Stevens Institute of Technology - Link Yearbook (Hoboken, NJ)

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LEWIS ELLIS SAXBY, 95 ..... . . IQ Braemore Road, Upper Montclair, Manager Class Baseball C15 C253 Asst. Manager Baseball C353 Secretary Dramatic SO- ciety C353 Asst. Sec. S. E. S. C353 President S. E. S. C455 Class Track Team C15 C25- ALNVIN JOSEPH SCI-IWAD, 95, TBTI ..... 313 McDonough St., Brooklyn, Class Lacrosse Team C153 Asst. Mgr. Varsity Show C253 Mgr. C35 C453 Asst. Busi- ness Mgr. Link C35. EDWIN JULIUS SCI-IWANI-IAUSSER, 95 ..... 158 Fairview Ave., Jersey City, Mgr. Class.Basketball Team C153 Class Lacrosse C253 S. A. A. Lacrosse C253 Asst. Business Mgr. Stute C35 3 Business Mgr. C45 3 Junior Dinner Committee C35 3 Class Cheer Leader C353 Publicity Committee C353 Class Treasurer C453 Senior Dinner Committee C453 Senior Ball Committee C45. PETER PAUL SMITH, 'PKU ......,. I8 Britton St., Jersey City, Class Vice-President C153 Class Football C15 C253 Musical Clubs C35 C453 Varsity Track Team C35. RAYMOND PIERRE SMITH . ..... . . 50 Glebe St., Orange, LUCIEN BEDELL STONE . .... . . I4 Garfield Place, East Orange, CHARLES CLINTON STRETCH, B9TI, Khoda, TBTT . . 171 North Clinton St., East Orange, Class Track Team C15 C25 C35 C453 Varsity Track Team C15 C25 C35 C453 Manager Class Track Team C15 C253 Captain Class Football Team C15 C25 3 Calculus Cremation Committee C253 Varsity Football Team C25 C35 C453 Captain C35 C453 Class Repre- sentative on Athletic Board C351 Captain Varsity Track Team C35 C453 Class Presi- dent C35 C453 President of Athletic Assn. C45. l N-I N. N. N N. N N Y I I J I I ROY HARRISON THOMPSON, KIREK .... . . 69 Adams St., Mount Vernon, N. Y. Varsity Track Team C15 C25 C35 C453 Class Secretary C453 Senior Ball Committee C45. ICENNETH UNDERXVOOIJ ........ g 259 Mt. Prospect Ave., Newark, N. J. President Musical Clubs C453 President Stevens Radio Assn. C45. FREDERICK WILLARD VAN ORDEN, EN ..... 131 Hancock Ave., Jersey City, N. J. Varsity Baseball CI53 Senior Ball Committee C45. CHARLES WINDsOR VAN VI.IET, 'PZK . ........ Shrewsbury, N. J. Chairman Junior Dinner Committee C35 3 Junior Prom Committee C35 3 Junior-Senior Reception Committee C353 Asst. Mgr. Lacrosse C353 Mgr. Lacrosse C45 Cresigned53 Senior Ball Committee C45. WILLIAM BRUNO WACHTLER, 95, TBH ..... 311 Madison St., Passaic, N. J. S. A. A.. Baseball C253 Associate Editor Link C353 Junior Editor Stute C353 Asso- ciatecIf3ditOr1Stutc C453 Honor Board C35, C453 Chairman C453 Interclass Rush Commit- tee 4. DONALD EDWARD WHITLOCK, TRU ....... 65 N. IItl1 St., Newark, N. J. Junior-Senior Reception Committee C353 Senior Ball Committee C45. RAL1-H HCJUGHTON WILEY, ONE ........ Massapequa, L. I., N. Y. Varsity Tennis Team C25 C351 Captain C45. SAMUEL CRANE WILLIAMS, 9NE, TBTI ..... 319 Valley Road, West Orange, N. J. Business Mgr. Stute C453 Vice-President S. E. S. C45. JOHN Dow WILLIAMSON, 9NE ....... Murray Ave., Ridgewood, N. J. Varsity Tennis Team C25 C35. PAUL WORTH, 'PKH . ......... 289 Henry St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Class Lacrosse Team C153 S. A. A. Lacrosse Ctl.

