FRIEND OC!-di W. H. PRIOR, ING. ' BOSTON, MASS. Finest Imported Smoking Supplies EQ? Qcdfedaf me Crimson PRIOR dz TOWNSEND, INC Tharwzdey BOSTON, MASS. HARVARD SQ., CAMBRIDGE mm Complimen ts of F. A. O. SCHWARZ D195 5th AVENUE and CORNER of 31st STREET NEW YORK BOOKS SPORTING GOODS TAKEN BY A FRIEND Hill FOR SALE 'E' l 'La oss :sn lmuinsuxn :Quin u 1- ,sn ns- -sn us-111 ususuxn -sux: us- .s..s..s...q, I I rms BUEY5 I falsususnsninxnusains:n1nLuQnuQnQnqnQ-n5.pQnQnQ.,5. ,ps- A Pcrfecl Prescnl CHAMPIONS BRED FROM CHAMPIONS Bznrihge kennels CORNWALL, N. Y. J. KOSHLAND an co. WOOL 50 1 SUMMER STREET BOSTON ESTABLISHED 1903 VVNI. J. FLANAGAN 84 CO. MEN'S OUTFITTERS AND CUSTOM SHIRT MAKERS 13 WATER STREET AND 14 SPRING LANE BOSTON TELEPHONE MAIN 4693 NI. CORVIN CLOTHIER CUSTOM MADE SUITS AND TOP COATS FORTY DOLLARS TUXEDOS - FI FTY DOLLARS MADE T0 MEASURE'-ANY STYLE 128A TREMONT STREET, BOSTON 'rE1.EPHoNE LIBERTY 3414 62 2575 Telephones, Richmond 2576 2577 S. H. Appleman Co. WHOLESALE Fruit and Produce Jforzign - mumestic Hotel and Restaurant Trade a Specialty C. BOWEN TRUCKING-RI G GING MOTOR TRANSPORTATION SAFE AND MACHINERY MOVING 28 Shrewsbury St. WORCESTER, MASS. 51 Sudbury St. 216 North Main St. ST, BOSTON, MASS. PROVIDENCE, R. I. Telephone Haymarket 220 Telephone Union 4-208 , . BEACON HILL BACK BAY REAL ESTATE JOSEPH 1. SMALL IE WEL ERS Wm. C. Codman 85 Son and 15 STATE ST. 30 CHARLES ST. BOSTON OP TICIA NS Expert Watch and jewelry Repairing DIAMONDS JOHN LANE WATCHES . . EWEL Teacher of Slngzng J RY STEINERT HALL 267 HUNTLIQEESS AVENUE l62 BOYLSTON STREET - - BOSTON, MASS. PHONE BACK BAY 2462 Telephone Dewey 0627-,I New STEPS FROM SYMPHONY H H531 TELS. UNIVERSITY 7885 85 6875 SNELIJS ERVICE GARAGE AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING t 65 BOYLSTON ST. CAMBRIDGE, MASS. THE STE! 'R.'iI..'2.'Ilf.1,?...,?PEC'A'- S A T I S F A C T I O N W wgffil 1 HJQAQJJJ' Writing line always visible :Slams iv?- G U A R A N T E E D All la test attachments I T C 0 Soi' S Y O U Simple to operate if s57'q96,7 I N O T H I N G X A substantial, life-time machine TEN DAYS FREE TRIAL It won't cost you a cent, if after testing out the above machine, you are not entirely satisfied. We leave it absolutely up to YOU to decide. EASY TO LEARN We have a simplified course in touch typewriting that we furnish FREE with each one of our machines. It is the same course used in most business colleges. Any of our typewriters are so simple and easy to operate, that with our simple typewriting conse, you will soon be a regular Speed King . EASY PAYMENTS And say, they are so small that you will hardly miss them. Just a small amount each month, Cabont the same as yon would pay for renting a typewriterj and before you realize it, owing to our very low prices, you will own the WORLD'S BEST typewriter, a Young Processed l FIVE YEAR GUARANTEE That's why you will want a Young Processed type- writer, because we guarantee our workmanship and materials against defects for FIVE YEARSQ if they should prove otherwise, repairs will be made free of charge. We guarantee YOU the most in satisfaction! YOUNG 'l'Yl'EWRITER COMPANY fiw- 1WfEP2.S2Wf250ilL - - - - - YOUNG TYPENVRITER CO., I Key No.3036 Dc-pt.3036. 654 W. Randolph St., Chicago, Ill. i Please send me at once your new I catalog, showing Young Processed typewriters. Also complete information regarding your easy payment I plan. This is not to obligate me in any manner what- soever. I NAME ...... A D D RESS , .... .,...... ST. or R.F.D. ... ........ ... TOWN ...... .... S TATE . . . l 64 l MANTER HALL SCHOOL The Fzzmozzf Old ..7NQJfe11 Stlzool With the same Staff of' Tutors. Renamed according to its new location School founded by William Whiting Nolen, familinrly known as The Widow PREPARATION FOR SCHOOL AND COLLEGE EXAMINATIONS STUDENTS MAY ENTER AT ANY TIME For catalog and full information address: The Secretary, P.O. Box 1, Cambridge, Mas.r. COMPLIMENTS OF we GEO. ELLIS Sc COMPANY Murray Pflntlng PROVISIONS Company 228 Clarendon Street A Telephone Ken. 6071 HMQNDi2:,'.4 lNi.A'R.C'llllS EVERYTHING IN STATIONERY Saving ul' 202, lo Students KENDALL SQUARE CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS 92 WQjQ1'lfffwNAfQ REET l 65 1 For all your letters use distinctive CLUB PARCHMENT The writing paper with the surface like fine old parchment. A stylish paper for the man of good taste. Ask at the Coop for Fenway size -a man's size writing paper. Keep Your College Memories in an A-LINE-A-DAY The five-year diary for students, business men and home folks. Start one any day. Excellent for gifts. 