Northeastern University - Cauldron Yearbook (Boston, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1938 volume:

a a£ C n THE NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT CAULDRON NORTHEASTER mmrr A y DIVISION VOLUME XVII • SENIOR ANNUAL OF DEDICATION To CARL STEPHENS ELL, in recognition of his great contribution to the growth and development of the University Born November 14, 1887, Brazil, Indiana. . .A.B. DePauw Uni- versity, 1909; S.B. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1911; M.S. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1912; Ed.M. Har- vard University, 1932; Sc.D. (Honorary) DePauw University, 1935. . .Northeastern University, since 1910. . .Instructor in Civil Engineering, 1910-1912. . .Chairman of the Department of Civil Engineering, 1912-1917. . .Since 1917, Dean of the College of Engineering. . Since 1925, Vice President of the University. . . Member of the Corporation of the University CARL STEPHENS ELL Vice President of Northeastern University FORREST J. SHIERS Business Manager RICHARD F. SPEARS Editor PROF. EVERETT C. MARSTON Faculty Adviser CAULDRON BOARD DANIEL HORN Managing Editor HAWTREY J. YE AMES Snapshot Editor C. LEONARD CHAMBERLAIN Managing Editor HENRY ROSECALN Photographic Editor EARL R. SAUNDERS Photographic Editor ■■H ADMINISTRATION Board of Trustees Robert Gray Dodge Chairman Frank Lincoln Richardson V ice-Chairman Galen David Light Secretary and Treasurer Charles Francis Adams Wilman Edward Adams Arthur Atwood Ballentine George Louis Barnes Frank Pierce Carpenter Walter Channing William Converse Chick Paul Foster Clark William James Davidson Frederic Harold Fay Edward J. Frost Franklin Wile Ganse Harvey Dow Gibson Henry Ingraham Harriman Edward Chandler Hovey Arthur Stoddard Johnson John Russell Macomber Joseph Patrick Manning Irving Edwin Moultrop James Lorin Richards Charles Milton Rogerson Leverett Saltonstall Sabin Pond Sanger Frank Palmer Speare Francis Robert Carnegie Steele Charles Stetson Robert Treat Paine Storer Frank Horace Stuart Watson Supple [8] Development Committee Frank L. Richardson Chairman Arthur A. Ballantine Walter Channing Paul F. Clark Edward J. Frost Henry I. Harriman John R. Macomber Irving E. Moultrop James L. Richards Charles Stetson Edward W. Supple FRANK PALMER SPEARE M.H., LL.D. President of the University Member: Harvard Teachers ' Association, Massachusetts School- masters ' Club, National Education Association, New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, University Club [10] CARL STEPHENS ELL A.B., S.B., M.S., Ed.M., Sc.D. Vice V resident of the University, and Dean of the Day Division Chairman (1935-1937), New England Section, The Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education; Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science; Associate Member, American Society of Civil Engineers; Member: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Boston Society of Civil Engineers, Engineering Societies of New England, Harvard Teachers ' Association, Massachusetts Schoolmasters ' Club, Massachu- setts Civic League, New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, Phi Delta Kappa, Delta Upsilon, Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education; Regis- tered Professional Engineer in Connecticut, Maine, and New York State; Trustee and Member of Executive Committee of New England Deaconess Hospital; Permanent President of the New England DePauw Alumni Association [11] HAROLD WESLEY MELVIN A.B., M.A. Dean of Students, and Chairman of the Department of English Member of Governing Board, New England Poetry Club; Mem- ber: National Association of Deans and Advisers of Men, Na- tional Council of Teachers of English, Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education, Modern Language Association, Phi Beta Kappa WILFRED STANLEY LAKE A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Dean of Instruction in the Colleges of Liberal Arts and Business Administration, and Chairman of the De- partment of Economics. Member: American Economic Association, American Statistical Association, Royal Economic Society, Pi Kappa Del ta [12] Faculty Galen David Light Winthrop Eliot Nightingale A.B. A.B., S.B., Ed.M. Secretary and Treasurer of the Director of Co-operative Work University John Butler Pugsley A.B. Professor of Geology, and Director of School Administration m Km Edward Snow Parsons S.B., Ed.M. 3 rofessor of Physical Education and Director of Student Activities Wm. Milton John Schlagenhauf A.B., M.A., B.D. Director of Admissions William Gombie White S.B., Ed.M. Secretary of the Faculty William Lincoln Smith S.B., Eng.D. Professor of Electrical Engineering Joseph Arthur Coolidge S.B., M.A. Professor of Physics [13] m 5 d?k Ak t Samuel A. S. Strahan S.B. Joseph Spear A.B., M.A. Roland Guyer Porter S.B., M.S. Henry Bissell Alvord S.B. Professor of Chemical Engineering and Chairman of the Department Professor of Mathematics, and Chairman of the Department Professor of Electrical Engineering and Chairman of the Department Professor of Civil Engineering and Chairman of the Department Mi 2 W Joseph William Zeller S.B. Professor of Mechanical Engineering, and Chairman of the Department Ik it Robert Bruce Eliot Franklin Tozer Stanley Goddard Estes B.C.S., M.C.S. S.B. A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Accounting Professor of Drawing, Professor of Psychology, and Chairman of the Department and Chairman of the Department Faculty [14] Faculty Alfred D ' Alessandro B.C.S., M.B.A., C.P.A., LL.B. Associate Professor of Accounting, and Chairman of the Department Charles William Havice A.B., M.A., S.T.B. Professor of Sociology, and Chairman of the Department Executive Secretary of the Northeastern Student Union Julian Ernest Jackson A.B., M.B.A., LL.B. Professor of Business Management, and Chairman of the Department Carl Frederick Muckenhoupi A.B., S.B., Ph.D. Professor of Physics, and Chairman of the Department Asa Smallidge Knowles A.B., M.A. Associate Professor of Industrial Engineering, and Chairman of the Department Waldo Cutler Peebles A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Modern Languages Stanley Demetrius Miroyiannis S.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Biology, and Chairman of the Department John Kenneth Stevenson B.C.S. Purchasing Agent of the University [15] Alfred John Ferretti S.B., M.S. Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering Chester Packard Baker S.B., M.A. Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering Frederick Arlington Stearns S.B., M.S. Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering Emil Anton Gramstorff S.B., M.S. Associate Professor of Civil Engineering Henry Edward Richards S.B. Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering Associate Professor of Co-ordination Frederick William Holmes A.B., M.A. Associate Professor of English Charles Oscar Baird, Jr. S.B. Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering Faculty [16] Faculty Waldemar Stanwood McGuire S.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering Albert Edward Whittaker S.B., Ed.M. Assistant Professor of Mathematics George Harris Meserve, Jr. S.B. Assistant Professor of Drawing Albert Ellsworth Everett S.B., M.B.A. Assistant Professor of Co-ordination William Thurlow Alexander S.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Industrial Engineering Everett Carter Marston A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of English Carl David Johnson Laurence Fuller Cleveland A.B., M.A. S.B., M.S. Assistant Professor of Physics Assistant Professor of Drawing [17] John Christie Morgan S.B. Assistant Professor of Co-ordination Norris Whitfield Potter, Jr. A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of English Elmer Ellsworth Haskins S.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Roger Stanton Hamilton A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Economics George Baker Welch S.B., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Physics Charles Frederick Barnason A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Modern Languages Rudolf Oscar Oberg S.B. Alumni Secretary, Instructor in Co-ordination Gerald Russell Tatton S.B., M.B.A. Instructor in Business Management. Coach of Freshman Track and Football Faculty [18] Faculty Verner Olof Nelson Director of National Youth Administration Division of Department of Co-operative Work George Raymond Fennell S.B., M.B.A. Assistant Director of Admissions Saverio Zuffanti S.B., M.A. Instructor in Chemical Engineering Donald Hershey MacKenzie S.B., Ed.M. Assistant Director of Student Activities Rudolph Magnus Morris S.B., Ed.M. Instructor in Education Laurence B. Heilprin S.B., M.A. Instructor in Mathematics William Thomas Cloney, Jr. A.B. Instructor in English Director of Publicity Bureau Otis French Cushman S.B., M.S. Instructor in Drawing [19] Franklin Norvish S.B., M.A. Instructor in English Charles Arthur Sewell S.B., M.S. Instructor in Mathematics James William Dunn A.B. Instructor in Physical Education Instructor in Modern Languages Coach of Football and Basketball ■ Wa M liJ John Wills Tuthill S.B., M.B.A. Instructor in Banking and Finance William Fay Luder A.B., Ph.D. Instructor in Chemistry John James Devine S.B., Sc.M. Instructor in Civil Engineering Faculty [20] Faculty George Kenneth Rogers S.B. Instructor in Business Administration James Arthur Patterson S.B. Instructor in Accounting Alfred James Wise S.B. Instructor in Electrical Engineering II MM Herbert Wendell Gallagher S.B. Coach of Hockey and Baseball Theodore Silverstein A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Instructor in English David Lyman Davidson S.B., M.S., Ph.D. Instructor in Chemistry [21] A William Carl Hultsren Robert Everett Laveaga Henry Arthur Kontoff Instructor in Physical B.P.Ed v Ed.M. M.D. Education Instructor in Physical Education School Physician Faculty [22] ■■ B B Paul Thomas Nef finger 1915-1936 Raymond Francis Pelletier 1914 - 1934 IN MEMORIAM Elmer Ellsworth Haskins Adviser to the Class of 1938 Born August 1, 1904, Dighton, Massa- chusetts . . . Bachelor of Mechanical En- gineering, with Honor, Northeastern, 1925; Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, Northeastern, 1933; Master of Arts, University of Pittsburgh, 1930; Candidate for Doctor of Philosophy at Boston University .... Instructor in Mathematics, Fairchance High School, Fairchance, Pennsylvania, 1925-1926; Monongahela High School, Monongahela, Pennsylvania, 1926-1930; Northeastern University, 1930-1936; Assistant Professor of Mathematics, 1936-present . . . Member: American Mathematical Society, Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education . . . Married Louise R. Gebhard, June, 1936 . . . Spends his summers at Camp Perry, Ohio, where he is Head Counsellor of the Junior Group . . . Adviser of the Mathematics Club . . . Hobbies: Butterfly Col- lecting, Metal Work, Archery ... An able, conscientious adviser to the class since its organization . . . [26] Saunders, Easton, Spears, Bonnyman Rockwood, Means, Prof. Haskins, Garland, Coleman lenior Offi icers Chesley F. Garland Frederic C. Means Presidents Ivan G. Easton Richard F. Spears Vice-Presidents Ainsley Rockwood Harold R. Bonnyman Secretaries Cedric F. Coleman Earl R. Saunders Treasurers [27] Morrell, Agurkis, Urlass, Smith, Cushman, Miller, Stasinopoulos, Johnston, Stone Means, Sanford, Clendineng, Funicello, Prof. Haskins, Garland, Leek, Sivertson Senior Week Committee James A. Firth Chairman Arthur W. Johnston Secretary Walter Agurkis Richard Clendineng Warren H. Cushman Joseph T. Funicello Chesley F. Garland George C. Leek Frederic C. Means Harry F. Noyes Treasurer William S. Miller Edwin T. Morrell Edward A. Sanford John N. Sivertson Andrew L. Smith Peter J. Stasinopoulos Ashton K. Stone Charles K. Urlass [28] Garland, Sivertson, Urlass, Brittain, Sanford, Bonnyman, Leek, Luck VanBuren, Noyes, Professor Haskins, Firth, Gorse, Agurkis, Savage Junior Prom Committee James A. Firth Chairman Harry F. Noyes Treasurer Walter Agurkis Harold R. Bonnyman Harvey S. Brittain Chesley F. Garland Ray F. Henderson George C. Leek Harold Luck James F. Gorse Secretary Edward A. Sanford Richard C. Savage John N. Sivertson Andrew Smith Ashton K. Stone Charles K. Urlass Myers Van Buren [29] Men of Distinction CLASS OF 1938 Harold Roy Bonnyman Chesley Fisher Garland Daniel Horn Arthur Wilbur Johnston Charles Kenneth Kolstad George Clarence Leek Frederic Clark Means Edward Arnold Sanford, Jr. Richard Finlay Spears The Cauldron Board presents nine Seniors outstanding for their activity in the life of Northeastern. Dean Melvin, Professor Parsons, Professor Spear, and Professor Haskins, the class adviser, have selected leaders of the class, all of them widely known. Each of the students has been particularly prominent in one field of activity and has made a place in others as well. Although high scholarship was not considered essential, all of the men chosen have fine academic records. We congratulate these nine men on their contributions to the class and to the University and wish them future success. [30] Bonnyman Garland Horn Johnston Kolstad Leek Means Sanford Spears [31] D ►emor uean s List John Bodnar Henry Campbell Cedric F. Coleman Francis Crescenzo Albert D. Dickinson Ivan G. Easton Robert I. Ferguson Charles H. Fish Dan L. Foster Chesley F. Garland Arthur E. Gibson George W. Goodson Charles T. Grant Milton W. Grela Robert W. Holmes Oscar L. Houghtaling Francis H. Knowlton George C. Leek Ernest N. Lowd Hugh T. Maloney Frederic C. Means Orland T. Pritchard Kenneth A. Rees Harold T. Regan Edward A. Sanford, Jr. Harold E. Sanford, Jr. Earl R. Saunders Richard C. Savage Forrest J. Shiers John N. Sivertson Philip A. Small Richard F. Spears George V. Traverse Henry A. Webb Bradford C. White [32] mddM WALTER AGURKIS Chemical Engineering PAUL V. R. BABEL Electrical Engineering ARTHUR R. AHLQUIST EDWIN G. ALLWOOD Industrial Engineering Liberal Arts Seniors WILLIAM H. BENJAMIN VINCENT F. BLAKE Business Management Chemical Engineering JOHN A. BARONE Civil Engineering JOHN BODNAR Mechanical