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. '- Q Ali 4 ' 5 . w . . f A. MR ssl Ii ariarat .5 .5 , .- . -fl' --L 'A' .. 'rr G- H 4 ,Q CONWAY DICKINSON HlI.I.MAN, iTl3ll ....... ' 272 Ridge St., Newark, N. J. Class Lacrosse Team C15 C255 S. A. A. Lacrosse C25 5 Varsity Track C25 C35 5 S. A. A. Football C35. ROBERT FRANCIS 15101-IMAN, THU, Khoda ..... 907 High St., Fort Wayne, Ind. Sophomore Dinner Committee C255 Calculus Cremation Committee C255 Editor-in- Chief Link C355 Winner of Priestly Prize C355 Honor Board C455 Editor-in-Chief gtuge 2435 Class Historian C455 Chairman Senior Dinner Committee C455 Secretary S. . . 4 . FRANCTS IKITCHELL HOWELIE, 93, Khoda ..... 123 Broad St., Newark, N. J. Manager Class Lacrosse C15 5 Freshman Representative on Athletic Assn. C15 5 S. A. A. Football C155 Varsity Football C25 C35 C45 5 Varsity Track C15 C25 C355 Class Vice- President, Class President C255 Class Lacrosse C255 Secretary S. A. A. C355 Business Mgr. Link C355 Class Vice-President C455 President Student Council C45. RAYMOND STEXVART HUNICICIS, 1112K .......... Roselle. N. J. Musical Clubs C15 C355 Cast Varsity Show C15 C35 C455 Junior Dinner Committee C355 Author Varsity Show C455 Senior Ball Committee C45. WILLIAM GEORGE JAcKsoN ........ 225 Willis Ave., New York City Class Cheer Leader C45. l-lANs RUno1.PI-1JAEc:G1.1, SEK, Khoda ..... 23 Cloverhill Place, Montclair, N. J. Varsity Baseball C15 C25 C355 Captain C35 C455 Class Dinner Committee C155 Musical Cil1l?SDCI5 C255 Class Baseball C15 C255 Captain C155 Chairman Junior Prom Commit- tee 3 . HERMAN Ano1.P11 Ko1-ILMAN, GNE, THU . . . . 1204 Hudson St., Hoboken, N. J. Manager Varsity Tennis C45. FREDERICK IKUIILEN, JR .......... 620 Garden St., Hoboken, N. J. ICENNETI-I LAWRENCE, qwllli, Khoda ....... 81 Hamilton Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. S. A. A. Lacrosse C155 Varsity Lacrosse C25 C355 S. A. A. Football C255 Class Lacrosse C15 C255 Class Football C255 Honor Board C25 C35 C455 Chairman Calculus Cremation Committee C255 Class Vice-President C355 Junior Prom Committee C355 Associate Editor Link C355 Cast of Varsity Show CI5 C25 C35 C455 Junior-Senior Reception Committee C355 Interclass Rush Committee C35 C455 Chairman C455 Glec Club C35 C455 Quartet C455 Varsity Cheer Leader C45. VERNON WILRUR LEMMON, THU ..... 135 South Munn Ave., East Orange, N. J. Glee Club C15 C25 C35 C455 Varsity Show C15. JO!-IN EDWARD LUDEMANN ....... . 578 East 163d St., New York City Jo1-IN VV11.1.1AM MIEIQSI-ION ..... . II3 Hillside Ave., Newark, N. J. Class Historian C255 Orchestra C35 C45. WALTER EDMUNIJ JosE1'11 NIOORE, 9NE . . . . 112 Glenwood Ave., Jersey City, N. J. Captain Freshman Basketball Team C15. I 'l'11EonoRE Jo11N NEDDERMANN, ONE . . . . 1455 72d St., Brooklyn, N. Y. PERCY CARLTON PAQUETTE, TBTI . , Associate Editor Stute C45. Jo1-IN 'l'RAP1-1AoEN P11E1.1fs, ATA ...... 2431 Creston Ave., New York City Class Football C255 Treasurer Athletic Assn. C45. MARTIN HENRY REYMOND ......... 552 River St., Paterson, N. J. FREDERICK JOHN RIKER, q1EK, Khoda, TBTI . . .. .... Piermont, N- Y- Varsity Baseball C15 C25 C355 Class Dinner Committee C255 Calculus Cremation Committee C255 Art Editor Link C355 Junior-Senior Reception Committee C353 Asso- ciate Editor Stute C455 Honor Board C455 Senior Ball Committee C455 Senior Dinner Committee C45. '

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r SC Hzktory of The Class of 1915 . ITI-I mixed feelings of oy and dread our one hundred and twenty young fellows passed thru the portals of Stevens one Friday in September, 1911, to enroll their names in the Freshman Class. Not many had a clear idea of the obstacles they were to encounter before many months had passed away. Of course, President Humphreys explained the system that they would work under and how the weeding-out process was conducted, but they were too strange and bewildered to give proper heed to the President's words. Not until later were they to remember them. At the time of enrollment they were busy with their thoughts, induced by the formidable placard they had seen in the lobby threatening them with dire punish- ment if they infringed upon the rules of conduct set forth on that placard. Wlien, on the following Monday, they were told to prepare for the Cane Rush, it was with fear and trembling that they huddled together to obey. Their defeat was the beginning of the making of them. After they had tasted Sophomore blood and come out of the fray with only torn clothes and a few bruises, they were heartened even in their beating by the knowledge that as soon as they became acquainted with one another they could fight the enemy with back to back of friend. In this belief they were more sure after they had mixed under the hospitable auspices of the Y. M. C. A., which had held the Freshman Reception in their honor. Greatly outnumbering their enemies, the Sophs, the Freshmen went into the Flag Rush determined to pull down the flag, but the rules gave their opponents too decided an advantage. So again they suffered defeat. The same happened in the Cane Sprees, when the Sophomore representatives, by reason of their experience and a knowledge of the game, took the three canes from their opponents. Again, in the Tie-up, from which too many Freshmen absented themselves, the latter were again defeated. They did show up better in the Tug-of-war, probably because of the heavy anchor at their end of the rope. Be that as it may, they had lost too many events to hope they would get their class pipes. Early in November, at the Track Meet, the Sophs inflicted still another defeat on the Freshies to the tune of 59-67. The next week, after the main Soph-Freshman contests were over, the Fresh- man Class organized permanently. The interclass battles had served to bind it and incidentally to indicate the good men, those who were to carry the burdens of activity as time progressed. The Freshman basketball team was fully organized about this time and played four scheduled games and several others, but was beaten in every one. The football team enjoyed no better fortune at the hands of the Sophomores in December. Beyond this there was little other Freshman