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Horace Mann School - Horace Mannikin Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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Horace Mann School - Horace Mannikin Yearbook (Bronx, NY) online collection, 1911 Edition, Cover

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V311 grtm.f:S,,,V.- TIFFANY 8: Co F RATERNITY JEWELRY Designs and Estimates prepared upon short notice for emblem pins, rings, and fobsg also class cups, trophies, etc. COLLEGE STATIONERY Note papers with monograms in color, invitations to com- mencement and class-day ex- ercises, menus, dance ordersg also dies for stamping corpo- rate and fraternity seals Fifth Ave. 8: 37th St., New York The Jlanrare ann Srbnnl Qieacbers' Cliullege Cnlolumhia Qlinihersitp VM 4:1 . iii 1,21 .- M wel l 1 X 1 if -'if M4 , he Ziaurace Jlflann bthunl - not only prepares pupils for Col- lege, but offers excellent oppor- tunities in Art, Music, Manual gg, Training and Physical Education. ,rm Gymnasium and Swimming Pool 1' open to members of the school on Saturday afternoons in winter. The New Playground-an added attraction. The School is now full, and those desiring to enter should make early application. Illustrated circular may be obtained by addressing the Secretary. Samuel T. Dutton, Supermtendent The Efianrare flilalmtktn Titus Sulfur QEIMS lbulumr hiii 1D1I1l11Bbl'U bp f the i9urac e 919mm ieigly Qslgoul Erin Dork Qlitp 1911 Ebehicateb tn Qlexanher Ziames Efnglts ' emma mu U-utr YU LQEEHRY mmm Lgguiisxggnuwuua Swann? 55.3335 1 7afQ,zz-Z, WMM JKQMWMZVA www EMM. wmlfwym Wvfw M407 74 ff?-uf fp-Wm..P00M:aV. Awww MJQJM BUEHNEEE Muna. ffmmw Mm Mmm Qivww PHUTDBRRPH EEITUR 561.1 ifiwvszy... L alnf..ul:':'fAV V AE cg' ' ll qi gs crm' M 'ik X 451 Qbgyux413Vl . -. 1 f E 'I I gwtsxwli H' 4 X Y Q - f-X 0 i s '5 Q, T 'll 'A . A ,, Q O 4 'Q 1 'A x ' O ! ' A Q -'i'- Q vi I S ff 1 fl Q' N S ' 0. 6 It . 'S' r -- ff-fw1 -1- mf S ,, ' .. 'kms ev it win wi! L, if, fa - aff-'Q . - -' Af' , 1 r vm! od., 2 in Q Q f I , I , .. Ar r K SAMUEL TRAIN IJUTTON, A.M. . . . . . . . VIRGIL 1'u1f:'r'rYMAN, PILD. . EIENRY Crum 1'EA11soN, A.B. . C1l.uu,o'r'r14: ci.XNO GUXRIKISUN . CIIAIU.0T'l'l'I Joy 1 AllNSW0ll'1'lI, BIARION Roan' P1zA'r'r . . l'hLIZABI41'I'II Iv1cnsoN Toms Il1cn'm1A XVAHNEII, Smcnv K.'vl'ulf:mNl-1 M.u'UoUr,r COIIA INLW Gmzn, . . E'1'u1cL ELLEN ROCKWIGLL . Qbfficers of Qhmtnistration . Superintemlent of Teachers College Schools . . . Principal of High School . Principal of Elementary School . . Principal of Ki11,de1'-qarten l'u.l3. . Precepiress of High School . . . Emecutive Secretary . . Secrelary to Supe1'inlen1lent . S6!7?'6f1l1 y fo Principal of High School . . . . . - . Owen AS.S'l-S'tll7I,f . Secretary to Princijml of ICle'n1e'n.lnry School . . ..... CI!-S'tl1lIi01I of Libmry 12 Qupmmisnrs of Qlleacbzrs Qlollege schools JULIUS SACIAIS, PH.D. . HENRY SIIzzALLo, PII.D. . . FRANK NIORTON RICRIITILRY, PILD. JoIIN FRANCIS WOODIXIJIYIY, PH.D. FRANKLIN THOMAS BAKER, I4ITT.D. HENRY JoIINsoN, A.M. . . RICHARD ELWOOD DODGE, A.M. . DAVID ELVGENE SMITI-I, LI,.D. GONZALEZ I,oDGE, I.I..D. . . ELIJAII XVILLIAM BAGs'I'ER-COLLINS A.M. ! LIAURICE ALPIIEUS BIGELOW, PII.D. HELEN KINNE .... MARY SCI-IENCK WooLMAN, B.S. . CHARLES HUBERT FARNSWORTII . AR'I'IIuR WESLEY Dow . TIIoMAs DENISON Woon, M.D. . ELIZARETI-I G. BALDWIN PATTY SMI'rI-I HILL . . FREDERICK GORDON BONSER, PII.D. . WILLIALI H. NICCASTLINE, M.D. . Supervisor of Secomlary School Mctlzofls Supervisor of Elementary School Zllethorls . Supervisor of Mctlzorl mul Practice . Supervisor of Physical Science . Supervisor of English . Supervisor of History Supervisor of Geography . Supervisor of Mrzthemotir-s Supervisor of Latin aml Greek . . . . Supervisor of German Supervisor of Biology mul Nature Study . . Supervisor of Domestic Science . Supervisor of Domestic Art . Supervisor of Music . . Super-visor of Art Supervisor of Physical Education. . Supervisor of Library . Supervisor of Kindergarten . Supervisor of Speycr School . Illerlical Allviser bigb cbonl VIRGII, PRETTYMAN . . Principal 'X'ALLAN AB13O'r'I' . English FISKE ALLEN . . Mathnmatir-s KATE STUART AN'I'IIONY . Donmstic Art WAIYTEII WIIIPIILE ARNOIYIJ . Greek CIIARLES MCCOY BAKER Latin HETIICN BAR'rLE'r'I' BAKER English ANNA WOODS -BAIjI.ARD . Frenzrh FRANK RLBERT BROOKS . French RIARIE KAllC!I'IEll BROOKS . French JOSEPI-I CLIF'I'ON BROWN . Mathevnatics HUGH HARRIS CALDWELL . English MARY EDWARDS CALHOUN English LAURA BISIIOP CRANDON German BERTIIA DEYO . . . Ilistnnq MARIA LOUISE DOW!! . Physif-al Training CIIARLO'I I'E ANNA FRANCIS Cl1fn1i.s'try an1lPhysif'.s' AR'l'Ill7Ii '1'AI'LEY FRENOII . Mathematics H'MARY BROWVNSON CQILLMORE . History YVILLIAM HELIsIII'1'II GOI-IDEs German FLORA BIAY GRFIIIINOITGII History EDWARD FRANKLIN HAITCI'I . German. GEORGIC TI-IoMAs HOLM . . S'nIirnming ALEXANDER JAMES INGLIS Latin GP10RGlG KARTZKE . . . . German P. .TOSERII KERSEY . Physical Training ' Absent on leave, U Absent on lnnvz- for suconul half-year. 1, -1 jfacultp CLARA BARRARA KIRCIIWEY TIIoMAs BRUCE KIRKRATIIICK S'rANIsLAs IJC ROY . . AMY LOGAN . . . EMMA LENORE NIACALARNEY MARY BIORRIS . . . .TOIIN IDUELE NEI1'Z, . Special Tvaclmr for TIILLA ANNE NOIIRSE . FREDERICK STANLEY NOWLAN CI-IIL'I'oN LA1'IIAM POWELL ALBI-:R'r FRANKLIN REED XVILLIAM HENliY' REUTIIER CHARLES CONRAD SLEI-'FEL CIIARLES HALL S'I'oI1'I'ENIIIIRGII FLORENCE STUART . . HARRY PRAY STUDY BIARTIN TAYLOR . TIIOMAS FRANCIS TAYLOR, . Geography I'hy.s'ical Training . . French 1J0'l7I,!?Sfi!? Scirfmra . . English Science Delinquent Pupils . . Drawing Math mnatiz-s English . . Latin . I7l!,HSt7'il1l Arts . F orgi 11 g . BIathe1nati1-s Physical Training . . Ifi.S'f01 If English Spevial Tanvlzcff' for D1'linq1u'nt Pupils CIIARLES XVILLIAM VVEICK . . WOOII-Working ELIzARE'I'IIMARIANWIIEELOCK . . . Latin LAIIRA BRAINARD XVIII'l l'ICMORE . Dnmwstic Sl'il'lIl'l' ROLAND HUGII VVILLIAMS . l'lm1ni.vtr.y and I'lz'y.9iz'.v HAROLD EDWARD VVOODWARD . 0lIl'7IIiSfl'.lj and Plzysics HENIKY CARR PEARSON CLARA LIABEL VVIIEELER . FLORENCE AIABEL LICVEY EVICLYN BATCIIELIIER . XNAIILIJIIEID IoNE BATCIIELIIER . BIARY HAAIAIETT I,EwIs . 'l'IIEo R. STONE . IDA ELIZARETII ROBBINS . 1 I.0Rl-1NC'l'I AIAY AIARSIIALL MAUII SPIVIAN KEYES . AIAlHi.XllI+I'1' CIINIIRY I,I'RA PARRI-:R FITCII . BIARY I Hl'IlDl'IRIKA KIRIIIIWEY AIARY fil'Ili'1'RUlHC PEAIIQIIY SIEGRIEI: PIANSEN UPTON . MCAROLINE XVOOIIIIRIIIGE I-IoTcIIIcIss LILLIAN EMILY ROGERS . . GICOIIGIA FARIIAND BAcoN BIARY ELIZARI-:TI-I KEL1'0N KATE STUART ANTIIONY . 'Y Absent on lunvc. 'H' Ahsc-nl on Ivnvr- fur sm-c-mul halt'-ya-zxr. Izmmtarp . Principal First Grade First Grade Second Grade Second Grade Third Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Fifth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade Sixth Grade Sixth Grade Seventh Grade Seventh Grade Seventh Grade Seventh Grade Domestic Art Qcbnnl jfacultp LUCIA YVILLIAMS IUEMENT I-IELEN LATIIAM . XVARREN ENGLISH AINIY I.ouAN . . LAURA BISHOP CRANIION . Lucy HEss XVEISER . AIARIE KIXIQKTIIEIQ Buooxs . ISIARY PERLE ANDERSON . FLORENCE BIARY HIfI.ALY RIARIA I,oUIsE Down P. JosIcI'II KERSEY , 1 LORENCE STUART . BIARTIN TAYLOIK . GEORGE 'FIIOMAS HoLAI . ELIZAIIETI-I CLEASBY . AIIICE ELIZABETII PI'IELl'S NELLIE SVAIUIEN ISIRIJSONG AN NA J EAN N ETTE GAN NI'1'1'T BIARY M. REED . . 15 , Drawing . Music . W ood-I V orlcing Domestic Science . . German Jlanual Training . French . Nature Study Physical Training Physical Training Physical Training Physical Training Physical Training . . Swimming . Primary Grades . Primary Grades Grammar Assistant Primary Assistant Primary Assistant WILLIAM JOI-INSTON ELSA RUDOLl'Il . EMMA LESTER . REYNOLDS BENSON WILLIAM JOI-INSTON FREDA KIRCIIWVEY ELSA RUDOLPI-I . REYNOLDS BENSON WILLIAM JOHNSTON 1 nEnA KIncIIwEY ELSA RUIDOLPII . REYNOLDS BENSON CI-IEISTOPIIEII STREET STEPHANIE MAYEII SOPIIIE WIXITE . REYNOLDS BENSON PAUL STINSON . STEPHANIE MAYEI1 REYNOLDS BENSON 01855 6511115 191 1 1910 1909 1908 1907 16 Secretary . President V ice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . President V ice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . President Vice-President and Treasurer Sentzmentally I am disposed to har- mony but organically I am incapable of Enteied llftll Grade Cliss President CS1, CAL1, C515 Class B15 ctbill 11, C515 H. M. Ed Baseball 'S lf Golf, C21, Cfl1, C515 Proctor, 1+ Assocl ite Editor Manni- Sr Lit S c, C315 Girls' League, 3 111 freasurer Girls' League, Sllxer Bay Delegate, C415 Girls' Icague Play, 1 Civics Club, C41, Dramztic Soc Plays, Cf1'1, C515 Mfmagcr Class Fcnnis Team, C4115 1lL'1lflClll1 Cnls lcnnis Assoc., C515 Class Bxsl etbill C 15 Social Manager Senior Play Lit Editor Year Book, Quant Qlllass Qefficers WILLIAM SHERMAN JOHNSTON, W l' Bill Columbia EMMA PENNINGTON I.Es'rEn, J N Odds blush s and blooms. Entered I'1rst Grade Class Secret iry, C515 Jr. Lit. Soc., Vassar 17 ELSA LOUISE Runonr, H .l' ltudie A daughter of the gods, divinely tall and most divinely fair. Entered Second Grade Class Vice-President, C515 Class Sec- retary, C31, C4115 Orchestra, C415 Jr. Lit. Soc., C11, Sr. Lit. Soc., Girls' Tennis Assoc., C515 Secretary Girls' Tennis Assoc., C4115 Glee Club, C31, C4115 Class Basketball, C21, C31, C4415 Captain Class Basketball Team, C415 Dramatic Club, C515 Student Council, C515 Lit. Editor Year Book, C51. REYNOLDS BENSON, W L' Babe I only mix with ghosts well known, With Caesar and Plato I pick a bone. Entered Second Grade Class Treasurer, C11, C21, C31, Cf1f1, C515 Class Secretary, C115 Class Track Team, C11, C21, Class Swimming Team, C11, C21, C441, C515 Class Bas- ketball, C11, C215 Captain Class Bas- ketball Class Baseball C11, Captain Class Baseball, 2d Base- ball Team, C21, C315 Captain 2d Base- ball Team, 2d Basketball Team, C315 H. M. Midget Basketball, C11, C215 Captain Midgmrt Basketball, President Student Council, Secre- tary H. M. General Assoc., C515 H. M. Track Team, C11, C215 H. M. Swim- ming Team, Cfl+1, C515 H. M. Tennis Team, 5 H. M. Baseball, C4115 H. M. Basketball, C31, C411, C515 Captain H. M. Basketball, Wearer of UH. M. Columbia CAROL AIIKINS I live not in myself, but I become a portion of that around me. Entered Senior Class Class Basketball, g Drznnutic Club, C513 Orchestra, Vassar LUCILLE BAKER For Frensh of Paris was to hir well lcnoivef' Entered l rcslnnan Class Jr. Lit. Soc., C2jg French Club, 'l'1lEoLA BLUMENTIIAL Olic Swans sing before they zlieg 'twere no bad thing Should certain persons rlie before they sing. Entered Sub-Freshman Class Glce Club, CQD, Jr. Lit. Soc., CU- Teachers College MAn'r1-IA :ELIZABETH Bim1NEnn IIer voice was ever soft, gentle, and low,-an emeellent thing in rvomanf' Entered Senior Class RAY NEWLAND Bimus Optimism - a cheerful frame of mind that enables a tea-kettle to sing, though inyivafer up to its nose. Entered Freshman Class Class Basketball, QED, QU, USD, Dra- matic Soc., MJ, C5jg Tennis Assoc., C513 Senior Play. Teachers College lllIL'1'0N ARLANIJEN Biunczms The raven himself is hoarse, That croahs the fatal entrance of Dun- can Unkler my baltlemenlsf' Entered F1'0Slllll!lll Class Lit. Soc., QSM Dramatic Soc., MQ, f5j. Columbia Rumi BRUffhlIIuIMER Bl'llClxlfY Cunllr of spfrfla, lu'r11'f11'1'1lI of mimi l nturvfl Qub l l'lSlll1I ln C'l lv Glu' Club COD, C'D Teavlufrs C'0llr'v'1' C ONSPAINCE FABIOLA Blum, J .D Connie This rock shall fly . From iiv firm lmw as' 90011 av I Rntcrccl S0lDlI0lll0I'C Class Girlw'l1--mglw CGD CID CSD 'I'owNsr:No 'I..uNo C.'xNNoN Boob If you cannot 110 anything also Io lmlp along, just .s'mil1'. l'lntcr0cl First Graclo C0111 mlnin '1'lc1u-:s1N,x Lornslc C.xvAfaNAno Tera I rannol I1'll mlm! Ilm 1lir'kur1.v Iwi' rlanur ix. lfllltn-1-1-cl l'll'l'SlllllJlll Class Dramatic Soc., C5D 3 Tonnis Club, Trvzurhcrs College DVILLIAM lJ1rfKsoN CUNN!NGlIAM, J 2' .Y llnickm Tennis balls, my li1'g1'. ' l'lntm'ccl Sixtll Grade Class Basclmll, CID, Qcl Busc- b:1ll Tculn, CQD, C3Dg H. M. 