Northeastern University - Cauldron Yearbook (Boston, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 268 of the 1930 volume:

4011 no CONTENTS Dedication President of the University Vice-President of the University Trustees of the University Board of Governors Faculty Senior Album Junior Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class College Year Activities Musical Organizations Publications Athletics Fraternities Short Turns and Encores Advertising and Undergraduate Directory FOREWORD Now that the time for parting has come. Our regret is tempered by the knowledge that Real Northeastern spirit does not end with The last class, nor are friendships, Held sacred through four years. Easily cast aside. So, in later days, As we look back on our School experience, we sincerely hope That this Cauldron will be an Ever-present and happy Reminder of our Alma Mater — Northeastern. To EMIL A. GRAMSTORFF, and ARTHUR B. MONTGOMERY who have so generously given their time and support through these four years, we, the Class of 1930, dedicate this volume. Frank Palmer Speare, LL.B., M.H. F resident of the University Carl Stephens Ell, A.B., S.B., M.S. Vice-President of the University and Dean of the Schools of Engineering and Business Administration Henry Bradlee Fenno Member of Boiird of Trustees ™CAULDROI  Board of Trustees TiLDEN Grafton Abbott, Chairman William Converse Chick, V ice-Chairman Ernest Lovering, Treasurer Galen David Light, Secretary WiLMAN Edward Adams Alfred Harlow Avery Paul Foster Clark Walton Lee Crocker William James Davidson Fayette Winchester Denio Robert Gray Dodge Henry Bradlee Fenno Benjamin Alvey Franklin Franklin Wile Ganse Arthur Stoddard Johnson Henry Plimpton Kendall Robert Treat Henry Gardner Lord Francis Pope Luce Alton Lombard Miller William Everett Macurda Edward Fuller Miner Arthur Perry, Jr. Horace Jacobs Rice Thomas Hasting Russell Sabin Pond Sanger Charles Peck Sisson Frank Palmer Speare Francis Robert Carnegie Steele Storer Board of Trustees of Permanent Funds Frank Palmer Speare, Chairman Ernest Lovering, Treasurer Galen David Light, Secretary William Converse Chick Walton Lee Crocker Fra Roe Ca Arthur Stoddard Johnson Sabin Pond Sanger [E Steele ™CAULDR0 4 Board of Governors William Converse Chick, Chamnan Galen David Light, Secretary TiLDEN Grafton Abbott Robert Gray Dodge WiLMAN Edward Adams Henry Bradlee Fenno Asa Samuel Allen Arthur Stoddard Johnson Walton Lee Crocker William Everett Macurda Albert Browne Curtis Frank Palmer Speare Francis Robert Carnegie Steele General Officers and the Executive Council Frank Palmer Speare, LL.B., M.H. President of the University Galen David Light, A.B. Secretary and Comptroller of the University Carl Stephens Ell, A.B., S.B., M.S. Vice-President of the University Everett Avery Churchill, A.B., Ed.D. Vice-President of the University 10 CAULDRON ' - Galen David Light A.B. Seaetiiry and Comptroller of the University WiNTHROP Eliot Nightingal A.B., S.B. Directot of Co-operative Work Professor of Co-ordination r V John Butler Pugsley A.B. Director of School Administration Assistant Professor of Mathematics Edward Snow Parsons B.C.E. Director of Student Activities Assistant Professor of Physical Training Harold Wesley Melvin A.B., M.A. Dean of Students Professor of English Milton John Schlagehauf A.B., B.D., M.A. Director of Admissions Professor of Economics 12 ™CAULDROH- K M H William Lincoln Smith I H H S.B. B Professor of Electrical Engineering L  i. 1 Head of Electrical Engineering 1 i Department Joseph Spear L « - H A.B. B Professor of Mathematics Kr% l Head of Department of Mathematics mE 1 Joseph Arthur Coolidge S.B. m • , Professor of Physics Head of Department of Physics H B ' H Henry Bissell Alvord 1 S.B. Professor of Civil Engineering 1 Head of Department of Civil 1 Engineering Samuel Abbot Smith Strahan Professor of Chemical Engineering Head of Department of Chemical Engineering James Warren Ingalls S.B., C.E. Professor of Industrial Engineering Head of Department of Industrial Engineering 13 ™CAULDRON ' - Joseph William Zeller S.B. Professor of Mechanical Engineering hhad of D pcirtment of Mechanical Engineering Coach of Track Stanley Goddard Estes A.B., M.A. Associate Professor of Social Science Chairman of Department of Social Sciences Robert Bruce B.C.S., M.C.S. Professor of Accounting Head of the Department of Accounting J. Kenneth Stevenson Bursar of the University Eliot Franklin Tozer Associate Professor of Drawing Head of Department of Drawing George Francis Ashley Associate Professor of Drawing 14 CAULDRON ' - Alfred John Ferretti S.B. Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering Henry Edward Richards S.B. Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering Roland Guyer Porter B.E.E. Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering George Blodgett Gee C.E. Assistant Professor of Drawing Emil Anton Gramstorff S.B. Associate Professor of Civil Engineering Chester Packard Baker B.Ch.E. Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering 15 CAULDRON ' - Frederick Arlington Stearns S.B. Asnstant Professor of Aiechankal Engineering W ALDEMAR StANWOOD McGuIRE S.B. Assistant Pi ofessor of Chemistry George Wesley Tovvle S.B. Assistant Professor of Co-ordination Assistant Director ofCo-op. ' rative Work Aldert Edward Whittaker B.M.E. Assistant Professor of Physics William Jefferson Alcott, Jr. S.B. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Albert D ' Alessandro B.C.S., LL.B., C.P.A. Assistant Professor of Finance 16 ™CAULDRON ' - Frederick William Holmes A.B. Assistant Professor of English Trentwell Mason White S.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of English ' ILFRED Stanley Lake A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Industrial Engineering Julian Ernest Jackson A.B., M.B.A. Assistant Professor of Business Administration 1 i?w 1 4. 9 H Charles William Havice A.B., M.A., S.T.B. Assistant Professor of Social Sciences Executive Secretary, Student Union Carl David Johnson A.B. Assistant Professor of Physics 17 ™CAULDROH- Carl Frederick Muckenhoupt A.B., S.B., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering William Thurlow Alexander B.M.E. Instructor in Mechanical Engineering Charles Oscar Baird, Jr. Instructor in Civil Engineering Bernard Gabine A.B., A.M. Instructor in Statistics and Administration Arthur Bird Montgomery B.B.A. Instructor in Accounting Assistant Director of School Administration George Harris Meserve, Jr. B.C.E. Instructor in Drawing 18 ™CAULDRON- Dervvood Austin Newman S.B. Instructor in Chemistry Everett Carter Marston A.B. Instructor in English ' iLLiAM Crombie White B.E.E. Instructor in Education Secretary of the Day Division Henry Stephen Richardson A.B. Instructor in English Assistant Director of Admissions Albert Ellsworth Everett B.C.E. Instructor in Co-ordination Co-ordinator of Co-operative Work Gordon Dew art Instructor in English Assistant Director of Publicity 19 ™CAULDROH- Andrew Hawes King B.B.A. Instructor in Co-ordination Rudolph Oscar M. Oberg B.E.E. Instructor m Co-ordination Alumni Secretary I w m ' 1 James Gregory McGivern I B.M.E. Instructor in Drawing ' , WiNSLOw Porter S.B., M.A., LL.B. Instructor in Business Administration and Finance Verner Olof Nelson Instructor in Co-ordination Harvey Nelson Raymond, Jr. B.B.A. Instructor m Business Management Assistant to Directoi of Student Activities Coach of Hockey 20 ™CAULDROM- Gerald Russell Tatton B.B.A. Instructor in Business Administration Malcolm Carter Davis B.B.A. Instttictor in Co-ordination Clarence Julius McTntire Instructor in Mathematics and Drawing Benjamin Makn Ellison B.B.A. In structor in Business Administration Assistant to Director of Student Actirities Laurence Fuller Cleveland S.B. Instructor in Drawing George Raymond Fennell B.B.A. Instructor in Business Management 21 ™CAULDRO - Henry Kendrick Holt S.B., M.A. Instructor in M.athematics Benjamin Franklin White B.R.E. Instructor in English Director of Musical Clubs Frank Harold LaBree B.E.E. Instructor in Electrical Engineering George Houghton Whittum B.B.A. Instructor in Accounting Alfred Mudge McCoy S.B. Instructor in English Coach of Baseball and Basketball Charles Albert White B.C.E. Instructor in Drawing 11 ™CAULDROf - Henry Arthur Kontoff M.D. School Physician John James Sinnett hutructov in Physical Training Edward Ringrose Place Ph.B. Director of Publicity iLLiAM Carl Hultgren Instructor in Physical Training Leopold Frederick Strauss Instructor in German Arthur W. Peal , Instructor in Physical Training , - J - , ,;.,.-. y 23 CAULDROM- W ' lLBUR West B.P.E., M.P.E. Instructor hi Physical Training David Priestly Soccer Coach 24 fT? ! :: - . fff nnn. ™CAULDRON ' - Back Row: Love, Hardin, Adams Front Row: Prof. Gramstorff, Hess, Johnson, Stedt Senior Class Officers DIVISION A AND B— ENGINEERING F. E. Hess President H. C. Stedt (Division A) Vice-President T. R. Love Vice-President, Division B H. R. Adams Class Marshal R. C. Hardin (Division A) Secretary W. E. Stratton (Division B) J H. L. Johnson (Division A) Treasurer H. R. Adams (Division B) J Professor E. A. Gramstorff Adviser 26 CAULDRONS- Harold Roy Adams r n Born November 2, 1907 at Mon- son, Massachusetts. Home address, 208 Farmington Avenue, Hartford, Connecticut. Prepared at Weaver High School, Hartford, 1925. Class Treasurer (1, 2, 4); Class President (3); A. I. E. E. (3, 4); Assistant Propertv Manager Musical Comedv (2); Nutmeg Club (2, 3, 4); Fra- ternity Basketball (2, 3, 4); Class Hockey Manager (3); Field Day Committee (3); Fore Paw Society (4); Student Council (4); Editor- in-Chief Cauldron (4); Interclub Bowling (4); Finance Committee (4). Class Marshal (4). Electrical Engineering. George Rudolph Adzima Born March 29, 1908 at West- field, Massachusetts. Home address, 65 East Sliver Street, Westfield, Massachusetts. Prepared at West- field High School, 1926. Lamp Lighters (2, 3); Nominating Com- mittee (2); A. S. M. E. (3, 4). Mechanical Engineering. John R. Agurkis Born September 18, 1908 at Bos- ton, Massachusetts. Home address, 11 Gorham Street, AUston, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Mechanic Arts High School, 1925. Hockev (3);A.S.M.E.(3,4). Mechanical Engineering. Joseph Alberts Born May 16, 1909 at Chelsea, Massachusetts. Home address, 12 Ferndale Street, Dorchester, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Dorchester High School for Bovs, 1926. Inter- class Baseball (4); N. C. N. S. A. C.S.(2,3,4). Chemical Engineering. John Harold Aldrich A K S Born January 10, 1908 at Ox- bridge, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 27 Carney Street, Uxbridge, Massachusetts. Prepared at Ux- bridge High School, 1926. Band (1, 3); N. C. N. S. A. C. S. (2); Secretary-Treasurer N. C. N. S. A. C. S ' . (3): President N. C. N. S. A. C. S. (4); Student Council (2, 3); Manager Interclass Baseball (2); Interfraternity Council (3); Presi- dent Interfraternity Council (4); Field Day Committee (3); Manager Interfraternity Basketball (3). Chemical Engineering. Howard Bassett Allen Born May 2, 1910 at Sedgwick, Maine. Home address, Sedgwick, Maine. Prepared at Sedgwick High School, 1926. Maine-iacs (2). Civil Engineering. Charles Montgomery Anderson Born August 18, 1908 at Roxbury, Massachusetts. Home address, 10 Belmont Place, Somerville, Massa- chusetts. Ptepared at Somerville High School, 1926. Dean ' s List (1, 2, 3, 4); Niws (3, 4); B. S. C. E. The Four Horsemen of N. U. Civil Engineering. Michael Anteski Born June 30, 1905 at Brockton, Massachusetts. Home address, 692 North Montello Street, Btockton, Massachusetts. Prepared at Brock- ton High School, 1923. Brockton High Club (1, 2); S. I. E. (3, 4); Nominating Committee (4). Industrial Engineering. 27 ™CAULDROH- Attilio Albert Arcardi r n Born June 6, 1908 at Lee, Massa- chusetts. Home address, 62 Pearl Street, Great Harrington, Massachu- setts. Prepared at Searles High School, 1926. Rush Committee (1); Interclass Baseball (2, 3); Basket- ball Cl, 2, 3, 4); S. I.E. (2, 3,4). Industrial Engineering. Stanley J. Bartniski Born August 2, 1908 at Ipswich, Massachusetts. Home address, 10 Second Street, Ipswich, Massachu- setts. Prepared at Manning High School, 1926. Electrical Engineering. Roger Charles Bascom S A Born August 10, 1908 at East Jaffery, New Hampshire. Home address, 25 Harrington Street, At- lantic, Massachusetts. Prepared at Quincv High School, 1926. Quincv High School Club (1, 2, 3); Presi- dent Quincv High School Club (4); Interclass Football (1); Interclub Bowling (2, 3, 4); Interfraternitv Basketball (2, 3, 4); N. C, N. S. ' , A. C. S. (2, 3, 4). Chemical Engineering. Charles Franklin Batchelder N E Z Born October 25, 1906 at Brock- ton, Massachusetts. Home address, 58 Field Street, Brockton, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Brockton High School, 1925. Band (1); Brockton High Club (1, 2); Nom- inating Committee (3, 4); A. I. E. E. (3, 4). Electrical Engineering. James S. Baule Born August 3, 1898 at Russia. Home address, 1 Nason Place, Roxbury, Massachusetts. Prepared at Northeastern Preparatory School, Student Union (4); A. S. M. E. 0.4). Mechanical Engineering. Henry Wallace Bazley Born January 11, 1902 at Everett, Massachusetts. Home address, 8 Foster Street, Everett, Massachu- setts. Prepared at Everett High School, 1920. Electrical Engineering. Robert Hall Beedle B I ' E Born December 14, 1906 at Montreal, Canada. Home address, 35 Ashford Street, .AUston, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Boston Eng- lish High School, 1924. Track (1); A. I. E. E. (1, 2, 3, 4); Flying Club C3). Electrical Engineering. Kenneth Irving Bird Born December 29, 1908 at Stoughton, Massachusetts. Home address, 175 Plain Street, Stough- ton, Massachusetts. Prepared at Stoughton High School, 1925- Fly- ing Club (2, 3, 4), Vice-President Flying Club (3), President, Flying Club (4); A. S. M. E. (3, 4); Fresh- man Track; Student Union (1); Board of Directors Flying Club (2, 3, 4). Mechanical Engineering. 28 ™CAULDRO[4- Alton Lewis Bisbee H r E Born April 7, 1905 at Fairfield, Connecticut. Home address, 645 New Park Avenue, West Hartford, Connecticut. Prepared at Hartford High School, 1925. Class Vice- President (1); Nutmeg State Club (1); Student Council (1, 2); Social Committee (1); Class President (2). Electrical Engineering. Edwin Boughtwood Born February 15, 1909 at Med- ford, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 80 Standish Avenue, Wollas- ton, Massachusetts. Prepared at Quincy High School, 1926. Fresh- man Track, Orchestra (1); A. I. E. E. (3, 4); Flying Club (3, 4) A. I. E. E. E.xecutive Committee (4); Quincy High Club (1, 2). Electrical Engineering. Benj. min a. Bowerman Born September 6, 1908 at West Falmouth, Massachusetts. Home address, West Falmouth, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Moses Brown School, 1926. Flving Club Ci, 4 i, A. S. M. E. (3, 4). Mechanical Engineering. John Haven Britt Born March 7, 1909 at Somerville, Massachusetts. Home address, 175 Larch Road, Cambridge, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Rindge Tech- nical School, 1926. B. S. C. E. (4), Civil Engineering. Charles Kenneth Brown Born November 8, 1908 at Ames- bury, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 10 Huntington Avenue, Amesbury, Massachusetts. Prepared at Amesbury High School, 1926. B.S.C. E. (3,4). Civil Engineering. William Henry Bruce, Jr. P n Born June 3, 1908 at Bradford, England. Home address, 103 Ply- mouth Road, Sagamore, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Bourne High School, 1925. Track (1); Interfra- ternitv Basketball (3, 4); Cauldron Board (4). Civil Engineering. Cornelius J. Buckley Born June 13, 1908 at Salem, Massachusetts. Home address, 38 Dunlap Street, Salem, Massachu- setts. Prepared at Salem High School, 1925. Concert Orchestra (1, 3), Secretary Salem High Club (2), President Salem High Club C4); A. C. S. Chemical Engineering. Walter D. Burbank Born February 20, 1909 at Brock- ton, Massachusetts. Home address, 18 Fuller Street, Brockton, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Brockton High School, 1926. Brockton High Club (1, 2); Flving Club (3, 4); A. S. M. E. (3, 4). Mechanical Engineering. 29 CAULDRONS- John L. Burns r n Born November 16, 1908 at Watertown, Massachusetts. Home address, 38 Union Street, Water- town, Massachusetts. Prepared at Watertown High School, 1926. Class Track (1, 2); Class Baseball (2, 3); Class Football (2); Varsity Soccer (4); Secretary Field Day Committee (3); A. I.E. E. (3, 4); Junior Prom Committee (3); Stu- dent Council (4); Nominating Committees (3, 4). Electrical Engineermg. Or.all Joseph Calderara r n Born February 26, 1909 at Barre, Vermont. Home address, 269 Elm Street, Gardner, Massachusetts. Prepared at Gardner High School, 1926. Class Football (1, 2); Class Baseball (1); Fraternity Basketball (1); Varsity Basketball (1, 3, 4); Coach, Fraternity Basketball (3, 4); Senate (2, 3, 4); Dean ' s List (1, 2, 3, 4); Executive Committee B. S. C. E. Civil Engineering. Joseph Francis Cavazzoni Born November 13, 1908 at Bologna, Italy. Home address, 30 Granite Street, Somerville, Mass- achusetts. Prepared at Somerville High School, 1926. B. S. C. E. (4); The Four Horsemen of N. U. Civil Engineering. Roland Romuald Chaput Born August 16, 1901 at Haver- hill, Massachusetts. Home address, 43 Lafayette Street, Haverhill, Massachusetts. Prepared at Haver- hill High School, 1925. Nominating Committee (2, 3, 4); B. S. C. E. (4). Civil Engineering. Erwin Allen Chase Born October 27, 1907 at Sun- cook, New Hampshire. Home ad- dress. Pine Street, Suncook, New Hampshire. Prepared at Pembroke Academy, 1925. Banjo Club (2, 3, 4); Leader Banjo Club (4): Flying Club (2, 3, 4); Director Flying Club (2)i President Twin State Club (4); Field Day Committee (3); Musical Comedy (2); A. S. M. E. (3, 4); Musical Council (4). Mechanical Engineering. Edgar Franklin Child : -i Born January 16, 1908 at Dighton, Massachusetts. Home address, 269 Winthrop Street, Taunton, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Taunton High School, 1926. Student Council (3); B. S. C. E. (4). Civil Engineering. Carl Edward Clary r n Born January 23, 1908 at Bald- vvinsville, New York. Home ad- dress, 13 West Oneida Street, Bald- winsville. New York. Prepared at BaldwinsviUe Academy, 1925. As- sistant Manager Basketball (1, 2); A. I. E. E. (2, 3, 4); A. I. E. E. Ex- ecutive Committee (3); Finance Committee (4); Fraternity Basket- ball (3, 4). Electrical Engineering. Charles Richard Cloran Born December 17, 1906 at Lvnn, Massachusetts. Home address, 347 Western Avenue, Lynn, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Lynn Classi- cal High School, 1926. Freshman Protective Society (1); Greater Lynn Club (3, 4): A. I. E. E. (4). Electrical Engineering. 30 ™CAULDRON '  Henry Cohen 2 a Born September 17, 1907 at Bos- ton, Massachusetts. Home address, 153 Clara Street, New Bedford, Massachusetts. Prepared at New Bedford High School, 1926. Inter- fraternity Basketball (2, 3, 4); Interclass Baseball (4); Interclass Hockev (3); Interfraternitv Council (4);B:S. C.E.(4). Civil Engineering. Andrew Robinson Connet X E Z Born January 29, 1906 at Provi- dence, Rhode Island. Home ad- dress, 67 Whitmarsh Street, Provi- dence, Rhode Island. Prepared at Worcester Academv, 1925. A. S. M. E. (3, 4). Mechanical Engineering. B.IRTHOLOMEW W. CoSENTINO Born September 14, 1907 at Bos- ton, Massachusetts. Home address, 131 Main Street, Everett, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Everett High School, 1926. Everett High School Club (1, 2); A. I.E. E. (4). Electrical Engineering. J. Emmons Cotter, Jr. r K Born, March 16, 1909 at Boston, Massachusetts. Home address, 79 Paul Gore Street, Boston, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Mechanic Arts High School, 1926. Chemical Engineering. Louis Augelos Coulis Born June 11, 1904 at Lowell, Massachusetts. Home address, 5 Dodge Street, Lowell, Massachu- setts. Prepared at Lowell High School, 1923. Track (1); Banjo Club(l,2);A.I.E.E.(l,2,3). Electrical Engineering. W-1RREN CURTISS Cr. FTS r K Born August 26, 1908 at Sims- burv, Connecticut. Home address, 24 High Street, Southington, Con- necticut. Prepared at Lewis High School, 1926. Nutmeg Club CI, 2, 3, 4 ; A. I. E. E. (4); Interfraternitv Basketball (2, 3, 4). Electrical Engineering. RiCH. ' vRD PiNKH. . i Crockett Born October 6, 1908 at South Paris, Maine. Home address, 5 Porter Street, South Paris, Maine. Prepared at Paris High School, 1924. Maine-iacs Club; B. S. C. E. Civil Engineering. John Albert Cullin. n Born December 21, 1909 at Rock- land, Massachusetts. Home address, 854 North Union Streer, Rockland, Massachusetts. Prepared at Rock- land High School, 1926. Freshman Orchestra; Freshman Basketball; A. I. E. E. C3, 4); Flying Club C3, 4). Electrical Engineering. 31 ™CAULDRO I- Burton Fred Curtis S A Born April 18, 1908 at Haverhill, Massachusetts. Home address, Man- chester, New Hampshire. Pre- pared at Haverhill High School, 1924. Senate (2, 3, 4); Secretary- Treasurer Senate (4)j Band (1, 2, 3); Student Council (2); Nominating Committee (2, 3). Civil Engineering. Joseph D ' Aquila Born November 12, 1908, at Middletown, Connecticut. Home address, 79 College Street, Middle- town, Connecticut. Prepared at Middletown High School, 1926. Civil Engineering. Paul Mauro DeAngelis Born April 30, 1908 at Torring- ton, Connecticut. Home address, 260 East Main Street, Torrington, Connecticut. Prepared at Torring- ton High School, 1926. Nutmeg State Cluh; Student Union (2, 3); N. E. A. C. S. (2,4). Chemical Engineering. Frank Paul Defina Born December 2, 1908 at Hazle- ton, Pennsylvania. Home address, 554 North Vine Street, Hazleton, Pennsylvania. Prepared at Hazleton ■High School, 1925. A. I. E. E. (3, 4); Dean ' s List (3). Electrical Engineering. James Menzo Dezell Born April 8, 1907 at Lynn, Massachusetts. Home address, 293 Euclid Avenue, Lynn, Massachu- setts. Prepared at Lvnn Classical High School, 1926. Electrical Engineering. Samuel Dinerstein Born April 22, 1909 at New Haven, Connecticut. Home address, Colchester, Connecticut. Prepared at Bacon Academy, 1926. Student Union (2); A. C. S. (3). Chemical Engineering. Francis Thomas Dinnan Born July 12, 1905 at New Haven, Connecticut. Home address, 285 Lombard Street, New Haven, Con- necticut. Prepared at New Haven High School, 1925. Track (1); B. S. C. E. (4). Civil Engineering. Maurice Joseph Dionne Born January 30, 1909 at New Bedford, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 58 North Street, New Bed- ford, Massachusetts. Prepared at New Bedford High School, 1926. Track (1, 2). Civil Engineering. 32 ™CAULDRON  Guy James DiPietro Born July 30, 1906 at Cambridge, Massachusetts. Home address, 20 Burleigh Street, Cambridge, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Cambridge High and Latin School, 1925. In- terclass Baseball (2); Interclass Hockey (3); N. C. N. S. A. C. S. Chemical Engineering. C.4RL BerJ DoCKMEJIAN Born February 8, 1907 at Brook- ville, Massachusetts. Home address, 9 Annis Court, Brockton, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Brockton High School, 1924. Class Baseball (1, 2); Class Basketball (1 ; Sagitta Society (2) Varsity Basket- ball (2); Handicap Track Meet (3); N. C. N. S. A. C. S. (2, 3, 4); Brockton High School Club (1, 2). Chemical Engineering. Daniel J. Donovan Born April 16, 1908 at Millbury, Massachusetts. Home address, 75 West Main Street, Millbury, Mass- achusetts. Prepared at Millbury High School, 1926. A. I, E. E. (4). Electrical Engineering. Ernest H. Donovan Born July 22, 1908 at Adams, Massachusetts. Home address, 1 East Street, Adams, Massachusetts. Prepared at Adams High School, 1926. A. S. M. E. (3,4). Mechanical Engineering. Orrin Walker Duff Born September 7, 1906 at Au- burndale, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 361 Albemarle Road, New- tonville, Massachusetts. Prepared at Newton High School, 1925. Nominating Committee (4). Civil Engineering. John William Duncan, Jr. Born May 12, 1908 at Brockton, Massachusetts. Home address, 11 Central Square, Brockton, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Brockton High School, 1926. Northeastern News Sporting Staff; Brock- ton High School Club; Varsity Soccer; Northeastern News Man- aging Board. Electrical Engineering. Elbridge Benjamin Dunphy, Jr. Born October 10, 1908 at Boston, Massachusetts. Home address, 131 Sehvyn Street, Roslindale, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Boston Eng- lish High School, Class 1926. Band (1, 2); Orchestra (3, 4). Electrical Engineering. Donald Gilbert Eaton Born May 21, 1907 at Stafford Springs, Connecticut. Home ad- dress, 64 Highland Terrace, Stafford Springs, Connecticut. Prepared at Stafford High School, 1925. Con- cert Orchestra (1); Band (1, 2, 3); Nutmeg Club (1, 2, 3, 4); A. S. M. E. (3, 4); Student Union (1). Mechanical Engineering. 33 ™CAULDROH- Robert J. Edwards Born March 18, 1909 at Babylon, New York. Home address, Babylon, Long Island, New York. Prepared at Babylon High School, 1926. Secretary A. I. E. E. Electrical Engineering. DoN. LD Porter Ellis Born September 7, 1907 at Meri- den, Connecticut. Home address, Allen Avenue, Meriden, Connecti- cut. Prepared at Meriden High School, 1926. Nominating Com- mittee (1, 2); Social Committee (l)i A.I. E. E. (4). Electrical Engineering. Edward Ellis S n Born September 12, 1908 at Rox- bury, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 622 West Park Street, Boston, Massachusetts. Prepared at Me- chanic Arts High School, 1925. Glee Club (1); Track (2). Electrical Engineering. George Timothy Felix Born January 20, 1907 at Salem, Massachusetts. Home address, 11 Ellington Road, WoUaston, Mass- achusetts. Prepared at Quincy High School, 1926. Quincv High Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Track (1); Interclub Tennis (2, 3). Chemical Engineering. Wilbur Deming Fenn Born July 19, 1908 at Winsted, Connecticut. Home address, 8 Elec- tric Avenue, Somerville, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Somerville High School, 1926. Electrical Engineering. Walter Binns Fletcher Born April 5, 1907 at Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 15 Burr Street, Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts. Prepared at Jamaica Plain High School, 1924. Glee Club (2, 3); Yes, Yes, Siam (2); On Topof the World (3); A. I. E. E. Electrical Engineering. M. Arthur Foley Born September 6, 1908 at Salem, Massachusetts. Home address, 20 Barr Street, Salem, Massachusetts. Prepared at Salem High School, 1925. Basketball (1, 3); N. C. A. C. S. (2, 3, 4); Secretary Salem High Club (3); Vice-President Salem High Club (4). Chemical Engineering. Arthur Frame Follansbee Born October 9, 1908 at North Middleboro, Massachusetts. Home address, 35 Marlboro Road, Wal- tham, Massachusetts. Prepared at Bridgevvater High School, 1926. N.C. N.S. A.C. S. (2, 3,4). Chemical Engineering. 34 ™CAULDROH Earl Frederick Foster B r E Born September 6, 1906 at Lock- port, New York. Home address, 318 Church Street, Lockport, New York. Prepared at Lockport High School, 1926. S. I. E. (2, 3, 4); Secretary S. L E. (3); Treasurer S. 1. E. (4); Interfraternitv Basket- ball (3). Industrial Engineering. HoYT Keith Foster Born July 15, 1908 at Peabody, Massachusetts. Home address, 40 Aborn Street, Peabody, Massachu- setts. Prepared at Peabody High School, 1926. A. I. E. E. (2, 3, 4); Greater Lynn Club (3, 4); Student Union (3, 4). Electrical Engineering. J. Howard Foster A K s Born January 22, 1905 at Roches- ter, New York. Home address, 1160 Park Avenue, Rochester, New- York. Prepared at East High School, Rochester, 1922. Varsity Soccer (1, 2, 3); Freshman Wrest- ling; Varsity Wrestling (1); Dra- matic Club (1); Musical Comedy (1); A. S. M. E. C3, 4); Captain Class Baseball (2); Interclass Soc- cer (2); Fraternity Basketball (2, 3); Saggita Society (2); Assistant Class Treasurer (1, 2). Mechanical Engineering. John Louis Freedman s n Born February 28, 1910 at Dorchester, Massachusetts. Home address, 19 Vesta Road, Dorchester, Massachusetts. Prepared at East Boston High School, 1926. Musical Comedy (3); A. I. E. E. (2, 3, 4). Electrical Engineering. Earl Richard French r n Born December 30, 1907 at Worcester, Massachusetts. Home address, 36 Park Avenue, Worcest- er, Massachusetts. Prepared at North High School, 1925. Class Basketball (l), Interclass Football (1, 2); Interclass Baseball (1, 2); Interfraternity Basketball (1, 2, 3.4)-. Civil Engineering. Howard M. Fuller Born February 23, 1906 at Nor- ton, Massachusetts. Home address, Norton, Massachusetts. Prepared at Norton High School, 1924. A.I.E. E. (2, 3, 4). Electrical Engineering. W ' endell Dexter Fuller Born March 8, 1907 at Plympton, Massachusetts. Home address, May- flower Road, Plympton, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Middleboro High School, 1926. Student Union (1, 4); A. S. M. E. (3, 4). Mechanical Engineering. John Carver Gale Born April 21, 1907 at Guilford, Vermont. Home address, Brattle- boro, Vermont. Prepared at Brattle- boro High School, 1925. N. C. N. S. A. C. S. (2, 3, 4); Public Speaking Contest (3); Cauldron Staff (4); Twin State Club (4). Chemical Engineering. 35 ™CAULDROH- Harry Arthur Gardner Born July 20, 1907 at Norton, Massachusetts. Home address, 49 Myrtle Terrace, Winchester, Mass- achusetts. Prepared at Winchester High School, 1925. Class Baseball (3); Junior Prom Committee (3); Dramatic Club (1). Electrical Engineering. Ernest Garner Born November 11, 1908 at Nottingham, England. Home ad- dress, 25 Sterling Road, Waltham, Massachusetts. Prepared at Wal- tham High School, 1926. Civil Engineering. Arthur Ferdinand Gersbach B r E Born June 10, 1909 at New York. Home address, 150 Elderberry Road, Mineola, Long Island, New York. Prepared at Mineola High School, 1926. Interfraternity Bas- ketball (1, 2, 3, 4); Freshman Bas- ketball; B. S. C. E. (3, 4). Civil Engineering. Fra Gib Born November 20, 1907 at Salem, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 13 Williams Street, Salem, Massachusetts. Prepared at Salem High School, 1925. Salem High Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Treasurer Salem High Club (2); Delegate at North- field Student Conference (2, 3); N. C. N.S. A. C.S. (4). Chemical Engineering, John Whittier Greenleaf H T N Born October 15, 1908 at Spring- field, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 14 Ralston Avenue, Whit- nevville, Connecticut. Prepared at New Haven High School, 1926. Nutmeg Club (1); Vice-President Sophomore Class; B. S. C. E. (3, 4); Vice-Chairman B. S. C. E. W-. . Civil Engineering. Karl Gregory H T N Born March 5, 1907 at Norwalk, Connecticut. Home address, New- town Avenue, Norwalk, Connecti- cut. Prepared at Norwalk High School, 1925. Nutmeg State Club (1); Student Union (1); B. S. C. E. (3, 4); Junior Prom Committee (3); Nominating Committee (2, 3). Civil Engineering. Ralph Gardner Griffin N E z Born April 4, 1908 at Terryville, Connecticut. Home address, 153 Brimfield Road, Wethersfield, Con- necticut. Prepared at St. Johnsburv Academy, 1926. A. S. M. E. (3, 4). Mechanical Engineering. George Albert Hagerty Born May 16, 1908 at Boston, Massachusetts. Home address, 5 Trent Street, Boston, Massachu- setts. Prepared at Boston English High School, 1925. Musical Com- edy (3, 4); A. I. E. E. (3, 4); Track (1, 2, 3); Baseball (3, 4); English High Club (1). Electrical Engineering. 36 CAULDRON- Alfred Mulock Hall B r E Born November 11, 1907 at South Gardiner, Maine. Home address, 877 Washington Avenue, Wood- fords, Maine. Prepared at Deering High School, 1926. NeusSaS(i2, 3). Electrical Engineering. MuKROE H. H. MILT0N Born April 2, 1906 at Chebeague, Maine. Home address, 3 Park Avenue, Arlington Heights, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Portland High School, 1923. Chemical Engineering. Andrew Theodore H. nson B r E Born November 10, 1907 at Gloucester, Massachusetts. Home address, 6 Forest Street, Gloucester, Massachusetts. Prepared at Glouces- ter High School, 1926. Electrical Engineering. R.AYMON ' D CaNDAGE HaRDIN B r E Born July 11, 1906 at Somerville, Massachusetts. Home address, 12 Sargent Avenue, Somerville, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Somerville High School, 1926. Social Com- mittee (2); Assistant Manager Musical Comedy (2); Stage Man- ager Musical Comedy (3); General Manager Musical Comedy (4); Class Secretarv C3, 4); A. l ' . E. E. (2, 3, 4); A. ' I. E. E. Executive Committee (4); Student Council (4). Electrical Engineering. Kennard Watson Harper Born July 4, 1906 at Pittsfield, Massachusetts. Home address, 9 Cushing Street, Wollaston, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Quincy High School, 1926. Interclass Hockev C3); Quincv High Club (1); A. S. M. E. C3, 4); Dean ' s List (1). Mecha nical Engineering. Orville E. Hartford N E Z Born November 14. 1906 at Lewiston. Maine. Home address: 88 South Pleasant Street, Rich- mond, Maine. Prepared at Jordon High School. A. I. E. E. (1, 2, 3). Electrical Engineering. Martin Rockwood Haven Born June 24, 1907 at Worcester, Massachusetts. Home address, 27 Havana Road, Worcester, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Middleboro High School, 1926. Dean ' s List (1, 2, 3); Student Union (3, 4); Boston Society C. E. C4). Civil Engineering. Robert M. Hazelton Born December 25, 1908 at Manchester, New Hampshire. Home address, 349 Myrtle Street, Manchester, New Hampshire. Pre- pared at Manchester High School, 1926. Limbo Lamp Lighters (1, 2); Student Union (1, 2, 3, 4); A. L E. E. C2, 3, 4); Twin State Club (3, 4). Electrical Engineering. 37 CAULDRON ' - James Mathers Hendry N E Z Born May 17, 1909 at Ireland. Home address, 109 Burrill Street, Swampscott, Massachusetts. Pre- pared at Swampscott High School, 1926. N. C. N.S. A. C. S. (2, 3,4); Interclass Baseball (4). Chemical Engineering. John August Herholz Born July 19, 1906 at Germany. Home address, 315 Vine Street, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania. Pre- pared at Clinton High School, 1924. Glee Club (3, 4)rB. S. C. E. Civil Engineering. Fred Ernest Hess r 11 Born August 1, 1907 at Flushing, New York. Home address, 149-15 Myrtle Avenue, Flushing, New York. Prepared at Flushing High School, 1926. Social Committee (1); Soccer (1, 2, 3, 4); Chairman Social Committee; Class Vice- President (2); President of Class (3); B. S. C. E. (3); Prom Com- mittee (3); Field Day Committee (3); Student Council (3, 4); Class President (4): Chairman of B. S. C-E..