Engineering [33] NICHOLAS F. BONCODDO Chemical Engineering ALFRED J. BRUDZYNSKI Electrical Engineering HAROLD R. BONNYMAN HARVEY S. BRITTAIN Accounting Electrical Engineering Seniors JOHN B. CADOGAN HENRY CAMPBELL Civil Engineering Civil Engineering ALFRED J. BYRNES Business Management CHARLES G. CANNEY Chemical Engineering [34] HAROLD A. CARMICHAEL Electrical Engineering C. LEONARD CHAMBERLAIN Chemical Engineering JOSEPH J. CARUSO ARTHUR L. CERDA Civil Engineering Chemical Engineering Seniors RICHARD J. CHIARAPPA JOHN F. CHIPMAN Accounting Electrical Engineering WILLIAM H. CHAMBERS Mechanical Engineering RICHARD B. CLENDINENG Electrical Engineering £ 0, jjjHk fc i tife [35] WARREN E. COLE Civil Engineering JOSEPH L. CONDON Electrical Engineering CEDRIC F. COLEMAN DAVID P. CONANT Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Seniors ADAM M. COOK Civil Engineering FRANCIS S. CORONELLA Electrical Engineering ROBERT J. CONNOLLY Electrical Engineering ROBERT W. COTTER Business Management [36] FRANCIS CRESCENZO Mechanical Engineering WARREN H. CUSHMAN Engineering Administration RAYMUND T. CRUMP ANTHONY P. CURCIO Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Seniors AUSTIN E. DAVIS CHARLES A. dcLUCCIA Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering WARREN E. DAVIDSON Civil Engineering MINOTTI P. DiCICCO Electrical Engineering 37] -s r Si, % • i c ■■ ' ■ ' ■ , ■ - rfu JfeK fclfti .A „fl ALBERT D. DICKINSON Civil Engineering E. THEODORE DONATI Electrical Engineering WALTER F. DICKSON ANTHONY A. DiNOSTRI Electrical Engineering Chemical Engineering Seniors RUSSELL N. DWYER IVAN G. EASTON Chemical Engineering Electrical Engineering ANTHONY C. DOVI RANDOLPH W. EMERSON Electrical Engineering Industrial Engineering [38 WARREN H. FALLS Electrical Engineering ROBERT I. FERGUSON Mechanical Engineering MORRIS FELDMAN Accounting ARTHUR R. FENNELL, JR. Mechanical Engineering Seniors ELROY A. FIELD Industrial Engineering VALENTINO R. FINOS JAMES A. FIRTH Business Management Business Management i.kAM i CHARLES H. FISH Civil Engineering [39] ' m M A SIDNEY FORMAN JOSEPH T. FUNICELLO Business Management Accounting DAN L. FOSTER ALEXANDER D. FRASER Civil Engineering Business Management Seniors FRANCIS H. GANZERT ROBERT E. GARDNER Electrical Engineering Engineering Administration DANIEL S. GAIDOSZ Electrical Engineering CHESLEY F. GARLAND Civil Engineering 4 .- iM [40] Mm k t: BRUCE N. GARNSEY Engineering Administration ARTHUR E. GIBSON JOSHUA M. GILBERT Civil Engineering Liberal Arts Seniors NORMAN GLASKIN Chemical Engineering GEORGE W. GOODSON BERTRAM R. GOODWIN Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering JOSEPH E. GOLEMME Accounting JAMES F. GORSE Accounting [41] ALEXANDER C. GRAHAM Chemical Engineering CHARLES T. GRANT WESLEY I. GRANT Mechanical Engineering Business Management Seniors MILTON W. GRELA Mechanical Engineering CHESTER L. HARRIS Civil Engineering CHESTER F. HANCOCK Mechanical Engineering S SP JACOB C. HART Liberal Arts t -  «T 4i [42] JAMES J. HAVERTy Electrical Engineering jl % k 4.14. h RAY F. HENDERSON Chemical Engineering CHARLES P. HIBBERD Industrial Engineering HARRY L. HERBST, JR. G. RUSSELL HERSAM Electrical Engineering Chemical Engineering Seniors HARRY J. HISTEN Chemical Engineering ARTHUR T. HOLMES ROBERT W. HOLMES Electrical Engineering Industrial Engineering DANIEL HORN Liberal Arts A t £ [43] OSCAR L. HOUGHTALING NEAL V. HUMPHREY Industrial Engineering Mechanical Engineering EUGENE L. HOYT DEAN H. HUFF Engineering Administration Business Management Seniors ERICK A. JOHNSON WALTER C. JOHNSON Civil Engineering Industrial Engineering WALTER P. HURLEY ARTHUR W. JOHNSTON Accounting Chemical Engineering [44] AUGUST H. JONES LEROY M. KELLY Accounting Civil Engineering WILLIAM H. JONES LYMAN A. KEITH Civil Engineering Accounting Seniors JOHN T. KENNEDY Business Management FRANK V. KENNEY, JR. THOMAS F. KENNEY Chemical Engineering Accounting LAWRENCE W. KIMBALL Electrical Engineering dalllM! [45] WILHO K. KLEEMOLA Electrical Engineering C. KENNETH KOLSTAD Electrical Engineering FRANCIS H. KNOWLTON Industrial Engineering NORMAN W. KNOX Industrial Engineering Seniors FRED A. KRUCAS Business Management REINO LAINE ROGER J. LAKE Civil Engineering Electrical Engineering CARLETON LANG Electrical Engineering [46] . A GEORGE C. LECK Mechanical Engineering ERNEST N. LOWD Mechanical Engineering ROBERT H. LEWIS JOHN A. LINDBLOOM Civil Engineering Chemical Engineering Seniors FRANK A. LUSIS DANIEL M. LYNCH Electrical Engineering Industrial Engineering HAROLD LUCK WARREN MacFAWN Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering [47] WILLIAM E. MacKENZIE Chemical Engineering ALBERT H. McRAE Electrical Engineering REID A. MAHAFFY Mechanical Engineering HUGH T. MALONEY Civil Engineering Seniors ERNEST J. MEGGISON CHESTER A. MILEWSKI Accounting Electrical Engineering FREDERIC C. MEANS WILLIAM S. MILLER Industrial Engineering Accounting CHARLES E. MILLET Business Management EDWARD J. MURPHY Electrical Engineering EDWIN T. MORRELL ANTHONY J. MULLEN Industrial Engineering Accounting Seniors HARRY F. NOYES Industrial Engineering ARNOLD E. OAKES FREDERICK J. OLIVA Mechanical Engineering Accounting WALTER M. O ' NEAL Business Management MAM [49] ' ■m iWf PAUL N. OTTO Business Management m r J I i. SHIRLEY W. PACKARD Mechanical Engineering ALFRED E. PATCH Mechanical Engineering ALEXANDER J. PATER Business Management Seniors J. NEWTON PERHAM Industrial Engineering ROBERT L. PFEIFFER RICHARD J. PHILIPS Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering CASIMIR F. PLASEWICZ Chemical Engineering [50 -r- rv £▲ m ORLAND T. PRITCHARD Civil Engineering DANIEL J. PUTZEL, JR. Civil Engineering ROGER C. RAYMOND Engineering Administration KENNETH A. REES Chemical Engineering Seniors LOUIS A. RICCI MERTON RICE Civil Engineering Liberal Arts HAROLD T. REGAN ORVILLE G. ROBERTSON Accounting Electrical Engineering i [51] AINSLEY D. ROCKWOOD Industrial Engineering HENRY ROSECALN Chemical Ensineering ROBERT F. ROGERS RALPH W. ROLLINS, JR. Industrial Engineering Accounting Seniors EDWARD A. SANFORD HAROLD E. SANFORD Accounting Civil Engineering MICHAEL A. SAIJA Liberal Arts EARL R. SAUNDERS Chemical Engineering [52] PAUL W. SAUNDERS Chemical Engineering FERDINAND D. SCHALLER Electrical Engineering RICHARD C. SAVAGE CHESTER R. SAWYER, JR. Electrical Engineering Industrial Engineering Seniors FORREST J. SHIERS JOHN N. SIVERTSON Accounting Liberal Arts HAROLD P. SHANNON PHILIP A. SMALL Chemical Engineering Business Management V« A A f [53] ANDREW L. SMITH MAX SONES Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering ROBERT L. SMITH HYMAN G. SNYDER Chemical Engineering Engineering Administration Seniors PETER J. STASINOPOULOS JULIUS STEIN Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering RICHARD F. SPEARS Accounting ASHTON K. STONE Chemical Engineering [54] LEONARD H. STRAW Electrical Engineering OSCAR SURGECOFF Chemical Engineering ABNER B. STROM Industrial Engineering E. FREDERICK SULLIVAN Chemical Engineering Seniors WILLIAM TATEL GEORGE E. TAYLOR Business Management Chemical Engineering EDWIN E. SYLVESTER Chemical Engineering WILLIAM E. TAYLOR Accounting [55] A. IRVING THOMPSON Accounting MYERS VanBUREN Civil Engineering GEORGE V. TRAVERSE Business Management CHARLES K. URLASS Civil Engineering Seniors RUSSELL A. VEDOE Accounting KENNETH S. B. WADE Chemical Engineering PETER R. VANDERSLOOT Civil Engineering ARNOLD F. WALDEN Business Management [56] LINCOLN R. WALKER Accounting RODERICK P. WHITTIER Accounting H. ALBERT WEBB Electrical Engineering BRADFORD C. WHITE Mechanical Engineering Seniors GORDON E. WRIGHT Liberal Arts JACK A. WILSON Mechanical Engineering HAWTREy J. yEAMES Chemical Engineering [57] CI ass ol CIVIL ENGINEERING JOHN A. BARONE 7 Wight St., New Haven, Conn. 3asketball 1, 2, 3; B.S.C.E. B.S.C.E. JOHN B. CADOGAN 224 Mountain Ave., Revere HENRY CAMPBELL 41 Marine Rd., South Boston SENATE Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4, 5; Beta Gamma Epsilon Fraternity; Band 1, 5, Manager 2, 3, 4; B.S.C.E. JOSEPH J. CARUSO 87 Cornell St., Roslindale Field Day Committee 4; Leader Freshman Orchestra, Con- cert Orchestra 1, 2, Conductor 3, 4, 5; Musical Club ' s Council 3, 4, 5; Rifle Club 1; English High Club 1, 2; Inter-club Bowl- ing 2; Mathematics Society 4, 5; B.S.C.E. B.S.C.E. WARREN E. COLE 68 Lincoln St., Spencer ADAM M. COOK 59 Franklin St., Lynn Inter-class Baseball 1; Glee Club 1; North Shore Club 1, 4, Social Committee; B.S.C.E. RAYMUND T. CRUMP 8 Malverna Rd., Roslindale M.A.H.S. Club WARREN E. DAVIDSON Temple, N. H. Band 1, Assistant Manager 2, 3, Librarian 4, Manager 5; Twin State Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 5; Dramatic Club 2, 3, B.S.C.E. CHARLES A. DELUCCIA 6 Cedar Court, Everett Football 1 ; Baseball 1 ; Track 1; B.S.C.E.; North Shore Club ALBERT D. DICKINSON Bridgewater, Conn. Dean ' s List 5 CHARLES H. FISH 38 Chester Ave., Waltham SENATE Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4, 5; Basketball 1; Baseball 1 DAN L. FOSTER 43 Leonard St., Waltham Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 4, 5 CHESLEY F. GARLAND 12 Lewis Rd., Belmont Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4, 5; Cross-Country 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Social Committee 1, 2, 3; Class Treasurer 3; Junior Prom Committee; Class President 4, 5; Student Council 5; Beta Gamma Epsilon Fraternity; Student Union 4; B.S.C.E. 2, 3, 4, Chairman 5; Senior Week Com- mittee ARTHUR E. 35 Waldeck St. GIBSON Dorchester Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 3, 4, 5; M.A.H.S. Club; B.S.C.E., Executive Committee CHESTER L. HARRIS 21 Clifford St., Hartford, Conn. Phi Gamma Pi Fraternity, Treasurer 4, President 5, Inter- Fraternity Council 4; B.S.C.E. ERICK A. JOHNSON 10 View South Ave., Boston Dean ' s List 2, 3; Astronomy Club Treasurer 3, Secretary 4 WILLIAM H. JONES 35 Crescent Ave., Melrose LEROY M. KELLY 33 Clarke St., Lawrence Alcott Memorial Award 3; Mathematics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 5; Debating Club, President 4, 5 REINO LAINE 50 Wood Ave., East Weymouth Freshman Honor List; Football 1, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4 1938 ROBERT H. LEWIS 53 Pequossette Rd., Belmont Dean ' s List 4; Hockey 1; Gamma Phi Kappa Fraternity, Secretary 4, 5, Chairman Social Committee 5; Banjo Club 1, 2, Manager 3; B.S.C.E. Thesis: An Analysis of Proposed Track Changes at Junction, Massachusetts WARREN MacFAWN 83 Sumner St., Boston Hockey 1 HUGH T. MALONEY 15 Hill St., Watertown Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3, 5; Gamma Phi Kappa Fraternity RICHARD J. PHILLIPS 99 Norway St., Boston Freshman Honor List ORLAND T. PRITCHARD 60 Columbia Rd., Portland, Maine Dean ' s List 5; Cauldron Junior Staff; Maine Club 1; B.S. C.E., Executive Committee 5 DANIEL J. PUTZEL, JR. 26 Morris St., Hamden, Conn. Cross-Country 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2; Gamma Phi Kappa Frat- ernity, Secretary; Inter-fraternity Basketball LOUIS A. RICCI 11 Elven Rd., Boston Baseball 1, 2; Hockey 1, 3, 4; Class Secretary 1, Class Trea- surer 2; Sophomore Dance Committee; Middler Dance Com- mittee; English High Club 3, Treasurer 1, 2; Astronomy Club 3; Inter-club Bowling 1, 2, 3 HAROLD E. SANFORD 36 Bliffin St., Fall River Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 2, 4, 5; Track, Assistant Manager 1; B.S.C.E, Clerk 5 CHARLES K. URLASS 18 St. John St., Jamaica Plain Baseball 1; Class Vice-President 1, Secretary 2, President 3, 4; Dance Committee 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Week Committee; Alpha Kappa Sigma Fraternity; M.A.H.S. Club Secretary 1 MYERS VAN BUREN Hudson, N. Y. Dean ' s List 2; Junior Prom Committee; Student Council 5; Sigma Delta Fraternity, Vice-President 4; Cauldron Junior Staff PETER R. VANDERSLOOT 26 Latham St., Williamstown Track 1, 2; Football 1; B.S.C.E. Vice-Chairman MECHANICAL ENGINEERING JOHN BODNAR 85 Summerfield Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. FRANCIS CRESCENZO 48 Acushnet St., Springfield Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4, 5; News 1, 2, 3; Nutmeg State Club 1, 2; International Relations Club; As- tronomy Club WILLIAM H. CHAMBERS 154 Cedar St., East Dedham Freshman Honor List; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Middler Dance Committee; Beta Gamma Epsilon Fraternity, Assistant Secre- tary 4, 5; A.S.M.E. DAVID P. CONANT Cherry St., Greenfield Nu Epsilon Zeta Fraternity, Vice-President 4; Inter-frater- nity Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5; A.S.M.E. Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4, 5; A.S.M.E. 4, 5 Thesis: The Study of the Relation between Heat Treatment and Resistance to Shear in Tool Steel ANTHONY P. CURCIO 9 Rockview Place, Cos Cob, Conn. Football 1; Band 1, 5, Assistant Leader 2, Leader 3, 4; Orchestra 1; A.S.M.E., Vice-Chairman 4; Nutmeg State Club 1,2,3,4 Thesis: The Study of the Relation between Heat Treatment and Resistance to Shear in Tool Steel 59 Class of ARTHUR E. FENNELL, JR. 51 Fremont Ave., Everett Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Orchestra 5; A.S.M.E. ROBERT I. FERGUSON 3 Kipper St., Adams Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 2, 4; Football 1; Mathe- matics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; A.S.M.E. ERNEST N. LOWD 68 Thompson St., Amesbury Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 5; Glee Club 1, 3, 4; A.S.M.E. Thesis: The Design and Construction of a Diesel Engine HAROLD LUCK 74 Mora St., Dorchester Baseball 1; Class Dance Committee 2, 3; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Student Union 2, 3, 4, 5; Dramatic Club 4, 5; A.S.M.E. Thesis: The Design and Construction of a Diesel Engine CHARLES T. GRANT 44 BradleeSt., Hyde Park Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 4, 5; Cross Country 1, 2, 4, 5; Track 1, 2, 4, 5; Field Day Committee 3; Student Council 4, 5; A.S.M.E., Chairman 5 Thesis: Field Tests on an Automobile Engine MILTON W. GRELA 125 Berkley St., Taunton Freshman Honor List; Cross Country 1; A.S.M.E.; Dean ' s List 5 CHESTER F. HANCOCK 119 Arnold Rd., North Attleboro Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 4; Cross Country 1; A.S.M.E. Thesis: Design of Power Plant for the Town of North At- tleboro NEAL V. HUMPHREY 347 North Main St., Brewer, Maine Eta Tau Nu Fraternity, Vice-President 4, President 5; Maine Club, Secretary-Treasurer 1, 2, 4; A.S.M.E., Secretary- Treasurer 5; Inter-club Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4 REID A. MAHAFFY Argyle, N. Y. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Vice-President 4; Beta Gamma Epsilon Fraternity, Vice-President 4, Presi- dent 5; A.S.M.E., Vice Chairman 5 ARNOLD E. OAKES 6 Hern Ave., Taunton Eta Tau Nu Fraternity; A.S.M.E. SHIRLEY W. PACKARD Main St., Freeport, Maine Dean ' s List 2; Class Nominating Committee 1; Nu Epsilon Zeta Fraternity, Chancellor 4, House Manager 4; Inter-frater- nity Basketball 2; Glee Club 1; Rifle Club 1; Maine Club 2, Vice-President 1; A.S.M.E. ALFRED E. PATCH 145 State St., Windsor, Vt. Thesis: A Survey of the E. L. Patch Steam Plant ROBERT L. PFEIFFER South Rd., Bedford Football 1; A.S.M.E. Thesis: Design of an Air Conditioning System for a Church GEORGE C. LECK 7 Harrison Ave., Saugus Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4, 5; Swimming 1; Track 3, 4, Captain 5; Cross Country 4, Captain 5; Field Dav Committee 3; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Week Com- mittee; Student Council, Vice-President 4, 5; Student Union 4; News 2, 3, Make-up Editor 4, 5; Cauldron Junior S taff; A.S.M.E., Vice-President 4, 5 Thesis: Field Tests on an Automobile Engine BRADFORD C. WHITE 51 Talcott Ave., West Springfield SENATE Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4, 5; Nu Epsilon Zeta Fraternity, Grand Master 5; Glee Club 4; A.S.M.E. Thesis: A Study of the United States Pipe Joint JACK A. WILSON 1139 Sierraway St., San Bernardino, Calif. Baseball 1; Track 1; Football 2; Basketball 3, 4; A.S.M.E. [60] 1938 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING PAUL V. BABEL 1665 Commonwealth Ave., Brighton Football 1; Beta Gamma Epsilon Fraternity, Inter-frater- nity Basketball; Concert Orchestra 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; A.I.E.E. Thesis: Thyratron Voltage Regulator HARVEY S. BRITTAIN 19 Wesson St., Springfield Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 4; Track 1, 2; Junior Prom Committee; Beta Gamma Epsilon Fraternity; Inter- fraternity Basketball; A.I.E.E.; Rifle Club Thesis.- Thyratron Voltage Regulator ALFRED J. BRUDZYNSKI 5 Allen St., Salem Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3; Football 1; Salem High Club; A.I.E.E. HAROLD A. CARMICHAEL 1911 East 3rd St., Duluth, Minn. Transfer from University of Kansas Delta Upsilon Fraternity; A.I.E.E. Thesis: Investigation of the Zest Specifications of Liquid Dielectrics JOHN F. CHIPMAN 25 Mill St., South Weymouth Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3; Hockey 1; Rifle Team 2, 3, 4, Captain 5; Field Day Committee 3; Student Council 3; Beta Gamma Epsilon Fraternity; Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4, President 5 RICHARD B. CLENDINENG 14 BelvidereSt., Springfield Beta Gamma Epsilon Fraternity, Social Chairman 3, 4, 5, Treasurer 3; Inter-fraternity Basketball 2, 4; Otchestra 1, 2, 3: A.I.E.E. CEDRIC F. COLEMAN 229 North Main St., Plymouth, N.H. SENATE Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 5; Band 1, 2, 3; Radio Club 1, 2, 4, 5, Social Chairman 3; Senate, Vice-President 5; Model Club 1, 2; A.I.E.E. Thesis: The Study of Noise Eliminators JOSEPH L. CONDON 4 Charles St., Rockland Dean ' s List 4; Radio Club 1, Chairman 2, 3, 4, 5 ROBERT J. CONNOLLY Main St., West Medway Football 1; Freshman Dance Committee; Radio Club 3, 4, 5, A.I.E.E. FRANCIS S. CORONELLA 103 Chambers St., Boston A.I.E.E. MINOTTI P. DICICCO 43 Belknap St., Concord Football 1, 2, 3; A.I.E.E. WALTER F. DICKSON 85 Brattle St., Arlington Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3; A.I.E.E. E. THEODORE DONATI 54 Cedar St., Everett Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 2, 3; Track 1; A.I.E.E. ANTHONY C. DOVI 43 Chambers St., Boston A.I.E.E. IVAN G. EASTON 13 Pigeon Hill, Rockport SENATE Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4; Class Vice- President 5; Beta Gamma Epsilon Fraternity; A.I.E.E., Treasurer 4, Chairman 5; Senate, Secretary 5, Radio Club 1, 3 Thesis: A Study of the Properties of the General Radio Wide Range Iron-Core Transformer WARREN H. FALLS 22 Munroe St., Lynnfield Rifle Club 1; Radio Club 1, 2, 4, 5, Model Club 2, 3; A.I. E.E., Secretary 5 DANIEL S. GAIDOSZ Highland Ave., Derby, Conn. Freshman Honor List; Track 1; Pledged to Phi Gamma Pi Fraternity; A.I.E.E. [61] CI ass ol FRANCIS H. GANZERT 42 Larchmont St., Dorchester Glee Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Chess Club 1, 5; A.I.E.E. FRANK A. LUSIS 51 Torrey St., Dorchester Freshman Honor Lisr; Football 1: A.I.E.E. N. EVERETT GILBERT 21 Lyme Rd., Hanover, N. H. Dean ' s List 3, 4; A.I.E.E.; Twin State Club 3, 4 JAMES J. HAVERTy 28 Justin Rd., Boston Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 3; A.I.E.E. Thesis: Investigation of Multi-Element Switch Used with Cathode Ray Oscillograph HARRY L. HERBST 100 Beech wood Ave., Watertown A.I.E.E. ARTHUR T. HOLMES State Rd., Manomet Concert Orchestra 1; A.I.E.E., Radio Club 4, 5 LAWRENCE W. KIMBALL North Road, Bedford Track 1; Rifle Club 1; Sigma Delta Fraternity, Treasurer 4, 5; A.I.E.E. WILHO K. KLEEMOLA 15 Linden Ave., Beverly Freshman Honor List; A.I.E.E. C. KENNETH KOLSTAD 243 Long Acre Road, Rochester, N. Y. SENATE Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4; Track 3, Assist- ant Manager 3; Field Day Committee 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4, 5; Alpha Kappa Sigma Fraternity, President 5; Cauldron Junior Staff; Senate, President 5; Society of Model Engineers 1, 2; Rifle Club 1; Radio Club 2; Empire State Club 1, 2; Astronomv Club, President 2; A.I.E.E., Secretarv 4; President 5 Thesis: Transient Study of Starting Currents in Incandescent Electric Arcs ROGER J. LAKE 43 Lothrup Ave., Milton Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 4; A.I.E.E. CARLETON LANG 222 2 Belmont St., Brockton Kappa Zeta Phi Fraternity; Band 1, 3, 4; Brockton Club 1, 2, 3; Freshman Dance Orchestra; A.I.E.E. ALBERT H. McRAE 30 Pine St., Taunton Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 3, 4; Rifle Club; A.I.E.E. Thesis: Investigation of Multi-Element Switch Used With Cathode Ray Oscillograph CHESTER A. MILEWSKI 122 South Main St., East Hartford, Conn. Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Kappa Sigma Fraternity; Astronomy Club 2, 3; A.I. E.E.; Nutmeg Club 1, 2 EDWARD J. MURPHY 53 Clearview St., Waterbury, Conn. SENATE Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4; Pledged to Alpha Kappa Sigma Fraternity; Cauldron Junior Staff; Glee Club, Astronomy Club, Secre tary 4; A.I.E.E., Secretary 5 Thesis: Transcient Study of Starting Currents in Incandes- cent Electric Arcs ORVILLE G. ROBERTSON 8 Curtis St., Lewiston, Maine Rifle Club 1, 2; Maine Club 1, 5; Inter-club Council 1; A.I.E.E., Committee 5 RICHARD C. SAVAGE 56 St. Stephens St., Boston SENATE Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4, 5; Class Trea- surer 3; Middler Dance Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Gamma Phi Kappa Fraternity, Vice-President; Radio Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; A.I.E.E., Executive Committee 4, Vice-President 5 Thesis: Investigation of the Test Specifications of Liquid Dialectrics FERDINAND D. SCHALLER 18 Schaller St., South Natick Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4; Radio Club 1, 2, 3, 5, President 4; Rifle Club 1; A.I.E.E., Executive Committee 5 LEONARD H. STRAW 5 Chester St., Melrose SENATE H. ALBERT WEBB Asburv Grove SENATE Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4, 5; Football 2; A.I.E.E. [62] 1938 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING WALTER AGURKIS 243 Harvard Ave., Allston Freshman Honor List; Middler Dance Committee, Chair- man; Junior Prom Committee VINCENT F. BLAKE 8 Wade Ave., Woburn Baseball 1,2; A. C.S. NICHOLAS F. BONCODDO 248 Waverley Ave., Warertown Freshman Honor List; Phi Beta Alpha Fraterniry; A. C.S. CHARLES G. CANNEY 55 South Main St., Ipswich Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3; Class Secretary 3; Beta Gamma Epsilon Fraternity, Scribe 4; Inter-fraternity Basket- ball 3; A.C.S. ARTHUR L. CERDA 9 Rock St., Middleboro Student Union 2, 3, 4; Cauldron Junior Staff; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager 5, Quarrer 2, 3, A.C.S. C. LEONARD CHAMBERLAIN 139 Garden St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Dean ' s List 3; Class Vice-President 2; Phi Beta Alpha Frarernity; Inter-fraternity Basketball 5; Cauldron Junior Staff, Managing Editor 5; Empire State Club 1, 2, 3, 4; A.C.S. Thesis: The Effect of Slow-Moving Air Currents upon Heat Transfer through Steam Pipe Lagging JOHN W. COULOURIS 90 Lowell St., Arlington Freshman Honor List; A.C.S. AUSTIN E. DAVIS 25 Chapel St., Gloucester Basketball 1 ; North Shore Club 2, 3, 4, 5; A.C.S. ANTHONY A. DINOSTRI 25 Liberty St., New Haven, Conn. Dean ' s List 3, 4; Football 1; Glee Club 2, 3; Nutmeg State Clubl, 2, A.C.S. RUSSELL N. DWYER 24 Greenview Ave., Jamaica Plain Cauldron Junior Staff; A.C.S.; M.A.H.S. Club NORMAN GLASKIN 78 Astoria St., Mattapan Football 1; Track 1; Kappa Zeta Phi Fraternity, Treasurer 4, President 5; Inter-fraternity Basketball 3, 4, 5, Student Union, Social Committee, 3, 4, 5; News 3, 4, 5; Cauldron Junior Staff; A.C.S. ; English High Club 1, 2 GEORGE W. GOODSON Wolcott Rd., Waterbury, Conn. Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4, 5; Dean ' s List Scholarship 2; Alpha Kappa Sigma Frarerniry; Cauldron Junior Staff; Dramatic Club 3, 4, 5; Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 4; A.C.S.; Senare, Treasurer, 5 Thesis: Flash Curing of Exrruded Rubber Goods in a High- Temperature Liquid Bath BERTRAM R. GOODWIN 1 Sayward St., Gloucester A.C.S. ALEXANDER C. GRAHAM 28 Auburn Sr., Woburn Band 1,2, 3, 4; A.C.S. RAY F. HENDERSON 67 Magoun Ave., Medford Freshman Honor List; Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1; Class Secretary 3, 4; Fore Paw Key Society A.C.S. G. RUSSELL HERSAM 15 West Colony Rd., East Lynn Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Field Day Committee 3; Beta Gamma Epsilon Fraternity; ACS. Thesis: The Effect of Concentration of Various Electrolytes on the Properties of Aluminum Oxide Films HARRY J. HISTEN 222 Neponset Ave., Neponset Track 1, 2; Phi Beta Alpha Fraternity; Inter-fraternity Basketball 4, 5; A.C.S. [63] CI ass ol ARTHUR W. JOHNSTON 155 Safford St., Wollaston Dean ' s List 2, 3; Cross-Country, 2, 3, Captain 1,4; Track 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Class Secretary 4; Senior Week Committee, Secretary; Student Council 4, Vice-President 5; Nu Epsilon Zeta Fraternity; Student Union Cabinet 1, 2, 3, 4, President 5; News 5; A.C.S., Treasurer 4; KontofTCup 5; Fore Paw Key Society 3 Thesis: The Effect of Agitation on the Coefficient of Heat Transfer from Steam to Boiling Water in a Steam-Jacketed Kettle FRANK V. KENNEY, JR. 50 Chickatabot Rd., Quincy Student Council 3; Student Union 3, 4; A.C.S.; Rifle Club 3, 4; Rifle Team 3, 4 JOHN A. LINDBLOOM 40 Lothrop St., Beverly Alpha Ka ppa Sigma Fraternity; A.C.S.; Mathematics Club 3, 4, 5 WILLIAM E. MacKENZIE 65 Elm St., Meltose Alpha Kappa Sigma Fraternity; A.C.S. CASIMIR F. PLASEWICZ 20 Arthur St., Lynn Freshman Honor List; Football 1; News 3, 4, 5 KENNETH A. REES 46 Vassar St., Dorchester SENATE Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 4, 5; Rifle Team 1; A.C. The ■ Electrolytic Determination of Cadmium HENRY ROSECALN 18 Reddy Ave,, Hyde Park Cauldron Junior Staff, Photographic Editor 5; A.C.S. EARL R. SAUNDERS 162 Wachusett St., Boston SENATE Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4; 5; Class Trea- surer 5; Phi Beta Alpha Fraternity; Inter-fraternity Basket- ball; Cauldron Junior Staff, Photographic Editor 5; A.C.S., Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4. Thesis: The Effect of Slow-Moving Air Currents upon Heat Transfer through Steam Pipe Lagging PAUL W. SAUNDERS 10 Hilltop Rd., Watertown Track 1; A.C.S. HAROLD P. SHANNON 8 Newbridge Ave., Woburn Baseball 1; Beta Gamma Epsilon Fraternity, Band 1, 2, 3; A.C.S. ANDREW L. SMITH Guernsey St., Marblehead Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Nominating Committee 1; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Week Committee; Beta Gamma Ep- silon Ftaternity; A.C.S. ROBERT L. SMITH Webster St., Revete Dean ' s List 4; Sigma Delta Fraternity; News, Photographic Editor 3; Associate Managing Board 3; Rifle Club 1, 2 MAX SONES 28 J j Myrtle St., Boston Freshman Honor List; Cauldron Junior Staff; English High Club 2; A.C.S. PETER J. STASINOPOULOS 866 Huntington Ave., Roxbury Senior Week Committee; ACS. A.C.S. JULIUS STEIN 34 Fremont Ave., Chelsea ASHTON K. STONE 88 Walpole St., Norwood Basketball 1; Track 2, 3; Class Treasurer 3; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Week Committee; Alpha Kappa Sigma Fraternitv, Vice-President 5; Inter-fraternity Council 4, 5; A.C.S. E. FREDERICK SULLIVAN 231 Washington St., Arlington Freshman Honor List; Dramatic Club 2, 3; Public Speaking Contest 4th prize 3, 2nd prize 4; A.C.S. OSCAR SURGECOFF 12 Hamilton St., Evetett Kappa Zeta Phi Fraternity; Inter-fraternity Basketball 3, 4, 5; Inter-fraternity Council 5; A.C.S. EDWIN E. SYLVESTER 205 Rawson Rd., Brookline Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4; Track 1; A.C.S. GEORGE E. TAYLOR Washington Ave., Pottersville Eta Tau Nu Fraternitv, Vice-Tau 5; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; A.C. S. KENNETH S. B. WADE West Dennis Freshman Honor List; Track 1; Eta Tau Nu Fraternity, Tau Scribe, Inter-fraternity Basketball; A.C.S. A.C.S. JOHN R. WRIGHT Longhill Rd., Chatham, N. J. HAWTREY J. YEAMES 137 Bay State Rd., Boston Cauldron Junior Staff, Photographic Editor 5; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 5, President 4; A.C.S. [64] 1938 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING ARTHUR R. AHLQUIST 5 Gerring Rd., Gloucester S.A.M.; North Shore Club 2 RANDOLPH W. EMERSON Main St., Rowley Dean ' s List 3; S. A.M. Thesis: Industries Best Suited for Small Towns ELROy A. FIELD 29 Troy St., Lowell Dean ' s List 2; Track 1; Class President 1, Vice-President 2; Sigma Phi Alpha Fraternity; S.A.M., Secretary; Lowell Club, Vice-President CHARLES R. HIBBERD 136 Riverdale St., West Springfield Beta Gamma Epsilon Fraternity; S.A.M. 4, 5 ROBERT W. HOLMES Manomet Dean ' s List 4, 5; S.A.M. ; Tennis Club OSCAR L. HOUGHTALING 102 Clinton Ave., Cortland, N. Y. Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 3, 4, 5; S.I.E.; S.AM. Thesis: A Migration and Growth Study of the Automotive Industry in the United States 1919-1933 with Special Refer- ence to New England WALTER C. JOHNSON 10 View South Ave., Jamaica Plain S.A.M. FRANCIS H. KNOWLTON 11 Roxbury Ave., Natick SENATE Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4, 5; Cross Country 1; Freshman Executive Committee; Student Council 4; Sigma Phi Alpha Fraternity; Student Union 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 5; S.I.E.; S.A.M. Vice-President 4, President 5; Rifle Club 2, 3, 4; International Relations Club 2 Thesis: The Minimum Requirements of Various Chemical Industries NORMAN W. KNOX 81 Chandler St., Somerville Banjo Club 3, 4 DANIEL M. LYNCH 39 Perry St., Brookline FREDERIC C. MEANS 35 Bowen St., Newton Centre Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 3, 4, 5; Basketball, As- sistant Manager 2, 3; Class Treasurer 4, President 5; Senior Week Committee; Sigma Phi Alpha Fraternity, Treasurer 4, President 5, Inter-fraternity Council Secretary and Treasurer 4; News 1, Feature Editor 2, News Editor 3, Freshman Hand- book Editor 2, Fore Paw Key Society; S.A M.; Newton Club 1, 2; Universiry Play 1, 2 EDWIN T. MORRELL 41 Grove St., North Attleboro Track 1; Basketball 1; Senior Week Committee; Eta Tau Nu Fraternity, Inter-fraternity Basketball; Junior Cauldron Staff; S.A.M., Secretary 4, Vice-President 5; Dramatic Club 4, Treasurer 5 Thesis: A Proposed Town Manager System of Government for North Attleboro, Massachusetts HARRY F. NOYES 370 Chestnut Hill Ave., Brookline Football 1; Junior Prom Committee, Treasurer; Senior Week Committee, Treasurer; Sigma Delta Fraternity; Student Union Cabinet 2, 3, 4, 5; Band 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2 J. NEWTON PERHAM Strafford Rd., Islington Freshman Dance Commirree; S.A.M., Treasurer 5 AINSLEY D. ROCKWOOD 18 King ' s Highway, West Springfield Cross-Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Class Vice-President 3, 4, Secretary 5; Freshman Dance Committee; Student Council 5; Beta Gamma Epsilon Fraternity 4, 5; Studeni Union 1, 2; University Show 1; Dramatic Club 2; S.A.M. ROBERT F. ROGERS 23 South St., Concord, N. H. Dean ' s List 2; Cross Country 1; Track 1; Sigma Phi Alpha Fraternity, Vice-Presidenr 5; Band 1, 2; Orchestra 3, 4; Twin State Club 1, 2, 3, 5, President 4; S.A.M.; S.I.E. Thesis: A Survey of the Development in Methods of Trans- mitting Power by Belting CHESTER R. SAWYER, JR. 299 Atlantic St., Atlantic Hockey 1; Track 1; S.A.M. ALNES B. STROM 11 Thompson St., Concord, N. H. Bacchanalians 1, 2, 3, 4 [65] CI ass ol ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION WARREN H. CUSHMAN 243 Humphrey St., Swampscott Basketball 1, 2, 3, Class Vice-President 3; Senior-week Committee; Field Day Committee 3; Student Council 3; Beta Gamma Epsilon Fraternity, President 4, Vice-President 5; Inter-fraternity Council, Vice-President 4; Fore Paw Key Society; S.A.M. ROBERT E. GARDNER 9 Symphony Rd., Boston Hockey 1 ; Bacchanalians 1, 2; S.A.M. ; English High Club 1 BRUCE N. GARNSEY 9 Grant St., Pleasantville, N. Y. Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 2; Rifle Team 2, 3, 4; Beta Gamma Epsilon Fraternity; Student Union, General Cabinet 1, 2, Secretary 3, Religious Activities 4; Glee Club 1,2 EUGENE L. HOyT Rumford Center, Maine Freshman Honor List; S.A.M.; A.I.E.E. ROGER C. RAYMOND 48 St. Peter ' s St., Salem Cross-country 1, 2; Camera Club 4, 5; Inter-club Council 3; Salem High Club 1, 2, Secretary 3, 4; A.C.S.; S.A.M. HYMAN G. SNYDER 30 Leston St., Mattapan Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 2, 4; Kappa Zeta Phi Fraternity, Treasurer 4; Inter-fraternity Basketball; S.A.M. Thesis: A Cost Problem Illustrative of Burden Distribution under the Bedaux System. ACCOUNTING HAROLD R. BONNYMAN 28 Pelham St., Newton Centre Sigma Society Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 2; News Hall of Fame 4; Hockey 1, Assistant Manager 2, 3, 4, Manager 5; Dance Com- mittee 1, 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee; Class Secretary 5; Student Council, Treasurer 4, President 5; Sigma Phi Alpha Fraternity, Vice-President 4; News 1, News Editor 2, Editor- in-Chief 3; Editor, Freshman Handbook 4, 5; Football Pro gram Editor 4; Sigma Society, Secretary-Treasurer 4, 5; Gen- eral Athletic Committee 5 RICHARD J. CHIARAPPA 52 Bretton Rd., Middletown, Conn. Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 3; Gamma Phi Kappa Fraternity, Treasurer 3, President 4; Inter-fraternity Basket- ball 2, 4; Law and Accounting Club 4, 5 MORRIS FELDMAN 3 Belmont Ave., Winchendon Freshman Honor List; Cross Country 1; Kappa Zeta Phi Fraternity Corresponding Scribe 4; Banking Club, Financial Secretary; Law and Accounting Club JOSEPH T. FUNICELLO 637 Rutger St., Utica, N. Y. Dean ' s List 2; Class Dance Committee 2; Senior Week Com- mittee; New York State Club 2, 3, 4; Law and Accounting Club 3, Vice-President 4, President 5; Banking Club, Secre- tary-Treasurer 3 JOSEPH E. GOLEMME 22 Whiting St., Hanover Management Club 2, 3; Banking Club 3, 4; Law and Ac- counting Club 3, 4, 5 JAMES F. GORSE 91 Goodridge St., Lynn Freshman Honor List; Football 1, 2; Class Dance Commit- tee 3; Junior Prom Committee; Pledged to Sigma Phi Alpha Fraternity; News 1, 2, 3 Feature Editor 4, 5; Cauldron Junior Staff; Bacchanalians 1, 2, 3, 4; Law and Accounting Club 4, 5; Banking Club 1; Management Club 1, 2 WALTER P. HURLEY 33 Balcomb St., Salem Track 1; Glee Club 1, 2 [66] 1938 AUGUST H. JONES Mongaup Valley, N. Y. Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 2, 3; Football 1; Baseball 2, 3; Empire State Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Law and Accounting Club 5 LYMAN A. KEITH 339 Lakeside Drive, Bridgewater Football 1; Track 1, 2; Baseball 2; Law and Accounting Club 4, 5; Banking Club 2 THOMAS F. KENNEY 35 Wayland St., Boston Cross Country 1; Track 1; Law and Accounting Club 3, 4, 5 ERNEST J. MEGGISON 3 Graves Ave., Lynn Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4; News 3, 4, 5; Cauldron Junior Staff; Law and Accounting Club; North Shore Club WILLIAM S. MILLER Hackettstown, N. J. Football 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 3, Manager 4; Senior Week Committee; Alpha Kappa Sigma Fraternity; Law and Accounting Club 4, Vice-President 5 ANTHONY J. MULLEN 87 M St., South Boston Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Pledged to Sigma Phi Alpha Fraternity; Law and Accounting Club 4, 5; Banking Club 2 FREDERICK J. O LIVA 28 Pine St., Winchendon Track 1, 2; Pledged to Sigma Phi Alpha Fraternity; Bank- ing Club 1, 2, 4; Law and Accounting Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Inter- class Bowling 1 HAROLD T. REGAN 84 Pemberton St., Cambridge SIGMA SOCIETY Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4, 5; Baseball 3; Student Council 5; News Business Manager 4; International Relations Club 3, 4, 5 RALPH W. ROLLINS, JR. 50 Chapel St., Augusta, Maine Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 2; Football 1; Track 2, 4, 5; Alpha Kappa Sigma Fraternity, Treasurer 4, Grand Marshal 5; Banking Club, Vice-President 2, 3; Law and Ac- counting Club 4, 5; Camera Club 4 EDWARD A. SANFORD Old Bridge St., Buzzards Bay SIGMA SOCIETY Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4, 5; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Week Committee; Student Council 5; Sigma Phi Alpha Fraternity; News 1, 2, Sports Editor 3, Managing Editor 4, Editor in-Chief 5, Cauldron Junior Staff; Sigma Societv, Vice-President 4, 5; Law and Accounting Club 4, 5; Banking Club 1 FORREST J. SHIERS 15 Bardwell St., Jamaica Plain SIGMA SOCIETY Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4, 5; Class Dance Committee 2; Cauldron Junior Staff; Cauldron Business Man- ager 5; Banking Club, President 2, 3; Law and Accounting Club 4, 5; International Relations Club 5 RICHARD F. SPEARS 23 Toxteth St., Brookline SIGMA SOCIETY Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4, 5; Football 1; Class Vice-President 5; Student Council, Secretary 4, Treasur- er 5; Cauldron Junior Staff; Editor 5; Dramatic Club 3, Presi- dent 4; Sigma Society Award 2; Dean ' s List Award 3, 4; Sigma Society, President 5; News Hall of Fame WILLIAM E. TAYLOR 42 Lynde Ave., Melrose A. IRVING THOMPSON Page St., Lunenburg SIGMA SOCIETY Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 2, 3; Basketball 1; Stu- dent Union 2, 3, 4, President 5; Law and Accounting Club 2, 3, 4, 5; International Relations Club 5 RUSSELL A. VEDOE 58 Cheriton Rd., Wollaston CrossCountry I, 2, 4; Track 1, 2, 5; Phi Beta Alpha Frater- nity, Vice-President 3, 4, President 5; Rifle Club 1,2; Account- ing Club 1, 2; Debating Society 4 LINCOLN R. WALKER 68 Richardson Rd., East Lynn SIGMA SOCIETY Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4; Phi Beta Alpha Fraternity, Treasurer 5; Student Union 2, 3, Chairman of Finance 4, Vice-President 5; North Shore Club 1, 2, 4, Secre- tary 3; Inter-club Council 3 RODERICK F. WHITTIER 14 Smith St., Woodsville, N. H. SIGMA SOCIETY Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Rifle Team 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2; Law and Accounting Club 4, 5; Rifle Club 1,2, 3 Baseball 3, 4 [67] CI ass ol BUSINESS MANAGEMENT WILLIAM H. BENJAMIN West Goshen St., Goshen, Conn. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Sigma Phi Alpha Fraternity ALFRED J. BYRNES 233 Merrimac St., Newburyport Freshman Honor List; Class Social Committee 2 ROBERT W. COTTER 45 Breed St., Lynn VALENTINO R. FINOS 56 Frank St., New Haven, Conn. Basketball 1 JAMES A. FIRTH 111 Brambach Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. Cheer Leader 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Class Dance Committee 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee, Chairman; Senior Week Commit- tee, Chairman; Pledged to Sigma Phi Alpha Fraternity; Stu- dent Union, Cabinet Member, Auctioneer 3, 4, 5; News Staff 1, News Editor 2, Feature Editor 3, Managing Editor 4, 5; Cauldron Junior Staff; Bacchanalians, Manager 3, 4; Empire State Club 1, 2:3; Dramatic Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Law and Accounting Club 3, 4; Public Speaking Contest 2 SIDNEY FORMAN 11 Nightingale St., Dorchester Track 1; Sigma Kappa Psi Fraternity, High Potentate 4, 5, Comptroller 3, 4; Inter-fraternity Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5; Stu- dent Union 4, 5; News 3 ALEXANDER D. FRASER 86 Emerson Rd., Milton Football 1, 2; Hockey 2, 3; Basketball 1; Sigma Phi Alpha Fraternity; Law and Accounting Club 3 WESLEY I. GRANT 227 North Ave., Wakefield Freshman Honor List; Basketball 1; Cross-country 1; Nu ppsilon Zeta Fraternity; Inter-fraternity Basketball; Student T,nion 1, 2, 4, Inter-collegiate Committee 3; News 2, 3, 4; nking Club, Secretary 2; Law and Accounting Club DEAN H. HUFF McLean, N. Y. JOHN T. KENNEDY 25 Foster St., Brighton Hockey 1, 2, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Alpha Kappa Sigma Fraternity; News 1; Concert Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Law and Accounting Club 3, 4, 5; Tennis Club 3, 4 Basketball 1 FRED A. KRUCAS 21 St. George Ave., Norwood CHARLES E. MILLET 131 Bradford St., Pittsfield WALTER M. O ' NEAL 4 Howard St., Milton Tennis Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Law and Accounting Club 3, 4 PAUL N. OTTO 155 Robbins Rd., Watertown Gamma Phi Kappa Fraternity; Inter-fraternity Basketball 2, 3, 5; Law and Accounting Club 4, 5 ALEXANDER J. PATER 28 May St., Lowell Track 1, Assistant Manager 2, 3; Lowell Club 1, 2, 3; Inter- club Bowling 1, 2, 3; Law and Accounting Club 3 PHILIP A. SMALL 3 Mt. Vernon St., Reading Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4, 5; Rifle Club 2; International Relations Club 4, 5; Law and Accounting Club 4 WILLIAM TATEL 11 Fayston St., Roxbury Cross-country 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Sigma Kappa Psi Fraternity, Potentate 4, 5, Intet-fraterniry Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 5 GEORGE V. TRAVERSE 42 Cleveland St., Arlington Dean ' s List 3, 4, 5; Basketball 1 ARNOLD F. WALDEN 36 Pine St., Belmont Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 2; Hockey 1; Baseball 1 ; Management Club 2, 3; Accounting Club 2; Banking Club 2, 3; Law Club 1,3 [68] 1938 LIBERAL ARTS EDWIN G. ALLWOOD 206 Grant Ave., Grantwood, N. J. Major: Economics Sigma Phi Alpha Fraternity, Treasurer 5; Glee Club 3; Rifle Club 3 JOSHUA M. GILBERT 628 Warren St., Roxbury Major.- Chemistry; Transfer from Boston College Bacchanalians JACOB C. HART 410 Monroe St., Hackettstown, N. J. Major.