Syracuse University - Onondagan Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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I0-H Iinlramm- :xml Suppl:-rm-nl:u'y L'x:unin:1tinns. I3-I-I lim-gislmtiull ill ull Vfnlll-gvs. H FifilSt'II1t'SlL'l'bl'1.1iIlSillilllc'llH4'L11'!4. Sturlvnls znssvmhlm- in John Vmulsa- Crmllvpm- II:11I, 0,30 .1. ln. 27 lflxn-llsizm i'rx1lr'sc-slu-mill. Nov. 2 Elm-vlirmll Dany, N0l'l1l:451'S. 25-27 Tllzulksgivixm Vnvutimm. Dov, I4 NIl'C'liIl110fllIl' 'l'rnstc-vs. Dm-. 22-jun. 4 C'hrislnms Vawuli 1021 UH. jun. 21 First sm-1111-slvlw-11rls. 22 EIlll'2llN't'l'XIll!lill1lliUIlS. 2-L26 S4-I1iul'wl-ok. li:-gislrulimm fur svvzmxlrl svllwstvr. 27 Sm-mm! sc-Inc-slor In-gins. Ifvh. 3 Day uf Prnyvr fur Vullmu-s. 22 XVusllil1glul1'sHirllnlzly. Nuvlnssvs. Mnrvlu 2-I-30 Enslr-r Vncu ion. l jum- 3- X fifllllIlll'l1f'l'llll'Ill XV1-1-lc. ln N5 Oonsxgn- F O'RE WO'RD QQF, in these pages, an accurate picture of events and achieve- ments of the past year has been sketched, which 'will impress upon all Syracusans the progressive port belfum .ffatuf of university life, as inspired by the history, customs and traditions of our Alma Mater' -then the purpose of THli 1921 ONoNDAGAN will have been ful- filled. To SENATOR FRANCIS HENDRICKS President of the Board of Trustees of Syracuse University, in grateful appreciation of his true friendship and his sincere interest in the affairs of the Students, their activities, and in the University at large-we, the Class of 1921, Dedicate this Volume of THE ONONDAGAN. SIQNATOR FRANCIS PIENDRICKS TX ,Ill l 4 'll ogg QNQNDAGANL W'E D The 1921 Qnnnhagan btaff I-IENRY I-I. A. BLYTH . GEORGE W. PARKER . EDWARD B. HOUGHTALING . . HELEN BOWEN . . . CECIL V. DONOVAN . . DONALD M. MAWIAIINNEY JOHN G. SIMMONS Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Asst. Business Manager Women's Editor ' Art Editor RUTH L. HERST ESTHER H. BENNING Qssuciate QEhitors AGNES C. GRAVES BERNICE G. BUTLER MARJORIE TITUS BEss1E L. SEITZ GENEVIEVE A. CALKINS CAROLYN G. HOWSE ANNE C. HART BERDELLA F. KRUEGER CAROL M. BOzOvsKY M'ILDRED I. PORTER EDNA M. COMPTON ROBERT N. LINDSAY EMERSON M. RAYNOR ALFRED E. FIVAZ LOUIS R. SOUDER Biff 1921 M ' r SBK C11 Flight Zin jllllemoriam Beaths ot Qlumni, 19194920 Rinne, 66. Qblin lorkmooh, !IBemetrius YL. lougee, CtEarl Sa. Mark, Russell Sv. illlaelap, QEogur 9. illlledbhee, illllarion Cgllllrs. Qllolemanb jliorris, Qlarlton 39. ibenhergast, jliieholas wi. Remington, jfrank 9. bmalltnooh, MH. Qllhornton Velaski, william QE. Qlilllallis, 15. 7LeRop welsh, illllauhe QE. Ulillhattler, Qliarl 06. 31 ohnson, Svarah Cillllrs. Qbregorpb Zlnhretos, Zbagel jlllloore Berk, Ziela iliooine, Qirir iliostirlx, fllllauer Zip. Qlronauer, Zahn Dexter, william CE. Bomb, Qhrens R. Jferguson, jaellie fllllurrap jfort, william jill. Jfuller, william 113. Qbreen, fdlarrie ilaoloen, Raleigh Zhoplxins, jfrank Zbinting, Ulillong Nine D Q x xxx 0 v ' 'Q U O 1 D F ONONDAG , 0 Ulirustees of Syracuse Tliiuihersitp Gffieers nf the iliuarh I-ION. FRANCIS HENDRICKS . ........ - . President WII.LlAM H. PECK . . . . First Vice-President CHARLES E. CHAPPELL . . . Second Vice-President DR. JOHN A. SLEICHER . . . Third Vice-President DEWITT B. THOMPSON . . ........ . Secretary WINFORD L. BAssETT . ......... . Treasurer fllixeeutihe fniummittee The Chancellor is Chairman, Ex-Olhcio, of all Standing Committees DANIEL M. EDWARDS . ALEXANDER T. BROWN l'IURLBUR'l' W. SMITH EDWIN R. REDHEAD I-ION. FRANClS I'IENDRIcKs I-IORACE S. WlI.KINSON CHARLES E. CHAPPELL EDMUND L. FRENCH Zluhiting uiummitter VVILLIAM l-I. PECK ' DANIEL M. EDWARDS JAMES M. GILRERT Zinsuranee Qtnmmittee EDMIIND L. FRENCH - DONALD DAY CHARLES W. TOORE . M. E. BLANCHARD legal Cdlommittee LOUIs MARSHALL EDWIN NOTTINGHAM GEORGE H. MAXWELL D. RAYMOND Conn Qlinihersitp benate The Chancellor and the Deans Trustees: LEVI S. CIIAPMAN, MRS. ELOISE NOTTINGHAM Professors: PATTEE, C. W. HARGITT, FREY, WATERS, HURST, KNOWLTON and TRACY Qlirustees of the :Rein Pork btate Qinllege nf jfnrestrp Qlix-QBffieiu ChancellOr.JAMEs ROscOE DAY, S.T.D., D.C.L., LL.D., l..H.D. . . Syracuse, N. Y. Hon. JOHN H. FINLEY, LL.D., Commissioner of Education . . . Albany, N. Y. I-Ion. HARRY C. WALKER, Lieutenant-Governor ...... . Albany, N. Y. Hon. GEORGE D. PRATT, Chairman Conservation Commission . Albany, N. Y. i Zlppolnteh hp the Guhernur ALEXANDER T. BROWN, Syracuse . . 1921 WILLIAM H. KELLY, Syracuse . . . 1923 Hon. FRANCIS HENDRICKS, Syracuse . 1921 ' GEORGE C. SHERMAN, Watertown . . 1922 EDWARD H. O'HARA, Syracuse . . . 1921 Hon. Louis MARsHALL, LL.D., New York 1923 HAROLD D. CORNWALI., Beaver Falls .' 1923 Hon.JoHN R. CLANCY, Syracuse . . 1922 GEORGE W. DRISCOLL, Syracuse . . 1922 . Qbfficers of the iliuarh . Louis MARSHALL, President JOHN R. CLANCY, Vice-President WINFORD L. BAssETT, Treasurer I Q5 1921 Ten 1 V f'.lIANC'I'1l.l.0R -MMI-:s Rosvolc IDM Q ,-XR Q U' 0 0 ON ONDAGAN , 0 . D K Qliullege nf liberal Qrts N HENRY ALLEN PICCK, l'h.lJ. fSyrz1Cusc and University of Sll'ilS5l7Lll'gJ. DEAN or' 'mln CoLLlcG1c ov l.1ls151mL ARTS. - A T, fb B K, 22 EI, 'DK fll. Emstus l 1'a1Lk!i1L Iloldcn l'rQfcssur Qf .flslrozzomy and llircctar qf Obscrvalur y. - 1921 Elcvcn D Q f-X., I -P Y U ' O' , ONONDAG , o a Jfacultp-ftinllege of 'liberal Qrts JAMES R. DAY, S.T.D., D.C.I.., LL.D., I..H.D. fBowdoinJ,fb B fb, fbK fb . . CHANCELLOR Charles Henry Fowler Foundation. FRANK SMALLEY, Ph.D. CSyracuseD, I.L.D., A T, fb B K, fDK fb VICE-CI-IANcELLoR EMERITUS Gardner Baker Professor of the Latin Language and Literature. WILLIAM HARRISON MACE, Ph.D. QJcnaJ, I.l..D., fb BK, IIIK fb. Professor Emeritus of History, EDGAR ALFRED EMENS, A.M. CWcsleyanJ, fbN 9, fb B K, fbK fb. Professor of the Greek Language and Literature. FRANKLIN JAMES HOLZWARTH, Ph.D. fSyracuseJ, CPKW, fb B K, fb K fb. Professor of the Germanic Languages and Literatures. ERNEST NOBLE PATTEE, M.S. CRochcsterJ, A T, fb BK, E E. Professor of Chemistry and Director of the Chemical Laboratory. CHARLES WILl.IAM CAREEN, Docteur de l'Universit6 CGrenoblcJ, fb B K, fbK fb. Professor of the Romance Languages and Literatures, WILLIAM I-IENRV ME'I'zI.ER, Ph.D. QClarkJ, F.R.S.C., F.R.S.E., fb B K, fbK fb, 22 E. Francis II. Root Professor of Mathematics. ISMAR JOHN PERITZ, Ph.D. CI-Iarvarclj, fb B K, fbK fb. . ' William Ives Professor of Biblical Languages and Literature. ALEXANDER CLARENCE FLICK, Ph.D. CCoIumbiaD, I.itt.D., fb B K, fb K fb. William Grijin Professor of History and Political Science. THOMAS CRAMER HOPKINS, Ph.D. CChicagoJ, flf A 6, fb B K, 22 5,111-I E, fb K fb. Professor of Geology. ' EDWARD DRAKE ROE, JR., Ph.D. CErlangenJ, A K E, fb BK, 23 E, 'PK fb. John Raymond French Professor of Mathematics and Director of the Observatory. CHARLES WISSLEY I-IAROITT, Ph.D. COhioJ, Sc,D., fb BK, 23 E. Professor of Zoology. GEORGE ARTHUR WIl,SON, Ph.D. fBostonJ, B GH, 9 B fb, fbK fb. William Penn Abbott Professor of Philosophy. HORACE AINSWORTH EATON, Ph.D. Cklarvardj, fb BK, fbK fb. Jesse Truesdell Peck Professor of English Literature. JEAN MARIE RICHARDS, Litt.B. CSmithJ,d1K fb. Dean of Women and Professor of English. ARWHUR SAYLES PATTERSON, Docteur de l'UnivcrsiL6 CGrcnolulcD, fb B K, fb K fb. Professor of Romance Languages. H UOH MASSEY TILROE, A.B. CNorthwcsternD, E N, fb B K, fl: K fb. Professor of Rhetoric and Public Speaking. Director of School of Oratory. ' WIl,l.lAM MARTIN SMALLWOOD, Ph.D. fl-Iarvarclj, fb K Ill, fb B K, E E, fbK fb. Professor of Comparative Anatomy. VVILLIAM I.. BRAY, Ph.D. CChicagoJ, fb B K, 22 E, fbK fb. Dean of the Graduate School. Professor of Botany. KATHERINE SIBLEY Cliaron Posse Normal: Wellesleyb, I' fb B. Professor of Physical Education and Hygiene. CURTIS CLARK BUSHNELL, Ph.D. CYaleJ, fb BK, 41K fb. Professor of Classics. PERIyEvfOAKLAfNE PLACE, A.M. CDartmouthJ, Litt.D., 9 A X, fb B K, dv K fb. ro essor o atin. 5313.5 WARREN GARDNER BULLARD, Ph.D. CClarkJ, fb BK, E EZ, fbK dv. Professor of Mathematics. CHARLES I-IENRY RICHARDSON, Ph.D. fD3.ftlT1OUtl1J, 2 A E, fl! BK, E E, fbK fb, XTK, II11ffK,AX E. Professor of Mineralogy. ' 1921 ' Twelve x DQQ U00 0 , ONONDAG 'D , Jfacultp-fuinllege of liberal Qrts EARL EVELYN SPERRY, Ph.D. CColumbiaJ, AK E, fbK fb. Librarian, Professor of History, Director of Library School. PHILIP A. PARSONS, Ph.D. CColumbiaj, EN, fbK fb. Professor of Sociology. CHARLES JULIUS IQULLMER, Ph.D. C'l'uluingenJ, fbK fb. Professor of German. ROYAL ARTHUR PORTER, Ph.D. QGi3LtingcnJ, YD B K, fb K fb. Professor of Physics. REGINALD STEPHEN BOEHNER, Ph.D. CMcGillJ. Professor of Organic Chemistry. MARK EMEURY PENNEY, Ph.D. CCornellj, 21 A 16,2 A E, fb A K, 6 A K, 6 B fb. Professor of Pedagogyg Dean of Teachers College. EDWIN PLATT TANNER, Ph.D. CColumbiaJ, B GH, fb BK. Professor of American History. SHERMAN LLOYD KENNEDY, A.B. CSyracuseD, 9 A, 9 B Professor of Debating and Public Speaking. HOWARD WILDER LYMAN CNew England Conscrvatoryg White, Morosini, Bostonj. Professor of Choral Miisic. CHARLES HENRY CARTER, Ph.D. Cllnrvarclj, fb B K, fb Professor of English. BURNETT SMITH, Ph.D. fPeI1nsylvaniaJ, A T, Z E. Professor of Paleontology. o,AzP,fI:Kfb. Snuvagc, Duffr, New York, Charles A. K fb. Ross JEWEL, Ph.D. QPennsylvaniaJ, fbKII1, fb B K, fb K fb. Registrarg Professor of English. MINNIE MASON BEEBE, Ph.D. CZiirichJ, I' fb B, rb BK, Professor of Ancient and Oriental History. fDKfb. ARNOLD A. WHITEHOUSE CSpringfield Y. M. C. A. Collegeb. Professor of Physical Education and Hygiene. FLOYD FIsIcE DECKER, Ph.D. CSyracuscJ, 2 X, fb K fb. Director of Evening Session, Professor of Mathemati CS. 'ADOLIH CHNRLFS BAEIII NROTH A M Clhrvlrclj L v E, 'l' BII, fbK fb. ' . LS 4 5 . . 'L 1 'fl A Professor of English. Y ' SIDNEY FORRESTER MASHIXIR, Major, Infantry U.S. A. Professor of Military Science and Tactics. WILLIAM R. P. DAVEY, Ph.D. CHarvarclJ, fb 1' A, fb Il K Professor of Greek. ALMON WHEELER LAUIIER, Ph.D. CColumbiaJ. Professor of European History. Ross ALLEN BAKER, Ph.D. lWisconsinJ. Professor of Inorganic Chemistry. CHARLES WII.SON EASLEY, Ph.D. CClarkj. Professor of Chemical Engineering. FRENCH EUGENE WOLIFIE, Ph.D. Uohns Hopkinsj. Professor of Economics. LOUIS JOHN GI1.LEsI-IE, Ph.D. CBrownJ. Professor of Physical Chemistry. WILLIAM JOHN GORSE, A.M. CSyracuscJ, fbKsI1. Associate Professor of German. ,EK -Ii. . GEORGE THOMAS HARGITT, Ph.D. CHarvarclJ, A T, fb B K, E E. xiii? Associate Professor of Zoology. . 'On leave of absence, ' i HAS' ai: -A U 1 'll 1921 R1 . - Thirteen Q D FPO 0 ONONDAG , , Jfazultp-Qllullege of liberal Qrts HENRY F. A. MEIER, A.M. Clnclianaj, 2 E. Associate Professor of Botany. HARRY NELSON EATON, Ph.D. lPittsburghJ. Associate Professor of Geology. HENRI ANGER, Ph.D. CCOlumbiaD. Associate Professor of French. THOMAS WYATT DICKSON CJohns Hopkinsj. Associate Professor of Latin. HUNLEY WHATLEY HARRINGTON, Ph.D. Cklarvardl. Associate Professor of English. JAMES MARTIN WRIGHT, Ph.D. Uohns Hopkinsj. Associate Professor of Economics. LOREN C. PETRY, Ph.D. CChicagoD,fI1BK, 2 E, I' A. Director of Summer Sessiong Associate Professor of Botany. HENRY NEELY JONES, A.I3. CColbyJ. Assistant Professor of Bacteriology. HENRI CHARLES NEEL, A.M. QColumbiaD. Assistant Professor of Romance Languages. EUGENE F. BRADFORD, A.M. il-Iarvardj, AK E, fb B K. Assistant Professor of English. LOUIS MAX HICKERNELL, Ph.D. Cllrincetonj, fb F A. Assistant Professor of Zoology. JOHN LEWIS JONES, Ph.D. CYalej. Assistant Professor 'of Mathematics. CHARLES LEWIS BRIGHTMAN, Ph.D. CClarkD, A X A. Assistant Professor of Physics. RAYMOND FRANK PIPER, S.'I'.B. CBOstonJ. Assistant Professor of Philosophy. MARK ARTHUR MAY, Ph.D. CCOlumbiaD. Assistant Professor of Psychology. ALIIERT P. VANDUSEN, Ph.D. CClarkD. Assistant Professor of Sociology. CHARLES ROSS SCHRAYER, A.M. COhio Statcj. Assistant Professor of Mineralogy. JOHN CALVIN POMEROY, A.M. CPrincctonJ. Assistant Professor of Physics. JOSEPH SHELDON AGERRY BOTTON, A.B. CYaleJ. Assistant Professor of English. CARL RAYMOND MCCROSKEY, Ph.D. COhiO Statej. Assistant Professor of Analytical Chemistry. FENLA GORE CRAWFORD, A.M. Cwisconsinj. Assistant Professor of Political Science. LEON ABEL CONGDON, M.S. CColgateJ. Assistant Professor of Analytical Chemistry. PAUL DE MUND EVANS, A.M. CCorncllJ. Assistant Professor of History. MINNIE H. MATTISON. Instructor in Swimming. HAROLD DOUGLASS BUELI., B.S. CColgatcJ. Instructor in Chemistry. GEORGE M. CARMODY, A.M. CSyracuSeJ, A X A. Instructor in French. MARY NARAMORE HARWOOD, A.M. CSyracuseJ. Instructor in Mathematics. LEWIS EDMOND PARMENTER, A.M. CSyracuscJ. Instructor in Dramatics. LEWIS WILLIAM CRAWFORD, A.M. CPrincetonJ. Instructor in Romance Languages. HARRY GEORGE GUTHMANN, A.B. CSyracuseJ. Instructor in Economics and Accounting. , ANNIE DYER TUTTLE, A.l3. CSmiI:hJ. Instructor in English. URSULA EUGENIA CLARK, fBoston School of Physical Eclucationj. Instructor in Physical Education. DOROTHY QUINCY BOGGS, A.B. CSyracuScD. Instructor in English. JOHN JOSEPH HOPFIELD, A.B. QSYYZICUSCD. Instructor in Physics. EDITHA PARSONS Climcrson School of Oratoryg Grccly School of Dramatic Art, New Yorkg Leland Powers, liostonl. Instructor in Elocution. nijlj ALMUS OLVER, LL.B. CSyracuscD. Instructor in Sociology. IF.-El RALPH CHILLINGWORTH YOUNG, A.M. CSyracuscJ. Instructor in Chemistry. ,: GEORGE STEPHEN GETCHEV, A.M. CI-Iarvardj. Instructor in French. ll H, I Q A 4 1921 WSW Fourteen D Q x i Q, , ONONDAG U ' F Jfacultp-Qliullege uf liberal Qlrts ERNEST REVELEY SMITH, B.S. CSyraeuseJ. Instructor in the Methods of Teaching Science. LOUIS CLEVELAND JORDY, M.S. CSyraeuseD. Instructor in Chernistry. JASON JOHN NASSAU, M.S. QSyracuseJ. Instructor in Mathernatics. IRENE CIIYRENDALI. GARRE'l l', A.B. CSyraeuseD, Ffh B. Instructor in English. CLIFTON EDWIN H-xI.S'I'EAD, A.M. CSyracuseD. Instructor in Botany. CHARLES GREEN, First: Sergeant, Inf., Unsgcl., U. S. A. Instructor in Military Science aufl Tactics. DWIGHT ELMER MINNICH, Ph.D. CHnrvarclJ. Instructor in Physiology anrl Zoology. ERIC LEE l,INDQUlS'1', Sergeant, Inf., Unsgcl., U. S. A. Instructor in Military Science anrl Tactics' l.EROY PIERCE RAMENSTEN, A.M. CWisconsinJ. Instructor in Physics. JILESESLINGER,SllpplySCl'gCZ1I1t,Il1f.,Ul1Sgll.,U.S.A. Instructorin Military Science and Tactics. GRACE SILVER BULL, B.O.E. CSyracuseJ. Instructor in Oral English and Elocution. EDGAR RICHARD WAGNER, B.S. CNew Hampshire Statej. Instructor in Chemistry. RUDOLI-H WVILSON CHAMBERLAIN, A.B. CWcsleyanj. Instructor in English. MAISIEI, REYNOLDS HUNTER, A.M. CSyraeuseD. Instructor in Botany. FRANCIS EUGENE LUDLOW, A.B. CHzImiltoDD. Instructor in English. HARRY SIDNEY PIZER, M.S. CSYFZICUSCJ. Instructor in Zoology. JOHN NIAl'l'l,ANID NIACCRACKIEN, B.S. in lidueation, KN. Y. State College for '1'ezIe1Iersb. Instructor in English. 0'l I'0 CTELURMINI, B.S. CSyracuseD. Instructor in Chemistry. PEDRO BACH Y RITA, Maestro Superior CBZIFCCIOIIZIJ. Instructor -in Spanish. CIIARLES MARKLEY fS1JI'il'lg'FlClKl Y. M. C. A. Collegej. Instructor in Physical lirlucation. NORMAN JEHIEI. VVIIITNEY, Ph.B. CAlfrcdJ. In.structor in English. FII CI-I'UAN CI-IOU, A.M. CPekiugJ. Instructor in Chinese History. XIVILLIAM YERINOTON, Ph.B. CCreighton Universityj. Instructor in English. JOHN WINANS ROE, A.M. CCornellD. Instructor in Romance Languages. CHARLES LLOYD SWEETINO, A.B. QI'IzII'varclJ. Instructor in Economics. MARJORIE CAMPIIELI., A.M. CSyraeuseJ. Instructor in Romance Languages. FLORIS EVERET1' BRIMMER, A.M. CSyro.eusej. Teaching Fellow in History. ROIIERT IFORTENDAIIOII, A.B. CGettysburgJ. Teaching Fellow in Sociology. CHARLES KIRRLAND CAIIEEN, B.S. CSyracuseJ, fb I' A. Teaching Fellow in Mineralogy. MORRIS GNESIN, A.B. CSyI'acusej. Teaching Fellow in Philosophy. FLORIENCIE ANNA HIICR, A.B. CSyracuseD. Teaching Fellow in Geology. MARGARET JlEANlQ'l l'lC MARTIN, A.B. CSyracuseJ. Teaching Fellow in English. I-IOWARD WlI.I,lAM POST, B.S. in Chem. CSy1-acusej. Teaching Fellow in Chernifslry. BENJAMIN DAVID SHAPIRO, A.B. fSyracuseJ, f1DBK. Teaching Fellow in History. ANDREW VON GRIMM, JR., B.S.A. CSyracuseJ. Teaching Fellow in Botany. THOMAS ADAM VVILSON, A.B. QSyracuseJ. Teaching Fellow in Chemistry. 'l'SAO-SHINO YANG, M.S. CSyraeuseD. Teaching Fellow in Mathematics. ELSIE GIBSON VVHITNIEV, A.B. CSyraeuseJ. Assistant in Botany. IIAZEL LOCKE CLEARWATER, A.B, CSyraeuseD, E K, Assistant in French. ULDERICO CORNELIO, B. Com'lSe. CMilanJ. Assistant in Italian. MARIAN El.l,l0'l l' CRAWFORD, B.S. CAlfreID. Assistant in Spanish. ERNEST JACOII EIIERLING, A.B. CSyraeuseb. Assistant in History. NIARTI-IE E. MALOT EVANS, A.B. CSorbonneJ. Assistant in French. E11 ANOR QFALK IIOI SAI ll I B S CSyr1cuseD Assistant in Zoology IQUNNA FH AI I UNNI MI NOR A B CSyr1euseJ Assistant in History BARBARA JI NLKS I YAII WATSON A B Ciyruuseb Assistant In Fnghsh MORGAN RICH SANFORD, M S CSyr1euseJ, lb A 9 Lecturer on Meteorology 551155 I V-El I i I- Ili 9-1: 7 i . . . .. . las.. -. , K J - QW y 1921 D Q ' ' -if 'ks-mx Q -m'U o N O ONONDAGAN Glullege of :Fine Qrts GEORGE Al,BliR'I' PARKER, Mus. lllillit ffyfgillll, Paris, Syrucuscj. IJ1f:,xN 01 'rm-1 Co1.I,1-:Glo ov l 1N1f: A 'IP M A, fI1K fb. l'1'Qfcs.x'01' Qf Organ. CStuttgzu't Conservatory, Ifuissli, G P ' l f 1Q21 Q26 Sixteen D Q N D il In I ' I VI Y '2 it f 7 i . . I - ev 'Q Uno' 0 , GNONDAG jfatultp-Qllnllegz uf Jfine Qrts CONRAD LOUIS BECKER, Mus.M. CKoenigliche Hoch Schulc, Berlingjoachim, Hermann, Sauretj. Professor of Violin and Ensemble Playing. WILLIAM H. BERWALD, Mus.D. CStuttgart Conservatoryg Academy of Music, Munichj, fb K fb. Professor of Theory of Music and Piano. ADOLF FREY, Mus.D. CStuttgart Conservatoryg Rafi Conservatory, Frankfurt-am-Main: Bauer, ParisJ,d1M A, QR qw. Professor of Piano. JEANNETTE SCOTT, M.P. CPennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts: Courtois, Prinet, Parisj. Professor of Painting. JULIE HEIMEACI-I HINE. Professor of German Language and Literature. FREDERICK WILLIAM REvELs, B.Ar. CSyracuseJ, fbKsIf, fIDK fb, A. A. I. A. Professor of Architecture. ' CARL TRACY HAWLEY, M.P. CSyracuseg Art Students' League: Colarossi, Parish, dl I' A, fb K fb. Professor of Drawing and Illustration, and Lecturer in Art Anatomy. EARL HALLENRECR, B.Ar. CSyracuseJg M.S. CPennsylvaniaD, fPKxI', A 'l', A. A. I. A. Professor of Architecture. ' HARRY LEONARD VIBBARD, Mus.M. QSyracuseg Ansorge, Piano, Berling Widor, Organ, Parisi. Professor of Piano and Organ. JOSEPH CARL SEITER, Mus.M. CSyracuse, Leschetizky, Viennab. Professor of Piano and Theory of Music. l,RENE SARGENT, Lit.M. QSyracuseg University Of Paris: Rome, ltalyg Professors Bosher, Jacquinot, Charles Eliot Norton, I-Iarvardj, fbK fb. Professor of History of Fine Arts and Italian Literature. ALFRED CowEI.L GOODWIN, Mus.M. CLiepzig Conservatoryg Leschctizky, Vicnnab. Professor of Piano. MARY KETCHAM, Litt.B. COhio Wesleyang Frank Brangwyn, London: Arthur W. Dow, New Yorkj, fb K fb. Professor of Design. CHARLES BERTRAM WALKER, B.P. CSyracuseg Julian, Colarossi, Parish, fb 1' A, KDM A. Professor of Cast Drawing and Perspective. JUsTUs M. SCRAFFORD, B.Ar. CSyracuseg Ecole des Beaux Arts, Parisj, fb A fb, A. A. I. A. Professor of Architectural Design and Freehand Drawing. FRED ROY LEAR, B.Ar. CSyracuseg Ecole des Beaux Arts, Parisj. Professor of Graphics. BELLE LOUISE BREWSTER CAlt'red Blume, Berling Randegger, Henschel, Londonj, K K P. Professor of Vocal Music. CHARLES EGBERT BURNHAM fArthur J. I-Iubbard, Boston: Oscar Saenger, New Yorkb. Professor. of Vocal Music. MARGARET A. SCOTT Q'1'he Sorbonne, Parish. Professor of French. ' LAURA VAN KURAN CClara Munger, Bostong Pcrilli, Naplesg Brogi, Florencej. Professor of Vocal Music. HOWARD WILDER LYMAN CNew England Conservatoryg Sauvage, Dufft, Dudley Buck, New Yorkg Charles A. White, BOSlI0l1J,XI' T. Professor of Vocal Music. CLAS? DREW QFerguson, Berling Juliana, Parisg Gertrude Edmands, Bostonb. Professor of Vocal usic. RAYMOND SPERLING WILSON, Mus.M. CSyracuseJg Mus.B. CPennsylvania College of Music: Ernest Hutcheson, Rudolph Ganzj. Professor of Piano. MAY LOUISE McCHEsNEv, Mus.B. CSyracuseg Matthay, Londonj, Ffh B. Professor of Piano. GEORGE HESS, B.P. CSyracuseg Julian, Parisj. Associate Professor of Drawing. ERNEST P. HAWTHORNE CProctor, Prentner, Lesehetizkyj. Instructor in Piano, Theory and History of Music. DORA L. NORTON, Mus.B. CSyracuseg Barth, Berlinj. Associate Professor in Piano. MARIE LOOMIS Q'l'hatcher, Columbia, HImt, Boston School of Metalry, Phillips, New Yorkj. Instructor in Clay Modeling and Crafts. GRACE WHITE Cl-lenry Schradieck, Cecil Burleighj. Instructor in Violin. ERN1:sT MAHR Clrlansmann, Joachim, Bargill, Berlinj. Instructor in Violincello. MRS IRFNE C. GARRETT, A.B. CSyracuseJ, I' dw B, fb BK. Instructor in English. t nil? Y 'i 1921 Seventeen D Q Q3 f i L... ' LlLL114:L-L.,,:.,.. , -L-LV.