(4). Civil Engineering. Ernest Seaman Hill B r E Born March 10, 1908 at Taunton, Massachusetts. Home address, 9 Madison Street, Taunton, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Taunton High School, 1925. Track (1); Student Union (1, 2), Dean ' s List (1, 2); Assistant Manager Yes, Yes, Siam ; News Staff (2, 3); Editor-in- Chief News (4); B. S. C. E. (3); Nominating Committee (3); Secre- tary B. S. C. E. (4); Social Activ- ities Committee B. S. C. E. (4); Managing Board News (4); Fra- ternity Basketball (3); Interfra- ternity Basketball (4). Civil Engineering. Wesley E. Hills Born April 15, 1908 at Wethers- field, Connecticut. Home address, 583 Tremont Street, Taunton, Mass- achusetts. Prepared at Taunton High School, 1925. Glee Club (3); A.I.E. E. (3, 4). Electrical Engineering. Robert Gordon Hoaglund N E z Born January 19, 1908 ' at Worces- ter, Massachusetts. Home address, 10 Gilman Street, Worcester, Mass- achusetts. Prepared at Worcester North High School, 1926. A. I. E. E. (4). Electrical Engineering. Francis Patrick Hogan r II Born October 3, 1905 at Walling- ford, Connecticut. Home address, 12 Orange Street, Meridcn, Connec- ticut. Prepared at Meriden High School, 1922. Freshman Basketball; Freshman Protective Society; Bas- ketball (1, 2); Nominating Com- mittee (2, 3); Class Baseball (3, 4); Fraternity Basketball (3); Student Council (4); Nutmeg State Club (1); Cauldron Board (4). Civil Engineering. Weldon Clifford Holmes Born April 8, 1907 at Holbrook, Massachusetts. Home address, 83 Auburn Street, Campello, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Brockton High School, 1925. Brockton Hisjh Club(l),A. I.E. E. (4). Electrical Engineering. 38 ™CAULDRON ' - Toivo Albert Holmstrom Born June 18, 1908 at Vinal- haven, Maine. Home address, Vinal- haven, Maine. Prepared at ' inal- haven High School, 1926. Interclass Baseball (4); B. S. C. E. (4). Civil Engineering. Lester Willi. m Holt Born August 3, 1906 at Concord, New Hampshire. Home address, 21 Mills Street, Concord, New Hampshire. Prepared at Concord High School, 1924. A. S. M. £., Twin State Club. Mechanical Engineering. Theodore Homkowycz Born March 3, 1906 at Meriden, Connecticut. Home address, 43 Brooksdale Road, Brighton, Mass- achusetts. Prepared at Mechanic Arts High School, 1924. Orchestra (1); Mechanic Arts High School Club(l,2);B. S. C. E. (4). Civil Engineering. Arthur John How. rd r K Born July 11, 1909 ai Fall River, Massachusetts. Home address, 89 Cambridge Street, Fall River, Massachusetts. Prepared at Brad- ford Mathew Chalmer Durfee High School, 1926. A. I. E. E. [2, 3, 4 Electrical Engineering. Edw.-vrd Pillsbury Howell r K Born April 23, 1907 at Somer- ville, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 245 Columbia Road, Dor- chester, Massachusetts. Prepared at Boston English High School, 1925. Social Committee (1); Nominating Committee (2); Sagitta Society (2); Field Dav Committee (3); Cauld- ron Board (4); A. I. E. E. (4); Wrestling (1). Electrical Engineering. M. URiCE Frederick Hunt Born November 17, 1907 at King- held, Maine. Home address, 85 Lovewell Street, Gardner, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Gardner High School, 1925. Track (1); B. S. C. E. C4). Civil Engineering. Hyman Hurvitz Born February 18, 1910 at Boston, Massachusetts. Home address, 84 Harvard Street, Dorchester, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Dorchester High School, 1926. Electrical Engineering. Arthur A. Jackman Born July 20, 1908 at Boston, Massachusetts. Home address, 41 Center Street, North Easton, Mass- achusetts. Prepared at Oliver Ames High School, 1926. A. I. E. E.; Student Union. Electrical Engineering. 39 ™CAULDROH Bertil William Johnson Born September 20, 1908 at Quincy, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 77 Center Street, Holbrook, Massachusetts. Prepared at Sumner High School, 1926. Student Union (1,2, 4);A. I. E. E. (2, 3, 4). Electrical Engineering. H.4ROLD Lester Johnson Born October 19, 1908 at Wo- burn, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 2 Russell Road, Winchester, Massachusetts. Prepared at Win- chester High School, 1926. Drama- tic Club (1); Freshman Basketball (0; Class Baseball (3); Class Treasurer (2, 3, 4); Chairman of Finance Committee (4); Nomin- ating Committee (2, 3). Electrical Engineering. MiNAS Stavros Kamilakis Born May 13, 1906 at Candia, Crete, Greece. Home address, 142 Warren Avenue, Boston, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Mechanic Arts High School, 1926. B. S. C. E. Civil Engineering. Richard Kelley r K Born March 9, 1908 at Fall River, Massachusetts. Home address, 110 Cambridge Street, Fall River, Mass- achusetts. Prepared at Bradford Mathew Chalmer Durfee High School, 1926. A. I. E. E. (2, 3, 4). Electrical Engineering. Daniel Joseph Kelly r K Born August 26, 1907 at Fall River, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, HI Elm Street, Fall River, Massachusetts. Prepared at Brad- ford Mathew Chalmer Durfee High School, 1925. A. I. E. E. (3, 4); Class Baseball (2, 3). Electrical Engineering. Joseph John Kelly Born August 24, 1908 at Boston, Massachusetts. Home address, 110 Thacher Street, Milton, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Milton High School, 1926. A. I. E.E. (4). Electrical Engineering. Charles Augustine Kerins Born December 17, 1906 at Mai- den, Massachusetts. Home address, 3 Chardon Road, Melrose, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Melrose High School, 1925. Class Hockey Cap- tain (3); Hockey (4); B. S. ' C. E. (3,4). Civil Engineering. H-4COUTUNE HaGOBOS KeVORKIAN Born 1903 at Divrig, Sivas, Turkey. Prepared at American Preparatory School of Salonica, Greece, 1926. A. I. E. E. (2, 3, 4), Student Union (4). Electrical Engineering. 40 ™CAULDROh - Lawrence Edward Kilpatrick Born December 14, 1906 at Brooklvn, Connecticut. Home ad- dress, Brooklyn, Connecticut. Pre- pared at Killingly High School, 1923. Nutmeg State Club (2); B. S. C. E. (4). Civil Engineering. Louis M. Kledanow s SI Born August 13, 1908 at Bos- ton Massachusetts. Home address, 67 Nightingale Street, Dorchester, Massachusetts. Prepared at Me- chanic Arts High School, 1926. Assistant Manager Track (1, 2, 3); Fraternitv Basketball (2, 3); M. A. H. S. Club (1, 2, 3); A. S. M. E. O, 4). Mechanical Engineering. Elwin Carter Knowlton H T N Born July 18, 1908 at Franklin, Massachusetts. Home address, 30 Elm Avenue, Fairhaven, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Fairhaven High School, 1924. Social Com- mittee (2, 4); Nominatin g Com- mittee (2); Field Day Committee O); Interfraternity Basketball (3); Student Council (4); Cauldron Board (4). Electrical Engineering. Lionel LaBelle Born October 7, 1907 at Brock- ton, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 255 Court Street, Brockton, Massachusetts. Prepared at Brock- ton High School, 1925. Service Committee Brockton High Club (1); Chairman Social Committee Brock- ton High Club (2); B. S. C. E. 0. 4), Civil Engineering. Frederick Henry Langhorst, Jr. !• A Born April 6, 1909 at East Wey- mouth, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 74 HiUcrest Road, East Wey- mouth, Massachusetts. Prepared at Wevmouth High School, 1926. N. C. N. S. A. C. S. (2, 3, 4); Inter- fraternity Basketball (3); Smoker Committee (1). Chemical Engineering. Herbert Gordon Larsen B r E Born December 10, 1907 at Bos- ton, Massachusetts. Home address, 24 Fossdale Road, Dorchester, Massachusetts. Prepared at English High School, 1925. N. U. F. (3, 4); A.l. E. E. (3, 4);TrackCl). Electrical Engineering. James Joseph Leahy Born December 4, 1906 at Somer- ville, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 12 Granite Street, Somerville, Massachusetts. Prepared at Somer- ville High School, 1925. B. S. C. E. C4)- Civil Engineering. Arthur Lindaw Born February 19, 1906 at Cam- bridge, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 12 Laurel Street, Arlington, Massachusetts. Prepared at Arling- ton High School, 1925. Assistant Manager Basketball (1); Manager Freshman Basketball (2); Nomin- ating Committee (4); N. C. N. S. A. C. S. (4); Dean ' s List (1). Chemical Engineering. 41 ™CAULDROf  Wallace Oscar Lindquist r n Born January 7, 1908 at Worcester, Massachusetts. Home address, 358 Burncoot Street, Worcester, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at North High School, 1926. Class Baseball (1, 2, 3); B. S. C. E. Civil Engineering. Mellen Chandler Linscott U T N Born September 20, 1904 at Freedom, Maine. Home address, 197 Prospect Street, Portland, Maine. Prepared at Deering High School, 1923. Banjo Club (2, 3); Bachanalians (2); Social Commit- tee (1, 2); Nominating Committee (3); Treasurer Student Union (3); Art Editor Cauldron (4). Civil Engineering. Raymond Watson Littlefield r II Born July 6, 1907 at Kennebunk, Maine. Home address, Hopkinton Road, Concord, New Hampshire. Prepared at Wells High School, Wells, Maine, 1925- Student Union (1, 4); Senate (3, 4); A. I. E. E. (3); Chairman A. I. E. E. (4); Fraternitv Basketball (3, 4); Field Day Com- mittee (3). Electrical Engineering. Howard Foxon Lord Born November 28, 1908 at Chelsea, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 14 Jones Avenue, Chelsea, Massachusetts. Prepared at Chelsea High School, 1926. Class Track Team (1, 2); Class Hockey Team (3); Hockey (4); Fore Paw Society (4); B. S. C. E. Executive Com- mittee (4). Civil Engineering. Carlton Lester Lothrop II T N Born November 3, 1903 atJLiver- more Falls, Maine. Home address, 63 Second Street, Hallowell, Maine. Prepared at Hallowell High School, 1922. Nominating Committee (2); Secretary Student Council (3); Vice-President, Student Council (4);, Interfraternity Council (3, 4); Managing Editor Cauldron (4); A. S. M. E. O, 4). Mechanical Engineering. Theodore Rufus Love s A Born February 29, 1908 at Natick, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 36 Summer Street, Natick, Massachusetts. Prepared at Natick High School, 1925. Vice-President, Division B (3, 4); B. S. C. E. (4). Civil Engineering. James T. H. D. Macchi Born December 31, 1908 at West Roxbury, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress 1 South Free Street, Milford, Massachusetts. Prepared at Milford High School, 1926. Chairman Dance Committee Milford High School Club (1, 2, 3 4); President Milford High School Club (2, 3, 4); Captain Bowling Team (2, 3, 4); Interclub Council (1, 2, 3, 4); Treasurer- Secretarv, Milford High School Club (1). Electrical Engineering. George Allo Macdonald r n Born June 15, 1908 at Salem, Massachusetts. Home address, 35 Maple Street, Taunton, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Taunton High School, 1926. Class President (1); Class Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4) News (2, 3, 4); Cauldron Staff (4) Associate Editor Handbook (3) Student Council (1), Finance Com mittee (4), Field Day Committee 3 ; Rush Committee (1, 2); Class Football (1,2). Civil Engineering. 42 ™CAULDRON '  Alexander Gray MacGregor N E Z Born April 5, 1909 at Milton, Massachusetts. Home address, 151 Langdon Avenue, Watertown, Massachusetts. Prepared at Boston English High School, 1926. Nomin- ating Committee i l ' ); Social Com- mittee (1); N. C. N. S. A. C. S. (2, 3, 4), Musical Comedy (2); Junior Prom Committee; Cauldron Staff (4); Field Day Insignia (3); Student Union (2, 4); Senior Week -Committee. Chemical Engineering. RussEL J. Mancuso Born August 2, 1904 at Fredonia, New York. Home address, 20 Link Street, Fredonia, New York. Pre- pared at Fredonia High School, 1925. Student Union (2, 3); A. C. S. (2, 4;, Second Prize, Public Speaking Contest (2). Chemical Engineering. Wesley Herman Marden 2 A Born March 20, 1908 at Knox, Maine. Home address, Pembroke, Massachusetts. Prepared at Pem- broke High School, 1925. B. S. C. E. (4). Civil Engineering. George Edward Martin Born September 28, 1906 at Plain- field, New Jersey. Home address, 102 Brooks Street, West Medford, Massachusetts. Prepared at Medford High School, 1925. Varsity Track (1, 2, 3); Captain Track (4); Cap- tain Class Football (1, 2, 3 ); Cap- tain Hockey (3, 4); Tennis (1), ,A. S. M. E. (3, 4); Mechanical Engineering. Joseph Maslak Born March 13, 1900 at Broad Brook, Connecticut. Home address, Windsorville, Connecticut. Pre- pared at Mount Herman School, 1926. Nutmeg State Club (1). Civil Engineering. Neil Arthur Maynard Born August 25, 1906 at White River Junction, Vermont. Home address. White River Junction, ' ermont. Prepared at Hartford High School, 1925. A. I. E. E. (2, 3, 4); Twin State Club (3, 4); Interclub Council (3, 4). Electrical Engineering. Raymond Thomas Mazzucchi Born October 12, 1907 at Hart- ford, Connecticut. Home address, 156 Westland Street, Hartford, Connecticut. Weaver High School, Hartford, Connecticut, 1926. Nut- meg State Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Glee Club (1); Nominating Committee C3, 4); Tonsorial Artist for Phi Gamma Pi House (1, 2, 3, 4). Civil Engineering. Francis X. McArdle Born March 12, 1907 at Boston, Massachusetts. Home address, 91 Chelsea Street, Charlestown, Mass- achusetts. Prepared at St. John ' s Preparatory School, 1925. Rush Leader (1, 2); Social Committee (1, 3); Prom Committee (3); Field Day Committee (3); Senior Nomin- ating Committee; A. L E. E. (4). Electrical Engineering. 43 CAULDRON- Ward Lister McCann Born October 23, 1907 at Prince- ton, Maine. Home address, Prince- ton, Maine. Prepared at Princeton High School, 1925. Electrical Engineering. Hugh Paul McGee B r E Born January 1, 1908 at Fitch- burg, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 195 Heywood Street, Fitch- burg, Massachusetts. Prepared at Fitchburg High School, 1924. Dean ' s List (l)i Nominating Com- mittee (2, 4); Cauldron (4); A. S. M. E. (3, 4); Hockey (3, 4); Interfraternity Basketball (2, 3, 4). Mechanical Engineering. Louis Frederick McMurtry Born July 22, 1906 at Cambridge, Massachusetts. Home address, 321 Pearl Street, Cambridge, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Cambridge High and Latin School, 1925. Stu- dent Union (3, 4); A. L E. E. (3, 4). Electrical Engineering. Joseph P. McGuckian Born April 30, 1907 at Roslin- dale, Massachusetts. Home address, 65 Dudley Avenue, Roslindale, Massachusetts. Prepared at Boston English High School, 1924. Ntws (1, 2, 3, 4); Flying Club Co-founder and Treasurer (2); Director Flying Club (3); Flying Club (4); Nomin- ating Committee (2); Class Secre- tary (3); Class Hockey (3); Soccer Squad (4); Senate (2, 3); President Senate (4); A. S. M. E. (3, 4j; Dean ' s List(l, 2, 3). Mechanical Engineering. Daniel Sullivan McKinstry Born August 6, 1906 at South- bridge, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, Clemence Hill, Southbridge, Massachusetts. Prepared at Wells High School, 1926. Freshman Soc- cer; Class Baseball (2); Soccer (4). Civil Engineering. Thomas J. Melia Born June 26, 1908 at Worcester, Massachusetts. Home address, 98 Sterling Street, Worcester, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Worcester South High School, 1926. Soccer (1, 2, 3, 4); Flying Club; A. LIE. E.(4). . Electrical Engineering. Arthur Sherman Meloy, Jr. B r E Born April 10, 1908 at Stratford, Connecticut. Home address, 2965 Main Street, Stratford, Connecticut. Prepared at Stratford High School, 1925. Dean ' s List (1); Nutmeg Club (1, 2); A. S. M. E. (3, 4); Flying Club (2). Mechanical Engineering. Lester Samuel Milligan Born June 6, 1908 at Brooklyn, New York. Home address, Muncey Avenue, Babylon, New York. Pre- pared at Babylon High School, 1926. Soccer (l ' , 2, 3, 4); Freshman Track; Neu-s Reporter (2); A. L E. E. (3, 4); Cauldron (4). Electrical Engineering. 44 ™CAULDROh  Albert Addison ' Miller Born August S, 1907 at Boston, Massachusetts. Home address, 30 Russell Street, Arlington, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Rindge Tech- nical School, 1926. Track Team (1); B. S. C.E. (3). Civil Engineering. George Arthur Mixer N E Z Born January 9, 1907 at New London, Connecticut. Home ad- dress, R. F. D. No. 1, Groton, Connecticut. Prepared at Chapman Technical High School, 1924. Mechanical Engineering. Eli Arnold Minsky 2 o ijr Born March 8, 1909 at Boston, Massachusetts. Home address, 8 Dennison Street, Roxbury, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Boston Eng- lish High School, 1926. N. C. N. S. A. C. S. C2, 3, 4); Varsitv Base- ball (1); Interclass Baseball CI, 2, 3, 4); Varsitv Track Cl, 2); Inter- class Track (1, 2, 3, 4). Chemical Engineering. Arthur V. Molloy, Jr. Born December 9, 1907 at Med- ford, Massachusetts. Home address, 51 Hillside Avenue, Arlington, Massachusetts. Prepared at Arling- ton High School, 1926. Dean ' s List (1); Glee Club (1); Cross Country (2); Class Baseball (3); A. L E. E. (4). Electrical Engineering. Francis Lawr. nce Moran Born March 5, 1903 at Boston, Massachusetts. Home address, 102 Fuller Street, Brookline, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Chelsea High School, 1921. A. L E. E. (4). Electrical Engineering. Almon V. Morang r A Born December 25, 1907 at Clinton, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 29 Washington Avenue, Waltham, Massachusetts. Prepared at Deering High School, Portland, Maine, 1926. Maine-iacs (2, 3, 4); Vice-President (3) and President (4) Maine-iacsj Freshman Protec- tive Society (1); Varsity Track (1, 2, 3, 4) Captain (3); Freshman Track (1); Secretarv-Treasurer N. C. N. S. A. C. S. (3); N. C. N. S. A. C. S. (2, 3, 4); Interfraternity Council (3, 4). Chemical Engineering. Charles Trafton Morgan N E Z Born June 8, 1908 at Beverly, Massachusetts. Home address, 21 Lothrop Street, Beverly, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Beverly High School, 1926. Corresponding Secre- tary N. U. F. C. (3); A. I. E. E. Electrical Engineering. John T. Morley Born January 14, 1906 at Hyde Park, Massachusetts. Home address, 139 Beacon Street, Hyde Park, Massachusetts. Prepared at Hvde Park High School, 1925. Varsitv Track Cl, 2, 3, 4;;; A. S. M. E. C3, 4). Mechanical Engineering. 45 TH 1930 George Harold Morris Born May 7, 1904 at Boston, Massachusetts. Home address, 13 Leonard Street, Waltham, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Waltham High School, 1925. N. C. N. S. A. C. S.; Interclass Football (1); Class Baseball (4). Chemical Engineering. Harrison Russell Moseley Born August 15, 1908 at Spring- field, Massachusetts. Home address, Stafford, Connecticut. Prepared at Stafford High School, 1925. Band (1, 2, 3); Nutmeg State Club (1, 2, 3, 4); A. S. M. E. (3, 4); Student Union (1). Mechanical Engineering. Henry Otto Muenzner Born October 7, 1908 at Salem, Massachusetts. Home address, 23 Oakland Street, Salem, Massachu- setts. Prepared at Salem High School, 1925. Freshman Track, Class Hockey (3); Salem High Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Secretary Salem High Club (3); N. C. N.S. A. C. S. (2, 3, 4); Delegate Northfield Con- ference (2); Student Union (2). Chemical Engineering. John Francis Murley Born August 3, 1907 at Fitch- burg, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 87 Institute Street, Fitch- burg, Massachusetts. Prepared at Fitchburg High School, 1925. BasketballCl);N.C. N.S. A. C. S. (2,3,4). Chemical Engineering. P. TRicK G. Murphy Born April 14, 1908 at Belmont, Massachusetts. Home address, 5 Henry Street, Belmont, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Belmont High School, 1925. Field Day Com- mittee (3); Nom inating Committee (4); Student Council (4); Social Committee (4); A. I. E. E. (4). Electrical Engineering. William T. Nary Born May 5, 1906 at Adams, Massachusetts. Home address, 24 Maple Street, Adams, Massachu- setts. Prepared at Adams High School, 1925. A. S. M. E. Mechanical Engineering. Waldo Harold Nason Born September 29, 1907 at Freedom, New Hampshire. Home address, 36 Cherry Street, Waltham, Massachusetts. Prepared at Wal- tham High School, 1926. Dean ' s List (1); Flvmg Club (2, 3, 4); A. L E. E. (4). Electrical Engineering. Stanley P. Negus A K 2 Born March 22, 1908 at New Bedford, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 503 Cottage Street, New Bed- ford, Massachusetts. Prepared at New Bedford High School, 1926. Fraternity Basketball (2, 3); A. L E. E. (4). Electrical Engineering. 46 ™CAULDR0 4- Samuel Neiditz 2 n Born June 6, 1904 at Pinsk, Poland. Home address, 86 Edge- wood Street, Hartford, Connecticut. Prepared at Hartford High School, 1925. Interfraternity Basketball (3, 4); Student Union (2, 4); Musical Comedy (3, 4); Charter Member Nutmeg State Club (1, 2, 3, 4); N. C. N. S. A. C. S. (3, 4); Round Up (2); Ntws Staff (2, 3, 4); Cauld- ron Staff (4). Chemical Engineering. John Knute Nelson Born August 23, 1908 at Sweden. Home address, 102 Lexington Street, Newton, Massachusetts. Pre- pared at Newton High School, 1926. A. I. E. E. (2, 3,4). Electrical Engineering. Theodore A. Nelson Born November 26, 1907 at North Quincy, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 32 Oak Avenue, North Quincy, Massachusetts. Prepared at Quincy High School, 1926. Treas- urer Quincy High Club (2, 3, 4 Interclass Baseball (2, 3, 4); Inter- club Bowling (2, 3, 4); N. C. N. S. A. C. S. (2, 3, 4). Chemical Engineering. Robert John Neubert Born December 15, 1908 at Dorchester, Massachusetts. Home address, 45 West 44th Street, Bayonne, New Jersey. Prepared at Freehold High School, New Jersev, 1926. N. C. N. S. A. C. S. (2, 3, 4). ' Chemical Engineering. Erland Carl Nilson Born October 2, 1906 at New Britain, Connecticut. Home ad- dress, 39 Trinity Street, New Britain, Connecticut. Prepared at New Britain High School, 1925. Nutmeg Club (1, 2, 3, 4 ; A. S. M. E. (3, 4); Student Union (1, 3). Mechanical Engineering. William Bernard O ' Keefe Born September 21, 1909 at Salem, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 33 Briggs Street, Salem, .Massachusetts. Prepared at Salem High School, 1926. N. C. N. S. A. C. S. (2, 3, 4), Salem High Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Vice-President Salem High Club (3)- Chemical Engineering. Daniel Francis O ' Leary Born November 9, 1908 at Bos- ton, Massachusetts. Home address, 4 Lorette Street, West Roxbury, Massachusetts. Prepared at Boston English High School, 1926. Election Committee 03; Nominating Com- mittee (2); Class Baseball (1, 2); Class Baseball Captain (3, 4); Blue and Blue Club (1, 2); Hockey 2, 3); Junior Prom Committee; Master, Prom Dancing School, (3); Field Day Committee (3); Senior Social Committee. Electrical Engineering. Robert Doucet J. Ordway r n Born May 20, 1907 at Haverhill, Massachusetts. Home address, 116 Brockton Avenue, Haverhill, Mass- achusetts. Prepared at Haverhill High School, 1925. Freshman Track; Interfraternity Basketball ' 3, 4); Student Union (4); A. I. E. E. (4). Electrical Engineering. 47 ™CAULDROH- William Leonard Paine Born April 19, 1906 at Holbrook, Massachusetts. Home address, 13 Whiting Street, Plymouth, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Plymouth High School, 1924. Freshman Bas- ketball (1); A. I. E. E. (4). Electrical Engineering. Charles Ames Parker H T N Born June 10, 1909 at Lynnfield Center, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 149 Ocean Street, Hyannis, Massachusetts. Prepared at Tabor Academy, 1926. Soccer (1, 2); Class Secretary (2); Flying Club (2, 3, 4); Flying Club Secretary (3); Board of Directors Flving Club (4); S. I. E. Industrial Engineering. Levon Parmakian Born January 16, 1907 at Boston, Massachusetts. Home address, 63 Elton Avenue, Watertown, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Watertown High School, 1926. A. S. M. E. (3, 4); Dean ' s List (1). Mechanical Engineering. Richard L. Parmenter N E z Born January 2, 1909 at Avon, Massachusetts. Home address, Pine Street, Eastondale, Massachusetts. Prepared at Oliver Ames High School, North Easton, 1926. Banjo Club (1); Field Day Committee (3); A. LE. E. (4). Electrical Engineering. William Charles Paxton [a K S Born August 31, 1909 at Boston, Massachusetts. Home address, 23 Oxford Street, Lexington, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Lexington High School, 1926. Track Team (1, 2); Nominating Committee (2). Civil Engineering. Arthur William Peterson Born June 24, 1909 at North Easton, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 10 Central Square, Brockton, Massachusetts. Prepared at Brock- ton High School, 1926. Student Union(2);B. S. C. E. (4). Civil Engineering. Frank C. Petersen Born March 24, 1907 at East Boston, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 34 Maverick Street, Marble- head, Massachusetts. Prepared at Marblehead High School, 1925. A. LE. E. (2, 3,4). Electrical Engineering. RuTOER Emil Peterson Born January 10, 1906 at Hol- brook, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 475 South Street, Holbrook, Massachusetts. Prepared at Sumner High School, 1923. Student Union (1, 2, 3, 4); Banjo Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Domino and Dagger (1); Assistant Manager Musical Comedy (2). Civil Engineering. 48 -CAULDRON ' - Kenneth Leeds Pike Born June 3, 1906 at Chelsea, Massachusetts. Home addtess, 28 Gary Avenue, Chelsea, Massachu- setts. Prepared at Chelsea High School, 1924 and General Electric Engineering School, 1926. Dramatic Club (1, 2); Student Union (1, 2, 3); A. I. E. E. (4). GUSTAV ArDOLF PlNKUL, Jr. Born July 8, 1908 at Roxbury, Massachusetts. Home address, 268 Chestnut Avenue, Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts. Prepared at Dor- chester High School for Boys, 1926. N.S.A.C.S.(2,3,4). Chemical Engineering. Joseph C. Placzek r n Born December 12, 1906 at West- field, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 49 Mechanic Street, West- field, Massachusetts. Prepared at Westfield High School, 1925. Fall Baseball (1, 2, 3); Captain Fresh- man Basketball; Varsity Basketball (1, 2); Captain Varsin- Basketball (3, 4); Nominating Committee (2); General Committee on Ath- letics (2); Rush Committee (3); Student Council (4). Electrical Engineering. Manuel Press s n Born January 15, 1909 at New- York, New York. Home address, 155 Main Street, Middletown, Connecticut. Prepared at Middle- town High School, 1926. Interfra- ternity Council (3, 4); Nutmeg State Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Treasurer Nutmeg State Club (4); Interfra- ternitv Basketball (2, 3, 4); Class Baseball (4). Civil Engineering. Roman Frank Pucko Born February 11, 1907 at Chel- sea, Massachusetts. Home address, 7 Chestnut Street, Chelsea, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Chelsea High School, 1925. A. I. E.E. Electrical Engineering. John Willis Purssell, Jr. Born July 9, 1908 at Boston, Massachusetts. Home address, 1202 Morton Street, Boston, Massachu- setts. Prepared at Dorchester High School, 1926. N. C. N. S. A. C. S. (1, 2, 3, 4); Student Union (1, 2, 3, 4)- Chemical Engineering. JoHN pRANKLIN PuTNAM Born August 9, 1907 at Spring- field, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 314 Main Street, Easthamp- ton, Massachusetts. Prepared at Easthampion High School, 1924. Electrical Engineering. Bernard Raymond I s Born May 19, 1909 at Revere, Massachusetts. Home address, 55 Thornton Street, Revere, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Revere High School, 1926. Electrical Engineering. 49 ™CAULDROH- Claire Howard Redfield Born May 4, 1907 at High View, New York. Home address, Middle- town, New York. Prepared at Middletown High School, 1926. Social Committee (1); N. C. N. S. A.C. 5.(2, 3,4). Chemical Engineering. Harold Edgar Reed Born February 1, 1908 at Laconia, New Hampshire. Home address, 122 Central Avenue, Hyde Park, Massachusetts. Prepared at Nor- wood High School, 1926. Electrical Engineering. Seatore Armstrong Reed B r E Born August 13, 1908 at Strat- ford, Connecticut. Home address, 45 Lindsley Place, Stratford, Con- necticut. Prepared at Stratford High School, 1925. Nutmeg State Club (1, 2, 3, 4) President Nutmeg State Club (4); Treasurer Nutmeg State Club (3); Interclass Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4); Interfraternity Council (3, 4); Nominating Committee (1, 2, 3, 4); Social Committee (1, 4); N. C. N. S. A. C. S. (2, 3, 4); Assistant Manager Base- ball (1, 2, 3, 4); Interclub Bowling (3, 4); Interclub Tennis (2); Inter- fraternity Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4). Chemical Engineering. William Francis Repetto Born May 13, 1907 at Boston, Massachusetts. Home address, 265 Broadway, Somerville, Massachu- setts. Prepared at Somerville High School, 1925. Baseball (1, 2); Tennis (1, 2); Varsity Track (1, 2, 3,4),A.S.M. E. (3, 4). Mechanical Engineering. Alger Peaslee Reynolds z A Born November 15, 1905 at Butnham, Maine. Home address, 26 Toney Street, Dotchester, Mass- achusetts. Prepared at Maine Cen- tral Institute (1924). Junior Social Committee, Interfraternity Basket- ball (1, 2, 3, 4); N. C. N. S. A. C. S. (1,2,3,4). Chemical Engineering. George Emerson Rice Born May 27, 1908 at Chelsea, Massachusetts. Home address, 17 Fremont Avenue, Chelsea, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Chelsea High School, 1926. B.S. C. E. (3, 4). Civil Engineering. Stanley Morse Richards Born July 24, 1908 at Milford, Massachusetts. Home address, 281 Mam Street, Milford, Massachu- setts. Prepared at Milford High School, 1926. Milford High Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Treasurer Milford High Club (3); Secretary Milford High Club (4); Class Track (2); Field Day Committee (3); A. I. E. E. (4). Electrical Engineering. Bernard Ritea I S Born August 11, 1908 at Boston, Massachusetts. Home address, 33 Glenarm Street, Dorchester, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Revere High School, 1926. Glee Club (1, 2). Electrical Engineering. 50 ™CAULDRON ° Erskin ' g Goode Roberts K A Born August 23, 1909 at Cam- bridge, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 12 Mayfair Street, Boston, Massachusetts. Prepared at Boston English High School, 1926. Track (1. 2); Dean ' s List (1, 3); A, S. M. E. (3, 4). Mechanical Engineering. Albert Melville Robinson, Jr. r K Born August 15, 1908 at Woon- socket, Rhode Island. Home address 493 South Main Street, Woonsocket, Rhode Island. Prepared at Woon- socket High School, 1926. Track (1);A.S. M.E.(3,4). Mechanical Engineering. Isidore Krieger Rosoff Born September 4, 1906 at Brook- lyn, New York. Home address, 3190 Main Street, Springfield, Mass- achusetts. Prepared at Central High School, Springfield, 1924. Student Union (1); N. C. N. S. A. C. S. (2,3,4). Chemical Engineering. Daniel Wilmer Ross Born May 2, 1908 at Boston, Massachusetts. Home address, 9 Richards Road, Watertown, Mass- achusetts. Prepared at Watertown High School, 1926. A. I. E. E. (4); Student Council (4); Social Com- mittee (4). Electrical Engineering. Eric Albert Rounburg N E Z Born February 17, 1909 at Somer- ville, Massachusetts. Home address, 520 LaGrange Street, West Rox- burv , Massachusetts. Prepared at Waitham High School, 1926. Soc- cer (1, 2, 3); Musical Comedy (2, 3); Nominating Committee (2); A. I. E. E. (3, 4). Electrical Engineering. Milton Aldrich S. unders H T N Born March 23, 1906 at Westerly, Rhode Island. Home address, 126 Franklin Street, Westerly, Rhode Island. Prepared at Westerly High School, 1925. Editorial Staff of Freshman Handbook; Nominating Committee (1, 2); Flying Club (2, 3, 4); Board of Directors of Fly- ing Club (2); Assistant Secretary Student Union (2); Secretary Stu- dent Union (3); Student Co ' incil (2 3, 4); Chairman Prom Com- mittee (3); N. C. N. S. A. C. S. (2, 3, 4); Vice-President Student Council (4); Delegate at Student League of Nations 1929 Session at Radcliffe. Chemical Engineering. Arnold Edwin Sch. ier Born April 2, 1908 at Norwood, Massachusetts. Home address, 44 Highview Street, Norwood, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Norwood High School, 1926. Track (1); Band (3, 4): B. S. C. E. (4); Field Day Committee (3). Civil Engineering. Adelbert Ferdinand Schirmer N E Z Born April 29, 1905 at Brighton, Massachusetts. Home address, 202 Woodward Avenue, Buffalo, New York. Prepared at Mechanic Arts High School, 1922. News (1, 2)- Co- founder of Flying Club (2); Presi- dent Flving Club (2, 3); Director Flying Club (4); A. S. M. E. (3, 4). Mechanical Engineering. 51 ™CAULDROH- Harold F. Shearer Born October 19, 1906 at Homer, New York. Home address, 53 Cort- land Street, Homer, New York. Prepared at Homer Academy, 1925. A. S. M. E. (3, 4); Nominating Committee (3, 4); Finance Com- mittee (4). Mechanical Engineering. Henry H. Shepherd A K S Born July 23, 1908 at Bedford, Massachusetts. Home address, 95 Maple Street, New Bedford, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at New Bedford High School, 1926. Social Com- mittee (2); Junior Prom Com- mittee; President Student Council (4); President N. C. N. S. A. C. S. (4); Nominating Committee (4); Senior Week Committee. Chemical Engineering. Bernard Brinsley Sheridan r n Born September 14, 1906 at Winnipeg, Canada. Home address, 104 East 7th Street, Oswego, New York. Prepared at Oswego High School, 1925. Track (1, 2, 3, 4); Cross Country (1, 2, 3, 4); Inter- fraternity Basketball (2, 3, 4); Nominating Committee (1); Inter- fraternity Council (3, 4); Student Council ' (4); Junior Prom Com- mittee; Social Committee (4); Field Day Committee (3); Freshman Pro- tective Society (1); B. S. C. E. Civil Engineering. Joseph Anthony Shultz r n Born November 1, 1907 at Chico- pee, Massachusetts. Home address, 109 Lake Street, Webster, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Worcester Boys Trade School, 1926. Banjo Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Banjo Club: Assistant Manager (1), Librarian (2), Manager (3); General Manager of Musical Clubs (4); Social Com- mittee (2); Varsity Track (2); Yes, Yes, Siam ; Board of Man- agers of Musical Clubs (3, 4); Hockey (3); Field Day Committee (3); Nominating Committee (4); Interfraternitv Basketball (4); A. S. M. E. (3, 4). ' Mechanical Engineering. Edward T. Sina r n Born January 2, 1908 at Iquique, Chile. Home address, 1605 Ramirez Street, Iquique, Chile, South Amer- ica. Prepared at Institute Ingles, Santiago, Chile, 1925. Vice-Presi- dent A. I. E. E. (4); Flying Club (4); Student Union (1. 