- English Football 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3; Pledged to Alpha Kappa Sigma Fraternity DANIEL HORN 18 Avenue A West, Rochester, N. Y. ACADEMY Major: Mathematics Freshman Honor List, Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4, Treasurer 5; News 1, 2, Feature Ediror 3, News Editor 4, Managing Editor 5, Cauldron Junior Staff, Managing Editor; Academy, President 5; Mathematics Club 2, 3, Secretary 4, President 5; Annual Show 1; Dramatic Club 2, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Empire State Club 1, 2; Inter-club Council 2; Inter-club Bowling 1, 2 Thesis: A Statistical Study of Interests Patterns as Related to Fields of Concentration in a Group of Engineering Students merton;rice 19 John St., Chelsea Major: Chemistry Football 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; A.C.S. MICHAEL A. SAIJA 53 Chambers St., Boston Major: Chemistry A.C.S. JOHN N. SIVERTSON 13 Quincy St., Medford ACADEMY Major: Chemistry Freshman Honor List; Dean ' s List 2, 3, 4, 5; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Week Committee; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Musical Club Council 2, 3; Academy, President 5; A.C.S.; Mathematics Club 2, 3, 4, 5 GORDON E. WRIGHT 23 Churchill Ave., Arlington Major: English Dean ' s List 2; Football 2; Track 1; Basketba Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 2 [69] DEAN ' S LIST SCHOLARSHIPS SIGMA SOCIETY AWARD ACADEMY AWARD SENATE AWARD r J Richard F. Spears, ' 38 Dean ' List Scholarship Highest ranking student in the Junior Class, 1936-37 Sidney Trachtenberg, ' 39 Dean ' s List Scholarship Highest ranking student in the Middler Class, 1936-37 Ralph D. Kodis, ' 40 Dean ' s List Scholarship Highest ranking student in the Sophomore Class, 1936-37 Leslie E. Lenfest, ' 37 Desmond Fitzgerald Award Outstanding ability in Civil Engineering George E. Pihl, ' 37 Alcott Memorial Award Co-recipient Unusual achievement in Mathematics Arthur J. Quigley, ' 37 Alcott Memorial Award Co-recipient Unusual achievement in Mathematics r J n u PUBLIC SPEAKING PRIZE FITZGERALD AWARD ALCOTT AWARD TRACK TROPHY KONTOFF CUP Joseph A. Nordstrom, ' 41 Senate Award Highest ranking student in the Engineering Freshman Class, 1936-37 Laurence S. Uhland, ' 41 Sigma Society Award Highest ranking student in the B.A. Freshman Class, 1936-37 Russell T. Kennefick, ' 41 Academy Award Highest ranking student in the Liberal Arts Freshman Class, 1936-37 Ray F. Henderson, ' 38 Alumni Track Trophy Excellence in Track Arthur W. Johnston, ' 38 Kontoff Cup Good Sportsmanship Joseph B. Piekarski, ' 39 Public Speaking Contest First Prize Winner f JC3 f?V O- f$ m . ■ j. ■ ■ I a s ■%.ip K ' ii s ■am, _ | %: - § =♦ ♦- ifc ' V ' fr ? Y « fe ill 1 . - ,-• . fV - ' f fU W rW ■L lift W TR l. — - i- i HE rf t ff. p.f; r .-_ -I K 9 3 £ JL -f . % m • P 1f D minor ucan s List Robert O. Austin Martin E. Barzelay Roy H. Beaton James W. Brebner Lorimer P. Brooks Frank Damassa Robert J. Fielding, Jr. Irving Fisher Jack A. Forte Joseph M. Higgins Frederick C. Humphreys Leon Jacolev Philip R. Keep Karol J. Krystyan Walter A. Ledwith Henry F. Maling, Jr. John H. Manning Ralph C. McDonald William A. McGrath Bertram E. McKenzie Justin P. Wright Carlton E. Molineux Alfred H. Nowosielski Robert L. Park Elmer J. Perry William C. Petraske Robert W. Polley Millard O. Ricker Maxwell Rosnov Francis W. Ryan H. Stanley Sackett Frederick C. Schwelm Eugene W. Sheehan Walter M. Thomas George J. Toscano Sidney Tra chtenberg George A. Vovos Dwight E. Wheeler Harold I. Wiley, Jr. Allan C. Wilson Edwin R. Wooding [74] Fielding, Hunt Pol ley, Forte, Beaton lunior Offi icers Roy H. Beaton Jack A. Forte Presidents Robert J. Fielding Frederick C. Schwelm Vice-Presidents James Cahill Charles G. Hunt, Jr. Secretaries William E. Feidt Robert W. Polley Treasurers Prof. Asa S. Knowles Facility Adviser [75] Middler Dean ' s List Warren M. Benson John H. Boyajian Earl L. Chatterton John J. Clancy Ralph A. Coleman Paul E. Cotton Joseph F. Coughlin Norman H. Eckler Sidney L. Feinberg Earl Finkle Victor G. Forzley Zussman Freeman David C. Gerry Thomas L. Gleason Sumner N. Ginsberg Albert E. Goodwin Herbert M. Ffainer, Jr. Arthur A. Harper Robert F. Harrington Edward F. Hennessey Elias B. Hiltunen Raymond B. Hurley Calvin E. Josselyn Israel Katz Walter B. Kelley Russell T. Kennefick Robert H. Lafferty Lloyd S. Lawrence Robert N. Lipman Reuben J. Margolin Charles F. Marsh Thomas M. McAuley Richard O. McManus James A. Morris Stephen J. O ' Neil Wayne A. Roundy Stanley Sandarg Albert K. Schmieder Mark Sigismund George A. Snell John J. Stepasiuk Samuel Swardlick Hallam W. Turton, Jr. Laurence S. Uhland John H. Weatherby [76] Kodis, Hardy, Ganong, Sellon Kaufman, Johnson, Prof. Meserve, McQuarrie Middler Officers James E. Johnson Wallace E. McQuarrie Presidents Arnold I. Kaufman Woodrow L. Sellon Vice-Presidents Curtis R. Ganong Ralph D. Kodis Secretaries John R. Byrne William L. Hardy Trea surers Prof. George H. Meserve, Jr. Adviser [77] Soph omore uean s D, List Nathan Aron Carl Bennekom, Jr. James G. Cassanos Sevo J. Dimitri B. George Frizzell Ira J. Habeshian Hartley F. Hutchins Raymond V. Johnson Alfred Keck Ralph D. Kodis Wesley A. Kohl William H. Little Julius J. Maccini Albert S. Makas Alexander McEwan, Jr. Ernest W. McKenzie, Jr. Harold B. Morris Philip O ' Connell Nickos Petrou Edward Segal Stephen G. Sevougian Henry F. Silsby, Jr. Albert G. Strong, Jr. Loring M. Thompson Robert J. Weafer Bruce W. Young [78] Anderson, Cullen Jackson, Shortell, Gill Soph omore Off! icers Arthur S. Anderson John G. Gill Presidents Donald H. Lord Edward Shortell Vice-Presidents James H. Cullen Charles W. Jackson, Jr. Secretaries Raymond O. Dion Thomas L. Gleason Treasurers Mr. Rudolph M. Morris Faculty Adviser [79] Rowell, Robinson, Dacey, Bailey Freshman Officers Allan M. Rowell John M. Connor Presidents Mr. Gerald R. Tatton Mr. Herbert W. Gallagher Faculty Advisers William W. Robinson Solom Kaplan Vice-Presidents Edward F. Dacey John C. Chipman Treasurers Philip H. Bailey Francis L. Dwyer Secretaries [80] Honor Societies The Honor Societies of the University — the Senate in the College of Engineering, the Sigma Society in the College of Business Ad- ministration, and the Academy in the College of Liberal Arts— func - tion to encourage and reward high scholastic attainment. Candidates who have met scholastic requirements laid down by the constitutions of the societies may be accepted by vote of the current undergraduate members. Character qualifications and participation in university activities usually are considered. At present the groups are considering adjustments in their organization that will permit eventual merging with suitable national honor societies, if that course is considered desirable. The Senate is the oldest of the societies. Its initial meeting was on May 1, 1921, under the leadership of the late Professor George F. Ash- ley. Since that time approximately sixteen members of each graduating class have been honored with membership. Included on its rolls are Professor Albert E. Everett, ' 23; Professor ElmerE. Haskins, ' 25; Pro- fessor Edward S. Parsons, ' 22; Professor William C. White, ' 25; and Professor Albert E. Whittaker, ' 24. For several years Professor George H. Meserve has served as adviser to the Senate. The Sigma Society was founded in 1925 by Dean Turner F. Garner, then Dean of the School of Business Administration. Originally known as Sigma Delta Epsilon, the society has accepted the more common name. There are one hundred and five members of the Sigma Society at present, five of whom are members of the faculty, sixteen of whom are undergraduates. The faculty members are Mr. Sidney R. Bloomfield, ' 37; Mr. Raymond G. Fennell, ' 26; Mr. Rudolph M. Morris, ' 32; Mr. James A. Patterson, ' 35; and Mr. Gerald R. Tatton, ' 28. Since 1927, Professor Charles W. Havice has been adviser to the Sigma Society. Youngest of the honor societies is the Academy, founded in April, 1937. The members and the adviser, Dean Harold W. Melvin, hope that its numbers will increase with the growth of the College of Lib- eral Arts, but will keep intact the high standards which the society has set for itself, even though the membership remain small. The groups present annual scholarships of one hundred dollars to the freshmen of the preceding year who have attained the highest scholastic rankings in their respective colleges. Each presentation forms part of the program of a Mass Meeting during which an eminent speaker is presented by the group making the award. Other activities of the societies include sponsoring of speakers at meetings to which outstanding students are invited, discussion meetings on topics of in- terest, and social gatherings of the members themselves. [82] Dean Melvin, Sivertson, Horn, Trachtenberg The Academy John N. Sivertson, ' 38 Daniel Horn, ' 38 Presidents Sidney Trachtenberg, ' 39 Secretary- Treasurer Dean Harold W. Melvin Faculty Adviser [83] CLASS OF 1938 John Bodnar Henry Campbell Cedric F. Coleman Francis Crescenzo Ivan G. Easton Charles H. Fish Chesley F. Garland George W. Goodson Francis H. Knowlton Charles K. Kolstad George C. Leek Edward J. Murphy Kenneth A. Rees Earl R. Saunders Richard C. Savage Leonard H. Straw Henry A. Webb Bradford C. White CLASS OF 1939 Roy H. Beaton Frederick C. Humphreys Leon Jacolev Karol J. Krystyan Henry F. Maling Ralph C. McDonald William A. McGrath Alfred Nowosielski Robert W. Polley Millard O. Ricker Walter M. Thomas Harold I. Wiley Ralph D. Kodis CLASS OF 1940 Stephen G. Sevougian [84] f r r r 1 f t Sevougian, Saunders, Knowlton, Fish, Maling, McGrath, Wiley, Jacolev, Ricker Garland, Bodnar, Humphrey, Krystyan, MacDonald, Beaton, Kodis, Rees Straw, Polley, Coleman, Kolstad, Easton, Campbell, Prof. Meserve, Leek, Nowosielski Senate Charles K. Kolstad, ' 38 President Prof. George H. Meserve, Jr. Faculty Adviser Cedric F. Coleman, ' 38 Vice-President Ivan G. Easton, ' 38 George W. Goodson, ' 38 Treasurer Prof. Albert E. Everett Mr. Mario Giella Prof. Elmer E. Haskins Prof. George H. Meserve, Jr. Prof. Edward S. Parsons Prof. William C. White Prof. Albert E. Whittaker Members in the Faculty [85] Harold R. Bonnyman Harold T. Regan Edward A. Sanford Forrest J. Shiers CLASS OF 1938 Lincoln R. Walker Philip A. Small Richard F. Spears Almore I. Thompson Roderick P. Whittier Pasquale Antonelli Jack A. Forte CLASS OF 1939 Edward P. Williams Clyde F. Joslyn Francis W. Ryan CLASS OF 1940 Albert G. Strong [86] Shiers, Joslyn, Thompson, Walker, Antonelli Small, Bonnyman, Spears, Sanford, Williams, Ryan Sigma Society Richard F. Spears, ' 38 President Prof. Charles W. Havice Faculty Adviser Edward A. Sanford, Vice-President ' 38 Harold R. Bonnyman, $[ Secretary- Treasurer Mr. Sidney R. Bloomfield Mr. Rudolph M. Morris Mr. G. Raymond Fennell Mr. James A. Patterson Mr. Gerald R. Tatton Members in the Faculty [87] Student Council CLASS OF 1938 Harold R. Bonnyman Chesley Garland Charles T. Grant Daniel Horn Arthur W. Johnston Charles K. Kolstad George Leek Harold T. Regan Ainsley D. Rockwood Edward A. Sanford Richard F. Spears Myers Van Buren Roy H. Beaton Robert J. Fielding Jack A. Forte Alvin C. Hatfield CLASS OF 1939 Frederick C. Humphreys Ralph C. McDonald Gustav Rook Sidney Trachtenberg Lawrence H. Bruce Calvin S. Cronan James E. Johnson CLASS OF 1940 Ralph D. Kodis Albert S. Makas Daniel W. Miles Arthur Anderson Denley W. Emerson CLASS OF 1941 Paul A. Hefron James A. Morris [88] Sanford, Anderson, Grant, Kolstad, Fielding, Leek Johnson, Rockwood, Garland, Hefron, Emerson, Humphrey, MacDonald Kodis, Spears, Johnston, Bonnyman, Beaton, Trachtenberg, Makas, Croni Student Council Harold R. Bonnyman, ' 38 President Dean Harold W. Melvin Faculty Adviser Roy H.Beaton, ' 39 Arthur W. Johnston, ' 38 Vice-Presidents Daniel Horn, ' 38 Richard F. Spears, ' 38 Treasurers Sidney Trachtenberg, ' 39 Secretary [89] Student Union Clifford H. Coffin, ' 40 Edward P. Williams, ' 39 Intercollegiate Committee Loring M. Thompson, ' 40 Roger F. Wilkins, ' 41 Welfare Committee Arnold E. Daum, ' 40 Walter M. Thomas, ' 39 Finance Committee Robert W. Polley, ' 39 Sidney Trachtenberg, ' 39 Social Committee Richard M. Madden, ' 41 Orren R. Tibbetts, ' 40 Religious Committee Walter I. Kennedy, ' 42 Frederick D. Rowe, ' 39 Service Committee Nathan Lepinsky, ' 40 Harold B. Morris, ' 40 Publicity Committee Frederick J. Dearstyne, ' 40 Robert J. Wagner, ' 41 Freshman Relations Committee COMMITTEE MEMBERS Arthur S. Anderson, ' 41 Frank W. Atwood, ' 39 Robert O. Austin, ' 39 George W. Beale, ' 39 G. Leighton Bedford, ' 41 Roy K. Bjorkman, ' 41 Harold F. Brown, ' 40 Leo Cidulka, ' 41 Albert Cole, ' 40 Constantine C. Collatos, ' 41 Howard R. Cushman, ' 40 James A. Firth, ' 38 Sidney Forman, ' 38 Norman Glaskin, ' 38 Albert E. Goodwin, ' 41 Merrill D. Hart, ' 39 Robert R. Hastings, ' 41 Frank H. Hazelwood, ' 40 Paul Hayner, ' 39 Robert C. Hess, ' 42 Walter I. Kennedy, ' 42 Benjamin Levin, ' 40 Wallace E. MacQuarrie, ' 40 Charles F. Marsh, ' 41 Reubin J. Margolin, ' 41 Heywood Macomber, ' 42 William T. McCarthy, ' 40 John A. McKay, ' 41 Harry Miller, ' 39 Harry F. Noyes, ' 38 William W. Pittendreigh, ' 39 William Shaw, ' 40 Loren C. Skiff, ' 40 Robert W. Stone, ' 42 Henry I. Tweddle, ' 42 Robert J. Wagner, ' 41 Dwight E. Wheeler, ' 39 Alfred R. Wilcox, ' 41 Russell L. Williams, ' 40 Herbert K. Wolff, ' 39 Henry C. Young, ' 39 [90] Williams, R.; Beale, Hart, Knowlton, Shaw, Wilcox, Anderson, Madden, Trachtenberg Morris, Daurn, Goodwin, Glaskin, Williams, Wagner, Cidulka, Wolff, Forman Pittendreigh, Polley, McCarthy, Thwing, Thompson, Johnston, Walker, Bedford, Hastings Student Union Arthur W. Johnston, ' 38 Almore I. Thompson, ' 38 Presidents Francis A. Knowlton, ' 38 Lincoln R. Walker, ' 38 Vice-Presidents Roger W. Thwing, ' 39 Walter M. Thomas, ' 39 Secretaries Prof. Charles W. Havice Faculty Adviser Dean Carl S. Ell Dean Harold W. Melvin Dr. Newton C. Fetter Prof. Edward S. Parsons Prof. Charles W. Havice Prof. William C. White Advisory Board [91] Edward A. Sanford, ' 38 Editor-in-Chief Daniel Horn, ' 38 Arnold E. Daum, ' 40 Morwick Ross, ' 39 News Editors Jack Forte, ' 39 Raymond V. Johnson, ' 40 Sports Editors E. George Manuel, ' 39 Assistant Business Manager Forte, Joslyn, Trachtenberg, Manuel Daum, Leek, Sanford, Regan News Board Managing Editors Prof. Norris W. Potter Faculty Adviser Harold T. Regan, ' 38 Business Manager James A. Firth, ' 38 Alvin C. Hatfield, ' 39 George Leek, ' 38 Make-up Editors James F. Gorse, ' 38 Clyde F. Joslyn, ' 39 Feature Editors Sidney Trachtenberg, ' 39 Circulation Manager Harold P. Applebaum, ' 41 Joseph B. Piekarski, ' 39 Photographic Editors [92 Polley, Goodwin, Corson, Giles, Nachenson, Marshall, Keating Hutchins, Grant, Rubin, Molineux, Bedford, McCarthy, Makas News Staff Desk and Circulation: Nathan Aron, ' 40, Herbert R. Dimmick, ' 41, John C. Gallagher, ' 42, Donald H. Gately, ' 42, Norman