'li:xscb:1ll. C-LDg H. N. Miclgut linslcctlmlll, Class l3?1Slil'lZll2lll, CSD, C-LD, C555 H. M. Hunflbnll Tr-mn, C1lfD, C5Dg Class Ton- nis, CED: H. M. 'I'mrnnis, CSD, Cfl-D. C5D. DVO:n'ur of ull. M. Ynlf' Bnlxnnm' Commun Hlflfllfllll Ihr' vhilrl by Nnlu1'r .v kirzrlly law, I'la11s1fzl with n rafflf, Iivklvfl will: n Sfl'Il'II'.U Fntcrcrl l 0lll'tlI Grnclo . 1 . 1 Jr. l,1t. hoc., CID, lat. Soc., C3Dg ljffllllilllll' Soc-., CALD, C5Dg Golf T1-ann, C5D. l .u'rII IDENNIS, J A' Eve life Ivan. on Faillzf' l'intci'ccl Kimlcrg:n'tcn Sccrctary Jr. l.it. Soc.. Jr. Lit. Soc. Plays. CID, CQD: Cranford, C3Dg Girls' I.m-:igfguc Play, CLD: Sr. Lit. Soc., C3Dg Dramatic Soc., C5Dg Glcc Club, C!fDg Silvcr Bay Dch-gate. CLD, Prize Story .lr. 'I.it. Soc.. President l rcnch Club, 3 Art Editor Year Book, DVoolmUl-'1-' IJOIISON, J li .Y YVoody', llc .riglzrfd fo nmny, Ihougli lm lovcrl lm! one. Entcrcd Sub-Frcslunan Class Class Basketball, CID, C2D, H. M. Baseball. C11-D3 Captain H. Nl. Baseball, C3Dg H. M. Football, CSD: H. M. Basketball, C5Dg Coach Girls' Football, DVearcr of HH. M. .Linus TDONALD IJUNFAN Dune Fame ronufx fo 'most people nvlzcn Hwy ara l1u.s'y !l1inL'i11g about somnllzing 1'l.s'r'. Entered Sophomore Class Dramatic Soc., C11-D, C5Dg Civics Club, C5Dg Student Council, Columbia WA Ixrmi EMORY DUNN 'Tis this flmt early Iaints the female soul. Entcrcd l rcslunan Class Midget Football, CSD, Class Track Tcain, CLD. CSD 5 Class Swimming 'l'cam, CLD, C5Dg 2d Baseball 'l'cam, C'l-Dg Qd Football Team, C-LD, H. M. Track Team, C5Dg Southern Club, C-LD, C5D5 iP1'l'ilHlll'1'l' Southern Club, Columbia PAULINE IEIIRICII Her pencil was slrilring, 1'1'si.vtlcs.s', and grand, Her mannzfrs were gentle, r'mnplyin.y, and blamlg SHN born. io improve as in every part, Ilcr pencil, our faces,-licr mannlfrs, our lzoartf' Entered Second Grade .l1'. Lit. Soc., CID, Lit. Soc., g Manager Class Swinnninpg Team, C-1-Dg Swimming Team. C-l-Dg Manager Class Tennis Tcain, C5Dg Class Basketball, C5Dg Substitute H. M. Girls' Basket- ball, C5Dg Dramatic Soc., Cf1fD, g Art Editor Record.. C5Dg Art Editor Man- nikin, TVollesley l'l'1'IIEL Rosi-1 E1's'rmN Ep I cannot check my girlislz blush, Bly color comes mul gofsg I rezlzlen fo my finger-tips Ami .s'mncIimz'.s' to my nose. Entered Sixth Grade Class Basketball, CID, CQD, Cf11D, C5Dg Jr. Lit Soc., CID, Proctor. CUZ 0I'4'llK'Stl'11, C5Dg Manager Class Basketball. C5Dg Photograph Editor Blannikin, CSD. lVellesley NlAR'1'lIA FIIANIC Hsllflllllln pls innm'r ut as a new-lnirl egg. ll'llltCl'CCl 1'l1'CSllll1?Hl Class Dramatic Soc., QLD, . Teachers College Hl4Illlll'Ili'1' l 1uCNc:1l HB6717!l1'!! of I!lIll'IUlC!? to zz qunrrel.', l'lntm'cd Tllircl Graclu Dramatic Club, C-IQ, CSD, Dramatic Club Play, C-lfjg Orcllcstrrx, QU, CQD, CSD, C-LJ, C555 l'1'csiclc11t of cJ1'CllCStl'll, C55- CA'r11.x1uN1c Clxlmuc 1'lIlIES If lzarfl work is -not talenf, it is the best substifule for il. Bntczrccl Kimlcrgartvn Class Baslifftball, CU, QQJ, llramatie Soc., QLD, C525 1'll'0llCll Club, C53- B arnard 21 NlARGARlC'l' clAl!SIDl'l, H ll' If po.s'.ves.s'im1, is 'nine points of ilu' law, self-110sse.v.vioa is fhe te11,H1. ElltlYl'C'Cl .llmior Class Dramatic Soc., CU, CSD, Dramatic Soc. Play, Cllljg Senior Play. lVellc.s'ley Cilmclc flRl'1lGNllAUlXI Better lain flmn, l11'1'07'.,, Entered l'lI'lfSlll11!Ul Class Jr. Lit. Soc., Lit. Soc., Dramatic Soc., C555 Class Basketball, C55- B m'1m rd l'E'rEn HARRIS CQRIFFING, J l':V Pete AM Werlnesflay here ageing time to stop work fm' the weelrf' Fntcrcrl Fl'0Slll1N1l1 Class Class Baseball, CID, H. M. Baseball, CQQ, CU, QLD, Captain H. N. Baseball, Q-IQ, Mrnlapgcl' H. M. Football, Wcarcr of I-I. M, WVILLIAM LAWRENCE Guruum Bill With a smile that was childlike aml blrmdf' Entered Frcslnnan Class Swimming Team, Qd Football Team, g H. M. Football, MQ, lVcarcr of HH. M. lVilli11 ms W1LL1AA1 Rinnmiz CJWATIIMEY Tennessee I l-more not why I am so sad. Entered Sophomore Class Dramatic Soc. Play, f5jg Southern Club, C513 Science Club, CSDQ Senior Play. Columbia CLARA Louise I'IAMLIN Mrs. Nebbyn At Rome size 1111111111 been, !l7Ifll at Bo- loigne, In Galiee, at Seiul Jrlme, and at Co- lfllfjlllhu Entered 1'l0ll1'tll Grade Jr. Lit. Soc. Play, Cljg Vice-Presb dent Jr. Lit. Soc., Vassar lJOR0'l.'1lYl'.lAZEN, .I .Y Nebby lVl1ere fherels ll will there's Il 1v1Ly.,' Entered Sub-l reshnmn Class Delegate to Peace Conference, CID: Jr. Lit. Soc. Play, Cranford, 135. V assu r JOHN Eieiiuzn IJEINTZ The pfffy-1'iglzlh. Entered Freshman Class Stage llIlIll!lg'C1' Senior Play. EDNA DIARY EIENRY, .1 .V Harry U Her little nose is f1'ette1l learning lima fn keep ils glasses rm. Enter-1-cl Senior Class lVellesle'y JAMES TREAIJXVAY Hmoumsmounn, -J lfl Tom Twisl was n l1'0lI1l!'I'fIll !'1'HlHl .Yu lmy was so nimble or siroug--H Ili: VUIIIII lurn sulnrfrsrmlis INlClClIl!ll'fl.S' .lull slum! rm his hvml all rlrallg lung. lfllltulwcl Sopliomoro Class Second Football 'I'can1, CSD, H. M. lfootball, Q-Ll, 5 Captain H. M. Foot- ball, Q5jg H. M. Track Team, QU. XVCRPKEI' of I-I. M. C'orn1'll Trmonomf: MARSH I'IEQUEMBOUIlG, J 1' .l Drury .Yo wrestling nm' rzmning 1101' umpiug, This tough! lifllz' urr'hi'n can Iireg For his musr'lu.s' arf' guifa perfrha, .11 ml his sinvn' bunrllvs of wire. Entororl Sophomore Class Midget lfootball, H. M. Foot- ball, QLD, mpg Orchestra, C-IQ, USD: H. M. Track 'l'c':nn, QLD: Manager I-I. Nl. Track Team, f5Q: Business Managur Sm-nior Play. lVcarc1' of HH. Mf, Yale xlAllJORll'I Hli.I.As, H .l Hblirlgl-H Just to bn lznppy, 'Iis n him Ihing lo :lofi Entert-cl l'll'l'SllIl1flIl Class Class Basketball, CQD, C-lijg H. M. Basketball, Cfij, C-lfj, C533 Captain H. lil. Basketball, QU, ffijg Class Swimming Team, MID, mpg Glue Club, CQL C35- WlTf1Yl'l' of HH. M. BH7'7IiG1'1l l'lUBERT Anim HowsoN Ilona doth lhe lilllu lmsy lure Improve czurh. slziuiny hour. lfliitsriwrl Sm-confl Gracie l'1'c-sida-nt of Mandolin Club, ffijg As- sistant Businvss hl2lIlJlgl'l' Roc-ord, Business Managcr R4-c-m'cl, CM, Alumni lflflitol' liz-vorfl, f5jg Property Nlanagci' Senior Playg Swimming 'l'v:nn Ilmmrfmvl l'lDI'1'Il T.0l7lSlC IAInI.n1':nf: fl sfill ami quivl l'0llSI'l!'lll'l'.U llllltl'l'l'tl Fl'0SllIl1!lll Class XVASIIINGTON C'oNNon Ilnvmnn Alma of few vvorzls are the best mlm. ll'llltCl'Cll Senior Class Assistant Propvrty hlilflilgvl' Senior Play Columbia 0 FRANCES KrKPI.AN Frank' fl rt is power. Entered Sub-I reslnnan Class Class Basketball, CfLD, C5Dg Cap f tain Class Basketball, CJD, Glee Club, CSD, Cf11D, Dramatic Club, C5D, Art Edi- tor Year Book, Sornm ELIZABETII Kaur-ic Pretzels Sim rlesireth to lu' treated as a alma. Entered Sub-Freshman Class Literary Society, CID, Crlee C Club, CQD, CSD, Class Basketball, CSD, CfLDg Girls' l'.eag'ue, CSD, Cf1iD, C5D, Class Swimming Team, CfLD, C5D, Cap- tain Class Swimming Team, Cf1+D, Ten- nis Assoc.. C5D: H. M. Basketball lVearer of H, M. ADRIENNI-1 KI11NYlJN, J .Y T'Vl1en, tongues speak snmetly, they p1'mmu11ec my mmnc A-ll7'i-l?7I.7I.P.U Entered Junior 'Class Literary Editor Year Book, C5D 5 Dramatic Club, Cf1iD, , Girls' League, CfLD, , Southern Club, CILD, my B ry n llla wr Fnmm Kmcnwmv, Ll N Fritz IIe1' finger was always on the pub- lic pulse. Entered KlllCl!Y1'gtl1'ti!Il Class Basketball, CID, Class Swim- ming Team, C-LD, Jr. Lit. Soc. Play, CID, Viee-President Jr. l,it. Soe., CQD, Sr. Lit. Soc., CHD, llramitie Club, Cfl'D, C5D, Vice-l'resident Dramatic Club, C5D, Civies Club, CID, C5D, Speaker Civics Club, C5Dg Junior News Editor Record, C2D, Senior News Editor, CfLD, Bulletin Editor Record, C5D, Girls' League, CSD, C4fD, C5D, Sil- ver Bay Delegate, CSD, Proctor, CID, Vice-President Class, C3D, Cf1fD, Vice- President H. M. General Assoc., C5D, Senior Play. BH1'77.H7'lI Joi-IN CHARLES Iam, W 2' Cl1as. IIe'11 smile, ami look polifely rouml, To eateh a FIISIIIIC sugg1'.s'liong Bu! make no efort to propouml Any solution of zz !1III'Sl'i0'N.H Entered Fourth Gracie Class Basketball, CIZD, Varsity Base- ball, Cfl1D, C5D, Captain Class Baseball, CID, Varsity Basketball. Cfl'D, C5D, Golf Team, Cfl'D, C5D, Swimming Team, CSD, DVearer of UH. M. FLonENem LEMON Her ways are w1ly.s' of pleasrmtnes.s'. Entered Third Grade Class Basketball, CID, Junior Liter- ary Soeiety, CID , Art Editor Year Book, C53- Er.IzABE'r1r MACLAY, J .Y There was a soft aml pensive grace, A earl of thought upon her fave, That sailed well lhc fareheafl high, The eyclash dark, and rlomneast eye. Entered Senior Class Girls' League, C5j. Gxnnmwr RIALCOLM, J 1' ll' Red Choice worrl and measurerl phrase above the reach of 0I'lli'Nll7 Ij men. Entered Freshman Class. Third Baseball Team, Qd Baseball Team, QLD, Proctor, C405 Dramatic Club, MJ, USD, Dramatic C'lub Plays, fflfj, f5jg President Ura- matic Club, CSD, Business Manager of Record, CFU: Senior Play. K.NTIIEHINE YVor.eo'r'r hlCGIP'FICIiT Kath I am almost friglmmerl out of my seven senses. Entered Senior Class Girls' League, Barnard Przix hlENDES Ile lalhs like a hook, Ilia a1lmirer.v all sayg Whal a pily hc zlocsn'l Shal up the .mme may. Entered Third Grade Dramatic Club, C-U, f5jg Science Club, Columbia l'IAll0LD DAVIS h'lENKEN A mother's pride-a fatherfs j0y. ' Entered Kindergarten Class Baseball, CU, Jr. Lit. Soc., CU, CQjg Debating Team, CAD, Science Club, f5j. Columbia ETIIEI. Sovnnc MEYER Time ix never lost that is spent in stlulyf' Entered Third Grade Dramatic Club, C-U, Cfijg French Club, Barnard HA1111v 1 111':1w1:111c'1c MEY1-111, 'ff 1' Cl1icf 1X'l'l1ll but 'noi gnmly. Lllt1.,l'l,ll llmcl Cznulg H. N. 1 rack lc:1111, CJD, Golf 104111, CSD, fflfj, g Qrl H. M. Bzmsclmll Team. fl-jg Clflw B'1sk1'tl1:1ll, XV1L1,1AA1 R0111c11'r lX'IOIIR, J l' .Y A quwt smzle playful round 111.1 l1p.s. 1ql'llLCl'Cl-l SCV0lltll Grade Qd Baseball Forum, A mlzersl R01-11,111 CQOMEZ NATHAN She walks the 0Il7'!?flll vvfzys' of zlrmfyf, Entered Scmor Class IJl'l1lI'lZll2lC Club, Cfijg Fra-nc'l1 Club, BlL7'7I.Il'I fl lin:u1NA N1cw1s1AN ttDlllff!'l1l'lf is tluf mollzvr of good luclcf' ll11t01'01l Jllllllll' Class T1-1oMAs BIIRNETT BYILES, W 1' Tu111U H171-VfI'Ill?l H10 rrlyfx of 'If0Il7Lg coqzmlifs lo roll, 1'6!ll?,I, lllffllll-f lrlzcelrs II lzizlrlen know, Aml little lmarI.s' to fluffrvr al E11t0rccl Tllirfl Grade lllll-S'lI, 10 rr lmau.', Civics Club, C-lj, C551 l3llSll1CSS Man- ager Year Book, Priimzfton W11.1.1.11x1 'l'11oM.xs 0'RE1L1.v God 'l-vzows Ibn not ihe slzoulrl I1e.', Entered Junior Class ilzing' I Class Blwlifftllllll, QU 5 Senior Play. Columbia X ix 6' 1. Dfxvm BENSON PAGE, Jn., .1 -1' .Y Zbysko The largest lump of loveliuess alive. llntcrcd Junior Class Varsity Football, MQ, C5j, Class Swimming '.l.lC!1l1l, Q05 Varsity Swim- ming '1'L-am, lVearcr of UH. N. Union Vioinx l'Am1i-:iz She does violhing in particular, ruul does it 'very well. Entered Kindergarten Art Editor Year Book, Teachers College Lommlxi-: P1':'r1':n, -1 .Y Pete The eaufious selrlom err. lilitcred Sub-Freshman Class Girls' League, QU, CSD: Southern Club, CTD, f5jg iJl'Ill11JltlC Club Play, ,f . X , X -ix 'I X J CLARISSA 1 ILGRIM Her hair was Iawny with gold. l'l1ite1'ccl Junior Class. ST. Elmo Townn Plzix The villainly you teneh -me I shall e.1:- r'r'ulr', fhough if shall go lllU'll.H l'l1'1tercrl Sixth Grade Dramatic Soc.g Senior Play. zllassm-Iausetls Inst. of Teehnology M Yn'1'1.1c Pow11:1.1. Books were her passion mul fle- light. iifllltl'l'Cll .lnnior Class. Teachers College VIItfiINlA PuI.I.IcYN, I-I .l Ginny God made but one casting from this 'lll0l!I,' one was enough. Entered Kindergarten Treasurer Jr. Lit. Soc, Sr. Lit. Soc., CSD, Dramatic Club, C5Dg Civics Club, C5Dg Associate Editor Year Book, C5Dg Class Swimming Team, CID, CQD, UU: 655. GLENNI lVII.I.IAM Seorinnn Scof Entered Junior Class C'oInl1 down. his hair, look! look! it sla'ml.s uprigl1,t. Manager Golf Team, C5Dg Business Manager Year Book, C5Dg Orchestra, CLD, C5Dg Secretary Orchestra, C5Dg Dramatic Club, CALD, Columbia CIIAIiI.Ics XVARNEII SIcIcI.Y, J l' Il' O.s'sifiea!ion of the heart is a fatal rlise1l.s'14. Entered Junior Class Class Basketball, C-LD, C5Dg Athletic liclitor Becord, g Senior Play. Al mherst BIAIKTIIA VInoINIA SI-:ooInuuAN, 17 ,V Mattie A 'IU07Il!L?L,S golden flair oft CIIIISC-Y Il deal of trouble. Entered Third Grade Class Swimming Team, C5Dg Junior Literary Society, Senior Lit- erary Society C3D g Dramatic Club Play, C-1-D, C5Dg Secretary of Dramatic Club, C5Dg Soutbern Club. C5Dg Civics Club, C5Dg Vice-President Girls' League, 3 Assistant Social Manager Sffllilll' Play: Literary Editor Year Book, PAUL I n1cm:IzIc SIIoN'rAI. Juice xl Iiifle early-lzeaflerl goof!