4); A. I. E. E. (3, 4); Dean ' s List (1, 2, 3, 4) Electrical Engineering. Joseph Aubrey Smith Born June 24, 1908 at Everett, Massachusetts. Home address, 151 Central Avenue, Everett, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Everett High School, 1926. Everett High School Club; Dean ' s List (1, 2, 3); Nomi- nating Committee (4); B. S. C. E. (4)- . . Civil Engineering. Alfred Thomas Stamp Born May 29, 1908 at Barrington, Rhode Island. Home address, 10 Chickatawbut Street, Neponset, Massachusetts. Prepared at Me- chanic Arts High School, 1926. Student Union (1); B. S. C. E. (3,4). Civil Engineering. Harry Carl Stedt N E Z Born February 14, 1907 at Worcester, Massachusetts. Home address. Box 133, Main Street, Holden, Massachusetts. Prepared at Holden High School, 1925. Fraternity Basketball (1, 2); Or- chestra (1, 2); Nominating Com- mittee (3, 4); Junior Prom Com- mittee; Secretary Treasurer A. S. M. E. (3j; Social Committee (4). Mechanical Engineering. 52 CAULDROH- Lee Edward Stilphen Born September 23, 1907 at Dresden, Maine. Home address. Cedar Grove, Maine. Prepared at Bridge Academv, 1925. Orchestra (l);Band(l, 2, 3, 4). Electrical Engineering. Vernon Lawrence Stone H T N Born April 13, 1905 at Washing- ton, Massachusetts. Home address, Becket, Massachusetts. Prepared at Technical High School, Springfield, 1924. Wrestling (1); Musical Com- edy (1); Glee Club (2); Social Com- mi ' ttee (3); B. S. C. E. (3, 4); Exec- utive Committee B. S. C. E. (4). Civil Engineering. Paul H. St. Pierre Born March 25, 1908 at Melrose, Massachusetts. Home address, 15 Fremont Street, Concord, New Hampshire. Prepared at Concord, New Hampshire High School, 1926. Rush Committee (1, 2); Track (1); Social Committee (2, 3); Prom Committee (3 ); Field Day Com- mittee (3); Financial Committee C4); A. I. E. E. (4). Electrical Engineering. William Everett Stratton A K S Born August 21, 1908 at Fall River, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 79 DeWolf Street, New Bed- ford, Massachusetts. Prepared at New Bedford High School, 1926. Track (1, 2, 3, 4); Class President (1, 2); Student Council (1, 2, 3); Social Committee (1, 2); Rush Committee (1, 2); Fraternity Bas- ketball (2, 3, 4); Class Basketball (2); Class Treasurer (3); Field Day Committee (3); Class Secretary (4); Financial Committee (4); A. I. E. E. (4)- . . Electrical Engineering. gH 1 Charles Thomas Stuart B r E Born November 17, 1898 at Calais, Maine. Home address, 189 North Street, Calais, Maine. Pre- pared at Calais High School, 1916. S I E (2, 3, 4); Vice-President S ' I. E. (3); President S. I. E. (4); Nominating Committee (4); Social Committee (4); Senior Week Com- mittee (4); Cauldron Staff. Industrial Engineering. William S. Sudack S Si Born November 21, 1909 at Fall River, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 478 Osborn Street, Fall River, Massachusetts. Prepared at B. M. C. Durfee High School, 1926. Soccer Squad (1); Banjo Club (1, 2); Or- chestral Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Interfra- ternity Basketball (2, 3); A. I. E. E. Electrical Engineering. Harold A. Swanson Born March 7, 1909 at Boston, Massachusetts. Home address, 280 Bellevue Street, West Roxbury, Massachusetts. Prepared at Boston English High School, 1926. Class Soccer (1); Class Baseball (2); N.C.N.S. A.C.S. (2,3,4). Chemical Engineering. Edward Swartz r n Born January 11, 1909 at Haver- hill, Massachusetts. Home address, 30 Davenport Street, Haverhill, Massachusetts. Prepared at Haver- hill High School, 1926. Flying Club (2, 3, 4); A. S. M. E. (3, 4); Musical Comedy (2, 3); Dean ' s List (1, 2). Mechanical Engineering. 53 ™CAULDROM- John Swift S A Born March 6, 1909 at Roslin- dale, Massachusetts. Home address, 75 Robert Street, Roslindale, Mass- achusetts. Prepared at Jamaica Plain High School, 1926. Nominat- ing Committee (1); N. C. N. S. A. C. S. (1, 2, 3, 4); Dean ' s List (2); Assistant Manager Musical Com- edy (2, 3); Property Manager Musical Comedy (4); Field Day Committee (3); Interclass Hockey Chemical Engineering. John Walter Szkolny Born December 25, 1907 at Morris Run, Pennsylvania. Home address, 101 Center Street, Morris Run, Pennsylvania. Prepared at Morris Run High School, 1926. Electrical Engineering. Edward E. Tansey Born March 10, 1908 at Boxford, Massachusetts. Home address, 28 Congreve Street, Roslindale, Mass- achusetts. Prepared at English High School, 1926. Chemical Engineering. Vance Southwell Tarr Born May 10, 1908, at Somerville, Massachusetts. Home address, 168 Central Street, Somerville, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Somerville High School, 1926. B. S. C. E. (4); Soccer (3). Civil Engineering. Warren Emerson Terrell Born March 20, 1905 at Fitch- burg, Massachusetts. Home address, Lakeview Avenue, Waltham, Mass- achusetts. Prepared at Waltham High School 1923. Freshman Track; Glee Club (2, 3, 4); A. I. E. E. (3, 4); Student Union (3); Roundup Committee (1). Electrical Engineering. Edwin Thompson Born July 26, 1907 at Dorchester, Massachusetts. Home address, 63j- Ceylon Street, Dorchester, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Mechanic Arts High School, 1926. Track a, 2, 3 ' 4)- . Civil Engineering. George Chester Thompson B r K Born March 2, 1909 at Springfield, Vermont. Home address. Elm Street, Dighton, Massachusetts. Prepared at B. M. C. Durfee High School, 1926. Assistant Manager Baseball (2, 3); Assistant Class Treasurer (1, 4); Class Treasurer (2); N.C.N. S. A. C. S. (2, 3, 4); Interfraternity Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4); Manager Interclass Baseball (3, 4); Head Usher Musical Comedy (4); Class Track (1, 2); Nominating Com- mittee (2, 4); Manager of Baseball (4); Fore Paw Society (4). Chemical Engineering. Leonard Malcolm Tracy Born August 31, 1907 at West Somerville, Massachusetts. Home address, 4 Electric Avenue, West Somerville, Massachusetts. Pre- pared at Beverlv High School, 1924. FIving Club (2, 3); A. S. M.E. (3, 4). Mechanical Engineering. 54 ™CAULDRON - Samuel Edmund Upton Born January 10, 1907 at Pea- body, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 20 Endicott Street, Peabody, Massachusetts. Prepared at Peabody High School, 1925. FIving Club C2, 3, 4); A. S. M. E. (3, 4); Greater Lvnn High School Club (3, 4); class Hockey (3). Mechaaical Engineering. Theodore M.artin Vader H T N Born November 30, 1905 at Medixrun, Pennsylvania. Home ad- dress, 1005 Turpin Street. Augusta. Georgia. Prepared at BaldwinsviUe Academv. BaldwinsviUe, New York, 1926. B ' . S. C. E. (4 , Fraternitv, Basketball (3, 4). Civil Engineering. Walter Kenneth Van Duzer Born October 24, 1907 at New York, New York. Home address, 413 Worcester Road, Framingham, Massachusetts. Prepared at Fram- ingham High School, 1926. . . I. E. E. (4). Electrical Engineering. Max Frederick Vogelsang Born March 9, 1906 at Hyde Park, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 143 Arlington Street, Hyde Park, Massachusetts. Prepared at Hvde Park High School, 1925. N ' . C. N. S. A. C. S. (2, 3); Student Union C2). Chemical Engineering. Herbert L. Vorderer Born April 7, 1908 at Brookline, Massachusetts. Home address, 95 Newburg Street, Roslindale, Mass- achusetts. Prepared at Mechanic . rts High School, 1926. Freshman Track- Senior Baseball; N. C. N. S. A.C. S.(2, 3,4). Chemical Engineering. Frederic William Wagner H T N Born September 3, 1904 at Nyack, New- York. Home address, 53 Washington Street, Nyack, New- York. Prepared at Nyack High School, 1922. Limbo Lamp Lighters (1); Nominating Committee (1) Chairman Social Committee C ) Interfraternity Basketball (2, 3) Interclass Basketball (2); Secretary Prom Committee (3); Finance Committee (4); Varsity Basketball (4); Cauldron Staff (4). Civil Engineering. Ch. rles Merrill Walker Born January 21, 1908 at New- port, New Hampshire. Home ad- dress, 6 High Street, Newport, New- Hampshire. Prepared at Towie High School, 1926. Nius StafF (2, 3,4);A. I. E. E. (3,4). Electrical Engineering. Robert F. Walker Born February 9, 1906 at Concord, New Hampshire. Home address, 129 Warren Street, Concord, New- Hampshire. Prepared at Concord High School, 1923. Class Baseball (1); Glee Club (1). Electrical Engineering. 55 ™CAULDR014- Harold Burton Watton N E Z Born September 29, 1906 at Rock- land, Maine. Home address, 1359 Beacon Street, Brookline, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Fitchburg High School, 1924. Track (1); Nominating Committee (2); A. I. E. E. (3, 4); Class Vice-President (3); Executive Committee (3); Field Day Committee (3). Electrical Engineering. Raymond L. Watts Born December 30, 1907 at Hopkinton, Massachusetts. Home address, 30 DeLoss Street, Fram- ingham, Massachusetts. Prepared at Framingham High School, 1925. 5. I. E. (4). Industrial Engineering. Arvo I. Wegelius Born April 13, 1909 at Quincy, Massachusetts. Home address, 126 Centre Street, Quincy, Massachu- setts. Prepared at Quincv High School, 1927. Glee Club (2, 3, 4); Double Quartette (2, 3, 4); Musical Comedy (2, 4). Electrical Engineering. Winston Pendleton Wentworth r n Born May 23, 1906 at East Or- land, Maine. Home address, Bucks- port, Maine. Prepared at East Maine Conference Seminary, 1924. Freshman Basketball (1); Inter- iraternity Basketball (2, 3, 4); Maine-iacs Club (3, 4); Interclub Bowling (3, 4); Tennis (3, 4); Fore Paw Society (4). Electrical Engineering. Warren Sherman Wheeler Born December 30, 1908 at Nor- well, Massachusetts. Home address, Norwell, Massachusetts. Prepared at Norwell High School, 1926. A. I. E. E.; Class Baseball (2, 3). Electrical Engineering. Laurence Houghton Willis Born March 2, 1909 at East Bridgewater, Massachusetts. Home address, 403 Bedford Street, East Bridgewater, Massachusetts. Pre- pared at East Bridgewater High School, 1926. Track (1); B. S. C. E. (3, 4); Interclass Baseball (4); Freshman Protective Society; Class Football (2). Civil Engineering. Kenneth B. Woodbury Born March 3, 1907 at South Portland, Maine. Home address, 333 Preble Street, South Portland, Maine. Prepared at South Portland High School, 1925. A. S. M. E.; Dean ' s List (2). Mechanical Engineering. Stanley Wyrzywalski Born November 24, 1905 at New Bedford, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 2 Jennings Street, New Bed- ford, Massachusetts. Prepared at New Bedford High School, 1925. Soccer (1, 2, 3, 4); Student Union (1, 3); A. S. M. E. (3, 4). Mechanical Engineering. 56 ™CAULDRON ' - Marshall Wilbur Young Born January 13, 1909 at Bel- mont, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 84 Agassiz Avenue, Waver- lev, Massachusetts. Prepared at Belmont High School, 1926. A. S. M. E. C3, 4). Mechanical Engineering. SuMKER L. Young N E z Born October 14, 1908 at Dor- ■chester, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 5 Puritan Avenue, Dor- chester, Massachusetts. Prepared at Mechanic Arts High School, 1926. Freshman Track; A. S. M. E. (3, 4); Student Union (1); Entertainment Committee (1). Mechanical Engineering. Saverio Zuffanti Born May 4, 1908 at Boston, Massachusetts. Home address, 12 Centre Avenue, Dorchester, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Dorchester High School for Bovs, 1926. N. C. N. S. A. C. S. (2, 3 ' , 4); Class Bas- ketball Cl); Class Baseball (4); Basketball (2, 3); Track (2, 3). Chemical Engineering. Calvin Hugh Yuill Born December 13, 1907 at Con- cord, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 112Tilton A. venue, Brockton, Massachusetts. Prepared at Howard High School, 1925. Electrical Engineering. . merico Joseph Zacchine Born December 20, 1907 at Quincy, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 69 Nightingale Avenue, Quincy, Massachusetts. Prepared at Quincy High School, 1926. Quincy High School Club (1, 2); Nominat- ing Committee (2); A. S. M. E. (3. 4). . Mechanical Engineering. 57 ™CAULDR014- ■THE BUNCH- 58 ™CAULDROM .«■ , ' ,■ St ;;a And li ' -f-by fha rich sl ' es, all dau. And Q-f+Gf M ?« F roe)+, ourfh a fi ' e3tur 2,staus I ' he cuaves ig i.% 5 ' And tx anderi no loveliness. Me leaves a ' Ag m Whifrz- unbnol n lory,a oa+bcr-ed nidianoM [■« 1 A Lo ' idrn, a sninino ' p zace,unaer Tne nio ' nT.iM ' (peooce) ' , IN MEMORIAM SOLOMON MATMEW3 MARQ15J JAMt5 tC WIN NA tNDELLJ? LOUIS SIMON COMEN 59 ™CAULDROI - Back Row: Perlmurer, Lannon, Stuart, Lovell Front Row: Kelly, Carr, Oliva Senior Class Officers DIMSION A AND B— BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION R. B. Carr T. E. Kelly (Division A) A. J. Oliva (Division B) P. M. Stuart (Division A) D. W. Lovell (Division B) H. T. Perlmuter (Division A) H. F. Lannon (Division B) Mr. a. B. Montgomery President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser 60 ™CAULDROW- Jacob Arnold Abbott K Z Born December 19, 1907 at Smurgon, Russia. Home address, 236 West Street, Gardner, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Gardner High School 1925. Neus Staff (1, 2); Baseball (1); Interfraternity Coun- cil (3, 4); Interfraternity Basketball (3, 4); Class Basketball (2); Inter- fraternity Bowling (1, 2 ; Student Union (1, 2). Business Management. Victor Philip Atwater N E Z Born July 31, 1908 at Boston, Massachusetts. Home address, 176 Brush Hill Road, Milton, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Milton High School 1926. Track (1, 2, 3); Class Track, Class Baseball; Sophomore Rush Committee; Interfraternity Basketball (3, 4); Senior Week Committee (4); American Manage- ment Association (4y. Business Management. Leonard J. Beedle Born August 2, 190S at Montreal, Canada. Home address, 35 Ashford Street, Allston, Massachusetts. Pre- pared at Boston English High School 1926. American Manage- ment Association (3, 4). Business Management. Henry Bower 1 2 Born Noyember 24, 1908 at Law- rence, Massachusetts. Home address, 85 Lincoln Street, Lawrence, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Lowell High School 1926. Interfraternity Coun- cil, Class Football CI, 2 :. Accounting and Finance. Ralph Waldo Emerson Cameron Born February 2, 1907 at Water- town, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 145 Galem Street, Water- tovyn, Massachusetts. Prepared at Watertown High School 1926. Student Union (1, 4); Freshman Track. Business Management. Richard Boutelle Carr B A Born August 11, 1907 at Han- cock Pc, Maine. Home address, 38 Otis Street, Newtonyille, Mass- achusetts. Prepared at Newton High School 1925. Student Union (1); Freshman Track; Track (3, 4); President Diyision A Junior Class; President Senior Class; Student Council (3); President Student Council (4); Musical Comedy Staff C3); Editor-in-Chief Cauldron (4); Accounting Club (4); Dean ' s List (1,2, 3); Banking Club (4). Accounting and Finance. Russell Ellsworth Cobb B A Born May 29, 1907 at Roslindale, Massachusetts. Home address, 320 Billings Road, Wollaston, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Thayer Acad- emy 1926. Old Home Day Com- mittee (1); Student Union (1); Assistant Manager of Soccer (1, 2); Class Baseball; Vice-President and later President of Sophomore Class; President Division B (3); Director of Management Association (3); Manager of Soccer (4); Student Council (4). Business Management. Julian Matthews Corey B A Born December 19, 1908 at Mans- field, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 12 High Street, Mansfield, Massachusetts. Prepared at Mans- field High School 1926. Nominating Committee (1); Yes, Yes, Siam (2). Business Management. 61 ™CAULDROH- James Peter Cucinotta S A Born September 18, 1908 at Bangor, Maine. Home address, 27 Belmont Avenue, Camden, Maine. Prepared at Camden High School 1926. American Management Asso- ciation; Prom Committee (3); Social Committee (3); Chairman Social Committee (4); Home Folks Day Committee (1). Business Management. RoPHUEL F. Dello Russo Born October 1, 1907 at Boston, Massachusetts. Home address, 83 Bowdoin Street, Medford, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at English High School 1925. Class Football (1, 2); Class Baseball (1, 2). Business Management. John Woodbury Dennis Born September 20, 1909 at Pea- bodv, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 144 Centre Avenue, Abing- ton, Massachusetts. Prepared at Abington High School, 1926. Amer- ican Management Association (3); Assistant Class Treasurer (3); Course Editor, Cauldron (4). Business Management. Howard Charles Edwards Born May 12, 1907 at Pittsfield, Massachusetts. Home address, Lanesboro, Massachusetts. Prepar ed at Pittsfield High School, 1925- American Management Associa- tion; Student Union. Business Management. Roger Gilbert Eldridge B . Born June 5, 1908 at Brockton, Massachusetts. Home address, 620 Warren Avenue, Brockton, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Brockton High School, 1926. Assistant Man- ager of Basketball (1, 2, 3); Man- ager of Freshman Basketball (2) Manager of Varsity Basketball (4) Home Folks Day Committee (l) . ssociate Editor of Handbook (4) Feature Editor of Cauldron (4) Brockton High Club (1, 2); Social Committee (3); General Athletic Committee (4); Program Committee Musical Comedy (4). Business Management. Stanley Ellsworth Fowler Born January 26, 1910 at Spring- held, Massachusetts. Home address, 7 Danville Street, West Roxbury, Massachusetts. Prepared at Boston High School of Commerce, 1926. B. A. Minstrel Club (1); Smoker Committees (2, 3); Social Com- mittee (3, 4); Student Union (1, 2, 3, 4); Assistant Class Treasurer (3); American Management Association (3, 4); Student Council (4). Business Management. Nelson Wesley Gallagher B A Born October 8, 1905 at Allston, Massachusetts. Home address, 167 Hunnewell Avenue, Newton, Mass- achusetts. Prepared at Newton Classical High School, 1926. News Staff (1, 2, 3, 4); Student Council (3); Sophomore Hop Committee (2); Home Folks Banquet Commit- tee (1); Program Manager Musical Comedy (4). Business Management. Edward Robinson Gammons Born January 28, 1908 at Auburn- dale, Massachusetts. Home address, 19 Melrose Avenue, Auburndale, Massachusetts. Prepared at New- ton High School, 1926. American Management Association. Business Management. 62 ™CAULDRON  Hyman Joseph Gretsky I 2 Born July 15, 1909 at Boston, Massachusetts. Home address, 21 Wolcott Street, Dorchester, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at English High School, 1926. B. A. Minstrel Show (1),- Home Folks Day (l)i Class Baseball (1); Cauldron Staff (4); Assistant Ticket Manager Musical Comedy (4); English High School Club (i, 2); Interfraternity Council (4); Interfraternity Basketball (3); Accounting Club (4). Accounting and Finance. C. DlMOND Keezer B A Born January 2, 1909 at Dan- ville, New Hampshire. Home ad- dress, 60 Main Street, Plaistow, New Hampshire. Prepared at Exeter High School, 1926. Class Secre- tary (2); Librarian Glee Club (2); Vice-President of Class (3); Treasurer American Management Association (3); Editor-in-Chief Freshman Handbook (3); Manager Glee Club C3); NwjStaff (3); Presi- dent of Combined Musical Clubs (4); Leader of Saxophone Band (4); Vice-President oi Twin State Club (4); Publicity Chairman of Student Union (4); Fore Paw Society (4); Cauldron Board (4); Photo- graphic Editor of Niws (4). Business Management. Thomas Edward Kelly s A Born January 9, 1908 at Waltham, Massachusetts. Home address, 21 Jackson Terrace, Newton, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Natick High School, 1925. Field Day Committee (1); Chairman Sophomore Dance Committee; News Staff (1, 2, 3); Musical Comedy Staff (2); Field Day Committee (3); Vice-President of Class (4); Social Committee (4); Accounting Club President (4). Banking Club f4). Accounting and Finance. Howard Francis Lannon Born February 16, 1909 at Boston, Massachusetts. Home address, 655 Parkway, West Roxbury, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at English High School, 1926. Field Day Committee (3); Class Treasurer (4). Business Management. Harry Charles Lesser Born September 9, 1908 at New- ark, New Jersey. Home address, 29 Compton Street, Boston, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at English High School, 1926. Class football (1, 2); Student Union (1); Assistant Class Treasurer (4); American Manage- ment Association; Home Folks Day. Accounting and Finance. Kendal Averill Love B A Born July 17, 1908 at Barre, Vermont. Home address, 19 Mill Street, Westfield, Massachusetts. Prepared at Westfield High School, 1926. Sophomore Hop Committee; Class Treasurer (2, 3); Student Union Treasurer (3); Junior Prom Committee; Field Day Committee 1929; President of Student Union Division B (4). Business Management. Dexter William Lovell Born March 10, 1909 at Dor- chester, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 81 Pinehurst Street, Ros- lindale, Massachusetts. Prepared at Dorchester High School, 1926. Class Baseball Ql); Class Secretary (4); American Management Asso- ciation (4). Business Management. Charles Emery Lynde B A Born . ugust 24, 1907 at Barre, Vermont. Home address, 63 Well- ington Street, Barre, Vermont. Prepared at Spaulding High School, 1926. Interfrarernity Council (3, 4); Social Committee (4). Business Management. 63 ™CAULDRON '  Stanley Nickerson Marshall Born August 20, 1905 at Lisbon Falls, Maine. Home address, 186 High Holhorn Street, Gardiner, Maine. Prepared at Gardiner High School, 1925. Accounting and Finance. William Edward Maskell, Jr. Born March 21, 1908 at Halifax, Nova Scotia. Home address, 171 Elliott Street, Milton, Massachu- setts. Prepared at Milton High School, 1925. Dean ' s List (1,2). Business Management. Raymond Davis Moore Born May 23, 1908 at Ashland, Massachusetts. Home address, 37 Dennison Avenue, Framinghani, Massachusetts. Prepared at Fram- ingham High School, 1926. Ameri- can Management Association. Business Management. Charles Leo O ' Donnell Born January 7, 1908 at Clinton, Massachusetts. Home address, 404 Main Street, Clinton, Massachu- setts. Prepared at Clinton High School, 1926. Business Management. Albert J. Oliva Z A Born September 30, 1908 at Bos- ton, Massachusetts. Home address, 66 Oakland Street, Brighton, Mass- achusetts. Prepared at High School of Commerce, 1926. Home Folks Day Committee (1), Chairman Smoker Committee (2); Chairman Sophomore Hop Committee (2); Chairman Junior Social Committee (3); Treasurer Junior Prom Com- mittee (3); Chairman Field Day Committee (3); Vice-President Sig- ma Delta Epsilon (3, 4); Vice-Presi- dent Senior Class; Secretary Student Council (4); Managing Editor, Cauldron Staff (4); Student Union (4); American Management Asso- ciation (4); Senior Week Com- mittee (4). Business Management. Eliot King Parkhurst Born September 22, 1907 at Chelmsford. Home address, Boston Road, Chelmsford, Massachusetts. Prepared at Chelmsford High School 1926. Minstrel Show (1); Student Council (4); Cauldron Board (4). Business Management. Harry Thomas Perlmuter Born June 14, 1908 at Boston, Massachusetts. Home address, 30 Mallon Road, Boston, Massachu- setts. Prepared at Boston English High School, 1926. Class Football (1, 2); Home Folks Day (1); Smoker Committee (1, 2); Junior Prom Committee, Student Council (4); Class Treasurer (4); Photo- graphic Editor of Cauldron (4); Ticket Manager of Musical Comedy (4); Student Union; Senior Week Committee. Accounting and Finance. Martin Rodert Petkus i: A Born July 4, 1907 at Lewiston, Maine. Home address, 219 Pine Street, Lewiston, Maine. Prepared at Jordan High and Bridgeton Prep 1926. Smoker Committee (1); Chairman of Activities of Maine-iacs Club (2); Class Baseball; Class Football; Class Soccer; Soccer (3); Junior Dinner Show Committee; Chairman Social Committee (4); Scenic Manager of Musical Comedy (4). Business Management. 64 CAULDROH- William Kingsbury Plunkett 2 A Born September 20, 1907, at Port- land, Maine. Home address, 447 Chapman Street, Canton, Massachu- setts. Prepared at Canton High School, 1926. Class Football (1, 2); Baseball (1); Basketball (1); Fresh- man Dance Committee CO; Sopho- more Hop Committee (2); Rush Committee (2); Fraternity Basket- ball (2, 3); Junior Social Commit- tee (3); American Management As- sociation (3, 4); Assistant to Scenic Manager (4). Business Management. Theodore Francis Rees Born November 29, 1907 at Providence, Rhode Island. Home address, 211 Melrose Street, Au- burndale, Massachusetts. Prepared at Huntington School, 1926. Class Treasurer (1, 3); Committee for Freshman Reception and Dance for Upperclassmen; Sophomore Hop Committee; Smoker Committee (3); Chairman Dinner Show Committee (3); Theatre Party Committee (2). Business Management. Benjamin Charles Russell Born August 1, 1907 at Cam- bridge, Massachusetts. Home ad- dress, 63 Irving Street, Everett, Massachusetts. Prepared at Everett High School, 1926. Vice-President Class (1); Class Football (1); Nom- inating Committee CO; Freshman Dance Committee; Sophomore Hop Committee; 1929 Field Day Com- mittee; 1928 Entertainment Com- mittee. Business Management. Richard Edmund Sawyer Born January 28, 1908 at Quincy, Massachusetts. Home address, 65 Thacher Street, Milton, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Milton High School, 1926. Student Union Cl); American Management Association (3, 4). Business Management. Paul Melville Stuart Born May 9, 1907 at Coventry, Rhode Island. Home address, 29 Station Street, Sharon, Massachu- setts. Prepared at Sharon High School, 1925. Freshman Track Team; Student Union (1); Class Vice-President C3); Class Secretary C4). Accounting and Finance. Charles Leander Waitt B A Born June 22, 1907 at Milton, Massachusetts. Home address, 85 Governors Road, Easr Milton, Massachusetts. Prepared at Tabor Academy, 1926. Freshman Dance Committee, Smoker Committee Cl 2), Sophomore Dance Committee; Fraternity Dance Committee Cl. , 3); Field Day Committee (3); Nominating Committee (2, 3); Student Union Cl, 2). Business Management. Kenneth E. Watson Born March 13, 1908 at Boston, Massachusetts. Home address, 43 Howitt Road, West Roxbury, Massachusetts. Prepared at Boston English High School, 1926. Assis- tant Manager Concert Orchestra Cl); Librarian Concert Orchestra C2); Pianist for Bacchanalians (2, 3, 4); Manager Concert Orchestra C3, 4); Board of Managers of Musical Clubs C3, 4); Class Hockey C3, 4); American Management Association; Publicity Manager for Musical Clubs; Senior Social Com- mittee. Business Management. Ralph Lynwood Wheeler Born July 25, 1906 at Boston, Massachusetts. Home address, 407 Belmont Street, Brockton, Massa- chusetts. Prepared at Beverly High School, 1925. Srudent Union Cl, 2, 3); American Management Asso- ciation C3). Business Management. 65 ™CAULDROH- Dean ' s T jst SENIORS- -BOTH SCHOOLS C. M Anderson w H . Bruce J- E. Cotter B. F. Curtis R. J- Edwards J- W. Greenleaf O E. Hartford A. J- Howard C. L. Lothrop H O MuENZNER A. J- Oliva A. P. Reynolds E. G Roberts E. T. Sina H L Vorderer S. ZuFFANTI 66 1 r r r ' r f ■•■r ' ' 1 lj 5 CAULDRON-- Back Row: Gorbell, Forbush Front Row: Prof. Tozer, Burke, MacKenzie Junior Class Officers DIMSION A— JUNIOR ENGINEERING G. L. Gorbell President W. W. Forbush Vice-President P. C. Burke Secretary D. H. MacKenzie Treasurer Professor E. F. Tozer Adviser 68 ™CAULDRON - Bates, Forsberg, Edson, Burak, Prof. Tozer Junior Class Officers DIVISION B— JUNIOR ENGINEERING R. E. Edson A. O. Forsberg T. A. Bates T. W. Burak Professor E. F. Tozer President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser 69 CAULDRON ' - Back Row: Begun, Hintz Front Row: Mr, Ellison, O ' Neil, Ackart Junior Class Officers DIVISION A— BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION V. D. O ' Neil President T. E. Ackart Vice-President W. Begun Secretary L. E. Hintz Treasurer Mr. B. M. Ellison Adviser 70 ™CAULDROh  Mr. Ellison, Sails, Blatchford, Vadala, Turner Junior Class Officers DIVISION B— BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION F. Blatchford President J. ' adala Vice-President J. A. Turner Secretary L. H. Salls Treasurer Mr. B. M. Ellison Adviser 71 ™CAULDRON ' - Dean ' s List JUNIORS— BOTH SCHOOLS S. M. Casparian C. Feingold G. L. GORBELL G. H. Knox V. S. McFarlin V. D. O ' Neil C. V. SCHER W, C. Shortle R. L. Spencer G. R. Steinbrenner J. A. Turner 72 T ' ' X • i ' ■[ . V ' . ' i 3- ™CAULDROh - Back Row : Presper, Pethybridge Front Row: Prof. Newman, Scott, Johnson Sophomore Class Officers DIMSION A— SOPHOMORE ENGINEERING C. R. Scott S. H. Presper C. A. Pethybridge A. E. Johnson Mr. D. A. Newman President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser 74 ™CAULDRON  Dunlap, Deneen, Ealcins, Moxom, Newman Sophomore Class Officers DIVISION B— SOPHOMORE ENGINEERING J. V. Eakins President G. E. Deneen Vice-President R. P. Moxom Secretary A. P. Dunlap Treasurer Mr. D. a. Newman Adviser 75 CAULDRON- Phillips, Howe, Greenleaf, Lake Sophomore Class Officers DIMSION A—BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION A. W. Howe C. R. Greenleaf . R. A. Taylor F. N. Phillips Professor W. S. Lake President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser 76 ™CAULDROH 1 ■ a . ' sKfA ' - fi 9 Ic O if iA ' i • ifffli M t ' M WM HL Jl i : |B ' P M B jAljjk mk ul ' ■ nl g ' - . H Bl H Hi Drake, Gillette, Walker, D. A. Robinson, Lake Sophomore Glass Officers DIVISION B— BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION W. S. Walker President C. M. Gillette Vice-President R. W. Drake Secretary D. A. Robinson Treasurer Professor W. S. Lake Adviser 11 ™CAULDROM- Dean ' s T ist SOPHOMORES— BOTH SCHOOLS F. E. Anderson C. J- Baker H Chatis A. B. Cohen E. A. Decker H. B. DUTTON J- A. Falt F. K. Foster A. y Frienschener P. w Glennon A. G( DRBUNOFF E. F. HiNTZ G. E MacNeil H. S. Maden R. M Morris F. S. MOSHER H. L. MURCH A. E. Sherys F. L. Shea N. E. Staples W J- Walker N. H Wright 78 CT v 1 ™CAULDR01 - Petersen, Erb, Scott, Noyes, Mr. Meserve Freshman Class Officers DIVISION A— FRESHMAN ENGINEERING T. F. Scott President K. H. Noyes Vice-President H. E. Erb Secretary W. Petersen Treasurer Mr. G. H. Meserve, Jr Adviser 80 ™CAULDROh  Back Row; Johnson, Goodrich Front Row: Morse, Grosz, Meserve Freshman Class Officers DIVISION B— FRESHMAN ENGINEERING J. J. Grosz .... T. H. Morse F. C. Johnson M. R. Goodrich Mr. G. H. Meserve, Jr. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser 81 ™CAULDROH- Tatton, McHugli, Best, Mon.ihan, Hickok Freshman Class Officers DIMSION A— BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION J. W. Best President F. E. McHuGH Vice-President F. F. Hickok Secretary R. G. MoNAHAN Treasurer Mr. Gerald R. Tatton Adviser 82 ™CAULDROf4- Back Row: Tavlor, Walter Front Row: Tatton, Hvde, Howe Freshman Class Officers DIVISION B— BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION R. M. Hyde President F. W, Howe Vice-President J. R. Taylor Secretary W. Walter Treasurer Mr. Gerald R. Tatton Adviser 83 ™CAULDROh - j im fco-Moiue t ?( v ? pAttUk A £jMlt£ P l!oT y 84 M H c J LJnscoii. YEAR ™CAULDR0 4- The College Year BASKETBALL BANQUET The annual banquet of the Northeastern Basketball Team was held at the Hotel Kenmore on March 13, 1929. Manager Donald W. Clark was toastmaster. Vice-Presi- dent Carl S. Ell, Professor Turner F. Garner, Dean Harold W. Melvin, and Professor John B. Pugslev were speakers of the evening. Graduate Manager of Athletics Edward S. Parsons awarded the varsity basket- ball N to eight and numerals to two men. Captain Joseph Placzek was re-elected captain for the 1929-1930 season, and Roger G. Eldridge was chosen manager. Coach Rufus H. Bond commended the team on their showing during the past season. Henrv Bradlee Fenno, Daddy of Husky Sports , rendered a poem about the quips and pranks of the hoop team on its annual trip to New York, and then presented gold basketball watch charms to the players. March 13, 1929. DIXISION B RUSH Northeastern ' s mid-winter carnival was held in the gymnasium on Thursday, March 14, 1929. The Freshmen scored a sweeping victory. All of the pre-rush dope was upset bv the Freshmen, the final score being 450 to 100. The Frosh scored victories in the obstacle race, tug-of-war, relay race, and basketball game, while the Sophs were onlv able to wm the volley ball game. The Sophomores lacked organization in the fight for class supremacy which resulted in their poor showing. March 14, 1929- SENATE The Northeastern Senate, honorary society of the Engineering school, gave a banquet to its graduating members on the evening of April 11. Joseph P. McGuckian, 1930 E, of Roslindale was elected President. Professor Ingalls, faculty advisor of the Senate, spoke briefly to the new members on subjects pertaining to election to the fraternity. NEWS BANQUET The annual banquet of the News took place on Tuesday, April 16, 1929 at the Hotel Kenmore with 66 members of the staff and six guests present. Roger H. Smith, 1929 B.A., the retiring Associate Editor, acted as toastmaster. Ernest S. Hill, 1930 E, was elected Editor-in-Chief and Joseph P. McGuckian, 1930 E, Associate Editor. Toastmaster Smith awarded the News quill to twelve members of the staff. 