-.Q-1--YL-4l-, P 0 O ' i AM Cliullege of jllllehicine JOHN LORIENZO HISFFRON, A.M., M.D., Sc.D. CColga1'c and Syracuscj. D1-:AN OF Tm: COLT.I'1G1'1 ov M1cmCrNl-3. AKuNzNmBmAQmmKm Pmfcssor QfC'li1Lizfal Yllefiicinc. QNoNDAGAN , QW mm ' E Mi' J U Q ON ON DAG , I O '- 0 Jfacultp-Qliullege of jlitlehlclne JOHN VAN DIIVN, A.M., M.D. lPrinccton and Kentuckyj, N EN, A S2 A, fb K fb. Director of the Surgical Clinics. A. CLIFFORD MERCER, M.D. CSyraeuseJ, N E N, fbK fb. Professor of Pediatrics. DAVID M. TOTMAN, A.M., M.D. CYalc and Syraeuscj, A A fb, N EN, A sz A. Professor of Surgery. FRANK W. MARLOW, M.D., M.R.C.S., I..F.A., F.A.C.S, lSyracuseJ, A K K, KDK fb. Professor of Ophthalmology, Librarian. AARON B. MILLER, M.D., F.A.C.S. CMarylanclJ, N EN. Professor of Gynecology. GEORGE M. PRICE, M.D., F.A.C.S. lSyracuse, American College of Surgeryj, A K K. Professor of Clinical Surgery. MAJOR THOMAS I-I. HALSTEAD, M.D., F.A.C.S. CTorontoJ, N E N, A S2 A, fbK fb. Professor of Laryngology, Rhinology, and Otology. FRANK P. KNOWLTON, A.M., M.D. Clrlamilton and Syracusej, A T, N E N, A S2 A, E fb, fb K fb. Professor of Physiology, Director of Physiological Laboratory. I-IALBERT S. STEEN:-RLAND, B.S., M.D. fWisconsin and johns Hopkinsl, A St A, E E. Professor of Pathology, Director of Pathological Laboratory. HENRY W. STILES, M.D. CColumbia, Leland Stanford, University OI' Missouri, Berlinj, fl' I' A, N 2 N, fb K fb. Professor of Anatorny, Director of Anatomical Laboratory. WILLIAM A. CURTIN, M.D. CSyracuseJ, AK K. Professor of Clinical Medicine. LIEUT. COL. EDWARD S. VAN DIIYN, B.S., M.D., F.A.C.S. CPI-incetonj. Professor of Clinical Surgery. ALBERT E. LARKIN, Ph.B., M.D. CColgate and Syracusej, dw A fb, N E N, fb B K, A Q A. Professor of Clinical Medicine. GEORGE B. BROAD, M.D., F.A.C.S. CSyracuseJ, N EN, A S2 A, fI1K fb. Professor of Clinical Gynecology. FREDERICII FLAIIERTV, M.D., F.A.C.S. CSyracuseJ, B QII, N EN, A S2 A. Professor of Clinical Surgery. WII.l.IrXM A. GROAT, I3.S., M.D. CSyracuseJ, AK E, N EN, 'DK fb, E E. Professor of Laboratory Diagnosis and Clinical Laboratory. MAJ. WILLIAM D. ALSEVER, ILS., M.D. CSyracuscJ, AK E, N E N ,A S2 A, dw K fb. Professor of Clinical Medicine. EUGENE W. BELKNAP, A.M., M.D. CPrincetonD, AK K. Professor of Obstetrics. I. HARRIS LEVY, Ph.B., M.D. CSyracuseJ, AKK, A S2 A. Professor of Medicine. CAPTAIN EDWARD JUDSON WVNKOOP, M.D. CSyrac-usej, XII T, AM, II SZ, A St A. Associated Professor of Pediatrics. , MAJ. I-IENRV A. MACGRUER, M.D. lCOlumbiaD, N EN. Professor in Diseases ofthe Skirt and Syphilis. HERSEY G. LOCKE, AJS., M.D. Cl-Iarvarcl and Columbizij, A K E, E T, fb RH. Professor of Psychiatry. MAJ. I-I. BURTON DOUST, M.D. lSyraeusej, N EN. Professor of Therapeutics and Director of Tuberculosis Clinic. HERMAN G. WEISKOTTEN, PILB., M.D. CSyracuseJ, N E N, E E, A St A. 51055 Professor of Pathology. pig' OLIVER MITCHELL, M.D. CMissouriJ, fb BH, fbK fb. Professor of Bacteriology. it 1 g . 1921 P D N 45 Y, Y V- v --al.- - QY4 1 Nineteen D Q x fx ,, I 'Q 1't7c ON ONDAG Q D , jfacultp-Qtullege uf Alilehicine DWIGHT H. MURRAY, M.D., F.A.C.S. CSyracuseJ, AKK. Professor of Clinical Proctology. ROBERT K. BREWER, A.M., M.D. QWisconsin and Syracusej, ZWII, N EN, AX E, A SZ A. Professor of Chemistry. MARION S. DOOLEY, A.B., M.D. CMissouri and Syracusej, fb BIT, fbK fb. Professor of Pharmacology. . MAJ. CLARENCE E. COON, M.D., F.A.C.S. CSyraCuseJ, N EN. Professor of Orthopedic Surgery and Roentgenology. ' CAPT. EARL V. SWEET, A.B., M.D. CColgate and Cornellb, B GTI, dr B K, A Sl A. Professor of Clinical Medicine. CHARLES D. POST, Ph.B., M.D. CSyracuseD, B GII, N EN, fbK A. Professor of Clinical Medicine. JOSEPH C. PALMER, A.B., M.D. CYa1e and Syracuseb, AKK. Professor of Hygiene and Preventive Medicine and Pediatrics. EDWARD C. REIFENSTEIN, M.D. QSyracuseJ, AKK, A Q A. Professor of Clinical Medicine. JOSEPH R. WISEMAN, A.B., M.D. CHarvard and Syracuseb, N EN, A S2 A. Professor of Clinical Medicine. ARTHUR V. BREESE, M.D. CCOlIege Of Physicians and Surgeons, New York Cityb Associate Professor of Clinical Gynecology. FREDERICK W. SEARS, M.D. CSyracuseJ, AKK. Associate Professor of Ilygiene and Preventive Medicine. HOWARD G. CASE, M.D. QSyracuseJ. Associate Professor of Applied Anatomy. ROBERT K. BURNS, M.D. CSyracuseJ, N EN. Associate Professor of Clinical Surgery. HENRY W. SCHOENECK, M.D. CSyracuseJ, N EN. Associate Professor of Obstetrics and Director of Obstetric Clinic. THOMAS P. FARMER, M.D. CSyracuseJ, AK K. Associate Professor in Obstretic Clinic and of Gynecology. CAPTAIN JOHN J. BUETTNER, M.D. CSyracuseJ, AK K. Associate Professor of Anesthesia. MAJ. RICHARD H. HUTCHINGS, M.D. CGeorgia and City College of New Yorkj. Lecturer on Psychyciatry. CHARLES BERNTREND, M.D. CMichiganJ, fb T. Lecturer Mental Defectives and Eugenics. HARRY BRAYTON, M.D. CSyracuseJ, N EN. Lecturer on Tuberculosis. RICHARD SHANAHAN, M.D. CSyracuseJ. Lecturer on Epilepsy. CHARLES H. BENSON, M.D. CSyracuseJ, Medicinal Superintendent of the Dispensary. GEORGE H. ROCKWELL, M.D. QSYYEICUSEB, AKK. Assistant Professor of Oto-Laryngology. ALBERT G. SWIFT, M.D. CSyracuseJ, AK K, A S2 A. Assistant Professor of Anatomy and Surgery. SCHUYLER P. RICHMOND, M.D. CSyracuseJ. Assistant Professor of Dermatology and Syphilis. WARDNER B. AYER, M.D. CAlbanyJ. Assistant Professor of Anatomy. ,4wBrI. I I -C ccce ,C .... l ni? Twenty DDQ I so 'QUPQ' I xxx 0 6 ONONDAG Jfacultp-Qfiullege of Qllflehirine EDWARD B. JONES, M.D. QColumbiaJ. -Assistant Professor of Obstetrics. GEORGE S. BRI'r'rEN, M.D. CSyracuscJ, AKKI. Assistant Professor of Oto-Laryngology. HAROLD G. KLINE, M.D. CSyracuseD, N EN. Instructor in Laryngology, Rhinology, and Otology. JACOII J. l.EVY, Ph.B., M.D. CSyracuseD, AKK. Instructor in Mechano- and Hydro-tyerapy. ALFRED M. WOSE, B.S., M.D. fHarvardD. Instructor in Diseases of the Urinary Organs. FRANK L. HARTER, M.D. CUnion, Albany Medical Collcgeb, A K K Instructor in Clinical Medicine. CAPT. THOMAS F. FOREMAN, M.D. QSyracuseJ, N EN. Instructor in Clinical Medicine and Hygiene and Sanitation. JAMES D. V. Sl-IEEHAN, M.D. QSyracuSej, AKK. Instructor in Medicine. CAPT. MURIQAY A. CAIN, PILB., M.D. QSyracuseJ, ZXII, N EN. Instructor in Clinical Surgery. HARRY MYIQON, Ph.B. CSyracuSc, Albany Medical Collcgcj, 'DKK'-'. Instructor in Clinical Surgery. CHARLES F. BURROWS, M.D. fSyracuscJ, AKK. Instructor in Hygiene and Sanitation. THOMAS H. MESICK, M.D. CSyracuseD, AK K. Instructor in Clinical Medicine. CAPTAIN WILLIAM E. TRUEX, M.D. CSyracuseJ, N E N. Instructor in Obstetric Clinic. WII.l.IAM G. MUENCH, M.D. CBellevucJ. Instructor in Clinical Medicine. CAPT. CLYDE O. BARNEY, M.D. CSyracuseJ, A X P, fb BIT, A sz A. Instructor in Clinical Surgery. l.IEUT. BROOKS W. MCCUEN, M.D. CSyruuuscj, AK K. Instructor in Surgery. I A. HARRY IQALLET, M.D. CSyracuSeJ. Instructor in Obstetric Clinic. CART. DONALD S. CHILDS, M.D. CSymcuseJ, B OH, N EN. Instructor in Orthopedic Surgery. PHILLIP COOPER, M.D. CSyracuseJ, fb BH. Instructor in Clinical Surgery. LIEUT. FREDERICK S. WETIIERII,I., M.D. CSyracuSeJ, N EN. Instructor in Anatomy. WALDEN S. MUNS, A.l3., M.D., D.Ph. QSyracuSeD, Instructor in Sanitation and Hygiene. CHARLES J. WELLS, Ph.B., M.D. CSyrncuscj, AK E, N EN. Instructor in Obstetrical Clinic. MORTIMER G. BROWN, M.D. KSYFPJCLISCD, AK K. Instructor in Laryngology and Otology. GEORGE S. REED, Ph.B., M.D. CSyracuseJ, N EN, A S2 A. Instructor in Clinical Surgery. CAPT. CHARLES W. DEMONG, M.D. CSyracuscJ, AK K. Instructor in Clinical Surgery. DAVID F. GILLETTE, B.S., M.D. CSyracuscD, AKK. Instructor in Ophthalmology. I w D Sci? Twenty-one 1AU'c O . ONONDAG , , Jfacultp-Qtnllege of Btiehicine I-IORAUE L. LEITER, M.D. CCoIumbiaJ. Clinical Instructor in Diseases ofthe Urinary Organs. GEORGE B. CASE, M.D. CSyracuscD. Instructor in Clinical Surgery. RAYMOND BURNS, M.D. CSyracuscJ, AK K. Instructor in Clinical Obstetrics. CAPT. LESTER R. MELLOR, M.D. iSyracuscJ. Instructor in Clinical Obstetrics. ' I.lICU'l'. CHARLES D, REID, JR., A.B., M.D. CSyracuscJ. Instructor in Orthopedics. NATHAN P. SEARS, Ph.B., M.D. CSyracuse and Johns Hopkinsj. Instructor in Gynecology. CART. BREWSTER C. DOUST, B.S., M.D. CSyracuscJ, ZsI1,N EN. Instructor in Pediatrics. A. CLIEMENT SILVERMAN, M.S., M.D. fSyracuseJ, fl! BK, E E. Instructor in Physiology. LOPO DE MELLO, M.D. CSyracuseD, N 22 N. Instructor in Laboratory Diagnosis. CAPT. IIIORACE B. PRITCHARD, M.D. CSyracuscJ. Instructor in Clinical Medicine. ' MARION S. BARKER, M.D. CSyracuscD, A I' A. Instructor in Pathology. ARTHUR N. CURTIss, A.l3. CObcrlinD. Instructor in Physiology and Pharmacology. NORMAN W. FOSTER, M.D. CSyracuscb. Instructor in Ophthalmology. CARL J. GEIGER, M.D. CSyracuscJ. Instructor in Clinical Medicine. HERBERT C. YECREL, Ph.I3., M.D. CSyracuseJ, AKK. Instructor in Clinical Medicine. CARLTON C. CURTISS, A.B., M.D. CSyracuseb, N EN, A Sl A. Instructor in Materia Medica. LOUIS A. GOULD, M.D. CSyracuseJ, A K K. Instructor in Clinical Medicine. ARTHUR P. FOREMAN, EE., M.D. CSyracuseJ, N EN. Instructor in Pediatrics. GEORGE M. RETAN, M.D. CSyrncuscJ, AKK. Instructor in Pediatrics. W. PORTER MILLER, M.E., M.D. CSyracuse and Baltimorej, N EN. Instructor in Clinical Gynecology. THOMAS LAURIE, M.D. QCornellJ, N EN. Instructor in Clinical Surgery. ARTHUR D. MEYERS, M.D. CUnivcrsity-of Vcrmontj, AK K. Instructor in Clinical Surgery. AMBROSE 'I'. I,Awl.Ess, M.D. CSyrz1cuseJ, AK K. Instructor in Clinical Surgery. 3:36 ROV S. MOORE, M.D. CSyracuseJ, 22 47 E. Instructor in Oto-Laryngology. GEORGE A. GROUP, M.D. CSyracuseJ, AKK. Instructor in Bacteriology, Hygiene and Sanitation. 1921 Twenty-two O M ON UN DAGANM A+ 1 f Q Q - A- - k,-:,gLg-- ' , ,- '.:. H ,,,,,,,.,,,,, f ,-- , , . 5 g Qlullege uf lam N I I FRANK R. WALKER, A.M., LLB. CSyrz1cuscJ. IDICAN OF 'rule C'oLr,lcGr': ov LAW. A T, fb B K, fb A fb, fb K fb. Prqfcssor Qf Real l'rop1'rty aim' lwlzfrmzliwzal Law. gg 1, I , Awww F yMQ u 7 p A . 0 f ONONDAG I O QQ J 4 r Jfacultp-ftinllege ni Iam LOUIS L. WATERS, LL.M. CGeorge Washingtonj, Kb A fb, CPK dw. Professor of Law. JOHN W. CHURCH, A.B., LL.B. CSyracuseJ, fI1'K 42,41 A 111,111 BK. Professor of Law. GEORGE W. GRAY, LL.B., A X, IIJK fb. Professor of Law. BURTON B. PARSONS LL.B. Instructor in the Ilaw of Sales and Warranty, Partnership and Liens, Conjlict of Laws, and Trusts. T. AARON LEVY, Ph.D., LL.B. CSyracuseJ. Instructor in Jurisprudence, Quasi Contracts, and Roman Law. ERNEST I. EDGECOMB, A.M. CSyracuseJ, AK E, YP BK. Instructor in the New York Code of Civil Procedure. WILLARD A. GLENN, A.B., LL.B. CWilliamsb, A T. , Instructor in the Law of Agency. GEORGE H. BOND, Ph.M., LL.B. CSyracuseJ, AK E, fb B K, 41 A dw. Instructor in Bailrnents. BRADFORD CHURCHILL LOVELAND, A.M., M.D. CMichigan and Susquehannaj. Instructor in Medical Jurisprudence. L. CARL SARGENT, Ph.B., LL.B. CSyracuseD, fb A fb, fb B K, KIIK 41. Instructor in Bills and Notes, and Personal Property. WILLIAM H. HARDING, LL.B. CSyracusej. Instructor in Insurance. CRANDELL MELVIN, Ph.B., LL.B. CSyracuseJ, fb I' A. Instructor in Torts. EDWARD W. CREGG, LL.B. CSyracuseJ. Instructor in Practice and M oot Court. PAUL S. ANDREWS, A.B., LL.B. CYale and Columbiaj, fb A fb, 119 B K. Instructor in Contracts. HOWARD P. DEN1sON, A.M., LL.D. CWesleyanJ, A A fb. Lecturer on the Law of Patents. a-Q IE ., V 'gil' 0 U TC xzfj-6 Twenty-four 7 Q x Q A ----nu v-ww A A -4' U u O ONONDAGAN A J Qiullege uf Zlpplieh bciemze WILLIAM PRATT GRAHAM, Ph.D., CSyracusc and University of Berlinj. DICAN OF 'rms CoLL1cG1c ov APPLIED SCIENCE. B 0 II, fb BK, T B IT, 22 E, 'I' K KD. Prajessor of Electrical Engineering. 1921 5 Twenty-tive D Q I IX. Q , U o G , ON ON DAG , , l O 0 jfacultp-Cllullegz nf Qpplieh btients PAUL Coon NUGENT, A.M., C.E. Cliensselaer Polytechnicj, fl' I' A, T BII, 22 E, CIJK fb. Professor of Civil Engineering, VVILLIAM ERASTUS TAYLOR, Ph.D. CSyracuseJ, fb B K, fbK fb. Professor of Applied Mathematics. LEON BRUCE I-IOWE, B.Ar. QSyracuseJ, fbK fb. Professor of Drawing. ALBERT R. ACHESON, B.Sc., B.Eng. CUniversity of New Zcalandj, fb 1' A, T Professor of Mechanical Engineering. ERNEST C. KEENAN CNaval Acaclemyj, 2? E. Professor of Applied Mathematics. 'WILLIAM E. NINDE, M.I-I. tSyracuseD, T BII. Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering. BII,4JKflP. LOUIS lVlI'1'CHEI.L, C.E., M.S. QMassachusetts Institute of Technologyj, E E, T BH, fb K dr. Associate Professor of Civil Engineering. JOHN ARTHUR NoRTHCoTT, M.A. CTorontoJ, E E, T BH. Associate Professor of Applied Mathematics. RICHARD DEAN WHITNEY, E.E., M.S. in CSyracuseJ,'fb B K, 23 E, T B ll. Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering. Louis LINDSEY, Ph.D. CSyracuseJ, fb B K, 23 E. Associate Professor of Applied Mathematics. ORSON A. CARNAHAN, l3.S. in M.E. Clllinoisj, 2 EI. Assistant Professor in Machine Design. SAMUEL D. SARASON, Ph.l3. CYaleD. Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering. GRANT W. HAIoH'r, C.E. fNorwichJ, 22 fb E. Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering. CHARLES W. HENDERSIIN, AJS., M.S. CDenison7, E X. Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering. JOHN C. POMEROY, A.l3., M.A. tQncens, Princeton, McGill, lowuj. Assistant FRANK J. SCHNAUIIER, C.l5. CSyracuscD. Instructor in Civil Engineering. Locxwoon NoR'I'Hco'I I' STREE'I', A.l3., EE. CSyracuseD, fb K wif, T BII. Instructor in Mechanical Engineering. RAY l'lAZl.li'l l', A.li.-, lVl.A. COberlinJ. Instructor in English. CLARENCE I.. WEN'rwoR'I'H, A.M. Cliarvarclj. Instructor in English. l.liROY P. RAIvIENs'I'EN, A.B., MA. CWabash, Wisconsinj, fb B K. Instructor in Physics. EDWARD lVl0R'l'lMlER AVERY. Instructor in Practical Mechanics. MARTIN J. HUGHES. Instructor in Practical Mechanics. EDGAR R. H A'I'CH. Instructor in Practical Mechanics. JOHN JAMIESON. Instructor in Practical Mechanics. JASON J. NASSAU, C.E., M.Sc., Edinburgh Mathematical Society CSyracu burghj, fb It K, E E, T B II, HM E. Instructor in Applied Mathematics. FRED lVlIN'l'lEl,. Assistant in Experimental Engineering. GEORGE M. BERRY, B.S. Cijeorgc Washington Universityj. Lecturer in Me 'On lcuve of absence. tallurgy. Przjessor in Physics. se, Columbia, Edin- D555 P I -lil llC Q 1921 Twenty-six X1--1 N- W Y' Y ' - , -,, , .,, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 AX,Ax 11 1' 1 11 1 1 1111 1 11 A 51-fjf s1'1ijpf117f'f?f'111 11 Q ff 1 1 111 1 1 11 11 1 11 11 11 11 111 1 111 1 111 111 1 111 15 11' 1 . 1 1 11 111 1: 11 M 11 1 1 1 11' 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 111 11 11 1 1 11 I 1 1 1 1 1, 1 1 1 111 111 1 11 1 1 . 111 1 1 11 '1 , 11 111 11' 1 Qieacbers Qllnllzge 11 11 1 1 1 1 '11 11 1 1 111 11 H1 . 1 11 11 11' 1 1 11 1 1 11 11 I11 . 1 1 111 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 MARK EMBURY PENNY, A.B. Cforncllj, 1 11 M.D. CH8I'VZ1FC1D,S.B.lT., S.T.B. QBostonJ, 1 1 1 1 B.A. CLonclonD. 11 1 1 ACTINGIJICAN OF'l'1I1s'I'11:Ac:11l1:Rs'Co1.1,l-:Gr-1. 1 , ZIAE,fI1AK, 01:41. 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 l,l'lv'CS.Y0l'1TlL lwilnxoplzy. 111 1 1 1 1' Z 1 1 1 , 111 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1- 11.1 .. 11114:.k 1 Xf Q I1 - 1.11 SF? 11 hm j1 111: 1 1 9 f , - Q if N1 LC, 2:21 4' ,.XI I W V- V X, ,. 1 A 1 X , A? 11 1, ,, 1 , f fx, 111 1 X11 1 1921 111 1, 1 111111 VITA. L KXV11 x ,iff --- - -S-ff - ---- -'-9: T,1TT7f,'1T1 1f11fT'f4 'R-- nw -- 7,X,,P231,,,1 -971, .1595 'J wcllly-seven D Q Q J T H 0 Q , 0 oNoNDAG D is ,i , Jfacultp-Qleanbers' Ctiullsge ALBERT S. HURST, Ph.D. CYaleJ, 22 A E, fbK fb. ' Professor of the History and Philosophy of Education. ' ALMA TI-IORNE PENNEY, Ph.D., A.B. CCornellJ. Professor of Education. ZENO NAGEL COberlin Conservatory of Musicg Leipsicj. r Professor of the Theory and the Practise of Teaching Music. RILLA EVELVN JACKMAN CPI-atc Institute, Irving R. Wiles, Arthur W. Dow, I-Ierhcrt Adams, H. B. Snellj. V Professor of the Theory and Practise of Teaching Art. ELIZABETH MARIS, B.A. CWellesleyJ. Associate Professor of the Teaching of Physical Education. LILLIAN RVDER WILEY CSyracuse University, james Sauvageb. Associate Professor of Voice. BELLE VICKERY, Mus.B. QSyracuse3, A E A. Associate Professor of Voice. KATHERINE IQELLOGG, A.B., Mus.B. COberlin Conservatory of Musicj. Assistant Professor of Music. MARGARET DOIISON CMarylancl Institute: Penn. Academy of Fine Artsj. Instructor in Cast Drawing and Perspective. GERTRUDE LIEDTKE QTeacherIs College, Berkshire School ol Artj, A X Sl. Teacher of Design and Crafts. MILDRED MAYNARD, Mus.B. CSyracuseD. Instructor in Piano. l JANE SWEETING HAVEN CSyracuseD, A A A. Instructor in Mechanical Drawing. URSULA CLARK CBoston School of Physical Eclucationj. Instructor in Physical Education. EDNA KINNEAR, A.B. CSyracuseD. Teaching Fellow in Education. 'xx E555 1921 ' Y Twenty-eight D Q ' -'ll 4 Q U00 . O ONQNDAGAN l , I Qlnllege nf jfnrestrp HUGI-1 PU'l l'liR BAKER, B.S., M.I ., D. Oco., l . R.G.S. cMlClllg21l1 Agricultural College, Yule, Munichh. Captain, Infantry R. C., 46th U. S. Inlzlntry. D1-:AN ov 'rim COI,I.1'ZGl'I on Foul-:s'l'uY. fl? AC-J,Af-122,21 E, fllli 'lk Prqfcssor Qf Silviculture. 