-for-Izoflw ing. l'lntercd First Grade Class Baseball, CID, Class Bas- kctball, CSD, C-1-D, C5Dg lfidget Basket- ball Team, C2Dg H. M. Track Team, CSD, H. M. Handball, g Senior Play. DVI-arer of H. M. Union ALEXANDER SIMON A man wl1o's not afraid to say his sm. J Entered Second Grade Junior Literary Society, CID, Senior Literary Society, C3Dg Dramatic Club, CLD, C5Dg Civics Club, Cfl4D, CSD, Assistant Business Manager Record, CfLDg Business Manager Record, C5Dg Business Maiiagger Year Book, C5Dg Senior Play. Pm1uuN1f: SiMoN1 Pete HIVIIVIIC sweet rleligluf ll quiet life af- fol'1l.s'. Entered l reslnnan Class Junior Literary Society CQjg Senior Literary Society, Tennis Associa- tion, Csyg Glee Club, Teachers College RUTH XVINIIFIIEIJ S'rnM'r, H .l' Straatie I1ea1'ts are trumps. Entered Sub-Freslnnan Class Senior Literary Society, Dra- matic Club, Cflfj, C5j: Glee Club, C11-jg Swimming Team, Cflil, C515 Stu- dent Council, C555 Senior Playg Civics Club, Smith CIIRISTOPIIER S'rnm:'r, W 2' I.ena,' More sinned against than sinningf' Entered Fifth Grade H. M. Track Team, CU, C5jg Cap- tain H. M. Track Tealn, C5jg Class President, Junior Literary S0- ciety, 3 Senior Play. Princeton FREDERICK Tomkins, W L' Fritz Ile was what nurses call a 'limbf 0-ne of those small misguirlefl crea- tures, Who, tho' llzeir inielleels are dim, Are one foo many for their tC'IH?II!'l'-S'.U lflntercd Kindergarten. Midget Football, g Captain Sec- ond lfootball, g H. M. Football., g Second Baseball Team 5 Civics Club, CM, C5Qg Manager H. M. Football, C553 Manager H. M. Basketball, C515 Student Council, C5j. VVearer of UH. M. Princeton l3nA'rR1en ELEANORE Twvmm-'on'r, H Ali llBeall W'1'ite me as one who loves his fel- low men. Entered Sub-l reslnnan Class Manager Class Basketball, C4433 Glec Club, Cfljg Class Basketball CBD, C5jg Girls' Tennis Association, CM, Vassar l,1m.mN Annum TWYEFFORT, -l' Lil Cast away sorrow-cas! away care. Entered Sub-Freshman Class Glce Club, CQ, Class Basketball, C11-jg Tennis Association, CM, Smith BuN.mmiN Tnicononu VAN RAALTl'l Ben 'Tis lzardly in It boflyfv power, To keep at times from looking sour. Entered Sixth Grade Sorun-: VAN RAAL'ru Little, but oh! 111,y. , Entered Freshman Class CLAIRE VIAI, Sim flmurerl along with vagzm 1'ega1'n'- less ey0s.U Entered Sophomore Class Glee Club, C313 Girls' League, Cilij, C553 Dramatic Society, Cfijg South- ern Club, V r1s.s'a 1' JAMES FARQUIIARSON XV.xL1ciau Alias Jimmy Valentine Lcng1h 'niillzout ln'eun'Lh. Entered Sophomorg Class Civics Club, Cflfjg Class Track Team, C35- BLAINJQ Wuuu, W L' fVhe11, I niafelz, you as you flutter, Like the fly they call the butter, In .v11ppI'1'.vsefl flelighf I muffer, 'TVl1af ga biwlf' I Entered Senior Class Dramatic Club Play, CSD, Secretary Southern Club. CSD: Senior Play, A 'ni li e1'.vi Lotus S'r1x XVEISS A 'man who 'rvoulrl onake .vo 'vile Il pun would not .vvrzzple fo pick ri pof'L'1'f. Entered Second Grade Junior Literary Society Plays, CID, CQDQ President Junior literary Society, QQJQ Senior Literary Society, C355 Dramatic Club Play, Cfljg Chairman Membership Committee Dramatic Club. MD, C5jg Literary Editor Record, Civics Club, fflfj, C555 French Club. mpg Editor-in-Chief Record, f5jg Edi- tor-in-Chief Year Book, Yale Serum DOUGLASS WVIIITE, A il' S0ph Papa, pofatoes, poultry, primes, and prisms, are all very goorl words for the lips. Entered Sub-Freslunan Class Junior Literary Society, CID, Senior Literary Society, Girls' League, C2j, CSD, Cflfj, C5Qg Silver Bay Delegate, CSD, 3 Proctor, 5 Junior Literary Society Plays, CU, Dra- matic Club Play, CQ 5 Girls, League Play, 3 Class Secretary, CQDQ Treas- urer Jr. Lit. Soc., President Girls' I.cag'ue, C5jg Cranford, C3jg Promp- tcr Senior Play, Glee Club, 5 French Club, Vassar OLIVE W1N'rnuuUnN l'Vith wlmt altentive care Doth she in methofl place each hair. Entered Third Grade Junior Lit. Soc., Clj, C2jg Girls' League, CM, Grzonum HUG1'IES VVOIILIIAUPTER ffB0Se,l Once in a while I think, and then I am in pain To think hon: to unthinlc that thought again. Entered Freshman Class Second Football Team, C2j, Second Baseball Team, Class Track Team, CQQ, Cflfj, C553 H. M. Track Team, CIIQ, C5jg Class Swimming Team, CQD, Class Bas- ketball, Cflij, Cfijg Literary Society, Dramatic Club, Cflrj, C5jg H. M. Foot- ball, CM, C55 g Senior Play. VVearer of H, M. Michigan College of Mines 31 W ellesley JouN BENORE EuNA COLDING LAURA GRAVES Wxucxn' Goss Qwficzts of 1912 32 I,7'l!Sil1Cllt Ilidfi-lJ7'C8illl'lI't . Scc1'ctar.y Treasurer REIsIsEN ANlJl4IIiSlJN SADIE AsINoI-' S'I'UAR'r BEARD JOIIN BENORE K.X'PllRY'N BINOIIAAI .FRED BLOUNT AIARY BRADY HEIillEllT ISURLAND WKENNI-:TII CALLAN GI.ADYs CARAIAN txllTIlUlI C0191-'EY EDNA COLDINR VERA COLDINII ixI.Il.'I'I COOK Hl'IllI3PIIl'l' COIYRVOISIEIL ARYLENE CREIOIITON HARLAND CUSI-IMAN RLLSWURTII IJICDEIIIAIR 1 AY IDINKELSPIEL If1uuIcNIE IDONCIIIAN AIAIHON EARNSIIAW IJUROTIIY HIIHICII CLARIIINCE .EWALIJ ELSA E!H'AIIlD --L-.. 'Ile-r'e-:Im-Il fourth ear .EDMUND FIXAIAN NORMAN FRAME IXDNA GIBSON EDWIN CQILL IXUSTIN CQILLIE RICHARD GoLDsAII'rI-I JCLEANOR Goss XVRIGIIT Goss LAURA CSRAVES A.LFRlCD HAI.IJRNs'I'EIN CARLOS I'IAllDY VIRGINIA HICl,I,EN HENRY I-IIRscIIIzERu ASIIER ILIOWICLL 1'IORACl'1 HUhIl'IIllICY CIIARLIE HALI. JUIIAN IIILLIAN K.N1'I.:KN PIIILII' KERRY I'IAll0LD KIRKI'A'I'RIcIc GEORGE KOOII .DOROTIIY KOIIN BIILDRIGD LANG JAMES LEVI TI-IERESA IIEVY VIOLE'I' LEUIIE .ESTIIER IIINDNER DOROTIIY AIACCOULL SAMUEL h'IACFADDI'IN XVILLIAAI RIEIILIIACII ciRAClC MI':IRLE.IoI-IN ,IYIIOMAS RIELOY IIEWIS AIENDELSON CEICORGE LIEYICR I.IvINus'I'ON hIIlJDLElJI'1'lTlI BIAUDE IWINAIIAN JUIIN MoIvFI'I 1' EAIIL MOL'I'IIAN ELLIS MONROE JIILIET RIUNROI-I CONs'I'ANcE RIOIKIJEKEAI PAULINE NAIIIIEIM ISAIHZLLIC NIOIIOLSON NATALIIC NORRIS l'IlCLl1!N OI.BIS'1'ElJ .FREIJICIIICK f,I'l'1'1NII1CIMlJIll I-IANLEY OswALD XVALTER PEEII-'RIIR MAROAIIRT PRINCE ELAINE RALLI STELLA RA'rKOwsRY AIll'ILAIll1C Ross I'IAll0LD SCIIWVAB EDITII SIGNELL ANNA SLOANE CIIARLES SMITII IJENRY SAIITI-I BOYD SOAIIs1ER.vILLE ANNE'I-'I'E S'I'EvENsON SAMUEL STIIAUSS N,A'1'ALlE TIIIIIAUT JOIIN TIIORIPSON LINDA ULIIAIAN IJORIS UNTERBERO 1'1LIsI-: VVALD XVILLIAM XVALKEH CQEORGE WELLS CAROL VVEISS IXDICLAIDE XVERNER 1'IELEN VVIELAR GIKIKDNLIIK VVILLIAMS RAYMOND VVISE 11lLIzAIIE'I'II W'RIGII'r LILY ZELLENKA Euwfmn SCHELL . LEIGH LESTER . RUTH BRUNSWICK HARRY KINKELE . Q9H'itet5 uf 1913 President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer .ELEANOR ANDREWS AUGUST BARTII AIADELINE BENEDICT FRED BOIIMFALK RALRII BONWIT IJAVID BRUNSWICK RU-I'II BRUNSWICK ANNETTE BURR HELEN BURROWS NORMAN CIIFISTER CAROL Cocxs BIARION CORELAND '1'I-IOAIAS CORVAN AIORTON CRONK CDTTO CULMAN CLARINA CUSIIMAN AARON DAVIS MILIJRED IDRYFOOS ROLAND IJUNN IJORGTIIY IDWIGIIT PIIILII' ELAIER RITA I IRUsRI CQARRETT I ITz-SIMONS BEATRICE FLEISCHMANN Tlllbirn KENNETH FLOYD-JONES EVANGELINE FORD DECQRAF GRAVES JANE GRlP'P'IN BRYAN HAhII.IN CQENEVIEVE HAMLIN TIIERESA HAIQBIYRGPIR JOSEIIIIINE PIARRIS GEORGE HASSLACI-IER LI-:NOx HOWE 1 ANNYE HEI.I.Ell SUSIE Hom: CALVERT I-IOLT BEATRIOE IRVING FLORENCE JACOBY AGNES JoIINsToN KIKTIXERINE JANOWVITZ GIIETCJIXEN JUNGIIANS GEORGE K.NTPIS I,OUGLAS KENYON I'IARRY KINRELE XVILLARD KOIIN ROBERT LOEB LIILDRED LANDON B817 ,LOUIS LEI-IMAIER LEIGII LESTER HARRY LEWIS IJOROTI-IY AIALEVINSKY IJOROTHY AIANN SIBYL MANDEI. ICDYTII AIANNES IFIIEODORE AIARCEAU JULIAN AIARX FEIIIIINANII BIAVER ANNA AIICNDELSON LAWRENCE AIINTZER ANNA BIOORE IJOROTIIY MOORE HORQKKTIC NAI-IM JULIAN NILES NORTIIRUP PECK IJOANE PEIRCE LAWRENCE PIIILLIPS AIYBEIIT RICE NATALIE ROBERT ELVIRA ROSENBERGER AIETA ROSENBERGER PHILIP ROTII All'l'llUli SALINGER FREDA SARASOI-IN EDWARD SCI-IELL CARI. SCIILAET LAWRENCE SCOFIELD TOM SEELYE IRENE SIMON JESSIE SIMON C0'Ml I'0N SMITII PIIILII' STECKLER LIARION STRAUCII CARLE'l'0N SWASEY FLORENCE TANENRAUM FRED TERRY DOROTI-IY TIIONIAS H:A'l FlE TIIOMPSON JACK VVEGENER OLGA AVELUII BARENT YVEMPLE EBBA VVERNSTI-:DT ROBERT WILLIAMS BIARGARET VVILSON LIILDRED WILSON SICYINIOUII Cami AIARY WA'1'soN LOUISE AIEYICR lflmvmm me CERNEA Q I av RQWJAAH. -- Gfftcers nf 1914 Presizlenl V iL'C-IJ7'CSil1!'7I,t Secrefmy Tr'easure1' RU'PlI ALLEN ISAAI: ALZAAIURA .EDA AIsIRI:Ru LUCILLII: ARKINS SAAIUIIL BAR'rI.Ia'I r HP1I.lCN BAUAI LILIAN BI-:LL GLAIJYS BLAc'K IJOROTIIY BQWAIAN IQLIZABETII BRAIIY JESSIE BRuAIAII:R XVILKII-I BUS!-IBY CA'rIIIf:RINI: CARI'II:N'I'I-:R AI,l llhIlJ CLARK RUTII CLARK BAYARII CLARKSQN RVELYN COLLINS SRYAIOIIR COOK GIaNIf:vII+:vI-: C'oNwI-:LL limvAIIn CI'sIIINu X'EllA CVSIIAIAN I,0R0'l'IIY IJAVIS EIIWARR In-I CRRNIJA GI's'rAv IJOIIRENWEND O'I I'o DOIIRIQNWRNII XVILRIIR IJRIVER ANNA RImwARns HANNAII IQLSASSER CLARI-:NCR :Rl'S'l'EAN BIORTIMER I oR'r Qewnh ear ERIC FLEMING BIARGAIKET FRIES BIARION 1'xRIICDBERG ALINI41 1 RII-:IIMAN LILIAN GoLIJsAII'I'I-I CIILQII: GRAY I,ORO'I'HY GRAY ISABICL GRRI-:NIIAUM HARIILII GIIPISII VIRGINIA ciIlII l l'I'lI CLAIIIII-1 HARRIS IJAVID HARRIS RUTII PIARRIS AIARION HI:NIIRIcKs .'xR'l'lIUR HIIQIIIIJAIIIMIIIIQ ETIIICL HPINIIY PIIILII' HIQRRRRI' HILIIA PIICRI-'F GI:oRuIa HI-:RRIVK GARIINRR HIIRIJNS MA'I'ILnA HlllSIIl PII.lJ KI':NNR'I'II Homss l'uNsIII-:I,Ic HoIaNIusRIf:IusIaII ERITII I'IOLL.XNDER HANs HITBEII PI-:RRY Hl7I.I. IJOROTIIY J0IINs'I'0N MoR'I'0N KIKIIN RIIRIAM KAl'I,AN IXRTIIUR KAIIPR 1 RIEDA KICNY'ON GI+:R'I'RUImIc KINKIQLII: IRvINu LI-:vINsoN LILIAN I,IcvY BENJAMIN I,Ic:II'1':cNs'I'I': Tom I,oRn 1'1LI1:ANoR Lovnz AIARY 1,0vIc MAR.roRII1: AIACKENZIE I.1coN0R BIAYER MAm+:I.INI+: AIAYICR DIARY BIAZZOLO KENNIITII MRNIIIGL I I.oYn RIERCIIANT R 0 ll If: R'r M ERTE N s FRANK AIERZ YVALTIIIR M RRZ I.oIIIsIc AIEYER I,AWRENl'l'l Moomf: ci0RDON MIILLRN 1flI.IzARIc'I'II NRI,soN MARuARI1:'I' NIr'IIuLsoN CIIARLRS OLIVER GI+:oRuIc OIARNIIYAI VVILLIAM CJSWALIJ I RANcRs PI1:c:K AI,Ic'R l'I4:'I I'Y HAROLD PIc'KIcR PIELEN PIZICIK NA'I'ALIR PLoImII IN KINGAIAN Pu'rNAIxI .I,INsLIcY QUAIN'1'ANr:Ic RALIIII RRn1':I,sII1sI1s1IcR JIILLA RICI-I CAROLINE ROBINSON CIIARLICS Roonm GIQRTRIIDII Ross MAImIIIcIII'rIf: SAAIIITIQR KI':NN1c'I'II SANIBORN MARIUN SCIII-:NKRIN DOR0'I'IfIY SRRLICY El?NA SII,1II+:Rs'I'IaIN AIARY SMITII I70ROTlIV S'rocKIIRIImIs GIcoRrsIc STQIIDARIJ MAR.IoRIIc S'rRAuss AI,IcxANnI':R 'l'IIoMAs AIARGUEl!l'l'E IINGRIUII AR'FIIl7ll VAN RAALTI1: RICIIARII VVAGNER AIARY XVATSON H If: I. II: N VVR I, L s I,uIIIs XVEIINEII CIIARLES NVIIITIC ROGRII W I-IITMAN AIIGIISTA XVIIf:m:NR.AI:IfI MAIIRI.INIc XVoLIfsIIIcIIxI TRRRNA VVOLLENSCIIILMGI' R I,uu1sR XVoR'1'IIING'1'oN VIRGINIA VVHIGIIT EHRICK WRIGIIT . EILEEN SEWALL . CAT:-mn1NE Goss . GEORGE DONNELL QBfficer5 nf 1915 President Vice-President S cc1'cia1'y T1'ea.s'u1'er CHARLES ARMSTRONG CLARENCE ATKINS JOHN ATKINS LAMONT BAREOUR RIARGERY BENNS LESTER BONWIT IDA BRAUN CLIVE BROWN EARL BUCKLEY FREDERICK CARRUTH LOUISE CARTER CHRISTINE COwAN RODNEY DENNIS GEORGE DONNELL RICHARD DONNELL LEROY DIXON EDWIN EAGER EVELYN EAKLE CHARLES EDDY DORIS FIELDS HARRIET FORBES first ear PAULINE FORT JOE GEST NIARGARET GUNNISON RUDOLPII GOEPEL CATHERINE Goss CHARLOTTE GREENE HELEN GRIDLEY WILLIAM HAFFNER ROWLAND HAINES CHARLES HASSLACHER JAMES HERBERT TI-IERESA HILDER SHERRILL HOUGHTON ISABELLE JOHNSTON LOUISE JOSEPHI RUTH KELSEY MYRA KINGSLEY MAITLAND LEDERER EDNA LEVI MILLARD LIEBLER RUTH LIVINGSTON ROLAND IAOISEAUX VERA MACKENZIE KATI-IARINE MCMURRY WALTER NIENDELSOHN FLORENCE MINER HOWVARD MOORE HELEN O,CONNOR ' IVIONA O,SULLIVAN ELSIE PECK .LAMBERT PRETTYMAN CLAIRE PULLEYN DICK QUAINTANCE LOUIS RAEGENER IDA RAFFLOER GEORGE RAYMOND FRED ROOME HENRY ROSENTHAL RUTH Ross MARGARET ROTIISCHILD JAMES RUSSELL CAROLINE SCOTT MARION SEEBA RUTH SEGGERMAN EILEEN SEWALL HOWVELL SHEPARD FRANCIS SMITH MARGARET SOMMERVILLE FRED STACKFLETH FRANK STERNE HENRIETTA STERN DAVID SULZBERGER ANNA THIEAUT WAIIIIINGFORD TODD EDMUND THOMPSON PHILEMON WADSWORTII ELIZABETH WAKEFIELD ELSIE WESER STANLEY WIGHT WARREN WILDER EI-IRICK WRIGHT LAWRENCE YOUNG illibe I'IuwAnn Guosm, '06 . ELENA IIIONDA Do'rY, '03 MAn.Ionu': SIIRADY, '05 . I'IAllOLD R. B. Fmmls, '08 llmuulc BICINIJOE, '03 .ALICE Mo1f'1f1'1-'r, '09 Dono'ruY CIIICICSMAN, '09 W BIILIIIUCD XVOUDIIULLI, '05 fanfare jllilann Qlumni Qssuciatiun 21DffiUBtf13 . Presidevrt Viz-e-Prrwirlerli Secretary T1'ea.v11r1'1' Emermtive Commifffe Membership Commitfee Ilaurace jllllann Zlaigb Qcbnul General Qssuciatiun HtDIl.'Xf'IC I'IUMI'IIRlf1Y . . P1'eside11,t FIIICILK Kmcfnwm' . Vivre-1'wf.s'i1lrml llm'Nm,11s BENSON . Secrctfwy Mu. .MUN D. NEITZ . llbcecutihe Qlummittee Tim PIuNr:11mr, ov 'mm I'IlGII Scuoor. Tim OI1'If'I!lEliS 011' 'rum Assof:m'rION 'PHE Pmcs1mcN'1's 01-' 'rim XVILLIAM .lo11Ns'roN, JOHN B1+:No1uc, '12 .EIHVAIID SCIIICLL, '13 Slcvmolm Coon, 'lfll EIIRICK XVIIIGIIT, '15 Cmssms ,1 I . 