Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute - Transit Yearbook (Troy, NY)

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:kPhilip Frederick Stephens, Chester Hastings Stillman, M E, 6 N E, Nathaniel French Thompson, 'I' A 9, K. C. Thomas Livingston 'Watlcins, 9 N E, Charles -loseph VVeaver, Frederick Howard Amer, John Pierpont Barnum, A K E, K. C. N., Howard Willotigliby Benedict, A K E, K. C. Benjamin Lucian Campbell, A T A, K. C. N., Chas. Howard Cole, VVilliam Hoofman Crogo, Rafael Cabrera, Michael Philip Davis, Ir., A CD, Chas. Healey Day, A T A, VValter Blenn Greggs. X T, E 0. Arthur Garfield Kingman, 'W alter Subren Klos, Alfred Andrew Kellogg, David Lewis Kramer, Verana, N. Y. Troy, N. Y. N., Troy, N. Y. Cazztbridge, N. Y. lfVL1f6I'f07'd, N. Y. fkRalph Lord W'hitcomb, R. S. John Carroll 'Watts R. S. E 1 -: 9 Frederick Charles Koerner, Ir., zklirncst Reppenhagen, john Oswald Sibhald, R. S. E., Ellurmer illllrmhrra Ballston Spa, N. Y. Tray, N. Y. N., Troy, N. Y. Cltieago, Ill. Rensselaer, N. Y. Carbondale, Pa. Havana, Cnba. Ottawa, Canada H01'nellswille, N. Y. f0Il1L'5f0'ZLl77,, N. Y. Pittsburg, Pa. New Orleans, La. Green Island, N. Y. Oil City, Pa. Frank Nvllllillll McCauley, Albert Arthur Mclintee, A T A, Thos. Joseph Mattinzore, Geo. Lawrence Morrissey, VValter Edward Nichols, 9 E, Patrick Henry O'Bryan, Clement Griscom Randle, David Rees, Harold Benton Scarborough, R. Archibald Kidston Stace, Gerald Arthur Sullivan, VVilliam A. Treadwell, X '15, Edward VValz, Chas. Philip Wells, Clarence Edgar VVood, - J -F?-mes A .Fey 'I' -'fe C A - .e2 , 535:24-'aka 6 X ,. se . ige ' ' 27 E., N E, S. E., Somerville, Mass. Vincennes, Ind. Troy, N. Y. Highland Falls, N. Y. Troy, N. Y. Ha71e1'st1'aw, N . Y. lfVest1n0i'eland, N. Y. Albany, N. Y. Troy, N. Y. Troy, N. Y. Troy, N. Y. Chester, Pa. Castle Rock, Utah Oil City, Pa. YV0l'C6Sf6'1', Mass. ' Catskill, N. Y. Albany, N. Y. Oil City, Pa. Butte, M ontana Troy, N. Y.