86 ™CAULDRON- And he drd A lull in -fh sfc 87 ™CAULDRON ' - Mr. Niles McSweeney, Assistant Sporting Editor of the Boston Evening American, was introduced as the guest speaker. He spoke on The College Correspondent and His Relation to the Press. Other speakers included Vice-President Carl S. Ell, Dean Harold W. Melvin, Director of Acitvities, Professor Stanley G. Estes, Director of Publications, Mr. Everett C. Marston, Faculty Advisor to the Neirs, and Mr. Edward R. Place, Director of Publicity. April 16, 1929. JUNIOR PROM On Friday evening, April 19, 1929, the first combined Engineering-B. A. Junior Prom was held in the Grand Ballroom of the Hotel Statler. Four hundred couples danced to the music provided by Bert Lowe and his Hotel Statler Broadcasting Or- chestra assisted by Billy Lossez and his syncopaters. The program opened at nine o ' clock and the strains of Home Sweet Home concluded the Prom at four on Saturday morning. At midnight the grand march was held, followed by a banquet in the main banquet hall of the Statler. Favors, in the form of writing sets, were presented during the Promenade. The faculty guests were Professor and Mrs. Emil A. GramstorfF, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Montgomery, an d Mr. William C. White and Miss Pauline Jones. Mr. H. Bradlee Fenno and Miss Dorothy Stone also were guests. April 19, 1929. SIGMA DELTA EPSILON Sigma Delta Epsilon, honorary society of the School of Business Administration, held its annual banquet on Tuesday evening, April 23, 1929, at the University Club. Six newly elected members were initiated, after which Vernon D. O ' Neil, 1931, of Cumberland, Maryland was elected President for the coming year. Mr. Charles W. Havice was unanimously chosen to continue as adviser to the society. At the close of dinner the entire group attended the Keith-Alhee Memorial Theatre. April 23, 1929. STUDENT COUNCIL BANQUET On Thursday evening, April 25, 1929, the Student Council held their annual banquet at the Hotel Lenox. George E. Lookup, 1929 E, presided at the head table which included Vice-President Carl S. Ell and Dean Harold W. Melvin the faculty members present, and the officers of the council. After several short speeches, the party adjourned to a local theatre where they witnessed a very enjoyable musical comedy. April 25, 1929. MUSICAL COMEDY BANQUET The entire personnel of the musical comedy Top O ' The World, assembled for a banquet in the Crystal Ballroom of the Hotel Kenmore on Tuesday, April 30, 1929. ™CAULDR01 - 89 ™CAULDROW- This banquet was given to the staff and actors who helped put Northeastern on the map from the theatregoer ' s viewpoint. Mr. Edward R. Place and Professor Trentwell M. ' hite, co-authors of the play, Samuel Zitter 1929 B.A., composer of the musk, and Mr. Joseph Crossen, the dancing coach were special guests. Raymond C. Hardin, 1930 E, was elected general manager of next year ' s produc- tion. Plans were tentatively made to make next year ' s play the biggest and best musical comedy ever presented by Northeastern students. April 30, 1929. DEAN ' S LIST DINNER Seventy-two upperclassmen were guests at the second annual Dean ' s List Dinner held at the University Club on Saturday evening May 11, 1929. Dean Carl S. Ell awarded George H. Knox, 1931 B.A., of Northampton, a scholarship of $100.00 for having attained the highest scholastic grade of any student in the University. Dean Ell introduced a new feature, that of awarding a Certificate of Scholarship to the highest ranking senior. This award was made to Charles P. Goeller, 1929 E, of Jamaica Plain. Dean Ell next presented Professor Turner F. Garner, who introduced the main speaker of the evening. Dr. William Trufant Foster, Director of the Pollak Founda- tion for Economic Research. Dr. Foster delivered an address which entailed many interesting facts on the subject of Should Students Study. May 11, 1929. TRACK BANQUET Northeastern finished fifth in the New England Intercollegiates on Saturday, May 25, 1929. After the meet, the tracksters were feted to a banquet at the Hotel Kenmore. Medals were awarded to all men who broke records during the past year. Professor Winthrop E. Nightingale, Chairman of the Faculty Committee on Ath- letics, awarded letters to nineteen men. Dean Carl S. Ell paid tribute to the team and coaches. Coaches Zeller, Parsons, and Tatton expressed their appreciation of the cooperation that prevailed during the season. George E. Martin, 1929 E, was elected captain for the 1929-1930 season. Gifts of remembrance were presented to the letter men at the close of the banquet. May 25, 1929. ANNUAL OUTING The Annual Outing which concluded the program of social activities of North- eastern students was held on June 8, 1929 at Riverside. Special trains together with the students ' autos provided transportation to the grounds in order that all might take part in the flag raising, and the presentation of the senior class colors to the freshman class. One of the highlights of the day was the Facultv-Senior baseball game. The former college stars were unable to cope with the hitting and fielding of the dignified 90 ™CAULDROW .noM i j g efi Haho eciii- o t ' CiCi 91 ™CAULDR014- seniors, the professors being forced to bow to the students by the close score of 10 to 8. Field and water sports were featured during the day, and dancing and canoeing in the evening served to round out a verv enjoyable program. June 8, 1929. DIVISION A FRESHMAN Brown Hall, in the Conservatory of Music Building, was the scene of the first social appearance of the class of 1934 when the Faculty-Freshman reception was held there on the evening of September 6. Talks by President Speare and Dean Ell, motion pictures of University life, and music by a trio from the Conservatory were features of the evening. The reception was brought to a close when refreshments were served by members of the student body. The Student Union played host to the freshmen at the annual reception on Sep- tember 20 in Bates Hall. The conventional program of speeches, amateur and profes- sional entertainment, movies, and refreshments was augumented by the appearance of Husky. His stay was cut short by the excited freshmen, who proved too noisy for his naturally reticent character. The sophomores proved their supposed superiority over the freshmen by winning the annual outdoor Rush classic, held this year at Huntington field, to the tune of 235 to 100. In the pole rush, the strategic attack of the defending sophomores on the approaching freshmen was not anticipated by the first-year men, and they were hope- lessly outclassed. The closeness of the football game and the obstacle race, both of which resulted in tie scores, provided considerable interest and excitement. The comedy of the event was the six-legged race. This went to the sophs, 40 to 20. As a result of their victory, the sophomores were royally entertained in Bates Hall, December 6, at a smoker given by the freshman class. Sizzling hot dance music by the freshman orchestra started a gay evening. Addresses by presidents of both classes and by two members of the faculty. Professor Holmes and Professor White, were the next offerings eagerly accepted. The appearance of a new musical club, the Saxophone Band, and other varied entertainment were hailed with great glee. The Hatchet ceremony, presided over by President Carr of the Student Council put an end to all strife between sophomores and freshmen. A mad struggle for refreshments concluded th e evening. SENIOR INFORMAL The true opening of Northeastern ' s social season, the annual senior informal dance, was held in the crystal ballroom of the Hotel Kenmore. Three hundred couples crowded the dance floor and its environs — more might be said of the environs taxing the facilities of the ballroom to the utmost. It was a brilliant affair and started the social life of the University in a more successful manner than dances of previous years. Guests of the evening were Dean and Mrs. Ell, Professor Gramstorff and Mr. Alexander. 92 CAULDRON ' - SOPHOMORE HOP Division A sophomores added to their records a most excellent Hop on December 11 at the Tent — Northeastern ' s dance hall. Morey Pearl ' s artists provided their usual good music, delighting the two hundred couples who attended. Novel favors and the appearance of Morey himself helped make the dance unusually successful. SOCCER BANQUET Players, managers, and facultv members attended the annual soccer banquet at the University Club December 5. Toastmaster Russell E. Cobb presided, introducing the four speakers: Coach Priestly, Professor Bruce, Mr. H. B. Fenno, and Professor Night- ingale. A gift of a billfold to each player by Mr. Fenno was an unlooked for tribute to the team. Alfred H. Booker was elected to the 1930 captaincy, and Harry Burton was chosen to head the managers. Letters and numerals were awarded to the players by Professor Nightingale. DIVISION B RUSH Completelv outclassed, the sophomores were forced to relinquish whatever authority they may have thought they possessed over the freshmen as a result of the annual mid-winter rush in the Johnson Memorial Gymnasium on January 16. The final score of 450 to 100 in favor of the first-year men testified to their superiority. The basketball game was the only one of the five events that the hard-working sophs succeeded in capturing. Decreed forfeited to the yearlings by the Student Coun- cil, the first heat of the tug-of-war was really won by the sophomores — with one too many on their team. The other two heats of the rope contest, as well as the obstacle and the relay race, piled up a score of 350 for the freshies . The additional 100 points was gained in the volley ball game in which all members of each class took a part. MIDWINTER CONCERT AND DANCE The outstanding feature of this season ' s Annual Midwinter Concert and Dance, held at the Boston City Club on the evening of January 17 was the appearance of Mr. Rubon Y. Robison, the guest soloist of the evening. The concert program was enjoyed until ten-thirty. A hard fought battle of music between the Bacchanalians, the official University dance team, and a group of Freshman jazz artists was a decided hit on the second part of the afi air. The dancers can best decide to which belongs the honors. Such a successful public presentation of the musical efforts of the University sets a new standard for Northeastern ' s future musical clubs. 93 ™CAULDRON ° we iGHTy ' PfiOBi-CMS 94 s D u a .a, a. Ji = 2-S L, rt - s ' ° ' y ° P3 t ™CAULDROf4- Members of the Northeastern University Senate OFFICERS J. P. McGucKiAN President O. J. Calderara Vice-President B. F. Curtis Secretary-Treasurer Prof. J. W. Ingalls Faculty Adviser SENIORS J. Swift C. M. Anderson R. J. Edwards E. T. SiNA H. C. MuENZNER O. E. Hartford R. W. Littlefield O.J. Calderara B. F. Curtis J. P. McGuCKIAN C. Feingold S. M. Casparian JUNIORS V. S. McFarlin G. L. GoRBELL A. F. Sherys F. K. Foster SOPHOMORES ALUMNI IN THE F. CULTY J. Eakins A. B. Cohen Prof. E. S. Parsons Prof. A. E. Whittaker Mr. W. C. White Mr. . E. Everett Mr. F. H. LaBree The Senate THE honorary society of the School of Engineering was organized May 3, 1921. Aspirants for member- ship in the Senate are considered upon a threefold basis: scholastic attainment, character, and per- sonality. At one of the early meetings, the name The Senate was adopted. A charm in the form of a scroll with the word, Senate , in old English letters on the front and suitably engraved on the back, was chosen as the official insignia of the society. The purpose of the society was thus stated: To foster and promote high schol- arship and social activity . There are at present 127 alumni members, the majority of whom keep in active touch with the under- graduate organization, . bout 20 undergraduates are elected to membership each year. The annual program of the Senate is as follows : Meetings of a social or educational nature each five-week period of the fall; the annual Senate alumni dinner in the early winter; business and election meetings in Februarv and March followed by initiation and social meetings; and in June the annual Farewell Banquet in honor of the Senior Senators. It is traditional that membership in the Senate is the highest honor which can be conferred upon a student at Northeastern Universitv, School of Engineering. This is so because it is recognized that, although scholar- ship is the fundamental basis upon which the Senate is built, yet its rules recognize the fact that high schol- arship is but one of the characteristics of an all-round, outstanding man. The Senate scroll is awarded only to one who, by his excellence in scholarship, integrity of character, diligence in e-xtra curricula activities, and faithful endeavor in the interests of his fellow students, has demonstrated his ability and shown his love for his Alma Mater. 97 ™CAULDROH- Back Row: Begun, Brown Front Row: Knox, O ' Neil, Oliva Sigma Delta Epsilon Mr. a. H. King Mr. G. R. T. tton FACULTY Mr. B. M. Ellison OFFICERS Mr. G. H. Whittum Mr. G. R. Fennell V. D. O ' Neil A. J. Oliv. G. H. Knox MEMBERS A. Brown, ' 31 Presidmt Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer A.J. Oliva, ' 30 W. Begun, ' 31 V. D. O ' Neil, ' 31 G. H. Knox, ' 31 ELECTION to Sigma Delta Epsilon, the honorary society of the School of Business Administration, is the highest honor that can be conferred upon a student in this school. Those who are eligible for election are considered upon the basis of sound scholarship, personal character, and University activities. The men privileged to wear the gold key of the society are notable for their general leadership in undergraduate life. Carrying high standards into their business and professional careers, Sigma Delta Epsilon alumni are to be found in eminent places among the younger graduates. While this honor group functions quietly, its dignified influence lends a definite tone to the school. By reason of its rigid requirements, the active membership is never large. Usually about six men are elected each year. Meetings are held at least once a month; an annual prize is awarded to a freshman most worthy on the basis of scholarship, character and activities; and several times each year the alumni meet with the under- graduates for a social evening. The gold key of the society is rhombic in design with the symbolism and the Greek letters Sigma Delta Epsilon engraved upon its face. 98 CAULDRON- Swcxnnee River The LiP 99 7; J3 CS ij £-0 -.2 3U i2-c -,4 -13 1 C U I- P- rt . oj „ ■T- - 1J J _CQ CO - id ti ' £ o ' ■J „- d. C u. OJ X - «J ■=: c O „- j= 2 t. !2 ' -0 — _3J 3 g S o S o O cS o aPw£ ™CAULDROW- The University Student Council DIVISION A DI ISION B R. B. Carr, ' 30 President H. H. Shepherd, ' 33 C. L. LoTHROP, 33 Vice-President M. A. Saunders, ' 30 L. M. Rymph, ' 32 Secretary-Treasurer A. J. Oliva, ' 30 1930 1930 J. L. Burns F. P. HoGAN R. G. Hardin B. B. Sheridan H. Perlmuter R. B. Carr D. W. Ross E. C. Knowlton P. G. Murphy H. H. Shepherd S. E. FOW-LER E. K. Parkhurst 1931 1931 G. D. Crocker A. K. Wright G. H. Knox A. C. Anderson R. E. Edson E. W. Crawford 1932 1932 C. R. Scott L. M. Rymph J. E. Doyle 1934 T. F. Scott J. Best J. W. Eakins H. C. Stillings R. N. Morris Four Members at Larff Four Members at Large J. C. Placzek C. L. LoTHROP H. TlFTANV R. Cobb M. A. Saunders H. R. Adams A. J. Oliva D. B. Crowther THE University Student Council is primarily a body endowed with the po%ver to govern student activ- ities. The Council organized this year early in the fall under its two presidents, and has worked very efficiently. The Freshman-Sophomore relationships have been handled in a very satisfactory manner this year by both councils. The Division A Group inaugurated the precedent of manual labor for recalcitrant freshmen. In addition to the large amount of work entailed in interclass relationships, the Council has considered many matters of policy and has made many important decisions. The Council has gradually increased its scope of activities and tends more and more to make itself felt as an aggressive and positive factor in student activities. 101 , o (u — Sw CC — 1 cU-J ■ S - ' IH O CQ _c - 8 2- . OJ Q ■ 2 « O w is ™CAULDROH- Interfraternity Council J. H. Aldrich Prssidint S. A. Reed Vice-President R. F. Walker Secretary-Treasurer Mr. B. M. Ellison Adviser BETA GAMMA EPSILON S. A. Reed P. Munroe ALPHA KAPPA SIGMA J. H. Aldrich J. W. LaBelle ETA TAU NU C. L. LoTHROP A. H. Baxter SIGMA OMEGA PSI M. Press H. Cohen NU EPSILON ZETA W. A. MacDonald R. B. Walker PHI GAMMA PI B. B. Sheridan J. M. Ingraham SIGMA PHI ALPHA R. Rich S. M. Bohaker PHI BETA ALPHA H. A. Graves C. E. Lynde KAPPA ZETA PHI J. A. Abbott S. Wesalo GAMMA PHI KAPPA J. E. Cotter F. B. Weston SIGMA DELTA A. W. MoRANG (resigned) R. H. Cassidy IOTA PHI SIGMA H. J. Gretsky Henry Bower THE Interfraternity Council is a representative group governing interfraternity relationsfiips. It is composed of two members ftom each of the twelve fraternities of the Engineering and Business Admin- istration Schools. The Council is now in its third year, and the friendly spirit and harmony existing among the fraternities is largely due to the efforts of this organization. The Council is advised by Mr. Ellison and its decisions are reviewed and checked by the Faculty Com- mittee on Fraternities composed of the faculty advisers of the several fraternities. 103 C C c G aoT3 O - CI, p t- icS l CQHoo ti. CAULDROH- Fore Paw Society F. P. HoGAN President A. O. FORSBERG 1 rr- n ; ,,,,-, Vtce-cresidents k. H. NOYES J H. R. Adams Secretary L. H. SoBEY Treasurer MEMBERS R. G. Eldridge G. C. Thompson L. J. Kershaw S. A. Reed ' . Begun J. P. McGuCKIAN J. M. Ingraham F. E. Hess R. p. Sheridan H. Schlier H. E. Burton W. T. SCHAFER T. E. ACKART V. S. McFarlin C. D. Keezer W. A. Symancyk F. M. Moses W. P. Wentworth F. E. Powers F. P. Hogan A. O. FoRSBERG K. H. NoYEs H. R. Adams L. H. SoBEY E. W. Crawford G. FiLEMAN 105 O c Q « - B u o II ™CAULDRON '  Northeastern Student Union EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FOR 1929-1930 DIVISION A Addison H. Pratt Stern A. Lyon Clinton T. Kessell Kenneth L. Killer Herman B. Williams Raymond A. Grant Gordon I. Dower Vernon S. McFarlin John S. Young Kendal A. Love . Kenneth L. Killer Robert M. Hazelton COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN DIVISION B President Secretary Treasurer Relipous Service and Welfare Social Membership Publicity Intercollegiate President Secretary Treasurer COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Norman W. Cote Frank G. Boardman Gerald T. Pillsbury Merton C. Smith C. Dimond Keezer John S. Young Dean Carl S. Ell Dean Harold W. Melvin Prof. Edward S. Parsons ADVISORY BOARD Executive Secretary Prof. Charles W. Havice O ce Assistant William A. Symancyk Religious Service and Welfare Social Membership Publicity Intercollegiate Prof. C. W. Havice Rev. William E. Gardner, D.D. Rev. Newton C. Fetter THE Northeastern Student Union has enlarged its program so that it serves in many ways the entire student body. Its threefold activities — social, service, and spiritual — have extended themselves into all branches of student life. One of the Union ' s most notable achievements is the weekly chapel service. Many eminent preachers serve as chapel speakers. In its noon-hour programs, the Union has sponsored a variety of educational and entertaining features including popular lectures, movies, and forums. Through its Service and Welfare department letters, copies of the News, (lowers, and fruit have been sent to ill students; moreover, visits have often been made. The Lost and Found department has also been of great service. Over 2000 articles were returned during the year. The Reading and Writing Room is comfortably appointed for the use of all Students. Loung ing chairs, study tables, writing desks, magazines and newspapers are to be found in this room. Husky stationery, pens and ink are always available. The social activities have included several large receptions and a number of smaller social programs. Through its diversified intercollegiate contact the Union has given dignified publicity to the University. Delegates were sent to a large number of student conferences throughout the year. 107 ™CAULDROH- Back Row: Calderara, Stone, Lord Front Row: Hill, Hess, Greenleaf Boston Society of Civil Engineers NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY SECTION Fred E. Hess Prisidtnt John W. Greenleaf Vice-Presidmt Ernest S. Hill Secretary Orall Calderara ] Vernon ].. Stone Executive Committee Howard F. Lord J Professor Alvord Adviser 108 CAULDRON ' - Stedt, Feingold, Schirmer, Tewksbury American Society of Mechanical Engineers NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY SECTION Harry C. Stedt 1 i - ■ a ( Prtsident , c -r Division A 1 r , , Arthur S. Tewksbury i iicrctary Adelbert Schirmer i r-i- ■ r I President r I- I Division is :.,,„„.., Charles teingold J iecrttary Professor Zeller Advisir 109 ™CAULDROH Burns, Sina, Littlefield, Parks American Institute of Electrical Engineers NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY BRANCH R. W. Littlefield Chairman E. T. Sina Vicc-Chairman R.J. Edwards Division A Secretary J. L. Burns Division B Secretary L. A. Parks Treasurer Professor Smith Adviser THE Northeastern University Student Branch, American Institute of Electrical Engineers completed a very successful year. Several speakers of prominence and experts in their respective fields spoke during the year. no ™CAULDRON ' - Hamblett, Strahan, Aldrich, Shepherd American Chemical Society NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY CHAPTER OF THE NORTHEASTERN SECTION N. C, N. S., A. C. S. John H. Aldrich President Henry H. Shepherd Vice-President Herbert Tiffany Division A I Secretary-Treasurer Walter C. Hamblett I Division B Secretary-Treasurer Professor Strahan Auvtser 111 ™CAULDRO!  Back Row: Lynn, Foster Front Row: Ingalls, Stuart, Davis Industrial Engineering Society NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY CHAPTER C. T. Stuart Prisidint N. W. Davis Vi:e-Prisidint E. F. Foster Secretary E. L. Holland Treasurer Professor Ingalls Adviser 112 ™CAULDRO[ - Back Row: Turner, Lovell Front Row: Davis, Keezer, White American Management Association C. D. Keezer PraiJnit D. W. Lovell Vici-Presidtnt D. S. White Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Davis AJiiser 113 ™CAULDROH- Thomas E. Kelly Prof. Robert Bruce Accounting Club OFFICERS Thomas E. Kelly, Pies dent George H. Knox, Secretary Prof. Robert Bruce, Adviser 114 ™CAULDROh - Back Row: Piccolo, Phillips, Hallisey Front Row: Prof. Porter, Urann, Bailey Robert M. Urann Edgar C. Bailey . Burton W. Phillips Rudolph M. Morris AcHiLLE V. Piccolo George C. Hallisey WiNSLOw Porter Banking Club President Vice-President Secretary Associate Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms Adviser 115 CAULDRON- Back Row: Keezer, York, Maynard Front Row: Tozer, Edson, Adams Inter-Club Council Vresidtnt John W. LaBelle Secretary Lester York James T. Macchi, Milford Leo Darr , Quincy Lester York, Everett Richard Lee, Salem Presiiietlt Raymond E. Edson Sccretan Alfred E. Lonnberg James T. Macchi, Milford Leo Darr, Quincy Alfred E. Lonnberg, Everett Cornelius J. Buckley, Salem DIVISION A OFFICERS Fletcher H. Bingham, Empire DivisiOx b officers Treasurer Leo Darr Ailtiser Prof. Eliot F. Tozer Lester E. Hintz, Nutmeg Raymond Grant, Maine John L. LaBelle, Greater Lynn C. Dimond Keezer, Twin State Treasurer Daniel Madio AJvlser Prof. Eliot F. Tozer Daniel Madio, Nutmeg Gerald T. Pillsbury, Maine Raymond E. Edson, Greater Lynn Neil Maynard, Twin State 116 ™CAULDRON '  Flying Club Kenneth I. Bird . President Lewis H. Whitney Vice-President Wallace Bazle y . Recording Secretary Robert E. Madsen Corresponding Secretary Prof. ' inthrop E. Ni (GHTINGALE Adviser Kenneth I. Bird Nutmeg State Club Founded 1925 Seaton a. Reed .... President Raymond T. Mazzucci . Vice-President Donald G. Eaton . . . Secretary Manuel Press .... Treasurer Mr. William T. Alexander . Adviser Seaton A. Reed 117 TM CAU mo Maine -lacs Founded 1927 A. W. MoRANG .... President R. A. Grant . . Vice-President G. T. PiLLSBURY .... Secretary R. A. James Treasurer Mr. Arthur B. Montgomery Adviser A. W. MoRANG Everett High School Club Founded 1925 Wallace H. Bazley President Donald E. Coburn Vice-President Stewart A. Ahman . . . Secretary George L. Gorbell Treasurer Prof. William J. Alcott, Jr. . Adviser Wallace H. Bazlev 118 ™CAULDROH- Milford High School Club Founded 1926 James T. H. D. Macchi President John G. Carlson . Vice-President John L. Abretti .... Secretary Louis Kofman .... Treasurer Mr. Albert E. Everett . . Adviser J.4MES T. H. D. M.ACCHI Salem High School Club Founded 1924 Cornelius J. Buckley . . . President Arthur Foley . . . Vice-President William T. Linehan . . Secretary Clifford D. Foss .... Treasurer Mr. Charles O. Baird, Jr. . Adviser Cornelius J. Buckley 119 TM CAU mo Twin State Club Founded 1929 John C. Gale Erwin a. Chase Eric Johnson C. DiMOND Keezer Gordon Moore Mike A. Koledo . Roger B. Spafford President, Div. A President, Div. B Vice-President, Div. A Vice-President, Div. B Secretary Treasurer, Div. A Treasurer, Div. B Prof. Wilfred S. Lake Adv Erwin A. Chase Quincy High School Club Founded 1923 Roger C. Bascom .... President George T. Felix . . Vice-President Donald H. MacKenzie Secretary Theodore A. Nelson . Treasurer Prof. Waldemar S. McGuire . Adviser Roger C. Bascom 120 ™CAULDRON ' - Greater Lynn Club of Northeastern University Founded 1928 J. W. LaBelle President R. E. Edson Vice-President A. N. Luciano Secretary, Div. A I. A. ScHOLNiCK Treasurer, Div. A F. H. Shea Secretary-Treasurer, Div. B Prof. Albert E. Whittaker Adviser AQUI T CAULDR.OM ©OA D M -TiNe .- 121 o o = -.s -a 0-3 - rt X H o E - c « E; - o „ j= 2 It rt X - O a -S S 3 ■gu E o S ™CAULDRO  Board of Managers Raymond C. Hardin General Manager George H. Knox Addison H. Pratt Business Manager Stage Manager Harry T. Perlmuter John Swift Ticket Manager Property Manager William Begun Alfred N. Luciano Publicity Manager Rehearsal Manager Nelson W. Gallagher Lincoln H. Smith Program Manager Costutne Manager G. W. Thompson Carl E. Clary Head Usher Stage Electrician Associate and Assistant Managers V. D. O ' Neil R. V, , James R. M. Hubbard J. S. Young M. S. Tarnopol R. L. Wheeler R. E. Peterson W. S. Plunkett R. E. Bates H. J. Gretsky A. Piccolo G. V. Burke C. J. Baker C. Plotkin D. T. Reed I. Green G. Gi reenwald G. E. Holland G. Moore W. Ci LARK C. R. Williamson D. S. White A. R. Dahlstrom J. BOCON K. Singer E. T. SiNA R. G. Eldridge 123 ™CAULDROI  Munroe, Schafer, Corey 124 ™CAULDROH- Banned in Boston MUSICAL COMEDY CAST OF CHARACTERS Richard Faraday Jack Bunion Dorothy Bradley Susan Bradley . Sir Gilbert Bradley Sir Thomas Dudley Governor Winthrop Jawn Harvard Frederick Von Gruber Count Yeovil . Husband Wife Chief Mito Tanka Wambli Wanka Nashi Heyi Captain 1st Puritan 2nd Puritan 3rd Puritan 4th Puritan Second to Yeovil Runner Paul C. Munroe . Ferris M. Moses William T. Schafer Malcolm S. Tobey Robert F. Chamberlain Louis H. Sobey Julian M. Corey Theodore Hamel Coram A. Bond . Jesse W. Eakins Carl R. Johnson Eugene T. Rock Cyril Plotkin Burnett Q. Haynes Harrison H. Moore Robert L Crowell Amos H. Fenlason Sam R. Grushkin John T. Weisul Harrison H. Moore Harry A. Bornstein Carl A. Tracev J. H. Dearborn J. F. Kuhberg J. Curley L Altshuler J. T. Weisul A. E. Clark G. A. Haggerty A. O. Wiinikka P. E. Noonan H. G. Langdon L. M. Pittendreigh W. G. Grabau C. S. Moody S. R. Grushkin D. W. Siedel L Buchsbaum CHORUSES E. C. Knowlton W. Bishop J. P. Amberlock R. F. Halev E. W. Perkins G. A. Hopkins A. R. Therrien N. L. Davis H. M. Tracy M. H. Krotman H. E. Burton T. J. Salemi M. F. Goodrich W. A. Gervais W. H. Taylor 126 H. C. Cooklingham R. W. Brown M. C. Balch B. Phyllides D. W. Chapman G. O. Swain M. R. Todd G. E. Booth R. Sennott A. C. Wilkins W. G. Wattie W. B. Trundy C. E. Tracy T. A. Turner M. A. Rice H. H.Moore o U o Q 2 Edj - - o zz I- o So ■JC-a - — , c O rt o -_ ' rt S u • c C - (U aj w dj r o rt 5 C °3 S-= -■-S ■§u = 2 a j3 — u. rj C is :h S o ™CAULDROI  Band A. K. Wright Leader J. E. Rodgers Joseph Bocon Matiager Assistant Manager MEMBERS Flute and Piccolo Basses H. W. Olin R. G. Nicholson G. W. Ossinger J. E. Parsons H. A. Scott Clarinets J. W. Copithorne G. . Carlson L. P. Castrucci H. L. Murch Trombones G. Anderson W. Wilcox H. Yard LEY J. F. Murphey L. E. Stilphen Trumpets J. Almedia R. W ' hittet C. J. Barriere Siixofhones R. B. Canfield C. ' . Carlson E. M. Dew Y. Greenberg M. Chaput H. F. Greenough K. F. Hayden C. N. Kimball F. T. LiND J. Regan W. C. Sargent L. O. Sw ANSON C. Tracy L. WoLFSON H. S. Maden R. B. MiLLINGTON L. Morrill H. Nichols Altos N. J. Ye AMES G. I. Dower C. D. Hervey W. T. LiNEHAN Drums C. Crouch J. H. DONOHUE Baritone C. R. Johnson F. B. LeBaron A. J. NiCOLORO M. A. Hautala F. B. Weston 129 o U O rt US ' -Q - c 2 Heri — , a M _ , D o o 1 5 S S: ' I g a H CO ti. ™CAULDRON ' - Orchestra G. H. DoNOHUE Leader K. E. Watson, ' 30BA General Manager T. B. Watson, ' 31E Manager L. W ' oLFsoN, ' 34E ! ■ n, , _ ., .T- } ■ Assistant Managers J. BocoN, 34E M. Adelman Librar ian MEMBERS Violins Bass Tuba A. B. Cohen, 32E G. Caverly, ' 34E R. Rubin, ■32E R. Mattson, ' 32E V. E. Taylor, ' 34E E. F. Schubert, ' 30BA Clarinets M. Rosenbaum, ' 34BA M. Porter, ■32E K. C. Drinkwater, ' 34E J. McKee, •32BA R. C. Grant, •34E Saxophone E. B. DuNPHY, ' 30 A. M. Hadjian, ' 34BA Trombones S. D. Schwartz, ' 34E W. Wilcox, ' 34E Viola A. D. Shanis, ' 32E J. Graham, •32BA T. H. Couch, ■34E W. SUDACK, ' 30E Trumpets Cello W.J. TiZZARD, ' 31E M. Chaput, ' 34E G. Anderson, ' 34E D. Thomas, ' 32E S. W. Winquist, ' 32E H. P. Newton, ' 34BA Bass Drums R. B. Canfield, ' 34BA C. W. Crouch, •34E Flutes Pianos A. V. Olin, •32E J. G. Curran, ' 3IE G. H. OSSINGER, ' 34E G. Burdman, ' 34E 131 o own -• ri -■ « Ji a N tU O O u ( ) ll§ ° -i-J o c u u O CQ C ) (JL( CAULDROH- Banjo Club E. A. Chase Leader R. P. SwiNERTON Manager L. P. Mendoza Librarian J. HOYE 1 E. F. Wheeler J MEMBERS . Assistant Managers L. A. Bean A. V. Frienschner V. Cassese V. Geckler L. Castrucci N. P. Smith R. Chick C. B. ' alworth D. E. COBURN R. C. Wylie 133 .5? c: SfS = 1 ™CAULDRON '  B acchanalians P H ToWNSEND Leader P R Fowl ER Manager • J • X V V V X J_ J. . • Trumpets Saxophones A. K. Wright W. R. Dale C. W. WOLFSON D. W. White P. B. Fowler R. B. Canfield P. H. TOWNSEND Piano Drums K. Watson Trombone W. M. Wilcox M. S. TOBEY 135 E ° g - -C o iy - E — 3 O • p S C rt flj 2 5 ' - ecu . U-5 Jo ' E — CD I- _-T-. •c — E y a. o o s CO c U ™CAULDROf4 H. J. Aldrich K. C. Whitehill A. H. Spry F. S. MOSHER J. p. Amberlock L. J. Anthony R. W. Armstrong C. E. Blanchard I. BUCHSHAUM p. A. Cameron R. B. Chesley L. W. Chadwick F. J. Colombo G. H. Feathers J. A. Herholz A. L. Holt R. C. MacLean W. A. MacDonald R. E. Madsen Glee Club MEMBERS Leader M.anager Librarian Accompanist A. J. NlCOLORO F. M. Moses J. F. Puglisi E. A. Periconi A. Putnam L. H. Smith M. C. Smith N. E. Staples C. J. Stark P. A. Stemmler V. E. Taylor W . E. Terrell I. T. Turner A. I. Wegelius M. Weisberg L. C. Y 137 ™CAULDR0 4 Sl i SENIOR WMECHANICSi ' 30 138 (J 5 iJ J 5 .5 o I ' 5 ss I = -1- I- c u :: S f s iT - i O c oi — ed : R: - u ;a3K ™CAULDRON  Saxophone Band C. DiMOND Keezer Leader John A. Turner Manager L. Morrill Librarian MEMBERS R. B. Babin H. S. Maden R. B. Canfield R, Millington E. B. DUNPHY H. L. MURCH Y. J. Greenberg H. Nichols J. L. Hayden S. E. Saunders L. G. Humphrey L. N. Selfridge F. B. Weston Board of Managers 1929-1930 C. D. Keezer 1 K. E. Watson General Managers J. A. Shultz J Managers P. B. Fowler Bacchanalians R. p. Svvinerton Banjo Club K. C. Whitehill Glee Club T. B. Thompson Concert Orchestra J. A. Turner ■ . Saxophone Band J. E. Rodgers Band 141 o CAULDRON ' - Chase, Tovvnsend, Keezer, Donohue Musical Clubs Council 1929-1930 C. D. Keezer President B. F. White Faculty Director LEADERS P. H. TowNSEND Bacch-iiialians E. A. Chase Banio Club H. J. Aldrich Glee Club J. H. Donohue Concert Orchestra A. K. Wright . Band 143 ™CAULDROf - ' I AC Tl O 1 MOW£ C r I cr r 144 o _ o 4!l U o- (I J - w ex. . o s si, C 3 ■« ' n 11 i O — c.C u i (b c --a i-J tu U !U J « ° s ™CAULDRO - R. B. Carr C. L. LOTHROP H. Perlmuter K. Singer M. C. LiNSCOTT G. A. Macdonald R. Eldridge F. P. HOGAN S. Webster L. S. MiLLIGAN J. Gale J. Dennis Cauldron Board Editors-in-Chief Managing Editors Photographic Editors Advertising Editors Art Editors Snapshot Editors Feature Editors S. Neiditz Course Editors H. R. Adams A. J. Oliva H. J. Gretsky C. J. Baker W. H. Bruce E. P. Howell E. K. Parkhurst F. Wagner H. P. McGee E. L. Knowlton A. G. McGregor C. Stuart C. D. Keezer 147 _--oU o « S §o « -S o c S JJ tj rt O S 0:5 a! - u - O - 3 _o o 1; O • ■ ii 5 D- CQ _ . . ' = - ■ - _ 4J _c _2 w . i „ u O S § o =■ . ' g 2 J! W r. n E S I - 3 S W I -S w - tu -a - u C S 9 to S X ■ u S ._- cT?? o o-H t: -5 c . O rt N = 3 (U ij p o 7 3 s S S o -CAULDRON ' - Northeastern News MANAGING BOARD Ernest S. Hill, ' 30E Joseph P. McGuckian, ' 30E Willis P. Burbank, ' 31BA Carltom R. Williamson, ' 31E Carl A. Magnuson, ' 31E John ' . Duncan, Jr., ' 30E Nelson W. Gallagher, ' 30BA DoLivER S. White, ■3IBA Lester E. Hintz, ' 31 B A Harry A. Gill, ' 31E I Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor-iti-Chief Business Manager tAanaging Editors Sports Editor Advertising Manager Circulation Manager News Editors Asst. Advertising Manager G. H. Knox, ' 31BA Asst. Circulation Manager R. G. Amiss, ' 31BA Asst. Sports Editor J. W. Eakins, ■32E S. Neiditz, ' 30E R. B. Ross, ■3IBA K. Singer, ■32BA G. A. Macdonald, ' 30E M. Kesselman, ' 3IBA J. Gesmer, ' 3IE D. H. KouFFMAN, ' 32BA F. E. Powers, ' 31BA N. p. Altshuler, ' 32BA M. G. Ross, ■32BA R. Rich, ■3IBA L. I. HODGDON, ' 3IE Editorial Staff F. M. Moses, ' 31E S. A. Lyon, ' 31E Business Staff E. C. Bailey, ' 32BA F. W. Blatchford, ' 3IBA Advertising Staff N. F. Faulkner, ' 31BA C. J. Baker, ' 32B Reporting Staff H. G. Tapply, ' 32BA A. E. Johnson, ' 32E R. T. Cotton, ■3IBA E. P. Marconi, ' 31E C. Feingold, ' 3IE Sports Staff P. M. Bacon, ' 34BA R. L Crowell, ' 32E H. E. Burton, •3IBA R. S. Cole, ' 32BA Circulation Staff H. H. Moore, •3IE R. E. Walsh, ' 31BA J. F. McAnarney, ' 3IE Photographic Editors C. D. Keezer, ■3OBA F. W. Bryant, ■32E J. E. Doyle, ■32BA A. V. Piccolo, ' 32BA L. Feldman ' 32E D. J. Loux, ■32BA J. M. Birdsall, ' 32E M. S. Tarnopol, ' 32E W. K. GiMLicH, ' 34BA H. B. Dutton, ■32BA C. A. Pethybridge ' 32E S. Sheff, ' 32E L. E. Nichols, ' 32E J. W. Long, ' 32E 149 TH CAU 1930 Ackart, Eldridge, Keezer, Singer Handbook Staff Associate Editors Roger G. Eldridge, ' 30 John G. Curran, ' 31 Editor-!i2-Chief C. DiMOND Keezer, ' 30 Advertising Manager T. Edmund Ackart, ' 31 Advertising Stajf Kaly Singer, ' 32 Melville C. Spear, ' 32 The Handbook is published annually by the Northeastern Student Union, and is issued to students at the beginning of the College year. It contains detailed informa- tion concerning athletics, class activities, and organizations in the school. Schedules, a daily diary, songs, cheers, and important dates in the college calendar make the book of great value. 