1'7'l?!M'1H'l?7' ilkepresentatihes of all Zgrancb Qbrgansatinns Fnmm. 'I'OMKINS, '11 . Flmn. '.l'0MKlNS, 'll . Fmcn. BLOUNT, '12 . . 'l'xuconon1c I'IEOUEMBOUllG, 'll fiLENNl SCOFIELD, '11 . 1'InNA COLIDING, '12 41 Football . Basketball Baseball . . Track . . Golf Girls' Basketball Iiaurauz Mann Qtuhent uuncil R,LYNOI Db BLNSON CJLOIUJIL MEYER 1911 REYNOLDS BENSON DONALIJ IDUNCAN YVILLIAM JOHNSTON FREDA :KIRCIIWEY ELSA R.UDOLFI'I RUTII STRAAT 1913 LEIGII LESTER IIAWVRENCE SCORIELD .EDWVARD SCIIELL BIARION STRAUCII Members 1915 I1IClIARD IJONNELL CATHERINE Goss EILEEN SEWALL EIIRICK VVRIGIIT 42 1912 JOIIN BENOR14: EIJNA COLDING :LAURA GRAVES HoRAc14: I'IUMl'I'IREY Tom Mmov Glconam RIEYER 1914 SEYMOUR Cool: CAROLINE ROBINSON CHARLES Roonm NIARY VVATSON President Secreiary mf ' - A sq-Q-1 f0'X I an f-Q. A llc v ' If I ,P ? 1 1!i-1-, ali' ' 7 Lf ' Y fj f 7 Y' --v f 1 i f 5 -7 A M i a f -E..-::. 'i Y Y Y Y -' ' ' , Y I vim-Q.. Q WM ,mf : Y' Y f 'Y ' ' :V ' gf f ff ' ..t'E usi iii-Lk V ini - - Y bye, 4-ii.-n- 11 'ii' 'lg 'EL-' I Q l'2. :I g 1-' Q Y' N' - fi' - -V f , -1 ..,- ,..... -'--- 5 l - A. ---'-'--'--' , f ...L - f--A. ::-.....q 1 3, .. ,jx Y-X' U ' ' ---- - ... :: E- X11--ge., y 4: v ---,st W 'W ...--.- ,..... I, live, 2 I ' , Li. ' , ., X , -..::...- - N, -b K :..-, Q ----' x :- 1 , :.-:. 'ff ' 'yv I -- '- :..' --..-. X W E QS .-. ' - M - A--1' ' E gk :FlTI'lLE'TIEj: ,gf -gwvrww-.-f - if A e was-3 Qf',QSQib'Tfl. , ' 1 Q km, 1 , ,K i'..,,, '51 Ai.. .1 ,. fx H -,.v. , W1 I, .39 .H 41 1,4-gf ' 5 11-5v'v::'1 1 Jfunthall, 1910 'I'uEAnwAv PIEQUEMBOITRG . . Fnlcxmlmvlc TOMKINS . . Ulhe Ulieam . Lrfff Ilalf-Bzwk . Left Tavhle . Left Guarrl Left End . Lfft Guard . . Center . . Right Guarzl 'FREAIHVAY HEQUERIISIJUIIG . G1-:name Wo11L1-xAu1 r1cu IJAVID PAGE . . Tmco. LIEQIYEMBOUIIG . RICHARD G'0LDSMITI'I . HPINIRY SMITII . . .lm-IN MOFFITT . Wu.1,lAM C1l7'l'IIRIE I'IORAI7lC I'IUMI'IIREY . HANLEY OSWALD CHARLES HAnMoN Jo1lN O'RoUnK1c . VVOODRUFF IDOBSON' . .Marx W1f:m:N1m . . 332511115 uf The Llfunthall Eames uf 1910 0 HORACE BIANN . . . . . HCJRACE AIANN . - 11 Holmcr-1 BIANN . . 0 HoRAc1-: BIAIYN . . 6 Hormcm MANN .' . 5 HORACE BIANN . . 11 HORACIE IWANN . . 5 38 P1Nra1w . . . BIOUNT PI.l'IASAN'1' . IRVING . . ADEL1-ul . . NEW Iiocvlmmm . RIOIIEGAN . . ST. PAUL . 4 5 . Cnpiaiw JI Il vm g 1' 1' . Right Tackle . Right End . Quarter-Bach . Qzuwtm'-B111'k . Full-Back Right Half-Back . Full-Back li 0 0 2 0 0 . 0 8 Basketball, 1911 RlcvNoLus BENSON Captain Flmnmulcx 'l'oM1cxNs Zllawtager The Ulieam IQICYNOLDS BENSON . , Right Forwnrfl CT1m1u.lcs L1-:lc . Left Forward Jfurxi XVIQGIQNI-in . . . Crfntvr Flilflll. Bl,oUN'r . . High! Guard YV0o1mU1-'lv IDOHSUN . . Left Guard Results uf Ulbe Basketball Games uf 1911 HOIIACE BIANN . . 27 ST. JouN's , 11 Hormcm LIANN . . 16 ALUMNI . . . , 11 PIORACE BIANN . . 17 1'l'1'111c:A1, CUL'l'UIll'I . . 13 PIORACE NIANN . . 23 An1f:r,v111 . . . 21 HORACE LIANN , . 37 CoI.L1cu11x'1'1c , 10 HouAcE MANN . . Q2 xXlJELl'III . . . 17 I-IORACE LIANN , . 28 1'l'1'1IICAL CUL'1'Un1c . , 19 HORACE IVIANN . . 23 CoLr.1amA'rn: . , 17 I-Iolmcla IYIANN . . Q4 BAIINARIJ . . 7 217 126 elT CISHQT BULL GIRLS ' N llmmmfz Ilmmcm Iflmm C 12 Ilmmrm Ilulmrflc llulmczlc Iloxmclc 1'I0llACl41 BIAIIJOIIUG lI11.L.xs . Captain EDNA CULDING . Manager fllieam hl.Xll.l0HlI'I IllI.1,,xs, ILM. m 1,1':1ru1 ,I,lCS'l'ICIl, ILM. . f. Forwnrrls ciLAlJYS lirhuflc, H.M. . j ICLSA K:XLYl'l4I, H.M. . Ceulcr LILLIAN 'I'wvxclfl-'on'1-, HAI. . I . , J'l1,.uN1c ILXLLI, I-LN. . 5' Side Cullen' 1'zLl'IANUIl Goss, HAI. . I 1'1I,1f:.xNon ANDIIICNYS . f. . Guards C'.xno1,1N1f: IiomNsoN . j ANN1f:'r'r1cB1mn . . I Unl+:'1'c:11l':N.TUNGIIAUS . 1 I , Gr,fun's C1mm,xN . i S'Usmutc PAULINE RIIIIICII J Results nf the Basketball Eames of 1910 11 MANN - ---- 48 Bnoo1u,x'NI'Im1u111s :MANN . 25 Az,umN.s1-2 . , MANN - 9 BARNARD S1':c'oNn IWANN . 12 xf7l:jIA'1'IN . Q AIANN . 12 Uwmwl' . , AIANN . XYl11IA'l'lN I . MANN - 12 lSfmN,um S1+1cuNn MANN - 17 Wx'1c1-:HAM Rlslc . 1411 49 I'IORACl+I AIANN . HonAc-lc AIANN . HORALEIC RIANN HORACIIC BIANN HORACE RIANN Svecunb Basketball Qteam Results of the Basketball Eames of 1911 . . . . 111 . 55 . 38 . 411 . 34' 182 jllllibget Basketball Zllieam Enmcxi NVRIGIIT Josmnu GEs'r BoNwx'r . Gomvm, . STERN HORN . XVRIGHT . I-Imnm:n'r . NAI-IM . QUA1N'rANr:m S'rAc:KFLE'1'u WAnswon'r1r XVISE . . No. GABIES WON No. GANIES Los'r . . . . . . Captain Manager f N . . Forvvarrls I X . . Guards . . J . . Cenler lr' . Sllllstihllms' ' I - I , 8 3 FERIJINAND RIAYER . . . . Captain EDWARD SCIIELL . Manager BIAYER . . It . . Iforwards MoI.'r11AN . . I Cool: . . I 1 . . Centers SCIIELL . 1 I on'r . OswALn . . . Guards RIARX . J AlJI'ZI,I'lIl . . . . 16 IRVING . 8 '1'RlNl'1'Y . . QI BARNARD . . 7 AUELPHI . . 9 61 3i11te1'1Ia55 Z3a5kethaI1 ba111pin115 150115, 1913 51115, 1914 Elmer fR.G.J Dunn 111.111 Kinkele IL. GJ Al. Nlvholson 15. CJ l-1. 121111111 lC.1 G. 111111-1: CM1::1'.1 A. Petty 10,3 Smith H11 Sohlaet KL-F-7 1. Gl'0l'lIbill1ITl 1G.J C. 1.1osr-11 110.1 ML Strauss 119.1 fanfare illilann 2152111115 5251111 IJWKSQN CHTNIYINGIIAAI RLLSNVORTII IJ:-znrfznme VVILLIAM Molm EIJRIIYNIJ l 1xM,1N CJI1111ag1'1'j li1f:vNor.ns B1aNsoN Fmcn. 'I'oMKlNs 1 y 1 , 1 611115 UEBIIIIIS Q55u11at1n11 EISIISIA I.Es'1'1-in, '11 . ...... . I'resia'e11t ELSA 11111101.1111 '11 . .... Secretary 1'1r,1f:,1Nou Goss, '1 Q . . ....... 7vI'lfl1-S'7l'I'l?7' 3111511115 uf Jfall Uliuurnament - 11111111111 I,Es'r11:n, Champion of Class 1011. Gmnvs Bmmvxc, C,l!I7HlJi0ll of Class 191111. l'1r.mNo11 Goss, Clmmpion of C7lus.s- 1912. 13151111 1V11:s1cu, lflmmpion of Class 1915. ANNA RIENDELSON, Clmmpimm of Clrlss 1913. l'1I.1+:,xNo11 Goss is Sa-11001 C711fm1pirm. - 5 1 0 v Zllirank Ulieam, 1911 CImIsToI-IIER STREET . . Captain TI-IEonoRE HEQUEMBOURG . Manager Mn. P. J. KEIISEY CIIIIISTOIIIII-:n STIIEET CHARLES SMITII . EIJWARIJ DE CEIINEA HORIKCE HUhIl'IIREY XVALTER IDUNN PAUL SIIONTAL ASIIEII HowELI, Coach . Relay Team LINSLEY Ql7AlN'l'.IKNl1hT '1'nEAnwAY I'IEQUl-IMBOURG MOIITIMEII 1 onT fil'IORGE VVOIILI-IAIII-TEE JoIIN '1'noIwII'soN BAIINAIII1 iuEE'I'. First in 130-lb. Half-Milf: Relay Race. First in 600-yd. Novice. Dunn. Second in 1,000-yd. Novice. Howell. PuLv. PREP. MEET. First in lili0-yd. Novice. Shmltnl. Qtnarhs JERSEY CITY BIEET. Second in the 100-lb. Midget Relay. HANIILTON BIEET. Fourth in the 'MO-yd. Dash. Dunn. 53 Zlanrane 51-lilann Qtnimming Gram 0 JOHN M01-'FITT . . . . Captain CQEORGE A. XVELLS, Jn. . S. BEARD U. 1'.xmc R. l,UNN U. ScuLA1c'r J. HEIIBEIIT C. SM1'r1'I H. PIOHVSON B. So1s1MEnv1L1.E F. BIAYEII R. YVILLIAMS Hoxmcm 1WANN I-IORACE BIANN . HonAcE BIANN . Q20 100 50 30 yds yds.- yds. yds. HICNRY' SMITH .YUHN MoF1f1'r'r JOHN NIOFFI'l I.' G. l I'1'z1MMONs Plunge-S'1'UAu'r BEARD Under YVuter Swim-Joi-IN BENORE . Meets . 30 ST. PAUL . 17 NIONTCLAIR AcAnEMv . 20 RIONTCLAIR H1611 SCIIOOI School liecurhs 54 4 . . :Uanager . 32 '. 28 .29 . Timo, 3:19. . 'Fillllj 1:10 . Time, Q8 scc. Time, QM, Sec. . 54-:6 feet . 181 feet HARRIS GRIFFING . . . . WoonRUFF DOBSON . CHARLES LEE GoRnoN CONLEY NEWVIVIAN WALLACE . WILLIAM HERBERT . . . . HoRAcE AIANN . . . HORACE MANN . . . HORACE MANN . HoRAcE MANN . HORACE MANN . HORACE MANN . HoRAcE MANN . HORACE MANN . HORACE MANN . HORACE MANN . HORACE MANN . HORACE MANN . Baseball, 1910 . Captain HI-:RRERT STEINER . . . Uihe Qlleam . Catcher ZDICKSON CUNNINGHAM . Third-base REYNOLDS BENSON . . Right-field IJUNCAN DAYTON . First-base HAliliIS GllIFl'lNG . Left-field SAMUEL MURRAY iliesults of the Baseball Qames nf 1910 20 . . 5 . 1 . 2 . 41 . 3 . 10 . 5 . 6 . 4- . 12 - 9 81 BARNARD . . STUYVESANT . PINGRY . YoNKERs . BARNARD . ADELPI-II . BERKELEY . GREENWICH . COLUMBIA '13 . ADELPIII . COLLEGIATE ST. PAUL . M anager Center-field Second-base Short-stop . Pitcher . Pitcher . 2 . 6 . 111 . 9 . s . 10 . 1 . 6 . 3 . 17. . s . 6 90 Holman Holm:-l-1 LIORA Cla I'IOliA all I-Ion A 1:12 Holmrrn: I'IORACTE PIORACE I-Ion A cr lc H 0 R A cr lc H 0 ll A f' lc I'I0l1ACE Holm cl: PIORACE I-Iolmclc HIJIIACE HORACE NIANN THANN NIANN EIANN ETANN BTANN EIANN ETANN LTANN ETANN ETANN EIANN BTANN EIANN TWANN LTANN MANN Zintzrcitp league lVIembe1's: Qbzlpbi Qcahemp Zlaurare Mann Qchnul Qtup won hp Harare mann woezlool. FOOTBALL.-No GARIIG. BASKETBALL. FIRST TEAMS. . 55 ADEL1'III . . 72 Almlvlm-lll . SECOND TEAMS. . 111 ADELPIII . . 1 1 ADEI.PI'll . MI DGET TEAMS. . 411 Alllclmlll . . 15 Almmllll . BASEBALL. . 1' Amzlmlll . . 11 AIJlCI.l'III . TRACK. . 72 Alllfllmlll . l907:190S. FOOTBALL.-No GAME. BASKETBALL. FIRST TEAMS. . 28 Alllllmlll . . 144' AlJEI.l'Ill . SECOND TEAMS. . 15 Anlzlmlll . . 7 AIDEI.l'1'II . MIDGET TEAMS. . 51 AllELPlll . . 2 A1lEI.PIiI . BASEBALL. . 1 AIJEI.I'I'Il . . 1 AllE1.l'lIl . 56 lAIun.u:11: IIORACE Ilormcm H0llAl?I+I HORACE HoRAc14: Hormcm Holme:-1 IIORACE I-Iormczc PIORACE I-IORACE Hormcxc HORACE Holman Hmmcn HORACE IAIANN IVIANN IWANN INIANN INIANN INIANN EIANN INIANN INIANN INIANN NIANN INIANN IVIANN MANN :M'ANN INTANN IWANN iinternitp league :TRACK . 50 Amarmm 1908:l909. l OO'I'BALL. ' . 6 Amanvul BASKETBALL. FIRST TEAMS. . 21 Amtnvm . 4+ AlJICI,l'IlI SECOND TEAMS. . 33 IXDELPHI . 25 AIJ1'II.I'I'II MIDGET TEAMS. . 33 AIJFIIIPIII . 24 Anxznvm BASEBALL. . 1 ADELPIII . 0 AIJICIIPIII TRACK. 66M Amcnvm HANDBALL. SCHOOL SINGLES. . 5 Amzm-111 . T AlJEI.l'I-Il CLASS SINGLES. . 2 AllEI.l'IIl SCHOOL DOUBLES. . 0 AlJEI4PI'II TENNIS. . 5 IADELPHI 1909s19lO. FOOTBALL. . 5 ADELPI-Il 81 0 415 15 10 5 6 18 5 10 my, 4- 10 3 3 5 22 HOIIIXCIQ I'I0llACE Holman Holman PIORACIG PIORACIC Holman Holman HORACE PIORACE I-Iolman Holman Holman ITORACE IJIORACE I'IORACE I'IORACE I'IORACE PIOIIACE IWANN EIANN BIANN INTANN IXIANN RIANN BIANN EIANN IITANN MANN IVIANN IYIANN IVIANN MANN INTANN MANN MANN MANN IVIANN Zfintercitp league BASKETBALL. ,l I RST TEAMS. , . 3 IXDELPIII , . 5 Annlml-ll , . 23 Annrmlfll , . 111 ADELPI'II , . 811 - AnnLPI'll 16 Aon L lf 1-ll 18 Ann Lvlll SECOND TEAMS. 17 Aunnlflll 1 7 Ann Lvl-ll MIDGE'l.' TEAMS. . . 19 xxDEI.l'1II CED ADICLPIII BASEBALL. IL Annlmlll ,TRACK 6614 AlJEI.PI-Il TENNIS. 3 AIJEI,l'IIl HANDBALL. 191O:1911. FOOTBALL. 6 Alvnlmlll BASKETBALL. FIRST TEAMS. 22 Annlmlll SECOND TEAMS. MIDGET TEAMS. 4 ADEI.PIll 12 ADELPHI TRACK. 7736 ADELPI-II 58 5 4' 28 24 1 4. 