Syracuse University - Onondagan Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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Alumni AHsoriatums (HJjr Oktuu-al Alumni Kzmtwtxan ©fttwrjs fnr 19118-00 President— Dr. E. J. WYXKOOP, ' 92 Vice President— Mrs. KATE GARDINER COOK, ' 86 Recording Secretary— JOHN C. ROLAND. ' 99 Financial Secretary — Prof. H. A. PECK, ' 85 loarn of HJtrwfnrB Dr. E. J. WYXKOOP Mrs. KATE G. COOK JOHN C. ROLAND Prof. H. A. PECK Miss EMOGENE DAY E. W. GREGG EDWIN II. GAGGIN F. W. VAN LENGEN L. E. WHITTIC JAMES DOLLAR D Miss MABEL C. SMALLWOOD Miss BESSIE PARSONS F. M. HARVEY Alumni AsHoriattmt of (flollror of ilHeiiirto President — Dr. W. B. REID Rome N Y First Vice President — Dr. A. A. YOUNG Newark N. Y Second Vice President— Dr. CHARLES ZERNOOY Cortland N. Y. Recording Secretary ' — Dr. MARY SWEET Syracuse N. Y Corresponding Secretary— Dr. GEORGE B. BROAD Syracuse N. Y. Treasurer — Dr. A. C. Mercer , Syracuse, N. Y tExmtttur (Cnmmtttrr- Dr. C. E. COON, Syracuse, N. Y. Dr. G. S. BRITTEN, Syracuse, N. Y. Dr. C. A. COZEL, Syracuse, N. Y. Dr. WALTER A. SCOTT, Niagara Falls, N, Y. Dr. JOHN S. KELLEY, Binghamton, N. Y. 22

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Perhaps no grander work or more fruitful of good results can engage the thought and energy of men than the founding and developing of a great univer- sity. The thought of one man or a few men may underlie it, but it requires the wise planning, the intelligent organizing, the generous giving, the faithful co- operation, the inspiring teaching of many other men and women to foster the plant and to realize its possibilities. Syracuse University is an admirable il- lustration. Prosperous almost beyond belief, its energies are devoted not to the development of material results, but to the quickening of thought, the investi- gation of truth and the formation of character. A few choice spirits labored at the founding; many loyal and zealous successors have entered into their labors and made them fruitful. THE STADIUM

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President First Vice-Pre sident Second Vice-President Third Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Corresponding Secretary Nmt $nrk ditty Alumni AsBoriatimt (Formed Nov. 20, 1891) OFFICERS FOR 1907-1908 FRANK J. MARION, A. B., ' 90 W. WARD DAMON, Ph. B., ' 87 GUY H. BASKERVILLE, A. B., BERTRAND M. TIPPLE, A. B., HARRIS A. HOUGHTON, A. B. EDWARD SNYDER, LL. B., ' 03 HELENA EVANS, Ph. B., ' 01 ' 95 ' 94 M. D. , ' 95 (Hljmuui Alumni Assuriatiuu (Formed March ig, 1898) OFFICERS FOR 1907-igoS President RHODERICK P. HOLLETT, A. M., 79 Vice President Mrs. HATTIE COBB SMITM, A. B., ' 86 Secretary HORACE M. FORD, ex- ' 87 Treasurer EDWARD E. HILL, A. M., ' 88 itnrljfstrr Alumni Assnriation (Formed March 8, igoo) OFFICERS FOR 1907-1908 President EUGENE H. HOWARD, A. M., M. D., ' 03 Vice President CORNELIA WHITE THOMAS, M. D., ' 95 Secretary and Treasurer WILLIAM W. NICHOLS. A. M. ' 94 Huffalu Alumni Assnriatiou (Formed April ig, igoo) OFFICERS FOR i 9 07-igo8 President CHARLES M. UNDERHILL, A. M., ' 60 Vice President WILLIAM W. SMALL WOOD, B. S., 72 Secretary GEORGE J. CHAMPLIN, ex- ' Ol Treasurer D. FORREST PHELPS, A. B., ' 03 Albany Alumni Assnriatiun (Formed April 2g, igoi) OFFICERS FOR igo7-igo8 CHAS. E. HAMILTON, A. M., D. D., ' 86 FREDERICK J. M. TOPPING, LL. B., ' 97 CHARLES A. HAGAMAN, ex- ' 88 GENE ETHEL MARKHAM, A. B., ' 03 BENEDICT R. HATMAKER, ex- ' 87 President First Vice President Second Vice President Secretary Treasurer 23