'X 0, 3 ,Tff - A-W H U I b 'Q' O Q 5 ,Xb 4, A QF U' O GN ON DAG O 0 faculty-College of Jfurzstrp FREDERICK FRANKLIN MOON, B.A. CAmherst, M.F.Jg CYaleD, Zwlf, 23 E, fbK fb. Professor of Forest Engineering. MAULSBY WII.LETT BLACKMAN, A.B., A.M. Cliansasyg Ph.D., Cl-Iarvardj, 2 E, -'DK fb. Professor of Forest Entomology. EDWARD F. MCCARTHY, B.S., M.S.F. QMichiganJ, 2 E. Professor of Forest Utilization. NELSON COURTLANDT BROWN, B.A., M.F. CYalcJ, 22 E, A 'I' 2, fbK fit. Professor of Forest Utilization. LEIGH H. PENNINGTON, A.B., Ph.D. CMichiganD, 2? E, fIvK fb. Professor of Forest Pathology. SEWARD D. SMITH, B.S., M.S.F. CMichiga.nJ. Director of State Ranger School. CHARLES CHRISTOPHER ADAMS, B.S. Clllinois Wcsleyanjg M.S. Cl-Iarvarrlbg Ph.D. tChicagoJ. Professor of Forest Zoology. HENRY R. FRANCIS, B.S. CMassachusetts Agriculturalj. Professor of Landscape Extension. HARRY P. BROWN, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. CCornellJ, 23 E. Professor of Dendrology. J ROBERT CRAIG, JR., M.S.F. CMichiganJ. . Professor of Forestry at the New York State Ranger School. LAURIE D. COX, A.B. CArcadia Collegejg S.B. in Landscape Architecture Cl-larvardj, E A E. Assistant Professor of Landscape Engineering. REUIIEN PARKER PRICHARD, B.S. CDartmouthJg M.F. 6YaleJ. Assistant Professor of Dendrology. ALFRED HUBERT WILLIAM POVAH, A.B., Ph.D. CMichiga.nJ, 22 E. Assistant Professor of Forest Botany. HIRAM LEROY HENDERSON, B.S. CMichiganJ. Assistant Professor of Forest Utilization. CARL JOHN DRAKE, B.S., B.Pecl. CBaIdwin-Wallaccjg A.M. COhio Statej, 23 E. Assistant Professor of Forest Entomology. C. F. CURTIS RILEY, A.B,,'A.M. tDoaneDg B.S. CMichiganJg M.S. Clllinoisj. Professor of Animal Behavior. LOUIS E. WISE, A.B., Ph.D. CCOlumbiaJ. Professor of Forest Chemistry. RUSSELL T. GHEEN, B.S. CPennsylvania State Collegcjg M.l . tNcw York State College Ollforestryj Professor of Forest Extension. WARREN B. BULLOCK, A.B. tLawrence Collegel. Director of Forest Extension. JAMES F. DUNEAR, A.B., M.S.F. CMichlgzmj. Assistant Professor of Forestry at New York State Ranger School. OLIVER M. PORTER, S.B., 1VI.A. Cl-Iavcrforcl Collcgejg M.F. CYaleJ. Instructor in Forest Engineering. WILFORD E. SANDERSON, S.l3. CNew York State College of Forestryj. Instructor in Forest Extension. ALLEN F. ARNOLD CHarvardb. Instructor in Landscape Engineering. CARL CHESWELL FORSAITH, A.B. tDartmouthDg A.M., Ph.D. CHarvardJ, I' A. Instructor in Forest Technology. HAROLD CAHILL BELYEA, A.B. CMt. Allisonjg M.F. CYaleJ. Instructor in Forest Engineering. RAYMOND J. HOYLE, B.S. CNew York State College of Forcstryj. Instructor in Forest Utilization. ALVIN G. SMITH, B.S. CNew York State College of Forestryl, 9 A. Field Assistant in Forest I nvestigationsg in charge of Syracuse Experiment Station at Syracuse. DON M. BENEDICT, B.S. CMichiganJ Laboratory Assistant in Botany JOHN WALLACE STEPHEN, B.A., M.S.F. CMicl1iganJg M.Pd. CMichigan Normal Collegel Professor of Silviculture I I r- I LE IIC:-al C - I 1921 REQ Thirty Q Q3 ! B, 5 , ,, g U-. .. , W, gtg, ' ' J O 1 ON UN DAGAN Mm, Qinllege uf Zlgriculture FRANK WILLIAM HOWli,A.l3.,1Vl.S. QMichigan Agricultural Collcgcj. fb K CII. IJEAN ov 'rms C'oI.LrcG1-: or Ac:R1c:u1,'l'L11z1-1. Prqfessnr QI' laitflllz Crops and Farm AIKIHILQCTMCIIVI. -UDB 1 -- 76:11 xiii' 7 , -- -MW ef L 'l'l1irly-one Q Q K' l l or QNQNDAG 1 F 0 0 jfacultp-Qllullzgz nf Zlgriculture Rtctruux l,ovlcl.l, Nrlc, ll.S. tMicl1ignn Agricultural Collcgcj. Professor of 1lgrizI1Lll1Lral Toaclzmg and Rural Life. limvmm 'l'. Llcwxs, A.l3. CSyrz1cusuJgrl3.S. CNcw York State College of Agriculturej, fl' B K. Professor rj Agronomy. N la. PAGE Ilmctv, t ,l'.. Cbyruc-uscj, flwlx flf. Professor of lirowirzg and M eolumirrs. Russtcu. W. IJWK, ll.S.A., lVl.S., A Z. Professor QfA1lil11lLf lluslrorzrlry. CARLOS C. CARl'lEX'l'lCR, ILS. CC'oloraclo Agricultural Collcgcj. Professor of Ilorficzrllurc. bl. C'Alu,1f:'1'nN lIUlu.m', A.lS. CSyrnt-uscbg M.S. cMiCl1lgi1l1 Agricultural Collcgt-9, U A. Professor of Dairy um! Anirmzl Ilrlslarzmlry. l-lARol.1m D. 'l'. lllmnlcs, l3.S.A. IIlSfl'Ilt'f0l' 'in Poullry llusborlrlry. Jfacultp-library Scbnul ICARI. Ii. SPIQRRY, Pl1.lJ. CColuml:iz1J, A K E, fb lx K, 4-K fb. Librarian om! Director of Ilia Library School. CAuo1,1Nlc NKVANIJICIL, l5.l..S. Clllinois State Lilmrury School J. Inslruclor in Calulogifing and Classification. lil,1zAms'rH Smrru, lS.l..S. Clllinois State Lilmmry Schoolj. lnslruflor in Rfgfcrcrlrvo and Bilzliogroplly. lfl,IZAli1E'l'lI G. 'l'l-mimic, A.ll., l3.l..S. CNcw York State Lilmrztry Schoolb. Inslruclor in Book Sclzrmfon and Childrcnfr Work. Du. Emu. E. SPHICHY Director of Lillrury School ll, 1 l Tl1i1'l,y-two l 0 l 3 ix Q - A ' A ' 4 -'--1 VV U ,, of A GN ON DAG I 44.7-,MW ALMA- 7 -A I - , V Y' ' D xl bcbuul nt Qbraturp - HUGH MASSEY 'l'll.ROli, A.B.,DEAN olf 'rmaScHoo1. OIFORATORY, CNorthwestcrnl, 22 N, fb B K, fb K dv. Professor of Rhetoric and Public Speaking. SHERMAN L. K1zNNrsm', A.B. CSyrau-uscl, 6 A, A Z P, 9 B fb, 9 X B. Assistant Dean. 'llAuux' j. lflm.'1'MAN, ILS. CSyracusej. Assistant Professor of Public Speaking. l.lCWlS IQDMONIJ l'AuM1sN'l'1aR,A.l3. CSyrucuscJ, B 911. .flssistorzt Professor in Dramaties. l':Dl'l'l-IA l'ARsoNs Uimerson School of Oratoryg Grccly School of Dramatic' Art, New Yorkg Lclaml Powers, Bostonl. Assistant Professor in Eloculion. IVIAUDE CODY QEmerson School of0rz1toryg Lclzlncl Powers, Bostonj. Instructor in Eloculion and Physical Culture. GRACE BULL, B.O.E. CSyracuscj, Z fbll. N Instructor in Elocution. Pnov. I-Ivon M. '1'1m1o1c School nf ilaume fllfcunumncs Ifl,ORlfINClE li. S. KNAPP fcilllllllblilf, lllklcwou ov Tllli Scuool. ov lflomla licroNoM1cs. Professor of Ilousehold Administration. MAIJGIE BocsAR'r, l3.S. Cliolumhiuj. Assistant Professor of Foods and Cookery. NIARIUN GUIQRNSIW, I3.S. QColumbinJ. I nstruetor in Textiles and Clothing. HELEN SMITH QStalc College for 'I'0ZlK'llCl'SJ. Instructor in Foods and Cookery. C. ll1.ANcmc KNAW-, A.B. CSyrm-uscb, I' fb B. SARAH Housla CNcw York School of Applied A:-lj. FLOIIIGNCIAI E. S. KNAPP Suzhou! uf jaursing NEl.l.Ili R. I-IAIVIII., R.N. Superintendent ofthe Hospital of the GoodSI1eplrer1I. .fXRvu.A l'1vmuNc:HAM, R.N. Instructor and Assistant. g C'Assm A. Wurrns, R.N., and IDA G. l'xAlRCHll.ll, R.N. A ssistanls. l7l.0RENClE Elan, R.N. Night Supervisor. Rum Nouns, R.N. Supervisor Obstelrieat Pavilion. lil.1aANoR BARNlrEA'l'maR. Operating Room Supervisor. l.liNA CAREY, R.N., and ANN Locxwoon, R.N. Private Ward Supervisors. ' 'T NIARY li. REED, ll.A. I A Dilfjlj 'N Dietitian. - 4 'On leave of absence Nmmm R. HMM' ' i IS' 451. 'W 1921 5 ' H Tlmirty-tln-no B235 D Q Q ONONDAG V Q 0 N O 4.1. ,. ,.L..'..Ll.,TZ.l glllf .'. 'P LT?-nl-il-M HM- U jfacultp-Scbnul of Business Qhministratiun JOHN HERMAN WHARTON, AB., A.M. CSyracuscj,fI'Kfb. ..... DIRECTOR Professor of English. FRANKLIN JAMES HOLZWARTH, A.B., A.M., PILD. CSyracuseJ, fb K XII, fh B K, fb K fb. Professor of Commercial German. ALEXANDER CLARENCE IFLICK, Ph.D. CColumbiaJ, I.itt.D., 'DK fb, fb B K. Professor of Ilistory and Political Science. TI-IOMAS CRAMER IIOPKINS, I3.S., Ph.D. CChicz1goD,1l1 A 6, -I: R K, Z2 E,IIII2I,fI1K fb. Przjessor of Geology and Geography. I'I1ILIP A. PARSONS, A.B., A.M., Ph.D, lfolumlmiaj, E N, 'IJ K fb. Professor of Sociology. SHERMAN LLOYD KENNEDY, AJS. CSymcuscj, 0 A, 0 B 0, A E P, 41 K flf. Professor of Public Speaking. FLOYD FISKE DIECKER, Ph.D. CSyracuseJ, flwK fb, Z E. Professor of Business Mathematics and Director of the Evening Session. FRENCII E. VVOLFE, Ph.D. Cjohns Hopkinsj. Professor of Economics. JOHN 1-1,.,,,M,,N W,,A,,',-ON I.ORAIN FORTNEY, A.B., LL.B. CWcst Virginiaj, Ph.D. Dircctfyr fPlttSlJlll'gh,. . I I l Professor of Business Administration. SIMEON THOIvII'sON HART, B.S.M.E., M.E. CPurducJ. Professor of Industrial Management. JAMES M. XtVRIGH'I', Ph.D. ljohns Hopkinsj. Associate Professor of Economics. FREDERICK W. SEARS, M.D. CSyracusuD, AK K. I ' Slate Sanitary Supervisory Associate Professor of Inrluslriol Hygiene. HARRY N. EATON, Ph.D. CPittsburghj. Associate Professor of Geology and Geography. EUGENE F. BRAIJEORD, A.M. CHarvarcID, A K E, fb B K. Assistant Professor of English and Director of Admissions. GEORGE C. VVILSON, A.l3. QYalc-J. Assistant Professor cy' Business English and Journalism. HARRY II. SKIERRITT, A.B. fSyx-ncuscj, A.M., l.l..B. tCoIumbiuj. Assistant Professor of Business Law. ARTIIIIR j. ISREWSTER, A.l3. Walcb. Assistant Professor ty' Advertising anrl Selling. MARK A. MAY, Ph.D. CColumlIiaD. Assistant Professor of Business Psychology. LEWIS WILLIAM CRAWFORD, A.M. CPrincctonD. Assistant Professor of Commercial French anrl S panish. FINLA G. CRAWFORD, A.M. Cwisconsinl. ! Assistant Professor of Politics. PAUL D. EVANS, A.M. CCorncllD. Assistant Prfjessor of History. 7- , Q, ... . - G 1921 k 4 , .. 4 ....,..-. .,. ----- -L-0 '- ' Thirty- four I '7 Q Q ' T U' ' gg 'J' ' I ONONDAG U D at 0 C,-,-e. ....i...-.-.,.- 7 - ln- -- - --Q 0 l X Jfacultp-Suzhou! uf Business Qhministratinn HUBERT EMERSON BICE, A.M. tOhio State Universityj. Assistant Professor of Commerce. PAUL M. PAINE, A.B. Clcehighj, Litt.D. Lecturer in Journalism, Chairman Advisory Council. HARRY GEORGE GUTI-IMANN, A.B. CSyracuseJ. Instructor in Accounting. ADA MABELLE STEARNS, A.B. CSyracuseJ, 41 B K. Instructor in Secretarial Science. CAROLINE WANDELL, B.L.S. CUniversity of Illinois Library Schoolj. Instructor in Secretarial Science. MARY GEORGIANA KERR, A.B. CSyracuseJ. Instructor in Secretarial Science. l.1LI.IAN M. LANG. Instructor in Secretarial Science and Secretary of the School. WIIARTON MILLER, ,A.B. tColumbiaJ. Instructor in Secretariat Science. WILLIAM P. BAKER, I,itt.B. CCornellJ, Editorial Writer, The Post-Standard. Lecturer in Journalism. j0I-IN B. HOWE, Litt.D. CSyracuseJ, Editorial Writer, The Syracuse Herald. Lecturer in Journalism. SIDNEY BEAUMONT WIHIIPIILE fDartmouthJ, Managing Editor, The Syracuse Journal. Lecturer in Journalism. - WILLIAM J. IRVINE, Vice-President and General Manager of Mason Printing Corporation. A Instructor in Typography. 'l'noMAs J. MCCORMICK CColumbiaJ. A ssistant in A ccounting. Grahuate School WILLIAM L. BRAY, Ph.D. CChicagoj, fir BK, E E, fbK fb ..... . . . . DEAN The faculty ofthe Graduate School consists of all instructors who are conducting courses which count toward an advanced degree, or those in charge of graduate thesis. The administrative council ofthe Graduate School consists of a graduate executive committee which is composed of the Deans of those colleges which offer advanced degrees together with certain professors in the College of Liberal Arts. The students of the Graduate School are organized into a graduate club whose aims in general are to promote the interest of graduate work, to contribute toward the general University welfare and to promote sociability among its members. :ure D li ' i is lil 0 , sl 1921 t . Thirty-five 9 Q Q A' A' H ' f YW U P Q' . ON ON DAG , O +41 :1 Mt ' ' - ' 1 . +A-7+ 0 LOREN C. PI-LTRY, Ph.D., Cfjhicagoj, fb BK, 22 E, I' A . . . DIRECTOR OI? SUMMER SESSION Associate Professor of Botany. FRANKLIN JAMES HOLZWARTH, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. V ' 'M ' CSyracuscj, fb KW, fb BK, fbK fb. ' Professor of the Germanic Languages amllLiteratnres. C'iIAIu.Iss WILLIAM CAIsI51fN, B.S., M.I.., M.A., Ph.D. CGrcnoblc, Wisconsin, Harvarclj. Professor of the Romance Languages and Literatures. HORACE AINSWOIITH EATON, A.B., Ph.D. CI-Iarvardj, -If B K, fb K fb. Jesse Trneszletl Peck Professor of English Literature. AIz'I'IlIIk SAYLES PATTERSON, PILD. QC:-cnol3Ic and Ohcrlinj, fb B K, fbK fb. Professor of Romance Languages. Pakmv O. PLACE, A.H., Litt.D., A.M. CDartmouth, Harvard, Colgatej, 0 A X, fb B K, IDK fb. L Professor of Latin. 'C WARREN G. BULLAI1D,A.l3.,Ph.D.tC'lark,l3rownJ,flI Is K, Du. LOIIHN C. PIc'I'I1Y 2 E, :pK cp, Director Of Summer Session Pfgfgyggy gf jllufhemgfigg, EDWIN PLA'l l' 'l'ANNIsII, Ph.D. CCOlumbiaD, B GH, fb BK. Professor of A meriean Ilistory. AI.lilER'I' I'IIIIes'I', Ph.D. CYule, Torontoj, Z1 A E, fb A fb. Professor ofthe History and Philosophy. Acting Dean of Teachers College. ZIQNO NAGIEL Cflberlin College Conservatory, Lcipzicj. Professor ofthe Theory and Practice of Teaching Music. CIIARLES l3IcI1'I'uAM VVALKER, B.P. CSyracuse, julian Colarossi, Parisi, fb I' A. Professor of Cast Drawing and Perspective. ROSS JIHWIQLL, Ph.B., Ph.D. QSyracuse, Pennsylvaniaj, fbK XII, fb Ii K, fb K fb. Registrary Professor of English. ARNOLD A. WiII'rn:IIOIIsIs CSpI-ingficlcl Y. M. C. A. Collcgcj. Professor of Physical Training and Director ofthe Gymnasium. I'4l.0YD FISKIS DIECKER, Ph.D. CSyI-ncusej, E E, fbK dw. Przjessor of Mathematics. O. W. I-I. MI'I'cII1aLI., M.IJ., City Baclcriologist. Prrjessor of Bacteriology, Ilygiene and Sanitation. ROIIIQIIT K. ISIIEWILII, A.M., M.D. CSyracusc, Wisconsinj, ZsI1,N 22 N, A X E. Professor of Chemistry. NIELLIE R. HAMILL, R.N. Snperintenzlenl ofthe Hospital ofthe Good Shepherd. VVILLIAM R. P. DAVEV, Ph.D., S.'I'.D. fHz1rvarcl, Brownj, flv I' A, fb B K, fb K fb. Associate Professor of Greek. HILNRV If. A. MILIIEIQ, A.B., A.M. CIndian:1J,22 E. A Associate Professor of Botany. A X- I.II.LIAN RVDEII VVILIEY CSyracuseJ. 'ggi' Associate Professor of Voice. Qi 1VIIsIIIII'I I' ROV GIIOSIQ, A.M. fclilfkb. L- - Assistant Professor of Chemistry. E:- Cll L A 'riT ' 7 ' ' 'A ' ' iw ' A'P -'M i Q 1921 j u 'Phirly-six I ,QQ 1, T-,Atv-,.,,tM-H Wm- 4- --,. ,..-.... , 4. , t ON ONDAGAN , O ' f ' 1 ' , A......--..---Y-e.-...e N Jfacultp nf the bummer Saession Lcuus MAX IfllcK1sRN1st.l., Ph.D. tPrinvctonJ, fb I' A. Assistant Professor of Zoology. jouu H. CUSIIMAN, A.M. tliarvarclb, fl- E K. A xxlslrml Professor of lf1ljfl'lSlI. MARK A. MAV, Ph.D. tfolumhiab. A SS1-Sli17ll Professor ry' Plrilosophy. lIARm.n Dourzmss BUICIJ., BS. ttiolgutvb. Inslruclor in Cllemislry. jouN Lolum, A.M. tSyracuseD. Inslructor in Sociology. Licwls Wu.i.1AM CRAWFORD, A.M. QP:-im-eion.3 I11.vlr11clor 'in Ronmmvzr l.f1.ng1mg1'.v. ,louu jostcvii llot-lfual.n, A.I3. tSyrucuseJ. Iuslruolor in Pllysirx. f'I.uf'roN Ii. lIA1.s'1'uAn, A.I3. tSyrueusc-J. A ssislrml in Boluuy. School of flililitarp Science anh actics By the action of the Board of Trustees, ns of December 9, 1010, Syracuse University becauue the first' institution to permit students to eiect courses of Military value us a uuijor lc-ruling f0WZll'li :1 Degree of BZ'li'ilL'i0l' of Arts. Sl IJNIEY I . MAS! IIHR, t'z1pt'. Inf., U. S. A. Professor of Military Sfflflllft? 111111 7'11cllrfs. -IILICS I2sl.iNumz, Sgt. Inf., U. A. flss1'.vlrLn1 lo l'rry'r'.v.vor ln Mllllury SlTll'Ill'!' mul Tariffs. f'llARl.ICS tl.t3ulc1aNic, lst Sgt. Inf., U. S. A. 11ssl.vlrz11l lo I,fQfl'.VSOf in M ililury Sl7'fl'Hl'l' una' Yholictx. Iilucr I.. i.INDQUIS'l', Sgt. Int., U. S. A. rl ssi.s'la11l lo l'rrU'U.v.x'm' in lilllllalry Sf'1'I'llfI? mm' 7'r1rl1'r.v. 1 in 1 Captain Slum-ix' F. MARIIIIIII I '1 -'4'i -'1-1-U Y Y ' -LVN-4'l' 1 W '-Q' ' - ' ' ' 1 - . 192- Thirty-seven Q .Xb O C..- Q '- U'o ON ON DAG 1 gggg M 0 Jfacultp uf the Qthening Session F. F. DECKER, Ph.D., CSYFRCIISCJ, DII. FLOYD F. Dmcsmn Director of Evening Session j. I.. JONES, Ph.D. CYalcj. 2X,fbKfb. . . . . . DIRECTOR OF EVENINGSESSION A. S. PATTERSON CDocteur cle l'Universit6, Grcnoblej, 41 BK, fb K fb. Professor of Romance Languages. A. C. FLICK, l'l1.D. CCOILIIIIIDIHD, I.itt.D., fb B K, fbK dl. P. A. PARsONs, Ph.D. CColumhiuj, EN, fbK fb. Professor of Sociology. E. P.TANN12R,Ph.D. QCOILIIIIIDKID, B OH, dr B K. Professor of American History. ROSS JEWELL, Ph.D. CPCIIDSYIVZIITIIID, fb K XII, fb B K, fb K fb. Professor of English. I . E. WOLFE, Ph.D. Cjolms Hopkinsj. Professor of Economics. W. E. 'I'AvI.OR, l.'h.D. CSyrucuscJ, dw B K, fbK 111. Professor of Applied Mathematics. I.. B. Howie, l..B. Professor of Drawing. E. C, IQEENAN CNaval Acaclcmyj, E E. Professor of Applied Mathematics. S. I.. ICENNEDY, A.B. CSyracuseD, 6 A, G B 9, A E P, 41K fb. Professor of Public Speaking. I-I. W. I-IARRINGTON, Ph.D. CI'Iau'vardD. Associate Professor of English. IE. lf. BRADFORD, A.-M. CIIZIFVZIYCD, AK E, fb BK. Director of Azlmissions, Assistant Professor of English. Assistant Professor of Mathematics. M. A. MAY, Pl1.D. fCOlumbiaj. Assistant Professor of Psychology. II. ll. SIcERRl'r'r, A.B. CSyracuscj, A. M., I.I..B. CCOIHIIIIJIIID. A ssistant Professor of Business Law. C. W. I-IENOERSON, A.I5., M.S. Cllcnisonj, EX. Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering. A. j. BREws'I'1sR, AJS. CYalcj. Assistant Professor of Advertising. F. G. CRAWFORD, A.M. CWisconsinJ. Assistant Professor of Political Science. G. C. WlI.SON, A.B. CYalcJ, A E fb. Assistant Professor of Business English. II. D. BUELI., B.S. Cflolgatej. Instructor in Chemistry. H. G. GUTHMAN, AB. QSyracIIScD, fb Instructor in Accounting. G. CETCI-IEV, A.M. U'I2ll'Vill'llf. Instructor in Frenclz. li. M. AVIQRV. BK. Instructor in Practical Mechanics. CL. W. HAIOHT, CLE. CNorwichJ, E fb E. Instructor in Mechanical Engineering. G. S. BULL, I3.0.E. CSyracuseJ. Instructor in Public Speaking. j, BECKWITI-I. Instructor in Accounting. C B. KNAPP, A.B. CSyracuscJ, I' fb B. H. C. SMITH QStatc College for Teachcrsj. Instructor in Cooking. K. LINDER. Assistant in Stenngraphy and Typewriting. ,,...--- ----- ----M Instructor in Dressmaking. 1921 H g 'l'hiI'ty-eigrht l WUWEIQ rg Q X ..-A.....,...-.. .,,. ,Y,.... ' Y- ---- Y'-' ' A-'ff Y--s Q. ONOND G Qiarhinal Mercier N Monday, October 13, Syracuse University conferred upon His Eminence, Desideratus Cardinal Mercier, Primate of Belgium, the highest degree of power that can be bestowed upon any one man from this University, the honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Letters. The Belgian Cardinal was given one of the greatest ovations ever accorded any guest of the University by the 5,000 students and Hill folk, who crowded the immense Archbold Gymnasium to hear the famous Belgian. When he appeared in the doorway of the Gymnasium the crowd broke into cheers and were not quieted until Dr. William Nottingham, representative of the State Board of Regents, started his speech, presenting the Cardinal with the Humane Letters degree. Chancellor james Roscoe Day then conferred the honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Letters upon Cardinal Mercier, and Chairman Perley O. Place stepped forward to vest the degree with the cowl. With a smile the Cardinal accepted the honor conferred upon him and said: I feel obliged to you, Chancellor, for the distinction conferred upon my person and I shall keep this diploma as a symbol of our affection. I receive it with respect. In ending his speech the Cardinal said: And so now I leave. I go back to my country to stay. I have met, during my journey in your republic, crowds of you ready for the future, ready for the sacrifice of all that is temporal for the eternal interests of truth and justice and the glory of God. At the command of your Chancellor I will not leave you without giving to you of my Father's blessing. Efjfji Chancellor Day is the only other person who has had this degree bestowed Fig' upon him from this University. ,1 llii M as is c .,.. c i c.,c c s , c . ,L .A--.....,.......-, . ,D,....,-,LA ..., . ,..-.. .ga .nr . V - - W - N ' t- I V 1921 X I9 . .,,..,..-..,.,,-1L..h'T'fffIff 'f, ,...,,T2.-4:QT.1'.::f.ffIffl'Ai- -W -lln V'-I-4-1-7-fit-is W A - Y ---' sl 'Phil-ly-nine ., 1 V 4. ,i X1 ',,,, , .,, N. W fx 'fvtlfxzfif Lfx W I ' :JI . ,J .f 4 .EA,-,'1' f , '.,,.' fl 'I' f. S: IEN'1'u.-xxvl-3 'ro 'l'lc.'xr:1mlzs UUI,l.l'IGli Glmlw Sims HAH, I , 1 5 1 1 f , ,rw fm, X X If f . 11 . H Y f 1' 'Kai lf- X Y X X I iff! Y I ,f 4- ,f 1 V 4 ff 1 l m'Iy ff -f-, i I 1 I i 1 ,ww ,lg l i 1 Wx W lf-' 'iikxx' V71 ff , ., , .- ., ,, ,, y Q ' - 'fir mf , Mggxfv, ONONDAGAN 5 if ' ' I--H '- f A ' '1lf 'N' ', lTil1LL..:::i.4Q4'.,,:,,. f ,Q-M wif fi U A, 'S me f NE ii? N X . 2 Js 1 E E Q :lg ' :U 5 ! 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Blut to that departing class the four years seem to have glided by like a dream, and it is hard to say good-bye to the happiest days of one's life. The Class of 1920 has made a worthy record. Pep, good judgment, ability and splendid leadership have characterized the class from the start, and its members may well take pride in the fact that they were in the Class of 1920. We will miss their influence next year, not only along athletic lines but in the management of all hill affairs. We hope they will display their ability to advantage all through life and bring still more honor to old Bill Orange. Glass Gffiters A. HoLLv PA'r'r1LRsoN .... President LORA E. HIGUY . . . . Vice-President EVRLYN Bovmz . . . . Secretary ANDREW H. MIERCISR, JR. . . Treasurer HARRY P. VVOOD . . . . . Chairman Executive Committee l l r l rf Bd-6 5 list Q i v l? IKE-Q. C ' l , 1921 yl 3 Forty-eight P 3 Q Qi oNoNDAGAN C U 0 O Qeniur ecnrhs ALTON H. ADAMS. Agriculture. I g ATA, FAE. President Agricultural Club, Senior Council, Tambourine and Bones, University Chorus, University Band. Chaumont, N. Y. RUTH EMILY AEEOLTER. Teachers' College. Honeoye, N. Y. Genesee Wesleyan Club. MARGARET ALEXANDER. Oratory. East Syracuse, N. Y. II B KD, II A 111. Boar's Head, Silver Bay Club. New Rochelle, N. Y. A. MARGRETHA ANDERSON. Physical Education. English Club, Glee Club, University Chorus, Y. W. C. A., Women's Athletic Association, Rifle Club, Outing Club, Hockey, Tennis, Basketball, Dolphin S, W. L. S. A., Red Cross. MRS. ANNA P. P. AVERY. Home Economics. Syracuse, N. Y. RUTH REBECCA BALLARD. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. AAA,nAe,AT P. FREDERICK C. BARNS. Law. Westmoreland, N. Y. A X P. JOHN BARSHA. Liberal Arts-Law. Brooklyn, N. Y. , 2 A M. Monx Head, Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basket- ball, Athletic Governing Board, Golden Anniversary Committee. NORTON M. BARNES. Liberal Arts. Auburn, N. Y. AX A. University Chorus C1D C2D C3D, Glee Club, Freshman Track, 1919 Onondagan Board, Varsity Track Squad C2D C3D. ARCHIE M. BAKER. Medicine. Z B T. President Freshman Medical Class. MARY G. BARTON. Home Economics. Centerville, South Dakota. A EJ A. Consumers' League C4D, Women's League C3D C4D, Women's Athletic Association C3D C4D, Basketball C4D. HowARD BEACH. Liberal Arts. Q Apalachin, N. Y. AX P. Janus, Debate C2D C3D, Debate Union, Delima Extemporaneous Contest C3D. WALTER R. BEDELL. Forestry. Haverstraw, N. Y. A X A, A 9 T. Forestry Club, Baseball CID, Varsity Baseball. RUTH BESLEY. Liberal Arts. Olean, N. Y. -. A F. Chief Executive 1917, Sophomore Organization, Executive Committee fi Sophomore, Vice-President Sophomore Class, President Women's League, Dfj ' Silver Bay Club, Junior Delegate to Student Government Convention. D 5 ALBERT H. BETTS. Liberal Arts. Pulaski, N. Y. 1 I CID I' A. Tennis CZD. ' ! lil I 5 , Y 1921 D g Forty-1 1 D Q XXX Q' UPG 0 ONONDAGAN i Senior Bezurhs MRS. CHARLES BIKLE. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. English Club, Romance Language Club. WILLIAM JAMES BLAIR. Business Administration. Staatsburg-on-Hudson. Z XII. BRYCE D. BLAKELEY. Liberal Arts. Norwich, N. Y. AX P,T9'I'. Corpse and Coffin, Commodore of Crew, Executive Committee C3D ,- Senior Committee. GERALD B. Buss.. Liberal Arts. Albion, N. Y. A T, N E N. Zoology Club, Tambourine and Bones C2D. EDNA A. BLOUNT. Liberal Arts. Camden, N. Y. FLORENCE L. BLOUNT. Liberal Arts. Lacona, N. Y. K K F. EDGAR O. BOGGS. Medicine. Syracuse, N. Y. WI! T , N 2 N. EVELYN D. BOVEE. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, . N. Y A I' A, A T P. Glee Club C2D CSD, University Chorus CZD, French Club. Executive Committee C1D CSD, Secretary of Sophomore Class, Secretary of Senior Class. GEORGE HENRY BRAINARD. Agriculture. Binghamton, N. Y. 2 CID E. Agricultural Club, Y. M. C. A. MYRON R. BREWSTER. Law. Lake Placid, N. Y. CPKDP, fIvAfID. Skull and Serpent Devil's Own, Corpse and Coffin, Tam- bourine and Bones, Glee Club, Kolledj Klan Orchestra Leader. MARION BRIGGS. Liberal Arts. Earlville, N. Y. A X SZ, HII T. WOmen's League, Y. W. C. A. , WOmen's Athletic Association, Consumers' League, Basketball, Vice-President Consumers' League, Treasurer WOmen's Athletic Association. MARION BRINKMAN. Liberal Arts. Kansas City, Mo. A CIP. . BERNARD T. BROWN. Medicine. Syracuse, N. Y. A K K, E X. Track C1D CZD CSD C4D, Captain Track Team C4D. ROBERT STEPHEN BROCK. Agriculture. Sinclairville, N. Y. I' A E. Agriculture Club. FLOYD D. BROWN. Applied Science. Watertown, N. Y. K 2. G. EDWIN BROWN. Law. Wallaston, Mass. KEJIJK A. Monx Head, Devil's Own, Football C2D C3D C4D, Captain Baseball, Tambourine and Bones, President Student Body CSD, Executive Committee C4D. ISADORE EMIL BROWN. Applied Science. Syracuse, N. Y. Daily Orange Reporter 1915-16, Freshman Banquet Committee. I BCZT5 1921 Fifty 3 Q ,-X 0 O oNoNDAoAN A 0' A' , Seninr ikecurhs J. GRAYDON BROWN. Liberal Arts. Binghamton, N. Y. 9 A. LILLIAN MARGARET BROWN. Liberal Arts. Oakland, Cal. IIH 2. Southern Club, Geology Club, French Club, Y., W. C. A. Outing Club. NORMAN BROWN. Applied Science. Williamsburg, Pa. II K A, T A 23. Double Seven. MRS. ELIZABETH A. BRUBAKER. Liberal Arts. Washington, D. C. Sociology Club, Biblical Club, Cosmopolitan Club, Women's League, Y. W. C. A., Consumer's League. WALTER LOUISE BUBIE. Forestry. N. Troy, N. Y. Forestry Club, Track. JOHN F. BURDEN, B.S. Medicine. Oswego, N. Y. A K K. Knockers Club. OLIVE J. BURKINSHAW. Fine Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. A I'. SHERMAN M. BURNS. Medicine. Oswego, N. Y. A K K. TRACEY L. BRYANT. Medicine. Syracuse, N. Y. 2 A E, AKK. C. CAMPBELL. Agriculture. Altmar, N. Y. KZ, I'AE,IIH2I. IRWIN BRYON CANTER. Liberal Arts. Atlantic City, N. J. CID EH. Tambourine and Bones, German Club, Track. FREDERICA B. CARLETON. Liberal Arts. Glens Falls, N. Y. XSLHIIT. Chief Executive 1920 Class, Class Organization CZD, Social Chairman CSD, Treasurer Women's League CSD, Basketball C1D C2D C3D, President of Women's League C4D. HELEN C. CARROLL. Liberal Arts. Oneida, N. Y. II A 9. Publicity Manager of Brownson Club, Polity Club, Historical Association, Associate Editor of Daily Orange, Women's Senior Advisory Board C4D , Social Chairman of Senior Class C4D, Member of Women's League Social Committee C4D, Member of Social Committee of junior Women's Organization C3D , Women's Glee Club C3D, University Chorus CID. MARION M. CASEY. Liberal Arts. Mohawk, N. Y. Graphite Club, English Club, Women's League, Y. W. C. A., Large Board of Women's League CSD C4D, Pi Delta Upsilon Contest. LAURA MAY CAVETTE. Fine Arts. Galesburg, Ill. I' CIP B. DELIA EMELINE CHAFFEE. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. English Club, Y. W. C. A. Biblical Club. 25:75 1921 Fifty-one 0 DQ Q0 ONONDAGAN K' L,fi fx Ebeniur 1Ke:nrhs NOBLE RUSSELL CIIAMBERS. Medicine. Syracuse, N. Y. 111 I' A, N E N, II fIvM. Skull and Serpent, Assistant Business Manager of 1916 Onondagan, Fraternity Bowling. CHARLES A. CIIAPPELL. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. A K E, fb K A. Corpse and Coffin, Tambourine and Bones, Manager of Tennis, President of Interfraternity Council, Senior Committee, Freshman Track, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Senior Executive Committee. MARJORIR S. CIIOATL. Liberal Arts. Northampton, Mass. English Club, Sociology Club, Tennis, Outing Club, Basketball, Rifle Practice. ALBERT COLLINS CLINE. Forestry. Millerton, N. Y. B 9 TI, A E 21. Forestry Club C15 C25 C35 C45, Forestry Lacrosse C25, Varsity C35, Vice-President Intercollegiate Association Forestry Clubs C45, President Forestry Student Council C45. Lois HARRIET COBB. Liberal Arts. Albany, N. Y. I' CIP B. KICNNIC'l'II COLE. Applied Science. E. Syracuse, N. Y. F II P. MARTHA COLLIN. Liberal Arts. Fayetteville, N. Y. A X SZ, HM E. Romance Language Club, Patriotic League. JOSEPH CONDERMANN. Agriculture. Brooklyn, N.-Y. 23 CID E, CIDK A. Monx Head, Tambourine and Bones, junior Varsity Crew, Manager of Basketball. DAVID ALEXANDER CONLIN. Liberal Arts. New York City. E A E, HM E. V FRANK EDWARD CONLIN. Business Administration. Troy, N. Y. ATA. Senior Dinner Club, Executive Committee C3, 45, Vice-President Student Body, Member of Athletic Governing Board, Varsity Basketball C35 C45, Varsity Track C25 C35 C45, Varsity Football Squad C25 C35. RUTII D. COOK. Liberal Arts. Lockport, N. Y. II M E, A T P, H A 9. Romance Language Club C15 C25 C35 C45, Secretary C35 C45, Episcopalian Club C15 C25 C35 C45, Membership Committee C35, Vice-President C35, Y. W. C. A. Big and Little Sister Committee C35, Women's League C15 C25 C35 C45, Campus Committee C35, Patriotic League, Consumers' League C35 C45 , Chairman of City Work C45. GRRALDINIQ MAY COOLEY. Liberal Arts. Flemington, N. J. A FA. English Club, Silver Bay Club, Women's Glee Club, Historical Association, Associate Editor of Daily Orange C35 C45, Reporter of Daily Orange C25, Editor of Women's League Handbook. WILLIAM F. Cooivuss, B.S. Medicine. Syracuse, N. Y. A K E, N 2 N. GERALD C. COONEY. Medicine. Syracuse, N. Y. NzNAmAOA gif? 1921 P C Fifty-two D Q TN Q Epo O ONONDAGAN ' Senior Slketurhs ULDERICE CORNELIO. Business Administration. Syracuse, N. Y. MILICENT COWEE. Fine Arts. Berlin, N. Y. K A 9, E 9 EI. Glee Club C21, Mandolin Club C11, Silver Bay Club, Fine Arts French Club, Basketball C11 C21 C31, Track C11, Executive Committee C21, Secretary of Organization C11, Fine Arts Representative of Organization C31, Hospitality Committee of Y. W. C. A. C31, Finance Committee of Red , Cross, Secretary of Women's League, Social Chairman of Women's League C41, Onondagan Board. JAMES B. CLEARWATER. Applied Science. Syracuse, N. Y. Z IDE. junior Varsity Crew. ' EDITH L. CROUNSE. Liberal Arts. Albany, N. Y. A 1' A. English Club, Y. W. C. A. Committee, Glee Club, Silver Bay Club. ANNA CURTIN, A.B. Bronson Club. GRAHAM A. DAv1s. Medicine. Watertown, N. Y. A K E. PAUL DAVIS. Business Administration. Watertown, N. Y. A K E. Freshman Track. GLADYS L. DAVEY. Fine Arts. Amsterdam, N. Y. II B 111. Glee Club, Assistant Manager C31, Manager C41, Large Board of Women's League C31, Membership Committee of Y. W. C. A., Episcopal Club, Fine Arts Representative C41, French Club C31 C41. EMILY DAY. Fine Arts. A Catskill, N, Y, KK F. FLORENCE DEAN. Liberal Arts. Dundee, N. Y. A CID. Managing Editor of Daily Orange, President of English Club. FLORENCE S. DECKER. Liberal Arts. Hawley, Pa, A E A, II A 9, KID B K. English Club, Polity Club, Mandolin Club, Y.W.C.A. Consumers' League C11 C21 C31 C41, Class Executive Committee C41. Louis E. DEGROAT. Liberal Arts. Hornell, N. Y. CIP A 6. Siwash Sophomore. FRANCES W. DEMING. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N, Y, II A 9. English Club. GLADYS MURIEL DEVoE. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. BETHANY DONALD. Oratory. Gouverneur, N. Y. II B CID, II A fb. Boar's Head, Basketball C31, Glee Club, Consumers' League, Patriotic League, Oratory Representative, Daily Orange Reporter, Women's Day Pageant C21, Women's League. RUTH D. DONCOURT. Liberal Arts. Great Neck Station, Long Island. AEA,HHE. Women's League C11 C21 C31, Consumers' League C11 C21, Y. W. C. A. - A.. - ---AA ---Y -f-f-- ff-AM M- -Y - A' V W -' ' 'ru'--'ff' ,. . illilf F5 Fifty-three x C 9 Q Q ' E ' -- -7- 4 0 ONONDAGAN C 5 O Qeniur ilkenurhs JOHN DOOLEY. Law. Fairmount, N. Y. FH F. Devil's Own, Football C15 C25 C35. HAZEL F. DOTY. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. University Chorus, German Club. JAS. EDWIN DUNN. Applied Science. Crafton, Pa. CDAG, TAE. Double Seven, Senior Dinner Club, American Society Of Mechanical Engineers, Tambourine and Bones, Chairman of junior Execu- tive Committeeg Frosh Football, Frosh Basketball, Varsity Football C25 C35 3 Tennis C25 C35. RODERICK DUNN. Law. KE. Football. LLOYD ARTHUR DUREN. Liberal Arts. Y. M. C.A. Duluth, Minn. Deposit, N. Y. WILLIAM HENRY DYER. Forestry. Waltham, Mass. ATA. Forestry Club, Chemical Club, Business Manager of Empire Forester. LAURA B. EDDY. Fine Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. AX9. VICTOR B. EDELSTEIN. Applied Science. 2 AM. FREDERICII ELLERMAN. Liberal Arts. Cairo, Egypt. Syracuse, N. Y. Syracuse, N. Y. LEWIS ETIIAN ELLIS. Liberal Arts. 9 A. Historical AssociationgY. M. C. A. 3 Y. M. C. A. Deputation C25. NAOMA ELLIS. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. H B 111. Glee Club C25 C35 C45g English Club C35 C459 Swimming Meet C15 C25. ANNA LAURA EMERY. Liberal Arts. West Stockholm, N. Y. Transferred from Rochester in Senior year. CONSTANCE E. ENGELS. Liberal Arts. Elmhurst, L. I. A A A. Zoology Club, Chemistry Club, Vice-President Class C353 Basketball C15 C25 C353 Liberal Arts Representative. JAMES F. EVANS. Applied Science. Syracuse, N. Y. 23 A E. Senior Executive Committee. GERALD BRUNNER FAIGLE. Liberal Arts. Great Neck, L. I. A X P, A T P. Onondagan Board C35g Executive Committee C45. J. FRED FAIGLE. Medicine. Great Neck, L. I. A K K, A O A. HELEN L. FAIRCHILD. Physical Education. Lyons Falls, N. Y. A A A. Basketball. 2 F, CARLETON C. FANCHER. Business Administration. Tulley, N. Y. F2-El w XII T. Corpse and COHJIHQ Tambourine and Bones, Baseball, 1918, Freshman h 5 Baseball and Football. Ki cf C Q 5 ---limi' F5 - -'it' .. 'AA1l.f A, , , fr 1921 1155 ... A .Y V' 7 A Fifty- four I D Q F 'F ONONDAGAN FF if Q5 O Qeninr Returns SARAH MARIE FELT. Liberal Arts. Earlville, N. Y. Consumers' League, Y. W. C. A., Women's League, English Club, Spanish Club. SAGRA I. FISHER. Law. Keyport, N. Y. A E fb. Instrumental Club, 1918, Vice-President Law Class 1919-1920. MARION LOUISE FINCH. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. A F. Sociology Club, Secretary and Treasurer of Sociology Club C31, Y. W. C. A., Women's League, Consumers' League. M. LOUISE FINNEY. Liberal Arts. Towanda, Pa. II A 9, fir BK, E 9 E. Classical Club C31 C41, Prohibition Club C21, Settle- ment Club C11, Patriotic League C31 , Superintendent of Literary Departmen t of Somerset Y. W. C. A. C21, Secretary and Treasurer of Philosophical Club C41. WILLIAM S. FISHER. Applied Science. Pittsford, N. Y. A X A. C. EVELEEN FOSTER. Liberal Arts. Argyle, N. Y. A I' A. Classical Club, Silver Bay Club, Women's Glee Club, Historical Association. HELEN M. FOWLER. Liberal Arts. i Lakewood, N. J. New Jersey Club, Biblical Club, Polity Club C31 C41, Settlement Club C21, Historical Association C31 C41, Daily Orange Assistant Reporter C41, Americanization Work, Silver Bay Club, Consumers' League, Y. W. C. A. BERNARD K. FRANK. Forestry. New York City. AE 27. Cosmopolitan Club, Manager of Lacrosse Team 1919. HELEN FREEMAN. Liberal Arts. Camden, N. J. A A A. Onondagan Board CWomen'S Editor1 C31, Orange Reporter C31, Small Cabinet of Y. W. C. A. C31, Executive Committee C21, Social Committee C41. JACOB R. FREID, B.S. Medicine. New York City. X LID E H. Vice-President of Sophomore Class in Medicine. JOHN FREY. Medicine. Syracuse, N. Y. A K K. FORREST B. FULLER. Forestry. AXE. Forestry Club, Freshman Foresters' Crew 1915, Vice-President of Senior Forestry Class. Brooklyn, N. Y. GOLDIE D. FURNISS. Liberal Arts. D Syracuse, N. Y. Romance Language Club, French Club, Spanish Club. H. MARGARE1' GANT. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. A55 I' 111 B. A CHARLES ERNEST GARDINER. Medicine. Jamestown, N. Y. 1 TI K A. Double Seven, Lacrosse C21, Executive Committee C21 C31. 3 Q X v, - D Q ' ONONDAGAN A C 9 Q O I beniur ilketurhs DORIS H. GARRETT. Liberal Arts. Baldwinsville, N. Y. A I' A, A T P, II A 9. Classical Club, Executive Committee, Glee Club. MARY GAYLORD. Teachers College. Syracuse, N. Y. A E A. Women's League C1D C2D C3D C4D, French Club. ARLIN MARIN GELATT. Liberal Arts. Great Bend, Pa. 2 A E. Rilie Team, Cheermaster, Sophomore Executive Committee, junior Executive Committee, Senior Executive Committee, Senior Council. ARCHIE L. GIBSON. Forestry. Washington, D. C. A T A. Rifie Team, Freshmen Forestry Crew 1915, Varsity Crew Squad. LEO GIBSON. Medicine. Miller, N. Y. A K K. KATHRYN GILCHER. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. A O II. JOHN E. GILLETTE. Medicine. Malone, N. Y. A T, N E N, CIJK 111. Tambourine and Bones. ADELAIDE L. GOODMAN. Liberal Arts. Holland Patent, N. Y. A I' A, II A O. English Club, Polity Club, Y. W. C. A., Associate Editor on Women's Staff of Daily Orange C2D CSD. ISEDORE B. GOODMAN. Liberal Arts. ' Syracuse, N. Y. Z B T. English Club Play 1919, Senior Executive Committee. DONALD P. GORMAN. Law. jamesville, N. Y. I' H F. Senior Dinner Club, Corpse and Coffin, Boar's Head, Varsity Cheer Leader, Associate of Orange Peel, President of Tambourine and Bones. HELEN F. GRALEY. Designf Syracuse, N. Y. A A A. Women's League CID C2D C3D , Consumers' League, Y. W. C. A. LUCY GRANT. Liberal Arts. Mariners Harbor, N. Y. A X SZ, AT P, II M E. Y. W. C. A., Women's League, Consumers' Club, Tambourine and Bones, WOmen's Athletic Association. MILDRED GRAY. Library. Ilion, N. Y. ri B 42, II A 2. CHARLES WALTER GREEN. Law. Kendall, N. Y. A X P, ,IJ A fb. Devil's Own, President of Senior Lawyers C4D, Class Executive Committee C1D, University ChOrustC2D C3D C4D. LEIOESTER G. GREEN. Liberal Arts. Sansquoit, N. Y. 9 A. Polity C-lub, Historical Association, Y. M. C. A., University Chorus. IJOROTI-IY C. GREENE. Liberal Arts. Central Square, N. Y. 2 T X SZ, H II T. Silver Bay Club, English Club, Cosmopolitan Club, Y. W. C. A., Women's Athletic Association, Women's League, Vice-President of Y. W. 1 C. A., Chairman Membership Committee of Y. W. C. A., Secretary of Y. W. C. A., Daily Orange Reporter C2D C3D, Basketball C1D CZD CSD C4D. .. . Fifty-six Q .X 'Q I7 o 3 ONONDAGAN A A O 7 Sveniur Resorts L. D. GREENMAN. Agriculture. Cazenovia, N. Y. AX P, I' A E. Senior Dinner Club: Football C31 C415 Block S in Basket- ball5 Baseball C31 C415 Agricultural Club. JOHN LESTER GREGORY, JR. Liberal Arts. Middletown, N. Y. E fb E. Janusg Double Seveng Freshmen Debate Team C115 Varsity Debate Team C115 Vice-President Freshmen Debate Union C21 C31 C415 Dennison Contest C215 Student Volunteer Band C21 C31 C415 Y. M. C. A.5 Biblical Club C21 C31 C415 Philosophical Club C21 C31 C415 Freshmen Sophomore Debate C1101- ROBERT E. GREINER. Applied Science. E. Syracuse, N. Y. E N, T A 22. junior Crew C315 President Senior Engineers. L. V. A. GUILD. Painting. Stanford, Conn. AK E. Tambourine and Bonesg Boar's I-Iead5 Illustration Club5 Thumb Box Society5 Daily Orange Reporter5 Associate Editor C215 Orange Peel Art Editor5 Secretary of Freshmen Debate5 Onandagan StaFf C31. EUGENE R. GUII.D. Forestry. Brooklyn, N. Y. Forestry Crew 19155 Swimming Team C11 C21 C31 C41. BERTHA E. GUTH. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. A A A. A MARY GWYNN. Liberal Arts. Auburn, N. Y. A fb. Glee Club C11 C215 Onondagan Board C315 Executive Committee C315 Cheer Leader C31. MARY V. I-IAEELE. Liberal Arts. Durhamville, N. Y. Brownson Club5 Classical Club. ESTHER HAGENBUCIIER. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. A OH. Silver Bay Club C415 Sociology Club C31 C415 Y. W. C. A.5 Women's League5 Big Sister. CONSTANCE HAHN. Liberal Arts. Cornwall-on-Hudson, N. Y. A CID. MARY E. HALE. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. A E A. Women's League5 Sociology Club5 Y. W. C. A. THEODORE F. HALL. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. A T Q. Boar's Headg Tambourine and Bones. SHERWOOD J. HALL. Forestry. Utica, N. Y. A 'E 23. Brownson Club5 Wrestling, Light Weight Championship 1915-16. LEo MICHAEL HANNON. Law. Norwich, N. Y. A X P. Corpse and CofFm5 Freshmen Baseball5 Varsity Baseball. WILFRED HARDING, A.B. Medicine. Syracuse, N. Y. A K K. 51.5355 STANLEY R. HARE. Medicine. Fulton, N. Y- ' AKK. Zoology Club5 Daily Orange. Fifty-seven 3 Q I . 0 ,X 'QV X700 ONONDAGAN ibeniur Ikernrhs LILIAN HARRISON. Liberal Arts. Philadelphia, Pa. A X Sl. French Club5 English Club'5 Women's League5 Consumers' League5 Assistant Cheer Leader C355 Freshmen Executive Committee5 Tambourine and Bones. H. L. HART. Liberal Arts. Oswego, N. Y. A K E. Corpse and COfFin5 Tambourine and Bones5 Manager of Swimming5 Chairman Executive Committee C15 C255 junior Executive Committee. WENDELL E. HARTEI.. Liberal Arts. Buffalo, N. Y. I' A E. Circulation Manager of Daily Orange C355 Manager of Varsity Lacrosse C45. LOUISE HAWKSWORTH, A.B. Syracuse, N. Y. French Club5 Vice-President Spanish Club5 Bronson Club. BENJAMIN I. HAYFORD. Applied Science. Tully, N. Y. 9 A, T B H. JOHN ALEXANDER HEALD. Law. Minneapolis, Minn. CID K III, fb A fb, II QIJM. Corpse and COfhn5 Devil's 'Own5 Senior Dinner Club5 Freshman Basketball Team5 Varsity Basketball C25 C455 Chairman of Freshman Executive Committee C15. LYNN DAVID HEPINSTALL. Liberal Arts. Canisteo, N. Y- II K A. Corpse and Coff1n5 aSa Football5 Secretary University Aero Club. FRANCES HENDRICKS. Oratory. , Brooklyn, N. Y. Z QIDH, H A db. Boar's Head. ELENOR GLADYS HEROY. Liberal Arts. Boonton, N. j. A I' A, H A 9, A T P. Romance Language Club5 Y. W. C. A.5 University Chorus C355 Women's League C25 C35 C455 Consumers' League C35. MIL1'ON HICK. Forestry. Rocky Hill, Conn. Z X, A E 2. Senior Executive Committee. LORA E. HIGBY. Liberal Arts. Big Moose, N. Y. A A A. Spanish Clubg Freshman Executive Committee5 WOmen's League Census Committee C155 Song Committee C355 Finance Committee C455 Vice- President of Class C45. ESTHER M. HILTON. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. A I' A, H A 9, H I' T. Romance Language Club5 Sociology Club5 Treasurer of Y. W. C. A. C455 Finance Committeeg Senior Organization. FLORENCE M. HINCIIMAN. Liberal Arts. Goshen, N. Y. Y. W. C. A.5 Consumers' League C15 C255 WOmen's AthleticAssociatiOn C15 C25 C455 English Club C35 C455 Romance Language Club C35. HARWOOD HOLLIS. Medicine. Lacona, N. Y. AKKHKA ALINE HALLOPETER. Liberal Arts. Camden, N. J. A F, H H T. Silver Bay Club5 Basketball C15 C255 Captain C35 C455 Executive Ccmmittee C15 C25 5 Assistant Cheer Leader C155 Athletic Finance Committee C255 Y. W. C. A. Membership Committee5 Religious Chairman Y. W. C. A. C455 Large Board C355 Captain in War Drive C355 Intercollegiate Chairman of Y. W. C. A. C35 5 Annual Membership Y. W. C. A. 5365 l 1921 Fifty-eight D ,- l Q T ONONDACAN 'C Q O , Senior ilkecurhs CHARLOTTE HOMMEI.. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. A 1I1,HII T. President of Y. W. C. A. HOWARD C. HOOPLE. Agriculture. Brooklyn, N. Y. 2 111 E, T 9 T, 1' A E. Monx Head, Tambourine and Bones, Freshman Football, Freshman Crew, Varsity Football, Block Letter S C21 C31 C41, President of Student Body, Vice-President of Y. M. C. A., Athletic Govern- ing Board, Senior Committee, Student Volunteer State and National Convention, Y. M. C. A. Deputation, President of Sophomore Class, Executive Committee C31 C41, Winner of Scholarship and Activity Cup in Agriculture College, Farmers' Club, Monx Head Trophy. DONALD J. Hoosn. Applied Science. Syracuse, N. Y. A T, T B II, T A 22. Tambourine and Bones. EDITH HOUCII. Teachers College. Syracuse, N. Y. Consumers' League, President of Art Class C41, Publicity Committee Kastle Karnival C41. JOIIN Howe, JR. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. A K E. Corpse and Coffin, Boar's Head. LUCILE HUNT. Liberal Arts. Skaneateles, N. Y. AX Sl. English Club, Romance Language Club, Y. W. C. A., Women's League, Consumers' League, Women's Athletic Association, Large Board, Treasurer Romance Language Club C31, Executive Committee C11 C21 C41, Patriotic League C31. , C. E. HUNTLEY. Law. Elmira, N. Y. HK A, 111A fb. Monx Head, Boar's Head, Tambourine and Bones, Devil's Own, S , Track C21 C31 C41, Captain Freshman Track, aSa Baseball C21, Basketball Squad, President Freshman Debate C11, Treasurer Freshman Law C21. MARION D. HUNTING. Library. East Hampton, L. I. A X 9,11 A 22. Women's League, Y. W. C. A. ANNA HUT'CI'IINSON. Liberal Arts. Sayre, Pa. A E A, HM E, II A 9. Track C21, Women's League, Y. W. C. A., Business Staff of Daily Orange, Manager of Women's League Handbook. IRMA INGERSOLL. Oratory. , Ilion, N. Y. II B fb, H A CID. Y. W. C. A. Membership Committee C41 , Consumers' League, Patriotic League. FRANCIS IRVING. Medicine. Syracuse, N, Y, A KK, K E. Track 16-17-18-19, Captain Track Team 1919. TIIIQO JACKSON. Fine Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. B GH, 1' E. Art Editor of Orange Peel, President Illustrators Club, , President Thumbox Club, Onondagan Board. GLADYS MILDRED JACOBS. Liberal Arts. Port Byron, N. Y. Y. W. C. A., WOmen's League C21 C31 C41, Consumers' League C11 C21 C31 C41, Festival Chorus C11 C21 C31 C41, Large Board of WOmen's League C31, Classical Club-C31 C41. 1921 Fifty-nine D Q x f-KN QA' 'Z7 o ONONDAOAN , beniur ikecurhs MARION JAMIESON. Teachers College. Syracuse, N. Y. A fb, H H T. Silver Bay Club, Onondagan Board, Sub-Chairman Of Big and Little Sisters, French Club NELLIE JAQUISII. Liberal Arts. I Stanford, N. Y. Zoology Club, Y. W. C. A., Consumers' League. MARION F. JARVIS. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. n A e, HM E. BENJAMIN R. JOHNSON. Applied Science. Syracuse, N. Y. AX P. Senior Dinner Club, Senior Committee, Senior Executive Com- mittee, President Senior Engineers. DUANE C. JOHNSON. Medicine. Watertown, N. Y. H K A. Associate Editor Daily Orange. DUANE E. JOHNSON. Liberal Arts. Olean, N. Y. 9 A. Janus, Y. M. C. A., Janus Contest, University Chorus, Y. M. C. A. Deputation Team, Student Volunteer Band SHERWOOD JOHNSON. Liberal Arts. Waverly, N. Y. University Chorus C21 C31 C41, University Men's Glee Club C41, Crew C11 C21, Candidate for Varsity Baseball C41. HERMAN JOHNSON. Liberal Arts. Canton, N. Y. XII T, CIDK A. Monx Head, President of Class of 1919, Captain of Freshman Track Team 1915-16, Captain of Intercollegiate Champion Cross-Country Team 1919. OLGA G. JOHNSON. Liberal Arts. Olean, N. Y. AX Sl. Y. W. C. A., Consumers' League, Women's League, Sociology Club. ' DOROTITY M. JONES. Teachers College. Frankfort, N. Y. X Q. Y. W. C. A., Women'S Athletic Association C11 C21 C31, Sophomore Advisory Board, WOmen's League, Financial Committee, Y. W. C. A. Membership Committee C31. HELEN JONES. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. A 1' A. S. ELIZABETH JONES. Liberal Arts. Willet, N. Y. Y. W. C. A., Consumers' League C11 C21 C31 C41, Women's Athletic Associa- tion C11 C21 C31 C41. ROBERT W. JORDAN. Applied Science. Syracuse, N. Y. K E. Crew Coxswain, Tambourine and Bones. S. HEPHEN KAISII. Forestry. Newark, N. J. Cosmopolitan Club, Forestry Club, Syracuse University Architectural Society, Art Editor Empire Forester 1918, Graduate Member Forestry College Student Council. Q5 1921 Sixty Q -XR .-,W 0 Q Z7 0 0 GNGNDAGAN C Sbeninr lkecnrhs LUCIA AILEEN KELLY. Liberal Arts. I Skaneateles, N. Y. Y. W. C. A. Membership Committee C41, Off Campus Committee, Women's League C31 C41, Silver Bay Club C41, Program Committee International Relations Club C41, Basketball C21 C31 C41, Historical Association, Class Finance Committee C41. HAROLD D. KELSEY. Applied Science. Syracuse, N. Y. K 2. BIoN H. KENT. Law. Remsen, N. Y. 2 N. HAZEL KIMBER. Oratory. E. Syracuse, N. Y. II B fb, II A 41. Tambourine and Bones, Consumers' League, Boar's Head, Y. W. C. A., Women's League. EMILY KINGSBURY. Physical Education. Elmhurst, L. I. A A A. Zoology Club, Basketball C11 C21, Vice-President Class C21, Executive Committee C11 C21 C31 C41, Tennis Representative, Secretary Athletic Association, Advisory Board C21 C31 C41, Assistant Chief Executive Large and Small Board, Women's Athletic Association C31 C41. CARROLL E. KINGSLEY. Forestry. Meriden, Conn. ' ZIII, A 9 T. Double Seven, Forestry Club, Treasurer Forestry Club C31, Connecticut Club Treasurer C31, Chairman Class Executive Committee C11. GEORGINA R. KINNIE. Liberal Arts. Monticello, N. Y. Y. W. C. A., Consumers' League, Legislative Chairman, Episcopal Club, . Chairman of Episcopal Women, Silver Bay Club, Historical Association, Polity Club, French Club. MARJORIE KIRK. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. I'I B fb. Swimming Team C11 C21 C31, Swimming Captain C11, Sophomore Athletic Club, Basketball C11 C21 C31, Captain of Basketball C11 C21, Tennis, Representative Athletic Governing Board, Amendment Committee of Athletic Association, Dolphin S, Tennis Tournaments, Class Champion C21 C31- ESTHER L. KITCHEN. Fine Arts. Waverly, N. Y. AX SZ. Consumers' League, Finance Committee, Membership Committee of Y.W. C.A. ' MARGARET E. KNAPP. Teachers College. N. Tonawanda, N. Y. K K F. Senior Executive Committee, Advisory Board C11 C21 C31, Women's League C11 C21 C31,Y. W. C. A. C11 C21 C31. HELEN KNISKERN. Home Economics. Kingston, N. Y. Silver Bay Club, University Chorus C21 C41, Glee Club C11, Large Cabinet of Y. W. C. A. C21, Membership Committee of Y. W. C. A. C31 C41, Consumers' League, Assistant Manager of Home Economics Cafeteria. HAROLD GEORGE KOLBE. Forestry. Buffalo, N. Y. 2 CD E. Double Seven, Football C11 C31. EMILY L. KRUCK. Liberal Arts. Newark, N. j. IIA 9. Basketball C21 C31 C41, Hockey C41, International Relations Club C41, Consumers' League, New jersey Club C21, Settlement Club C21. 5355? 11921 Sixty-one D Q QC FONONDAGAN U D T' 5 O Sveniur Returns MARY E. LARKIN. Liberal Arts. Mexico, N. Y. X Q. ELLA C. LARSON. Liberal Arts. Schenectady, N. Y. A T P. French Club, Y. W. C. A. AGNES LANCASTER. Fine Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. I' fb B. Glee Club. A HAROI.D LA TULIP. B. S. in Medicine. Oswego, N. Y. A K K, A X A. JOHN LANGAN. Applied Science. Syracuse, N. Y. K Z. WILLIAM K. LAWS. Liberal Arts. Sayre, Pa. 22 A E. JOHN S. LAWTON. Liberal Arts. Evans Mills, N. Y. A T. Corpse and Coffin, Manager Freshman Baseball C35, Daily Orange Reporter C25, Senior Executive Committee. LELAND LOGAN. Liberal Arts. Yonkers, N. Y. E B. Forestry Club, French Club C45. A HARRY LEVY. Medicine. Syracuse, N. Y. 2 AM, YD A E. RAYMOND H. LEWIS. Forestry. Elmira, N. Y. 9 A. Forestry Club, Y. M. C. A. RICHARD j. LIGHTIIALL. B. S. in Medicine. Syracuse, N. Y. N 22 N, XII T. Tambourine and Bones, Corpse and Coffin , Senior Dinner Club, Freshman Executive Committee. ROBERT j. LINDSAY. B. S. in Medicine. Southold, N. Y. A T, N 2 N. Janus, Vice-President Sophomore Debate Club, Classical Club, President of Long Island Club 1915, Secretary of English Club 1916, Dennison Declamatory Contest. EDYTIIE M. LIVINGSTON. Liberal Arts. A Syracuse, N. Y. A T P. Romance Language Club. FLORENCE LOCKHART. Liberal Arts. Ridgeway, Pa. A I',HII T. Silver Bay Club C35 C45, Sociology Club C35 C45, Somerset Y. C15 C25, United War Service Committee, Y. W. C. A. Membership, Treasurer Consumers' League, Red Cross Committee, President of Patriotic League, President of Consumers' League, Chairman of Chapel Committee, Bible C25. MRS. GRACE LOCKWOOD. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. A F. Botany Club. ROGER R. LOUGH. Medicine. Edmeston, N. Y. N2N,ArzA,IooK. V MAURICE D. Low. Applied Science. Syracuse, N. Y. SCSU' KID 1' A, T BH, T A 23. Double Seven, Baseball C15 C25, Glee Club, Chairman E-E14 Honor Committee, Member of Executive Committee C35, Student Member D of A. I. E. E. IIC?-I 71: I , ' - - D -4' 1921 ,gg typ f- Y Q 1 . Sixty-two Q 1 Q U'o 0 ONONDAGAN D Seniur ilkernrhs PAUL LOWRY. Medicine. E. Syracuse, N. Y. N EN, CID A 9. Corpse and Coffin5 Janusg Zoology Club5 Senior Dinner Club5 Varsity Lacrosse Team C21 C315 Varsity Debate C115 Freshman Debate Team5 Debate Uniong Executive Committee C31. HENRY D. LUCY. Law. Cortland, N. Y. E A E, fb A fb, GK A. Corpse and Cofhng Commodore of Crew 19195 Fresh- man Football Squad 19195 Senior Council. RAY LUTZ. Medicine. Syracuse, N. Y. A X A. Bronson Club. DAVID S. McINNIs. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. 9 A. Manager Debate5 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet C31 C415 Janus5 Debate Union. EDWARD H. MAcKENzIE, JR. Law. Syracuse, N. Y. XII T, KIJK A, II A E. Monx Headp Devil's Own5 Manager Varsity Football C31 C415 Associate Editor of Daily Orange C11 C215 Tambourine and Bonesg Junior Executive Committee C315 Senior Council C41. PAUL E. MACPHERSON. Liberal Arts. Hartsdale, N. Y. A X P, T 9 T. Monx Headg Tambourine and Bones5 Boar's Head5 Manager Varsity Track5 Freshman Track5 Block Letter S 5 President Junior Classg Senior Committee. REUBEN B. MAINE. Forestry. Beaver Dams, N. Y. A 9 T. Intra-mural Basketball5 Lacrosse. CHRISTINE MAKUEN. Liberal Arts. Goshen, N. Y. II A 9, 9 X B. Y. W. C. A.5 World Fellowship Committee C415 Large Board Women's League C415 Captain Senior Hockey Team5 Basketball Squad C415 International Relations Club5 Silver Bay Club C31 C415 Historical Association5 Consumers' League5 Biblical Club C21 C31. JOHN M. MALONE. Law. Holyoke, Mass. 2 A E, IIJK A. Monx Headg Freshman Baseballg Freshman Football5 Varsity Football C21 C31 C415 Captain Football 19185Varsity Baseball 1917, 19195 Captain Baseball 19205 Varsity Basketball 1916-17-19. ELIZABETH MARSLAND. Liberal Arts. Ilion, N. Y. II B KD. JULIA A. MARTIN. Library. Lima, N. Y. A X Q, H A Z. Women's League5 Y. W.. C. A. LESLIE J. MARTIN. Applied Science. Ansonia, Conn. A X P. Onondagan Boardg President of Conn. Club C21 C315 President of New England Club. R. MARVIN. Law. Baldwinsville, N. Y. B9II,fI1AfID. Corpse and Cofiing Devil's Own5 Freshman Executive Committeeg Daily Orange C11. 11455 RUSSELL J. MAY. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. ' CID I' A. F 1921 Sixty-three D Q N , 1 QW QUPG ON ON DAGAN L O D Senior Slkecorhss ELIZABETH J. MCCARTHY. Liberal Arts. Albany, N. Y. X SZ, I-I II T. Sociology Club 5 Silver Bay Club5 President of Women's Athletic Association C415 Track C115 Basketball Team C11 C21 C31 C415 Basketball Manager. C315 Small Board Women's League C415 Cheer Leader C11 C21 C31 C415 College Cheer Leader C415Women's League Nominating Board C11. MILDRED MCCORD. Home Economics. Oyster Bay, L. I. A E A. Y. W. C. A. C11 C21 C31 C415 Consumers' League C11 C21 C315 Freshman Executive Committee5 Senior Advisory Board of'Women's League C11 C21 C31 C415 Large Board5 Silver Bay Club. FLORENCE M. MCDONELL. Library. Alexandria Bay, N. Y. ZQHHA2. MILDRED MCDUFFIE. Liberal Arts.. Pavilion, N. Y. English Club5 Spanish Club5 Y. W. C. A.5 Consumers' League. GUSTAV A. MEZGER. Applied Science. Utica, N. Y. T B II. ANDREW HERRON MERCER, JR. Liberal Arts. Pittsburgh, Pa. fir I' A, II A E, fI1K A. Monx Head5 Janus5 Tambourine and Bones5 Editor Daily Orange C415 Associate Editor l921 I-landbook5 Manager Glce 5 Club C415 Class Treasurer C31 C415 Chairman Executive Committee5 Inter- fraternity Conference C41. CHARLES F. MCKAY. Law. E. Syracuse, N. Y. I' H F, T 9 T. Boar's I-Ieadg Devil's Own 5 Janus5 Senior Committee5 DeLima Contest5 Janus Speaking Contest. JULIA C. MCNAIR. Liberal Arts. Paterson, N. J. X SZ, HII T. Y. W. C. A.5 Consumers' League5 Silver Bay Club5 English Club5 Women's League C21 C31 C415 Women's Athletic Association C21 C31 C415 Daily Orange Reporter C21 C315 3rd Vice-President of Women's League C315 2nd Vice-President of Women's League C415 Recording Committee C215 Swimming C215 Track C31 C415 Chairman of Red Cross Committee C21. ,ELIZABETH MCROBERTS. Liberal Arts. Brooklyn, N. Y. K A 9. Romance Language Club5 Sociology Club5 Glee Club5 Tambourine and Bones5 Y. W. C. A.5 Women's League5 Executive Committee C21 C31. GEORGE L. MANLEY. Medicine. Norwich, N. Y. A K K, KID A 6, GN E. Executive Senior Council5 Senior Committee. GEORGE A. MARSDEN. Medicine. Oswego, N. Y. AKK,IQOK ROWLAND M. MEACHEM. Agriculture. Willet, N. Y. E B, 1' A E. Varsity Baseball 1315 Lacrosse C21. W. GRANT MITCIIIAILL. Liberal Arts. Thousand Island Park, N. Y. 'X 23 B, CIJK A. Corpse and Coffmg Tambourine and Bones5 Prohibition Club5 515:36 Debate Club: Wf6Stling C11 C315 Manager Wrestling C415 Baseball5 Senior E-54 Committee. ' ii Wi-L Qiii C I l - C 4' 1921 5 lyfi Sixty-four D Q 7 4' Tiki Q ONONDAGAN OF A U 0 G 0 D Senior Bernrhs JOI-IN K. MOESCHLIN. Law. Sunbury, Pa. A X P, fb A KID, T 9 T. Monx Head5 Manager Freshman Baseballg Manager Varsity Baseballg President Junior Law Class 19195 Senior Council 1919. FRAZIER MONTANGE. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. 2 N. Double Seven. CLARITA MOORE. Liberal Arts. Gouverneur, N. Y. A OH. German Club C255 Sociology Club C355 English Club C35 C455 Bas- ketball C15 C25 C35 C455 Manager Basketball C155 Athletic Nominating Committee C155 Secretary of Athletic Governing Board C355 Track C15 C255 Class Social Committee C25 C355 Y. W. C. A. Membership Committee C15 C255 Big Sister C25 C35 C45 5 Silver Bay Clubg Consumers' League. ROBERT MOREY. Liberal Arts. Pittsburgh, Pa. XII T. Corpse and COff1n5 Tambourine and Bones5 Junior Varsity Crew C355 Sophomore Executive Committee. ANNA LOUISE MORRIS. Oratory. Dover, Del. KK F, H A 111. Boar's Headg Women'S League5 Y. W. C. A.5 Finance Committee 19175 Advisory Boarclg Pan-Hellenic Association. IRENE E. MEYERS. Liberal Arts. Tonawanda, N. Y. Y. W. C. A.5 Women's League5 Romance Language Club. J. EDSON MYER. Forestry. Milford, Pa. A E 2. Class Editorg Empire Forester. LEON EDWIN MYERS.. Liberal Arts. Madrid, N. Y. 22 fir E. Tambourine and Bonesg Y. M. C. A. University Band C15 C25 C45. BETHEL NELSON. Liberal Arts. Utica, N. Y. Women's Cosmopolitan Clubg Women's Debate Clubg Y. W. C. A. EDWIN J. NELSON. Liberal Arts. Jamestown, N. Y. E CID E, H A E, T 9 T. Monx Head5 Freshman Track5 Business Staff Daily Orange C255 Business and Circulation Manager Daily Orange C355 Circulation Manager Orange Peel C35. RUTH BELLE NEWELL. Liberal Arts. Elmira, N. Y. Zoology Clubg WOmen's League5 Y. W. C. A. Student Volunteer5 Consumers' League5 Outing Club. S. SELAH NEWTON. Liberal Arts. Athol, Mass. A CD. English Club5 French Club5 Basketball C155 SWimming5 Tennis Tournament5 Senior Tennis Representative. CURTIS ELLIOTT NORTON. Liberal Arts. Utica, N. Y. A X E. Varsity Swimming Team C15 C45. MILDRED E. NYE. Oratory. Moravia, N. Y. Z 'GDI-I, H A lib. Roosevelt Clubg Women's League. ' 'S MARY OAKLEY. Liberal Arts. 5 Wappingers Falls, N. Y. D ! A X Sl, A T P, IT A 9. Y. W. C. A.5 Consumers' League5 Romance Language si- Club. l ' 1 ' ai -A '- , M y 1921 5 Sixty-Hve D Q x Q T ' U 0 G O ,jg ONONDAGAN Senior ikewrbs ERNEST H. OSBORNE. Forestry. Buffalo, N. Y. E B. Forestry Club5 Rifle Club5 Lacrosse C45. WILLIAM A. OWEN. Applied Science. I Oneida, N. Y. A T. Varsity Lacrosse C25 C355 Tambourine and Bones5 Junior Executive COmmittee5 University Band C15 C25 C35 C455 University Chorus C15 C25 C355 American Society Mechanical Engineers. ELSIE FRANCES PACK. Library. Syracuse, N. Y. A A A, H A E. Silver Bay Club5 Y. W. C. A. C15 C25 C35 C45 5 Women's League C15 C25 C35 C455 Women's Athletic Association C15 C25 C35 C455 3rd Prize Sophomore Women's Speaking. GLADYS ADELE PALMER. Liberal Arts. Port Jervis, N. Y. Women's League5 Y. W. C. A.5 French Club5 Consumers' League. RALPH C. PALMER. Law. Port Huron, Mich. 2 N, A T. Bowling, President Interfraternity Conference. - LOUIS A. PARCELL, B.S. Medicine. Auburn, N. Y. N E N. Tambourine and Bones. WILLIAM CARLISLE PARKER. Law. Syracuse, N. Y. K 2. Justinian Honorary Law5 Winner of Justinian Scholarship Cup. A. HOLLY PATTERSON. Liberal Arts. Hempstead, L. I. E A E, T 9 T. Double Seveng Long Island Club5 President Senior Classg Vice-President Senior Councilg Vice-President Interfraternity Councilg Manager Rifle Team. DAVID PAULL. Liberal Arts. Atlantic City, N. J. CII E H. Interfraternity Conference. JOHN F. PAUL. Forestry. Naples, N. Y. Lacrosse C15 C25. MARION G. PECK. Library. Potsdam, N. Y. K A 9, 2 9 E. Onondagan BOard5 Treasurer of Organization C155 Executive Committee C155 Student Volunteer Convention. DOROTHY PECK. Library. Scranton, Pa. Junior and Senior Advisory Board C35 C45. GEORGE M. PEIZAR. Law. Hartford, Conn. fb E II. Justinian. RAY WILSON PETERSON. Medicine. Norwich, N. Y. 9 A. University Chorus C25. JAY B. PIIELPS. Liberal Arts. McGraw, N. Y. 9 A. Polity Club NELLIE A. PHELPS. Liberal Arts. McGraw, N. Y. fi ESTI-IER LOUISE PICKWICK. Oratory. Newark, N. J. 1:35. 'S A E A, II A db. Y. W. C. A. C15 C25 C35 C455 Women's League C15 C25 C35. fix? RAYMOND J. PIERI. B. S. in Medicine. Solvay, N. Y. F H 1' - IICILIT. Q5 Y' ' ' i--f---W '-f 4- -v.--...i-i-. ,..... MY-, ,A ,g7,,,,4 M C 'Q ---n - - - 4 1921 Il 11,59 M - W v Q A 1 Sixty-six D Q Q 0 ONONDAGAN Sveniur Remarks HELEN PIERSON. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. A I' A. Glee Club, Fine Arts French Club, University Chorus, Freshman Executive Committee. DOROTHEA POPE. Liberal Arts. Middletown, Conn. MARY LOUISE PORTER. Liberal Arts. Lowville, N. Y. A I' A. English Club, Y. W. C. A., Consumers' League, Women's League, German Club. ETHLYN A. POTTER. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. Y. W. C. A., Women's League, Fine Arts French Club, English Club, International Polity Club, Historical Association. GRACE M. PRATT. Liberal Arts. Newark, N. J. Classical Club, Sociology Club, Botany Club. MAX JOSEPH PIERSON. Medicine. Binghamton, N. Y. 