6 o 10 17 mm 7 IQ o 21 17 16 9 7 16 53143 59 tl ' .1 x -Pff . C315 X 5 X f f f f X L wiv- ' J' Fx my ffNX ff Iii:-I ?f .,- ff pb u Ilarolrl Yvync-ot, The Rnjalf' Joseph Jekyll . . . Mr. Job . . liic-lmrrl .Inca-lyn . Button:-1 . i'1':1gin . . Sykcs . . Gladys lVym-ut . l'lmili:1 .I1-kyll Mrs. Pringlv . Mary . Miners' Promplm' . . H 11si'n.1'.v.v J'l1lI'Il!Ifj!'I' . Surial .llnnagvr . Stage 1ll1!l'lI!lfjl'I' 1'r'0p4'rf.y .llan . . Hwul llslmr ..-- J-9-Yi-Yfllllf l1'u.vin1'ss Jlnnngfr . .A1s.vi.vfm1f Social flllllllllgffl' .'1ssi.vfnnI Stngv Hlmmger fI.v.s'i.vfunl Properly Dian I Nl'IlHy f'0'IH7lIiftI'L' . beniur 1915131 Qpril 6 ann 7, 1911 3Kaiab wQ Clllumzhp in Jfnur guts SBP' william Quung Qlast uf Qllbaracters . Bmlxrlz Wmm Gu.mcn'r M,1I.cm.M . Cunuwruvmzn S'l'Rl'Il'I'l' Cxunmcs XVMQNIQI1 Slclfzm' PAUL I . SlmN'mL . . S'r. 111.510 Pmx . Cllflllllfilfl ll. xV0llI.HAUl l'lCll . . Frufzm Kll!l'IINK'l'IN' . IQUTII W. S'1'1mA'r . NIA1mA1m'r Gmsllm ' ' ' . . . RAY Blmus . IJAVID IPAGE, ALPIX:KNI7l'lll SIMON, XVl1,1.mn1 Gwivrxxmrzv, XVILLIAM O'R1f:l1,1.v , . . SOPIIIIC D. YVnl'1'11: 'l'u1conmm I'I1f:QU1cMnomua . . FZMMA l.1':s'r1cu . .louN I-Ilc1N'rz . PIUBEIV1' A. IHIUNYSON . XVILLIAM S. JonNs'1-oN . S'ru.xu'r limlm . MAn'rnA Slamu-:m1.x,N . . . Asmcu HONVlCl.I. . . . . . XVASIIINGTON IIUYLER , . Mn. AnNo1,n, Miss M,1crAm1aN14:v, Mu. 'lilxxmn G1 T pq. ,sf-75 Of lmrhni-ng vast, of knolvlcdga 'most prqfrmml zlml, bust of all, rm lriml !l'llll t.'0IlI'fl'lHl-T fjl3'IlflH1ll!l7L.U GILl3lCIl'D RIALCOLM 1 nEnA KIRCIIWEY . BIARTIIA SEIIIIEIIIIIAN YVRIGIIT Goss . CAROL ARIIINS IQAY BRAUS RIILTON BRIDGES RUTII BRUNSWVICK ANNETTE BLTRR CONSTANCE BURR 'YOWNSENIJ CANNON GLAIJYS CAIIMAN ZFICIKICSINA CAVAGNAIIO RIINA COLIJING VEIIA CoLImING ARLYNE CIIEIGIITON BIIAIILEV CIIRRIER RLLSWORTII DEDERER l AITII IJICNNIS IJONALD DIYNCAN PAULINE EIIRICII l3ICA'1'RlC'I'I l LEIsffIIAIAN AIARTIIA FRANK EVANGELINE FORD I'II'1RBl'IllT FRENCH CATIIICRINE FRIES ramatic Sucietp QDEUMS 3lBIaps My Lord in Livery. -H' , .- ,I 1110 Rcxolwng W edge. Teeth of the Gift Horse. Members RIAIIGAIRET GARSIIIE CiRAi'E GRICICNBAUBI xVILLlAM GWATIIMEY ALIIREII H.NI.lJ141NSTEIN I,oIIIsE HABIIIIN l,0ROTIIY I'IAZEN JOIIN HPIINTZ AGNES JoIINsToN FRANCES KIX1'I,AN IIILLIAN KAPIIAN IXDRIENNE KENYON IJOUGLAS KENYON PIIILII- KElil3Y :EMMA LESTER IIEIGII LESTER PIARHY LEWIS ESTIIPTR IJNIJNER SIIIYL BfANDEL I,0R0'l'IIY IWANN 'I'oIII xfELOY 1'IzA nfl-TNDES :ETIIEL MEYER , 66 . I,I'!?Sill!'lIl Ijit'U I,I'!'SiI1l' nl . SeI.'1'c'tnr'y Treasurer NVILLIAAI Mom: EAIIL RIOLTIIAN Ii0SALIlC NATIIAN IIANLEY CDSWYALD I,oIIRAINE PETER ST. :ELMO PIZA ELAINE RALLI AIIELAIIJE Ross ELSA RI'IIoI,I-II FREIIA SAIIASIIIIN XVARNICR SE IC L Y CIIARLES SAIITII R,UTII STRAAT MARIIIN S'rRAIIc'II I I.0RENl'E '1'ANENR.IIIM CLAIRE VIAII BLAINE XVICHB CAROL XVEISS Lows XVEISS SoI'IIIE XVIIITE GI-:oRIIE YVOIILIIAUIITER Lord '1lllll'llllC1'C? Spiggott . . Hopkins . Coach . Mr. Thou 11:1 s Martin Bob Martini . . l'ldward Biddle Dr. Brown . Coach . Richard Butler I lorcncc Butler Marietta YVilliamS . Coavlz . Slage I1 Qllast uf Rip 'flurh in 3Lihzrp . . BLAINE YVEIIII Sibyl Ainlicrly . . E MMA IIlCS'1'lCIl . GILIIIm'r MAI,coLM Rose . . lxlAll'l'IIA SICGGIIIIIIIAN XVILLIAM CQWATIIMEY Laura . . . . . RAY 13RAUS Robert . . . . . . HERBEWII BUIILANIQ . . MII. AnNoI,n Promplur . . . . RIITII S'rII,xA'I' Slaga Illanager . . . . I.oIIIs FROIIMAN Giant of Ciba Reholhing meme CIIAIILI-:s SIIIITII . EMIL BIOLTIIJXN RI,I.swon'I'II DI1:nIcIuf:Ic . . VVRIGIIT Goss . MISS MACALAIINEY Slug-1' Jlanager . Captain Dolan Mrs. Martin . Null Martin . Norah . Promptcr . . . . Aslmn PIIILII' Kl'IllliY LAIIIIA flllAVES . MMIII MINIIIIAN . AGNES JoIINs'roN . MAIITIIA SIIGGIQIIMAN HOWELII Qiast nf Giant of Ufbe Gift Zlanrsen . Tom BIELOY . ANNE'P'PlC Bunn . VIllGINI.A HEIII.EN . . . Mn. ARNOLD Irmager . . . . Anno Fislior . Devlin Blake . Katic- . Promptm' . . BI-:,i'rIIII'Ia 'FWYEI-'I-'0I!'l' . PIANLEV OswAI.n . VIRIGINIA PIII,I.I2vN . . . EITNA COLDING . Hixnm' LEWIS ,...! THE R XX, Lows XVICISS . l'wlll'IllA Kmr'1nv1-:Y l'lnN.x Culmlxu ANNA xIlCNlH'ILSUN l n14n.xS.-xlusollx . W .mx 1-:lc Sl-:1-:Lv l'.l.1':.xNun Guss l'.u'1,1N1-1I-lmuvu . .Km-nlcn I'I.H.lJl'ZNS'l'I'IlN Ifl'lH'IIl'l' Hmvsux 1XLl'IX.XNlJlCll Smux f1lLlil'IR'I' NI.xr,c'm.M j l'1l,1.ls AIONHUIC EC ORD Hrlilor-in-1'Iliff' lfullwlin Pfrlilnr Srniur .Yrwx l'fu'ilor ,l.v.vi.vIunl .YPIIMV Pfrlilrn' Junior .Yl'Il'.V Erlilm' flllllwlir' llrlilor l1i1l'l'NI Ij lfzliluz' .lrl Ifrlilur . 1d.1'l'l11lllfjI' lfzlifm' .-llumui lfrlifm' lfu.vim'.v.v J1!lIllIUl'I'.V . .-lxxl. lflI.Yilll'.YN Jlllllflfffl' glen -'X A V J V' Jvxx' y , N QXL ,sq - ik 020 4-'lg-v X Wyf..'q I NA Cu1,mNu Sovum XVlIl'l'I'1 Hmmm I,11IS'l'lCll 1C1,,x1Nlc R IXLIKTIG Cami: l Al'l'lI IJICNNIS Vmm C'or,mNG SIINICR HAY IJl'Il,l'XiA'l'lON. ISHU N SCIIIIIE WuI'1'E . AIARTIIA SEGGERMAN EIJNA CQLIIINC . EMMA LI1ZS'l'lCll KA'I'IIRYN BINHIIAM GLAIIx's BLACK CORNICLIA Bosc'II 11II.1zAIIE'I'II BRADY AIARY BRAIIY ANNE'1 rI-I BURR CoNs'I'ANc'E BIIRR MARTI-IA BRAINERII GIIAIDYS CARIIIAN RUTII CLARK EIINA COLIIINC VERA COLIIINC AIJICE Coolc ARYLENE CREICIVITCN CLARINA CIISIIAIAN M ARGARET IJAVIS FAITII DENNIS DoRo'I'I-IY DNVIIGIIT HIKNNIKII :ELSASSER AIARION EIXIINSIIIXXS' girls' league QDRWBIT5 Jfanultp Members BERTIIA YV. SEELY MARIA LOUISE Down Quart: of Refzrenre ALICE Coox AIIELAIIIE Ross 1'lLsA EWAID EVANGELI E FORD VIRGINIA GIIIEFITI-I DoRo'1'IIY PIAZEN ICIINA HENRY HIL H r IIA ERfI-' I I I. ll . I ,I NI II I0 IF H LI xs AIARGARET HITlJlJI.ESTON AIIRIENNE KENvoN F lx N N REIIA 'E vo I RI-:IIA IQIRCIIWEY EMMA I.Es'rER IIEIGII I.Es'I'ER VIOLET LEUIIE ELI-IANOR .I,ovE 1':LlZABl'I'I'II AIACLAY IJOROTHY RIACCOULL GIIACIE MEIKELJOIIN AIARY BIAZZOLA IDOROTHY BIALEVINSKY Members 71 . 1,I'l'.S'ilIl31l,t Vif-rf-I'I'r'si1l1 r1l , SOC1'l'll'l7'y 7'7'6llSIlTl?7' IKATIIAHINE BII!GIFFICIl'1' ANNA RIICNDICLSON IsAIIELLE NICIIOLSON NATIIALIIC NVORRIS Hl1ZI,l'IN 0'CoNNoR, HELEN fJLMS'l'lCAlJ LQRRAINE PE'l'l'IR ELAINE ILXLLI CAROLINE IioIIINsoN AIJICIJAIIJIE Ross LIARTIIA SEGGERIIIAN MARICN S'I'H.'XUCII NATAIIIE '11IIIllAU'1' CLAIRE XIIAL Il+lI,IzAIIE'I'II XVAREI-'IELII SoI'IIIE XVIIITE EIIIIA XVICIINSTICDT c,LlVlC XVINEEIIRURN IIl'IliIil41ll'l' Fulcxcill . c1Ll'ZNNl Svol-'11cI,n . Mn. MAX Kl!4XhIlfIli . Mn. XV. YV. IXIINULIJ 1'l'4'.v irlr' nl Scc1'1'I111'y . Dil'1fr'I0l' . . . . l 1lf'Illf'If IU1' nzlwr FIRST VIOLINS. Cfxuol. ARKINS 'l'lI1f:o11on1c M 1xnc'lf:,xu li.x1,1-11 l30Nw1'r IIICIIIBEIVL' l lu4:Ncru SICCUNIJ VIOLINS. ciI,ENNl S001-'11f:r,n I.Aw1ucN cr: Si'0l1'll'ILIJ VFIIICUDOIIE I1l'IQUl4IMli0l'lUi 1iA1.1'1I l3uowN lhvm BHUNSNVICK XVu.I.I.xM M 14:11Ln.u'11 I'IAllLAND CUSIIMAN AL'ul's'1ux XVIIQIJMN liA4'll Y'1CI,LOS. I.Uc1LL1a IXRKINS Imax EDNA SII.VlCllS'I'ElN Nlfrru C'.xI.1.,xN FLZ 'TICS. 1':LLIS BIONROE C'1I.x1u,lf:s H,xss1..xu111cu PIA NO. .l':'l'lIlCL EPSTEAN W 1 W tr. ff' wr31 .Af'K ' uh ' ' , . ..,...,. -, , ,,,- .........' .........us...4,.... -- -- 4 I , ff' f' ff? 0,7 Z ffzf 01, ,X mm 4 f , f fff, f 4,4 1 ., X f f f' uv'-In I Wfz Bovn SUMMl'IliVlI,Ll'2 I,Aun,-x Gnmvlcs BLAIN14: YV1f:1m XVAI.'1'lCR DUNN . UIUC., . l'l'4'.wi1lu11l I'iff'-lIl'l'.S'i!ll'Ilf . S1'z'rc'l111'y . yvI'!'!11S'll rm' .Members Juux' li1f1Nomc ICATIIRYN BINGIIAM .HIJNA C'oL1J1Nu View COLIJING AI.XllGAlll4Z'I' IJAVIS WA L'I'I'ZR I J UN N ,I,.wn.x Glmvms YVILr,I.xM c5NVA'l'IlMl+IY B1,.uN1c XVEHB VIRGINIA H1c1,1.1cN C'11.xm,l1f: l'I.x1,r. .lU1l.xN AIDIKIICNNIC Kl'lN!'ON S.XMl'l'IL M.xcl+'A1m1cN Bovn Sommc1w11.1,u NA'1'AI.l1'I '1'11I1ul r LINDA UI.I,1x1AN ' CLAIRE Vmr, LURUY9 I IIUNE THUUBHT YUU WUZDEHU! 'ww ' 1 flu ig Flclclm Kll!I'llSX'l1ZX' VIRGINIA l'Ifr.I.l-:YN XVILLIAM .InuNs'1'oN l'InN,x CoI.mNu 'l'o1x1 NIIJCS .IouN B1f:No1uf: il'1nN.x c'0I.DlNG lJoN.u.n IJUNMN I,,wu.x fillAVICS 1Juuo'1'11Y I-IAZIQN YV1l.1,l,xM Jo11Ns'rnN ICAIMA I,l'IS'I'l4Ill Gliuirn Qlluh Member 5 Tom Mlcmn' VmmNu l'1'r,1.1cvN AI.-Xll'l'IKA Slfzufslculxl A N ALEXANIJICII SIMON RUTH S'l'RAA'I' l Rl'IIlI'IRIl'K 'l'oMmNs IJJUIS XVICISS . Sprfzrkm' Serowzfl Spwzkvr Serg1'u11t-at-Arms . . Ulm-Lf Tr1'n.v1u'm Jiaurare mann Qeru Gllluh N A A QBffirer5 RONALD CUSIIING . . . Presiclent PIIILEMON XVADSSVOIKTH . Secretary THOMAS LORD . . . . 1v7'0!LS'1ll'0I' Members JosEP1-1 GEST FRANCIS SMITH JAMES HERBERT CHARLES WIIITIC BIARTLANIJ LEDERER Ii0GER YVIUTMAN 78 X-zgff' W IQPEUFLE CMD If N117 Ill ,Nb Wbo Sqyg, . Im 3-ioke? ...Q- vi , - K 1 Q J AA v 'li 5' ?? ' 1 i X ' fizif Q9fficer5 Wu,l.l.m GWA'l'llMl'1Y . l'r1'.vi1lm:l W.xsll1Nca'roN I'IUYLIGll . . Vir-1'-I'n'.viu'rnl Cfxur, Srr111,,y1.31- , Sr'1'l'f'l111 11 I.,uvn11zxc'l-: SCOFIIGLD . 7'I'l'!lSlll'l'I' .l1'r.1.xN NILICS . Sl'I'y'I'llIIf'llf-11l'III-Y XV.XSllIXH'l'0N I'IUx'1.1cn . flvflllll Jlzlzlzlgwl' 79 3 'DATED rr ' ' N ln. 'Nm ix -. ' -ii W-if ' , 5 I H-If ., Nv' l T if ilfpf. ' -N x 'Q nljgi n ' if A 5 1fmfgL'Eai-1' -- k-J, llrvhw. l'hl'la 1Bbi Qigma jfratztnitp QEIJMJIY17 13011 AI4l'I'IA . ..... Central High School, Granrl Rapirls, Blix-h. BETA . . Detroit U11.i1m1'sily School aml Central High School, Detroit, Mich. GAMMA ..... Central High School, Kansas City, Mo. EPSII-ON . . Oakland Iliyh School. Oahlaml, Cal. ZETA . . . Polytechnic High School, San I ramrisco, Cal. 'I'1m'rA . . Jlaxlen Parh anrl Lafayette High Schools, Buffalo, N. Y. KAPPA . .... Belmont Acarlcmy, Bchnont, Cal. MU Horace Mann High School, New York, N. Y. NU . . Dubuque High School, Dubufluc, Iowa OMICIION . Alameda High School, Alameda, Cal. 81 mu Qlbapter, 1Bbi Qignua fraternity 19D1ID178W 9192110.12125 Vmnu, PnE'r'rY1s1AN 1xLl'IXANDER INGLIS IiOI,AND XVIHJAMS Qctthe 1518111132155 191 1 REYNOLDS BENSON 'l'lum,xs NILES W1 I. Lum Jo11Ns'roN C1nus'1'ol-HEE S'rnEE'r I'IAllllY RIEYER Fnnzmnnxrlc TOMKINS BLAINE VVEBB 1912 Jmm BENORE CLEORGE RIEYER HoE:xc'E I-IUMPIIEEY XVIL1,mM BIEIILDACII Tuomfxs BIELOY N33 I-Inu, NIOLTIIAN I-IANLEY c7SNVALD Bmw: SOMMI'IRVII.I.lC 1- f Xa, up M K JV 4 CUTV SX X 'UIMULTUY' , ,1N' . jy, 5 5 3 325253 Q, A, . Y - zfff' lj A Jvar Xxxlxg H O A Lvlm . B1-:TA GAMMA Dm.'r.x . EPSILON Zzfvm . Em . Tu1s'1'A . Evita Qtgma 39.11 fraternity Qumran mu . . . . . Ann Arbor High School, Ann Arbor, lilich. Ccntral High School, Fort Wagnc, Inrl. . St. .lohn's Alilitarg zlcadcing, Dclajiclrl, Wis. . Pontiac High School, Pontiac, Mich. . Central High School, Duluth, Zllinn. . Central High School, Minncapolix, M inn. Throop Polytechnic Inslitutc, Pasallcna, Cal. . . . Flint High School, Flint, Jlich. Io'rA . . Dlorris High School, Nciv York City, N. Y. KAPPA . . Ilarvarrl School, Lox clngclcs, Cal. LAMBDA Port Huron Iligh School, Port Huron, Mich. MU . . . Eurcha High School, Eurcha, Cal. NU . Hackensack High School, lla:-hcnsach, N. J. On11c:noN . . Pasadcna High School, Pnsaclcna, Cal. PI . . Lafagctlc High School, Bufalo, N. Y. R110 . Horacc lllann School, Ncnw York !'ifg, N. Y. SIGMA . . . Prcparatorg Schools, St. Paul, Jlinn. 