51.00 to 325.00 See the many styles at the Coop. Samuel Ward Mfg. Co. 299-301 Atlantic Avenue, Boston, Mass. LAW BRIEFS REPORTS THESES Here is the place to come with your themes, etc. Rates reasonable. ' Crimson Stenographic Service BEATRICE BLAISDELL 505 Cambridge Savings Bank Building Harvard Sq., Cambridge Telephone Porler 2886 -' W5-'fri SIN: 'X ,' 51 X I Makers of Stromberg V Dem: rg STROMBERG Banjos I 3 aml , Drums 3 I 19 l l Washington . Street fe .M g R Boston 4-0 Years' 1 Mass' IiTfLefISL'.'f..lQ 'I iff +5-3? 1 I r , r ,.. ifTQQr if lil Q' .N ' .i.. 1. .4 .4-1 it :X S ef, X y 1 J , fm 1 CHESTNUT HILL RIDING SCHOOL ARTHUR VIGNOLES, Proprietor RIDING LESSONS JUMPING LESSONS SADDLE HORSES TO LET 29 Greenwood Street Oak Hill Newton Centre, Massachusetts Telephone Ccnlre Newton 0574 ' T T o r JAMES A. CUTTER CO. ENGINEERS AND coNTnAc'rons r-'on P L U M B I N G 334 sHAwMuT Ava., BOSTON DQO Gumpliments of Q Jfrienh 02741 DURGIN, PARK 81 C0. Market Dining Rooms for Over Half a Century BELOW FANEUI L HAITL 30 NORTH MARKET STREET BOSTON Sea Food Fresh Twice a Day Steaks-Chops-Poultry Fresh Vegetables in Season Open 6 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. Closed Sundays and Holidays 67 LlBcrly 1 ENRY LEHM PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLASTERING METAL FURRING AND LATHING IMITATION CAEN STONE REMEMBER WHEN YOU ARE READY TO BUILD YOUR OWN HOME THAT THE FINEST IS NONE TOO GOOD. THAT IS WHYUHARVARD' MODELING HANDMADE BRICKS ARE USED FOR THE NEWEST Nowzl:I1iiir:ge:i12B1i:vlt4SA:::l'iiuaiixemitlillljiiiirlock BUILDINGS AT HARVARD' Dormitories . 185 DEVONSHIRE ST., BOSTON BOSTON, MASS. ' Every Harvard Mane Looks for neatness, good form, and accuracy in connection with his printed work, whether it is an English theme or a Business report, Z1 graduation thesis or a batch of his activ- ity's advertisement letters. That is 'why so many Ilrwvarrl ' men send us lheir TYPING MULTIGRAPHING MAILING AND ADDRESSING THE BRATTLE SQUARE LETTER SHOP 5 BRATTLE SQUARE CAMBRIDGE Facing Harvard Square I Telephone WHitCf Bllfiie Qllullege Zbahzrhasber HARVARD SQUARE CAMBRIDGE One Day Laundry Service 68 VIRGINI HUT SPRINGS In the heart of the Alleghanies-2500 feet elevation. Ideally located for outdoor sports or quiet relaxation. Riding, Driving, Tennis, CDH, Swimming Famous natural mineral springs and complete hydrotherapeutic apparatus. Wonderfully effective in treating gout, rheumatism, digestive and nervous disorders. i p if The Homestead ' P' V in its appointments and service will meet all expectations. Attractive Winter and Midsummer rates. Through Pullman car leaves Pennsylvania Station, New York, daily Write for Illustrated Booklet Booking Offices: RITZ-CARLTON HOTELS CHRISTIAN S. ANDERSON New York and Philadelphia Resident Manager F. L. DUNNE 8: CO. DUNSTER HOUSE BOCKSHOP 26 I-IoLvoKE S'rR1sET 8 MT. AUBURN Clofhes for A Occasions Crzffzbrirlge, Jlfzzyr . al: ENGLISH SILK NECKTIES ENGLISH I-IATS and CAPS HALEY 8a STEELE G01-F HOSE PICTURE FRAME MAKERS 711 I09 ST. ,IAl'.'IES AVENUE BOSTON, MASS. NEW 511 Fifth Ave. 328 Washington St I69l There are many anniversary occasions of which Flowers express the exact sentiment better than anything else. When you tl I 0 1 -A .935 Say it with F lowers mn: Qs was 'MME SAY IT WITH oURs -5QiQxv':i5,: V - ' . igrattle Square Jflumst SX. GOMATOS BROS., Props. YOUNG MENS HATS 29 BI-attle St., Cambridge, Mass. Exclusive styles in Imported and Domestic makes . TOPCOATS Agents for Burberry's English Coats 7 SUITS L for Dress and Sports wear CAPS GLOVES NECKTIES HOME-MADE CANDY GOLF JACKETS and ICE CREAM Q All our Candies Smiagiisglghe best material S 27 BT21121216 St., Cambridge, Mass. :sas WASl-IINGTON s'r Telephone Univ. 4188 BOSTON Clllumpliments uf a jrienh WURSTHAUS Light Lunches served every day. Sandwiches put up to take out. Orders delivered to rooms. Caterers for tea parties, house parties, spreads. 4 Boylston Street, Cambridge Telephone University 2015 i701 FELIX SHOE REPAIRING , PERIODICALS HATS CLEANED . Across from Widener 1304 Maes. Ave. 1 Linden St. NOW START AT THE- BEGINNING AND READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS ALL OVER AGAIN V U11