'ID A E. ' I'IARRY B. PRESTON. Architecture. Utica, N. Y. II K A, E T A. DOROTHY M. PRICE. Physical Education. Cobleskill, N. Y. 1' fb B. Census Committee Women's League, Membership Committee ' Y. W. C. A. C2D, Silver Bay Club C2D C3D, Secretary and Treasurer Patriotic League CZD, Social Committee of Women's League C2D, Athletic Association C2D C3D, Large Board for Women's League C3D , Small Board Women's League C3D, Senior Executive Committee C3D. 1750 I CHAS. A. PRUDHON, B.S. Medicine. Syracuse, N. Y. A K K. A M. LEDA RADLEY. Teachers College. Syracuse, N. Y. Y. W. C. A. CSD , Women's League, Consumers' League. MARY I. RADWAY. Oratory. Mexico, N. Y. Z fI1H,II A KID. 2nd Prize DeLima Contest C3D, Roosevelt Club C4D, Silver Bay Club, Women's League. JOHN C. RAFTER. Law. No. Troy, N. Y. 1' H F. Tambourine and Bones, Varsity Football and Basketball. WILLIAM A. RANKIN. Applied Science. St. Kitts, Brit. W. Indies. IIKA,TBII,9NE,TA2. M0nxHead. GLADYS LUCILE REDELINGS. Painting. Syracuse, N. Y. E K. Fine Arts French Club, Y. W. C. A., Somerset Y, Illustrators Club. RUTH RENNER. Liberal Arts. Waterville, N. Y. X SZ. Y. W. C. A. C1D C2D C3D C4D, Freshman Executive Committee, Women's League C1D C2D C3D C4D,Athletic Association CID C2D C3D C4D. fx JESSIE L. REMINGTON. Teachers Collce. Ilion, N. Y. .Aj-D. 'E X SZ, II A 9. A ' A Lotus D. RETY, B.S. Medicine. Walton, N. Y. i? A K K- ucv: T H 1. V -7 ' 4 eip -. we , To - - 4' -fy 192 ll K J ' -1-of 1 Q lm Sixty-seven D Q Q ONONDAGAN ' ' C G N 0 - . beniur Remarks. MARGARET T. REYNOLDS. Liberal Arts. Felton, Del. KK I'. MARY J. REYNOLDS. Liberal Arts. Geneva, N. Y. Sociology Club, Consumers' League, Y. W. C. A., Women's League. MIRIAM E. RICKARDS. Liberal Arts. ' Brooklyn, N. Y. HH T, AT P. Daily Orange Reporter C15 C25 C35 C45, Basketball Squad, C15 C25 C35 C45, Freshman Executive Committee, Chief Executive of Senior Organization, Assistant Editor of Women's League Handbook C35, Romance Language Club C25 C35 C45, Silver Bay Club C45, Consumers' League C25 C35 C45- SIDNEY N. RIGGS. Forestry. Syracuse, N. Y. fI9KWIf. Tambourine and Bones, Forestry Club, Freshman Track, Varsity C25 C35 C45, Penn. Relays, Manager Lacrosse, President 1915 Summer Camp Forestry. . OTTO C. RISCH. Medicine. Syracuse, N. Y. A K K. V KATIIRYN R. ROBBINS. Liberal Arts. Wilmington, Del. K K F. English Club. DAISY BELLE ROGERS. Liberal Arts. Stanford, N. Y. University Chorus C15 C25 C35 C45. EDITI-I ROGERS. Liberal Arts. Watertown, N. Y. A X Q. Y. W. C. A. Women's League, Consumers' League, Sociology Club. MANLY BRONSON ROOT. Medicine. Slaterville Springs, N. Y. A Q A. ONA A. ROSBROOK. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. A OH, II I' 22. Sociology Club, Women's League C15 C25, Y. W. C. A. C15 C25 C35- MARY SELLYE ROSEVEAR. Physical Education. Boonton, N. J. Y.W. C. A. LEON HOLMES ROSSMAN. Liberal Arts. Mohawk, N. Y. 21 B. Sociology Club, German Club, Tambourine and Bones, Baseball C15, Leader University Band C25 C35 C45 , Second Cash Prize Janus Oratorical Contest C25. MARY OLIVIA ROTHWELL. Liberal Arts. Corning, N. Y. A T P. Romance Language Club, Classical Club. ANTONIO RUGGIERO. Liberal Arts. Port Chester, N. Y. Cosmopolitan Club, Tambourine and Bones, University Band. FRANCES HELEN RYAN. Liberal Arts. Solvay, N. Y. ,X Brownson Club, Historical Association, International Relations Club. Bind N l Q E. MARIE SALISBURY. Liberal Arts. , Hamburg, N. Y. A T P. Romance Language Club. ev! I 1921 g - 5 . Sixty-eight , - ---' Y -- -----L, D Q ----- ---'A 'iii L7 L' 0 I 0 ONONDAGAN beninr Becnrhs ALEXANDER L. SAUL. Law. Syracuse, N. Y. CID E II. RUTH E. SAUNDERS. Liberal Arts. Leonardsville, N. Y. Romance Language Club, Glee Club 133, Consumers' League 125. GEORGIA SCHATTLE. Fine Arts. Solvay, N. Y. A Q. - LOUIS WILLIAM SCHAEFER. Law. New Britain, Conn. A X P, dv A 111. Devil's Own, Tambourine and Bones, Glee Club 133, lelniversity Chorus 111 135, Y. M. C. A. 111 135 , Varsity Wrestling 135. Conn. lub. FLORENCE C. SCHIMPF. Liberal Arts. Sodus, N. Y. Classical Club, Basketball, Y. W. C. A., Consumers' League. JAMES SCHINDLER. Architecture. Syracuse, N. Y. K 2, T 2 A. - JOHN J. ScHLossER. Agriculture. Syracuse, N. Y. B 911. Double Seven, Onondagan Board, Junior Executive Committee, President Agriculture Sophomore Class. ALFRED G. SCHMITT. Forestry. Valley Stream, N. Y. 2 B,. A T T, II A E. Monx Head, Senior Dinner Club, Wrestling, Assistant Business Manager Daily Orange, Business Manager Orange Peel, Forestry Club, Rilie Club, Interfraternity Conference, Class Executive Committee 125 133, Prohibition Club, Long Island Club. EARL L. SCHOOLCRAFT. Agriculture. Red Creek, N. Y. AX P, 1' A E. Corpse and Coffin, Football Squad 125, Crew Squad 115 125 13D, Executive Committee 121, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 13J. FLOYD SCHOONMAKER. Liberal Arts. Fabius, N. Y. E X. Classical Club, Glee Club. ARTHUR C. SCHROEDER. Applied Science. Syracuse, N. Y. Z XII, T A 23. Double Seven , Junior Executive Committee, Onondagan Board, Secretary Senior Engineering. MARGARET B. SCOTT. Liberal Arts. Oswego, N. Y. International Relations Club, English Club, Swimming. JANE L. SEAFUSE. Liberal Arts. Elmira, N. Y. Polity Club, French Club, Historical Association. DONALD F. SEARS. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. AT,fI1BK,II ME,AT P. HARRY SEGAL. Liberal Arts. Havenhill, Mass. , 'X-. 2 AM. Football 1916-17-19. RoscOE D. SEVERANCE, 13.5. Medicine. savannah, N. Y. A K K- KCI-il I-A . . L T L, L. .... L, jf--' ' .,.-,I...i.....,.,.-..-. ..,. .,...-...- A-.. , A , , ---v 1921 1 I fs - F -m n- Y Q I I Sixty-nine Di Q , ' ONONDAGAN beninr Recnrhs HOWARD I.. SHAFF. Law. Fulton, N. Y. E N. Devil's Own. SIGMUND SHAPIRO. Liberal Arts. New York City. Historical Association. ADELAIDE SHERWOOD. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. H B fb. English Club, Philosophy Club, Cast of English Club Christmas Play, Onondagan Board, Glee Club C21 C31 C41. DOROTHY SHERWOOD. Liberal Arts. Port Chester, N. Y. German Club, Secretary German Club C41, Equal Suffrage Club, Vice- President C21, Somerset Y. C11 C21, Large Board C11. JOHN H. SHETRON. Law. Syracuse, N. Y. I' H F. Devil's Own, Freshman and Varsity Crew. LEIGH A. SIMPSON, B.S. Medicine. Fulton, N. Y. E X, N 2 N. MABEL I. SKINNER. Liberal Arts. ' Camden, N. Y. French Club. - ROscoE B. SKINNER. Law. Camden, N. Y. A X A. FRANK L. SLATER, B.S. Medicine. Seneca Falls, N. Y. AKK,AnA, IQOK. WILLIAM D. SLATTERY. Liberal Arts. Keene, N. Y. FH F. Boar's Head, Janus Speaking Contest, DeLima Speaking Contest' KATHLEEN M. SMITH. Oratory. Middleport, N. Y. Z CDH, H A CID. Y. W. C. A., Women's League. LAURA W. SMITH. Liberal Arts. Plainfield, N. J. Episcopal Club C41, German Club, Consumers' League, Patriotic League. MELICENT SMITH. Teachers College. Troy, N. Y. ' A fb. Y. W. C. A., Women's League. WINIFRED IRENE SMITH. Fine Arts. Norwich, N. Y. E K. Junior and Senior Advisory Boards. RICHARD R. SNOOK. Liberal Arts. Fishkill, N. Y. Historical Association, English Club, Boar's Head, Executive Committee of English Club, Vice-President of Historical Association. LAWRENCE B. SOPER. Liberal Arts. Norwich, N. Y. 27 111 E. Monx Head, Freshman Track Squad, Manager Cross Country Block S , Class Executive Committee C21, Freshman Debate. ROLAND H. SPAULDING. Liberal Arts. Baldwinsville, N. Y. CY , 2 A E. Double Seven, Senior Dinner, Y. M. C. A., Roosevelt Club, nCf5 im- Freshman Track, Philosophical Club, Winner Janus Prize 1917, Winner 1 ' ' DeL1ma Contest C31, Dennison Contest C21, Student Secretary of Y. M. ' O C. A. C31 , General Secretary of Y. M. C. A. C41. f Y . 1 'flf'YY M-'4A'- ,....s.s. F 'MQW 'if YMLQVQ'-'PA f l I 1921 Seventy , 1. - YHA. U, . OQQ ' ' l7'O O ONONDAGAN Snmior Sliecurhs HOWARD R. SPELMAN. Forestry. Rockville Center, N. Y. '-IDKNP, A E Z. Lacrosse C25 C35, Rifle Team C25 C35 C45, Tennis Team C35 C45, Fgnrjestry Club, Rifie Club, President Rifle Club C35, Treasurer Forestfy Club 3 . FLORENCE SPRAKER. Liberal Arts. Fonda, N. Y. A CID, E 9 EZ, A T P. Y. W. C. A., Consumers' League. BERNARD L. STANTON. Liberal Arts. Ticonderoga, N. Y. ADA L. STEELE. Liberal Arts. Niagara Falls, N. Y. EK. Chemical Club. CONSTANTIN STEPHANOVE. Liberal Arts. Florina, Macedonia. Cosmopolitan Club, Lacrosse Team. EDWARD C. STETZER. Applied Science. Longport, N. J. K E, T A 2. Corpse and Coffin. ELON POWELL STEWART. Applied Science. Syracuse, N. Y. T B TI. PAUL J. STORM. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. K 2, II H 2. Interfraternity Conference C45, Geology Club. ETHEL M. STORR. Belles Lettres. View Paltz, N. Y. EK. English Club, junior Executive Committee, Consumers' League. THOMAS H. STORRIER. Liberal Arts. Nedrow, N. Y. fb F A. Double Seven, Geology Club, Junior Executive Committee, Freshman Football and Squad, Baseball Team, Varsity Football Squad C25 C35, Varsity Baseball Squad C25 C35. EDWARD J. STREATOR. Forestry. New Hartford, N. Y. A 9 T. Editor 1920 Camp Log, President Forestry Club. CYRIL STRIFE. Liberal Arts. ' Carthage, N. Y. FH F, K B 111. Freshman Crew, junior and Varsity Football, Varsity Crew Squad, Freshman Executive Committee, Sophomore Executive Committee. ORVILLE T. STRYKER. Forestry. Springfield, Mass. QKNII. Forestry Club, RiHe Club, Secretary and Treasurer 1918 Summer Camp. FREDA SUPERKO. Liberal Arts. Nanticoke, Pa. A A A, HH T. Polity Club, Y. W. C. A., Women's League, Small Board of Women's League, Senior Advisory Board, Member of Women's League Nominating Board, Onondagan Board, Large Cabinet of Y. W. C. A. C25 C35. KARL A. SWENNING. Forestry. Brookline, Mass. A X P, A 'E 27, A 9 T. Swimming Team C25 C35 C45, Forestry Club, Associate Editor of Camp Log, Editor-in-Chief of Empire Forester, Double Seven. 'X ALMA RUTH TAYLOR. Liberal Arts. Oneida, N. Y. 3-:fe A Glee Club, French Club, Y. W. C. A. D ELIJAI-I E. TAYLOR. Liberal Arts. jay, N. Y. ' A X A, H A E. Manager Of 1920 Onondagan. wld' V' ' Y-' ' ' 'M ' M' Mi' T A A' igf f1 f ' ii . ' L, 'A' 4. 1 L-, l ', 7Ti'-A -:J Seventy-one 1 5' I E Q Q ' 'W' -Y - f 0 ONONDAOAN Q beninr Returns GRACE E. TAYLOR. Liberal Arts. Conesus, N. Y. A I' A. Fine Arts French Club, Y. W. C. A., Consumers' League. EARL R. TEMPLETON, B.S. Medicine. Buffalo, N. Y. , CIJKXII, N E N, A S2 A. Knockers Club. JOHN I. TERRELL. Liberal Arts. Oneida, N. Y. AT. Double Seven, Crew CU, Lacrosse C2j, Editor-in-Chief 1920 Ononclagan, Debate Union. GERARD W. TERRY. Applied Science. Mattitock, N. Y. E N, T B II. Double Seven, A. I. E. E., Honor System Committee CZD C3D. RUTH SALTER THOMAS. Fine Arts. Brooklyn, N. Y. AFA. Dolphin S , Swimming, Executive Committee CU, Sophomore Advisory Board. ETHEL T. THOMPSON.. Liberal Arts. Watertown, Conn. 2K,HH T. English Club, Silver Bay Club, Student Volunteer Organi- zation, Sophomore Women's Reading Contest, Social Committee of Y. W. C. A. CZD, Finance Committee of Women's League C3D, Dolphin S , Assistant Chief Executive CZJ, Women's League Nominating Board C2j CSD, Women's Editor Daily Orange C4j, Small Board Of Women's League C435 Silver Bay Delegation Leader C41 , Junior Honor Medal. TILLIE S. THOMPSON. Law and Fine Arts. Philadelphia, Pa. AECIJ. Vice-President Collegiate Society 1919, Secretary and Treasurer Law Class 1917-18-20. PAUL TRAUB. Liberal Arts. Allentown, Pa. AX A. Winner Lightweight Wrestling Tournament CID, Varsity Baseball Reserves C31 , Varsity Cheerleader C4j. GEORGE A. TURNBULD. Forestry College. Downsville, N. Y. Freshman Foresters Crew 1915, Wrestling. MARJORIIS ULLMAN. Teachers Collegey Carthage, N. Y. 1' fb B. MERRELL A. UPSON. Liberal Arts. Springville, N. Y. 2 B. Chemistry Club CZD, French Club C4D, Lacrosse C4j. MII.LARD C. UPSON. Liberal Arts. Springville, N. YL EB. Chemistry Club, French Club C4j, Secretary of Interfraternity Athletic Association C4D, Lacrosse. HELEN VAN ALLER. Liberal Arts. ' Middleburgh, N. Y. French Club, Polity Club, Women's Debate Club, Hockey. ARLENE VAN RIPER. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. A F, H A O. Silver Bay Club, Classical Club, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, Manager Of Freshman Handbook C.3D. . fi ALBERT P. VANSELOW. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. it CID BK H M E. Chemical Club. SADIE VOLANSKY. Oratory. Syracuse, N. Y Cosmopolitan Club 1921 I 4 Ci: Mi . ' l . A . ' I I Q ll? ' Seventy-two RQQ U o Tx 0 ONONDAGAN bcninr Becurhs SAMUEL A. VOLPERT. B. S. in Medicine. Lake Placid, N. Y. 11? E IT. J. VOORHEES. Applied Science. Johnstown, N. Y. A X A, HM E. Wrestling C41. MICIIAEL WALKENBERO. Liberal Arts. Newark, N. J. Tambourine and Bones, Zoology Club, Menorah Society. MARJORIE WALKER. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. A F. Sociology Club, Romance Language Club, Liberal Arts Represent- ative C21, WOmen's League, Y. W. C. A. THOMAS E. WALSH, B.S. Medicine. Syracuse, N. Y. XII T, N E N. MERLIN B. WARD. Liberal Arts. Moretown, Vt. CIP F A. Northfield Hermon Club, Forestry Club C11 C21, Double Seven, Glee Club C41, Class Executive Committee C31, Interfraternity Conference C31. HAROLD MACY WARNER. Liberal Arts. Livonia, N. Y. 9 A, 22 A E. Janus Contest, Dennison Contest, University Chorus Cl1, Y.M.C.A.Cl1C41. A OLIN ADICLBICRT VVARREN. Applied Science. Remsen, N. Y. 2 N, T A 22, T B II. Honor System Committee C21 C41. RALPH M. WATKINS. Medicine. Syracuse, N. Y. A T, N 22 N, A S2 A, T 9 T. Corpse and Coffin, Tambourine and Bones. DOROTHY A. WATSON. Liberal Arts. Mt. Herman, Mass. II A 9, A T P. German Club President C41. MARTHA WA'l 1'. Liberal Arts, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. KK F. HAROLD W. WEISENDERO. Law. Syracuse, N- Y- fb E H. Justinian Honorary Law, Dennison Contest, Debate Squad. MARY ARLINE WEISE. Fine Arts. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. A I'. Y. W. C. A., Teachers College Representative C21 C31, Consumers' League C31, RAY WEIGOLD. B. S. in Medicine. Syracuse, N. Y. K 22. Track, Crew, Zoology Club. GERTRUDE E. WELLS. Liberal Arts. Sacket Harbor, N. Y. X SZ. ROSA M.WENs1NGER. Library. ' Fremont, Ohio. F. MURRAY WESTOVER. Liberal Arts. Plymouth, Pa. 9 University Chorus, Secretary University Chorus C31, HELEN WHEELER. Liberal Arts. Potsdam, N. Y. 7 X SZ. French Club, Y. W. C. A., Women's Athletic Association, Consumers League, WOmen's League. HILDA J. WHEELER. Liberal Arts. Munnsville, N. Y. Glee Club, Polity Club, French Club. ' ' 5155 1921 Seventy-three I P P 1 5 F r I i 1 l 3 Q Q' K ONONDAGAN beniur Becnrhs DONALD WI-II'1'NEY. Liberal Arts. Liverpool, N. Y. 27 A E. Y. M. C. A. Cabinet C11 C31 C41. CLAIR S. WIGHTMAN. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. Z A E. Philosophical Club. N. EVELYN WILcox. Fine Arts. Manlius, N. Y. X 9. MARION WILEY. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. A fb, HII T. Silver Bay3 Women's Athletic Association3 Y. W. C. A.3 Women's League3 1st Vice-President Women's League C413 Advisory Board of 1920 Organization C413 Secretary of Organization C213 Reporter on Daily Orange C11 C21 C31: Finance Committee of Organization3 Social Committee of Organization C313 Class Executive Committee3Sub-Chairman City Com- mittee Women's League C313 Sub-Chairman Hospitality Committee C31. ETHEL WILLIAMS. Oratory. Syracuse, N. Y. A O H, H A CIP. MARCUS D. WOMER. Applied Science. Hazleton, Pa. CIJKXII. A.S. M. E. F. WOOD. Liberal Arts. Cvaleton, Pa. A X A. Member of Interfraternity Conference. ' HARRY P. Woon. Agriculture. Chicago, Ill. A T A, F A E, T 6 T. Double Seven3 Executive Committee C21 C313 Chairman Senior Executive Committee3 President of Y. M. C.A. RALPH W. W0oDwoRTI-I. Applied Science. Ridgewood, N. J. fI1KlI1, T A Z. Double Seven3 Senior Dinner Club3 Lacrosse Team C21 C31 C413 Rifle Team C21 C31 C413 Captain Rifie Team C21 C313 Class Executive Committee C11 C313 President Engineers C213 President Interfraternity Athletic Association C31. DORIS M. WORTH. Physical Education. Solvay, N. Y. IIBfI1. Tennis C11 C21 C413 Swimming C11 C21 C31 C413 Captain C21 C413 Basketball C21- C31 C413 Track C11 C313 Amendment Committee of Women's Athletic Association C313 Y. W. C. A.3 Sub-Chairman of Membership Com- mittee C313 Chairman of Intercollegiate Relations Committee C413 Women's Editor Freshman Handbook C413 Student Representative of North Eastern Field in Y. W. C. A. C413 Women's League C11 C21 C31 C413 City Women's Luncheon Committee of Women's League C313 Consumers' League C11 C313 Organization C11 C21 C313 Finance Committee of Organization C113 Class Secretary C313 Executive Committee C413 Silver Bay Club. MILDRED WRIGII'1'. Liberal Arts. Shortsville, N. Y. A OIT. Sociology Club3 Romance Language Clllbj Y. W. C. A.3 Women's League. ELIZABETH ZIMMER. Liberal Arts. Constableville, N. Y. AOII. Romance Language Club3 Episcopal Club C31 C413 Y. W. C. A.3 Consumers' League. 1702 gif 4 1921 Seventy-four T Q io ONONDAGAN C U G Senior Returns-Supplementary list CLARENCE BLUESTONE. Medicine. Syracuse, N. Y. MARION G. BRITTON. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. International Relations Club, Historical Association, Y. W. C. A. DOROTHY E. BROOKS. Liberal Arts. Rochester, N. Y. Classical Club, Zoology Club, Large Board Women's League. MARGARET REGINA BRYAN. Liberal Arts. Erie, Pa. Basketball C3j C4D, Panhellenic League, English Club, Advisory Board C25 CSD, Executive Committee C25 C3j, Onondagan Board. MARY A. CAMERON. Liberal Arts. Rochester, N. Y. Biblical Club, Sociology Club, Polity Club, Y. W. C. A. FRANCES L. CARRIER. Liberal Arts. Friendship, N. Y. Botany Club, Consumers' League, Women's League, Y. W. C. A. LEORA M. CASE. Liberal Arts. Y. W. C. A., English Club. JESSIE FREMONT CLARK. Fine Arts. CELESTIA LORA CUSHING. Liberal Arts. Hlstorical Association. GRACE E. BAEGOGK. Liberal Arts. Y. W. C. A., Women's League. AGNES JULIA BACHEM. Liberal Arts. Marcellus, N. Y. Lafayette, N. Y. Syracuse, N. Y. Willet, N. Y. Schenectady . . ,N Y President WOmen's Debate Club, Women'S Glee Club, Historical Association, International Relations Club. MARY EVELYN BELLOWS. Liberal Arts. Roxbury, N. Y. Silver Bay Club, English Club, Historical Association, Senior Executive Committee, Women's League, Y. W. C. A., Inter-Polity Club, Consumers' League, Sophomore WOmen'S Speaking Contest. LESLIE DEWITT BENSON. Liberal Arts. Baldwinsville, N. Y. Glee Club, Y. W. C. A. Des Moines Convention. FLORENCE VICTORIA EDDY. Liberal Arts. Syracuse, N. Y. Large Cabinet, Y. W. C. A., Daily Orange. RUBY ARLINE HOWARD. Liberal Arts. Tioga, Pa. Episcopal Club, Mandolin Club C22 C3j C4j, Basketball CSD. REBA MAY JONES. Liberal Arts. Utica, N. Y. English Club. C MARGARET ALICE MEYERS. Liberal Arts. Nescopeck, Pa. Bit? Women's League, Y. W. C. A., Chemistry Club. - MRS. LUELLA V. STARK NINDE, B.S. Home Economics. Syracuse, N. Y. 7 i Z li, ' Q Y W Y I I 1921 Seventy-tive Q QC' ' 17-'Q ON ON DAGAN O . beniur Becnrhs-Supplementary list MARGARl'1'1' ANNA NORRIS. Liberal Arts. Buffalo, N. Y. M. R. S.: Women's League: Y. W. C. A. EDITH PI-IILLEO. Liberal Artsf New Hartford, N. Y. Student Volunteer Band: Consumers' League: Y. W. C. A.: English Club: International Polity Club. : DeRuyter, N. Y. Mobile, Ala. FAY NEARY PIERCE. Liberal Arts. FRANKLIN EDWARD POWELL. Electrical Engineering. A. I. E. E.: Southern Club. DORIS MATIiER REYNOLDS. Oratory. A Middleport, N. Y. HOWARD A. SMITII. Liberal Arts. N. Syracuse, N. Y. MARGARET M. SULLIVAN. Liberal Arts. Newport, N. H. Bronson Club: French Club: Spanish Club: English Club: Class Organization C4D: Cheer Leader C31 C4J. ' MILDRED OLGA WAGONNER. Liberal Arts. Peterboro, N. Y. FI.oRENcE M..WRIClII'l'. Liberal Arts. Ticonclcroga, N. Y. Classical Club. GRACE MILLIIOUSE. Liberal Arts. Troy, N. Y. Women's League: Y. W. C. A.: Women's Athletic Association Basketball CZJ C35 Cflj: Daily Orange Q21 C31 C4j: Treasurer 1920 Organization: Silver Bay Club. jos1':P1IYNE A. KETCIAIUM. Liberal Arts. Middletown, N. Y. Romance Language Club: English Club: Consumers' League. MARION DELONG. Teachers. Hudson Falls, N. Y. Y. W. C. A.: Women's League: Basketball: Hockey: Swimming: Track: Consumers' League: Silver Bay Club. nil? 1921 S6V6Ylty-SIX . 5 1- W N , Q ,, H , , . O 1 f r '9 f , f SWAN '.y,'w'-MTW-lxiiurlil-li-fl I. . . ,Mil V ,, S . 