'FAU . Jliaini Blilitarg Instituto, Gcrmn'ntown, Ohio UPsu.oN . . North High School, Dcnvcr, Col. Pm . . Staunton Jlililarg .'1carlc'n1g, Staunton, Va. Cm . . Ooh Park High School, Chicago, Ill. Psi . . Yonhcrs High School, Yonl-crs, N. Y. ALPHA BETA . . . . Newton High School, Ncnvtonville, Mass. S5 hu haptzr, alta Sigma u jfraternitp ilaonurarp embers Vumu, 1,lUCTTYI1IAN L ACIIARLES BAKER Wu.1,1A1x1 Uomnzs IJICKSON CUNNINGIIAM WOQDRUFF IJOBSQN HARRIS CQIIIIFIPING S'1'UAn'r ZBEARD Fmcn BLOUNT Awrllun Culflflcv Qctihe Allilemhers 1911 'FIIEODOIIIG I'IEQUlGMll0UllG TmaAmvAv I-Inzrwlcmlmulm CQILBEIIT MALCOLM 1912 YVRIGIV1' Goss PIIILII' Kl'Il!l3Y HAROLD KIITKI N7 'ATRICK Qs. WHLLIAM M01-m IJAVID PAGE ' VVARNER S1mLv Jmm Mol-'1-'1'r'r ,ELLIS MoNu01': GEORGE XVELLS QW Reita 3311 Jfraternitp Iannar? iiflemhew MRS. CHARLES H. FARNSWORTH ' ITELEN BARTLETT BAKER CONSTANCE BURR FAITH DENNIS A IDOROTHY HAZEN Qctihe Members 1911 EIINA HENRY AIIRIENNE KENYON FREIIA KIRCIIWEY MARTHA SEGGERMAN 1912 AI.IcE Coox ELEANOR Goss LAURA GRAVES NATALIE TI'IlBAUT 89 AIARY BROWNSON GIIINIORE SOPHIE' WIIITE MAUD LIINAHAN ISABELIQE NICHOLSON AIJELAIDE Ross EMMA LESTER ELIZABETH NIACLAY LORRAINE PETER i THETA CHI N Theta Qllbi bnruritp ilannorarp illilemhers Mus. CIIIxIII.1cs H. FAIINSWOIITII ICAIAIA LI:NoIu: MACALAIINIQY EI,IzIxIIIf:'rII MIIIIIAN XVIII 1 LOC I4 M AIIII.xIIIc'I' GAIISIIIII MAIIJOIIIII PIILLAS x7lllGINlA PuI,I,IcvN EIINA CoI,nINu Vlclm CTOLIIING Qrtihe Members 1911 .II.I.IIxN 'I'wvIa1f' 1912 ANNA SI.oA N14 91 F0 RT ELSA IQUIJOLPII IiU'l'lI S'I'IIAA'I' l3I1:,x'I'IucvIc '.l'wYI4:IvIfoII'I' VIRGINIA IJELLEN NA'1'AI,IIc NORRIS 1911's Gielesnupe If any of the Seniors l1ave known what it is to foretell the future of a mob of eighty, they will surely be lenient with us, but it is with fear and trembling that we place this prophecy before their fond mammas and papas. VVe should like to predict for each cherished son and daughter a career so brilliant as to make the lives of Dr. Cook or Laura Jean Libbey look sad. Unfortunately we find few such indications. If we followed in the footsteps of our predecessors, we should call to our aid a gentle nightmare or an old Greek prophetess, or we should strive to see the dim fixture of our victims through the fumes of opium, but, if conventionality will pardon us, we shall trust solely to our imaginations. 'X' 'lt 'X' 'lt '39 'X' 'X' 'lf '36 'X' Although we feel that we ought to start with our president, Bill Johnston has had such a checkered career that we do this with reluctance. Poor fellow! Starting as a banker, he sank lower and lower, until finally he settled in California-fortunately for the rest of the world-and became a professional billiard player. From the latest reports he has just broken his record with a high run of five. Our vice-president has been a little more successful. Elsa Rudolph is an agent for the Victrola Company and a mighty prosperous one, too. Queer, how it happened. She used to pound the box in her apartment until folks above and below had to buy Vietrolas to drown the racket. Everywhere she went the same thing happened, until finally the Victrola manufacturers, noting the increase in sales, looked into the matter and made her their agent. Now all she has to do is to move into a place, practice the same piece for a day and a half, and her neighbors buy Victrolas. But we must proceed. We have learned with amazement that Emma Lester and Mattie Seggerman have gone into journalism. Together they are advising the lovelorn in place of Beatrice Fairfax Cwlio now lives on her' pen- sionj and their advice is much sought for and freely given. Reynolds Benson, our treasurer, is a sore disappointment. iVhen he left school he gave promise that he would make a national bank look like a railroad accident inside of three minutes, but he and Fred. Tomkins have gone to the Far East, where with Sophie VVhite and Faith Dennis they are engaged in eivilizing the heathen. VVe have always known it takes a thief to catch a thief, but we didn't know that this applied to missionary work as well. But a few there are who have gone into frenzied finance. Blaine iVebb is making a name for himself down on VVall Street, but his gilt-edged securities are only varnishcd. John Hcintz and Bill Mohr-portly magnates with white whiskers and gold charms on their watch-chains--go down to business in their Fiats at tcu o'clock in the morning and up to their clubs at three. We have spoken of the members of the class who went to the East to do missionary workg others have gone to seek their fortunes in foreign elimes. ln Berlin we find Catherine Fries and Ethel Meyer running a young edition of Cook's Tours, Catherine guiding the tourists while Ethel attends to the business end. Looks like a Fries-out, doesn't it? Viola Palmer, Florence Lemon and Frances Kaplan are all studying in Paris at Il'Bcole des Beaux Arts, and each has at least half a dozen pictures in the Salon. Across the channel are other celebrities. The American ambassador at the Court of St. James is Paul Shontal, and-take our word for it-he makes John Bull toe the mark. Another 1911-ite is in London. Need we tell her 02 name if we mention that she is the leader of the militant suffragettes? Freda has several times come in, through the roof of the House of Lords, or burst out from under the Speaker's table, and hurled the slogan of Votes for Women at the poor, panic-stricken M. P.'s, and has spent the last five years in jail as a martyr to the cause. Rarely alone, however, for with her is her husky assistant, Midgci' Hillas. Having heard some one say that as women cannot do men's work they are not entitled to the ballot, Freda quickly enrolled Marjorie's services. If the question of woman's suffrage depended upon Midge's strength, the weaker sex would long ago have gained their rights. And now, before we leave the British Isles, we must pay a visit to Erin to see William O'Iteilly, who after leaving school came over to Ireland to become viceroy of four thousand naked acres and lord of a crazy fishing-boat. Most of the class have stuck to the United States. Two became so attached to H. M. that they are still to be seen about the halls. Not as students-they have joined the ranks of the tyrants. Grace Greenbaum's splendid work when in school led to her being chosen girls, gym teacher, and Bill Guthrie is the present head of the Latin and Greek department. How have the mighty fallen! Of course, having mentioned Bill, we must tell you next about Dave Page. Dave pounds the pavement now, and, what's more, he does it around school, where as of yore the cop is pelted about once a month with hen fruit and other delicacies. Can you imagine the oflicer of the law and the potentate of the dead languages going arm in arm down to the Victoria Lunch? If you were to follow them in their peregrinations, you would wander up to the Polo Grounds, and hear the cry of Hot Virginia peanuts, five a bag, in such familiar tones that you would look around and spy the illustrious Piza Mendes dishing out nuts with a sad smile. Some clever readers may suggest that peanuts are usually dished out with a pint measure, but Piza always was a funny fellow and he never got over it. Inside the Polo Grounds Dickson Cunningham pats the pill about the lot. He is the only one of our old players to make good. Charlie Lee and Pete Grifling merkled on the green for a time, but have been sent back to the bush-leagues. Chas. is captain of the Ringtail Roarers and Pete is known as Strike-out Sawyer. Elsa Kaupe also tried to play ball, but couldn't do it, so with Ray Braus she became a culinary expert in a downtown restaurant. We don't quite understand why Elsa took to the stove, but Ray's experience in maids' parts in the Senior and Dramatic Society plays undoubtedly prompted her to take up cooking as her vocation. She now says drat it with ease and force. In the press seats at the Ball Grounds VVarner Seely, coat elf and sleeves rolled up, busily writes up the games for the Police Gazette. His baseball stories are the most interesting part of this periodical, which, by the way, is sup- ported through the efforts of another classmate. With the same old swagger, Alexander Simon goes about from place to place soliciting funds. XVe may as well tell you here that Pauline Ehrieh is working on the comic section of the New York Journal and that now it is really funny. And up in a dingy garret, far from the busy hum of men, Louis YVeiss pores over manuscript day and night, and once in three months manages to get out an issue of the Oshkosh Oracle, edited, published, printed, supported by himself alone. Once more the Ball Grounds. Poor old Tennessee! The job of selling soft drinks seems to weigh heavily upon him. He looks about eighty and his voice is harsh and rasping as he advertises his eoneoctions. Milton surely had Bill Gwatlnney in mind when he wrote, Can any mortal mixture of earth's mould breathe such divine, enchanting ravish- ment? Bill isn't our only clear-tongued orator. Can you imagine Milton Bridges running an elocution school and every year turning out half a hundred orators who rival even Blaine Webb? One of Milton's products is James IValker, who as Speaker, with hair au musicien, wildly gesticulates at an admiring House of Representatives. Washington Huyler did not go into the candy business, but earns his daily rations at the Polo Grounds by handing out score-cards---bigger game than the Red Cross Christmas stamps he sold in the olden days. IVashington will rise. 93 iVc buy a newspaper from Bradley Currier, the same Bradley who was wont to kick up Hellenic monkcyshines, and enter a taxi driven by Glenni Scofield. From the rate he makes the meter go it is apparent that he does not remem- ber that a straight line is the shortest distance between two points. However, he takes us to fresh woods and pastures new. As we drive down Broadway we notice a large hairdressing establislnncnt with the sign: BLUMENT1-IAL, Pinemiu Sc BAKER. Through the doorway we catch a glimpse of Theola, Clarissa, and Lucille busily at work, while just outside the door stands Olive Wintcrburn trying to turn customers away from the path of wickedness by distributing pamphlets on the simple life. Across the street the Anti-Cigarette League has its offices. At the head of this organization is VVood- ruff Dobson. You may find it difficult to believe that VVoodic is no longer a slave to My Lady Nicotine, but any of his associates will convince you. VVe ride on for only a few moments before meeting our old friend, Harry Meyer. The Chief has lcd a peculiar existence. As you know, he started out as an aviator, but unfortunately his nerves went back on him and his doctor told him he must give up high living. At present, with the aid of a few feathers, he earns a modest stipend outside of a Columbus Avenue cigar shop. And now our thoughts turn in an entirely different direction. Picture to yourself the delight of hustling shoppers in W'anamaker's when they sec Hubert Howson, clad ai la Hart, Schaffner it Marx, scdately walking up and down the aisles, a truly majestic fioorwalker and a superb chance for draping ribbons. YValter Dunn started out in the same way, but soon stopped and is now a gardener at Vassar, and to tell the truth Vassar has good grounds for keeping him. It is almost saerilege to talk about circuses so soon after speaking of Hubert, but we nmst, since several of our class- mates are in the popular amusement business. Evenbefore we reach The Greatest Show on Earthnwe see Ben Van Raalte standing at thc entrance and raking in the Shekels in exchange for sticky little balls of popcorn. iVe are forced to admit that he looks as grouchy as ever, too. It is here that George Wohlhaupter is to be seen barking out the wonders of the show, describing dazzling desperate thrilling triple trapeze acts perfectly performed by the Hazen-Hamlin-Peter troupe of trained artists. Will wonders ever cease? Of course we are seized with a frantic desire to see the marvels Bose is trying to describe, A ticket is necessary and there stands the agent, Townsend Cannon, looking meckly at us and wearing the same innocent smile whether we hand him a five-dollar bill or hit him over the head with a brick. Furnished with a ticket we go in. Doubtless, gentle reader, you have by this time decided whom you expect to find in this show, but neither Gilbert Malcolm nor Chris Street is in sight, though both have gone into this business. Red is doing the Harry Lauder act at an uptown theatre and clad in kilt and plaid is a sight for sore eyes, while Lena has taken Marcelline's job at the Hippo- drome, and for thc last ten years has just been acting natural. One of the side shows of the circus is Regina Neuman, who in Oriental splendor sits upon the ground, softly crooning an Eastern melody and rocking to and fro to the music. Around her body a serpent slowly glides and