Glaskin, ' 38, Albert E. Goodwin, ' 41 Reporting: James G. Cassanos, ' 40, Baron H. Crowell, ' 41, James E. Giles, ' 40, Herbert M. Hainer, ' 41, Sherwin P. Helms, ' 40, Hartley F. Hutchins, ' 40, Albert S. Makas, ' 40, William T. McCarthy, ' 41, Walter M. Thomas, ' 39, Charles A. Tracy, ' 40 Feature: Wesley I. Grant, ' 38, Charles V. Haas, ' 41, Arthur W. Ketcham, ' 41, Ernest J. Meggison, ' 38, Carlton E. Molineux, ' 39, Simon Nathenson, ' 42, Gerald S. Oestreicher, ' 41, William C. Petraske, ' 39, Harry Rubin, ' 41, William R. Zeigler, ' 42 Sports: John H. Dowling, ' 41, John J. Fitzgerald, ' 40, Arthur W. Johnston, ' 38, Ray- mond V. Johnson, ' 40, Nathan Lepinsky, ' 40, Harold B. Morris, ' 40 Business: W. Bradley Corson, ' 40 Advertising: Robert H. Marshall, ' 41, Herbert C. Williams, ' 42 Photographic: Milton I. Feinberg, ' 41, William H. Keating, ' 39, Casimir W. Plasewicz, ' 39, Robert W. Polley, ' 39 [93 Band Clarinets George J. Apostulu, ' 41 Leonard A. Caldwell, ' 42 Lester Davidson, ' 42 William H. DiSesa, ' 42 Joseph F. Komskis, ' 41 Millard O. Ricker, ' 39 Merrill Stone, ' 42 Henry Tweedle, Jr., ' 42 Justin P. Wright, ' 39 Piccolos James W. Green, ' 42 J. Thurston Powell, ' 39 Saxophones Lloyd P. Crumb, ' 41 Walter Kennedy, Jr., ' 42 Saul Landman, ' 42 Arthur Mudgett, ' 42 George A. MacCullum, ' 40 Gerald S. Oestreicher, ' 41 Irving S. Rosenberg, ' 40 Frank Sattin, ' 42 Drums Robert L. Brown, ' 42 Robert A. Browning, ' 42 Robert W. Daley, ' 41 Arthur Davis, ' 41 Herbert R. Dimmich, Jr., ' 41 F. H. Glover, ' 38 Alexander G. Hardy, ' 42 John N. Sivertson, ' 38 Louis J. Wahl, ' 42 . Trumpets Harry D. Bowen, ' 41 Carleton H. Burt, ' 39 Ralph F. Crowther, ' 41 Gerald F. Cunningham, ' 40 Charles J. Gordon, ' 41 Clyde F.Joslyn, Jr., ' 39 Marshall E. Kullberg, ' 41 Alfred W. Mann, ' 42 George G. Ross, ' 42 Donald R. Sellers, ' 41 Ernest F. Slavin, ' 42 T. Ray Weaver, ' 42 Trombones Mitchell Chaleck, ' 42 Charles S. Hines, ' 42 Milton Leonard, ' 41 Leonard F. Wood, ' 41 Trench Horn James P. Glidden, ' 41 Baritones William L. Hardy, ' 40 Edward L. Wells, ' 42 Basses Francis R. DeRoche, ' 41 Oscar L. Daigle, ' 42 Winston H. Johnson, ' 42 Cymbals John B.Rogers, Jr., ' 40 Rodgers Stewart, ' 41 [94] Band Eldon H. Fay, ' 39 Director Prof. Albert E. Whittaker Adviser Warren E. Davidson, ' 38 Robert F. Violet, ' 42 Librarian Leighton Bedford, ' 41 Daniel J. Buckley, Jr., ' 42 Drum Majors William H . Keating, Jr. , ' 39 Lincoln Ricker, ' 42 Assistant Managers [95] Orchestra Violins Eugene J. De Loria, ' 40 Robert T. Gogolin, ' 40 Salvatore Di Cara, ' 41 Horace T. Malfa, ' 40 Edward S. Berestka, ' 41 Harvey S. Miller, ' 41 Charles R. Hewson, ' 41 Robert F. Harrington, ' 41 Vernon F. Carpenter, ' 41 William D. Bell, ' 42 Piano F. Weston Prior, ' 42 Flute Leslie E. Priestman, ' 42 Tympani Philip N. Savage, ' 41 Clarinets Fred W. Mainini, ' 42 Henry Tweddle, Jr., ' 42 Harold Schneiderman, ' 42 Trumpets Alfred W. Mann, ' 42 Marshall E. Kulberg, ' 42 L. Ray Weaver, ' 42 Tuba Dean F. Short, ' 42 Saxophones Horace C. MacKerrow, ' 40 Eliot M. Brown, ' 40 Trombone Earl L. Chatterton, ' 41 [96] Orchestra Joseph J. Caruso, ' 38 Conductor Prof. Frederick W. Holmes Faculty Adviser Sidney Green, ' 41 Manager Gardner L. Hayward, ' 42 Charles E. Gates, ' 42 Assistant Managers [97] Lofgren, Field, Taylor, Brierley, Wilson, Sullivan, Hiltunen Waide, Powers, Willis, McNally, Marshall, Abbott, Burton Ganzert, Erne, Cerda, Ford, Mr. Sewell, Haskell, Andrews, Dethier Arthur L. Cerda, ' 38 Joseph P. Andrews, ' 42 Assistant Manager Glee Club Charles E. Ford, ' 42 A. Cushman Haskell, Librarians Mr. Charles A. Sewell Vacuity Adviser-Director Alfred L. Marshall, ' 39 Pianist ' 42 T. Grafton Abbott, ' 42 Vincent F. Benson, ' 40 John M. Bentley, ' 42 Richard C. Beyer, ' 39 William W. Bouldry, ' 42 Kenneth Brierley, ' 42 Robert A. Browning, ' 42 Leonard A. Caldwell, ' 42 William J. Cobb, ' 42 Alfred J. Chisholm, ' 42 Emmett G. Cleveland, ' 41 Arthur E. Cole, ' 40 Peter Coury, ' 42 Melvin H. Cowan, ' 42 Edward F. Dacey, ' 42 Samuel J. D ' Agata, ' 41 Gerald B. Dethier, ' 42 Norman H. Eckler, ' 41 Ned A. Erne, ' 42 Robert A. Field, ' 42 Aldo R. Figioli, ' 41 Frank H. Ganzert, ' 38 Elias B. Hiltunen, ' 41 Warren B. Ide, ' 42 ArmenJ. Kapri elian, ' 42 Charles W. Ketchen, ' 40 Arne Lofgren, ' 42 Paul E. MacDuffee, ' 42 Alfred J. Marshall, ' 40 Robert D. McNally, ' 42 Francis G. Meade, ' 42 Harvey S. Miller, ' 41 [98] El wood R. Myers, ' 42 William C. Nutting, ' 42 Richard N. Peak, ' 41 David A. Pearson, ' 41 Jack W. Pimental, ' 42 George Powers, ' 42 Edgar F. Sewell, ' 41 Harold N. Slade, ' 42 Frederick Sullivan, ' 41 George P. Taloumis, ' 42 Edward S. Taylor, ' 42 Reginald C. Thomas, ' 41 Walter E. Waide, ' 41 William Wallace, ' 41 John K. Willis, ' 40 Albert L. Wilson, ' 42 Violet (piano), Wright, Holden, Mont, Thomas DeRoche (bass violin), Spear, French, Maynard, Paraskevas Bacchanalians Hector E. French, ' 41 Arthur F. Maynard, ' 40 L. True Spear, Jr., ' 42 Saxophones Carleton E. Evans, ' 42 Clinton P. Mott, ' 42 Rodman W. Van Wart, ' 42 Trumpets AnastasiosJ. Paraskevas, ' 42 Violin Russell C. Wright, ' 42 Drums Walter E. Policy, Jr., ' 42 Tiano Bruce R. Holden, ' 42 Guitar Earle M. Combellack, ' 40 Abraham Polonsky, ' 41 Trombones Prof. Laurence F. Cleveland Faculty Adviser [99] French, Hiltunen, Brown, Antonuccio, Andem Knox, Rumery, Daley, Molineux, Badala Norman W. Knox, ' 38 Banjo Club Carlton E. Molineux, ' 40 Manager Prof. Albert E. Whittaker Faculty Adviser Wadsworth Andem, ' 42 Joseph Antonuccio, ' 41 Vincent Badala, ' 42 Harold F. Brown, ' 40 Robert W. Daley, ' 42 Milton R. French, ' 41 Elias B. Hiltunen, ' 41 E. Stuart Rumery, ' 41 [100] Joslyn, Brown Trachtenberg, Small, Regan, Williams International Relations Club Prof. Roger S. Hamilton Faculty Adviser Robert H. Brown, ' 39 Clyde F. Joslyn, ' 39 CLUB COUNCIL Sidney Trachtenberg, ' 39 Harold T. Regan, ' 38 Philip A. Small, ' 38 [101] Fish, Garland, Vandersloot Boston Society of Civil Engineers Northeastern University Section Chesley F. Garland, ' 38 Chairman Peter R. Vandersloot, ' 38 V ice-Chairman Harold E. Sanford, ' 38 Clerk Orland T. Pritchard, ' 38 Vice-Clerk Prof. Henry B. Alvord Faculty Adviser Prof. Charles A. Baird Prof. Albert E. Everett Dean Carl S. Ell Prof. George H. Meserve, Jr. Prof. Winthrop E. Nightingale Members in the Faculty [102 Drinkwater, Humphrey Barzelay, Bodnar, Grant, Mahaffy American Society of Mechanical Engineers Charles T. Grant, ' 38 John Bodnar, ' 38 Chairmen Reid A. Mahaffy, ' 38 Arthur R. Barzelay, ' 42 Vice-Chairmen Neal V. Humphrey, ' 38 Robert B. Drinkwater, ' 40 Secretary- Treasurers Prof. William T. Alexander Prof. Alfred J. Ferretti Prof. Alfred J. Ferretti Faculty Adviser M.embers in the Faculty Prof. Frederick A. Stearns Prof. Joseph W. Zeller [103] Falls, Nye Coleman, Kolsrad, Murphy American Institute of Electrical Engineers Ivan C. Easton, ' 38 C. Kenneth Kolsiad, ' 38 Presidents Warren H. Falls, ' 38 Edward J. Murphy, ' 38 Secretaries Mr. Rudolf O. Oberg Prof. Roland G. Porter William H. England, ' 40 James H. Nye, ' 40 Treasurers Prof. Roland G. Porter Faculty Adviser Members in the Faculty Prof. Henry E. Richards Prof. William L. Smith 104] McDonald, Petraske, Johnston, Brov American Chemical Society Northeastern University Chapter of the Northeastern Section Arthur W. Johnston, ' 38 President Ralph C. McDonald, ' 39 Vice-President Prof. Chester P. Baker Prof. David L. Davidson Mr. Mario Giella Dr. W. Fay Luder Robert H. Brown, ' 39 Treasurer Mr. Saverio ZufFanti Members in the Faculty Prof Samuel A. S. Strahan Faculty Adviser William C. Petraske, ' 39 Secretary Mr. Donald A. MacKenzie Prof. Waldemar S. McGuire Prof. John C. Morgan Prof. Samuel A. S. Strahan [105] Morrell, Knowlton, Field, Meat Society for the Advancement of Management Francis A. Knowlton, ' 38 Frederic C. Means, ' 38 Presidents John W. Wilson, ' 39 Elroy A. Field, ' 38 Secretaries Warren H. Cushman, ' 38 Dwight E. Wheeler, ' 39 Directors of Publicity Prof. William T. Alexander Edwin T. Morrell, ' 38 Robert L. Park, ' 39 Vice-Presidents J. Newton Perham, ' 38 Paul W. Lundwall, ' 40 Treasurers Prof. Asa S. Knowles Faculty Adviser Prof. Asa S. Knowles Prof. George W. Towle Members in the Faculty [106] Barbiero, Uhland Funicello, Fielding, Forte, Miller Law and Accounting Club Jack A. Forte, ' 39 Joseph F. Funicello, ' 38 Presidents Robert J. Fielding, ' 39 William S. Miller, ' 38 Vice-Presidents DominickO. Barbiero, ' 42 Laurence S. Uhland, ' 41 Secretary-Treasurers Prof. Alfred D. D ' Alessandro Adviser (northeaster USKCRsn [107] Kelly, Prof. Haskins, Trachtenberg, Forbes Mathematics Club Daniel A. Horn, ' 38 President Prof. Elmer E. Haskins Adviser Sidney Trachtenberg, ' 39 Vice-President Mr. John J. Devine Mr. Laurence B. Heilprin Mr. Verner O. Nelson Leroy M. Kelly, ' 38 Treasurer Members in the P acuity George F. Forbes, ' 39 Secretary Mr. Charles A. Sewell Prof. Joseph Spear Prof. Albert A. Whittaker [108] Condon, Nye, Sayward, Coleman Radio Club James H. Nye, ' 40 S. Srowe Sayward, ' 40 Chairmen Cedric F. Coleman, ' 38 Joseph R. Condon, ' 38 Secretary-Treasurers Dr. Carl F. Muckenhoupt Faculty Adviser [109] Hunter, Rosnov Sayward, Chipman, Prof. Alexander Rifle Club John F. Chipman, ' 38 President S. Stowe Sayward, ' ■ Vice-President Charles E. Grant, ' 39 Maxwell Rosnov, ' 39 Treasurer Prof. William T. Alexander Faculty Adviser [110] McCarthy, Prof. Marston, Morrell, Burt Dramatic Club William T. McCarthy, ' 40 President Prof. Everett C. Marston Faculty Adviser Gardner L. Burt, ' 39 Secretary Edwin T. Morrell, ' 38 Treasurer 111 Emerson, Yeames, Ledwith, Prof. Meserve Fillebrown, Applebaum, Hart, Davis .amcra Club Harold L. Applebaum, ' 41 Merrill D. Hart, ' 39 Presidents Denley W. Emerson, ' 41 Hawtrey J. Yeames, ' 38 Vice-Presidents Ronald C. Davis, ' 40 Carter Fillebrown, ' 41 Secretaries Merrill D. Hart, ' 39 Walter A. Ledwith, ' 40 Treasurers Prof. George H. Meserve Faculty Adviser [112] Melkonian, Hurley Nordstrom, Prof. Johnson, Pierson Astronomy Club Joseph A. Nordstrom, ' 41 President Prof. Carl D. Johnson Faculty Adviser Robert H. Lafferty, ' 41 Treasurer Robert P. Pierson, ' 41 Secretary Raymond B. Hurley, ' 41 Hurire Melkonian, ' 41 Custodians [113] Keesan, Prof. Coolidge, Jacolev, DeNapoli Chess Club Joseph I. Keesan, ' 40 President Prof. Joseph A. Coolidge Faculty Adviser Leon Jacolev, ' 39 Vice-President Gerard R. DeNapoli, ' 41 114] 5f jffli Trachtenberg, Kelly, Mr. Norvish, Wagner Debating Society Leroy M. Kelly, ' 38 President Mr. Franklin Norvish Faculty Adviser Belden G. Bly, ' 41 Vice-President Sidney Trachtenberg, ' 39 Secretary- Treasurer The first appearance of Northeastern in intercollegiate debating occurred on February 24, 1938, when the Freshman Debating Team of the Debating Society met and defeated a team representing the Marquette Society, the freshman debating so- ciety of Boston College. The Northeastern debaters were Frederick M. Cusick, Gard- ner L. Hayward, and Charles E. Gates. [115] Beaton, Kleemann, Jacolev, Tracy, Fielding, Burt, Ricker, Krvstyan, MacDonald Damassa, Molineux, Hills, Powell, Joslyn, Brown, Williams, Nowosielski, Ryan Cauldron Junior Staff EDITORIAL STAFF Nando A. Arduini Roy H. Beaton Gardner L. Burt James Colligen Alvin C. Hatfield Stanley C. Hills C. Frederic Joslyn Harold C. Kleemann George Vovos Karol J. Krystyan Ralph C. McDonald Frank H. Meehan Carlton E. Molineux Alfred H. Nowosielski James T. Powell Millard O. Ricker Linwood W. Tracy, Jr. Robert J. Fielding Michael Kudravetz BUSINESS STAFF Francis W. Ryan Edward P. Williams Robert H. Brown Frank Damassa PHOTOGRAPHIC STAFF Leon Jacolev Joseph B. Piekarski 116] Brown, Means, Uhland, Shaw, Histen, Kolstad, Monson, Nilsen, Bishop Mahaffy, Humphrey, Surgecoff, Dearstyne, Gibson, Arwood, Wolff, Tatel Inter-Fraternity Council William L. Gibson, ' 39 President Herbert K. Wolff, ' 39 Secretary-Treasurer Burnett W. Bishop, ' 39 Lornts B. Nilsen, ' 40 Phi Gamma Pi Reid A. Mahaffy, ' 38 William M. Shaw, ' 40 Beta Gamma Epsilon Herbert K. Wolff, ' 39 William Tatel, ' 38 Sigma Kappa Psi Roy E. Monson, ' 41 C. Kenneth Kolstad, ' 38 Alpha Kappa Sigma F. Clark Means, ' 38 Laurence S. Uhland, ' 41 Sigma Phi Alpha Frederick J. Dearstyne, ' 40 Vice-President Prof. Edward S. Parsons Faculty Adviser Neal V. Humphrey, ' 38 Justin P. Wright, ' 39 Eta Tau Nu Oscar Surgecoff, ' 38 Robert H. Brown, ' 39 Kappa Zeta Phi William L. Gibson, ' 39 Harry J. Histen, ' 38 Phi Beta Alpha Frederick J. Dearstyne, ' 40 Frank W. Atwood, ' 39 Nu Epsilon Zeta Alfred N. Comstock, ' 39 Donald O. Ferguson, ' 40 Gamma Phi Kappa [117] A, K. S. Brothers 1938 George W. Goodson Charles K. Kolstad John A. Lindbloom William E. MacKenzie Chester A. Milewski Ralph W. Rollins Ashton K. Stone Charles K. Urlass 1939 Charles G. Hunt, Jr. Willis C. Stockbridge 1940 Earle M. Combellack William L. Smith Clifford H. Coffin 1941 Herbert C. Alexander Thomas Hollis, Jr. Edward Shortell Roy E. Monson Joseph A. Nordstrom Nando A. Arduini, ' 39 Roy H. Beaton, ' 39 George J. Bravacos, ' 41 Willard C. Charles, ' 41 Fred L. Childs, ' 41 Norman Cleveland, ' 39 Frank Damassa, ' 39 George T. Darling, ' 40 Ralph Davenport, ' 41 Hector E. French, ' 41 Thomas L. Gleason, ' 41 Charles E. Grant, ' 39 Robert F. Harrington, ' 41 William H. Hatton, ' 40 Frank H. Hazelwood, ' 40 John T. Kennedy, ' 38 Frank V. Kenney, Jr., ' 38 Arthur W. Ketcham, ' 41 Milton H. Leonard, ' 41 Austin D. MacRae, ' 39 Richard O. McManus, ' 41 Wallace E. McQuarrie, ' 40 Daniel W. Miles, ' 40 William S. Miller, ' 38 Edward J. Murphy, ' 38 Orland T. Pritchard, ' 38 Thomas Sunborg, ' 40 Richard D. Warren, ' 40 Robert J. Weafer, ' 40 Roger F. Wilkins, ' 40 Russell L. Williams, ' 40 Kenneth L. Winkley, ' 39 [118] Murphy, Milewski, Goodson, Shortell, Miller, Hart, Beaton, Williams Urlass, Monson, Stone, Kolstad, Mr. Zuffanti, Hunt, Rollins Alpha Kappa Sigma Charles K. Kolstad, ' 38 Grand Councillor Mr. Saverio Zuffanti Faculty Adviser Ashton K. Stone, ' 38 Vice-Grand Councillor Charles G. Hunt, Jr., ' 39 Grand Scribe Earle M. Combellack, ' 40 Grand Questor Ralph W. Rollins, ' 38 Grand