150 N_2 u Di ;: c J- U o J M° c C - 11 r: c oj . . o 1) w u n 1 - QJ t rt o E « c C 3j X -IT . — CI, ■ — ci ™CAULDRON '  Varsity Track Squad Coaches Professor Joseph W. Zeller Professor Edward S. Parsons Mr. Gerald R. Tatton G. H. Bradford, ' 31 P. C. Burke, ' 31 R. B. Carr, ' 30 R. H. Cook, ' 31 S. B. Douglas, ' 31 A. H. Elliott, ' 31 J. A. Falt, ' 32 E. E. Fischer, ' 31 A. O. FORSBERG, ' 31 P. M. Freeman, ' 31 C R. Greenleaf, ' 32 V. J. Hanson, ' 32 R. Lyons, ' 32 Captain George E. Martin Manager ALTER . FoRBUSH J. H. McCrudden, ' 32 S. Messinger, ' 32 A. W. Morang, ' 30 J. T. Morley, ' 30 F. E. Powers, ' 31 . F. Repetto, ' 30 L. M. Rymph, ' 32 C. R. Scott, ' 32 F. L. Shea, ' 32 B. B. Sheridan, ' 30 L. H. SOBEY, ' 31 W. E. Thompson, ' 30 153 ™CAULDROW- The Track Season T ' ihf «ii Coach Parsons HE varsity track team shaped up as one of the best in New England this year. The Huskies made some very fine showings in the track carnivals and N. E. A. A. A. U. championships during the winter. The prospects for the outdoor season were particularly bright for the dual meet with Springfield; the Greater Boston Intercollegiates; the Eastern Intercollegiates; and the New England Intercollegiates. The handicap meet in the fall was marked by some good performances. Algot Forsberg featured by throwing the javelin over 170 feet several times. A summary of the winter ' s activities is interesting in showing the strides that the Husky runners have taken during last year. The Prout Memorial Games were marked by a Northeastern relay victory over the University of Maine, the Huskies winning by one-third of a lap. The relay team consisted of James Fait, James McCrudden, Wilrose Hanson, and Frank Shea, running in that order. Then came the Millrose Games in New York. In this meet our relay team ran against Fordham, New Hamp- shire, and Manhattan. The Husky quartet placed third in this race under rather adverse running conditions. The B. A. A. Games at the Boston Arena saw the relay four triumph in fine style over Bates and New Hampshire. This victory was so impressive that it more than made up for the defeat which the quartet had suffered at the hand of New Hampshire at the Millrose Games. Powers flashed through to a third place in the hurdles barely being headed by Monty Wells, world ' s record holder, and McDonald of Holy Cross. The N. E. A. A. A. U. championship events at the Boston Arena attracted several Northeastern entries. Lou Sobey started the afternoon right bv making a sensational spurt in the final heat of the 40-yard sprint championships and capturmg second place. Red Thompson, North- eastern ' s premier 1000-yard runner followed Sobey ' s ex- ample by running a beautiful front race all of the way in the 1000-yard championship run, barely being nipped by Wesley of Harvard as he crossed the tape. James Mc- Crudden running the 600-yard championship won his trial heat in the fast time of 1 :20 2-5 seconds and in the final heat he battled all the way, and on the final lap let loose with a terrific sprint which won him first place in the fast time of 1 :18 2-5 seconds. An undefeated outdoor season up to the New Englands was predicted, and the Huskies were favored to do better than ever in the New Englands. Coach Zeller 154 ™CAULDROH- Freshman Track Season LLOYD ALLEN, former Medford High athlete, was the leading point scorer of the Northeastern freshman track team. Allen, undefeated in the 600-vard event, a member of the championship freshman mile relay team at the B. A. A. meet and a scorer in the dash, piled up 19 points in individual events against Lowell High, Hunting- ton School and Brown freshmen. Allen was pushed for scoring honors bv Orie Ouel- lette, old Brockton High star, who gathered 16 points in dash, hurdles and 300, and also ran in the relav. Robert Grieve, of Waterbury, Conn., and Suffield School, anchor of the winning relav team at the B. A. A. meet, also picked up 12 points in 300 and 600, while Albert Bertelsen from Concord High, scored 11 in high jump and hurdles. Other freshman scorers in individual events were Sygmund Bennett, Hyde Park High, shotput, 7; Arthur Hardv, Lvnn English High, 5; Langlev Morang, W ' altham High ' , lObO-yard ' run, 4; Paul Hillman, Barre High, 300- yard run, 3; John Robinson, Concord High, 1000-vard run, 3; Raymond Pressev, Salem High, 600-yard run, 3; John Taylor, Dedham High, shotput, 1 1-2, and Daniel Ryan, Medford High, shotput, 1. Morang, Hillman, Allen and Grieve comprised the mile relay team which defeated B. C, Dartmouth, Nor- wich Free Academy, M. I. T., N. H., B. U. and Holv Cross entries at the B. A. A. meet. Ouellette ran in Morang ' s place in the freshmen ' s victories over Brighton Academv at the Boston Y meet and also against Huntington School. The only reverse was at Lowell High, when Pres- sey suffered a bad fall in his only relav start. The highlight of the season was the 36-27 victorv over the Brown freshmen at Providence, in which Allen won the 600 in 1:2; his fastest time of the season. Pressey and Grieve finished behind him to give the Huskv pups a clean sweep in the event. Grieve won the 300 in fast time, 35 3-5 seconds. Hardy took the dash, with Ouellette second, in 5 2-5. Bertelsen cleared 5 feet, 10 inches to tie for first in the high jump. Morang barely failed to win the 1000. Ouellette has finished no worse than second in hurdles or dash all season, doubling up in these events regularly. He was also a finalist in the N. E. A. A. U. dash this winter, in which a Northeastern varsity star, Louis Sobev, was second. As William Repetto, Northeastern record- holder at 40, 100 and 220 yards, was shut out in his heat, Ouellette ' s performance stamps him as a fine prospect. This material will certain ly bolster up the ranks of the varsity team next year. 155 ™CAULDRON - Hanson, Thompson, McCrudden, Fait, Shea, Burke Relay Team Paul C. Burke James A. Falt WiLROSE J. Hanson Francis L. Shea 156 ™CAULDRON - Coach Mclntire, Elliott, Sheridan, Bradford, Greenleaf, Fisher Cross Country Team Coach Mr. Clarence J. McIntire E. E. Fischer, ' 31 A. H. Elliott, ' 31 C. R. Greenleaf, ' 32 Captain Bernard B. Sheridan, ' 30 T. B. Thompson, ' 31 G. H. Bradford, ' 30 O. J. Calderara, ' 30 L. E. Curran, ' 31 157 N O - CI, C rS C nfe O u. « U — , rt ■5 ' S 3 oi « £ O S Ci t3 _ y S o nj l P5 C« tL, CAULDRON- Varsity Basketball B Coach 1 m Mr. Alfred M. McCoy wJSL i k. Captain mkjM JN Tv Herbert Tiffany Hn B ' _i I lL 1 M.anager Roger G. Eldridge Assistant Managers George H. Knox w 4 1 Donald H. MacKenzie Kaly Singer Donald J. Loux John S. Preston Everett S. Mitchell Herbert Tiffany Francis P. Hogan William A. Symancyk Elmer F. Hintz Leroy M. Rymph Ralph C. Christensen Richard G. Hassell Raymond J. Coughlan Homer A. Schlier Stewart H. Presper Gilbert G. MacDonald Stanley J. Piascik Arthur N. Ransford Karl N. Myers Orall J. Calderara John C. Duksta 159 .5w tie o go: N J gUM i c C c S c ( 1 aj O E o - ' ' ■o o o 5 .5fUtg-s C-C S S t; 2 = ..U ..X 5 £ ■ o s o S ■ ° 9, B. H (.- ' ■ ™CAULDRON ' - The Basketball Season MARCH 1 brought to a close a strenuous and successful basketball season, yet one marked with some disappointing defeats. There were six victories registered with eight defeats. The season opened with Providence College at Providence. The Dominicans had a veteran team and won by the decisive score of 48-21. Clark, the next opponent, did not offer much opposition in our first home game. The Huskies emerged victorious by a score of 42-21 . Newport Naval Training Station was the next victim. Their men were large, but thev could not break up the passing game of the home team, the Huskies won 36-31. The team next journeyed to Vorcester where Holy Cross was met. The game developed into more of a football game than a basketball game, the final score Ijeing Holy Cross 48, Northeastern 33- Massachusetts Aggies was our next opponent at Amherst. What a game! First one team was ahead, then the other. Not until the final minute was either team sure of victory. With a final burst of speed, M. A. C. pulled ahead to win by two points, the final score being 25-23. The next contest was with Rhode Island State at Kingston. Again, not until the final minute was either team sure of victory. R.I.S. won by the close score of 45-42. On January 18 the Huskies entertained New Hampshire at Johnson Gymnasium. The game was close and we came out of the battle victorious, 32-27. Upsala proved to be an easy victim, the home team winning by the large score of 70-32. The return game with Clark at Worcester resulted in a win by a score of 52-44. What a game we had against Tufts, the Medford rivals! Tufts forged ahead but the Red and Black fought hard to overcome an early lead, but failed by eight points. The final score was Tufts 42, N. U. 34. Williams gave us the worst beating of the season. The team played well the first ten minutes of the game but could not keep up with the pace of the opponents. The Williams team played a fine game and won by the large score of 53-30. On Washington ' s Birthday, R. I. S. engaged in a re- turn game at the Johnson Gymnasium. The state college team was forced to play an overtime period before they could subdue the Huskies by the close score of 38-34. The team journeyed to ' esleyan to be defeated by seven points. The game was featured by close guarding by both teams. The final score was 33-26. The final game of the season proved to be the best game of the year from the spectators ' point of view. Brook- lyn City College of New York was the opponent. The game went to two overtime periods, the Huskies emerging victorious by three points, the final score being N. U. 44, B. C. C. N. Y. 41. Much credit must be given to Coach McCoy for his first year ' s work as coach at Northeastern. Captain Tiffany was the high point scorer of the team and ranks as fourth highest scorer in New England. 161 o N l g .2 Jj 2-- - — .1= o o . o V) s 5 ? n ° 2 03( 2 tU ™CAULDRON ' - Varsity Soccer Squad Coach Mr. David Priestly Manager Russell E. Cobb Captain Fred E. Hess Assistant Manager Harry E. Burton P. M. Bacon ' 34 H. W. Bazley, ' 30 A. H. Booker, ' 32 J. W. Duncan, ' 30 M. Franco, ' 32 G. L. Gorbell, ' 31 F. E. Hess, ' 30, Capt. L. J. Kershaw, ' 31 J. P. McGuckian, ' 30 D. S. McKinstry, ' 30 J. L. Medeiros, ' 31 T. J. Melia, ' 30 L. S. Milligan, ' 30 S. B. Moseman, ' 32 A. F. Sherys, ' 32 R. E. Stetson, ' 31 A. C. Thompson, ' 30 H. Tiffany, ' 31 V. A. Tirri, ' 32 S. Wyrzywalski, ' 30 M. Yates, ' 32 163 ™CAULDROr  The Soccer Season Tl HE Husky Soccer team enjoyed a fairly successful season this vear. Thev won five games, lost three and tied two. Herb Tiffany, Northeastern ' s only three letter man, was the individual offensive star of the season, mak- ing a total of twelve goals. The roster of individual stars should include Captain Hess, Bazeley, Booker, and Thompson, in addition to Tiffany. Madeiros and Franco turned in some excellent performances until they were ruled ineligible. The team at times showed flashes of the form which had enabled them to pass through two years of intercollegiate competition undefeated. However, there were other times when they were totally lacking in the team play and punch that makes a winning team. Bridgewater Normal was their first opponent in an unexpectedly hard-fought contest on the home field which resulted in a 3 to 2 win for N. U. Franco and Tiffany were the outstanding players and the team, except for a few early season errors looked very promising. The next game was with a highly-rated eleven from Springfield College which outweighed the Northeastern team twenty-five pounds to the man. This was one of the hardest games played by the Huskies this year. Captain Hess, playing his usual heady game was instrumental time and again in preventing the Springfield team from scoring. Tom Melia, goalie, helped to keep the score down by a number of difficult saves. The third game of the season with Amherst was dis- appointing in that although the Red and Black kept the ball well within the enemv territory throughout the con- test they were unable to score. The result was a to tie. Connecticut Aggies came to Boston on October 19 only to be sent home smarting under the sting of a 9 to defeat. Tiffany scored five goals and Melia took a rest under the crossbar. The following week the Huskies whitewashed Fitch- burg Normal 3 to despite the loss of Franco and Made iros who were ineligible for the rest of the season. Tiffany and Thompson each booted a counter by the Fitchburg goalie. The next contest marked the first loss in two years when Harvard avenged their defeat of last season by overwhelming a Northeastern team which seemed to have lost their passing ability by the score of 5 to 1. In the closing minutes of the game Tiffany scored the lone marker for the Huskies when he slipped in a difficult shot from the side. The second loss came the next week when Clark University came out on the big end of a 2 to 1 score after a 164 ™CAULDROI - long, hard tight. The one score for the home team was made when Tiffany rushed the Clark goalie after a beauti- ful free kick from the center of the field by Fred Hess had almost gone between the posts. M. I. T. was the loser bv a 3 to 2 score on November 9. It was a closelv contested game during which even the most confirmed optimist could not be sure of a North- eastern win, for M. I. T. with her flying forwards was no easy mark. Tiffanv plaved a great game, scoring twice. Booker made the other goal on a free kick — a verv well- placed shot. A few days later the N. U. eleven garnered their final victory of the season over Worcester Polytechnic Institute on their own field, the score being 2 to 0. Tiffany and Thompson made the goals. The last contest of the season with Dartmouth College at Hanover resulted in a 5 to victory for the New Hamp- shire college. The Northeastern team was completely out- classed by the Big Green. A perusal of the scores of the various games brings to light the fact that the Red and Black scored a total of tw ' enty-three points to their opponents ' seventeen. On the whole it was a good season and N. U. mav well be proud of the showing made by the hooters under the able direction of Coach Dave Priestly. At the conclusion of the soccer season the annual banquet was held at the Uni- versity Club, and Al Booker was elected Captain of next year ' s squad. All the first string men except Hess, Bazeley, and Melia will be back on the squad next year and all indications point to a still better soccer team when evening practice starts under the mellow glow of the flood-lights at Huntington Field this fall. 165 o o O ™CAULDROH- Varsity Baseball Squad Coach Mr. Rufus H. Bond Captain Neil T. Mahoney Manager Llewellyn T. Schofield Neil F. Mahoney, ' 29 Curtis E. Goodwin, ' 29 George H. Whittum, ' 29 Perry S. Ranney, ' 29 Harold M. Somerville, ' 31 ft ARREN E. Nutter, ' 31 Richard H. Cook, ' 31 Assistant Managers George C. Thompson Seaton a. Reed T. Edmund Ackart John P. Flannagan Harry A. Gill John F. McAnarney Lester A. Parks Herbert Tiffany, ' 31 William A. Symancyk, ' 31 Richard G. Hassell, ' 31 ILLIAM L. Carter, ' 31 Stewart H. Presper, ' 32 Charles H. Hamilton, ' 29- Herbert L. Schlimper, ' 31- ■ Raymond P. Richardson, ' 29 167 ™CAULDRON  The Baseball Season THE feature of the 1929 baseball season was the closeness of most of the games. The majority of the games lost were lost by only one or two runs. The season opened and closed with victories although they were not numerous. Dartmouth was given quite a score, being forced to use its best players to nose out a victory over the Husky batsmen. The season closed giving Northeastern its first three letter man, Herbert Tiffany, who had previously won his insignia in soccer and basketball. Graduation claimed some of the star members of our 1929 squad in the persons of Captain Neil Mahoney, who was one of the best college receivers in the East; Ray Richardson and Ike Whittum our pitching stars; Eddie Goodwin, keystone sack guardian, and Tink Ranney, star outfielder. The 1930 season will see the team under a new coach. Coach Rufus Bond who has been here since 1923 was forced to give up the reins because of his law practice. Alfred M. McCoy will start his first season as coach with Warren Nutter as captain and George Thompson as manager. The greatest problem confronting Coach McCoy will be pitchers. The only pitcher left from last season is Hal Somerville, southpaw, the only veteran of three seasons. The rest of the team will be moulded around Captain Nutter who has held down the bat corner for two seasons, Billy Carter, the sensational shortstop, Herb TifFanv, second baseman, Bill Symancyk, catcher and outfielder, Dick Cook, Red Hassell and Stewie Presper, all outfielders. All of these players are on some of the other varsity squads this year. The schedule for the season is quite attractive. Two week-end trips replace the usual long trip. Union, Clark and Bowdoin have returned to our schedule after a brief absence. This season will mark the initial appearance of Trinity on our list of baseball opponents. 168 ™CAULDROH The earn m ' ' f « % X ■•-I Forma) approved n ormal Waiery k 169 z X . s -o p OJ o ■? .t; -C j-, s , n Q 3 U t ! ™CAULDROh - Hockey Squad Captain Coach c HARLES A. KeRINS, ' 30 H. Nelson Raymond, Jr., ' 28 Manager Assistant Manager c . DiMOND KeEZKR, ' 30 Gordon Moo RE, ' 32 George ] Martin, ' 30 Kenneth Reed, ' 32 Hugh McGee, . ' 30 Mario DeFazio, ' 34 Roger Emery, ' 31 Richard Sommers, ' 34 Paul Munroe , ' 31 John Best, ' 34 Milton ] tCuPos ;ky, ' 31 William Walsh, ' 34 William L. C arter, ' 32 Richard Lowcock, ' 34 Adolf K reusel, ' 32 Roger Williams, ' 34 Berkeley Whitman, ' 32 Maurice Rice, ' 34 Herman Doering, ' 34 THE SCORES January 4 Northeastern vs. New Hamp ishire (cancelled) at Durham January 10 Northeastern vs. Brown 2 at Providence January 13 Northeastern 1 vs. Bowdoin 2 at Brunswick January 17 Northeastern 1 vs. M. I. T. 2 at Arena January 29 Northeastern 1 vs. M. A. C. at Arena February 8 Northeastern 1 vs. Harvard J. V. 3 at Boston Garden February 21 Northeastern 4 vs. Bowdoin at Arena February 26 Northeastern ] vs. Brown 3 at Arena Tota 1 Goa Is 9 12 171 ™CAULDR01  The Hockey Season LED by Captain Charles A. Kerins, the Huskies made their debut in intercollegiate hockey circles last winter and enjoyed a fair season. Although the team won but two of seven games, it was never outclassed. In the opening contest against Brown, our opponents were forced to play twenty minutes overtime before gaining the verdict. The defensive plav was an outstanding feature of the team ' s season. Milton Kuposky and Mario DeFazio each turned in some fine performances in the nets, Kuposky shut out M. A. C. 1-0, and DeFazio held Bowdoin scoreless, the score being 4-0. Captain Kerins and Roger Emerv were towers of strength on the outer defense posts and gave the enemv few easy shots at the Huskies ' cage. The forward line composed of Dick Sommers at left wing, George Martin at center and Billv Carter patrolling the right lane, played some brilliant hockey. Although they were small of stature they more than held their own when in the thick of a scrimmage. Martin was forced to withdraw from the squad in mid-season to assume his duties as Captain of the varsity track squad. Adolf Kreusel proved a cap- able understudy to Martin however, in the last few games. Captain Kerins was the leading scorer of the team and was probablv the one outstanding hockev player on the squad. His leadership on th; ice pulled the team together and by his own spectacular play, he inspired his m.ites to tight on and win. As he graduates this June, his place will be a hard one for Coach Raymond to till next season. A lack of capable reserves was the biggest problem confronting the coach last season. The team as a whole was light, but fast and shifty. One bright spot appears on the horizon in the fact that many freshmen were on the squad last winter. With a year ' s experience under their belts, they should be val- uable next season as regulars or spares. The highlight of the season was the return game at the Arena with Bowdoin when the Huskies avenged a previous 2-1 defeat by blanking the Polar Bears 4-0. This game was played before the largest crowd of Northeastern rooters to attend any home game. Sommers, Emery and Kerins starred. Billy Carter played in hard luck all season. A brilliant stick-handler, he was often in on the opponent ' s cage but some trick of fate deprived him of the scoring chance before he could get a shot away. He gained some satisfaction against Brown however, at the Arena, as he caged the only Red and Black goal of the evening. As only Captain Kerins and George Martin are seniors, next year ' s team should win the majority of its games and rival basketball for the popularity of the North- eastern sport followers. 172 1 Tihmi 1 -CAULDRON ' - (( N Men in School A. A. Arcardi, ' 30 P. M. Bacon, ' 34 H. V. Bazley, ' 30 A. H. Booker, ' 32 P. C. Burke, ' 31 O. J. Calderara, ' 30 W. L. Carter, ' 32 R. E. Cobb, ' 30 R. H. Cook, ' 31 N. R. Dahl, ' 32 J. A. Falt, ' 32 E. E. Fischer, ' 31 A. O. Forsberg, ' 31 M. C. Franco, ' 32 G. L. Gorbell, ' 31 W. J. Hanson, ' 32 R. G. Hassell, ' 31 F. E. Hess, ' 30 J. M. Ingraham, ' 31 L. J. Kershaw, ' 31 M. J. LUNDELL, ' 31 G. G. MacDonald, ' 32 G. E. Martin, ' 30 J. P. McGuCKIAN, ' 30 D. S. McKlNSTRY, ' 30 J. L. Medeiros, ' 31 T. J. Melia, ' 30 A. W. Morang, ' 30 J. T. Morley, ' 30 W. H. Northrop, ' 31 W. E. Nutter, ' 31 J. C. Placzek, ' 30 F. E. Powers, ' 31 S. H. Presper, ' 32 V. F. Repetto, ' 30 F. L. Shea, ' 32 B. B. Sheridan, ' 30 L. H. Sobey, ' 31 H. M. SOMERVILLE, ' 30 . A. Symancyk, ' 31 A. C. Thompson, ' 32 . E. Thompson, ' 30 H. Tiffany ' , ' 31 173 CAULDRON ' - Oy Hfe ©OA-eO J Wl-TH THOfE- rKPAMPiriG- TBR, -s e Nevr 174 ™CAULDROH- Beta Gamma Epsilon Local Fraternity Founded 1919 Headquarters — 74 Pleasant Street, Brookline BROTHERS IN THE FACULTY William T. Alexander Charles A. White FACULTY ADMSER Emil a. Gramstorff BROTHERS 1930 A. L. BiSBEE E. S. Hill H. P. McGee A. M. Hall R. H. Beedle A. S. Meloy, Jr. S. A. Reed A. T. Hanson E. F. Foster G. C. Thompson H. C. Larson C. L Stuart A. F. Gersbach 1931 R. C. Hardin S. B. Douglas P. C. MuNROE L. A. Parks S. Webster A. B. Hall T. M. Burak K. B. Smith S. T. Campbell R. A. Edson G. L. GORBELL M. H. Straw C. L. Chatterton L. J. Kershaw 1932 P. G. Mayo H. W. Stuart PLEDGEES R. W. Heffer G. MacDonald W. Nutter 177 ™CAULDRON ' - Alpha Kappa Sigma Local Fraternity Founded 1919 Headquarters — 151 Davis Avenue, Brookline BROTHERS IN THE FACULTY William L. Smith Joseph W. Zeller Chester P. Baker Frank H. LaBree FACULTY ADVISER Samuel A. S. Strahan J. H. Aldrich W. C. Paxton BROTHERS 1930 H. J. Foster H. M. Somerville W ' . Stratton H. H. Shepherd S. P. Negus J. LaBelle F. ' . Lilley R. B. Spafford D. Allen 1931 E. E. Fischer R. H. Cook H. Tiffany W. FORBUSH O. D. Lindsay P. V. Fuller A. Forsberg G. Crocker C. Richardson R. E. Fornell 1932 R. T. Jordan J. Weiker L. Meserve PLEDGEES G. Scott 179 ssrrr;- 1 ,,. 1 c. ■ c] 7 c V 4 1 t x l ' i 1 B -i - ' id- 1 ' Ji j: - S ■ g SP- c - c - . o 3 ' S JiH o o S awB. CAULDRONS- Eta Tau Nu Local Fraternity Founded 1920 Headquarters — 153 Naples Road, Brookline BROTHERS IN THE FACULTY Edward S. Parsons Albert Everett FACULTY ADMSER Alfred J. Ferretti BROTHERS 1930 J- V. Greenleaf K. Gregory E. C. Knowlton c. L. LOTHROP C. A. Parker M. A. Saunders V. L. Stone T. M. Vader M. C. Linscott 1931 F. W. Wagner E. E. Anderson A. H. Baxter A. M. Dickson R. C. Emery E. L. Holland M. E. Prior A. B. Stark A. S. Tewksbury P. H. Townsend R. M. TwiTCHELL A. K. Wright P. Fowler 1932 J. Fair M . Yates E. F. Tewksbury A. L. Hasty PLEDGEES B. F. Latamore H. W. Olin R. P. MoxoM C. M. Flynn H. Stillings C. L. MORK F. G. Marshall J. A. Sanford A. Haid D. Bannister K. P. Woods A. M. Hilliard M. H. Taylor 181 o O ■ SZ . HJ c t i:a 2 I- c aj wi oj - .s - • o g •7 , § S ™CAULDRON  Sigma Omega Psi National Fraternitv Founded 1921 Headquarters — 405 Newbury Street, Boston BROTHERS IN THE FACULTY George F. Ashley Henry B. Alvord FACULTY ADVISER Charles O. Baird J. Freedman M. Press W. SUDACK BROTHERS 1930 E. Swartz H. Cohen E. MiNSKI S. Neiditz L. Klebanow I. K. ROSOFF E. Ellis H. C. Cohen 1931 B. J. Cantor T. Hamel Y. Greenberg C. Epstien S. Leiberman I. Nesvisky W. Herlich PLEDGEES D. Kaufman C. Baker H. Goodstine L. Toll i. scholnick B. Weinberg K. Singer L. LiPMAN S. Messinger 183 QJ ill H = --a So a - - 1 - 2 1 5 I- C tj -S S o y -r -§§| s S c o s ' - ' Sot -c ; 2 - H - . c „ tio i) o i_ c U i-- 3 ' r = OCX ' S ;:: . . .1 ™CAULDROf4 Nu Epsilon Zeta Local Fraternity Founded 1921 Headquarters 16 Greenough Street, Brookline BROTHERS IN THE FACULTY Harold V. Melvin William C. ' hite George H. Meserve FACULTY ADMSER George . Towle C. E. Batchelder a. schirmer G. Miner H. C. Stedt H. W ' atton BROTHERS 1930 R. F. Walker E. Roundberg O. E. Hartford R. Ho AG LUND A. CONNET R. L. Par.menter G. Griffin J. Hendry A. MacGregor C. Morgan S. L. Young J. Cleveland R. Komenda R. Stetson J. McGiRR R. Drake C. F. Cobb H. F. Thatcher C. E. Price A. C. Thompson 1931 E. Ambrose W. MacDonald 1932 A. Schubert K. Killer PLEDGEES W. Flavin V. Atwater 185 M. Lundell W. Northrop W. A. Howe G. Dower G. Lock wood W . G. Gorton E. G. KlEHLE A, H. Grant J. R. McWilliams c E 2 s « O X u z -c5 - If ■ C oj 5i O g c . _ ' n . 3-0-0 j , ' . 2 J2 S ' S 2 ;S be oJ -5 o o - -a, - = 5 .: c ■ ■ .j 2 2 4-. ' - U 3 -- . 3 •? N y - N - C 1. — m o g s S b ' - t- o c CO Hoom ™CAULDRON ' - Phi Gamma Pi Local Fraternity Founded 1924 Headquarters — 922 Beacon Street, Boston BROTHERS IN THE FACULTY Milton J. Schlagenhauf Albert E. W ' hittaker Henry E. Richards FACULTY ADVISER Henry E. Richards BROTHERS 1930 w . P. Wentworth G. A. Macdonald C. E. Clary J- Placz ek E. R. French B. B. Sheridan F. E. Hess R. D. Ordway H. R. Adams R. W. Littlefield G. Norton A. Arcardi O J. Calderara W. Bruce F. P. Hogan E. Sina W. Lindquist J. L. Burns 1931 J. Shultz J. S. Lynn J. H. Lowe J. Ingraham L. H. Sobey 1932 V. McFarlin R. A . Mattson G. Fileman S. MOSEMAN PLEDGEES H. Schlier C. B. Walworth F. Baumgarten R. I. Crowell D. J. Foley J. M. Birdsall A. G. Dickey L. E. Curran O. Tornrose R. R. Vance F. E. Powers R. T. Mazzuchi R. P. Crockett R. J. Neubert J. N. Wheeler J. Eggleston 187 S. H. Presper c o 3 u - 2 -J .CO. CD rt - o « ao :; S s y t_ o CQ V] Uh CAULDRON ' - Sigma Phi Alpha Local Fraternity Established 1924 Headquarters — 65 Sewall Avenue, Brookline BROTHER IN THE FACULTY Gerald R. Tatton FACULTY AD ISER Arthur Bird Montgomery BROTHERS 1930 T. E. Kelly A. J. Oliva J. P. Cucinotta W . K. Plunkett 1931 M. R. Petkus T. E. ACKART R. ' alsh R. G. Amiss U. D. BuRBANK R. Gardner R. Ross R. Rich R. T. Cotton 1932 E. U. Bean K. B. Reed M. S. Tobey A. Piccolo A. L. Rust R. W. Karges B. Phillips F. H, Hart F. J. Antico M. P. Nardone A. W. Howe 1933 R. Chenery PLEDGEES R. Greenleaf W. G. Sanborn G. F. Hughes F. J. Cunningham W. Ryan R. Bruce R. M. Urann R. B. Matson T. F. Dalton R. E. Bates F. Pritchard T. H. Hersey R. R. MacLean 189 o aj Si - 1- : . - u jj — : aj -. rt 7 — I CO - S! u O — S.C -c-S -JJ | go - o-dQ g u o . - O -Q 5-iuH E _ S g o im o i . u 2-5 , s s o i CO Hcfl tu CAULDRON ' - Phi Beta Alpha Local Fraternity l tjd Established 1924 K Headquarters — 36 Vernon Street, Brookline I BA BROTHERS IN THE FACULTY H. Nelson Raymond, Jr. Raymond Fennell Andrew King Benjamin Ellison FACULTY ADVISER Everett C. Marston BROTHERS 1930 R. B. Carr R. E. Cobb J- M. Corey R. G. Eldridge N. W. Gallagher C. D. Keezer K. A. Love C. E. Lynde 1931 C. Waitt H. E. Burton R. Corey E, Crawford G. Davis N. F. Faulkner H. A. Graves R. G. Hassell H. G. Knox C. Newcombe V. D. O ' Neil W. A. Symancyk K. C. Whitehill J- A. Turner 1932 D. White E. Bailey R. Clark J- D. Doyle J- McCrudden S. MOSHER M. Ross PLEDGEES E. Perkins R. Cole A. K. Fletcher L. GOLBRANSON W . Hyde R. Stone L. Stowers W . D. Turner J- Vaida 191 Ji o ;£ rt t _■■- c o «; « g C .Sf E Si g y S o 05 tJoUn ™CAULDROH- Kappa Zeta Phi Local Fraternity Founded 1924 Headquarters 525 Newbury Street, Boston FACULTY ADVISER iLFRED S. Lake BROTHERS 1930 J. A. Abbott 1931 W. Begun M. Kesselman I. Green M. Tarnopol N. Altshuler 1932 S. Shepp PLEDGEES S. Wesalo M. LuDWIG H. RoZEN L. Feldman 193 §z _2 .!2 c O H rt • O 1J It: u. O S S j; SO - u5 ■ : ■ Q-, - oj - 3 rt ■- o .2 ' S c ' p; S o S ™CAULDROH Gamma Phi Kappa Local Fraternity Established 1925 Headquarters 155 Davis Avenue, Brookline BROTHERS IN THE FACULTY Stanley G. Estes William J. Alcott, Jr. FACULTY AD TSER Stanley G. Estes BROTHERS 1930 J. Potter W. C. Crafts R. Kelley E. p. Howell A. M. Robinson VAUh D. J. Kelly A. LooMis L. HiNTZ C. Barriere J. Curran J. Clark 1931 H. A. Gill W. Lymberg A. Goss H. Blanch ARD C. Kimball G. Morris F. Weston D. MacKenzie C. SCHNEPPERSHOFF E. Clark G. MoORE R. Hubbard 1932 R. ViLES J. Clark E. Hintz M. AUBEY H. BONIN A. Pierce R. M. Morris PLEDGEES J. L. Kelliher A. J. Howard 195 W. L. SCHOFIELD o 4? £ ° « - = u j= ° 2 •fl u o o C rt r3 - .-0-2 §« — ■ c 2 U M -5 mi s o S CAULDRON-- Sigma Delta Local Fraternity Established 1925 Headquarters 870 Beacon Street, Boston BROTHERS IN THE FACULTY Waldemar S. McGuiRE Arthur B. Montgomery George W . Whittum FACULTY ADVISER Frederick W. Holmes R. C. Bascom A. P. Reynolds J. C. Gale A, H. Pratt L. R. B. Hervey J. W. VanDerzee J. C. Benson P. Verbeck W. K. Freeman K. Turner R. ' . James R. A. Day P. C. Colby F. E. Anderson F. P. LeBaron W. W. Smith BROTHERS 1930 T. R. Love F. H. Langhorst W. H. Marden B. M. Curtis 1931 C. P. Webber R. H. Cassidy M. C. Smith S. Hazeltine W. A. Roberts S. A. Lyon 1932 K. F. Hayden R. B. Mount J. W . Eakins PLEDGEES ' . L. Argetsinger J. Hay S. E. Saunders 197 A. W. Morang T. A. Nelson E. F. Child W. C. Hamblett K. H. Gilson A. W. Parker R. A. Grant F. G. Boardman H. R. Hamilton H. S. Jensen J. S. Young G. T. PiLLSBURY C. Poole M. V. Hanscom A.J. Lombard J. A. Swift bo - - ■a ° O B cja, ™CAULDRON ' - Iota Phi Sigma Local Fraternity Founded 1923 Headquarters Northeastern University FACULTY ADVISER Robert Bruce H. Bower B. Raymond BROTHERS 1930 H. J. Gretsky 1931 L. Darr B. Ritea D. Mealman 199 CAULDRON ' - pAft Of tht: Ma sr S it a «►.« £n,-tk ' 200 ™CAULDR01 - Dead or ' Aiive Hoil ( Hcl ' . Faith — Hope Chor-i-t-y P 201 ™CAULDRON ' - ■ ' S iMmi AThee-ie., bi Wacj ficWhif. 202 CAULDRON ' - THE GAiws •jioc. ' A n r 203 ™CAULDROH- DADDY T A FOR TWO-ELNTY 204 ouTCAars ™CAULDROH- ' A Lt-C 2- oof ' CAP con JPCCIAL. 205 ™CAULDROr  ' OH OtffL S ' TM£ HO S- 206 ™CAULDRON '  207 ™CAULDRO  HHeae ' sTMc j)£a n . ' n 208 TH CAULDRON ' 30 Ofi ' - J ' ohNny ElMeR ' iV PHE oe HnQRY 209 - I 3 t N THE A I ft ™CAULDRON '  Be 7 7(y ieBoAs eu xr ' A eu J ' foUO j3c 77 ' S l r s 9 ffy 7 210 ™CAULDROH- 4 v-i (L. if X m 7 N Dl(E5 1y ! ' ' - - 211 ™CAULDRON ' - 212 CAULDRON ' - Tuesday 3 Wednesday 4 Thursday 5 Friday 6 Saturday 7 Sunday 8 Monday 9 Tuesday 10 Wednesday 11 Thursday 12 Friday 13 Saturday 14 Sunday 15 Monday 16 Tuesday 17 Wednesday 18 Thursday 19 Friday 20 Saturday 21 Sunday 22 Monday 23 Tuesday 24 Wednesday 25 Thursday 26 Friday 27 Saturday 28 Sunday 29 Monday 30 Tuesday 1 Wednesday 2 Thursday 3 Friday 4 Saturday 5 Sunday 6 Monday 7 Tuesday 8 Wednesday 9 Thursday 10 Friday 11 Saturday 12 Sunday 13 Academic Calendar 1929 September First Faculty meeting of year — Hotel Kenmore Faculty keep office hours First Freshman class on hve-year plan enter Faculty reception to Freshmen. Only record of excess goodwill between Professors and Freshmen Faculty bath at Nightingale ' s nest Freshmen write home for money Upperclassmen inundate Bursar ' s office with good checks Joe Coolidge appears in New Palm Beach Suit Student Council makes plans to create unhappiness in Freshman class Record attendance at chapel — of Freshmen President ' s reception for Faculty at ' endome Chinamen receive allotment of Faculty ' s hard boiled shirts Upperclassmen reside — in canoes Fraternities discuss making good impression on Freshmen Bachrach photographs new faculty Council enlarge upon plans Smaller attendance at chapel Student Union Reception to Freshmen in Brown Hall New suit gets baggy Freshmen inyade Art Museum Blue Monday Greater Lynn Club resolves to be greater Bird presides at Flying Club meeting Everett High Club gets under way G. P. K. cavorts at house dance N. U. wins soccer game with Bridgewater Freshmen visit relations at Franklin Park Fraternities smoke October Ingalls humanizes Senate Freshman rushes to Mass Meeting in taxi Trackmen show their wares at Brockton Have decided how to lead the sophomore BA N. U. ties Springfield at soccer Rain Interclub Council meeting Trentwell edifies musical comedy staff Quiz More quizzes Still more and seniors jam at Kenmore Columbus discovered America. Praise be to Chris! Division B pulls in 213 ™CAULDROH- ■ The i i ► C P ' US A.M ffc€f 1 214 CAULDRON ' - Hopefuls take conditional exams Division B starts vacation Co-op department goes to work Mac opens his home to Quincy High Club Dr. Crane tells when to laugh N. U. defeats Connecticut Aggies Tatton experiences first day of married life University upset by news of Tatton ' s marriage Maine-iacs eat Boston Beans Interfraternity Council recommend that letters be awarded to themselves Raymond studies hockey material Sophomore engineers ballot for officers Miss Cooper marries Carleton Goodspeed Prof. Estes takes his fraternity to church K. Z. P. smokes A. I. E. E. elects officers N. U. bows to Harvard soccer team Chapel as usual November Sigma Delta gives non-convivial house dance Northeastern glorious in defeat with Clark Iota Phi Sigma recuperates from golf tournament Rain Jellison wins Harvard ' s Open Run Flying Club decides it lacks funds for plane 4 paws meet State clubs convene N. E. Z. warms new house N. U. redeems self by defeating Tech Day of Rest Recuperation Literary asperates attempt to conceive literary magazine Class treasurers plead for payment of dues Paul Stuart pays $.50 dues Prof. Bruce entertains senior accounting clan at lunch — dutch treat N. U. defeats Worcester Discussions at Fraternity Houses (?) Flying Club miss two meetings Prof. Estes holds course on Building Blocks Division B rests for exams Exams and social activities Division B have examinations Tiff ' any ' s pajamas torn in Hanover Mended — All is well Comes Division A Comes the New Moon Comes the Mass Comes Executive Committee meeting Goes — ten students Accounting Class cuts — D ' Allesandro dallies on way to class Monday 14 Tuesday 15 Wednesday 16 Thursday 17 Friday 18 Saturday 19 Sunday 20 Monday 21 Tuesday 22 Wednesday 23 Thursday 24 Friday 25 Saturday 26 Sunday 27 Monday 28 Tuesday 29 Wednesday 30 Thursday 31 Friday 1 Saturday 2 Sunday 3 Monday 4 Tuesday 5 Wednesday 6 Thursday 7 Friday 8 Saturday 9 Sunday 10 Monday 11 Tuesday 12 Wednesday 13 Thursday 14 Friday 15 Saturday 16 Sunday 17 Monday 18 Tuesday 19 Wednesday 20 Thursday 21 Friday 22 Saturday 23 Sunday 24 Monday 25 Tuesday 26 Wednesday 27 Thursday 28 Friday 29 Saturday 30 215 ™CAULDROH 1 K -S iDE l uLi A«eT ' 5T. X ojsfV B DID e M Hi iiN AN e ' 3HV HAveiVBvsi - c U ' 5.EDLr3 ANY V OISfrV CAN nsAcH g. C ' J-s beer) prove rT) VTTAll iBD TBf P. SABINE K vB-oSI NE:Ck:T!E .IN Hit BOO DO 11$. .S Ut ofr 216 ™CAULDROh  Sunday 1 Monday 2 Tuesday 3 Wednesday 4 Thursday 5 Friday 6 Saturday 7 Sunday 8 Monday 9 Tuesday 10 Wednesday 11 Thursday 12 Friday 13 Saturday 14 Sunday 15 Monday 16 Tuesday 17 Wednesday 18 Thursday 19 Friday 20 Saturday 21 Sunday 22 Monday 23 Tuesday 24 Wednesday 25 Thursday 26 Friday 27 Saturday 28 Sunday 29 Monday 30 Tuesday 31 Wednesday 1 Thursday 2 Friday 3 Saturday 4 Sunday 5 Monday 6 Tuesday 7 Wednesday 8 Thursday 9 Friday 10 Saturday 11 Sunday 12 Monday 13 Tuesday 14 Wednesday 15 December Conrad speaks at Park St. Church — State Theater crowded Red letter day. Trentweil meets poets in ' aldorf Prof. Strahan has ringside seat at Symphony News Staff (ills Nigger Heaven at Copley Soccer team eats — School pays Freshmen and sophs bury hatchet and fight for cider and doughnuts Early Christmas Shopping circulars arrive Circulars destroyed Unattended Flving Club Meeting Junior Prom Committee decides to have dance Sophomores hop — out Interfraternity dance conceived Houses trip the light fantastic Huskies defeat Clark in basketball Morpheus reigns Called on account of rain Agony quartet yodels Melvin approves student council recommendation. Great rejoicing! Melvin changes mind Faculty split hairs. Whittaker absent Division A out — Division B nearly in Society for Prevention of Swearing is born Christmas shopping starts Christmas shopping ends. Both dollars spent Christmas. Some co-op students get day off Recuperation Faculty hobnob with freshmen New Year ' s eve dating Division B pravs — for good weather Preparations for wet weather Wet weather here 1930 January Birth of 1930 — good sale on Bromo ' s and Aspirin Lothrop comes to Cauldron meeting I forget Putty drives up in new closed job N. E. Z. entertains two guests free N. E. Z. labours to pay assessment Student Union film breaks News Impress Freshman exposed to Prof. Estes Div. B soph cavort McCoy ' s jaw swells — White ' s knuckles unscarred June is just around the corner Bowdoin Sextet defeats N. U. Symphony Restaurant Blue Plate special Pror White tells Seniors how to earn 5000 a year 217 CAULDRON ' - Thursday 16 Friday 17 Saturday 18 Sunday 19 Monday 20 Tuesday 21 Wednesday 22 Thursday 23 Friday 24 Saturday 25 Sunday 26 Monday 27 Tuesday 28 Wednesday 29 Thursday 30 Friday 31 Saturday 1 Sunday 2 Monday 3 Tuesday 4 Wednesday 5 Thursday 6 Friday 7 Saturday 8 Sunday 9 Monday 10 Tuesday 11 Wednesday 12 Thursday 13 Friday 14 Saturday 15 Sunday 16 Monday 17 Tuesday 18 Wednesday 19 Thursday 20 Friday 21 Saturday 22 Sunday 23 Monday 24 Tuesday 25 Wednesday ' 26 Thursday 27 Friday 28 Big crowd sees M. I. T. Hockey Game Annual Musical Club concert at City Club True Story Hour on the Radio Text: Blessed Be the Tie That Binds — the Seniors to N. U. Lippman hits 120 in Bowling Soph pucksters win Fenno Cup Executive Committee meets — working and knashing of wits Student Union tries to thrill students Dean Academy defeats N. U. quintette Basketball — N. U. 70, Upsala 32 — Team looks respectable Gramstorff loses shirt in fracas at Vantines. GramstorfF has cold Winslow Porter accepts advisorship of Banking Club Musical Comedy chorus girls tried out Rev. Radcliffe speaks at chapel Bishop McConnal speaks at Symphony February Perlmuter shaves Very cold — Sailors leave common Melvin revels in the Inferno B. A. Students learn to raise checks Come the Chorus Girls Whittaker fishes through the ice Lynn Club does greater bowling N. U. vs. Tufts — Not so good Mary Garden pulls in Opera in full swing McCoy ' s jaw back to normal — Celebrates with Donny Mr. Fenno loses his suspenders Pop Smith all wet — muddy waters Joe Coolidge obliged with valentines No basketball game John B goes to church — with Mrs. Havice looks at Pierce Arrow; buys Reo McCoy wears garters Towle ' s car burns — hot stuff Prof. White picks up 15 students; sex unknown Rubber shortage. Carr gets track shoes George mangles tree Spring is coming. Coolidge picks crocii for school S. R. O. Banned in Boston New News Machine in operation Raymond 2 hours early for practice. Stayed up all night Estes plays in Trailing Suspenders Mr. Dewitt stocks up on paper 218 ™CAULDROH- Jokes Carr: Who is the tall man with a moustache in 2H? EsTEs: Do you, by any chance, refer to me? Carr: No I mean the good looking man. The height of irony — Prof. Estes Gentlemen. Quotations: Dean Melvin — In front we have, Mr. Hatch, Mr. O ' Neil, and human beings. ' ' College men never feel romantic love, they only act peculiar. Mr. Gabine — Remember fellows this vorld is not an animal rescue league. Prof. D ' Alessandro — How can I teach you if you don ' t come to see me. Prof. Jackson — Electric refrigerators are conducive to a stronger resemblance between father and children, Prof. Bruce — So he debits Horses and credits Blacksmiths. Prof. McGuire — My class ends in the third row. Mr. Porter — Best credit risk is the man who swears the loudest. GREAT DISCO ' ERIES AT N. U. 1. Sophomores discover that Wheatstone Bridge cannot be crossed. 