there is another about her neck, charmed into a state of helplessness. Claire Vial sits in the fortune-tellcr's booth prophcsying the sad or happy future of all who come her way. It was she who predicted that Ruth Straat, in a perfectly plain felt hat and heelless shoes 51 la Barnard and T. C., would suc- cessfully fill the position of professional chaperon to frivolous-minded young ladies. personally conducting them through Europe with Margaret Garsidc's help. It was Claire. too, who astounded us all by declaring that Beatrice and Lillian 'l'wyefi'ort would develop into cranky old maids, spending their days beside the proverbial log fire, sipping the proverbial cup of tea, and murmuring between sips. The more I see of men the better I like cats. This same il-L prophetess told us that Adrienne Kenyon and Margaret Davis would be shining literary lights, Adrienne as- a poet and Margaret as a novelist, that Rosalie Nathan would write a treatise on the use of the subjunetive in lfrenehg that Con- stance Burr would be a social leader, one of New York's four hundred, that the Katherine McGiffert--Ethel Epstcan -Herbert French combination would tour the country, giving concerts in every important cityg and, lastly, about Edna Henry. Edna's ambition has been realized, she has been appointed instructor in physical training in a finishing school for girls, and she has Carol Arkins as assistant. Posted near the entrance of the circus is a large sign which announces that Theodore Hequembourg, wrestling champion of the world, will appear to defend his title against all comcrs. And now that you know what Dory is doing, your thoughts will turn to his brother, of course. Treadway has not developed into a second Haekenschmidt, but has taken up the gentle art of boxing, and if he keeps up the pace he is hitting now he will some day be hailed as the four hundred and fiftieth hope of the white race. lt is at the Qfith Street subway station, ust as she is boarding a Lenox Avenue express, that we meet Sophie Van Raalte, who informs us that she is living a quiet life in the Bronx, where Martha Frank, Ruth Brucklieinier, Martha Brainerd, and Edith Hulherg are also to be found. VVe suppose that they are all believers in the doctrine that the hap- piest women, like the happiest nations, are those who leave no history. Having heard from these five suburban classmates, we must ask you to return to civilization with us, for there are a few more for you to hear about. Harold Menken has developed into one of New York's most prominent cluh- men. The most important organization to which he belongs is the Menkcn Club, the oflicers and member of which may interest you. They are: President . . HAROLD D. RIENKEN Vice-President H. DAVIS NIENKEN Secretary . . . H. D. MENKEN Treasurer HAROLD DAVIS NIENKEN Zllember . . . H. D. M. Another is Elizabeth Maelay, who has started a school for unites and seems to be making a success. Her star pupils are Virginia Pullcyn and Myrtle Powell, who have both learned to speak pretty fluently and may some day be- come really loquacious. It may seem strange to you that there a1'e any of the class of 'll still studying, but this is too true to hc funny. Teresiua Cavagnaro and Pierrine Simoni went to T. C. as soon as they left Horace Mann, and from latest reports they are still there. Just as all would-be teachers have always done, they eat in the lunchroom every day and come over to H. M. at intervals to observe the English classes. At last but three remain, Donald Duncan, St. lrllmo Piza, and- well, you'll hear later. Donald is president of the Society of American Anarchists, the most prominent reformer in the country, and an officer in a dozen trade-unions, while St. Elmo does his best to help the causes for which Duncan is fighting. VVho would have thought it? Now we hraee ourselves for an effort, but we hope to summon sufficient courage to tell you of the Reverend Thomas llurnet Niles. You gasp, you stare, yet we swear it is the truth. 'Twas but the other day that we saw him walking slowly down Fifth Avenue towards his church, and as he passed he said in low, sweet tones, Good morning, brethren. Then ere we could answer he passed upon his way. lVc looked back., expecting to see a foot shoot out and a passerby struggle upon the ground, or to hear a bomb explode, but not at all. He vanished from our sight, and we heaved a sigh as we thought again how true is the old saying, VVhat will not time subdue P 95 Best All-round Best Looking . Best Athlete . Best Dancer . Brightest Biggest Fusser AMeelcest Noisiest Teachers' Pet Funniest . Biggest Bluffer Loudest Dresser Grouvhiest . Laziest . . Biggest Crank Class Grind . Class Baby . Qin ibulb, Qs Yltxnm, The mirror My Wu aware WOODRUEE DOBSON FREDA KIRCHWVEY BLAINE VVEBB ELIZABETII LIACLAY WOOURUI-'F IDOBSON BIARJORIE HILI.AS MR. INGLIS RUTH STRAAT LOUIS WEIss SOPHIE VVI-IITE TOM NILES RUTII STRAAT TOWN SE ND CANNON ELIZABETH BIACLAY VVILLIAM GUTIIRIE THEOLA BLUMENTHA TOM NILES SOPIIIE WHITE WILLIAM GNVATIIBIEY GRACE CEREENBAUM WALTER DUNN BEN VAN RAALTE PIARRIS CQRIFI-'ING REYNOLDS BENSON CATHERINE FRIES DAVID PAGE L what 5bakespearz Ulhinks nf The Jfacultp V. P. Though usurpers sway the rule awhile, yet heavens are just. 3 Hen. vi: iii, iii, 76. A. J. I. lVhy, man, he doth bestride the narrow world like a Colossus and we petty men walk under his huge legs and peep about. J. Caesar: i, ii, 135. , H. B. B. Thy wit is a very bitter sweetingg it is a most sharp saucef' Rom. and Jul.: ii, iv, 83. F. A. Better three hours too soon than a minute too late. Nler. W'i'ves.' ii, ii, 327. E. L. M. Thrust thy sharp wit quite through my ignorance, cut me to pieces. L. L. Lost: v, ii, 398. W. H. G. Grind their bones to powder small. T. Audran. : v, ii, 199. M. Iii. C. As my ever-esteemed duty pricks me on. L. L. Lost: i, i, 269. E. I . H. Angry, wrathful and inclined to blood. 2 Hen. vi: iv, ii, 1311. M. B. G. And, certes, the text most infallibly con- cludes itf' L. L. Lost: iv, ii, 169. C. M. B. Did he not straight in pious rage the two delinquents tear? Macbeth: iii, vi. 11. E. M. W. But I'II amerce you with so strong a fine, that you shall all repent. Rom. and Jul.: iii, i, 195. VV. VV. A. See how apt it is to learn any hard les- son that may do thee good. Much Arlo: i, i, 294-. A. I . R. Nay, 'tis no matter, sir, what he 'leges in Latinf' T. of Shrew: i, ii, 29. J. D. N. Come you this afternoon to know our further pleasure in this ease. Rom. and Jul.: i, i, 107. M. K. Fiddler, forbearg you grow too forward. T. of Shrmv: iii, i, 1. C. H. S. and I . S. N. This is the short and the long of it. Mer. Wives: ii, ii, 60. I . M. G. And whatis her history? A blank, my lord. Twelfth Night: ii, iv, 109. 1115132 ilast will anh Ulestament uf 015132 Qlllass nf 1911 WE, THE CLASS OF 1911, Of the Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, N. Y., do MAKE, PUBLISH, AND DECLA'RE tl1is our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT, re- voking all other wills and codicils by us at any time heretofore made. FIRST. J WE DIRECT that all our just debts, soda and delicatessen expenses be paid as soon as practicable after our graduation. SECOND. VVE GIVE AND BEQUEATH all our CIGARS, CIGARETTES,NPIPES, and TOBACCO to VIR- GI I. PRETTYMAN, our revered principal, for his own use and bchoof forever, SUBJECT, HOVV- EVER, TO THE EXPRESS CONDITION that he shall never use the above-mentioned cigars, cigar- ettes. pipes. and tobacco. at any time within that part of Manhattan Island officially designated by the authorities as school bounds. THIRD. VVE GIVE AND BEQUEATH our esteemed co- worker, HELEN BARTLETT BAKER, to the 1912 HORACE MANNIKIN, for its own use and behoof forever, provided, that she shall survive the humor of the 1911 Mannikin Board. FOURTH. WE GIVE AND BEQUEATH to ALEXAN- DER JAMES INGLIS, our beloved friend and Latin teacher, for his own use and behoof forever, ALL OUR VIRGIL PONIES of whatever kind and nature, and wherever situate, SUBJECT, HOW- EVER, TO THE EXPRESS CONDITION that he shall not himself make use of the above-men- tioned Virgil ponies, nor lend them to any member of the lfaculty for his use, and SUBJECT MORE- OVER TO THE FURTHER CONDITION that they shall be accessible to the members of the student body at any time upon demand. FIFTH. VVE GIVE AND BEQUEATH to CHARLES VVILLIAM IVEICK, our esteemed teacher of wood- working, ALI. THE BLOCKHEADS that do at present boast themselves members of the class. executor of this, our last will and testament. SIXTH. l WE GIVE AND BEQUEATH to EDWARD FRANKLIN HAUCH for his own use and behoof forever, ONE LARGE-SIZED BOTTLE OF MRS. WINSI.OW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. SEVENTH. WE GIVE AND DEVISE absolutely and in fee THE EARTH, WITH ITS WINDS, MOUN- TAINS and COASTAL PLAINS, to CLARA B. KIRCHWEY, the eminent physiographist, and it is our earliest hope that she may be able to use the same for the benefit of all succeeding generations. EIGHTH. WE GIVE AND BEQUEATH to THE Subscribed by the testator in our presence the first day of April, one thousand nine hundred and eleven. ,Q '24 99 HORACE MANN LUNCH ROOM, for its own use and behoof forever, ALL THE BAD EGGS Ol THE CLASS in consideration of those which we have received from it during our course in the school. NINTH. ALL THE REST, RESIDUE AND REMAIN- DER of our desks, books, seats in chapel, our class- room M2, the Faculty, the lines we have written, and the Senior privileges we have obtained, IVE GIVE AND BEQUEATH to the CLASS Ol 1912. VVe hereby nominate and appoint Henry the sole In witness whereof we have hereunto subscribed our name and affixed our seal this first day of April, one thousand nine hundred and eleven. 1911. Q 1 CFLULD7 URCUEHHOUBE ELUBD I NIu'r'1'o: HIVNII flu, mz ll rla, and rlwfll lla. J I Z uninvlte d VLSUEOR ' c'1A1,w'1'lf:H 1101, , Am-u.x . .... XVu.1,l.xM I.:xwlucNc'14: Gmvrlmllc, Pr: l ACTIVIC MICMBEIQS. ALPHA QROOM -l-lzlj. BETA QRRCORD OI I ICI'Zj IN lf'ACUI.'l'A'l'I'1 B.x1nf: BENSON l'rc'm,E HICIN'l'Z F. li. Bnoorcs Bows c'l'RIiIl'IR Hl'lll'lll'F Anim Ifluwsox A. J. INGLIS Pom NILES 'K'HI'IlViNll'U E. L. AIACIXLARNICY lJ.xv1f: l'.xm: Rl-rn M,x1,m'o1.M H. P. S'rL'nY lx'lc'l': SuoN'1'.xL Ar.m ' SIMON Bos:-1 XVOHI.IIAUl l'lCR I m'rz '1'oMIi1Ns 'I':u'gn-r: I.l-:NAU S'rulf:l':'1' Mascot: liu,L', 0'Rm1.Ix 6Hono1':u'y nwnllwr from the Junior Class. 1 5 i x I 3 V I. 1, ,, h ra xx X X If X F I x AN' ff' 1 . 1 St'RaY TYIGTTHJ l J Q' 'K QF ya w XX Q D - ann-Rauehouse I , QlUb w , nf ND 45 - 4 ' .fx l -. 54, QL r. Cl IUU I . . . . . . . BLAINIC Wlcuu, Irvs '1'0wNs1f:Nn CANNON CoNsTANc1c Bunn . ST. ELMO PIM . BIARTIIA BnAlN1cnn AH I IN RO UE! BIOTTOI LM us 1111110 pm:-1'. OFFICERS PASSIVH MEMBERS l'lI l0U E BLU I'1'1'.s'irlm1l I ICI?-1,l'0.ViI!l?lIf :1'l'l'!I.9Il rr' r Sm-rrvtnry l Al'ru DENNIS Plzfx M11:Nm+:s PAULINIC EHRICII IBEN VAN Ii,m1,'1'1f: EDNA PIICNRY JAMES WALKER 'XJPIIICOIBKJIRIC H1-Jqulclxmoums SOPIIIE XVIIITE HONORARY MEMBERS. YV. YV. ARNOLD Flslclfz AI,!.I4IN l ircd for saying Grncio11s :xt thc sale of the Senior play tickets. if N I il .I N 'N I ai . F 12 'J '31 xN I f f -1 'x 'Sh f - 0 M ,II ' , 3 xx ' 'Q X1 xx , t n- . -- - ','x L, 1 1 agpx y lilri v - l . 9 , , '-' I' M . , H ' A 1l'..',v-hy! 'X ,ww ': il' 1 rw xi ' X' 0' X I I' A X m 8' A , '- A x x ' ig 1 I Y-Rx. X wr 7 1 M I Il-ll S in i uv BEN CG aff .ef 102 Y 1'uIzli.s-had daily by certain sturlenls of flu: Ilorazrn Mann, School. sIDffirers Ediiov'-in-Chief . REYNOLDS B1cNsoN .I-l.s'.s'islaut Eflifors A rt Editors . 