6. Q .Xb 'Q U92 ,L ON ON DAGAN O D The Glass .nf 1921 STRONOMERS tell us that in the fall of the year 1917, wonderful phenomena were seen in the celestial regions over Syracuse. Old Dame Rumor has it that the phenomena appeared as a sign from Heaven telling the world that the students then entering would be an epoch making class. Be that as it may, Syracuse welcomed the brightest aggregation of beauty, youth, and talent of any year in the history of the institution. We hesitated somewhat at stating the facts of the case, lest some gentle reader might think us conceited, but we finally decided it would be false modesty to deliberately underestimate our own ability. To be sure, we owe an eternal debt of gratitude to the members of the Class of '20 for their effective work in salting us down and removing our caustic fresh- ness. But even in those days it was plain to be seen that we were gems of great value-though in the rough. The roughness soon wore off, however, and we dazzled the eyes of the Sophomores by staging a banquet worthy of the House of Lords, despite all their efforts to circumvent it. From that time on we have gleamed forth with ever increasing brilliancy, and our luster is reflected in the honors which in the three short years of our collegiate life it has been our privilege to achieve. The football, baseball, basketball, and track teams have won their successes largely through the efforts of the men of '21, In scholarship, debating, and dramatics, we have not been content with merely doing our share, but have assumed the leadership, and stand out as a beacon light for all other classes to follow. Our members have maintained with honor and glory the traditions and customs handed down by our predecessors, and in turn have handed them down to succeeding classes with due caution, that they may be as reverently upheld in the future as they have been in the past. We are publishing this Onondagan as an illustration of the consummate skill of our members in the journalistic art, and we are proud to submit it to the approval of the student body as our best effort. QBfficers ALFRED H. Love . . President RUTH L. LAND RY . . Vice-President CAROL G. Howsis . , Secretary WESLEY W. RASEY , Treasurer ALVIN P. LOSKAMP . . . Chairman of Executive Committee 1 gif? ' 1 i :li ll I 1921 it Seventy-eight DQQ AZT !Z7'o 0 ONGNDAGAN Euninr ecurhs CAROLINE A. ALISRECIIT. Berkshire, N. Y. l L.A. Zoology Clubg W. A. A.g Women's I League, Y. W. C. A. DONIXI.lJ R. ALDIQRMAN. Olean, N. Y. Ag. B C-III. lnterfraternity Council C31. PAULINIQ M. ALDRIC1-I. Warrensburg, N. Y. L.A. ' X SZ. French Club C21 C313 Episcopal Club C11 C21 C313 Daily Orange Reporter C11 C21, Large Board, Women's League C313 Women's League Membership Committee C113 Y. W. C. A. C11 C21 C315 W. A. A.g Mem- bership Committee Y. W. C. A. C21. GEORGE W. ALLEN. Saranac Lake, N. Y. A.S. Xl' T. Baseball C11 C21g Athletic Governing Board, Class Executive Committee C315 Monx Head. MARIIXN AI,I.1iR. Phoenix, N. Y. B.A. K K 1'. ANTHONY ALoNcIz. New York City. I,.A. Cosmopolitan Club. WILLIAM T. ANDERSON. Solvay, N. Y. A.S. LEWIS P. ANDRIQAS. Sterling, Ill. B.A. 111 I' A. Varsity Football, Baseball C31. JAMES H. ANDREWS. Syracuse, N. Y. B.A. XII T. PAUL A. ANDROUS. Syracuse, N. Y. I.. E X. Class Executive Committee C113 Tambourine and Bones. CARRIE E. ARNOLD. Moravia, N. Y. Or. Y. W. C. A. C11 C21 C31gWomen's League C11 C21 C315 Consumers' Leagueg Debate Union I ,A - MANUI L A ASlOR Arecibo Porto Rico. 'lb A 43:5 DW, I II C T ' C31. I M. lfI1A1C. Class Treasurer' C31. I 'i Wi- f y y 1921 ll 3 Seventy-nlne 3, HNF' Qi r K . .. x O W- CY 1 C'3C'Tf'w CYYZCY' R ONONDAGAN C Q Eluninr ikecnrhs JAMES W. AYARS. Rome, N. Y. B.A. 111 I' A. HISLEN L. BA11.1f:y. Ogdensburg, N. Y. Lib. EK. Equal Suffrage Club5 Women's League C15 C25 C355 Recording Committeeg Intercollegiate Relations Committee5Chair- man Publicity Committee C355 Y. W. C. A. C15 C25 C35- MADGE I. BALDWIN. Lakemont, N. Y. I..A. Ci0LDA BANKER. Peekskill, N. Y. F.A. Y. VV. C. A.5 Women's League5 Consumers' League5 Patriotic League. FLORENCE F. BARKER. Brooklyn, N. Y. 5 I..A. A on. Y. W. c. A. C15 C25 C355 Women's League C15 C25 C355 Debate Club C25 C355 Vice-President C25. FLov1J C. BARNES. Auburn, N. Y. AS. A X A. Kl'2NNE'1'II li. BARRACLOUGH. Warner, N. Y. F. A X A. Forestry Club. v B1cNNls'1 1' B. BARTIIOLEMJLW. Whitehall, N. Y. L.A. fb K XII. josupu BAR'1'L1cv. Syracuse, N. Y. F. A E Forestry Club. C11EsT1-:R L. BARTRAM. Sharon, Conn. Ag. fb 1' A. Y. M. C. A.5 Crew Squad C155 University Chorus C355 Agricultural Club. HENRY A. BAscoM. A Malden, Mass. L.A. N11 T. H. ALIIDA 13Assu'1 r. Ridgefield, Conn. L.A. K K F. Silver Bay Club C355 Glee Club C25 C355 English Club C25 C355 Secretary5 Daily Orange Reporter C255 Women's League l C15 C25 C355 House Committee C355 Treasurer SBC-157 C355 Consumers' League C15 C25 C35,Secretary 5 lj C355 W. A. A.5 Y. W. C. A. C15 C25 C355 g Membership Committee C35. iTfil.,i'i E.f.'CC ...-I' T' 4-.4 'Q - A ig'g- 32 Eighty ly Qjxgvgq 'vi 'k IiZgg.gf1g'1:1g ,, ., - . ..'..,,,-A..-.... ..- Nw., .igii1'1.,' ,A..,',, , , L,g11gri':f'- CQ, ONONDAGAN , M O in 'U 7 g i '4l'A -Waigvi-LA-'TIIi I1 W' ..f-.f.VA-A. A lL',1... ,r K X f I .WX Elumut Slkecurhs M. BASSETT. Mohawk, N. Y. L.A. Zoology Club C355 Glee Club Q35, French Club, Y. W. C. A.g Women's League. E. BEEB1-:. Arieville, N. Y. Or. HELEN A. BENJAMIN. Greenport, N. Y. I-LIE. RiHe Club. lVlIL'l'0N A. BENNETT. Long Branch, N. j. L.A. AX P. Monx Head, Assistant Man- ager Varsity Basketball, Crew Coxswain C15 C253 junior Executive Committee, University Band C15. RUTH BICNNET'I'. Red Bank, N. j. T.C. E K. Y. W. C. A.: Women's League, junior Advisory Board, Won1en's Athletic Association. THOMPSON N. BENNETT. Savannah, N. Y. CE. ATA. Tambourine and Bones, 1 University Band 5 Class Secretary of Engineers. 1 ESTIIER H. BENNING. , Wilkes-Barre, Pa. L.A. A E' A. Classical Club, Y. W. C. A., Consumers' League, Onondagan Boardg Women's League, Women's Athletic Association. GJQRTRUD13 BERGMAN. Newton, Iowa. Lib. ROHIQRT M. BICRMAN. Rochester, N. Y. V F.A. E A M, I' E. Tambourine and 'Bonesg Art Editor of 1920 Onondagang Orange Peel Art Staff. P111L1P S. BJQRNSTEIN. Rochester, N. Y. L.A. 22 A M. Cosmopolitan Club, 'l'ambour- ine and Bones, President Freshman Debate Union, President jewish Collegiate Society Q25 Q35g 1921 Debate Team, Del.ima Contestg Dennison Contest. QI. A. BERRY. l Syracuse, N. Y. 1 4-AX L.A. IT M E. Prohibition Club, Men's Glee mia., js- ts Club, University Chorus Q25. . Q Hill 5,215 C.. BICSANSON. Syracuse, N. Y. jjjj L03 L.A. Romance Language Club 135. . c. .X -c--.-,s---,.,,- -- - - . ... Ci? T L - , . . . ,, ,,,. V,,,,.-v --,. .,., ...W .., LL .-. .. ...sw id A,'T f '. 1'1f'l'f .... , L.Q.'il'1 L 'TTIZ'I' L l,ii-.L - f 'ICi1:lmly-one D Q K XX-,xl w ,Q Q ' C ONONDAGAN, C iii C F U D0 Eluniur lkecurhs ' EMMA BEST. Miclclleburgh, N. Y. T.C. Y. W. C. A., University Chorus C25 C3l. Ross E. BIBUENS. Syracuse, N. Y. Bus.Acl. AK E. Tambourine and Bones, Basketball CU, Baseball CU, Varsity Basketball CZJ C3D. FRED BIICDICRSTEDT. Syracuse, N. Y. Bus.Acl. CD I' A. JAMES J. BIRNIE. Port Chester, N. Y. L.A. AXA. Freshman Crew, Freshman Executive, Chemical Society. WILLIAM J. BLAIR. Staatsburg-on-the-Hudson. Bus.Acl. ZNII. WILLIAM P. BLooM. Pittsfield, Mass. Law. E A M. Menorah, Tambourine and Bones. HILLEN BLOOMER. Brewster, N. Y. Lib. Women's League, Y. W. C. A., Consumers' League. HENRY H. A. BLYTH. Troy, N. Y. L.A. A 'I' A. Tambourine and Bones, Brownson Club, Editor-in-Chief of 1921 Ononclagan, University Band CU CZJ. H. C. BoA'rFIIcLn. L.A. Camillus, N. Y. HAROLD V. Booos. Syracuse, N. Y. X. ME. A T, 'l' A A. Millbrooke, N. Y. GI.AlJYS BOICE. TC. Y. W. C. A. CU C25 CSD, Women's League CU C21 C3j. V. L. BOICE. Milbrooke, N. Y. Ag. I' A E. Agriculture Club, University Chorus, Y. M. C. A. 5 . . -W ..-. ........A.....--..--. .. ...-...v ....,,,,. .. .- ,,..,. , ,- , , -AA ......, .--., A-, .nw lm 1921 I ..n:iD' gh! y-two DY YQXQQ' 'f'7 'v-s.11.'l'L- - A fl Y R 'Ai 'f,fQ.f...Z...-. ,. ... 1.'M .i1 Q-U p CNQNDAGAN , J 0 ...,.,-- .A- ...,--.-. .. A D Q C Zuniur ikecurhs CHARLES BoLLINoER. Constantia, N. L.A. 9 A, II A E. Managing Editor Daily Orange, Janus. H. BoorER. Oswego, N. Y. Lib. A I', TI A E. Women's League. HELEN BOWEN. Auburn, N. Y. Bus.Ad. A A A. Women's Editor 1921 Onondagan, Sophomore Executive Com- mittee, Large Board of Women's Athletic Association QSJ, Women's Staff Daily Orange QZJ QSJ, Vice-President junior Business Administration. JOIIN D. BOYD. Natural Bridge, N. Y. BS. A K K. K1ENNlC'l'1l R. Bovn. Geneva, N. Y. M.E. A T. ZEORA Bov1No'r0N. Syracuse, N. Y. L.A. Romance Language, Y. W. C. A. CAROL W. Bozovsxv. Dunkirk, N. Y. ImA. KK F. Fine Arts Club, Women's Athletic Association, Y. W. C. A., Women's League, University Chorus, Consumers' League, Onondagan Board. lVIARGARl'1T BRADLEY. Fulton, N. Y. lf.A. RUTH E. BRADLEY. Kings Ferry, N. Y. H.li. Y. W. C. A., VVomen's League, Consumers' League. L. J. BRAGMAN. Syracuse, N. Y. Med. KID A E. ALONZO F. A. BRAND. Syracuse, N. Y. Med. N 22 N. M l A CHARLES H. BRANDOW. Canandaigua, N. Y. l iffy l..A. A T A. Double Seven, Junior lixecutive lj Committee. i C C C H C Sing C ff Wff9FfihC C ig C gh l y- I hree 1 W gym wqxq xy. ' 4 A ' K ' f'Q.1.. . 111'..Q'llifl. ,'.. -...LT'TIf-- in CQ Milli li Zluniur Berurhs I I PAUL I. BRANNIGAN. Watertown, N. Y. M.Ii. A X P. li IUOROTIIY E. BRJLTTLE. Buffalo, N. Y. ii I..A. Y. W. C. A., Basketball Squad CU CZD 131, Consumers' League, Zoology Club, Outing Club, Rifle Club. l I r I RUsS1cr.L J. BRIDGE. Batavia, N. Y. l i I..A. A X Chemistry Club. V GRACE BRINTON. Christiana, Pa. lf.A. II B fb. Daily Orange Reporter, E Cosmopolitan Club, German Club, Y. W. C. i A., University Chorus. FLoR1cNcn H. B1z1'1i1'. Oriskany Falls, N. Y. l..A. Zoology Club, Y. W. C. A., Glee Club. Gmnvs M. Bizown. Syracuse, N. Y. If A E, .. 2 JACK R. BRUCE. M.li. ill T, 'I' A E. Track Squad CZD. Syracuse, N. Y. Freshman Football, Syracuse, N. Y. K, P. BUCKLEY. Bus.Acl. A K E. Corpse and Coffin, Vice- Commoclore of Crew, Tambourine and Bones. MARV li. BUCKLICY. Utica, N. Y. L.A. Y. W. C. A., Consumers' League, Bronson Club. l'll11LEN BURKE. jamesville, N. Y. l..A. French Club, Y. W. C. A., Bronson Club. RANDOLPH T. BURNIIAM. Syracuse, N. Y. I..A. XIIT. Tambourine ancl Bones, Glee - Club, Swimming. S3433-5 T lww C 11.3 I N iii, :Th l9IL1zA1mT11 BURNS. Syracuse, N. Y. -1 H , r ' 1 3752 W l..A. L if log.,y C lub. . . ,,f-X., Y A M r -4- 'ill f f l ' QM ' A Y ii HK N 'f'i ff75. fl .fit Q., A liIi1.g'l1 I y- Your ss Qu- f M-----M. --. .-. A --A, ---A --We ff QC9f7f'fQl7 Q , QNQNDAGAN, C 5124 ' Eluniut Becurhs GEORGE P. Buscn. Garden City, L. I. Bus.Ad. ZNII. Monx Head, Crew C15 C25, Captain C35, Football C15 C35, Executive Committee C25. RUTH BUs'r1c1cn. New York City. L.A. A EI A. BERNIQICE BU'rL1+:R. Hartwood, N. Y. L.A. A X Q. Women's Athletic Association, Women's League, Y. VV. C. A., Consumers' League, Large Board, Onondagan Board, Business Staff Daily Orange. ALmcR'1' G. BUTLIQR. Parish, N. Y. L.A. fb K XII, 22 A 22. Zoology Club, Assistant Manager Tennis Team. G1I.mcRT M. BUTTERS. Walden, N. Y. M.E. A T A. Tambourine and Bones, Executive Committee C25, Chairman Engineer- ing Executive Committee C25. CLARA M. CAIIILL. Glens Falls, N. Y. L.A. Y. W. C. A., Women's League, Large Board C35, Consumers' League, Romance Language Club, Historical Association. FLORIQNCIC CALDWEIJ.. Syracuse, N. Y. TLC. lI B fb. Y. W. C. A., Women's League, Swimming, Hockey, Glee Club, Tennis, Consumers' League. R. C.xr.mv1-zu.. Syracuse, N. Y. ll B fll. Y. W. C. A., Women's League, Glec Club. Gi-:Nuvn-:v1-: C.xi.K1Ns. Syracuse, N. Y. T.C. AI' A. Daily Orange Staff C15 C35, VVomen's Editor, Orange Peel C25 C35, Onondagan Board, Executive Committee CI5, Silver Bay Club, Cazenovia Club, University Chorus C25, Women's Glee Club, VVomen's League, Consumers' League, Y. W. C. A., English Club Cast Prunella. 1 l Liam A. CAM11B1cu.. Edwards, N. Y. L.A. Y. W. C. A., Won1en's League, Consumers' League. G. CANF11-:LD. Syracuse, N. Y. -CX H+.. A o n. H. CARMER. Pleasantville, N Y. D -'5 For. EX. Treasurer Freshman Class CI5, 3 'iiie Advisory Council Forestry. jj, ,-ss. .- Q --X, 4 . - C C-, t Q, x ' K' -I if ,mei AA.. 4-1 ..,... .. .,.. .. .AH -. .-... .. 1 Y I A , f CUM! 1921 llbl Q liizrhly-flvn 9 Q Q ii A ONONDAGAN 9 Eluninr Resorts VERA L. CARPENTER. Turin, N. Y. T.C. Women's League, Consumers' Leagueg Hockey Team, University Chorus. l 1 ALICE CARTER. Westchester, Pa. H.E. Cosmopolitan Club. MARJORIE CASTERTON. Syracuse, N. Y. F.A. HARRY E. CHAEFEE. Cleveland, N. Y. L.A. GA. Janus, Roosevelt Club, Varsity Debate Team C333 Winner DeLima Contest 1917-18,1918-19. FORREST J. CHAPIN. I-Ioosick Falls, N. Y. PLE. 9 A. I-IOMER H. CHAPMAN. Hoosick Falls, N. Y. E.E. 9 A. BEULAH G. CHASE. Minetto, N. Y. A L.A. Glec Club, Women's League, Cazenovia Club, English Club, Y. W. C. A. PAUL B. CHASE. Minetto, N. Y. ' A.S. 9 A. AUGUSTUS B. CHIDESTER. Dexter, N. Y. B. S. A K K. Masonic Club. EDITH M. CHILD. Philadelphia, N. Y. F.A. 2 K. Glee Club C215 Daily Orange Reporter, Consumers' League. MINNIE E. CHURCH. Albion, N. Y. L.A. Y. W. C. A., Romance Language Club, X Consumers' League. 1-055. - li. L. CLARK. I Syracuse, N. Y. 3 l g 'I'.C. A EI A. If Q. T D'3T'T '.f, ,l--,' L,lQ1l1:11l-ff f.l,-.f'. T 'l ... ,.fTlAl..... .-L '1 . .Q E711 P , Q lf 1921 1,5 - ,L .. -1 ,.. -1 .f:: 4... Cirxhty sit ,...., '7 Q Q C . - ,F r- Q ON ON DAGAN f ff' 0 - V 'A ' , -..: ::::Il'f 0 ,V I P Junior ikecurhs FRANCES H. CLARK. Washington, D. C. L.A. A X Q. Boar's Head, Secretary of Boar's Head CSD, French Club, Zoology Club, Chemical Society, Women's League, Large Board CSD, Consumers' League, Executive Committee CU CSD, Y. W. C. A., Women's Athletic Association. BEULA11 CLIQVIQLAND. Syracuse, N. Y. L. A. MILDRICD CLIQVIQLAND. Bethlehem, Pa. L.A. A E A. Pennsylvania Club, French Club, Y. W. C. A., Women's League, Con- sumers' League. Lois H. Conn. Albany, N. Y. L.A. IWDB. Glee Club, Women's League, Y. W. C. A., Large Cabinet, Y. W. C. A. QZD. GliE'l'A B. Col-1 Mexico, N. Y. L.A. A Oll. Women's League, Y. W. C. A., Consumers' League, Polity Club, French Club. CLARIMQL B. Coma. jersey City, N. j. L.A. Basketball C35 Swimming Team QZJ, University Chorus, linglish .Club, Prohibition Club. M. li. Cor.:-zokovlc. I Utica, N. Y. L. A. CLARA li. CoMP'1'oN. Auburn, N. Y. L.A. 'Women's League, Y. VV. C. A., Zoology Club. EMMA M. CoMP'roN. Middleport, N. Y. Or. Z fb ll, ll A fll. Boar's Head, Unondagan Board, Y. W. C. A., Consumers' League, Women's League, Patriotic League. CLARA A. CONKLIN. Creenport, N. Y. F.A. Long Island Club, Glee Club, University Chorus. RAYMOND J. CoNRAn. Utica, N. Y. Tk F.A. l'll l'. 'l'ambourine and Bones, nf? X ' Brownson Club. 'M 3-1 IJORIS CooNRAn'r. Coldbrook, N. Y. 'I ' Q3 L.A. Romance Language Club. l C C4 ,X 1552? C ii A Eight y-seven ON DNDAGAN N C C MTC,-T QU Q5 I Q Q r ' --.,- .- ,, . O Eluniur iliecurhs I.1+:sL1E H. COONS. Arlington, N. I. L.A. 'Iv 1' A. Double Seven, Rifle Team Qlj C27 C37- ROl3IfIR'1' COPELAND. Auburn, N. Y. L.A. XII T. Corpse ancl Coffin, Tambourine and Bones, Assistant Manager Baseball. Interfraternity Conference BICSSIIC CORNWELT.. Marcellus, N. Y. T C A. V. Co'1'RoN1cs. Law. Cosmopolitan Club. Palmyra, N. Y. ARI.E'l l'A M. COWAN. Kirkville, N. Y. L.A. DOROTHY Cox. Lib. K A 0. Syracuse, N. Y. RONALD B. CRAIG. For. Assistant Business Manager ol' Empire Forester , Forestry Club. Springfielcl, Mass. FLORENCE CRANDALL. Syracuse, N. Y. H.li. Y. W. C. A., Women's League. LUCILE CROCKIQTT. Sterling, N. Y. Lib. Y. W. C. A., Women's League, Consumers' League, Athletic Association. limrn M. CROFOOT. Sinclairville, N. Y. L.A. Y. W. C. A., Large Board, Women's League, French Club, Consumers League, Historical Association , JAMES R. CROMPTON. Dunmore, Pa. Vp? I 3 tw H1cL1sN CROUCH. Syracuse, N. Y. 5 :ig H.li. I' flv li. Silver Bay Club. W , Q,.L.f.,4...,1.fQ.'.'.f' .Q .LT'j -,. f Q-. 'g-,,.....g Lili .U ' A Iiigrlily-eigllt X . fi 1 KV A ix Q IA- . T37 Q C O Y ONONDAGAN J' 'QUP5 ,J D Zluniur Jkecurbs RUTH li. CRow1.1cY. Brushton, N. Y. Bus. Ad. Y. W. C. A., Women's Athletic Assocration, Consumers' League, Women's League. WII.I.IrXM J. DALTON. Buffalo, N. Y. Bus. Ad. I' II I', ll A E. Corpse and CoHin, Editor of Orange Peel C21 131, Daily Orange Stalif CU CZJ, Tambourine and Bones, Sopho- more Executive Committee, Interfraternity Conference. RUTH H. DAMON. lilbridge, N. Y. l'.A. ETA. Y. W. C. A., French Club, Women's League. A. DANIELS. liast Arlington, N. -I. L.A. Classical Club. HAZEL R. DAv1s. Syracuse, N. Y. L.A. A E fb. Y. W. C. A., Menorah Society. BERNARD M. IJAWSON. Syracuse, N. Y. F.A. A T A, 22 T A. University Chorus, Crew CU QZD. RALPH K. DAY. Washington, D. C. For. 22 B. Corpse and Coffin, Forestry Club, Captain Rifle Team UD, Secretary Rifle Club- University Cadet Corps. MAUD15 E. IJEAN. Passaic, N. j. L.A. Silver Bay Club, Y. W. C. A., Student Volunteer. ROBERT J. LDEANS. West Point, N. Y. L.A. B 9 II. Freshman Crew, Wrestling Team CSJ , Corpse and Coffin , junior Executive Committee, Manager Wrestling Team, Chemistry Club. HLII.lCN M. DECKER. Hawley, Pa. I-LE. A E A. Y. W. C. A., Women's League, Women's Athletic Association, Basketball 135, junior Advisory Board. A. D1a1ss1cRo'1'H. Middletown, N. Y. F.A. EN. Double Seven, Tambourine and Bones, University Chorus, Glee Club, University Band. ROBERT J. D1xoN. Port Byron, N. Y. Bus.Ad. I'lI1'. Monx Head, Baseball UD C23- I I 3?-c M 1921 ' w Jfliglily-llixie ,QQ O GNGNDAGAN A, Eluniur ilkecnrbs SIDNEY F. D1xoN. g New Britain, Conn. L.A. fI1KiIf. Double Seven. M ARION IJOLLINGICR. Newark, N. J- L.A. Graphite Club, English Club, Women's League, Consumers' League, Y. W. C. A., Patriotic League. CECIL V. IBONOVAN. Cazenovia, N. Y. F.A. K 22, 1' E. Illustrator's Club, Onon- dagan Board. ' ' W1LL1AM DoNovAN. Palmer, N. Y. F. HAROLD lJOUGI,AS. Granville, N. Y' Ag. A T A. Farmer's Club. B. IJRMQR. Phoenix, N. Y. L.A. XSZ. Hl'lI.EN DUBo1s. ' Wallkill . . , N Y L.A. A X Sl. Romance b Language Club, Women's League, Y. WQC. A. liL1zix1s1cir11 DUNSKI'1I.L. Binghamton, N. Y. L.A. Sociology Club, Y. W. C. A., Large Board. B. IDURYEA. Glen Cove, L. I. I-LE. EK. Women's League, Y. W. C. A., Silver Bay Club, Sophomore Women's Speak- ing Contest. KARI. DUTSCHMANN. Syracuse, N. Y. A.S. MIGIRIC K. DU'r'1'oN. Syracuse, N. Y. L.A. fb K XII, II A E. Double Seven, Associate Editor Daily Orange, Editor and Manager Freshman Handbook, Executive Committee C23 C39- SYLVANUS M. DUVAL. Solvay, N. Y. L.A. U D o ,fl 1 Vgnzff, 1 1921 Ninety 7 0 A2311 HU Q f X s x2 A P - 7 O ONONDAGAN Zluninr ikecnrhs ALICE E. EARLS. Fitchburg, Mass. L.A. A A A. Y. W. C. A., Women's Leagueg Silver Bay Clubg Y. W. C. A. Membership Committee. , IQATIIARINE EASTMAN. Berkshire, N. Y. Oratory. Glee Club, Women's Debate Club. M. H. EDGARTON. Syracuse, N. Y. EA. A I' A. CLIFFORD J. ELDRICD. Oneonta, N. Y. A.S. E A E. Delegate to Des Moines Convention, Y. M. C. A. IZZTIIEL ELTRINGIQ. Syracuse, N. Y. L.A. EI.s11s M. EVANS. Middletown, N. Y. L.A. j1f:ANE'1 rE EVANS. Scranton, Pa. L.A. XS2. Zoology Clubg English Clubg Women's League 5 Women's Athletic Association. MARY W. l':VI'IRE'1'T. Potsdam, N. Y. L.A. KAG. Glee Clubg Secretarial Clubg Y. W. C. A., Women's Athletic Association. Women's League. MABEL V. EVERLEIGII. Eastwood, N. Y. L.A. Y. VV. C. A.: English Club. E. EYLAR. Syracuse, N. Y- F.A. K A 9. HARRIE1' FAIRBANKS. Herman, N. Y. L.A. KK F. Glee Club, Y. W. C. A. HELEN FAIRBANKS. Herman, N. Y. L.A. KK F. Botany Clubg Y. W. C. A. Committee. it 1921 I Biff? Ninety-one Q Q 'QA X O -.-WY Y.. . ..