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Herbert Thompson Arnold, Jay Arthur Auringer, Horatio Locke Baker, B A B, James Clark Bell, R. S. E., 9 N Paul Adolphus Bankson, WVilliam Flint Bixby, -1 Ev Harry 'Wlilliam Benkart, 9 EI, E 0 :kLloyd Seely Blackman, X CP, l'George Frederick Bond, Jr., kEdWard Hooker Boughton, Jr., Albert Braunschweiger, 9 N E, ifEarl Ladu Buswell, Harold XfVarren Bnrge, B A B, Bl-'ercy Shiras Brown, 9 E, K. C. N., Willai'd Louis Caler, R. S. E., Harry Lee Clarke, Hoys Hutchenson Clemens, X T, Leroy Walter' Clark, Allan Dewitt Colvin, R. S. E., B A B, iflinmhera Stlzagliticolee, N. Y. Colioes, N. Y. Troy, N. Y. Albany, N. Y. Oil City, Pa. S1'erra Madre, Cal. Allegheny, Pa. West Reflding, Conn. Tray, N. Y. Troy, N. Y. Oil City, Pa. l'l7rzte1'olief, N. Y. Troy, N. Y. Elizabeth, N. f. Norforle, Va. Meclzanict11'lle, N. Y. Erie, Pa. Troy, N. Y. Troy, N. Y. Charles Francis Crowley, R. S. E., 9 N E, Troy, N. Y. Albert N. Connett, Jr., A 'P, 2 0, B1'0n1.ley Park, England Norman Eugene Cottrell, A Troy, N. Y. Harry Patrick Condon, Saratoga, N. Y. Allison Bales Doolittle, R. S. E., B A B, Albion, N. Y. John King Devitt, A T A, K. C. N., ,S'l1,a1'pstJllle, Pa. Frank Young Dorrance, I Troy, N. Y. Gurdon Gebhart Elster, if 1' A, 9 N E, K. C. N., B A B, Spmiglield, O. Orville Elting, Kingston, N. Y. John Barret Elster, 9 E, X E X, E 0, K. C. N., B A B, Springiield, O. Russell Burns Easton, Aberdemi., So. Dale. Andrew Larnbeito Fernandez Nuwell, U. H. A., Havana, Cuba. Royal George Finch, A K E, K. C. N., Granville, N. Y. VVilliam Addison Fox, 9 N E, K. C. N., Pittsburg, Pa. George Hoag Gifford, X T, Earl Charles Hackett, 9 N E, i:VVarren Vincent Harris, 9 N E, James Mitchell Hemphill, Carl Feodor Heintze, fkGeorg'e Clayton Hill, iJohnson Ferguson Hendry, John Smith Hoover, C. E., George D. Hughey, A CP, E 0, K. C. N., folmsovwille, N. Y. Hornellsrfllle, N. YQ Buffalo, N, Y. West Chester, Pa. Egg Harbor, N. I. Fulton, N. Y. Troy, N. Y. Canton, Ohio Pittslynrg, Pa. Thomas Patrick Berchmans Kennedy, 9 N E, Albany, N. Y. Francis James Keis, John Anthony Korschen, Jr., James Francis Laughran, A K 13, VVilliam Sherman Lozier, R. S. E., 9 N E, 'bHenry Jerome Latham, 'l:Frank Albert Nearburg, James Lester Neeran, A T, K. C. N., E 0, Frank Henry Mason, Emmett L. Marsh, A T, 2 0, Vlfaferoliet, N. Y. Troy, N. Y. Kingston, N. Y. Rochester, N. Y. lllyslic, Conn. Bniicalo, N. Y. lflflnfe Plains, N. Y. Somervxille, lldfass. San Francisco, Cal. Charles Carlisle McGee, K E, R. S. E., 9 N E, K. C. N., McGce's Mfills, Pa. Charles Nordquist Morgan, X CP, New Rochelle, N. Y. Joseph Edward Mincher, David Noonan, Charles Herbert Neel, 9 N E, Frank Garfield Oliver, Colioes, N. Y. Saratoga, N. Y. Brooleollle, Pa. Bnliialo, N. Y. Fidelio Hughes Oliphant, Jr., A K E, K. C. N., B A B, Chester David Porter, 9 N E, Francis McEwan Pruyn, X '17, George Morris Raynsford, 9 NE, Robert Bruce Reed, Charles Cornwall Reed, A K E, K. Ralph G. Shankland, John Kuhn Scott, A K E, K. C. Oil City, Pa. Green Island, N. Y. Albany, N. Y. Albany, N. Y. Hunt-ingdon, Pa. C. N., B A B, Oil City, Pa. Chicago, Ill. N., Pzrtsbnrg, Pa.

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.- V . gs x we its S XM S , X gig gt. XX . as .-N-Q S S in 1 X e s s Ss s s X X a cS S rx S T .5 . - rx 1 - l Rv it -S . X x'X E X X stretch only remains, and we have but to pass under the wire and receive the wait- ing prizes of diplomas, congratulations and pardonable pride. It will be an exciting moment and all eyes are fixed upon it with expectation. Therefore it seems a poor time to turn backward and review the race so nearly ended. Nevertheless it is well that we do so while we are still bunched together before our 'final separation, Lest we forget. Our earlier years have been amply chronicled. Being such they have been treated with light abandon. Their written histories teem with gleams of the hammer and barbs of pointed Wit QPD. Now, however, the hammer seems to have lost its usefulness and the Weapons of levity to be out of place. Qur last year, the apex of our Institute career, inspires us with a feeling of solemnity, almost of sadness, that forbids anything but serious con- sideration. A record of facts would be dry reading so let us rather try to make it a record of impressions. While a complete recital of our impressions, or rather HE LAST LAP is nearly finished, the home 28 expressions would undoubtedly cause joy among a few, still in the interests of society we feel rather constrained to present a somewhat curtailed edition. For the fourth time we foregathered after our usual hard summer's labor. The immediate purpose was the Summer Survey. This is designed with the idea of re- cuperating the health of such students as have suffered from overwork during the summer. Of course there have been isolated instances where one has persistently overestimated a slight Hush or something like that and in consequence returned in a state of negative recuperation. As a rule though much can be gained from the Summer Survey, especially if the professor makes himself really one of the party and does not try to keep the upper hand in all his dealings. Qur trip was no exception and inas- much as a great many men learned to run in the spiral, it was said to be a success. In the nature of a reaction came the courses in Astron- omy and Resistances, a delightful combination that seemed to please everybody equally well. 'W e often thought that we could have learned one, were the other dear charmer awayf' So we coquetted with both of them.