Marshal Prof. Samuel A. S. Strahan Prof. Chester P. Baker Brothers in the Faculty Mr. Maurice L. Anderson Mr. John R. Leighton Prof. William S. Smith Prof. Joseph W. Zeller Prof. Samuel A. S. Strahan Honorary Members [119 B. G. E. Brothers 1938 Paul R. Babel Harvey S. Brittain Henry Campbell Charles G. Canney William H. Chambers Richard H. Clendineng Warren H. Cushman Ivan G. Easton Chesley F. Garland Bruce N. Garnsey G. Russell Hersam Charles P. Hibberd Reed A. Mahaffy Ainsley D. Rockwood Harold P. Shannon Andrew L. Smith 1939 Arthur C. Baker Carleton H. Burt Arthur E. Gilman Forrest R. Todd Alvin C. Hatfield Frederick C. Humphreys Richard D. Maybury 1940 Howard R. Cushman Ralph F. Johnson Frederick W. Little Herbert W. Pottle Malcolm H. Shailer William M. Shaw 1941 Robert W. Ireland Russell J. Rogers Carl F. Andrews, ' 41 Douglas F. Baxter, ' 41 Gerard R. Beer, ' 41 Laurence H. Bruce, ' 40 Gerald F. Cunningham, Wilmot H. Decker, ' 40 Robert O. Ellis, ' 41 Pledge ' 40 William R. Flowers, ' 41 Gustav M. Lindfors, ' 40 Stuart B. Matheson, ' 41 Robert A. Taylor, ' 40 Orren A. Tebbetts, ' 41 Linzee Wallis, ' 40 Elmer W. Walton, Jr., ' 40 Richard S. Whipple, ' 40 [120] Ireland, Shannon, Smith, Canney, Brittain, Little, Todd Rockwood, Campbell, Garland, Decker, Burt, Chambers, Maybury, Shailer Clendineng, Gilman, Hibberd, Mahaffy, Cushman, Babel, Pottle, Baker Beta Gamma Epsilon Arthur C. Baker, ' 39 President Prof. Emil A. Gramstorff Faculty Adviser Forrest R. Todd, ' 39 Vice-President Malcolm H. Shailer, ' 40 Secretary Arthur E. Gilman, ' 39 Treasurer Prof. Emil A. Gramstorff Prof. William T. Alexander Brothers in the Faculty [121] H.T.N. 1938 Neal V. Humphrey Arnold E. Oakes Brothers Kenneth S. Wade Alfred E. Parch George E. Taylor 1939 Richard J. Irwin Justin P. Wright Roger W. Thwing 1940 Russell A. Haskell Harry A. Barnes, ' 41 John L. Camara, ' 39 Norman H. Eckler, ' 41 Milton W. Grela, ' 38 Donald B. Irish, ' 39 Edwin T. Morrell, ' 38 -[ 122 ] Morrell, Sawyer, Wright, Thwing Taylor, Irwin, Humphrey, Wade, Patch Eta Tau Nu Neal V. Humphrey, ' 38 President Prof. Alfred J. Ferretti Faculty Adviser George E. Taylor, ' 38 Vice-President Kenneth S. Wade, ' 38 Secretary Prof. Albert E. Everett Justin P. Wright, ' 39 Treasurer Prof. Edward S. Parsons Brothers in the Faculty [123] N. E. Z. 1938 David P. Conant Wesley I. Grant Brothers Bradford C. White Arthur W. Johnston Shirley W. Packard 1939 Frank W. Atwood Robert Austin Robert R. Peoples Morwick Ross Frederick D. Rowe John L. Smith Dwight E. Wheeler John W. Wilson 1940 George W. Beale Gerald F. Carr Lorin C. Skiff Frederick J. Dearstyne Robert J. Pritchard 1941 Alan R. Edwards Charles W. Jackson, Jr. David A. Lockerby Clifford O. Mason Walter E. Waide, Jr. Alfred R. Wilcox Ralph G. Benson, ' 39 Donald A. Frail, ' 40 Richard A. Sibley, ' 41 Henry C. Young, ' 40 [124] 1 i ft ft ft ft ft ft ft 1 1 N i m m m M % « ■ « « fix, ? Mason, Beale, Pritchard, Rosberry, Wilcox, Rowe, Conant, Jackson, Johnston, Edwards Austin, Waide, Grant, Packard, White, Atwood, Dearstyne, Skiff Nu Epsilon Zeta Bradford C. White, ' 38 Grand Master Prof. George W. Towle Faculty Adviser Robert R. Peoples, ' 39 V ice-Grand Master Dwight E. Wheeler, ' 39 Grand Scribe Shirley W. Packard, ' 38 Grand Chancellor Prof. George H. Meserve, Jr. Prof. William C. White Dean Harold W. Melvin Brothers in the Faculty [125] S.K.P. 1938 Sidney Forman 1939 Herbert K. Wolff Brothers William Tatel Irving Fisher Maurice Pass Irving S. Rosenberg Morris Wiederhorn 1941 Leo Cidulka Leonard B. Cohen Irwin Elkins Sumner N. Ginsberg Charles J. Gordon Emanuel Gordon Julius Kendall Abraham E. Landsman George A. Shanker Irving Shulman Mark Sieismund Pledgees Irving Croll, ' 41 Sidney Green, ' 41 Rubin Levinsky, ' 41 Joshua P. Levy, ' 41 Eliot D. Michaelson, ' 41 Harvey S. Miller, ' 41 Bernard Pomerantz, ' 41 Milton L. Shaffer, ' 41 George J. Snyder, ' 41 Robert S. Tanen, ' 41 [126] Fisher, Miller, Sigismund, Levy, Shulman, Cohen Cidulka, Snyder, E. Gordon, Wolff, C. Gordon, Saffer, Yaffe Shanker, Kendall, Weiderhorn, Tatel, Forman, Pass, Wolff, Elkins Sigma Kappa Psi Sidney Forman, ' 38 High Potentate Prof. Charles O. Baird Faculty Adviser William Tatel, ' 38 Potentate Morris Wiederhorn,40 Comptroller Maurice Pass, ' 40 Scribe Mr. Sidney Bloomfield Brother in the Faculty [127] K. Z. P. 1938 Morris Feldman Norman Glaskin Brotht Oscar Surgecoff Carleton Lang Hyman G. Snyder 1939 Robert Brown Jack Meltzer Maxwell Rosnov Sidney Trachtenberg 1940 Nathan Aron Ralph D. Kodis David Kushner Milton S. Feinberg, ' 41 Sidney L. Feinberg, ' 41 Earl Finkle, ' 41 Maurice Zallen Harold B. Morris Louis H. Sinofsky Allan Wilson Matthew Goddess, ' 40 Joseph I. Keesan, ' 40 Gerald S. Oestreicher, ' 41 Seymour M. Rosenthal, ' 41 [128 Aron, Morris, Feinberg, Wilson, Kodis, Sinofsky, Goddess Surgecoff, Zallen, Glaskin, Prof. Baker, Snyder, Trachtenberg, Brown Kappa Zeta Phi Norman Glaskin, ' 38 Chancellor Prof. Chester P. Baker Faculty Adviser Sidney Trachtenberg, ' 39 V ice-Chancellor Maxwell Rosnov, ' 39 Recording Scribe Hyman G. Snyder, ' 38 Bursar [129 P. B. A. Brothers 1938 C. Leonard Chamberlain Harry J. Histen Earl R. Saunders Russell A. Vedoe Lincoln R. Walker 1939 William L. Gibson C. Frederick Joslyn Walter M. Thomas 1940 James E. Giles, Jr. 1941 Richard A. Lindquist Donald R. Sellers John K. Willis Lyle G, Seaver Nicholas F. Boncoddo, ' 38 Calvin E. Josselyn, ' 41 Willard D. Clark, ' 41 Edwin H. Lovequist, Jr. ' 41 Rollins E. Dobbin, ' 40 Edward N. Parkhurst, ' 41 Stanley Sandarg, ' 41 [130] Lindquist, Boncoddo, Saunders, Josselyn, Gibson, Dobbin, Sandarg, Chamberlain Histen, Thomas, Vedoe, Mr. Cushman, Joslyn, Walker, Willis Phi Beta Alpha Russell A. Vedoe, ' 38 President Mr. Otis F. Cushman Faculty Adviser C. Frederick Joslyn, ' 39 Vice-President Walter M. Thomas, ' 39 Secretary Lincoln R. Walker, ' 38 Treasurer Harry J. Histen, ' 38 Historian Mr. George R. Fennell Brothers in the Faculty Mr. Herbert W. Gallagher Mr. Malcolm C. Davis Prof. Charles W. Havice Mr. Robert W. Kenny Prof. Everett C. Marston Honorary Members [131] P. G. P. 193« Chester L. Harris 1939 Guy L. Akers W. Burnett Bishop Zenas W. Bliss Philip H. Clement Arnold B. Davis Brothers John Worobel William P. Galanopoulos Winston Gardner Robert W. Hucksam Charles E. Lambert Edward C. Landwehr 1910 Wilfred N. Gagne Roger E. Jeanfavre Robert G. Newton Lornts Nilsen Charles H. Schroder John Solovey 1941 Robert W. McAllister Charles D. McCarty Bernard J. Coughlin Robert B. Woodward Eric G. Almstrom, ' 40 Robert M. Daniels, ' 40 Ernest J. Diette, ' 40 Albert A. Dunn, Jr., ' 40 Leonard Farney, ' 41 Albert W. F reeman, ' 40 Garnet L. Gibson, Jr., ' 40 Fred Gorman, ' 40 Philip R. Keep, ' 39 Reino Laine, ' 38 John S. Lund, ' 40 E. George Manuel, ' 39 Robert W. McGarry, ' 41 Norman L. Melville, ' 41 Ernest C. Peeke, ' 39 William Yancey, ' 38 [132] Bishop, Harris, Nilsen, Woodward, Jeanfavre, McCarry, Solovey Lamberr, Landwehr, Schroder, Prof. Richards, Worobel, Clement, Farney Phi Gamma Pi John Worobel, ' 39 President Prof. Henry E. Richards Faculty Adviser Arnold B. Davis, ' 39 Charles E. Lambert, ' 39 Vice-Presidents Charles D. McCarty, ' 41 John Solovey, ' 40 Secretaries Charles H. Schroder, ' 40 Treasurer Philip H. Clement, ' 39 Associate Treasurer Prof. Henry E. Richards Prof. Albert E. Whittaker Prof. Milton J. Schlagenhauf Brothers in the Faculty [133] S.P.A. 1938 Edwin G. Allwood Harold R. Bonnyman Elroy A. Field Brotht Francis H. Knowkon Frederic C. Means Robert F. Rogers 1940 John C. Marin, Jr. 1941 Charles Barbour, Jr. Robert L. Briand Joseph J. Cegelski George R. Donelson Paul E. Hefron Edward L. Kingsley Lewis B. Smith Maxwell D. Stone John Telowetski Laurence S. Uhland Kenneth G. Vreeland Andrew W. Whites William H. Benjamin, ' 38 Alexander D. Fraser, ' 38 James F. Gorse, ' 38 John D. Henderson, ' 41 Benjamin K. Johnston, ' 38 Alden P. Landall, ' 39 James Pledgees Irving N. Mann, ' 41 Robert S. Marston, ' 41 Alexander J. Pater, ' 38 Frank E. Ryan, ' 40 Edward A. Sanford, Jr., ' 38 Frederick L. Sherman, ' 39 Trefethen, Jr., ' 40 [134] Hefron, Cegelski, Briand, Telowetski, Henderson, Smith, Knowlton, Stone, Sanford Barbour, Uhland, Allwood, Prof. Cleveland, Means, Rogers, Field, Whites Sigma Phi Alpha Frederic C. Means, ' 38 President Prof. Laurence F. Cleveland Faculty Adviser Robert F. Rogers, ' 38 Vice-President Laurence Uhland, ' 41 Secretary Edwin G. Allwood, ' 38 Treasurer Mr. Gerald R. Tatton Brother in the Faculty 135] G. P. K. Brothers 1938 Richard J. Chiarappa Dean H. Huff Robert H. Lewis Richard C. Savage Hugh I. Maloney Paul N. Otto Daniel J. Putzel, Jr. 1939 Alfred N. Comstock 1940 Donald O. Ferguson Roger G. McDonald Irwin W. Moran, Jr. Adelbert R. Reynolds, Jr 1941 G. Leighton Bedford Lloyd P. Crumb Simon F. Etzel Jay D. Galloway Gardner H. Lewis Donald H. Lord Pledgees George J. Apostolu, ' 41 William F. McPherson, ' 41 Edward K. Morton, ' 40 [136] Reynolds, Lewis, Comstock, Crumb, Maloney, Ferguson, McDonald, Bedford, Lewis Dr. Estes, Galoway, Etzel, Lord, Chiarappa, Putzel, Otto, Mr. Morris Gamma Phi Kappa Richard J. Chiarappa, ' 38 President Mr. Rudolph M. Morris Faculty Adviser Richard C. Savage, ' 38 Vice-President Daniel J. Putzel, Jr., ' 38 Secretary Dean H. Huff, ' 38 Treasurer Dr. Stanley G. Estes Mr Donald H. MacKenzie Mr. Rudolph M. Morris Mr. Rudolph O. Oberg Brothers in the Faculty [137] Letter Men Arthur S. Anderson, ' 41 Arthur G. Baker, ' 39 John A. Barone, ' 38 Joseph P. Beaton, ' 41 William H. Benjamin, ' 38 Andrew C. Bierenbroodspot, ' 40 Zenas W. Bliss, ' 39 Harold R. Bonnyman, ' 38 Gerald F. Bracken, ' 41 John R. Byrne, ' 40 Santo J. Cannava, ' 40 Charles G. Canney, ' 38 William H. Chambers, ' 38 James Colligen, ' 39 James J. Connolly, ' 40 Warren H. Cushman, ' 38 Wilmot H. Decker, ' 40 Gerard R. DeNapoli, ' 41 Minotti DiCicco, ' 39 William Bradford Dyer, ' 39 John O. Eckert, ' 41 Robert J. Fielding, ' 39 Emanuel A. Flumere, ' 40 Alexander D. Fraser, ' 38 Curtis R. Ganong, ' 40 William L. Gibson, ' 39 John J. Gill, ' 40 Thomas L. Gleason, ' 41 Charles E. Grant, ' 39 Gerald A. Griffin, ' 41 Robert Gurney, ' 41 Frank R. Gurkowski, ' 39 Ira J. Habeshian, ' 40 Kenneth S. Harding, ' 41 Jacob C. Hart, ' 38 William J. Hartwell, ' 39 Paul A. Hefron, ' 41 Ray F. Henderson, ' 38 Oiva E. Hintsa, ' 39 Gard ner W. Holmes, ' 41 Carl B. Johnson, ' 41 Ralph Floyd Johnson, ' 41 Raymond V. Johnson, ' 39 Arthur W. Johnston ' 38 Arnold Kaufman, ' 40 Raymond S. Chester M. Kendall, ' 40 Karol J. Krystyan, ' 39 Vincent P. Labowicz, ' 41 George C. Leek, ' 38 Frederick W. Lee, ' 40 Leo Lennon, ' 41 William H. Little, ' 40 David A. Lockerby, ' 41 John S. Lund, ' 40 Reid A. Mahaffy, ' 38 Roland J. Martin, ' 40 Allan O. McCarthy, ' 41 Ralph C. McDonald, ' 39 William A. McGrath, ' 39 Frank H. Meehan, ' 39 John F. Metherall, ' 39 Daniel W. Miles, ' 40 Chester A. Milewski, ' 38 William S. Miller, ' 38 Thomas A. Molloy, ' 39 Anthony J. Mullen, ' 38 Robert T. Pritchard, ' 40 Harold T. Regan, ' 38 Merton Rice, ' 38 Louis A. Ricci, ' 38 Ainsley Rockwood, ' 39 Stanley S. Rogers, ' 40 Gustav Rook, ' 39 Howard A. Sessler, ' 40 William J. Shields, ' 40 John N. Sivertson, ' 38 Lorin C. Skiff, ' 40 Andrew S. Smith, ' 38 Clifford A. Smith, ' 39 Lewis B. Smith, ' 41 Philip G. Smith, ' 39 Emory P. Spidell, ' 39 Alexander Struzziero, ' 41 Cornelius M. Sullivan, ' 41 William Tatel, ' 38 William E. Taylor, ' 38 Ralph V. Townsend, ' 41 Russell A. Vedoe, ' 38 Roderick P. Whittier, ' 38 Gordon E. Wright, ' 38 Yetten, ' 41 141 Assistant Coach Gallagher, Croll, Struzziero, Cannava, Hardy, MacFarland, Hallon, Howlett, Yetten, Assistant Coach Tatton Assistant Coach Kopp, Manager Brown, Hintsa, Beaton, Labowicz, Sullivan, McGrath, Anderson, Smith, Little, DeNapoli Holmes, Manager Baker, Coach Dunn Rook, Connolly, Harding, Bierenbroodspot, Bliss, Captain Meehan, Kaufman, Rogers, Johnson, Flumere Football Mr. James W. Dunn Head Coach Mr. Harold Kopp Frank H. Meehan, ' 39 (N) Captain Arthur S. Anderson, ' 41 (N) Joseph P. Beaton, ' 41 (N) Andrew A. Bierenbroodspot, ' 40 (N) Zenas W. Bliss, ' 39 (N) Santo J. Cannava, ' 40 (N) James J. Connolly, ' 40 (N) Irving Croll, ' 41 Gerard R. DeNapoli, ' 41 (N) Emanuel A. Flumere, ' 40 (N) Jay D. Galloway, ' 41 Robert Gurney, ' 41 (N) Robert O. Hallen, ' 40 Kenneth L. Harding, ' 41 (N) Albee T. Hardy, ' 41 Oiva E. Hintsa, ' 39 (N) Gardner W. Holmes, ' 41 (N) Joseph F. Howlett, ' 41 Mr. Gerald R. Tatton Mr. Herbert W. Gallagher Assistant Coaches Arthur G. Baker, ' 39 (N) Manager Carl B. Johnson, ' 41 (N) Arnold Kaufman, ' 40 (N) Chester M. Kendall, ' 40 Vincent P. Labowicz, ' 41 (N) Frederick W. Lee, ' 40 William H. Little, ' 40 (N) Donald H. Lord, ' 41 George M. MacFarlane, ' 40 Roland J. Martin, ' 40 William A. McGrath, ' 39 (N) Harvey S. Miller, ' 41 Thomas A. Molloy, ' 39 (N) Stanley L. Rogers, ' 40 (N) Gustav Rook, ' 39 (N) Philip G. Smith, ' 39 (N) Alexander J. Struzziero, ' 41 (N) Cornelius M. Sullivan, ' 41 (N) Raymond S. Yetten, ' 41 (N) Robert H. Brown, ' 39 Assistant Manager [142] Coach Jimmy Dunn master-minded his first football team to a successful season, winning four of the seven games . Starting from scratch with a new system of coaching, the players overcame many setbacks and disheartening injuries. Although a different eleven started every game, new players performed well and the fine record of North- eastern football was maintained. The season opened inauspiciously against Boston College. Not only was the score lopsided, but several star players suffered severe injuries. Then followed a victory over American International College, a fumbling loss to St. Anselm ' s, and a three- touchdown win from Lowell Textile. The Huskies continued the perfect football record against Rhode Island State in the most thrilling game of the year, winning in a last period 8 to 6 fiction finish. Before the other feature victory of the year, the eleven traveled to Canton, N. Y., to be defeated by St. Lawrence. The season was closed on Alumni Day before the largest crowd of the year at Huntington Field with a 12 to 6 win over Springfield College, ending the careers of three