Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Technique Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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Giga Wifi? 'XSS 42 f ' AE ?QJ' 9 xg ga ' W? f A 525201 gm ccfwlza -A . B i?9x LA. -If 4 ,1 h hifi, 6. 1,4 ESQ members of 75' ' Y A - F --- V .,'A 'S ' If ,J JEQ Y I i A Q J R C F ' f' c A S .F 2 'i XSd'hm-L T5 fffl Q Q President. Srcrefflfy- JAMES M. CRAETS. FRANCIS H. XVILLIAMS. Trcasu rar. GEORGE VVIGGLESXVGRTH. JOHN D. RUNKLE. WILLIAM ENDICOTT,JR. AUGUSTUS LOWELL. HOWARD A. CARSON. CHARLES J. PAINE. CHARLES FAIRCHILD. DAVID R. WHITNEY. ALEXANDER S. WHEELER. JAMES P. TOLMAN. HOWARD STOCKTON. ELIOT C. CLARKE. NATHANIEL THAYER. CHARLES F. CHOATE. I'IIRAM F. MILLS. PERCIVAL LOWELL. ARTIiUR T. LYMAN. CHARLES MERRIAM. THORNTON K. LOTHROP. CHARLES C. JACKSON. SAMUEL M. FELTON. DESMOND FITZGERALD. SAMUEL CAEOT. FRANCIS BLAKE. CHARLES W. PIUBBARD. THOMAS L. LIVERMORE. A. LAXVRENCE ROTCH. JOHN R. FREEMAN. GEORGE A. GARDNER. YVILLIAIH H. LINCOLN. J. B. SEXVALL. THOMAS GAFFIELD. CHARLES L. LOVERING. A. LAXYVRENCE LOYVELL SAMUEL JOHNSON. JAMES P. MUNROE. WILLIAM L. PUTNAM. CHARLES G. WELD. EBEN S. DRAPER. ROBERT S. PEABODY. ELIHU THOMSON. O11 the Part of the Commonwealth. HIS EXCELLENCY GOVERNOR ROGER WOLCOTT. HON. WALBRIDGE A. FIELD, Ckz'qfJus!z'cc of me Supreme Court. HON. FRANK A. HILL, Secreiary ofike Board ofEdzzcaz'z'o2z. 8

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I I2 iS 22 23 7 lo. I4 16. , . 2 5- 30 31 1 6 7 12 'S '4 I7 3 . ,. IS 21. 23. 24. your-hwy 10. 24 31. I 24 25 26 I2 November. A. E. Lombard elected President of Class ofXineteen Hundred and Two The new building was named the Pierce Building. Capt. john' Bordman,jr., assumes command of the Freshmen. A. F. Nathan elected President ofthe M. I. T. Chess Club. C. Howard XValker gave :1 Smoke Talk, Technology' Club. Annual Sophomore-Freshman Cane Rush and Football Game, South End Grounds Game won bv the Freshmen, Il-fl. Rush won by the Sophomores, I5 hands Lo II. First meeting of the Freshman Orchestra. Options 1. and II. of Course I. play Football. Sophomores show need of a Supreme Court. Architectural Society have a Dinner. December. Annual Class Dinner of Ninety-seven, Technology Club. First Graduate Dinner ol'Class of Ninetv-eight, Vendome, Annual Winter Concert ot' the M. I. T. Musical Clubs for the benefit of the Cliss of Nineteen Hundred Senior Dinner of the Class ofNinety-nine, Vendome. Toastmaster, R. XV Stebbins Annual XYinter Meet of the M. I. T. A. A., Gvmnasium. 26. Christmas Vacation. 1 Annual Dinner ofthe M. I. T. Alumni Association. Seniors see the old year out. january, 1899. First number of the Technology Rsliierv. Nineteen Hundred Class Picture taken. M. DT. Yacht Club Dinner, Young's I-lotel. First Rehearsal of tl1e Minstrel Show. Annual Election of Oflicers of The Tech. Annual Lunch of the Editors of The Tech, Old Elm. Semiannual Examinations begin. Annual Meeting of the M. I. T. Y. M. C. A. A. A. Reimer elected President February. Twelfth Annual Banquet of the Northwestern Alumni Association, A la Chicago. Second Term began. Telaphone University Club Dual Relav Team Meet, Technology vs. Dartmouth. Won by Technology lVIech'tn1cs Building Twenty-fifth Annual Dinner of the Class of Seventy-four. Architectural Society gave a Dance, Pierce Building. Election of Senior Class-clay Nominating Committee. Nineteen Hundred Promenade Committee elected. March. Annual Meeting of the Chicago Club. H. D. -Touett elected Captain of Football Team. Dual Relay Team Meet with Columbia. 'Won by Technology. Annual hleeting of the M. I. T. Tennis Association. Sophomore Class Dinner, Vendome Hotel. Toastmaster, YV. T. Aldrich Junior Class Dinner, Brunswick Hotel. Toastmaster, Lewis Stewart. Ninety-nine Class-day Elections began Freshman Banquet, Young's Hotel. Toastmaster, Charles W. Kellogg, Annual Dinner of the C. E. Society, United States Hotel. Hpril. Chicago Club's Annual Dinner, Castle Square Hotel. Opening of Junior Week. Junior Promenade, Copley Hall. Y Annual Spring Concert of the Musical Clubs, Huntington Hall. Technology Theatricals, undenthe management of Walker Club. TECHNIQUE, Volume XIV., issued. May. Minstrel Show, Hollis Street Theatre. 7 I

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Th , J 21 1: VI, , jst s V' ,ij V. ' 5 j AV 4 '- wygey , , .1 T O C u h I It h A '- J I I -. . . ' Y V 'ix ' J :df J ' I I - Q . .V ,O Af. .I fx '- President. K JAMES M. CRAFTS. JOI-IN D. RUNKLE. GEORGE A. OSBORNE. ROBERT H. RICITAIQDS. WILLIAM H. NILES. CI-IARLES R. CROSS. GAETANO LANZA. GEORGE F. SVVAXN. FRANCIS W. CHANDLER. ALPI-IONSE N. VAN DAELL. WILLIAM T. SEDGVVICK. DAVIS R. DEWEY. SILAS W. HOLMAN. WEBSTER WELLS. CECIL H. PEABODY. ARLO BATES. D. DESPRADELLE. PETER SCHWAMB. C. FRANK ALLEN. ALFRED E. BURTON. DWIGHT PORTER. HEINRICH O. HOFMAN. HENRY P. TALBOT. THOMAS E. POPE. ELEAZER B. HOMER. GEORGE T, DIPPOLD. CHARLES F. A. CURRIER. -S I mx I fn' Secretary. HARRY VV. TYLER LINUS FAUNCE. AIi'1'l1UR A. NOYES. DANA P. BARTLETT. YVILLIAM O. CROSBY. JEROME SONDERICKER. ALLYNE L. MERRILL. EDXVARD F. MILLER. FRANK VOGEL. XVILLIAM L. PUFFER. FREDERICK H. BAILEY. FRED L. BARDWELL. AUGUSTUS H. GILL. S. HOIVIER WOODBRIDGE. HARRY E. CLIFFORD. RICPIARD W. LODGE. FREDERICK S. WOODS. THEODORE HOUGH. WILLIAM Z. RIPLEY. JOSEPH J. SKINNER. GEORGE H. BARTON. ARTHUR G. ROBBINS. WILLIAM H. LANVRENCE. FRANK A. LAWS. HARRY M. GOODWIN. JOHN O. SUMNER. HENRY G. PEARSON.