2. Al Morang finds a benzine ring and a couple of end-points in a Freshman ' s locker. 3. Neiditz finds a defect in a curve in the text-book. (Page creased). 4. Freshman Mechanical finds he can ' t carry a pail of steam. 5. McGregor finds acid has affinity for his trousers. 6. Ed Ellis discovers that I-R drops are not sold in drug stores. 7. Sophomore Civils find frogs exist on railroad tracks. 8. Adelman discovers that jobs don ' t grow on trees. 9. Fraternities discover that P. G. P. has a fairly good basketball team. 10. Prof. White discovers that Husky makes a better dog than actor. 11. Newton Farmers discover that Husky has a weakness for chicken polkas . 12. Freshmen look out of windows in 7-H and make great discoveries. 13- Scholnick discovers he is an actor. 14. S. O. P. finds bearded ladies in its frat house. 15. Freshmen discover theatres, dance-halls, restaurants, drug-stores, barber- shops, Beauty Parlors, etcetera on the college campus. 16. Mancuso finds that none of the leg shows in Boston show the Brownian Movement. 219 ™CAULDROH- Young thing (jo N. U. co-op student hi factory): Hey, you, why the belt and suspenders too, don ' t you trust vour trousers? RosoFF (z« Chem Lab after breaking a thermometer): I ' ll be blankety-blank-blank- blank — , the third one in two weeks! What the blankety-blank-blank-blank-. Prof. McGuire: Remember, young man, you ' re in the Y. M. C. A. now! Prof. Puglsey: Do I understand that you refuse to pay your tuition? Student: Oh, no, I just refrain from paying it. BOSTON VISITORS Farmer Brown ' s Daughter ( « the city for the first time): Oh, daddy, look at the Northeastern green freshman. Farmer Brown; Let ' s go, honey, he may be as dangerous as a ripe one. THE REASON Alpha; Why are they burying the professor on the side of that hill? ' Beta; Because he is dead. Prof. McGuire; What happens to this solution, Felix? Felix (remains silent). Prof. McGuire ( jfst ' Cii); Nothing! Felix; I said nothing. There was a young lady named Hyde Who ate green apples and died; The apples fermented inside the lamented Forming cider inside her inside. A WORD TO THE WISE In promulgating your esoteric cogitations and articulating your superficial sen- timentalities and amiable, amicable philosophical observations beware of platitudi- nous ponderosity. There was a young girl named Sharkey Who foolishly married a darky; To atone for her sins she had three sets of twins Two white, two black, and two khaki. 220 ™CAULDRON ' - HUSKY SAYS— The difference between a student and prof is that a student looks forward, and a prof remembers. The ideal report card is the report card that is never given. Northeastern stenogs hate to be made saints against their wills. Happv is he who meets Prof. Gee. His other troubles are soon forgotten. Whom the profs would flunk, they first make glad. There is no sense in keeping your homework at home. Profs pass those they must; they flunk those whom they please. To go around with a D average and look as though you are studying hard is one of the first things to be learned at a college. All students are the same, and some are worse. ' hen vou are looking for an opening, be careful that you don ' t find yourself in a hole. Love is a man ' s crazv desire to become a woman ' s meal-ticket. Love will not be denied. — Ask Bill Sudack. At the place of the Junior Prom there are no clocks. If all the power used by Northeastern students in making up excuses could he harnessed it would drive the entire Boston Elevated System. Never ask girls not to tell, it puts the idea into their heads. If students want to lose their hearts or hands over women let them do it; but don ' t let them lose their heads. Stupid students have their uses. They g ive bright ones additional opportunities. A student who thinks all he says may be wise; but the student who says all he thinks is foolish. All profs in the Law School grow hopeful when they see a pretty co-ed. No student can be nice enough to the kid brother of a sweet dame. A Northeastern graduate has just returned to his home town to find that the people there sleep nights instead of days. Ed Svvartz (looking at graduation pictures of himself : Which do vou think is the best- ' Bill Sud. ck: I think the one of vou with the cap and gown over vour face is the best. Prof. McGuire (Jn conference roorn): I ' ve heard th.it motion moved twice. Landlady (jo freshman hiring a room on Hemenivay Street : It ' s all right to have visitors but vour lights must be out by eleven o ' clock. 221 ™CAULDRO  FAVORITE SAYINGS OF FAVORITE PROFS. Prof. McGuire: I take it for granted you had this last year and passed it. Pop Smith: You men jolly well know. Pop Strahan : Where did you get this equation? Prof. Porter: You men work this out for yourselves. Prof. Baker: Your attitude counts a lot. Prof. Towle: I ' m going out to get some jobs. Prof. Gramstorff: You are supposed to know that. Mr. Baird: How do you expect to pass this course. Prof. Zeller: Watch out! Watch out! That shot will kill vou. Mr. Gabine: Vensday, ve viU have lav work. Prof. Speare: ' If you make an algebraic mistake I ' ll flunk you. Prof. Muckenhoff: You know that, I don ' t have to tell you. Prof. Bruce: What is Accountancy? Prof. Coolidge: Ho! Ho! Ho! Doctor Straus: Ein gut morgan, meine Kinder. Prof. Parsons: Got a doctor ' s certificate. Prof. Havice: I now pronounce you man and wife. Mr. Everett: Come back next week. I ' ll see what I can do for vou. CO-OPERATING ON CO-OP The scene is in a lab of a household boiler concern. Three Div. B Co-op men are attempting to loosen a large stubborn pipe. After a vain effort one co-op man gets a brilliant idea. — George, you get the four-foot Stillson and pull hard. Ed, you help George and I ' ll help by grunting. The pipe was loosened. The world has garlands and applause At graduation time But may forget us the next day When we attempt to climb. 222 ™CAULDROH- THE NOSE The nose that is made for the people Is home for the snee e and the smell; All over the world it is followed Like Echo e ' er follows a veil. It works hand in hand with the arrow And is to the chemist, first aid; The snub nose, the hawk nose, the starved nose. The pugnose and those that are made . The nose is creator of music Betrayer of character too; It makes you feel sorry for soneone Or sends a big laugh right through vou. It always is picked at bv soneone E ' en though it gives people a hunch; No matter how hard you can blow it The nose is the seat for the punch. NORTHEASTERN CLASS ODE S. N. ' 30 We have come to the goal aye, too soon dear old friends After work and good times we must part; ' e must leave the dear walls of Northeastern e ' en now, Here ' s to Husky, long life from each heart. We have travelled together a few good short years. Yes, together shared joys and bad breaks; Now a fork ' s in the road, we must choose our own path. Let us part, as we met, with handshakes. We ' ll continue the journey with sure steps alone Alma Mater has lightened our way; Through the years that we ' ll move we ' ll not darken her name But love her to the dusk of life ' s day. And fond fancies will oft Old Northeastern recall, ' hether fortune or fame us o ' ertakes; Come what mav for our lot, whether big things or small Let us part as we met, with handshakes. S. N. ' 30 223 ™CAULDRO[ - With the aid of student volunteers Pittsburgh scientists are making a study of sleep. hy the deuce didn ' t thev start the test at Northeastern. There was an old sculptor named Phidias Whose statues were perfectly hideous; He made Aphrodite without anv nightie Thus arousing the ultra-fastidious. THE DREAM OF ANY NORTHEASTERN LIBRARIAN That all the Senior Chems b stricken dumb (at least while in the library). LiNDY : Going to eat now. Doc? Doc.f ' Naw, I ' m going down to the Spa. There was a voung ladv named Danker ho retired before the ship had weighed anchor But she woke in dismay when she heard the mate say, Let us take down the ' top sheet ' and ' spanker ' . Buckley: What is the function of the lungs and liver as related to kidneys? Apostole ( « conference talking on the functions of the kidneys : The lungs are the chief-chemists of the bodv. The liver is the assistant chief-chemist. Buckley; How about the kidneys? Apostole (jcratching his head ' ): V ' ell, the kidneys are doing co-op jobs. Yes, said Mr. Baird, I ' ll make him stav back! So the taxi driver had to wait behind Mr. Baird ' s car until Mr. Baird made up his mind to drive on. Prof. Nightingale: So vou insulted your employer. Can you deny it? Co-op man: I can, sir if it will help me any. IT FELL, AND HOW! Si: The thermometer has fallen. Morang: Very much? Si: About five feet. 224 ™CAULDROW SOME PREDICTIONS OF OUR ERSTWHILE SENIOR CHEMS Sw ANSON — Indian Rajah with Harem. DocKMEjiAN — Jelly Magnate. LiNDY — Coal expert. Shep — Watch and Ward Society Inspector, for protection of Simmons Students. GiBADLO — Pro. Hockev Plaver and sponsor of a movement for larger pucks and hockev sticks built on a snow plow principle. Hamilton — U. S. Patent Examiner and ' ultex Specialist. PuRCELL — Lecturer on the subject: Why students should be married. O ' Keefe — Ladies and Gents Garments cleaned and pressed. Muenzner — King of a 2 x 4 country in South America. Saunders — Leader of a revolt against Patent Medicines. RosoFF and Neiditz — President and Secretary, respectively, of a company trying to produce cheap Isoprene for poor ambitious students. Vogelsang — Out to revolutionize the Alum Industry. Apostole — Foreign representative of some big American concern. Reynolds — Lumber King and Expert on Paper from Wood Pulp. Buckley — Oil Magnate out west where horses walk between your legs. Dinnerstein — Head of a clique monopolizing the Chromium Plating Industry. Mancuso — Chief Advisor of the Eastman Kodak Company. D ' angelis — Connecticut expert on Cadmium Plating. Felix — Manufacturer of tennis rackets. DiPietro — Right Hand Man of the Waltham Watch Manufacturing Co. Johnson — President of the Plumbers Association of the East. 225 ™CAULDRO - KITTY She is the darling of my heart I love the wav she plays her part. She ' s not as false as she is fair, Like some brunettes on earth I swear. She knows not what it is to sin Nor smoke, nor swear, nor to drink gin. When I come home from work at night She looks at me with eves so bright. I have to smile — forget my pains (Although the creature has no brains). And then I startle and grow sad To think the end, if she were dead. Then I shall never see her well Neither in Heaven nor in Hell. For she is nothing but a cat. While I ' m a man and that is that. S. N. ' 30 226 TH CAULDROI  Ye shall know him by his Bruce — Shining pate White — Social contacts Gabine — Drawers Baird — Essex Gramstorff — Chalk Marston — Irony Ellison — Manner McCoy — Jaw Parsons — Rounded periods Holmes — Flowing hair Ben White— Ha, Ha,— Ho, Ho Raymond — Milk man hours Porter — Six shooter Strahan — Cigar Montgomery— No, it ain ' t either PuGSLEY — See-saw dance step CooLiDGE — Loves Alvord — Collars Schlagenhauf — Obesity Alexander — Lack of it Richards— The flux Smith — Now, Gentlemen R. G. Porter— The value corresponding to Whittaker— Now this goes out, and this goes out Stearns— Shuper heated stheam 227 rr DIRECTORY OF UNDERCLASSMEN Abbott, Frederick E., 34, Ch.E., King St., Falmouth Abdalian, M. O., 34, E.E., 390 Main St., Indian Orchard Abel. Robert, ' 34, C.E., 82 Deering Rd., Maitapan Abisamra, Emil John, ' 34, M.E-, 117 Orient St., Worcester Abretii.John L., 31. E.E., 2 Parkhurst St., Milford Ackart, T, Edmund, ■3I. B,A., Main St., Schaghticoke, N. Y. Adams, Nicholas Phiilip, 34, E.E., 15 Christopher St., Dorchester Adams, Stanley H., ' 34, B.A., Ansonia, Conn. Adeiman, Maxwell. 31, Ch.E., 204 Mather St., Hartford, Conn, Adomaitis, Alexander, ' 32, Ch.E-, 262 Wmrer St., Brockton Ahman, Stewart A., ' 31, Ch.E., 98 Woodlawn St., Everett Ajootian, John A., ' 32, E.E., 275 Carpenter St., Providence, R.I. Alcorn, Arnold S., ' 32. M.E,, 91 Parmenter Rd., Waltham Aldrich, Howard J., ' 31, E.E., 12 Wa hington St., Danvers Alhowik, Bronek Walter, ' 32, E.E., 15 Mineral St,, Ipswich Allen, Daniel W_, 31, C.E., 22 Broadway, Watertown Allen, Lloyd McLean, Jr., ' 34, CE,, 121 Spring St., Medfcrd Allen. Stanley L , ' 31, E.E., 177 Mam St., Daniehon, Conn. Allev, Milton, ' 34, E.E., LaGranpeville, N. Y. Almeida. Joseph R., 34, Ch.E.. 79 East St., Ludlow Almquist, Russell C. ' 34, M.E., 236 Grafton St., Brockton Alpert, Joseph, ' 32, C.E., 126 Florence St., Everett Altshuler, Israel, ' 32, Ch.E., Ill Lawrence Ave., Roxbury Altshuler. Norman Peskin, ' 32. B.A., 86 Endicott St., Peabody Altshulter, Sidney, ' 31, E.E., 6 Esmond St., Dorchester Alves. Francis J., ' 32, C.E,, 3 Young ' s Ct., Provincetown Amberlock, Joseph P., ' 34, B.A..21 Cleveland Ave. Westfield Ambrose. Edward W., 31. B.A.. 217 Munroe St.. Dedham Amiss, Ralph G,, ' 31, B.A., 96 Oakland St., Methuen Anderson, Alfred Charles. 31, C.E., East St., East Foxboro Anderson, Axel L., ' 32, B.A., Pond St., North Easton Anderson, Elmer Arthur, ' 32, B.A., Oliver St., North Easton Anderson, Eric G., ' 31 . E.E., 469 No. State St, . Concord, N. H. Anderson. Forest E., ' 32. E.E., Vinalhaven, Me, Anderson, Fritz Ronald, ' 32, EE.. 14 Ellington St.. Boston Anderson, Gordon Campbell, ' 34. ME., 127 Webster St., Haverhill Anderson, Paul Raymond, ' 34, B A,, 12 Kimball Ave . Pawtucker. R, I, Anderson, Simon Alfred, ' 34, M.E,, 7 Janes St,, Peabody Andrews, Ellsworth, ' 32, M.E., 28 Burnham St., Waverley Andrews, Frank S,, ' 32, Ch.E., Wood St., Woodville Andrews, Henry Nathaniel, Jr., ' 34, C.E., 54 York Ter,, Melrose High- lands Anthony, Luther Joseph, Jr., ' 34, Ch.E., 255 Somerset Ave.. Taunton Antico, Frank Joseph, ' 32, B.A., 21 Rock Glen Rd., Medford Antonievich, Romeo J,, ' 32, E.E., 29 Valley St.. Springfield, Vt. Appleton. Daniel F., ' 31. C.E., Country Way, Sciiuate Center Argersigner, Verle Leslie, ' 32, HE, 635 W, Church St., Elmira, N. Y. Arlio, Dominico Charles, ' 32, E.E . 79 Cedar St.. Bridgeport, Conn. Armstrong. Ralph W,. ' 31, E.E., 305 Hancock St.. So. Braintree Arnold, Charles Louis. ' 34, M.E., 53 Kendrick St., Brighton Assad, Charles, Jr., ' 34, Ch.E., 1 Bond St., Boston Atwood, Earl B., ' 34, Ind.E., 6 Orchard St., Terryville, Conn. Aubey, Millard H., ' 32, CE., 344 Union Ave., Framingham Austin. Frederick, ' 32, CE., 55 Audubon Rd., Boston Avery, Clarence E,, ' 32, CE., 234 Glen St,, New Britain, Conn. Aianan, Michael, ' 34, B.A , 65 Thornton St., Revere Babel, Victor J . ' 32, Ch.E. 31 Folan Ave.. Norwood Babin, Reginald B.. ' 34, M,E., 110 Sunnyside, Manchester. N. H Bacon, Preston Morrill, ' 34, B.A., American U., Beirut, Syria Bacon, Silas Herbert, ' 34, B.A., 153 Manning St,. Needham Bagley, Gustave W., ' 32, CE., 39 Crescent Ave., Melrose Bagloe, William A., ' 32. C.E., 51 Riverview, Faneuil Bailey. Edgar C, ' 32, B.A., 24 Evergreen St., Framingham Bailey, Edward B., ' 32, E.E., 49 Florence St., Melrose Baker, Carl J.. ' 32, B.A. ,48 Intervale St., Boston Baker, Leland H., ' 32, B.A., Charlton Balch, Merle Clifford, ' 34, E,E., 19 King St,, Groveland Balestrien, Thomas H., ' 32, E,E., 17 Pratt St., Boston Balick. Peier.Jr.. ' 34. E.E., 9 Miller St., Westfield Bamftrd, Wilson A., 34, E.E., 128 Park St., Springfield Bangs, John Kingsbury, ' 34, E.E., 17 Lincoln St., Brunswick, Me. Banister, Glenn B., ' 31. M.E., 30 Prospect St., Springfield, Vt. Banks, David Douglas, Jr.. 31, B.A. , 24 Gibson St., Cambridge Bannister, Dexter Emerson, ' 32, E.E., 24 Elm St., Webster Barber, Arthur G., ' 32, M.E., 108 Oak St., Shrewsbury Barber. Robert Henry, ' 34, B.A., HI HilKdale Rd. Somerville Barber, Thomas Gilman, ' 34, C.E., Park St. West, Reading Barnie. Ralph Everett, ' 34, Ind.E., 16 Newhall Ave., Dorchester Barr, Robert Earle, ' 34, E.E., Huntington Barratt, Joseph A., ' 32, E.E., 782 Norman St,, Bridgeport, Conn. Barriere, Charles J. F,, ' 31, Ch.E., Farewell St,, Newport, R. I. Bassett, Donald C, ' 31, C.E., Hidden Rd., Andover Bassett, Roswell F., ' 31, C.E., 4 Bacon Ter,, Hyannis Bateman, Charles E., ' 32, C.E., No. Stratford, N. H. Bates, Albert S., ' 32. CE,, 256 Green St., Fairhaven Bates, Nathan Warren, ' 31, M.E., Beechwood St., Cohasset Bates, Richard Edward, 31, B.A , Overbrook St,, Wellesley Batev. Theodore Allen. ' 31, ME., 928 Commercial St., East Weymouth Bauer, William R., ' 34, CE , I5I Hudson St., New Bedford Baumgarten. Frederick. ' 32. M E,, 83 Hyde Park St.. Dedham Baxter. Arnold H.. ' 31. M.E.. 7 High School Rd.. Hyannis Beal, Frank Gilbert, ' 34. B.A.. 49 Baker St., Foxboro Beal, John D., Jr., ' 31, E.E., 15 Whitehead Ave.. Nantasket Beach Bean, Ernest W., ' 31, B.A., 49 Suffolk Ave:, Swampscott Bean, Laures A., ' 32, Ch.E., 127 Magnolia St., Dorchester Beaton, Alfred Taylor, ' 34, B.A., 7 West St., MiUbury Bedrosian, Peter, ' 32, HE., Providence St , Millbury Beede, Harry Asel, ' 34, E.E., 15 Prospect St., Atlantic Begun, William, ' 31, B.A., 213 Pine St., Gardner Beigbeder, Paul A., ' 32, C.E., 6 Malverna Rd., Roslindale Belden. Harris J.. ' 34, B.A,, Clayton, N. Y. Bell, Kenneth Andrew, ' 34, Ch.E., 121 Union St., Attleb oro Belsky, Joseph J., ' 32, Ch.E., 374 River St.. Haverhill Belyea, Allan C, ' 31, M.E., 196 Austin St., Hyde Park Benedict. Schuyler B,, 32, CE., 36 Magnolia St., Arlington Benkus, William S.. ' 32. M.E., 357 River St , Haverhill Bennett, Sygmund, ' 34, C.E., 8 Oakwood St., Mattapan Benson, Gunnar Stuart, ' 32, C.E., 43 1-2 Robert St., Attleboro Benson, Henry A., ' 32. E.E,, 46 Chilton Rd,, W. Roxbury Benson, John C, ' 31, Ch.E,, 241 Prospect St., W. Roxbury Bergeron, Albert P., ' 32. B,A., 48 Day St, Jamaica Plain Bergmann, George L,, ' 34, E,E., 66 Clark St., Easthampton Bermingham, Daniel T., ' 34, C.E., 32 Lawn St., Boston Bertelli. Joseph A., ' 31, B.A., 15 Avon St., Somerville Bertelsen, Albert, 34, CE., 17 Cottage St., West Concord Berthiaume. Amedee S,, ' 32. B.A,, Millbury Best. John W,, ' 34, B.A., 35 Rockingham Rd., Boston Betts, Henry Taylor, ' 32, E.E., 351 Essex Ave., Gloucester Beyus, John Joseph. ' 32,C,E.,67 Blake St,, Torringtoii. Conn. Bibinski. StanleyJ., ' 34. M,E,. 1975 Dorchester Ave,, Dorchester Bigelow. George H., ' 34, IndE., 83 Pleasant St., Marlborough Bingham, Fletcher H., ' 32, Ind.E., Newburgh, N. Y. Bird, John E., ' 34, M.E,, 15 Scottfieid Rd., Allston Bird. Theodores., 34, B.A, 250 Broadway, Rockland, Me. Birdsall,John ' M,. 32. InJ I . 366 No, Main St., Shawsheen Village 230 THE Warren Kay Vantine STUDIO Inc. Official l hotographer Northeastern University ' 26 ' 27 ' 28 ' 29 ' 30 o? } l6o BOYLSTON ST. : BOSTON, MASS. 31 DIRECTORY OF UNDERCLASSMEN Bishop, William Ernest, ' 34, ME , 358 Pleasant St., Melrose Bixby, Arthur P., 34, B.A., West Groion Buby, Harvey A., ' 32, B.A., West Groion Bixby, Robert W., ' 31, C.E., 70 Pleasant St., No. Andover Bjuhr, Elzear Horace Euclid, ' 34, E.E., 197 Florence St., Brockton Black, Robert J., ' 32, M.E., High St.. So. Hanson Blake, John, 32, Ind.E., 153 Center St.. Methuen Blake, Samuel F., ' 32, Ind.E., 69 Wmter St., Cambridge Blanchard, Charles Everett, ' 31, E.E., 75 Howard St , Norwood Blanchard, Eugene S., ' 32, M.E., 11 Gibbens St., Somerville Blanchard, Harry L,, ' 32, C.E., 61 Atkinson St., Bellows Falls, Vt. Blatchford, Frank W,,Jr., ' 31, B.A.. 30 Harbor Ter,, Gloucester Bluestein, Albert, ' 34, M.E., 48 Laighton St., Lynn Boardman, Frank G., ' 32, E.E., 231 Maple St., New Britain, Conn. Bocon, Joseph, ' 34, C.E., 3 Highland Ave., Ludlow Bogm, Elvio, ' 31, M.E., 39 Berlin St., Barre, Vt- Bohaker, Stuart M., 31, B-A., 61 Atkins Ave., Lynn Bois, Warren C, ' 34. B.A., Parkinson St., Needham Bon, Donald Oviatt, ' 34, BA., 47 Prospect St., Waterbuty, Conn. Bond, Coram Allison, 34, B.A , 9 Stevens Ter., Lancaster, N. H. Benin, Henri, ' 32, Ch.E., Boston Bonner, John, ' 31, M.E,, 1 Peterborough St., Boston Bonney, Edgar Greene, ' 32, E.E., 36 Parker St., Newton Center Booker, Alfred H., ' 32, Ind.E., 772 Summer St., Lynn Booth, George Edmund, ' 34, E.E., Turner H:ll Farm, Ipswich Bornbaum, Nathan H., ' 34, E.E., 118 Cottage St., Chelsea Bornstein, Harry, ' 34, C.E., 14 Nenous Ave., Revere Bortone, Caesar M,, ' 32, Ind.E., 984 Belmont St., Watertown Bouchard. Charles E., ' 31, BA., 76 Wilton St., Manchester, N. H. Bowers, Kenneth, ' 32, E.E., 7 Broad St., Glens Falls, N. Y. Boyd, Harold Ridge, ' 34, M.E., 24 Bay View, Quincy Boynton, Lloyd Coffin, ' 34, M.E., 267 Mam St.. Groveland Bozoian, Azard, ' 32, E.E., South St., Avon Bornstem, Edward, 34, B,A., 126 Devon St., Roxbury Bradford, George Henry, Jr., ' 32, C.E., Elm St., Bndgewatet Brandt, Paul, Jr., 32, E.E , 128 Allen Rd., North Easton Brous seau, Cednc L., ' 34, E.E., Main St., Boylston Brown, Asaph Regan, ' 34, C.E., 350 W, Broadway, Gardner Brown, Charles Henry.Jr., ' 34. Ch.E,, 219-46th St., Union City, N.J. Brown, Clyde C, ' 32, Ind.E., Lowell St.. West Peabody Brown, Everett A,, ' 31, B.A., 3-19 Ave.. Haverhill Brown, Merwin Henry, ' 34, Ch.E., 43 Park Place, Waterbury, Conn. Brown, Roger S., ' 32, C.E., 88 Oakwood Ave., Lynn Brown, Roland, ' 34, M.E., Water St., Epping, N. H. Browning, Harrison O., ' 32, E.E., 115 Wellington HiH, Mattapan Bruce, Paul Wallace, 32, E.E., Fitchburg Turnpike, Concord Bruce, Robert T., ' 32. E.E., 37 Gesner Ave., Nyack, N. Y. Brundage, Ayton A., 31, B.A., 32 Gould St., Stoneham Brush, Hubert Williams, ' 34, E.E , Brookfield Ct., Brookfield, Conn. Bryan, Charle ' Francis, ' 34, E.E.. 289 Sherman St., Canton Bryant, Elliot Freeman, ' 34, Ch.E., Main St., Plympton Bryant, Frank Wadsworth, ' 32, C.E., 1042 Congress St., Portland, Me Bucci, Henry Daniel, ' 31, C.E., 95 Fulton St.. Medford Buchsbaum, Irwin, ' 34. B.A , 20 Wales St., Dorchester Buck, Murray L., ' 34, Ch.E,, 28 Walnut St., Framingham Budzianowski, Walter Stanley, 34, Ch.E., 32 Estes St., Ipswich Burak, Terrance Mathew, 31, C.E., 43 Garfield St., Yonkers, N. Y. Burbank, John H., ' 32. E.E.. 49 Sparhawk St., Amesbury Biirbank, Willis P.. ' 31, B.A.. 57 Woodlawn St., Lynn Burke, George S., ' 32, B.A , 18 Hartshorn St., Reading Burke, Paul C, ' 32. E.E , 533 Hyde Park Ave., Roslmdale Burke, Philip Everett, Jr.. ' 34, E.E., 120 Crescent St.. Waltham Burke, William Roger. ' 34, C.E., 818 Fellsway, Medford Burnap, Joseph, ' 32, C.E., Main St., Millbury Burneir, Paul J., ' 32, Ch.E., 82 Waverly St., Everett Burnham, Morns W,, ' 32, B.A., Hartford, Vr. Burnside, Gilbert L , ' 31, Ch.E., 18 Boyden St., Dorchester Burrows, Charles Frederick, 34, E.E., Middlebury. Conn. Burton, Harry E-, ' 31, B.A., 15 Summer Ave., Roslmdale Burton, William H., Jr., ' 32, C.E., Read St., South Somerset Butler, Walter Everett, ' 34, C.E., 14 Kane St., New Bedford Burler, William Francis, ' 34, E.E., 1 Gifford PI., Boston Byrne, Arthur Paul, ' 34, M.E., 81 Gloucester St., Arlington Cafiso,JohnC., ' 31, B.A.. 40 Paris St., Methuen Cairns, William R.. ' 31. Ind.E , 56 Peter Parley Rd,, Boston Calandrella, Bernardino, 32, M.E., 106 Linden St., Attleboro Call, Arthur E., Jr., 32, E.E., Hovey St., Gloucester Cameron, Paul Alden, ' 34, B.A., 116 Medford St., Arlington Campbell, Lawrence H.. 34, C.E., 630 Warren St., Boston Campbell, Samuel T., ' 31, M.E., 188 Chestnut St., Waltham Campbell, Warren M., ' 34, E.E., 66 Bellingham Ave., Revere Canfield, Rodney Blair, ' 34. B.A-, 36 George St., Bristol, Conn Cantor, Benjamin J., ' 32, C.E., Wellington Hill. Boston Caponigro, Chelsomino J., 32, C.E-, 478 Saratoga St., East Boston Cappannari, Louis Lucian, ' 34, E.E., 7 B radford St., Plymouth Cardozo, Harry H.. Jr.. 34, E,E., 1410 Rue St.. N.W., Washington, DC. Carlson. Arthur Edwin, ' 32, B.A., 398 Weld St., West Roxbury Carlson, Carl Everett, ' 34, E.E.. 27 Hazelton St., Mattapan Carlson, Charles Andrew, 34, B.A., 22 Kingsboro Pk., Jamaica Plain Carlson, Clifton William, ' 32, E.E., 6 Summer St., Gloucester Carlson, Gustave Wilhelm, Jr., ' 34, B.A,, 6 Summer St., Gloucester Carlson, John George, 31, C.E , 279 Main St., Milford Carlson, Robert O., ' 31, B A., 3 Linden St., North Easton Carpenter, Alden Plimpton, 32. E.E,. 14 Union St., Bingham Carpenter, Dana W., ' 34, ME,, Willimantic, Conn, Carpenter, Maurice Warren, 34, M.E., Elm St., Limerick, Me, Carrigan, James E. T., 34, B.A., 168 Dana Ave., Boston Carroll, Charles H,, 32, M.E,, 26 Royal St., Watertown Carroll, William Hugh, ' 32, B.A.. 327 Geneva Ave., Dorchester Carter, William, 32, BA., 4 Alfreton Rd,, Needham Heights Casella, Anthony, ' 32, C.E., 681 Chestnut St., Athol Casey, John R,, ' 31, C.E., 4 Jean Rd., Arlington Casparian, Sarkis M-, ' 31, Ch.E., Syra, Greece Cass, Francis A., ' 32, C.E., 2 Galena St., Boston Cassese, Veto M., ' 31, C.E., 1415 Commercial St., East Weymouth Cassidy, Ralph Henry, ' 31, Ch.E., 24 Glenwood Ave,, Cambridge Castfucci, Louis P., ' 34, B.A., 17A Pratt St., Boston Caverly, Gardner Arthur, 34, B.A., 21 Parker PI., Laconia, N. H Cenerizio, Corrado, 32, E.E., 31 Bank Row, Greenfield Chadwick, Lozeah William, Jr., ' 34, C.E,, 71 Copeland St,, Brockton Chamberlain. Robert Francis, ' 34, Ch E,, 125 Peterboro St., Boston Chamillard, Albert L , ' 31, Ch E., 2 Murray Ave., Roxbury Chandler, Harlow Malcolm, ' 34, Ch.E., 32 Highland St., Canton Chandler, Paul R.. 32, C.E,, 21 So. Central Ave., Wollaston Chapman, Alexander N., ' 31, C.E., So. Great Rd., Lincoln Chapman. David William, ' 34, E.E., 55 Redwood Ave., Paterson, N. J. Chaput, Myron W., ' 34, E.E. , 20 Ninth Ave., Haverhill Chase, Horace M., 32, C.E., 12 Myrtle St., Stoneham Chase, John Merrill, 34, C.E., 251 High St., Newburyport Chasse, Charles Joseph, ' 34, M-E , Newbury, Vt, Chatis. Harold, ' 32, B A,, 225 Summer St,, Lynn Chatterton, Clifford L.. ' 31, E.E,, 555 Main St , Wakefield Chaves, Henry, ' 34, Ch.E , Forest St., Saugus Chenery, Richard, ' 34, B.A,, Musketaquid Rd., Concord Chesley, Richard Booker, ' 34, BA., 1 Vista Ave , Reading 232 THE WARREN KAY VANTINE STUDIO Inc. HOME a !d SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER Specialising in School Photography Northeastern Students Receive Special Kates i 1 60 BOYLSTON ST. : BOSTON, MASS. 233 DIRECTORY OF UNDERCLASSMEN Chestna, John. ' 32. E.E., 214 Plymouth St., Bndgewater Chick. Robert E., 32. C.E., 158 Washington St., HoUisron Chick. Russell W., ' 32, E.E., 158 Washington St., Holhston Chipman, Eidin James, ' 32, E.E., 35 Leland St., Framingham Choate, Harold Norman, ' 34, C.E,, 21 Page St., Hallowell, Me. Christian, Stephen Therry, 34, B. A., State Reformatory, EIraira, N. Y. Christiansen. John E., ' 32, C.E,. 1229 Mam St., Berlin, N. H. Christiansen, Ralph C, ' 32, ME.. 51 Botolph St., Atlantic Chnstianson, Ralph Meron, ' 34, B-.A . 34 King Phillips Rd.. Worcester Churakian. Arraes, 34, B.A., 79 Grove St., Watertown Church. Kenneth E., 34, E.E., 66 Chickatobat Rd., Quincy Churchill. Warren E.. 31, Ch.E.. 6 Perham St., West Roxbury Ciarlone, Nicholas M.. ' 32, BA, 986 Cherry St., Fall River Clark, Eugene R., ' 32. M.E., Pittsfield Clark. Herbert P., 32, M.E., 128 Mt. Vernon St . Springfield. Vt. Clark, Homer Will, ' 34, Ch E.. Stowe. Vt. Clark. Joel E.. 32, Ch.E., 31A Maple St., Stoneham Clark, John H.. 32. M.E., 59 Center St., North Easton Clark, John Richard, ' 32, E.E., Nantasket Ave., Allerton Clark, Jonathan William, Jr.. ' 34. C.E.. 156 Prospect St., Middletown, Conn. Clark, Lemert W.. 32, B.A-. 15 Clematis St.. Winchester Clark, Lester Merriti, 31, C.E., 48 Monadnock St., Dorchester Clark, Lewis W., ' 34. B.A., Corinna, Me. Clark, Robert Adams ' 34. B.A.. 229 Brightman St., Fall River Clark, Robert F , ' 32, BA., 185 Monroe St.. Dedham Clarke. Arthur E.. 34. E.E.. 868 Walnut St., Newton Center Clarke. John L., ' 34. C.E., 44 Central Ave.. Hyde Park Cleveland, Adrian W., ' 34. E.E., Prownville, N. Y. Cleveland, Ellsworth L., ' 31, Ch.E.. 124 Main St., Terryville, Conn. Clow, Albert J.. ' 32. B.A., 19 W. Myrtle St.. Orange Cobb. Charles Frederick. 32, E.E.. Main St., Pepperell Cobb. Frederic Ernest. ' 31. B.A., 10 Lloyd St.. Winchester Cobbett, Leonard Chase, 31, E.E., 13 Reservoir Rd., Lynn Coburn, Donald Everett. ' 31, M.E., 153 Nichols St.. Everett Coffey. Joseph Henry, ' 31, C.E., 4 Verndale St., Bradford Coffin, Everett S., ■32.M.E..8I Roades Ave., East Walpole Coffin, Perley A., ' 31, Ch.E.. 36 Oakland St.. Newburyport Coffin. Raymond A., ' 32, Ind.E., 22 Crescent St., Somerville Cohen, Abraham B., ' 32, E.E., 205 Washington St.. Dorchester Cohen. Arthur Mose, ' 32, C.E.. 12 Cottage St., Needham Cohen. Harry C. 31, B.A.. 12 Porter St., Biddeford. Me. Cohen. Hyman Jack, ' 34, B.A., 107 Harvard St., Maiden Cohen, Philip Lewis, 34, B.A., 8 Hopkins Ave.. Beverly Cohen, Samuel. ' 32. B.A., 46 No. Russell St., Boston Colby, Paul R., 32. E.E., 14 State St., Lawrence Cole, Richard S.. 32. B.A., 77 Bank St., Attleboro Coleman. Wilton E., ' 32. M.E., 14 Worcester St., Cambridge Collins. Charles J-, 32, ME., 13 Tremont St.. Peabody Collins. Paul. ' 31. E.E., 236 Eliot St., Milton Collins. Robert Erwm, 34, M E., Pittsford, Vt. Collins, Walter Roy, 34, Ch.E.. 11 Lawrence St., Woburn Colpitis, Leonard F., ' 32, M.E., 14 Leominster Rd., Shirley Columbo. Frank J.. 34, C.E., 204 Pine St.. Fcrestville. Conn. Comerford. Thomas J., ' 31. E.E., 30 Virginia St., Baldwinsville, N, Y. Condon, Eugene B., ' 31. C.E., 61 Birch St., Roslindale Condon, Theron Elwm. ' 34, M.E.. 17 Summer St., Merrimac Congdon, Frank P., Jr.. ' 34, Ch.E.. 28 High St., Charlestown Conlin, Wi!!:am P . ' 32, M.E,. 26 Bridge St.. Windsor, Vt. Connell, William James, ' 32, B.. ., 24 Cleveland St . Arlington Connors, Daniel E., ' 32, CE., 45 Kent St., Newburyport Conway, John Kenneth, ' 34, M.E.. 98 Dennison Ave., Framingham Cook. Alfred William, ' 34. E,E,, 52 MurravSt.. Meriden. Conn. Cook, Richard. 