1113 IJICKSON CUNNINGIIAM GLENN! Scommm Glfllllltilll BIICYICR EMU, MoL'1'11AN Carte Du Jour 1sI'0V5'Il0d Math witll l I'CIli'll lJl'OHSlIlg' Gylll witll Caper S!l,llC'l'. Civics Clull S!lllLlXVl0ll. Kid lizllcclfs Hot Cross PIIIIS. I,:llllll Illlil Bacon Iilglfllllllfftg. Chop Sully :lux Pl':lctic-:ll Arts. Kr:ullb:llllllllli cl0lllF1Sll Scrvccl Hot. l3JlliCl',S U'llSWVlfCtClll'd Cll0C0lJltl'. Cu rlll Ill Giuglwr Snaps. History Stlltfm-cl with D ltl s Gills' Im 'uv lxll 11-l cullit' 1 e Ill Kr-rs:-ys lllll h - 'i-lb-I I Student. Two beers and Q pre-rzel. ' ,c QTO iluv fum' of Div I,0rr'11'i. j Ich wc-iss nicht was soli cs hcdcntcn, Duss ich so schliifrig hing Mcin Lutcin und I r:n1ziisisch, Das konnnt mir nicht in dcn Sinn. llic Rcgcln dcr Sprnchcn sind schwicrig, Zcitwiirtcr kcnnc ich knumg Und konjugicrcn gh-ich soil ich, ICS schcint mir :xllcs cin 'I'r:Lnn1. Ach, was soil dns vii-lc Studicrcn? Ich hin so miidc und mutt, YVill,s llllll'g,f1'll wicdcr prohicrcn. XVl'llll,H nicht gcht. vcrluss ich dic Stadt Dunn ridc, adv, incin Inxtcinisch, Adc, Iich Iflomcc Munn., Adc, vcrzwicktcs I r:mziisisch. Ihr Il!lIJt,S lnir :1ngct:1n. Ins Q Jfnul Ulbere was A fool there was and he used a trot CEven as you and IQ For Latin and Greek and I don't know what CHe wasn't a fellow who studied a lotj, For the fool he thought it was tommy-rot. QEven as you and IJ. Oh, the toil we gave and the spoil we gave For not doing the work we should All went to the man who always knew fAnd now we know that he always knewj And always understood. A fool there was and his time he spent QEven as you and ID Pursuing this trot with evil intent. CSO he never knew what his tenses meantj, But a fool must follow his natural bent CEven as you and ID. Oh, the F's we got and the E's we got For the work of our head and hand Are due to the trot we so misused. CAnd now we know that it was misused Then, we didn't understandj The fool was flunked on his last report, QEven as you and Ij For tl1e fool, his just rewards had caught. QAnd they werenit at all what he had soughtj So the fool with his trot had profited naught CEven as you and IQ. And it isn't the shame and it isn't the blame, Nor the fact that Baker knew,- 'Twas coming to know that he hadn't passed, CSeeing at last that he couldn't have passed,j And hadn't gotten through. Qtlehatnr Bunn I've been told to write a poem- Any subject I may choose. I've searched the whole school over To inspire my latent muse. Of all the themes not yet employed CSO far as I have heardj I've found a most inspiring one- Uplifting is the word. O Elevator, soaring theme! Yet none have sung thy lay. By thee we rise to heights sublime 'Most every single day. For like our hopes thou soarest high, And like our marks descendest, And weary mortals like ourselves In time of toil befriendest. Thou balkest in thy passage oft Like Latin Prose, 'tis true, WVhile scared we hang 'twixt heav'n and earth And know not what to do. And yet at last we've landed safe. A trusty friend thou art: My only wish can ever be When I from thee depart May all my flights as sure and safe My come-downs gentle be As those, O Elevator dear, Which I have had in thee. why 3Hnt? YVG sing of the woes of a linguist forlorn, lVho studies three languages each schoolday morn, lVho ponders all night and burns gallons of oil, And conjugates verbs with continuous toilg French, German, and Latin, translation and prose, One after the other, till all that he knows Gets dreadfully muddled and frightfnlly mixed, And he can not distinguish between and hetwixt. 'Tis then to the German professor he eries, Ah, oni, co1nprends,', and like startling replies. A few minutes later 'tis Jan to Madame. Oh, what is the use then of study and cram? A eonglomeration why eouldn't we use-- Freuch, German, and Latin just as we choose? Ach bitte, Herr Smith, ayez pitie ad me, lch habe mon Lektion nicht etudief' Then prose would heeome one long dream of hlissg For example, we might go on something like this, And in writing of Ca:sar's campaigns we might say. None eonstituit er seine armee Et il saisit les tela et ad hostess ging, Mit clamor armorum et bruit allerdingit Er impetum feeit audcns und so wieter - Now how would that do to describe the great lighter? i b'ruit allerding doesnit mean all sorts of noise, hut it sounds as if it ought to. CTO the tune of Bring Ille A Rosefij l'm so tired of grinding, Take it all away! I am frail, And am getting pale, And l'll sure he dead hy May, YVith Latin, Math, and German. too, I'll leave it up to you- If it doesn't kill you straight., It will do so soon or late. What shall I do? 107 t -iqv if gp' rl 7j,,, - ig- fn, icui- Si- ' xlll HI Ckvucs CLUB N gms QEEXNSN 3315 oF TTS Ll1'Ev' 'YRKQCXDYX . 0 ces i iffy 'Hum NV X f I fQ,Q:QfgQ f KI 11? TNQ. C4555 'YNY XBYW3 -GFKXY - 0 Zz GN Whale next! HORACE IVIXWN C0095 QQ .D 4' Mitt? o I. Do you think it's nice to go To gym in parti-colored stocking? And, when there, to prance around In manner absolutely shocking? VVhen you shriek and whoop and yell E'en tho' afterwards you rue it, Let me whisper in your ear: No one but a Goop would do it! 3 And-once more beneath my breath- You will be your teachers' death! 2'- fi.,- I ? V' 'U' 3 o O o O O II. If in the Lunch Room you should chance, By some ill-turn of fate to be, And see a hurtling Charlotte liusse Land on some physiognomy, Be not alarmed, but feel secure. 'Tis not the work of brute nor boorg Some young Goop seeks-ambitious To outdo Christy Mathewson. , 110 0110 D . is .9 v D ago QQ0 Q t 0 Ch busse- III. A Goop's not neat and tidy-No! E You see his marks where'er you go- WVads of paper on the floor., Erasers gummed upon the door, And last, most painful to relate, Desks in an outrageous state. .lust where everything should be Very neat and clean, There most plainly will you see That the Goops have been. Ox x Q7 IV. To be the little favorite Of all the girls and boys Is something everybody wants And everyone enjoys. The Goops they always borrow th From neighbor and from friend, And yet a Goop has strangely Not anything to lend! So if you've lost some article -Unless you do not mind it- Look in the desk of any Goop, And there you're sure to find it. So if for popularity, Dear children, you should burn, Pray heed me-Borrow little, And what you do, Return! ings V. Don't make a fuss to Teachers Dear Whene'er your mark is low. Ut may be that you shirk lj Don't throw a wudge of paper when A study-hour is slow. CBe brave and do some work lj Don't answer back when told you've done A deed you Hadn't Ought. flt is probably the case D Don't try to dodge the consequence Of mischief you have wrought. fThat's miserable and base lj Be very, very careful, please, About such monstrous things as these. I hope that you will be above them, As only Goops are guilty of them! I Q. 1 ff!! . Jv 52:51.ag 'E YVhen you see a youthful figure, Lean and tall, With a girl In the hallg Draped with languor, yet with grace, Against the wall, Do not raise tlerisive whoop, Simply smile and say, 'A Goop Trying hard to learn to fuss- That's all! I?ItEDA.KlllClIWVEY. .aj 1' H my rf gi it L Ill ft September October October October October October October October October October October November November November November November 26 Qtalenhar 1910-1911 -School opens. Mr. Prettyman makes his annual speech. 8-Football seasons opens. Horace Mann, Og Pingry, 6. 11-First meeting of Student Council. 12-Mr. Study, Cannon, you will please report at 2.fl15.,' 13-Dramatic Club meeting. Long discus- sion as to how a bound volume of the Record can be got rid of. Miss Rockwell finally takes it for the library. 15-Horace Mann, 113 Mt. Pleasant, O. 17-Primaries for Class Officers. 22-H. M. and Irving play a no-score game at Tarrytown. Great weather for ducks. 26-Record takes a fall out of the lunch room. Yea, Record! 27-Year Book Board elected. 29-Adelphi beaten fi-2. Alumni field for- mally opened. Big doings. 2-First meeting of Mannikin Board. 3-Class Ofticers elected. Civics Club starts. Bclcher's Baby Bobby - ingup. 8-New Rochelle the third victim. Score, 5-0. 10-Miss Butler visits school. No one ex- ll- pclled or suspended. Oyez, oyez! La Societe Francaise formed. Dickson Cunningham Ctranslatingj, Oh, cunning man! Louis W'ciss, Oh, Cunningham. 0 November November November November November December December December December December December December December December December January January 12-Freda Kirehwey CVcrgil, II.j, They killed Priam all over the altars. H. M., 115 Mohegan, 0. 17-Another Civics Club meeting. VVhat can such enthusiasm mean? 18-Football season ends with H. M., 5, St. Paul, 0. 23-Girls' Varsitv Basketball Team beats zo an '15 to :in fi :' .11 ::: .T Ili UE. 4 E. UQ c If Q.. :a 'fr 1.4 Q 2 CJ! 17 18 20 21 Alumnae, 25-8. -Student Ctranslating Vergil, I., 256j, He kissed his girl with that face. -6-Senior Play Trials. . -H.M.Girls, 18, Brooklyn Heights. 2. Girls' League Fair comes off. Lots of cats. Profits, 3971. -Varsity Basketball Team, 275 St. .lohn's, 11. -Olive VVinterburn, How can you be the sister and the wife of the same man? A. .l. I., I can't. -Girls beat Alumnae, 19-12. -Alumni Day-120 graduates come back. Tea, Dramatic Society Play and Christmas celebration make the day a success. Football men get sweaters. Alumni Basketball Team beaten, 16-11. 22-Christmas vacation begi ns. 23 -Record Club has its yearly feed. 30-Alumni Dance. AL-School begins again-Mi.s'erable dictu. lvl-H. M. Girls, Q3 Barnard Second Team, 1 . January January January January January January January February February February February February 27 28 18- 19- 20 21 2'1- 'lr 8 10 13 18 Qllalenhar Southern Club comes to life. Girls' Football Team and Coach get sweaters. Oh, you, Woodic! A. J. I., If you stand up, you won't stand so much chance of falling down. Girls lose to Veltin, 12-22. H. M., 233 Adelphi, 21. H. M. 2d 1111, Adelphi 2d, 16. H. M. Mid- gets, 'Lg Adelphi Midgets, 7. Mr. Baker, Bradley, when you came into class to-day, you came in with the idea of - Bradley, No, sir. Mr. Baker, Pardon me, then you got it after you came in. -Basketball Team beats Collegiate, 37- 11. -Girls defeated by Dwight, 12-18. Miss Gillmore sails for Europe. -St. Paul swimmers beat our fellows. Homer's Iliad, II., 31-L. Christo- pher Street, Twitting piteously, he ate the birds. -Walter Dunn loses his hirsute appen- dage. -Adelphi beaten again, 22-17. H. M. Second Team wins, also. Midgets lose. Veltin, 11, H. M. Girls, 6. -Mrs. Brooks, What did the old Ro- mans call the fifteenth of the month? Lucille Baker, The Ides of March. -Seventh Basketball victory. H. M., 28, Ethical Culture, 19. 1910-1911 February February February February March March March March April April May May June 113 23-Mr. Arnold, Have you been over this, Christopher? Christopher Street, VVhy, certainly, you eau tell it from the way I translate. 2-'11-Girls' Varsity, 123 Barnard Second, 1. Pauline Ehrieh, She east down her faeef, Fred Tomkins, Drop- ped something. 25-Collegiate the eighth victim. Score. 23-17. 26--Pauline Iilhrieh tries to have her 10- .3- photograph taken. Not one comes out. Who spoke about breaking the camera? Boys finish their season without a dc- feat, by doing up Barnard, 2+-7. Junior Prom. held in the Big Gym. Seniors victorious in swimming meet. William Gwathmey in an intersec- tion debate prefaees his remarks with the following: Honorable udges, reverend teachers, hand- some gentlemen, and beautiful ladies. 18-Girls' Varsity, 17, VVykeham Rise, fi. 2117-Second Dramatic Club play- The 6-7 2 9- Revolving VVedge.,' - THE RAJAH, Senior Play un- surpassed in H. Mfs history! li-Horace Mann Track Team beats Adelphi. Intereity Cup won. 20-Second Adelphi game. 1-Graduation. VALE 1911! Adelphi baseball game. I-I. M. loses. 1911 jllilarrh Modem E. L. R. QMQEENEI3-j?E ,flsgiigi E1a'EQ.EL-LE fiaiipiwilaif . ,. v A , , 'Y v -Tv viii' 9? TV3 ii E'Ei, 51 i 1 1 4 3 ' 114 , Ar J E7 T MTW ,JH T f-1, 52 Q' ii -fi If - -- iiii,iff-ii: iiiiiiiif 09 0' 09 .4 , 0 5 1 I . 1- 1 -,I f -0- -0- -9- -0- ii2g5Qi?'iA-ii 1 1 - ELA - ,,g 31- iiif13j-3552, fjfE Q ' 5-311-?-E34gL-g'ihE-aN.gEi?,E- fi?- ' 'E g-- , . 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