Northeastern greats — Captain Frank Meehan, Gustav Rook, and Zenas Bliss. Captain-Elect Jimmy Connolly and Coach Dunn can look to a successful season next fall with experienced material acquainted with the new style of play. [143 Football Scores Boston College 35 Northeastern 13 St. Anselm ' s 27 Northeastern 18 Northeastern 8 St. Lawrence 10 Northeastern 12 Northeastern 2 American International Northeastern 12 Lowell Textile Rhode Island 6 Northeastern Springfield 6 Manager Gibson, Assistant Coach Kopp, Spidell, Hastings, Walker, Labowicz, Connolly, Coach Dunn Wright, Rogers, Gleason, Meehan, Smith, Croll, Boyajian Basketball Frank H. Meehan, ' 39 (N) Captain Mr. James W. Dunn Coach William L. Gibson, ' 39 Mr. Harold W. Kopp Assistant Coach SQUAD John H. Boyajian, ' 41 (N) James J. Connolly, ' 40 (N) Irving Croll, ' 41 Thomas L. Gleason, ' 41 (N) Stanley R. Hastings, ' 41 Vincent P. Labowicz, ' 41 (N) Frank H. Meehan, ' 39 (N) Stanley L. Rogers, ' 40 (N) Lewis B. Smith, ' 41 (N) Emery P. Spidell, ' 39 (N) Raymon G. Walker, ' 41 Gordon E. Wright, ' 38 [146] Basketball As the winter athletic season opened, basketball prospects were bright. The dif- ficulties envisioned by many sports followers because of the changed rules seemed to have no terrors for the Huskies, since members of the star freshman team of last year reported, in addition to a number of veteran players. During the first contests there was as much interest in the relative performances of the sophs and the old men as in the outcome of the game. Paradoxically, the troubles of the schedule resulted from the lack of players, for the season ended with but twelve men on the squad, for five key performers were lost through ineligibility. In its second year in the New England College Conference, the basketball team finished fourth. Out of eighteen games, they won seven. The highlight of the schedule was the closing game with Connecticut State. Against a powerful Connecticut team, the Huskies fought an uphill battle to come out on top by a score of 45-40. Coach Dunn turned in a good job under trying circumstances and can be counted on for better results. Mainstays of the team were sophomores Smith, Gleason, and Labowitz. Jimmy Connolly and Stan Rogers stood out, as did retiring Captain Frank Meehan and his classmate Emery Spidell. Since most of the feature players were second and third year men, the outlook for the future is again bright. SCORES Harvard 44 Northeastern 12 Northeastern 32 Clark 29 Northeastern 33 Lowell Tech 25 Northeastern 54 Colby 38 Maine 37 Northeastern 36 Northeastern 45 Bates 22 Rhode Island 61 Northeastern 57 Northeastern 31 Maine 28 Williams 38 Northeastern 27 Springfield 44 Northeastern 28 Brown 77 Northeastern 52 Northeastern 47 New Hampshire 31 Tufts 41 Northeastern 27 New Hampshire 44 Northeastern 38 Worcester Polytech 49 Northeastern 28 Rhode Island 61 Northeastern 40 Connecticut 58 Northeastern 32 Northeastern 45 Connecticut 40 [147] Bonnyman, McCarthy, Ganong, Hartwell, Sessler, Gill, Johnson, Metherall Krystyan, Bracken, Eckert. Lennon, Fielding, Hefron Hockey Karol J. Krystyan, ' 39 (N) Captain Mr. Herbert W. Gallagher Coach Harold R. Bonnyman, ' 38 (N) Manager SQUAD Gerald F. Bracken, ' 41 (N) John R. Byrne, ' 40 (N) John O. Eckert, ' 41 (N) Robert J. Fielding, ' 39 (N) Curtis R. Ganong, ' 40 (N) John J. Gill, ' 40 Gerald A. Griffin, ' 41 (N) William J. Hartwell, ' 39 Paul E. Hefron, ' 41 (N) Raymond V. Johnson, ' 40 (N) Leo Lennon, ' 41 (N) Alan O. McCarthy, ' 41 (N) John F. Metherall, ' 39 (N) Harold A. Sessler, ' 40 (N) [148] Hockey The hockey record was disappointing after the success of last year, and the high hopes felt at the opening of the schedule. The statistics show three wins, a tie, and nine losses, with a ranking of seventh in the New England Intercollegiate Hockey League. The three victories came in a group as the high spots of the early season. Boston College, Colby, and Bowdoin fell in succession as the Husky skaters hit their peak. The 9-7 win over Boston College was especially satisfying, after the interesting bat- tles of last year. With the change of divisions, however, hockey fortunes shifted, sev- eral of the early-season aces being unavailable, so that the remaining games were not so satisfactory for Northeastern rooters. Captain Karol Krystyan, veteran goalie, Bob Fielding, Ray Metheral, and Bill Hartwell will retire, but many of the feature players of this winter will report again next ye ar. Captain-elect John Byrne set up a fine record for the games in which he played. Though competing in only ten contests, he ranked fourth in scoring among New England players, and compiled the best average of points per game in this section of the country. With such a leader, Coach Gallagher and his squad should enjoy a successful schedule next season. SCORES M.I.T. 7 Northeastern 3 Brown 9 Northeastern 7 Northeastern 5 Middlebury 5 Northeastern 9 Boston College 7 Northeastern 5 Colby 4 Northeastern 5 Bowdoin 3 Massachusetts State 7 Northeastern 3 Brown 7 Northeastern 6 M.I.T. 5 Northeastern 4 Bowdoin 5 Northeastern 1 Colby 6 Northeastern 1 New Hampshire 10 Northeastern 3 Boston College 7 Northeastern 1 [149] Coach Tatton, Sullivan, Briand, Whipple, Gill, Johnson, Mascianica, Coleman, Assistant Coach Parsons Shanker, Weightman, Hintsa, Miles, Grant, Leek, Stone, Makas, Johnston, Lockerby Track Mr. Gerald R. Tatton Head Coach George C. Leek, ' 38 (N) Captain SQUAD Arthur S. Anderson, ' 41 Andrew A. Bierenbroodspot, ' 40 Robert L. Briand, ' 41 Ralph A. Coleman, ' 41 James Colligen, ' 39 (N) Charles T. Grant, ' 38 (N) Oiva E. Hintsa, ' 39 (N) Gardner W. Holmes, ' 41 Albert D. Johnson, ' 41 Carl B. Johnson, ' 41 David A. Lockerby, ' 41 William R. MacDonough, ' 41 Albert S. Makas, ' 40 James A. MacLeod, 41 (N) designates lettermen of the 1936-1937 season [150] Prof. Edward S. Parsons Prof. Joseph W. Zeller Assistant Coaches Frank S. Mascianica, ' 41 Albert H. McAuslan, ' 41 Daniel W. Miles, ' 40 (N) Daniel Moody, ' 41 Robert T. Pritchard, ' 40 Stanley L. Rogers, ' 40 Ralph W. Rollins, ' 38 (N) George A. Shanker, ' 41 Maxwell D. Stone, ' 41 Cornelius M. Sullivan, ' 41 Severin M. Thorsen, ' 41 Richard D. Warren, ' 40 Herbert G. Weightman, ' 41 Richard S. Whipple, ' 40 Track The track outlook was dismal when Coach Tatton, for the first time as head coach, issued his call for candidates early in December. Many of the regular point get- ters of last year were no longer competing. Persistent efforts by the coaching staff and the members of the team, however, produced a satisfactory season and all are looking forward to continued success in the outdoor meets. In the first dual meet, the Huskies were victorious over Bates at Lewiston, Maine. Against Brown and the University of Maine, the track forces did not fare as well, being overwhelmed by Maine and nosed out by the Bruins in a disappointing contest. Individual stars were Captain George Leek, Danny Miles, and George Masciani- ca. Though each turned in many fine performances, these seem most noteworthy: the 6 ' 2% jump by Miles at Brown, the record 1000-yard run by Leek at Maine after he had finished a fast mile, and Mascianica ' s 600-yard effort in the Bates meet which bettered the cage record held by Olympic runner Arnold Adams. The relay team won two of three possible firsts in feature runs in New York and Boston. In the Prout Games, Middlebury and Amherst were outdistanced, and the Huskies breezed by St. John ' s College, Connecticut State, and New Hampshire at the Millrose Games at Madison Square Garden. The finishing order in the B.A.A. Games was New Hampshire, Northeastern, Connecticut State. In the I.C.4A. meet, the three star performers represented Northeastern. Miles was the only successful place winner, with a 6 ' 2 leap for fourth place. Grant, Holmes Mascianica, Leek, MacDonoug [151] Kr ' • - - , Cross Country Even though greatly weakened when Captain-elect Zamparelli dropped out of school, the cross-country runners, led by Captain George Leek and Ralph Townsend, performed well, winning two of five dual meets. The win over Massachusetts State was gratifying for the Huskies became the first team to defeat the State runners on their home course. After defeating Connecticut State and Massachusetts State, the harriers dropped meets with Rhode Island and Maine. In a triangular run against Tufts and M.I.T. Northeastern finished second behind a strong Jumbo team. In the final appearance of the season, the N.E.I. C. A. A. A. competition, the Huskies gained eighth place with Captain Leek tenth man to finish. Coach Morang should have a worthwhile record next fall, since most of his veterans, including Captain-elect Robert Pritchard, will again run for the Red and Black. [152 I Coach Morang, Pritchard, Townsend Kippen, Lockerby, Leek, Landsman, Skiff Cross Country Squad George C. Leek, ' 38 (N) Captain Mr. Herbert S. Morang Coach Charles T. Grant, ' 38 Russell F. Kippen, ' 40 A. Ebbie Landsman, ' 41 David A. Lockerby, ' 41 (N) Robert T. Pritchard, ' 40 (N) Lorin C. Skiff, ' 40 (N) Loring M. Thompson, ' 40 Ralph V. Townsend, ' 41 (N) [153] Coach McCoy, Johnson, Lund, Habeshian, Tatel, Manager Spears McDonald, Callahan, Co-Captain Meehan, Co-Captain Rook, Connolly, Little Baseball Frank H. Meehan, ' 39 (N) Gustav Rook, ' 39 (N) Captains Mr. Alfred M. McCoy Coach Donald R. Spears, ' 37 (N) Ernest W. Barrasso, ' 40 John R. Byrne, ' 40 Joseph T. Callahan, ' 40 (N) James J. Connolly, ' 40 (N) John J. Gill, ' 40 Edmund T. Grogan, ' 40 Ira J. Habeshian, ' 39 (N) Raymond V. Johnson, ' 39 (N) Fen ton G. Keyes, ' 39 Frederick W. Lee, ' 40 William H. Little, ' 40 (N) John S. Lund, ' 40 (N) Ralph C. McDonald, ' 39 (N) William Tatel, ' 38 (N) Roy M. Wiggin, ' 40 Gordon E. Wright, ' 38 (N) [154] Baseball 1937 The 1937 baseball season was the last in which Al McCoy functioned as a North- eastern coach, and the first in which the New England College Conference League, composed of the University of Maine, the University of New Hampshire, Rhode Island State College, Connecticut State College, and Northeastern, was extended to baseball. The team was moderately successful, winning eight of nineteen games and securing third place in the conference. Starting the season with much untried material, Coach McCoy formed a credit- able team, developed several star players, and left the nucleus of a nine for 1938. Co- Captains Frank Meehan and Gustav Rook contributed to the success of the team, Meehan through his tight defensive work at first base and his powerful hitting, Rook through his clever pitching and outfielding. Other men who became important during the season are Joe Callahan, Bill Little, and Ralph McDonald. Callahan, known to sports writers as Smoky Joe , was one of the finest pitchers in intercollegiate circles in recent years. After the season had ended, he left school for a career in professional baseball. McDonald played well at second base, and was rewarded at the end of the season by election to the captaincy for 1938. Coach Gallagher should find little trouble this year because of his own proved ability, and the familiar men he will work with. BASEBALL SCORES Northeastern 11 Northeastern 6 Rhode Island 6 Panzer 7 Long Island 5 Tufts 3 Boston College 10 Northeastern 10 Northeastern 16 Connecticut 7 Rhode Island 2 Northeastern 11 Northeastern 2 Harvard 12 Northeastern 8 New Hampshire 8 Boston College 5 Northeastern 9 Long Island 9 American International Tufts 4 Northeastern 2 Northeastern 5 Northeastern 4 Northeastern 2 Northeastern University of Maine 7 New Hampshire 3 Northeastern 5 Northeastern 1 Lowell Textile 3 Clark Northeastern 3 University of Maine 6 Northeastern 2 Northeastern 2 Worcester Polytechnical 8 Northeastern 2 [155 Jensen, Carpenter, Coach Alexander, Rosnov, Merchant Sayward, Kodis, Capt. Chipman, Hunter, Forbes John F. Chipman, ' 38 (N) Rifle Team Mr. John J. Devine Assistant Coach Prof. William T. Alexander Coach Vernon F. Carpenter, ' 40 John F. Chipman, ' 38 (N) A. Sherman Davis, ' 40 (N) George F. Forbes, ' 39 (N) Grant S. Jensen, ' 41 Ralph D. Kodis, ' 40 Leonard G. Merchant, ' 41 Maxwell Rosnov, ' 39 (N) S. Stowe Sayward, ' 40 (N) SCORES M.I.T 901 Wentworth 881 Northeastern 708 Northeastern 876 Northeastern 850 New Hampshire 1068 New Hampshire 1050 Northeastern 867 Northeastern 869 Northeastern 894 Northeastern 866 Rhode Island 665 Lowell Textile 836 Worcester Tech. 841 Northeastern 1050 Northeastern 1035 Worcester Tech 865 Lowell Textile 849 [156] Willis, Manuel, Thomas, Zeigler, Berlowe, Stone Cheer Leaders Alvin M. Berlowe, ' 40 Leader Mr. John W. Tuthill Thomas M. McAuley, ' 41 E. George Manuel, ' 39 Walter Scone, ' 42 Reginald C. Thomas, ' 41 John K. Willis, ' 39 William Ziegler, ' 42 [157] Acknowledgments The Cauldron Board is grateful for the assistance of: Mrs. Alexandra G. Shaw of the Department of Student Activities Mr. Dino Valz of the Andover Press Mr. Russell C. Knight of the Bickford Engraving and Electrotyp- ing Company- Professor Everett C. 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[180 NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY DAY DIVISION The three colleges of the Day Division of Northeastern University are conducted on the co-operative plan. After the freshman year students may alternate their periods of study with periods of work in the employ of business or industrial concerns at ten-week intervals. Under this plan they gain valuable experience and earn a large part of their college expenses. COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Offers a broad program of college subjects serving as a foundation for the understanding of modern culture, social relations, and technical achievement. Varied opportunities available for vocational special- ization. Degree: Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Offers curricula in Civil, Mechanical (with Diesel, Air Conditioning, and Aeronautical options), Electrical, Chemical, Industrial Engineering, and Engineering Administration. Classroom study is supplemented by experiment and research in well-equipped laboratories. 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