31. C.E., 27 Valley St.. Medford Cookinghara, Howard C, ' 34. Ch.E., Sioatsburg, N. Y. Cooper, Norman Harold, ' 34, Ch.E., 8 Oakwood St., Dorchester Copans, Albert, ' 32. Ch.E., 47 Irving St., Everett Copithorne. John Wilbur, ' 32. C.E., 45 Upland Rd., Somerville Coren, Bernard Irvine, ' 32, E.E.. 72 Horace St.. Springfield Corey. Roger F.. ' 31. B.A., 12 High St., Mansfield Cormier, Laurent A., ' 34. EE., 124 Boshnell St., Hartford, Conn. Cote, Norman William, ' 34, E.E., 4 Grove St., Waterbury. Conn. Cote, Theobald L., ' 32, B.A.. 285 Lafayette St., Salem Cotton, Robert T., ' 31, B.A., 2842 Washington St., Roxbury Couch, Theodore H.. Jr.. 34, Ind.E., 85 Marbury Ave., Pawtucket, R. I. Coughlan. Raymond J., ' 32, M.E., 46 Central Ave.. Revere Couillard, Paul Oliver, ' 34. E.E., Graniteville, Vt. Courts, William D , ' 32. Ch.E., 272 Clyde St., Brookline Cox. Benjamin Alfred. ' 34, M.E., 28 Sussex St.. Boston Cox. Robert George, ' 34. C.E , 836 Walnut St., Newton Center Crabtree, Ranald. ' 31, C.E,. Lothrop Ave.. Milton Crawford. Augustine J., ' 32. C.E., 28 Bay View Ave., Danvers Crawford, Carl H., ' 34, C.E., 18 Arthur St., Framingham Crawford, Elmer W., ' 31, B.A.. 19 Harrington Ave.. Barre, Vt. Crighion, Gordon R., ' 32, Ind.E,, 57 Raleigh Rd., Belmont Crighton. John Joseph. ' 34, BA., 57 Raleigh Rd,, Belmont Cripps, Arthur R., ' 31, Ch.E., 77 Sunset Rd., Arlington Crocker, Franklin D., ' 32, E.E-, South St., Foxboro Cracker. George D.. 31. C.E., 30 Royal St., Quincy Crosby, Howard F,. ' 32. Ch.E., 119 Moore St., Lowell Crosby, Joseph James, ' 31, B.A., 92 Pine St., Lewiston, Me. Crosby, Leslie W., ' 31, E.E., 12 Elmwood Rd., Swampscott Crouch. Charles Wayland. ' 34. C.E., 36 High St., Gardner Croweil. Robert I., 32, E.E., Elm St.. Dennis Crowley. Lawrence L.. 34, M.E., Addison, Me. Crowther, Donald R., ' 32, Ind.E., 7 Spy Hill, Beacon, N. Y. Culler. Kenneth Fermont, 32. B,A.. 7 Russell Rd,, Winchester Cummins, Robert B,. 34. B,A., 1 Sunderland St,, Roxbury Cunningham, Cyrus Tyzzer. 34, C.E-. Wiley St., Wakefield Cunningham. Francis J . ' 31. BA.. 12 Willard St., Chelsea Cunningham, Henry D.. ' 32. B.A.. 35 Broad St.. Salem Cunningham. Robert L.. 34, CE.. 231 Newington Rd., W. Hartford, Conn. Curewitz, Joseph, ' 34, E,E., 22 Normandy St., Boston Curley, John J.. ' 34, B.A., 224 Ashmont St.. Dorchester Curran, John G., ' 32, C.E., 29 Washington Ave., Danbury. Conn. Curran, Joseph S., ' 34. E,E.. 36 Blanchard St,, Boston Curran, I«onard E., ' 31, C.E., Welllleet Ctirren. Gerald Wharton. ' 34. Ch.E.. 99 Maple Ave., North Andover Curtin, Arthur, ' 32, E.E., 94 Mylod St., Norwood Curtis, Hovvard P.. 32. Ind.E., 90 Center St., Danvers Cutler, Benjamin M.. 34, E.E.. 134 Charles St., Waltham Cutler. Samuel. 31, B.A., North Dartmouth Cyr. Charles E.. ' 31. C.E., 10 Prescott St.. North Aodover Dahl. Nathan R.. ' 32, EE,. 1574 W. Broad St.. Stratford. Conn. Dahlstrom. Arnold Robert. ' 31. Ind.E., 121 Nilsson St . Brockton Dalton, Thomas Francis. ' 31, B.A.. So. Franklin St., Holbrook Daly, Walter F. ' 31. E.E.. 10 Thayer St., Waverley Dame, Barry Thomas, ' 34, E.E., Lakeport, N. H. Danca, SalvatoreJ., 34. B.A. . 107 Oakland St.. Maiden Darby, Charles R.. 34, M.E., 9 Forest Ave., Everett Darling. Claude W., Jr., ' 32, E.E., 367 Park St., Stoughton Darr, Leo, ' 31, C.E. , 85 Quincy Shore Drive. Quincy David, Nasim A., ' 32. Ch.E., 58 W, Newton St., Boston Davidson, Robert, ' 34. E.E.. 40 Orchard St,, Amesburv 234 713UR STORE Operated by YOUR UNR ' ERSITY for your CONVENIENCE and ECONOMY [ ALL REQUIRED TEXTS AND SUPPLIES FULL LINE OF INSIGNIA DISCOUNT ON SPECIAL ORDERS 1 NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE 316 HUNTINGTON AVE. - - M. B. Foot, Manager Complimenls of Y. M. C. A, CAFETERIA 11:30 a.m —1:45 p.m. 5:00 p.m.— 7:30 p.m. Good. Wholesome Food at Reasonable Prices SPA 7:30 a.m.— 11:30 p.m. Breakfasts — Light Lunch BARBER SHOP Hair Cut 50 Cents : Shave 20 Cents Four Barbers HOUSE SERVICE Tailoring, Shoe Repairmg. Laundering. 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BA.. 40 Oak St., Needham Deane, Marcus A., ' 3i, M.E., Providence Sr., Miirinsville Deans, David, jr., 34, E.E., 36 So. Spoocer St., Plymouth Dearborn, Clayton Edward, ' 32, C.E., 22 Caldwell Cr., Lyon Dearborn, Joseph Henry. ' 34, B.A., Pembroke St., Suncook, N. H. De Benedictis, Vincent, 34, B.A., 170 Mystic Valley, Arlington Debes, Peter, ' 31, E.E.. 21 Oakland Ave., Wollaston Decker, Earl A., 32. Ind.E., 27 Whitman St.. Ridlooville, Me. De Fazio, Mario Silva, ' 34, B.A , 109 Hminewell St., Needham Heights DeGra- se, Vinal L., ' 34, Ind.E., 8 Brastow Ave., Soraerville Delano, George Witt, ' 34, E.E., 24 Stanton St., Dorchester Deltano, Herbert, ' 34, E.E. , MansfieldSt., Sharon Demers, Ernest Paul. ' 34, C.E., 31 Central St., Holliston Deneen, G. Everett, 32. E.E., 40 Sanborn St., Fitchburg Dennett, Charles A , ' 32, M.E., Ring Rd., Plympton d ' Entremont, George F., ' 34, C.E., 6 Crandall St., Roslindale De Pippo, Victor, 34, Ch.E., 52 Austin Ave,, East Boston Dew, Edward Nelson, 32, C.E., 68 James St., Torrington, Conn. DiCarlo, Frank William, ' 34, C.E., 483 E-7th St.. South Boston Dickson, Andrew M.. ' 31, C.E., 47 Pearl St., Amesbury Dildilian, Ara T., ' 32, Ch.E., Kokkinia, Piraeus, Greece Diliberto, Salvatore C, 31, Ind.E.. 19 Surrey St., Brighton Dillon, John Henry, 34, E.E., West Buxton, Me. Dinersiein, Nathan. ' 34, Ch E., Colchester, Conn. DiSciullo, Hector J.. ' 34, E.E., 719 Washington St., Brighton Disken, Roger Patrick, ' 32, C.E., 19 Cottage St., Concord Diskin, Martin J., 32, M.E.. Fairhaven Rd., Concord Dobra. Harold Klee. ' 34, BA-. 38 Elizabeth St., Attleboro Doddis, Albert J,. ' 34. C.E., 9 Whitby St., East Boston Doering, Herman William, 34, E.E., 574 Weld St., Boston Don Ion, Joseph, ' 31, Ch.E., 14 Harrison Ave., Swampscott Donnellv, John L., 31, B. A., 20 Stearns St,, Cambridge D ' Onofrio, Anthony C, ' 3i, Ind.E., 101 Greene St., New Haven, Conn. Donohue, Joseph H., ' 32, Ind.E., 20 Holly Ave., Cambridge Donovan. Francis M . 31. E.E.,7 Ashworth Ter., Haverhill Donovan, John Francis, 34, B-A., 121 Franklin St., Allston Donovan. Leo A., ' 32, Ch,E., Wildmere Ave., Burlington Douglas, David IJoyd, ' 34, B-A., 20 Freeman St-, Quincy Douglas, Isaiah E,, ' 32. M.E. , 42 Pleasant St., Brunswick, Me. Douglas, Myron Elsworth, ' 34. E.E., 264 Oak St., North Abington Douglas, Richard. ' 34, B.A., 20 Freeman St., Quincy Douglas. Sterhng B., 31, Ch.E., Wcoosocket. R. I. Dow. Lloyd A., 31. E.E., New Salem St., Wakefield Dower, Gordon I., 32, C.E.. 159 Riverbend St., Athol Downes, Frank Webster, 34, C.E., 32 Everett St., Lynn Downey, Paul Joseph, ' 34, Ch.E., 19 Maxwell St., Dorchester Downs, Raymond Ir Mng, ' 31, E.E., 8C9 Sherman Ave., New Haven, Conn. Doyle.John Edward, 32, B,A., 627 Blue Hills Ave., Hartford, Conn. Drake, Preston, ' 32, M.E., 676 Prospect St., Maplewood, N.J. Drake. Robert W., ' 32. B.A., Townsend Dresser, Kenneth B., ' 32,M.E.,66 Walcott Ave., East Walpole Drinkwaier, Kenneth C, ' 34. Ch.E., 217 Winthrop St., Taunton Driscoll, Francis Patrick, ' 34, Ind.E.. 6Jefferson St., Natick Driscoll, Richard F., 51, M.E.. 62 Poplar St., Danvers Drucker. Nathan M., ' 31, C.E., 112 Selden St.. Boston Dugar. Alvm M., ' 31, E.E.. R23 Grove St., Salem Dugas, Romeo Alexander. ' 34, M.E., 530 Summer St., Holyoke Duksta, John C, ' 32, E.E., 39 Fountain St., South Braintree Dunham, Russell S., ' 34, Ch.E., 153 Park St., Attleboro Dunlap, Arthur P., ' 32, Ind.E., 92 Dennison Ave., Framingham Dunn, John Simmons, ' 34, E.E., 15 N. Pleasant St., South Dartmouth Durfee, Lester Alton, ' 32, C.E., 55 Chutch St., Fairhaven Dutra, Francis H., 34, Ind.E., 39 Berkeley Ave., Newport, R. I Dutton, Harold B.. Jr.. ' 32, B.A. , 140 Chestnut St., Fairhaven Dwyer, Orrington Embry, ' 34, Ch.E., 2062 Dorchester Ave., EJorchester Dyer, John Thomas, ' 31. C.E. . 73 Cedar St., Wakefield Eakios, Jesse W., ' 32, E.E., 8 Dalton St., Danvers East, George Harry, ' 34, C.E., 6 Butler St., Dorchester Eaton, Levereii G , 32, Ch.E., 30 Central Ave., Danvers Eaton, Richard K., ' 34,E.E., 14 Elm Knoll Rd., Easr Braintree Eck, Alton M., ' 34, B.A . 16 Willow Ave.. Wollaston Edson. Raymond Edgar, ' 31, C.E., Nichols St., Swampscott Eggleston, Howard N., 32, C.E., 34 Downer St., Baldwinsville, N. Y. Eglise. Charles N., Jr., ' 32, C.E., Miner ' s Lane, Waterford, Conn. Ehnes. Andrew D., 31. C.E., Bridge St., Medfield Einstein, Abraham Jacob, ' 31, E.E., 32 Wenonah St., Boston Ek. Eldon Howard, ' 34. E.E., 60 Hillberg Ave., Brockton Elliott, Andrew H., ' 31, C.E.. 277 Townsend Ave., New Haven, Conn. Elliott, Kerrait Bracken, ' 34. B.A., Cumberlin St.. Cornish, Me. Ellsworth, HenryJ., Jr., ' 34, E.E.. Ash St., Cohasset Emery, Roger C, ' 31. M.E., 9 Franklin St., Waiercown Emery, Walter John, ' 34. C.E., Union St., Gotham, N. H. Empsall, Richard Duckworth. ' 34, E.E., 38 Appleton Ave., Springfield English, John Joseph, ' 34. E.E., 48 Perry Ave., Brockton Entwisile, Charles Clifford, ' 34, M.E., George St., Mendon Epstein, Carl, ' 31, B.A.. 40 Floyd St., Dorchester Erb. Harry Eckert, Jr., 34, E.E.. 12 Jefferson St., Port Washington, N. Y Erickson, Everett A., 32, M.E., 80 Sylvan St., Danvers Eurenius, Carl Willard, ' 34, Ch.E. , 139 Paradise Rd., Swampscott Everett, Elmer H., ' 34, M.E., 15 Fairlawn St., Everett Everitt, Harold Edmund, ' 31, Ch.E., 37 Harrison Ave , West Lynn Fair, Joseph M., ' 31, ME., 267 Paterson Ave., Paterson, N. J. Fairbank. Franklin Nealley, ' 34, Ch.E., 24 DutcherSt., Hopedale Fairbank, Robert V., ' 34, B.A., 2 Foster Ct., Salem Fait. James A.. 32, E.E., 55 Bedford St., Quincy Farmer, Lancelot. ' 32, E.E., 44 Mt. Everett St.. Dorchester Farrell. Walter J., 32, M.E., 390 Beacon St., Lowell Farwell. Elliott Clayton, ' 34, M.E., 246 Salem St., Wakefield Farwell, Lovell Hermon, ' 34, C.E., 140 Myrtle Ave., Fitchburg Faulkner, Ernest Kenneth, 34, B.A., 100 Summit St , Waltham Faulkner, Norman F.. ' 31, B.A., 16 Center St., Bellows Falls, Vt. Fay, Joseph E , 32, B.A., 16 Paine St., Winthrop Fedo. iuk, George S., ' 31. C.E., 772 Broadway, South Boston Feener, Sidney Lewis, Jr., 34, E.E., 26 Acacia St., Gloucester Feingold, Charles, 31, M.E., 406 Hingham St., Rockland Feldman, Harry Roy, ' 32. E.E., 263 Ir -ing St., Framingham Feldraan. Louis, ' 32, C.E., 10 Bassett St., Chelsea Fenelon, Eugene S., ' 31. Ch.E., 76 Walker Rd., Swampscott Fenlason, Amos Harold, 34, Ch.E., 16 Boring St., Medford Ferguson, Alexander G,, 32, C.E., 65 Johnson St., Lynn Ferrari, Stephen, 31. M.E., 22 Davis St., Boston Fiekers, Edmund J.. 34. M.E., 180 Hampshire St.. Cambridge Fiieman, George A., ' 32, B.A., Great Neck, Long Island, N. Y. Fine. Harry, ' 34, C.E., 280 Spruce St., Chelsea Fmik, Adolph Frank. 34, M.E., No. Main St., Holyoke 236 li VFKiN TOOLS TAPES and RULES Designed primarily for accuracy, but unexcelled for finish, durability and convenience. WOULD YOU LIKE CATALOGr T £ UFK N Pule (Jo. SAGINAW, MICH. New York Windsor, Ont. TELEPHONE BEACON 4673 CHARLES W. 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DOROTHY BRADFORD BOSTON to Provincetown and RETURN DAILY— from JUNE 14 to MID-SEPTEMBER Senior Class Outing, June 14 CAPE COD STEAMSHIP COMPANY BOSTON, MASS. 237 DIRECTORY OF UNDERCLASSMEN FinLelstein, Seymour J., 32, B.A. , 21 Homestead St., Boston Fischer, Edward E., ' 31, E,E.. 28 Sheffield Rd., Roslmdale Fischette, Matthew J., 34, E.E.,206 W. Genesee St., Clyde. N. Y. Fisher, Arthur W., 32, B.A., 4 Newport Rd., Cambridge Fisher, Silas R., 34, B.A., 67 Mountfort St., Boston Fisk, Thacher Heath, 32, C-E,, 74 Speen St., Natick Fi tzgerald, Edward E., ' 32, B.A., 272 Palmer St-, New Bedford Fitzgerald. James E., ' 34. B.A., 73 Summer St., Natick Fitzgerald, William Henry, ' 31, C.E., 47 Union Park, Boston Flanagan, John P.. •32, B.A., 10 Vale St.. South Boston Flanagan, WilliamJ., ' 32, B.A., Middletown, Conn Flathers, George Henry. ' 34, Ind.E., 10 So. Chestnut St., Fatrhaven Flavin, William T., 31, M.E.,77 Highland Ave,, Arlington Fletcher, ArltonK., ' 32, B.A. ,309 Stewart Ave, Ithaca, N, Y. Fletcher, Samuel I.. ' 31, B.A.. 39 Fair St., New Bedford Flumere, Louis A., ' 32, Ch.E., 29 Laker St., Framingham Flynn, Charles M.. ' 32, C.E.. 27 Eversley St., Norwalk, Conn. Flynn, James Campheil, ' 34, M.E., State Hospital, Taunton Fogil, Kenneth B , ' 34, MF, 9 Ensign St., Hockanum, Conn. Folan, William Joseph. ' 34. Ch.E.. 42 Ashley St., Pittsfield Foley, Harold W., ' 32. E.E.. 153 ShuteSt., Everett Foley, Paul J., ' 32. M.E., 57 Armandine St., Dorchester Forbush, Walter W., ' 31.C,E.,45 Baker Rd., Everett Ford, Alexander Joseph, ' 34, M.E., 395 Broadway. Cambridge Fornell, Rudolph Enoch, ' 32, Ch.E., 41 Cranch St., Quincy Forsberg, Algot Oscar, ' 31. C.E,, 21 Hadwen Lane. Worcester Forster, Harry Lee, ' 34, E.E., 90 Shady Way, Rochester. N. Y Foss, Clifford Dillon. ' 31. E E.. 5 Oakland St.. Salem Fo- ter, Arthur M , ' 34, BE., 31 Prospect St , Franklin, N. H. Foster, Ftank K., ' 32, Ind.E., 115 Welles Ave., Dorchester Foster. Raymond Faunce, ' 34, Ch.E., High St., South Hanson Foster. Raymond H., 31, M.E., Washington St., Norton Fournier. Felix G., ' 31, B.A-, 186 Cove St.. New Bedford Fowler, Frank Maxwell, ' 31, M-E., 26 Lincoln Sr , Revere Fowler. Paul Barlow, ' 31, Ch.E., Huntington Franco. Mario Costa, 32, B.A., 95 Healey St . Fall River Franklin. Edwm M., Jr , ' 32. E.E,. Millbrook. N. Y. Franklin, George A-, ' 34, E.E,. 22 Worthington St , Roxbury Franklin, Hayden B , ' 34, Ch.E,, 33 Chapman St,, Putnam, Conn Freeman, Albert Gray. Jr.. ' 32, B,A,, 38 Irving St., Everett Freeman, John H,, ' 32, C.E.,398 Mt, Hope St., North Attleboro Freeman. Philip M., ' 31, M.E. 529 High St.. Bndgewiter Freeman, Walter K., ' 31, E.E., 36 Grove St., Reading Freiheit.John L., 32. C.E., 9 Long Hill Ave., Shelton, Conn. Fndell. Francis O., ' 31, E.E.. Lincoln St.. North Easton Friend. Merrill Nash, ' 34. M.E., 26 Hartz St., Gloucester Frienschner, August V,,Jr., ' 32, Ind.E.. 441 No Mam St.. Attleboro Frost, Everett S , ' 31, M.E,, 9 Hillside Ave., Chelsea Frost. Herman H., ' 32. M.E,, 27 Clough Ave., Windsor. Vt. Fryling, Owen William, 31, M.E., Templeton Fulchino, Carmine Edward, 34, C.E , 14 Prospect Ave., Revere Fuller, Henry, ' 34, C.E., 158 East Ave., Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Fuller, Paul Wilbur, ' 31. B.A.. 30 UrquhartSt., Rumford, Me. Fulton, Raymond Eugene, ' 34, B.A,. 25 Rockcroft Rd,, South Weymouth Gaffney, Paul Clayton, ' 32, E E,, 16 Washington Ave., Winthrop Galbraith. Clyde H , ' 31, E.E , Bernardston Rd.. Greenfield Gardner, John MacDonald, ' 34, ME.. 181 Langley Rd . Newton Center Gardner, Robert, ' 31. B.A.. 13 McKean St., Nashua. N. H. Gaul, Leo M.. ' 32, M.E., 802 East 5th St., South Boston Gay, Clarence G,, ' 31, E.E., 10 Union St., Reading Geckler, Vernon C, ' 32. E.E., 335 St. James Ave., Springfield Gelas, Mariu Jean. ' 34. ME.. Ill Hollis Ave , Quincv Gentilhomme, Roger C. J., ' 34, E.E., 271 Ashley Blvd.. New Bedford George, Richard Winthrop, ' 34, Ch.E., 52 Cherry St., Maiden Gervais. Wilfrid Anthony. ' 34. E,E., 11 High St., Brunswick, Me. Gesmer. Joseph, ' 3I, M.E.. 41 Beacon St., Quincy Gesson, Sam, ' 32, B.A.. 65 Maverick St., Chelsea Ghazarian. Vahan. ' 32, C.E,, 50 Batavia St., Boston Gibbs. James B., ' 31, C.E., 66 Pearl St., Everett Gilbert, Eugene C, ' 34, M.E., 18 Gibbs Ave,, Warehani Gilfoyle. Joseph D,, ' 34, C,E., Ulster. Pa. Gilkeson. Harlon H.. ' 34, Ind.E.. Millport, N. Y. Gill, Harry A.. ' 31. E,E.. 30 Evarts St.. Newport, R. I. Gillespie, Maurice E,, ' 32, M,E,, 234 Mystic Ave., Somerville Gillette. Charles M., 32, B.A., 312 Pleasant St., Holyoke Gilman, Alvah Andrews, ' 34, Ch,E., 9 North St., Waterville, Me Gilman. Leonard Alexander, ' 34, M.E., 1 Gilman St.. Putnam. Conn. Gilman, Paul Franklin, ' 32, C.E,, 472 1-2 Hancock St., Quincy Gilson, Kenneth H-, ' 31. C.E,. 30 Marble St., Stoneham Gimhch, William Kirby. ' 34. B.A., 24 McKinley Ter,. Pittsfield Ginsberg. Israel. ' 32. E.E,. 37 Plymont St., Brockton Girlmg, John G.. ' 32, Ind-E., 16 Cedar St.. Taunton Glazer. Jack, ' 32. C.E., 115 Nichols St., Everett Gledhill, Edwin, ' 34, Ch.E.. 66 Elm St., Millbury Glennon, Paul William, ' 32, B.A.. 5 Wachuiett St,, Worcester Gnage, James Clarence, 34, C.E.. Wilson, N. Y. Godreau, Guillermo J,. ' 32, C.E., 51 Sol St.. Ponce, Porto Rico Goeller. Edward Albert, ' 34. E.E,, 46Sunnyside Rd , East Milton Goff. Henry Kenneth. ' 34. C.E,, 18 South St,, Taunton Golbranson, Carl Leonard, ' 32, B.. .. 100 Goddard St., Quincy Gold, Israel. ' 32. C E., 243 Campbell Ave,, Revere Goldfarb. Sam. 34. B.A , 9 1 Corbet St . Dorchester Goldthwaite, Clyde Mills. ' 34, B.A.. 36 Wallace St.. Somerville Goodman, Louis, ' 34, E.E., 147 Grove St., Chelsea Goodrich, Marshall Floyd, ' 34, E.E., 512 Fitch St., Elmira, N. Y. Goodstine, Herman. ' 32, E.E., 146 Bissell St., South Minchester. Conn. Gorbell, George L., ■31,C.E.,24 Porter St.. Everett Gorbunoff, Alex, ' 32, E.E,, 6 Fourth St.. Graniteville Gordon, John Herbert. 34, M.E,, IS5 Salem St., Bradford Gordon, Kendall William, ' 34, IndE , 121 D St., Lowell Gordon, Nathan . rron. ' 34, B A , 263 Mam St . Charlestown Goren. David, ' 34, Ch E,, 67 Allen St., Boston Gorton, Fred Stuart, 34, M.E., South Acton Gorton. William Gilbert. ' 32, E.E.. 1580 Dewey Ave.. Rochester. N. Y, Goss,Arlan. ' 31. Ch.E. ,224 So. Mam St. .Orange Gould, George H., ' 31, B.A., 17 Baker Rd., Everett Gourley. Garnett W., 3I, E.E.. Kingsbury. Me. Grabau, Walter Gould, ' 34, E.E., 280 Fairmount Ave., Hyde Park Graf, Malcolm Edward, ' 32, C.E,, Wayland Rd,, South Lincoln Graham, John Joseph, ' 32, B.A , North St.. Hingham Grandone. Joseph. ' 34, Ch.E,, Oxford Grant, Andrew H., ' 31. E.E. 85 Avalon St., Portland, Me. Granr, Ernest M., ' 32, Ch.E,, 164 Walnut St., Stoughton Grant, Raymond A., ' 31, E.E., 243 Ohio St.. Bangor, Me. Grant. Reginald Charles, 34, M.E., 388 Torrey St., Brockton Grant, Vail W.. ' 32, M.E,, 34 East Main St., Gecrgetown Graves, Harold A,, ' 31, B.A., Conway Gray, Herbert, Jr., ' 34, E.E,, 3 Hooper Ct., Rockpctt Gray. Howard Allen. ' 34. Ch.E,. 718 Mam St.. Woburn Gray. Robert Howe, ' 34. M.E., 69 Babcock St., Brooklme Green, Edward Merrill, ' 34, B.A.. 167 Homestead St., Roxburv Green, Isadore, ' 32, B,A., 63 Hazelton St., Mattapan Greenbaum. Rubin, 32, E.E,, 134 Clark St., Hartford, Conn. Greenberg, Yale, 32, M.E., 42 Warner St.. Dorchesrer Greenleaf, Charles R,, ' 32. B,A,. 10 Forest Ave., Natick 238 Qomplimeuts of The Class of 1930 159 DIRECTORY OF UNDERCLASSMEN Greenough, Harold F., 32, Ind.E., 85 Curris St., West Somerville Greenwald, Clarence, ' 34, E.E., 200 Broadway, Monticelln, N. V. Greenwood, Charles F., ' 32, E.E., 18 Congress St., Ame hu y Gre g, Neal H., ' 31, E.E., Ascurney, Vt. Grella, Edmund J., ' 31, E.E., 368 Summer St., East Boston Gribbons, Everett J., ' 31, M.E,, 50 Ames St., Worcester Grieve, Robert Gray, ' 34, B.A., 64 Columbia Blvd., Waterbury, Conn. Grimes, Albert T., ' 32, E.E., Massachusetts Ave., West Acton Griswold. Lee V , ' 32, E.E., 3 No. Main St., Terryvillc, Conn. Grossman, Jacob, ' 34, Ch.E-, 124 High St., Portsmouth. N. H. Grosz, John, Jr., ' 34, Ch.E., 126 N. Summer St., . dams Grote, Francis Nicholas, ' 34, E.E., Railroad Ave., Chester, Conn. Groves, William Burpee, ' 34. B.A., 98 Park St., Lynn Grubb, John R., ' 31, E.E., 137 Pierce St., Leominster Grushkin, Samuel, ' 34, E.E., 19 Phillips Ave., Norwood Guild, Arnold Lawson, 31, C.E., 1003 South St.. Roslindale Guilfoyle, Daniel Laurence, ' 34, Ch.E., 7 Atlantic Ave., Revere Gulliver, Richard Brewster, ' 34, B.A., 76 East Brown St., Wesc Haven, Conn. Gustafsun, Roy M., ' 31, Ch-L., 11 Carlstad St., Worcester Guscavson, Nils Waldo, ' 34, E.E., 244 Prospect St., Northampton Gustina, Nicholas, ' 32, Ind.E., 187 Fairgate St., Rochester, N, Y. Hadjian, Albert Manook, ' 34, B.A , 86 Addington Rd,, Brookiine Hagan, Francis, ' 32, Ch.E., 190 Mechanic St., Canton Hagelston, Paul J. D., ' 34, Ch.E., 1 Arion St., Dorchester Hague. Alfred Eldred. ' 34, B.A., 148 First Ave., Mechanicville, N, Y. Haid, Arthur Everett, ' 31, E.E , 772 Washington St., Br«H)kline Haines, Donald Olin. ' 34, M.E., No. Main St., Newmgion, Conn. Haley, Richard F.. ' 34, Ind.E., 30 St. Germain St., Boston Hall, Arthur B., ' 31, Ch.E .Shore St.. Falmouth Hall. Clarence E . 34, B.A., 60 New Cross St., Somerville Hall. Donald F.. ' 31, Ch.E., 99 Edgewater Dr.. Mattapan Hall, Franklin G., ' 32. B.A., 819 Beacon St., Boston Hall, Frederick, 34, C.E., 17 Kilburn Ct., Newport, R. I. Hall, Ralph Martin, ' 34, B.A., 20 Madison St.. Somerville Hail. Richard Chesbro. ' 34, B.A., Hospital Rd., Concord Hall, Stanley M.. ' 34, E.E., 100 N. Wmooski Ave., Burlington. Vt. Hallisey. George C, ' 32, B.A. ,7 Mark St, Jamaica Plain Hambiett, Walter Clifford, ' 31, Ch.E.. 10 Ellmgsberry St , Lowell Hamel, Theodore, ' 31, C.E.. 390 Geneva St., Dorchevter Hamilton, Harry R., ' 31. C.E., 94 Broadway, Newport, R. I. Hammer, Ralph E.. 34, Ch.E., 20 Salem St., Lynn Hammond, Frederick G.. Jr.. ' 34, B.A.. Loker St., Wayland Hamstrom, Rolf Evald, ' 34. C.E., 46 Fairfield St., Portland, Me. Hancock, Vernon P., ' 31, E.E., 119 Francis St., Everett Handly, Russell Edward, ' 34, Ch.E,. 38 Brainerd St., St. Albans. Vt. Hanf, Adolf Walter, ' 34. Ch.E.. 18 Springfield St., Belmonc HanUm. James, ' 32, C.E., Mohawk, N. Y. Hanna, C Raymond, ' 32, E.E., Granville, N. Y. Hanscoiii, Matthew W., ' 32, Ch.E.. 1292 South St., Bndgewater Hansen, Einar, ' 34, Ind.E., East Woodstock, Conn. Hansen, Henry H.,Jr., 31. C.E-. 125 Glendale St., Everett Hanson, Frederick William, ' 34, Ch.E., 20 Intervale Ave.. C!iftondale Hanson, Jean Nie!, ' 34, M.E,, 57 Belvidere St., Boston Hanson, Wilrose j., 32. M.E., 35 Water St., Marlboro Hardesty, Paul, ' 34. E.E,, Smithville, N. Y. Hardy, Arthur Edward. ' 34, M.E., 149 Broad St.. Lynn Harmon, Stanley M., ' 32, B.A,, Prouts Neck. Me. Hart, Frederick H., ' 32, B.A.. 22 Linwood Rd., Lynn Hartwell. Harvey Clarke, 34, E.E., Waterrown, Conn. Harvie, Ellsworth Hale, ' 34, B.A.. 49 Upland Ave,, Haverhill Haseltine. Stephen, Jr.. ' 31. C.E., 12 Chestnut Rd,, Stoneham Hassell, Richard G.. ' 31. B.A., Conway Hastings. A. Gordon. ' 34. Ch.E,. 176 W. Maui St., Orange Hasty. Arnold L., ' 32, M.E., 131 Mam St., Norway. Me. Hatch, Herbert Franklin, Jr,, M, C.E., 2 Minot PI,. Dorchester Hatton. Arthur Thomas, ' 31, E.E.,291 Vaoxhall St., New London. Conn. Hautala, Matt Armo, ' 34, E,E., Stockholm Ave., Pigeon Cove Hawkes, Arthur Winslow, ' 34, M.E., 18 Stonington St., No. Andover Hayden, Jesse Lloyd, ' 34, M.E., 89 Chestnut St., Norwich, Conn. Havdcn, Kenneth F., ' 32, Ch.E., 137 Frank I in St., South Brain tree Hayenski, Chester Stanley, ' 34, B.A-, 43 Limerick St., Gardner Haynes. Burnett Qumcy. ' 34. ME., 16 W, Park St, Lebanon. N. H. Heffer, Roy W., ' 32, C.E., 95 Olean St., Rochester, N. Y. Henderson, Edward G.. ' 34, lnd,E,,8Lake View Ave., Beverly Henderi on, Ernest D., 34. E.E. , Ocean Ave., Northport, L. L, N. Y. Hennings, Wilbur, ' 34. M.E., 100 Bassett Rd., West Roxbury Hennckson, L on Alexander, ' 34, Ch.E,, Granby, Conn. Henriksen, Francis, 32, M.E., Plymouth St., Canton Herhok. Paul R.. ' 31, M.E.. 315 Vine St,, Beaver FalU, Pa. Herlich, William, ' 32, Ind.E., 13 Brimblecom St., Lynn Hermanson, Lester F., ' 32. M.E., 47 V ' ernal St., Everett Hernandez, Teotilo, Jr., ' 34, C.E., 64 Hemenway St., Boston Heron. Paul j., ' 32, E,E,, 53 Florence Ave., Lowell Herrick, Charles Arthur, ' 34, M.E., 225 Union St,, Springfield, Vt. Her ey, Fred H., Jr.. ' 32, B.A., 31 Channing St.. Wollaston Heryey, Harold G., ' 31, C.E., Wolfeboto, N. H. Herrhel, Nicholas William. ' 31. Ch.E.. 81 Orchard St.. Boston Hervey, Charles D , ' 31, E.E.. 12 Dimmock St., Qumcy Hervey. Laurence R. B.. 31. Ch.E,, Round Hill, N.S. Hewes, Harry Edward. Jr,, ' 34, B.A-, 47 Bynner St.. Jamaica Plain Hewins. Gilbert M., 34. B.A,, 35 Selwyn Rd.. Belmont Hey. John Andrew, ' 31, M.E., 190 Lawrence St.. Lawrence Hickey. Graydon Murr, 34, E.E., 16 Park St., Lancaster, N. H. Hickey, John C, 31, C.E., 57 Lynn St., Everett Hickok, Frank F., ' 34. B.A., 419 Franklin St.. Ogdensburg, N. Y. Higgins. William Mortimer, Jr., 34, Ch.E., Kingshighway, Orleans Hilliard, Alton M., ' 32, M.E., 86 Chestnut St.. Claremont, N. H Hillman, Paul Arthur, ' 34. Ind.E., Union St., Barre Hilton. Amos M , ' 31, E.E., 16 Prospect St., Walpole Hinckley, A, Craig, ' 32, C.E.. Bluehill. Me Hinckley. Everett W,, ' 32, C.E.. 120 Glen Ave,. Campello Hintz, Elmer Ferdinand, 32, B.A., 183 W. Rock . ve., New Haven, Conn, Hintz, Lester E,. ' 31, B.A., 183 W. Rock Ave.. New Haven, Conn. Hodder.GeorgeJ.. ' 32, B.A., 13 Sycamore St.. Belmont Hodgdon. Gardner W., ' 31, B.. ., 53 Rogers St., Portsmouth, N. H, Hodgdon, Lester Irving, 31, M.E., 153 Norfolk St., Wollaston Hodgdon, Wilbur F.. ' 34, M.E., 133 Norfolk At., Wollaston Hodge. Fred E.. ' 31, E.E,, 16 Upland St,, Brookville Hodges, George F.. ' 34. E.E. ,772 Fourth St,, South Boston Hodgson, Albert E., ' 32,C.E., 15 Maplewood . ve,, Mcthuen Hodgson, George Earle, ' 34, B.A., 137 Marion St., Springfield Hodsdon,. rthur K., ' 31, C.E., 28SouihSt., Yarmouth, Me. Holcombe, William F., ' 32, C.E.. 11 Lanning Ave., Hopewell, J J. Holland, Edmund L., ' 31, Ind.E., 112 Beacon St., Hartford, Conn. Holland. Gordon E.. 32. E.E.. 32 Channing St , Wollaston Hollinshead, George F.,Jr,, ' 34, C-E., 153 Independence , ve.,Quincy Holmes, Burton Elliott. ' 31, E.E., Farley Holmes, John Danforth. 34, E.E., Hall St., Mansfield Holmquist, Harold H., 32, M.E., 14 Cranch St., Quincy Holt, . lden Lyman, ' 34, Ch.E . Main St,, Erving Homan, William, 32, C.E., 61 Corning St., Boston Homelson, Joseph, ' 32, C.E,, Judson St.. Hartford, Conn. Hopkins, David M., ' 32, C.E., 11 Elsinore St., Concord Hopkins, Gordon . lian. ' 34, B. , 9 Applegarth St,, Nevvton Center 240 Qompliments of The C ass of 1931 241 DIRECTORY OF UNDERCLASSMEN Hopkins, Orman A., ' 31, M.E.,64 Mechanic St , Camden, Me. Horbal, Stephen, ' 32, E.E., 1 Hillside Ave., Middleboto Morton, Arthur M., ' 34, ME., 943 High St., Dedham Houle, Percy W., ' 31, E.E., 107 Old Point Ave., Madison, Me. House, Howard Lester, ' 34, C.E., 24 Elm St., Hyde Park Howard, William C. ' 34, Ind.E.. Story Sr., Essex Howe, Arthur William, ' 32, B.A., 3 Park Rd., Everett Howe, Chatles Bradford, ' 31, M.E., Martin St., South Acton Howe, Frank W., ' 34, B.A., 16 Randolph Rd., Worcester Howe, Waldo Albert, 31, E.E., 63 Atlantic St., Atlantic Howes, Howard Willcutt, Jr., ' 34, C.E., 188 W. Chestnut St., Campello Hoye, John P. , ' 34, E.E. ,20 Orchard Ave. ,Auburndale Hoyt, Alvah W., ' 32, M.E., 30 Marlborough St., Newburyport Hubbard, Lauson S,, ' 31, M.E., Concord Rd., Billerica Hubbard, Robert M., ' 32, M.E., Millbrook Rd., Middletown, Conn. Hubert, Edgar Frederick, ' 34, E.E., 375 HollisSt., Frammgham Hubley, Earl A.. ' 34, M.E., 12 Greenbrier St., Dorchester Hughes, George F., ' 32, B.A.,40Conccrd Ave., Belmont Humphrey, Leonard Graves, Jr., 34, M.E., 1 Prince St., Marblehead Husek, Paul,Jr., ' 31,C.E.,75ThirdSt.,Gloversville, N. Y. Hussey, Notman C, ' 32, B.A., 85 Fair Oaks Pk., Needham Hutchinson, Harvey A., ■34,Ch.E.,26Maplewood Ave ,Holbrook Hyde, Robert M., ' 34, B. A, 620 Haverhill St., Lawrence Hyde, Walters., ' 32, B.A,. 179 Davis St., Wollaston ladarola, Louis J., ' 34, E.E. , 109 West St., Milfotd Ingraham,John M, ' 31, M.E., 314 Broadway, Methuen Isherwood, Robert, ' 31. E.E., 69 Lexington Ave., Waterbury, Conn. Ismet, Tank M., ' 34, M.E., 4 R. Hissar, Constantinople, Turkey Israel, Abraham I.. ' 32, E.E , 112 Calender St., Boston Jackson, Robert J., ' 32,Ch.E.,21 Bigelow Ave.,Thompsonville, Conn. Jackson, Thomas, ' 34. C.E., 13 Spring St., So. Hadley Falls Jackson, William C, ' 32, C.E., 6 Randall St., Taunton Jacobs, John W., ' 31, E.E., 224 Presidents Lane, Quincy Jacobson, Carlton Stanley, ' 34, C.E., Main St., North Easton Jahubowicz, Constant J., ' 34, B. A., 229 Green St., Clinton Jailiet, CleoFred, 34,6. A.. 11 A Srreet. Gardner James. Arthur Richards. ' 34. B. A.. 9 School St., Winchendon James, Raymo nd W., ' 32, Ch.E., 84 Kinderhook St., Randolph, Me. Jameson, John Alexandet, ' 34, M.E , 50 Summer St., Saugus Jaquith, Adford W., ' 32, B.A , 72 High St., Woburn Jellison, Russell E., ' 32, B.A., 244 Elm Sr., Everett Jenness, George W., ' 34, C.E., Hanover Jensen, HansS., ' 31, C.E,, 40 South St., Portland, Me. Jensen, Stanley F., ' 32, E.E., Upper Franklin St., Westfield Johnson, Albert Edward, ' 32, E.E., 63 Winslow Ave., Somerville Johnson, Carl Richard, 34, E.E., 141 Pleasant St., Easthampton Johnson, Carlyle R., ' 32. E.E., 20 Wing St., Bangor, Me. Johnson, Elmer T., ' 31, E.E., 23 Fountain Rd., Atlington Johnson, Elvin Victor, ' 32, B.A, 59 Blodget St., Manchester, N. H . Johnson, Frank R., ' 34, B A., 8 Clayton Ave., Methuen Johnson, Franklin Campbell, ' 34, C.E., 380 Cumberland Ave., Portland, Me. Johnson, Harold l.,Jr., ' 34. M.E., 104 Dartmouth Ave., Dedham Johnson, Ivan Edward, ' 34, M.E., Monument St., Concord Johnson, Morris Rudolph, ' 32, E.E., Robinson St., Somerville Johnson, Raymond Ellsworth, 34, E.E.,90Menlo St., Brockton Johnson, Rudolph A., ' 32, M.E., 25 Endicott St., Cliftondale Johnson, Rudolph A., ' 32, B.A., Smithtown, N. Y. Johnson, Uno E., ' 32, Ch.E., Chester, Vt. Johnston, Joseph T., ' 32, M.E., 3 St. James Ct., Whitiosville Jones, Cassius Lee. Jr., ' 34, E.E, 27 Third St., Glens Falls, N. Y. Jones, HosvardFullonton, ' 34, E.E., Prospect St., South Acton Jones, William Charles, ' 31, E.E.,20Rd. Island Ave.,Somefvine Jordan, Richard I., ' 32, B.A., Rumford, Me. Jorolemon, Harold Clarence, ' 34, M.E., 469 Augustine St., Rochester, N. Y. Joseph, Geofge A., ' 32, ME, 147 Hudson St., Boston Joyce, Ralph Stite, ' 34, C.E., 784 Park Ave., New York City, N. Y. Joyce, Robert A., ' 34, Ch E., 126 Washington St., Whitman Kaitz, Simon, ' 34, E.E, 111 Essex St., Chelsea Kaleta, Meroslaw, ' 32,E.E.. 4 Heath St., Everett Kamelakis, Emanuel, ' 31. B. A.. 142 Warren Ave., Boston Kane. Kenneth Francis. ' 34, ME., 64 Cedar St., Wollaston Kaplan, Frank, ' 34, B.A. ,212 Chestnut St., Chelsea Karges,RobertW,,Jr., ' 32,B.A.,79BeechSt.,Ruthetford, N J. Kasson, Charles L., ' 32, ME, 3 Duke St., Mattapan Katseff, Samuel, ' 34, C.E., Washington St., Holliston Kaufman, William, ' 32, B. A., 417 Seaver St., Dorchester Kearns.JamesJ., ' 32, M.E., 2 Holton St., Winchester Kearsley, Carl William, ' 34, Ind.E., 40 Prospecr St., Waltham Keblis, Joseph J., ' 32, E.E., 54 Humphrey St., East Weymouth Keeble. Joseph R, Jr., ' 31, M.E., 18 Westcott St., Dorchestet Keil,Carl C, ' 32, Ch.E, 70 Lindsey St , Attleboro Kelleher, Frank Richard, ' 31, E.E , 18 Grove St., Brockton Kelleher. Raymond J,, ' 31, C E., 175 Dover St., Brockton Kellet, Ralph L,, ' 34, M.E., 157 Bteivster Ave., Winthrop Kelley, Charles F., ' 34, B.A., 19 Lorraine St., Roslindale Kelley. Harrington Williams, ' 32, C.E., Ashfield Kelley, John F., ' 30, E.E,, Bluehill Ave., Readville Kelley, John L., ' 32. B.A . 131 Willow St.. West Roxbury Kelley. Russell Boyden. ' 32. B.A.. 81 Melville Ave.. Dorchester Kelley. William T.. Jr., ' 34, B A, 6 Woodside St, Salem Kelhher, James Laurence, ' 32, E E , 2 Goodyear St., Beverly Kershaw, Lester J., ' 31, ME , 71 Livindelle St , Fall River Kersten, H. Robert, ' 34, E.E., Baldwinsville, N. Y. Kessell, Clinton T., ' 32, C.E., 158 Stetson St., Fall River Kesselman, Morris, ' 31, B.A., 345 Dudley St., Boston Ketober, Mac Louis, ' 34, B.A., 35 Dean Ave., Franklin Kevorkian, Pailag, ' 31, E.E., Salonica, Greece Kfoury, Edward Simeon, ' 34, E.E., 21 Pine Sr., Lawrence Kianski, Alexander F., ' 34, B A., 20 Cleveland Ave., Brockton Kiehle. Edward G, ' 31, E.E., Dansville. N. Y. Kiley. George Edward, ' 34, Ch.E., 49 Oakland Ave., Methuen Killer, Kenneth Leslie, ' 32, E.E., 28 Woodlawn Ter., Waterbury, Conn. Killion, Earl E., ' 31, B.A., 43 Progress St., Hopedale Kimball, Charles N, Jr., ' 31, E.E., 59 Glendale St.. Everett Kinsman, Paul Jennings, ' 34. C.E., Fairbanks Sr.. Harvard Kipnes, Edward. ' 32. Ch.E.. 93 Walnut St.. Chelsea Kirschner. Alfred E., ' 31, E.E., Ocean View, N. J. Klose, Herbert Charles, ' 34, E.E.. Seafield Lane, Westhampton Beach, N. Y. Knowlton, Earle M., ' 34, B A., 45 Atkins Ave., Lynn Knox, George H., ' 31, B.A, 29 Maple St., Easthampton Knuth, Edsvard O.. ' 31. M E., 313 E. 11 St., Oswego, N. Y. Koir, David, ' 32, C.E.. 185 Chestnut St., Lynn Kokoska, John August, ' 34, E.E., 648 Whittenton St., Taunton Kokoszka, Stanley Frank, ' 34, Ch.E., 177 Chicopee St., Chicopee Koledo, Mike A., ' 34, M.E., Scrabble Rd., Springfield, Vt. Komenda, Robert R., 31, E.E., 30 Huntington Rd., East Milton Komich, John B., ' 32, C.E., 548 4th St., South Boston Korzimke, Alfred H., ' 31, C.E., 19 Summit St., Westsvood, N. J. Kouffman, Daniel Henry, ' 32, B.A., 204 Messer St., Providence, R. I. Kowaleski, Henry M., 31, E.E., 38 Dana Ave., Boston 242 Qompliments of The C ass of 1932 243 DIRECTORY OF UNDERCLASSMEN Kranrz, George Buckley, 3rd, ' 34, Ch.E., 11 1-2 Spring Park Ave., Jamaica Plain Krashefski, Leonard A., ' 34, B A., Moodus, Conn. Krasnow, Israel, ' 34, M.E., 10 Chester Ave., Chelsea Krasnow, Louis, 31, B,A., 627 Morton St., Matcapan Kreusel, Adolf W., ' 32, E.E., 111 Dunboy St., Brighton Krotman, Morns H., ' 34, B A., 24 Hazelton St.. Mattapan Krysm, Bruinslaw Alexander, ' 34, Ch.E., 106 Chapman St.. Greenfield Kuhiberg.J. Frederick. ' 34, B.A.. 403 Beale St., Wollaston Kulesza, Bronislaus Stanislaus, ' 32, E.E., 43 1-2 No. Central St., Peabody Kuntz, Wilham O.. ' 34, Ch.E., 602 N. Church St. . Hazelton, Pa. Kuposky, Milton, 31, B.A., 38 Charlotte St., Dorchester LaBeUe, John W., ' 32, Ch.E , 103 Johnson St., Lynn LaBelle. Joseph Leo Daniel, ' 34, E.E., 381 Center St., Milton Lacava.PhilipJoseph, ' 34. C.E.. 87 New Britain Ave.. Hartford, Conn. Lamb. William H., ' 32, E.E., Champney Ave., Greenfield Lambert, Romaine F., ' 32. M.E.. East Randolph, Vc. Landsman, Abraham, ' 34, B. A . , 56 Evelyn St., Martapan Lane, Edward Edgar, Jr., ' 34, B. A., Monson St., Brockton Lane, James Lawrence, ' 34, E.E., 103 Putnam St., Tunkhannock, Pa. Lang. Herbert Chester. ' 34, M.E.. 3 Niagara St., Springfield Langdon, Howard Gilbert. ' 34, ME, 41 Massachusetts Ave., Pitisfield Lantery, Raymond G., ' 32, B.A,, 60Cummings Ave., Wollaston Lantz, Paul Leroy, ' 34, M.E., 88 Lake Ave., Worcester Lanz, Pasquale Anthony, ' 34, E.E., 5 Baldwin St., Haverhill Lanzillotta, Joseph P., ' 32, B.A., Dwelley St,, Pembroke Lapidus, Bernard. 32, Ch.E.. 22 Poplar St., Boston LaPlante, Adrian Oral, ' 34. M.E., 94 Skeele St.. Willimansett Laquerre, Hervey O.. ' 32, M.E., 47 Maywood St., Worcester Latamore, Berton F., ' 32. E E,, 1125 Main St., East Hartford. Conn. Lau. Louis, ' 34,C E.,29Desvoex Rd. W., Hongkong, China Laurud. Carl Thorstein. ' 32. E.E., Hawthorne St.. Islington Lawrence. Gilheri Gardner. ' 34, Ind.E.. Monument St., Concord Lawrence, John Winslow, 34, E,E., Mam St., Farmington. N. H. Lawrence, Thomas W., ' 32, C,E., Hampden Highlands, Maine Lawson, Carl W.. ' 32, Ch.E., Main St., North Easton Lawson, Earl Ronald. ' 34, E.E., 4 Shirley St.. Worcester LeBaron. Francis P., ' 32, C.E. ,366 Holiis St,, Framingham Ledgard. Francis H., 32, C.E., 31 Parker St., Maynard Lee, Richard David, ' 32, E.E., 10 Barton St., Salem Lehikoinen, Raino, ' 31, E.E., 380 South St,, Fitchburg Lenehan, Joseph W., ' 34,C.E., 3 Richwood St., West Roxbury Leonard, John j., ' 31, B.A, , 53 St. Rose St., Boston Leone. Edward, 34, M , E , 6 TrafTord St , Quincy Leonti, Patrick Joseph, ' 34,C,E,.46 Woodrow Ave., Boston Leshansky, Samuel, ' 34,Ch,E., 16 Gaston St., Boston Leutsch, Frederick Edwin, ' 34. M.E., West Holyoke Levan, Herman C, 32, E.E., 46 So. Main St., Watsontown, Pa. Leverone, Thomas Arthur, ' 34, B.A., 250 Broadway, Somerville Levitsky, Edward, ' 34, Ind.E., 12 Humphrey St., Swampscott Lewis, Joel R, jr., ' 32, E.E..7 Amboy St,, Boston Lihby. Crawford Thurber. ' 34. B,A,, Lindsey St., Attleboro Libby, Donald F., ' 31. C,E., 8 Autumn St.. Everett Libby. Laurence D.. ' 32. CE, 165 North St.. Saco, Me, Lieberman.Soloman, ' 32. Ch.E., 23 Greendale Rd,, Mattapan Liebfried, Lawrence Lesseley, ' 34, ME., 262 Winthrop St,. Winthrop Liehr. Herman W.. ' 32, Ch.E., 45 Lexington Ave., Somerville Lilley, Franklin W , 31. B.A. . 75 Thomas St., New Bedford Lilly, Albert, ' 34, Ch.E,, 44 Northampton St.. Easthampton Linane. Harold Joseph. 34, B.A.. 89 W. Central St, Natick Lmd, Francis T,, ' 34.M,E., 127 Central Ave., Everett Lindgren, Leslie N,, ' 31. M.E., 354No. Elm St., West Bridgewater Lindsay, Orville D,, ' 31, CE., 17 North St., Lakeport, N. H. Lindsay, Vernon H., ' 31, E.E., 60 Jefferson St., Bangor, Me. Linehan, William T., ' 32. B.A,. 18 Winthrop St.. Salem Lingley.John M .Jr , ' 32. Ch.E,, 32 Chestnut St., Weston Lmnane, Walter T. ' 34. B, A., 38 Alicia Rd. Dorchester Lipman, Louis, 32, Ind.E., 124 Eastern Ave., Lynn Litchfield, Raymond K., ' 32, Ch.E. 62 Park Ave,, Whitman Littlefield, Wesley Goudey, ' 34, B A , Ferncroft Inn, Alton, N. H. Locke, Edward F,, ' 34, E.E., Gale St., Canaan, Vt. Locke, Irving Howard, ' 34, M,E,, 56 Park Ave., South Weymouth Locke. Lester, 34. Ch.E.. 57 He.ird St., Chelsea Lockerbie, AlfredAiken, ' 31, C.E, 18 Darling St. Marblehead Locklin, Freeman V., 31,M.E.,91 Melville Ave,. Dorchester Lockwood, Graydon Frederick, ' 32, C.E.. 15 Flo wer St.. Wethersfield, Conn. Loehr. Alfred H., 3rd, ' 31. E.E.. 62 Roslindale Ave., Roslindale Lofgren. Carl Eric, ' 34, C.E., 141 Central St., Saugus Loftus,Harry P., ' 32, C.E., 166 Essex St., Marlboro Lombard. Alfred J.. ' 32. Ch.E., 182 Parker St., Lawrence Lombard. Robert W., ' 32, Ch.E. , Wellfieet Long, Arthur A., ' 32. Ind.E., 220 Sycamore St,, Watertown Long,johnW , ' 32, ME. 14ClematisSt .Dorchester Lonnberg. Alfred E,. ' 32, E.E., 168 Floral Ave., Maiden Loomis, Albert L., ' 31, Ch.E., Rangeley. Me. Lora. Luis Alfonso. ' 32, E.E., Cali, Columbia, S, A Lord, Kenneth Thomas, ' 31, C.E,, Southwest Harbor, Me. Loring, Ira R.. ' 32, C.E.. 43 George St , Norwood Louth, George D., ' 32, Ch.E , 171 W. Cayuga St, Oswego. N. Y. Loss, Theodore H., ' 31. B. A, 40 Hotchkiss St, .Middletown, Conn. Loux, Donald J., ' 32, B A, 37 Converse St., Palmer Lowcock, Richard Alison. 34, B,A., 47 Draper Ave., Arlington Lowe. John Howard, ' 31, CE,, lOTolman Pi,, Lynn Lowe. Malcolm G., ' 32, Ind.E., 21 Sewall Woods Rd, Melrose Highlands Lowndes. George. ' 32, B A., Pond St., North Easton Luciano, A. N,, ' 32. Ind.E., 53 Payson St., Revere Ludwig. Melvin Sydney. ' 32, B.A.. 16SlaverSt., Roxbury Lundell, Matti J.. ' 31, E.E., So. Pans. Me, Lundgren, Carl G.. ' 34, B.A,, 154 GlendaleRd.. Quincy Lundgren, William W. Jr.. ' 32, C.E., 74 Dodge St.. Beverly Lymberg, John W., ' 31, CE., 64 Peabody St., Gardner Lynch. Daniel Francis. ' 32 ,E.E.. ISSmith St., Boston Lvnch, Donald James, ' 32. CE,. 72 Black Rock Ave,, New Britain, Cono. Lynch, Thomas J,, ' 32, Ch E., 92 Hyde Park Ave, Jamaica Plain Lynn, John S., ' 31, Ind.E., 17 East Denver St., Saugus Lyon, Henry Weston, ■34,C.E., 198 Highland Ave,, Millinocket. Me. Lyon, Stern A.. ' 31, E,E., Naples, N. Y. Lyons, Everett D,, ' 31, B.A., Elm St., So. Chelmsford Lyons, John Hesley, ' 34, Ch.E., 35 Burns Ave., Thompsonville, Conn. Lyons, Paul Creston, ' 34, Ind.E. , 74 N. Main St., Union City, Pa. Lyons, Robert F., 32, M.E., 26 Washington Ct., Marlboro Mabey, Raymond E.. ' 31. B.A., 12 Newland St., Auburndale MacAdams, John F,. ' 32, M.E., 306 Randolph Ave., Milton Macaione.Joseph John, Jr., ' 34, C.E., 8 Boston St., Lynn MacBrien, Donald Elmer, ' 34, Ch.E., 124 Winona Ave., Haverhill Maccario, Charles V., 31, C.E.. 970 Salem St.. Maiden MacDonald, Gilbert G,. ' 32, Ind.E., Washington St., Assinippi MacDonald, Kenneth Raymond, ' 34. B.A , 33 Western Ave., St. Johns- bury, Vt. MacDonald, Warren A . ' 31. M.E. 64 Virginia St.. Dorchester Macllroy, Robert L,, ' 32, B,A., 3 Columbus Sq , Salem Mack. Milton, ' 34, C E.. 124 Pearl St., Portland, Me, MacKenzie, Donald H,, ' 31. 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George Martin, ' 34, Ind.E., 5 Corom St., Taunton Magnani, Frank J., ' 34, Ch.E., 10 Granite St., Ashland Magnuson, Carl A., ' 31, C.E., 33 Fountain Rd., Arlington Magnuson, Francis, ' 31, M.E., 363 BurocoatSt., Worcester Maher, Richard A., 34, C.E., 8 Margaret St., Arlington Maiella. Gerald, 34. C.E.. 250 Vine St., Everett Maier, Robert W., ' 31, E.E., 55 Metropolitan Ave., Roslindale Maisel, Konstantm, ' 34. B. A. ,676 Washington St., Dorchester Malinosky, Kenneth G., ' 32, M.E-, 534 Eastern Ave.. Lynn Maliion, William J., 32, M.E., 30 Johnson Ave., West Medford Malmberg. Philip Otto, ' 31. M.E., 5 Wigwam St., Wotcester Maloof, Samuel G-, ' 34, E.E., 44 So. Broadway, Lawrence Malyemezian.Sarkis M.. ' 32, E.E., 38 Woocoster Sq.. Boston Mani-as, Albert G-, 32, B. A., 155 Vernon St., Worcester Mandell, Saul, ' 34, E E., 44 E. Raymond St.. Hartford, Conn. Maniscalo, Michael. ' 34, C.E , 16 Magnolia St., Newark, N.J. 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Ch.E., 324 Newton St., Waltham Pulk, Eugene Storar, 34, Ch.E., 18 Fay Ave., Lynn Putnam, Allan, ' 31, E.E., 137 Wakefield St., Reading Pyteraf, Alexander, ' 34, B.A., 197 Nash Rd., New Bedford Quaratiello, Frank, 34, C.E., 7 No. Margin St.. Boston Quinn, Edward Carroll, ' 34. C.E.. 159 1-2 No. Main St., Concord, N, H. Quinnam, C, Jackson, ' 32, E E., 52 So, Front St., Richmond, Me. Racicot, Henry Alexander, 32, C.E., 9 Fifth Ave,, Webster Radin, Edwatd, ' 32, BA., 56 Wellington St., Hartfcrd, Conn. Ramirez, SalvatoreJ, L.. ' 34. ME.. 137 London St., East Boston Ramm, William E. ' 31, CE .24 Forest Hills St .Jamaica Plain Ramo. Oliver H., ' 31. M.E., 1531 Washington St, No. Abington Randall. Charles Henry. ' 34, B A . 63 Pinewood Rd., Needham Randall. Harold Crapn, ' 32, E.E-, 123 Buckman St., Everett R.indall, Kenneth W. , ' 32, B.A. . 128 Mc. Vernon St. , Sprmgfield, Vt. Randall. Stanley A., ' 32. M.E., Main St., North Easton Rankin, George D., ' 34. M.E., 150 No. Beacon St., Hartford, Conn. Ransford, Arthur N., 32, B.A., 13 Thomas St., Williamstown Rauch, Lawrence Kimball, ' 31, M.E.,81 Church St., East Weymouth Rauktis, Dominic, Jr., ' 32, E,E.,21 Plantation St.. Worcester Raiilins, Kenneth Ray, ' 34, E.E. ,241 Br.iwnell St.. New Bedford Rayment, Lawrence L., ' 31, E.E., 21 Newton St., Whitman Raymond. Thomas Lincoln, ' 34, B.A , 28 Middle St , So. Dartmouth Red Ion, Herbert Earl, ' 34. E.E., Main St.. West Buxton, Me. Reed, David T, 31. Ind.E., 77 Warren St., Roxbury Reed. Fred E.. ' 34, M.E., 82 Brodwood St., Boston Reed, Kenneth B., ' 32. BA., 65 Ferdinand St., Melrose Reed. Raymond Almore, ' 34. E.E. . 186 Pau line St., Winthrop Regan, John F., ' 34, C.E., Canton St,, North Easton Reich, Elling, ' 34. E.E, 37 Arlington St., Everett Reilv. Thomas Willonby. ' 34, E.E,, 24 Houriham St.. Peabody Reinhardt, Earl T., ' 32, E.E., 15 Baldwm St., Newton Reuell, Heath Edwatd. 31, M.E., 226 School St., Woburn Reynolds, Forest I., 31, E.E., Glens Falls. N. Y. Rice, Maurice Aaron, 34, Ind.E., Conccrd, N. H. Rich, Richard, 31, B.A.. 28 Park St., Maiden Richards, John Dosity, ' 34, E.E., 24 Webb St., Salem Richards, Joseph B., ' 34, C.E., East Winthrop, Me. Richards. Thejdore E., ' 32, M.E.. So. Lyndeboro. N. H. Richardson, Coburn M.. 31, C E., Presque Isle, Westfield, Me. Richardson. Elfrod H.. ' 34. C.E . Clintonvitle, Conn. Richardson, Fred, ' 34. M.E,. 224 Merriam Ave., Leominster Richardson, Henry Forun, ' 34, M.E., Linwood St.. Brookville Richardson, William Gardner, ' 34, B.A., Main St., Antrim, N. H Richardson, William Wooley, 34, Ind.E., 27 Broad St., Danielson. Conn. Ridgway. Charles A., ' 31, E.E., 140 Eliot St., Milton 250 Sngravers for th ' u hook 97ie Gollege Engravers of JYew (bngiancl WrORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS 251 DIRECTORY OF UNDERCLASSMEN Risgm. John, Jr.. ' 32, M.E., Cross St., Carlisle Ritter, Maurice G., ' SI, E.E., 17 Kent St., Haverhill Robbins, Richard H,. ' 34, Ch.E., 26 Main St., Torrington, Conn- Roberts, George Anthony, ' 34, E.E., Agassiz Ave., Waverley Roberts, Willard A., Jr., 31, M.E., 77 Harold St., Hartford, Conn. Robie, Francis Burn, 34, M.E., 21 Carleton Ave., Bradford Robinson, David A., ' 32, B.A-, 295 Chelsea St., Everett Robinson. Donald R,. ' 32, B.A,, 143 Ostrander Ave., Riverhead. N. Y. Robinson, George A , ' 31, B.A , 1762Joy St., N. W., Washington, D. C, Robinson, Howard Earl, ' 34,M.E , 19 Summer St., Rockport Robinson, John How land, ' 34, Ind.E., 24 Hubbard St., Concord Robinson, Percy William, 34, C.E.. 5 Howard Ave.,Peabody Robis, Theodore M., ' 32, B.A. , 53 Howard Ave., Roxbury Rock. Eugene T., ' 32, Ch.E., 388 Pleasant St., Maiden Rockwood, Ernest Brown, Jr., ' 34, Ind.E., 18 Kingshighway, We. ' it Springfield Rodd, Albert E., 34, Ch.E., 44 Bates Rd., Waiertown Rodger, Alexander M., ' 34, M.E., 10 Medway St., Dorchester Rodgers, John E., 31, B. A., 56 Donaldson Ave., Rutherford, N.J. Rodham, Arthur, ' 34, B.A,, 54 Trowbridge St., Cambridge Rohwedder, Eugene Frederick, ' 31, C.E., Winn St., Burlington Ronnijuist, Carl Rodrik, ' 31, E.E., 1090 Washington St., South Braintree Ropoport, EugeneJ., ' 34, C.E., 10 M. Skvosnaia St., Harbin, China Rosen, Edwin L., ' 34, E.E., 4 Valley St. ,Medford Rosenbaum, Morri.s, ' 34, B.A., 15 Ames St., Worcester Rosenberg, Frank, ' 34. E.E., 139 Adams St., Waltham Rosenbloom, Joseph S., ' 31. B.A., 16 Fox St.. Worcester Rosenfield, William Arthur, ' 34, E.E,, 57 Fottler Rd., Mattapan Roskilly,John H,,Jr., ' 34, B, A, 216 Poplar St., Boston Ross. Donald T.. ' 34. B.A., 39 Magnolia St., Arlington Ross, Herbert Henry, ' 34. ME.. 101 Palfrey St., Watettown Ross, Murray G.. ' 32, B.A., 307 Chestnut Ave,. Jamaica Plain Ross. Robert B., ' 31, B.A., 61 Cleveland Ave , Everett Rossier, Robert Daniel, ' 34, M.E., Newport Center, Vt. Rossman, Nathan, ' 34, C.E., 36 Woolson St., Mattapan Roulston, Warren F., ' 31, B.A., 246 North St.. North Weymouth Rowe, Robert R., ' 31, C.E.. 154 Bridge St., Beverly Rowland. Edward James, ' 34, Ch.E., 70 Orange St,, Westfield Roy, Normand Y,, ' 31, Ch.E.. 399 Summer St , New Bedford Rnzen, Harold, ' 32. B.A,, 67 Wildwood St., Mattapan Rubin, Abraham, 32. Ch.E., 51 Enfield St., Hartford, Conn. Rudis, Jacob Anthony, ' 34, M.E., 50 Sterling St., Worcester Runci, Edward A., ' 34, E.E.. 28 Thonrton St., Roxbury Ru-shforth, Thomas E., ' 31, Ind.E.. 143 Norwood Ave., Newtonvilte Rushlow, William Edward, ' 32. E.E., 334 Washington St., Taunton Russell, Kenneth B. . ' 34, B.A ,, Main St.. Hingham Russell. Philip W.. ' 31, E.E, 36 Thayer Rd, Belmont Rust, Alan L., ' 32. B.A,, 900 Boylston St., N- wton Highlands Rusiik. John Albert, ' 34, C.E., 14 Cleveland Ave.. Brockton Ryan, Darnel P.. 34, Ch.E., 295 Boston Ave.. Medford Ryan, Edmund B., ' 32, Ch.E., 59 Arlington St., Fitchburg Ryan, William F., ' 32, B.A., 27 Olive St., Hartford, Conn. Rymph. LeRoy M., 32. C.E.. Wappingers Falls. N. Y. Saberlinsky, Edward, ' 34, M-E,, 16 Pilling St,, Haverhill Sakells, James P., ■34. E.E.. 87 Pleasant St., Lynn Salemi, Thomas Joseph, ' 31, E.E., 35 Laconia St., Boston Salerno, Frank A,, ' 34, M.E., Glassgow St., Clyde, N. Y. Saliba, Edward M.. ' 31, M.E., 278 Broadway, Lawrence Sails, Leroy Henry, ' 31, B.A., 114 Newbury St., Brockton Sampson, Foster E., ' 32. M.E., Manomet Sanborn. Charles, ' 34, E.E., Contoocook. N. H, Sanborn, William George, ' 32, B A,, 41 Shelton Rd,, Quincy Sandberg, Sumner Henry, 31, Ch.E., 97 Clifford St. , Melrose Sander, Morris Harry, ' 34, E.E., 44 Somerset Ave., Taunton Sanders, Raymond Talcott, 34. Ind.E., 234 Harris Ave,, Needharti Sandier, Hyman. ' 34, E.E.. 5 Willow St.. Gloucester Sanford, James A., ' 32, E.E., Margaretville, N. Y. Sanger, Edward Choate. ' 34, E.E., 45 Adams St., Holbrook Sarajian, Asadoor, ' 32, E.E., 32 Crawford St., East Watertown Sargent, Edgar Palmer, ' 34, C.E,, Bear Hill, Mernmac Sargent. Willard C, ' 32, E.E,. Wolfeboro Falls, N. H. Sarkisian, Harry, ' 34, C.E., 33 Ormond St,, Worcester Saunders, Richard S., ' 34, M.E.. II Stanley Rd,, Swampscott Saunders, Samuel, ' 32, E.E., 48 Sawyer St., Woodsfotds, Me. Savinelli, Salvatore A., 31, M.E., 191 Elm St., Lawrence Sawyer, Floyd B., ' 31, E.E., 26 Boylston Rd-, Newton Highlands Sawyer, Winslow Allen, ' 34, E.E., Antrim, N. H, Schaake, Albert A., ' 34, B.A., 196 Bailey St,, Lawrence Schafer. William T., ' 31, B.A., 47 Manthorne Rd., West Roxbury Scher, Charles V., ' 31, C.E., 47 Bridge St.. Beverly Schilling, Arthur Gustave, ' 34, E,E., 282 Winthrop St.. Medford Schher, Homer Alan, ' 32, B.A., 319 W, Green St , Hazelton, Pa. Schlimper, Herbert L,, ' 32, M,E.. 11 Montvale St,, Roslindale Schneppershoff.CarIG-, ' 31, B.A, 319 Newhall St,, New Haven, Conn. Schofield. Winford Lester, ' 32, C.E., Ash St,, Weston Scholnick, Isadore A., ' 32, Ind.E., 23 Parsons St., Peabody Schow.Arent Bruce, ' 34,C.E., Edwin St., Stratford, Conn. Schubert, Ehart F., ' 32, B.A. ,9 Maple St., Terryville, Conn. Schultz.John L,. ' 32. C,E-,78 W. Concord St,, Boston Schuliz, Remhard Edward, 32, CE., 7 So. Eagle St., Terryville, Conn, Schwartz. Samuel D,, ' 32, Ch.E., 43 Grafton St. Quincy Scobie, James Porter, ' 34, C.E., Lowell St,, Andover Scott, Curtis R., ' 32, ME., 222 Lowell Ave., Newtonville Scott, Frank K., ' 32, E.E,, 108 Henry St., Cambridge Scott, Harry A., ' 31, M,E.. 130 Marlboro St., Wollaston Scott, Thomas Ferdinand, ' 34, E.E. , 93 Grant St., East Weymouth Seagrave, Harold A,, ' 32, C.E,. 166 Ledyard St., New London, Conn. Seaquist, Richard Arnold, ' 32, Ch.E, 39 Hillberg Ave,, Brockton Sears,GeorgeFranklin. ' 34.B A,.324St, Paul St.. Brookline Sears, George H., ' 32, B A , 43 Northrop St., Hopedale Seary, Eugene G,. ' 34, Ch,E-. 339 Center St., Dorchester Segersten, Charles L.. ' 32. B,A., 42 Second Ave.. Nyack, N. Y. Seitz, Howard R-, ' 32, B.A., 16 Holland Ave,, Lancaster, N. Y. Selfndge, Lawrence N,, ' 32, Ind.E., 92 Beacon St., Arlington Semple, Gavin Miller, ' 34, B.A., 34 Fairview St., Dorchester Sennott, Robert J., ' 32. ME,, 566 Fifth St., South Boston Sergi, William Gregery, ' 34, E.E., 151 Walnut St., Brockton Severance, Frank E . ' 32, B.A., 31 Cushing St., Medford Sevoian. Paul C. ' 32. B A, 80 Oxford St,, Arlington Shatter, Samuel, ' 34, E E,, 244 Webster Ave . Cambridge Sham, Joseph, ' 34, Ind.E., 41 Stanwood St., Boston Shalboub, Samuel A., ' 32, B.A.. 10 Hinsdale Rd., West Roxbury Shanis, Arnold D,. ' 32, E,E., 82 Astoria St , Mattapan Shapiro, Goodall, ' 34, E.E., 49 Spring St,, Saco, Me. Shapiro, Yale, ' 34, CE,, 54 Poplar St., Boston Shaw, Arthur C, ' 32. Ch.E,. 27 Nickerson St., Brockton Shaw, Cecil F., ' 32, M.E., 16 Fairview Ave., Taunton Shea, Francis L,, ' 32, Ch.E . 44 Clark St,, Lynn Shedd, Albert L,. ' 34, B,A.. 6 Bradshaw St,, Medford Shedlowsky, William, ' 34, E.E., 38 Richmond Rd., Mattapan Sheehan. Charles E., ' 32, M.E., 562 Canton St., West Stough ton Sheff. Samuel, ' 32, Ch.E , HI Howland St., Roxbury Shenk. Duncan P., ' 31, Ch.E., 47 Summit Rd., Medford Shepardson, Marshall Otis. ' 34, E.E., 35 Horace St., Mansfield Sheridan, Thomas F. Jr,, ' 34, Ch.E., 33 W. Weir St., Taunton 252 DIRECTORY OF UNDERCLASSMEN Sherman. Henry Lester, 34, B.A,, 155 South Sc, Hyannis Sherman. Herbert A.. Jr., ' 31.M.E.,35 Lawrence St.. Wakefield Sherys, Alexander Francii, ' 3i, Ch.E., 571 Summer St., Lynn Shipp. William Horace, ' 34, E.E., 1038 Massachusetts Ave., Lexington Shkolnick. Samuel H-. 32. B.A., 81 Park St.. New Bedford Shoolman, Myer Joseph, ' 31, E.E., 170 Pleasant St., Milton Shortle, Walter C, 31. Ch.E., 68 Baldwin St., Laconia, N. H. Shwetz, Patrick D., ' 32, E.E., 97 Boxford St., Lawrence Sias, Ernest R., ' 32, Ind.E., 139 High St., Reading Sfddall, Edward. ' 34, M.E., Rumford, Me. Siedel. Dick Winslow, ' 32, E.E., Merrick Rd., Lmdeohurst. L. I.. N. Y. Siegel. Max, ' 34. B.A., 104 Columbia Rd., Dorchester Sierkierka, Frank, ' 31, M.E., 495 Whitrenton St., Taunton Silk. John, ' 34. C.E., 30 Towne ' s Ct., Lynn Simmonson, Werner Oscar, 34, E.E., 14 Willey St., Brockton Simnett, Robert E., ' 34, BA., 35 Ash St., Pawtucket, R. L Simons, Harold, ' 34, B.A-, 16 Arlington St., Lynn Simpson, Charles E., ' 31, E.E., 12 Bowditch St., Peabody Singer, Kaly, ' 32 B.A,, 12 Bank St., Seymour, Conn. Skeink, Roy M., ' 32. E.E., 1 Adler St.. Lawrence Slattery, Henry Francis, ' 34, B.A., 4 Stockton St., Worcester Small, Alvah R.,Jr., 34, vM.E., 1140-5th Ave., New York, N. H. Small. James Gorman, 34, E.E., Swanzey Center, N. H. Smith, Clemenr E., ' 34, E.E., Grafton, N. H. Smith, Edwin P., ' 32. C.E.. 9 Barnum PI., Taunton Smith. Ernest A., ' 34, C.E., Spooner St., North Easton Smith, Everett F., ' 34, Ch.E.. 29 Lafayette Ave.. Atlantic Smith, Harold C, ' 31, E.E.. 18 Pleasant St., Franklin Smith. Joseph Dixon, ' 34. E.E., 17 Pierce St., Revere Smith, Kenneth fl., 31, M.E., Union Valley, N. Y. Smith, Lincoln H., ' 31, E.E., Sudbury. Rd. Weston Smith, Met ton Charles, ' 31, C.E.,66S. East St., Amherst Smith, Norman P., ' 32, Ch.E., 100 Wendell Pk.. Milton Smith, Richard B,, ' 32, ME., State College, Petersburg, Pa Smith. Servius Tellius, ' 34, C.E,, Sherman St.. Belfast, N. Y. Smith, Sidney S.. ' 32, Ch.E., 977 Morton St.. Mattapan Smith, Sydney R., ' 32. Ch.E., Foundry St., Easton Smith, Walter R,, ' 32, Ch.E., 405 Re ereSr.. Winthrop Smith, Walter Worcester, ' 32. E.E., Main St . Pepperell Snow, Elmer A., ' 32, Ch.E., No. Main St., Petersham Snow, Howard Kemp. ' 34, Ch.E,, Welltleet Sobey, Louis H., ' 31, B.A-, 18 Circuit St,. Winthrop Soderberg, Arthur L., ' 31, Ch.E. 6 Aldrich St., Roslindale Sokolove, Abraham George. ' 34, B A.. 44 Melrose St., Adams Sole. Clarence W., ' 32. E.E.. 2 High St., Barre. Vt. Solomont, Solomon J., ' 34, B.A., 112 Howard St., Lowell SomerviIIe, Harold M.. ' 31. M.E., 31 Byron Ave., Lawrence Sommers, Richard Albion, ' 34, M.E., 109 Sawyer Ave., Dorchester Soule, Lawrence, ' 32. E.E.. 14 Merritc St., West Bridgewater Soutter, James Campbell, Jr., 34, Ch.E., 17 Arbutus Rd.. Swampscott Spafford. Roger B., ' 31, E.E., 97 Union St., Littleton, N. H. Spauldmg, Kenneth Lawrence, ' 34, E.E-, 67 Bowers St., Newtonville Spear. Everett C, ' 31, ME.. Bradford St., Cochituate Spear, Melville Clarke. 34, C,E . 14 Spring St., Westerly, R. L Speirs, George E,, ' 32. E.E.. 1621 No. Shore Rd.. Revere Spencer, Burnett Clark, ' 34, E.E., 151 Dighton Ave., Taunton Spencer, Paul Francis, ' 34. E.E., Country Way. Scituate Center Spencer, Rollin L., ' 31, E.E., Beecher Falls, Vi. Spinelli, John T., ' 34, Ind.E.. 253 Quincy Sc, Boston Spinney. Andrew O., ' 32, M.E , 66 Warren St., West Medford Spizer, Philip, ' 31. C.E.. 4 Reed St.. Arlington Spofford, George Rawson, Jr., ' 34, M.E., Highland St., Berlin Sponsel, Clifford William, ' 32, E.E., Lockport, N. Y. Spry, Albert Henry, ' 32. B.A,, 228 Crescent Ave., Revere Standing, Sidney A., ' 32, E.E-, 70 Bromfield St., Quincy Stanford. Gilbert Wilson, ' 34, E.E., 9 Center Ave., Reading Stanley, Ellsworth V,, ' 34. C.E.. Sowams Rd., Barrington, R. L Stanley, Robert Edward, ' 34, B.A., 544 Second Ave., Berlin, N. H. Staples, Edmund B., ' 32, E.E., 29 Thornton Pk., Winthrop Staples, Noel E.. ' 32, B,. ., 23 Couch St,, Taunton Stark, Albert B., ' 31, M.E,. Centerville Stark, Carl J.. ' 32, Ind-E,, 46 Spruce St., Clinton Starck, Cecil L.. ' 32, E.E., Windsor Ave., West Acton Stedman, Clifford G., ' 34, B.A., 18 Fnlton Ten, Medford Steinbrenner, George R., 31, E.E., 1311 Pierce Ave., Niagara Falls, N. Y. Stemmler. Paul .Mbert, 31, E.E., High St.. Portland, Conn. Stenzel, Erwin Frederick. ' 34, E.E., 214 East Ave., Batavia. N. Y. Stephenson, William H., ' 32. Ch.E, 34 Liberty St . New Bedford Sterry, John M,, ' 32. M.E,, Tranquillity St., Middlebury, Conn, Stetson, Linwood L., ' 31, M.E. .203 Mystic St., Arlington Stetson, Robert E.. ' 31, Ch.E.,35Bradfield Ave., Boston Stevens, Clayton A., ' 32, Ind.E., 10 So ward St., Hopedale Stevens, Donald Belmont, 34, Ind E.. 120 State St., Newburyport Stevens, Richard H., ' 32, B.A., 186 Chathorn St., Lynn Stewart, William John, Jr., 34, E.E. ,63 Cornell St., Newton Lower Falls Stieg, Henry R., ' 32, E.E., 157 Monroe St., Hartford, Conn. Stillings. Henry C, ' 32, C.E, 281 Barnum Ave , Bridgeport, Conn. Stinchfield, William B-, 32. ChE., 38 Perry Ave.. Whitman Stirni, A. Richard, ' 34, E.E,, 730 E. Third St., South Boston Stockton, John H., ' 32, E,E-, Killingly, Conn. Stone, Leroy P., ' 32, E.E., 40 Page St,, Keene, N. H. Stone, Robert Edward, ' 32, BA., 68 Oxford St., Cambridge Stoner, Philip. ' 34, B.A., 41 Bamham Ave., Atlantic Stout, David L., ' 31 , C.E.. Willow Rd., Lawrenceville, N.J. Stowers, Lloyd Allen. ' 31, B.A,, 15 Pleasant St., Milford Straw, Max Hodge, ' 31, C.E., 5 Chester St., Melrose Strode, Robert Leiand. ' 34, Ind.E,. 10 West St.. Marblehead Stuart, Harold W., ' 32, C.E,, 189 No. St., Calais, Me. Sudak, Constantine, ' 34, E.E., Main St., Graniteville Sugarman, Hyman, ' 32, Ch,E,, 30 Evelyn St., Boston Suk, Joseph J., ' 34, CE., 26 Appleton St., Atlantic Sullivan, Eugene W., ' 32, C.E-, 239 Green St., Brockton Sumner, Forest B., ' 32, Ch.E., 368 So. Mam St., Orange Sussenberger, George Joseph, ' 32, E.E., 44 Albion St., Somer ' ilIe Svedman, Arden E., ' 34, E.E., 135 Cross St., Lakewood. N.J. Swain, George Otis, ' 34. Ind.E,, 168 Hancock St., Everett Swain, Raymond H-. ' 32. E.E., Middlesex Ave,, Wilmington Swan, Edward M,, ' 32, M.E., 7 Arlington St., Newburyport Swanson, Arnold Clifton, ' 32, E E., 416 Bedford St, , East Bridgewater Swanson, Lawrence Oscar, ' 34, M.E., 93 LaurestonSt., Brockton Sweet, Harold Edward, ' 31, B.A , 24 Abbott St., West Roxbury Swinerton, Raymond P., ' 31, M.E., 32 Braman St., Danvers Swiniarski, Joseph H., ' 34, Ch.E. ,48 English St., Salem Sword, OlofOssian, ' 34, Ind E., Chester Sylvester. Mercon E., ' 31, C.E.. Westfield. Me. Sylvester, Sawyer F., ' 32,Ch.E-,26Central St., So, Weymouth Symancyk, William A., ' 31, B.A.. 19 E. Bartlett St., Westfield Sypher, Carleton Roy, ' 34, C.E., 198 Linden St., Everett Taglino, John, ' 32, M.E-, 1268 Boylston St., Brookline Taogen, George Henry, 32, C.E., 569 High St., Randolph Tangerini, Caesar, Jr., ' 31, M.E. 226 Neponset St., Norwood Tapply, Horace G., ' 32. B.A.. 74 Eddv St., West Newton Tarnopol, Milton Sydney, ' 32. ChE., 54 Munroe St., Roxbury Task, Robert Harold, ' 34, BA.. 853 Blue Hill Ave., Dorchester Taylor, Ainslee L , ' 32, E.E., 36 Woodside . e., Winthrop 253 DIRECTORY OF UNDERCLASSMEN Taylor, G. Edward, 32. B.A., 1 Linden St., Norwood Taylor, John Reading, ' 34, B,A., 34 Mellen Sr., Cambridge Taylor, Myron H., ' 32, M.E-, 234 Draper Sr., Springfield Taylor, Raymond Albion, ' 32, B.A., 42 Lowden Ave,, Somerville Taylor, Vaughn Everetr, 34, B A., 4 Bedford St., Quincv Taylor, William Holbrook, Jr.. ' 34, E.E., 37 Boulevard Rd , [5edham Tedesco, Anthony, 34, C.E., 41 E. Eagle St., East Boston Tedford, Robert Capers, ' 34, M.E., 261 High St., Newburyport Temperley, Albert J., ' 34, C.E., 378 Ward St., Newton Center Tewksbury, Arthur S, Jr., ' 32, M.E., 52 Waljemar Ave., Winthrop Tewksbury, Earl P., ' 32, Ind.E., 39 EdgehillRd., Winthrop Thatcher, Harold F., 32, E.E., Soitiers, Conn. Thayer, Frank Lewis, ' 34, C.E., Ashfield Thayer. Waltet Stoivell, ' 34, B.A., 451 Eastern Ave., Lynn Thee, Albert Hetman, ' 34, E.E,,127Trumball PI. ,Batavia,N.Y. Theodorides, Demetrios E,, 32, B.A., 61 Hemenway Sr., Boston Therrien, Arthur Rudolph, ' 34, B.A , 63 Plymouth St., Holbrook Thomas. Arthur S , ' 32, Ind.E., 101 Elm St., Greenville, S. C. Thomas, Donald J . ' 32, C.E., 228 Nelson Ave., Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Thomas, Harold R.. ' 32, Ind.E., 26 Odell Ave., Beverly Thompson, Albert Clifton. ' 32. E.E.. 106 Oakdale Ave, Dedham Thompson, John McKay. ' 32. C.E., 22 Oakes St., Everett Thompson, Reginald Hetberr. ' 34. E.E., 162 Charlotte St., Georgetown, Brirish Guiana Thompson, Robert O., ' 34, C.E., 63 1-2 Ceylon St., Dorchester Thompson, Theron B., ■3I, C.E.. 74 Green St.. Stoneham Tiffany. Herbert. ' 31. Ch.E.. 67 Mr. Vernon St.. New Bedford Timper. Norman Frank. ' 32. C.E.. 226 Boylston St., Watertown Tirri, Vaino A., ' 32. ME. 43 Packard ' s Lane. Quincy Tizzard. William James, ' 3!,C.E..41 Commercial St., Lynn Tobey, Malcolms. , ' 32, B.A. ,46 Brad ford Sr.,Needham Tobin. Francis T.. ' 31. Ch.E.. 119Woodrow . ve.. Boston Todd, Merton R., ' 34, E.E., Roberts Meadow, Northampton Tofsky, Maurice, ' 34, B.A., 39 Goodale Rd., Mattapan Toll, Louis Hyman, ' 32, C.E., 306 Rantoul St., Beverly Tolos, Peter Milo. ' 34. E.E., 9 Hastings Ct.. Clinton Tombs. Nelson E. ' 31 . E.E.. 15 Estey St.. Brattleboro, Vt. Tornrose. Oliver W. ' 32. CE. 64 Bates Ave, Winthrop Toucey. Richard M., ' 34. Ch.E . 412 Laughlin Rd.. Stratford. Conn. Towers, Freeman W., ' 31. C.E., 32 Pleasant Viesv Ave., East Lynn Towle, Harold P., ' 31, M.F., 37 Cliff Sr.. St. Johnsbury. Vt. Towns, Walter E., ' 34, E.E., 602 Center St., Boston Townsend, Charles Delmar, ' 34, M.E.. 1175 Montello St.. Camptllo Townsend. Paul Herman ' 31 . E.E.. 8 Maple Grove, Barre, Vr. Townsend, Wallace Lamson, 34, B.A., 118 W. Adams St.. Somerville Tracy, Carl, ' 34, B.A.. 16 Prince St.. Pittsfield Tracy, Chester Ersvin. Jr. . ' 34. B.A. .42 Josephine Ave. West Somerville Tracy. Harry Mercer. ' 34. Ch.E. 42 Josephine Ave. West Somerville Trafron, James Emery, 34. M.E.. 64 Crescent St . Rockland .Me. Trask, Erwin S., ' 32. Ch E.. 33 Mayflower St.. Plymouth Trefethen. Emerson H.. ' 34, E.E., 197 Myrrlc Ave. Portsmouth, N. H. Trundy. Walter Bettencourt, ' 34, B.A., 10 Wellington Ave.. Somerville Tuell. Samuel G.. ' 31. C.E., 27 Sherman Sr., New Bedford Turner. Arnold Poland. ' 34. C.E.. State Farm, Bridgewater Turner. Henrv A., ' 32, E.E. , 163 Forest St.. Melrose Turner, Isaiah T.. ' 34. Ch E.. 442 Commercial St.. Provincetown Turner, James W.. ' 32. Ch.E.. 21 Jerome . ve.. Wot Newton Turner. John . lden, ' 31. B.A.. 324 Cottage St., New Bedfotd Turner, Kenneth. ' 31, M.E., Main St., Cotuit Turner, Wilfred D.. ' 31. B.A.. 43 Bancroft Pk.. Hopedale Turner. Thomas .Mfred. ' 34. E.E.. Union Ave., Levant, Me. Twigg, Richard Wetherell, ' 34, M.E., Fearing Rd., Hingham Twitchell, Richard M., ' 32, ME., 30 Francis St., Melrose Urann, Robert M., ' 32, B.. ., 60 Humphreys St., Boston Urban, Alexander P., ' 32, CE., 108 Paul GoreSt.,Boston Qzdavinis, Joseph P , ' 32, M.E., 610 Washington St., Haverhill Vackcrt, Carlton H., ' 32, M.E.. 45 Rosedale St., Dorchester Vada la, John Edward, ' 31, B. A., 21 FollenSt., Boston Vaida, James, Jr., ' 32, B.A., Phoenixville, Conn. Vance, Robert R.. ' 32. M.E.. Winthrop Ave., Taunton VanDerzee.John W,. ' 31. C.E.. 8 Fuller Ave.. Floral Park. L. I . N. Y. Van Deusen, Edgar James, ' 34, E.E., Schen Rd., Albany, N. Y. Van Dien, Parker E., ' 34, M.E.. Plackard Ave . Wyekoff. N.J. Van Dusen, Edgar Bayard. ' 34. Ind E.. Gorham. Me. Vant. Leslie M.. ' 32. E.E .7 . cademy St.. Barre. Vt. Vasilakakii. . ndrew C, ' 31, E.E., 86 Primrose St., Haverhill Veale. Edmond J , ' 32. B.. .. 544 Western Ave.. Lynn Vena. R ichard A. . ' 31 , Ind.E. , 161 Gushing Ave. , Dorchester Verderber, Arthut John, ' 34, B.A..41 Wilson St., Notwood Verner, Robert H., ' 31, C,E.,6 Newton St., Skowhegan, Me. Vigilia, Pacifico C, ' 34. C.E., 1085 Boylston St., Boston Viles, Robert C, ' 32, C.E., 11 Cobutn Ave., Skowhegan, Me. Vincent, Richard P., ' 34, Ch.E., 37 State St.. Lawrence Vogel, William L., ' 34, E.E , 4 Claredon Ct., Roslindale Vollmar, Paul F., ' 34, E.E., 194 Highland St., Boston Vorbeau, William G., 32, E.E., 76 Washington St., Stoneham Vose.JohnC, •32,Ch.E.,89SouthSt ,Westboro Vultaggio, Mario, ' 34, Ch.E . 181 Salem St., Boston Wakefield, Lester Harrington, ' 34. ind E,. 4Stevens St.. Lunenburg Wakelin. J. Russell. ' 34, Ind.E., Claybrook Rd., Dover Walden, Carl Willard, ' 34, E.E., Center St., Dover Walker. Elmer J.. ' 32. Ch.E., 199 Hillside . ve., Needham Heights Walker, John Karl, ' 32, E.E., 105 Kinaman St., Everett Walker. Robert B. . ' 32, B.A, Oakland St.. Rye. N. Y. Walket. Warner S., ' 32, B.A., 2481 Albany Ave., W. Hartford, Conn. Walker, Winslow J , ' 32, C.E., 14 Hayden St., Marlboro Wallace, Clarence Ward, ' 34, Ch.E, 90 Winslow St.. Everett Wallin. Edward J.. ' 31 . ME. . 24 Waverly St., Everett Walsh. Harold R. ' 32. E.E. 85 Chapman St.. Greenfield Walsh. Howard V , ' 31. E.E.. 1670 BndgeSr. Lowell Wal-h. Robert E.. ' 31. B.A. 9 Water St.. So Natick Walsh. William D.. ' 34. E.E. 86 Codman Hill Ave.. Dotchesrer Walter. Willy. ' 34. B.A.. Hardy St.. Madison. Me. WaKvorth, Clarence B.. Jr. . ' 31. E.E. 26 Rowsley St., Bridgeporr, Conn. Ward, Kennerh Adams, ' 34, M.E.. 9 Grove St., Orange Watfous, George E.. ' 32. M.E.. High St.. Chester, Conn. Watson, Elwin Joseph, ' 34, Ind.E., 46 . insworth St., Roslindale Wattle, William George. Jr.. ' 34. C.E.. 24 Heath St., Somerville Way, Phihp M,. ' 34, M.E.. Plimpton Hill Rd, Sudbury Weaver, Carl Moore. ' 34. B.A., 104 Woodford St.. Portland, Me. Webber, Putnam C, ' 32, M.E., Newport. R. I. Webber. Stanley Reubin. ' 34. E.E.. Montague Webstet. Sidney H., ' 31. M.E.. 44Thaxter Rd.. Newtonville Weinberg. Barnet. ' 32, C.E., 1 Vale St., Chelsea Weiner, Julius W., ' 34. C.E., 62Sammette St . Maiden Weisberg. Max. ' 34. Ch.E,. 30LestonSt.. Mattapan Weisu!. John Thomas. ' 34. CE , 23 Fairview Rd., Norwood Welker, Edwin Kenneth, ' 34, E.E., Lake St., Wilson, N. Y. Wentworth, Vernon, ' 34. E.E.. 165 W. Main Sr.. Orange Wesalo. Sylvan. ' 31. B A.. 148 Seaver St . Roxbury Westley. John D.. ' 34. M.E.. 610 So. Kenwood St.. Austin, Me. Weston, Francis B,, ' 31, E.E., 24 Chapman St., Hartford, Conn. Wheeler, Edward F., ' 34, Ch.E., Hill Sr.. Bristol. Conn. Wheeler. John N.. ' 31, E.E., Hawthorne, N. X. 254 DIRECTORY OF UNDERCLASSMEN Whclpley, George A., ' 34. E.E., Brownville Junction, Maine Whitaker, Albert P., ' 32, C.E., DanieUon, Conn. Whitbeck, Almon Elliot. ' 34. IndE., 53 Maple St.. GreenSeU Whitcomb. Henty B., ' 34, C.E., Mertimac St., Memmacpott White, Dolivet Spaulding, ' 31, B.A., 232 So. Mam St., Mansfield White, Donald E., ' 34, B.A., 29 Conway St., Greenfield White. Francis . lbert, ' 34, C.E., Diman Ave., Brookville White, Ftank Hatold, ' 34, E.E.. 898 Moody St., Walthatn White, Henry Donald, ' 34, M.E., Spring St., Hanson White, Philip D., ' 31, C.E., 366 Payson Rd., Belmont Whitchill, Ketmit C, ' 31, B. A., 22 South St., Bellows Falls, Vt. Whitman, Lawrence Edward, ' 34, C.E.. 66 Newport St., . rlington Whitman, R. Berkeley, ' 32, M.E., 103 Tvler St., Wollaston Whitney, Lewis Heoty, ' 31, M.E., High St. So. . cton Whittam, Lincoln Watd, ' 34, M.E., 268 Harvard St., Wollaston Whittaker, Raymond Huntington, ' 32, Ch.E., 27 Curti- Ave., Somerv Whitteraore, Herbert E., ' 34, C.E.,14Shaw Ave., Attleboro Whittet, Rowland McGregor, ' 34, Ind.E., 28 Sweerser St., Wakefield Whynot. Daniel EJwatd, ' 34, C.E., 119 Fletcher St., Roslindale Wicko, Stanley Joseph, ' 34, Ch.E., 34 Grove St.. Haverhill Wieker.John L., ' 32, B A., Harrison St . Rochelle Pk., N.J. Wiggins, William . rthur, ' 32, E.E,,7 Lincoln St., Manchester Wiinikka, . rthurO., ' 31, E.E., 29 Nutting St., Fitchburg Wilcke, Fred H., ' 32, M.E., 18 Wadsworth St., Winthrop Wilcox, Edward Frederick, ' 32, C.E., 80 Blake St.,Torrington, Conn. Wilcox, Waltet MacLeod, ' 34, M.E., WellingtonSt., Matlboro Wilkins, Arthur C, ' 32, M.E., 131 Essex St., Saugus Wilkinson, Charles Willum, ' 34, C.E., 79 Gould St., Wakefield Wilkinson, Raymond Asbby. ' 32, Ch.E., 36Gardner St., Peabodv Williams, Arthut Edwin, ' 31, ME.. 106 Spe;n St., Natick Williams, Carlron H. P., ' 32. E E., 40Otis St., Somer ille Williams, Fred James, ' 31, B A. ,7 Vesta Rd., Dorchestct Williams, Herman B, ' 31, M.E., Dudley Hill, Dudley W ' i(liaras,John Alexander, ' 34, Ch.E., 160 Pearl St., Newton Williams, Kenneth R., ' 34, B.A,, 31 Lynch Ave., Utica, N Y. Williams, Roger F., ' 34, C.E,, 94 Tarbell . ve., Lexington Williamson, CarletonR. ' 31. E.E, 93 BellevueSt., Nesvton Williamson, Ronald .M.. ' 31, B-. -. Western vs., Hampden, Me Willis, George F., ' 32, M.E., Putnam, Conn. Wilson, George Maurice, ' 34. C.E., 13 Ocean St., Beverly Wilson, Robert, P., ' 34, E.E., 15 Killeran St., Houlton, Me. Winfield. Wendell Smith, ' 34, E.E,, 18 Sandler Ter , Haverhill Wingersky, Samuel Huse, ' 34, M.E., 164 Court Rd , Winthtop Winquist, Sven W., ' 32, Ind.E., 27 Baker PI., West Roxbury Wiorers, Curtis Howard, Jr., ' 34, B.. ,, 44 Evergreen St., Framiogham Witten, Max, ' 31. B.A. ,71 Wildwood St., Mattapan Wolf, Arnold M., ' 34, M.E., 1670-52nd St., Btooklyn, N. Y. Woifrum, Walter Frank, ' 34, Ch.E., 16 Dalrymple St., Jamaica Plain Wolfson, Leonard, ' 34, E.E., 1326 Massachusetts . ve., .Arlington Woodbury. Richatd Knight, ' 34, M.E., 50 Howatd St., Salem Woods, Kenneth P., ' 31, M.E-, 38S ' ]uireSr.,New London, Conn. Worster, David B., ' 34, E.E., Ripley, N. Y. Wortman, Melvin A., ' 32, E.E., HavelockSt., Kings Co., N. B. Wright, Alfred K., ' 31, E.E., 33 Dewey St., Springfield, Vt. Wright, Norman Harris, ' 32, E.E., 14 Chestnut St., Waltham Wylie, Robert Carol, ' 31. E.E.. 37 CongreveSt.. Boston Wyman. .Arthur W., ' 31, E.E.. Westboro Wyman, W ilner H-, ' 32, M,E , 112 Hamden Circle, Wollaston Yaffe. Louis Carl. ' 34. Ch,E.. 46 Deckard St.. Roxbury Yardley. Hamilton Rhodes, ' 32, B A, 1647 Beacon St., Waban Yates, Malcolm, ' 32. C.E.. 866 Second St.. 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