-CWM f 'Gy P3 GN ON DAGAN , 31 uniur Slkecurhs A.S. Ritle Club, Track Squad. Daily Orange QU CZJQ Onondagan Board. Onondagan Staff. jouN B. FLACK. Grecnport, N. Y. L.A. 9 A. Class Executive Committee CU, Long Island Club, Orange Peel Staff. j. W. FLACK. New York City. L.A. A T. Corpse and Coffin 9 Varsity Track and Cross Country. L1.ovD R. FANTON. Syracuse, N. Y. L.A. fi11'A. Long Island Club, Lacrosse. HAROLD T. FAUS. Williamsport, Pa. EMMA Fav. Syracuse, N. Y. L.A. MfXURICI'I F1sl.l,M.xN. Watertown, N. Y. LA. ZBT. Cross Country CU C2j QD, Puoicmc Ficiuus. Syracuse, N. Y. Lib. MfXRY F11cI.n. Marathon, N. Y. I..A. A 1' A. Ii'1'111+:r. FISHER. Scotia, N. Y. L.A. ALFRIQLD Flvrxz. Fulton, N. Y. F. 22 N. Rifle Team Q Tambourine and Bones, I IQENNETII FLOYD. Olmstedville, N. Y. Ag. 9 A, I' A E. Agriculture Club. fir ,Ui . DR FRIED FOLTS. Springville, N. Y. I 'ly L.A. Z B. Freshman Debate, Varsity lj Debate, Executive Committee QU. Ill ' 11 I I 'f H ' 'MT - ' . - 4' 1921 YES mf T- -- , f ,, -V Ninety-two D Q N 'X 0 ONONDAGAN P -I '17 0 I Eiuninr Resorts MILDRIQD FORD. Fulton, N. Y. L.A. Classical Club, Historical Association. CLIFFORD H. FOSTER. Good Ground, N. Y. F. fb I' A, A E E. Forestry Club, Secretary Forestry Club, Long Island Club, Secretary Long Island Club, Freshman Baseball Squad, Associate Editor Camp Log, President junior Foresters. I CvERALDINlC H. Fos'rER. A Fulton, N. Y. F.A. University Chorus, Y.W. C. A., French Club, Consumers' League. A. FowI.ER. Buffalo, N. Y. L.A. A A A. DORIS FRANCI-zs. Schenectady, N. Y. F.A. Fine Arts French Club, University Chorus. G. MACGRIQGOR FRASER. Syracuse, N. Y. Law. 21 fb E. Monx Head, Tambourine and Bones, junior Executive Committee, Assistant Manager Tambourine and Bones. EVELYNI: FRICGO. Lasffema, N. Y. Teachers. Y. W. C. A., XNomen's League. MARION FRENCII. Wayville, N. Y. - L.A. II M E. FRANCES I.. FuI.I,IcR. Central Square, N. Y. L.A. LEONA FRYIQ. Worthville, N. Y. L.A. A Oll. Consumers' League, Y. W. C. A., German Club, Romance Language Club. RALPH FROBISIIER. Arlington, N. tl. F. 2 X. Double Seven, Forestry Club, Cross Country CID Q3D, Lacrosse, Executive Com- mittee CZD CSD, Editor Camp Log. A. P. FUGILL. Auburn, N. Y. A.S. 1921 I D53 0' Ninety-three I 1 Q .Xu 'Q' C700 O ONONDAGAN Eiuninr Berorhs DOROTHY GALLINGER. Syracuse, N. Y. L.A. A E A. Y. W. C. A.g Student Advisory Board g Student Volunteerg Basketball 3 Tennisg Track 3 Women 's Leagucg Hospitality Committee. CIIRISTINE GARIJHNHR. I Homer, N. Y. F.A. X Sl. Women's Leagucg Y. W. C. A. L. GAST. New York City. L.A. H M E. MAR'fHA GATES. Hamilton, N. Y. L.A. Mandolin Club. ARTHUR GERMHR. Canastota, N. Y. Med. MARION G1nsoN. Deltin, N. Y. Teachers. 22 K. ALMA GII.CI'IER. Syracuse, N. Y. L.A. Sociology Club. CQEORGE C. Golswlsy. West Chazy, N. Y. BS. AKK. LOUIS GoLD1a1aRo. Newark, N. J. Law. MINA GOOSEN. Marion, N. Y. Oratory. Z IDU. Silver Bay Club. GRACE GRANT. Bernon, N. Y. L.A. French Clubg English Clubg Consumers Leagueg Basketball. A. CLARA GRAVES. Philadelphia, Pa L.A. A fI1. Womcn's Leagueg Glee Club Y. W. C. A.g Ononclagan Board nfji' l ll Ilil l921 , KKK Ninety-tour - vQ'Q is cnfyfu 0 ONONDAGAN Elunior ikecnrhs LYNDON W. GRAVES. Rome, N. Y. L.A. Daily Orange CU C21 135, Grange Peel C23 C35- DONALD M. fiRl'Il'1N'. Syracuse, N. Y. B.S. fb 1' A, N 22 N. Freshman Medical Executive Committee. GEORGE L. GRIDLEY. Syracuse, N. Y. . L.A. N11 T. Tambourine and Bones, Treas- urer Y. M. C. A. CZD C3j, University Chorus. WESI.EY S. GRIMSHAW. West Hampton Beach, N. Y. T.C. Long Island Club, Track Clj QZD CSD, Crew CU CZQ, Soccer 135. R. M. GULDE. Oberlin, Ohio. M.li. 13011. Double Seven, Football. BER'ruA li. Guru. T.C. A A A. University Karnival Committee. Syracuse, N. Y. Chorus, Kastle GEORGE H1XGIQNI3UCIIl'IR. Syracuse, N. Y. B.S. A K K. ANNA HAI.T,. T.C. University Chorus, Cazenovia Club. Syracuse, N. Y. Syracuse, N. Y. ELLA HALT.. T.C. University Chorus, Cazenovia Club. HII,IJEG1XRDlS HAMILTON. Tucson, Ariz. F.A. K A 9. ELEANOR HAMMOND. Scranton, Pa. L.A. A OH. Classical Club, Romance Language Club, University Chorus, Patriotic League, Y. W. C. A., Women's League. 'A - HAXZEL E. HANCIIETT. Syracuse, N. Y. 5 IHA- M ' i A .. .. - HM- A f l I ' 1921 L1 A 4 A . , . I 6 Ninety-Ilve N 1 l I D ' D Q Qi QNQNDAGAN A U Q G Junior Remarks TIIIERESA HANSCII. Brooklyn, N. Y. F.A. KA9. French Club, Executive Committee CZDQ Y. W. C. A., Chapel Com- mittee, Fine Arts. IEIELEN HARGER. Syracuse, N. Y. 'I'.C. University Chorus. ANNA F. HARRIS. Lima, N. Y. L.A. x MARY li. HARR1Ne'roN. Syracuse, N. Y. l..A. Chemistry Club: Botany Club. - ANN14: C. I-lAR'r. Dolgeville, N. Y. Bus. Acl. K K 1'. Secretary, junior Class Business Administration, Unonclagan Board, Executive Committee QU CZJ. CAR1.1a'roN A. HARR1s. Watervliet, N. Y. Law. FII F. Monx Heaclg Varsity Baseball C255 Secretary and Treasurer Law Class C115 Executive Committee Q3j. HARo1.n j. HAll'I'j1iN. Syracuse, N. Y. ME. Acacia. RUTH li. HAVILAND. Pittsfield, Mass. I-LE. A I'. Y. W. C. A., Secretary Sophomore Class. ELLA j. HRARN. Thomson, N. Y. L.A. l RICHARD HAwK1Ns. Oswego, N. Y. 'I'.C. Track. H1-:NRM-:'1 1'A HAYDRN. Springfield, Mass. L.A. X- A -.gg W N l H1-:LEN IL. H15A'l'II. Northville, N. Y. c l f F.A. English Club, French Club. F ' 11: 4 I Q i --- , A 4- 1 1921 t I 5 . Q A ! Ninety-six D Q x fx ir O . GNOND GAN C MWDQ H ' ci' I D Eluniur Becurhs ELIZABlC'1'lI Hm.1.14:1z. Binghamton, N. Y. L.A. X SZ. Y. W. C. A., I-lockeyq CSDQ Basketball CSD. DORIS I-IIQMINGWAV. Auburn, N. Y. 'I'.C. Aflv. Freshman Executive Committee i CID: VVomen's Committee CD3 Secretary of Sophomore Class. MARION HLLNTZIQL. Three Mile Bay, N. Y. I-LE. Consumers' Leagueg Basketball 131g Big Sister Movement. LAURA HILPLNR. 7 Reading, Pa. TC. A E A. Y. W. C. Consumers' League, Women's League, Secretary Kolleclj Klang Pennsylvania Club. IRUTI1 L. H1f:Rs'r. Grand Rapids, Mich. L.A. A I' A. Secretary Freshman Classy Executive Committee C25 t3jg 3rcl Vice- Presiclent of Women's Leagueg Daily Orange Reporter 5 Unonclagan Board. A. R. I-IINIQS. Syracuse, N. Y. Eli. 22 A E, 'l' A E. MARTHA HIl.l.. Elmira, N. Y. L.A. Cazcnovia Clubg Romance Language Club. RUT11 HINKLEY. Hamilton, N. Y. L.A. A E A. Y. W. C. A., VVomen's Leagueg Romance Language Clubg Patriotic Leagueg Won1en's Athletic Association, Consumers' League. GLADYS H1NsnA1.l-1. Camillus, N. Y. L.A.. Lucv HoGAN. Syracuse, N. Y. L.A. AGIDA E. Homvucs. L.A. VVomen's FRANCES lf. Hom- L.A. K K l'. League, Y. Glens Falls, N. Y. W. C. A. Dover, Delaware. l AA, lil l - I- IIE I 1921 J Ninety-seven Lf 'N ..-.,.. , ,..-. ,.,, . .... W... ,, -M-W WMA ip Ll. L .... ..--..-...-... - -- 4' ...,, . QNONDAGAN We ggggg 4A: L Z, 0 3Iuniur Becurbs D. E. HOOKER. Syracuse, N. Y. Bus. Ad. II K A. Freshman Baseball, Track Squad CZJ, Executive Committee CSD, Double Seven. EDWARD B. HOUGIITAI.ING. Troopsville, N. Y. L.A. II M E. Philosophical Club, Soccer, Y. M. C. A., Assistant Business Manager of Onondagan. CAROLYN G. HOUSE. Naples, N. Y. Law. A E A. Women's League, Y. W. C. A., Silver Bay Club, Basketball CU CZJ , Secretary junior Class, Onondagan Board, Vice- President of Junior Law, Big Sister Com- mittee, World Fellowship Committee. WINIFRED E. I-IOYT. Peekskill, N. Y. L.A. A X SZ. Consumers' League, Silver Bay Club, Y. W. C. A., Women's League, Basketball QU, Athletic Association. ANDREW D. HUBES. Geneva, N. Y. Med. N 2 N. BEATRICE L. HUNT. Oneida, N. Y. Bus. Ad. KA6. Women's League, Y. W. C. A., Secretarial Club, Women's Athletic Association. MARY D. HUNT. Norwich, N. Y. HE. A E A. Y. W. C. A.,Women's League, Consumers' League, Athletic Association, Basketball Q3J. E. HUN'l'ICR. Syracuse, N. Y. L.A. K K l'. Silver Bay Club. IRWIN E. HUNT. Syracuse, N. Y. Bus.Ad. Z XII. Corpse and Coffin. ALFRED D. HURST. New York, N. Y. Bus. Ad. XIIT. Corpse and Coffin, Tam- bourine and Bones. MARIE INGALSDE. Hartford, N. Y. Bus. Ad. EK. BICATRICE K. INGALLS. Oneida, N. Y. L.A. Basketball GD, Classical Club, Consumers' League. I L R456 ww - H in 1921 e1.y-eight SXCQ -x 'X L -AAA i ,.,- A ...W . .A ,, . O ONONDAGAN,-W W, 0 Eluniur Benorhs KENNETH D. JAQUITH. Syracuse, N. Y. L.A. PI-I F. Chemical Club. CLARENCE B. JARVIS. Oneida, N. Y. L.A. A T. Monx Head, Manager Freshman Football 09185, Daily Orange Staff CU C255 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. WILSON M. JENKINS. Syracuse, N. Y. LA. 22 A E. AMY JEWELL. Cazenovia, N. Y. I..A. FREDERICK F. JILLSON. Syracuse, N. Y. Law. fb A flf. Tambourine and Bones. HELEN JOHNSON. Montclair, N. J. L.A. University Chorus, Glee Club. IRENE JOHNSON. Syracuse, N. Y. I-LE. K K I'. Women's League, Y. W. C. A. THORA JOHNSTON. Lowell, Mass. 'I'.C. DOROTHY JONES. Frankfort, N. Y. 'I'.C. X Sl. Sophomore Advisory Board, Y. W. C. A., Women's League. ETIIEL M. JONES. Evans Mills, N. Y. L.A A A A. MARION M. JONES. Utica, N. Y. L.A. A 0 H. Y. W. C. A.: Women's League: Episcopal Club, Polity Club, Daily Orange QSJ. l NIARGARIWTI' E. JONES. Syracuse, N. Y. HF. U 0 O I .EZ Y 1921 Ninety-n 3 Q N .XX X. I D Q ONONDAGANB U 0 G 3Iunior imcurhs RUTH joN14:s. Port Byron, N. Y. I-LE. H B fb. liv1cLvN G. KAPLAN. Syracuse, N. Y. Oratory. SAMUE1. A. IQAPLAN. New York, N. Y. Forestry. Cosmopolitan Club. MAY F. Kr:1.Lr:x'. Albany, N. Y. F.A. English Club, Episcopal Club, French Club, Glee Club, University Chorus. Hi-:LEN J. K1':oUG1I. Greene, N. Y. F.A. Y. W. C. A., Women's League, Consumers' League. , Rosle M. KING. Fulton, N. Y. L.A. Chemical Club, Zoology Club, Y. W. C. A., Hockey Team C3D, Large Board, Women's League. HELEN KINGSTON. Brasher Falls, N. Y. L.A. Classical Club, Y. W. C. A., Historical Association, Consumers' League. RAPIIAEL KLICIN. New York, N. Y. Ag. Farmer's Club. WALT1-:R W. KNO1'1'. Port Chester, N. Y. L.A. Chemical Club, Cosmopolitan Club. HlCNRIl'1'l'TA IQNAPP. Albany, N. Y. F.A. French Club, Silver Bay Club, University Chorus. MARGARET KNAPP. N. Tonawanda, N. Y. TC. K K F. junior Advisory Board, Senior Executive Committee. L. KOCH. Blodgett Mills, N. Y. L.A. Zoology Club, German Club, Women's League. 1921 :Adj-5 e l-lunrlre4l D Q .X k f :Irs -25 Cil'IORG1C A. I..xN'1'z. Buffalo, N. Y. Ag. Agricultural Club. -I. WII.FoR1J l.Awsn1f:. Trenton, N. -I. N Q Y ,,--. V -- Y.-ai., O ' ONQND GAN 3Iuniur Becurhs HELEN li. IQOLBI-I. Syracuse, N. Y. Tlx. A E A. ESTIIICR KooN. Syracuse, N. Y. T.C. A Oll. l':VI'Il.YN Kouoni-zie. Canajoliaric, N. Y. Lib. MARGARI-:'1' IQRISSICL. Amsterdam, N. Y. H.li. A 0 ll. Y. W. C. A.: Women's League: Consumers' League: German Club: Daily Orange CID QZJ: Women's Suffrage League: Big Sister Movement: Class Organization CU C23 C33- Bl-:Rnl4:I.L.x IQRUEGHR. Schenectady, N. Y. Lib. K A t-J, II A 21. Glee Club: Silver Bay Club: Onondagan Board: Advisory Board CID Q3j: Women's League: Y. W. C. A.: Athletic Association. WIT.l.I1XM F. KOERNIG. East Northport, N. Y. L.A. 22 B. Double Seven: Varsity Football and Basketball Squads: Tambourine and Bones: Executive Committee Q3j. RUTH LANIJRY. Canajoharie, N. Y. T.C. ll B 111. Interfraternity Basketball Squad QZQ Q3j: Hockey Team CSD: Vice-President of junior Class: Tambourine and Bones: Athletic Governing Board: Executive Committee Q25 C3j: Kastle Karnival Committee: Y. W. C. A.: Consumers' League: Women's League: Athletic Association : Tennis Captain of junior Class. CAMILLA l.ARRAl!l'Zl-I. Susquehanna, Pa. L.A. Y. W. C. A. K. P. I.,xucnL1N. Cohoes, N. Y. l..A. fb I' A. Tambourine and Bones: Clee Club: University Chorus: Y. M. C. A.: Boar's Head. FRANK I.AUiz1-zu. Syracuse, N. Y. Med. A K K. President ol lfreshman Class of Medical College. A.S. .2 A E. Tambourine and Bones. 5 ,W -,, . - mg M M 1921 Will L, i 47 0 1 ' 0 ,,., L 0 T'llllHll'l'll Um- D Q x I l i ,Xl X . TQ:-J 'Q ft s 0' Q ONONDAGAN 31 union Becurhs VEAR L. LEMASURIER. Moravia, N. Y. I-LE. Y. W. C. A., Consumers' League, Athletic Association, Women's League. LONA B. LETARTE. Schenectady, N. Y. L.A. International Relations Club, Y. W. C. A., Women's League, Glee Club, Con- sumers' League, English Club, Instrumental Club. J. EDWARD LEvI'rT. Utica, N. Y. Med. CII A E. WILLIAM C. LEvI1 I'. Utica, N. Y. Med. fi! A E. SPENCER LEWIS. Syracuse, N. Y. Bus. Ad. fI2AG. Treasurer Junior Class, Business Administration. SARA LIDDELI.. Ogdensburg, N. Y. L.A. EK. Women's League, Y. W. C. A., Q University Chorus, Swimming. ROBERT LINDSAY. Old Forge, N. Y. Med. N E N. Onondagan Board. Louis LOMBARD. New York, N. Y. B.S. Cosmopolitan Club, Tambourine and Bones. ALVIN P. LOSKAMP. Rockville Center, N. Y. L.A. ZIP. Double Seven, Crew CU CZD, Football CU C21 C3j, Chairman Executive Committee C3j. ALFRED H. I.ovE. Brooklyn, N. Y. L.A. KIPAG. Baseball CU Q23 CSD, Football CU C22 CSD, Sophomore Executive Committee, Monx Head, President junior Class. JACK W. LUCAS. Watertown, N. Y. Bus. Ad. HK A. Crew CU S. LYMAN. Syracuse, N. Y. C1921 'C A mired Two Q Q f' E Ll'.1.-,LL1- ..Q'..-f ... .YTJI4 Y ..:flQ.ll', . 7 4 i' 5 g ' , -QNONDAGAN Slunior Stkecorhs MAR'1'1m A. l.ooMIs. Syracuse, N. Y. . F.A. A E A. Y. W. C. A.3 Women's l.eague3 Tennis. S. I.voNs. I Syracuse, N. Y. I..A. Romance Language Club. j. MAcCoL1v1AN. Syracuse, N. Y. IRA. l,UCRE'I'lA NIACICICNZIIC. Watervliet, N.Y. F.A. French Club3 Women's l.CZlgl.lCQ Y. W. C.A. MARGARET NICNIAIIAN. Athens, Pa. l..A. Athletic Association3 Basketball C11 C21 C313 Swimming Captain C313 Y. W. C. A.3 Stuclent Volunteerg Zoology Clubg Large Cabinet, Y. W. C. A. C312 VVyoming Seminary Club3 Women's Outing Club. HELEN NIACCARTIIY. Solvay, N. Y. Law. Women's Debate Union C211 DeI.in1a Contest C21. DONALD MACKICNZIIQ. Brooklyn, N. Y. Law. flf A O. Devil's Own3 Football C21 C313 Q Lacrosse C113 Swimming Cl1Q lfresliman Football. DAVID MAI.Mr1c1.n'i'. New Britain, Conn. F.A. 22 A E. Double Seven3 Architecture Society. Hfxzm. E. MANVILLR. Whitehall, N. Y. l.ib. 22 K, II A 22. Daily Orange Stai'l'3 Consumers' LCIIQLICQ Y. W. C. A.3 Women's League. G1':R'rRUu1c MARKS. New Haven, N. Y. l..A. AOII. Botany Club3 Classical Club3 Y. W. C. A.3 Women's l.C2l.glICQ Daily Orange Staff3 Patriotic l.eague3 Consumers' LCZIQLICQ Executive Committee C31. H1XZEI. MARSII. Oneida, N. Y. L.A. International Relation Clubg Historical Association. X Di C11ARi.oT'rn MAR'l'IN. Syracuse, N. Y. H.E. A l' A. Women's l.eague3 Consumers' -5 I.eague3 Y. W. C. A. e lillllCil'l'O Thrn DQS 1 ,.-I,c, ., PQ Z7'c1 X.l O r ON ON DAGAN , . A ,..,..,,.. --.YW-... - Euniur ikecurhs J. MAXSON. Syracuse, N. Y. L.A. LISLE MAYNARD. Richmond, Va. L.A. I' fb B. Glconoie McC1.r:r.L.xN, jr. Chatham, N. Y. Law. FII I'. Track CU C25 C31 TDONALD M. MAWHINNEY. Syracuse, N. Y. Law. Z XII, fb A fb. Monx Head, Tambourine and Bones, Crew CU, Assistant Manager Track C3J, Orange Peel Staff CSD, Onondagan Board. ,IAM1-:s MARTIN. Syracuse, N. Y. B.S. Boar's Head, Tambourine and Bones, Denison Contest, Bronson Club. lirlfm MCCREA. Champlain, N. Y. L.A. AX SZ. Women's League, Consumers' League, Romance Language Club. Lr:oNA I. MCMILI.AN. Chatengay, N. Y. L.A. Bronson Club, VVomen's League, Bot- any Club, Zoology Club, Outing Club, Romance Language Club. -IOIIN J. MCWILLIAMS, jr. Scranton, Pa. Law. AK E. Monx Head, Baseball CU, Executive Committee C21 C3l, Manager Varsity Football. LEONA NIEEIIAN. Ticonderoga, N. Y. L.A. B Z. Y. W. C. A., Classical Club, Zoology Club. RAYMOND li. MEEK. Harrisburg, Pa. Med. fb A 6, N 22 N. Daily Orange Staff CU CZD, Pennsylvania Club. SAMUEL A. NIICIILMAN. Newark, N. j. L.A. SP1-:NSJQR H. MIQRRIAM. VVcstminster, Mass. Ag. ZHIDE. University Chorus, Executive Committee CU. A 1921 C B55 One Tl u ndred Fou 1' 1 l l 1- 7 Q in Q on Z7 P Q ONONDAGAN , O . , Eluniur Becnrhs PAUL MIQRRIT. Eastwood, N. Y. L.A. H. B. MI'IR'l'l'1NS. Syracuse, N. Y. Ag. fb I' A, I' A E. 'fainbourine and Bones: University Band C11 C31: Farmers' Club. RODNIGY C. MICR'1'Z. Middlesex, N. Y. L.A. EB. Assistant Manager RiHe Team C31- I.1cmN1n RICHARD Micvmiz. Syracuse, N. Y. BR.w'roN l.. Micyi-zus. Arcade, N. Y. Ag. EB,IIAE. Monx Head: Manager Lacrosse C1917-181: Editor Syraeusan C31: Editor Daily Orange C1918-191: Sporting Editor C31: Editor of Orange Peel C21: Debate Union: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet: Interfraternity Faculty Delegate. A. Licizov M1r.i.1uR. Boonton, N. j. L.A. IIK A. Double Seven: Manager Freshman Baseball. PIERRE K. Mn.1.1-:R. A Preble, N. Y. For. EN. Forestry Club: W1'estli11g Squad C31. NEIL A. MINI-zlz. Saranac Lake, N. Y. . L.A. E B. MINNIIE MICIIIQI.. Bronxville, N. Y. I..A. XS2. Polity Club: Basketball C11 C21 C31: Y. W. C. A.: Consumers' League: Women's League: Secretary of Athletic Association: International Relations Club. BLANCHIC MINOGUJC. Schenectady, N. Y. L.A. VVomen's League: Y. W. C. A.: Debating Club: Consumers' League 3 Historical Association: English Club: Instru- mental Club. B. L. MITCHELL. Morley, Mich. F.A. Somerset Y: University Chorus. ,mojo FRANK j. MONTROSE. Deposit, N. Y- Med. N 23 N. gg 1921 One Ilundred Five Qi ON ON DAGAN O ' 0 31 unior Becuths ' LYDE E. MOORE. Heuvelton, N. Y. A.S. K 2. DONALD E. NIOORIC. Syracuse, N. Y. B.S. X11 T, N Z N. Track CU Q2j THEODOSIA MORAN. Seneca Falls, N. Y. L.A. A l'. GRACE R. MORRISON. Staten Island, N. Y. L.A. KA6. Glee Club: Tambourine and Bones: Cheerleader 1921 Organization: Execu- tive Committee QU CZD: Women's League: Athletic Association: Y. W. C. A.: Track Representative CID. GRANT E. MOUNT. Three Mile Bay, N. Y. M.E. Erin-:L B. NEAR. Canastota, N. Y. H.li. X SZ. Women's League: Consumers' League: Y. W. C. A.: Athletic Association: Somerset HY. - Enlirn NEl.SON. Syracuse, N. Y. L.A. Y. W. C. A.: Consumers' League: Women's League: Polity Club. FICRN NEWTON. Syracuse, N. Y. L.A. Consumers' League: Y. W. C. A. nl. S. N1co1.As. jaemel, Hayti. Ag. Cosmopolitan Club. LOWELL S. NICIIOLSON. Syracuse, N. Y. Law. 22 fb E. HONVARIJ F. NOSTRANT. Baldwinsville, N. Y. Law. EN. Double Seven: Baseball Squad 115: Freshman Debate. CHESTER W. NOTT. Newburgh, N. Y L.A. 22 fb E. Boar's Head: lst Prize Denison Contest. U c1 E!! 4 ll Ii 1921 c I1 One Hundred Six .,. M-3, l I l l r J l . E v I -1 I sQ'Q O ONONDAGAN junior Benurhs MILDRED C. NILICS. Adams, Mass. H.E. H B fb. Women's League, Y. W. C. A.g Silver Bay Clubg Executive Committee C253 Athletic Association, Large Board Women's League. lRVING A. O1sER1.AN1JER. Syracuse, N. Y. l B.S. AKK. H. H. OSBORNE. Washington Grove, Md. C.E. A T, T BII. Southern Clubg Tennis C2Dg Rifle Team, Secretary Y. M. C. A. RUTH Os'rERuoU'1'. Groton, N. Y. Teachers. H. O'HARA. Syracuse, N. Y. L.A. Bronson Club. WILMA OLMSTEAD. Kingston, Pa. L.A. PKDB. Y. W. C. A., Consumers' League, Women's League. ANTHONY PANZONE. Utica, N. Y. Med. University Band. GEORGE W. PARKER. Granville, N. Y. Bus. Ad. fI1I'A. Monx Head, Tambourine and Bones C2jg Secretary C323 President Sophomore Class C1916-17jg Vice-President Interfraternity A. A. C239 Manager Freshman Football C333 Executive Committee C2D C3jg Business Manager 1921 Ononclagan. HARRY W. PARKER. Syracuse, N. Y. Bus. Ad. A K E. Business Manager of Boar's Head CSD. -IESSIE E. PARKER. Olean, N. Y. L.A. A X SZ. Y. W. C. A., Women's Leagueg Consumers' League, Spanish Clubg Zoology Club. ELEANOR J. PA'rc1-IIN. Stamford, N. Y. L.A. English Club, Sociology Club: Bronson Club. WILLIS S PECK. Pulaski, N. Y. L A II K A. Monx Head, Executive Com- mittee CZQ. QU D Ll .fic 1 1921 ilii One I1 undred Seven D Q I .X Q U'c1 ON ON DAGAN , O D Blunimz Becurbs lui-:Nl-3 Pnl-:n1.1cs. Oswego, N. Y. I..A. . I-I. R. PI'2l'2'l'. liclmeston, N. Y. I..A. W. G. PICRRIN. Potsdam, N. Y. I..A. AK E. Corpse ancl CoH:mg Boar's I-Ieaclg Ifreshman Football, Varsity Football C21 C315 Sophomore Iixeeutive Committee. I. B. PIQRRY. Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Ag. fb I' A, I' A E. Farmers' Club, President of Freshman Aggies, Vice-President of Sophomore Aggies, Grangeg Y. M. C. A. M.xm':1. B. Piicuen. Wooclhull, N. Y. I..A. Botany Club, University Chorus C11 C21 C315 Consumers' League C21 C315 Biblical Club, linglish Club, Women's League, Y. W. C. A. M.-xucmni-:'i' ll. l'n-zneic. Walton, N. Y. I..A. Y. W. C. A. Comiuilteeg Classical Club. NINA M. P1..xMoNnoN. johnstown, N.Y. I..A. junior Basketball. RUTH W. PI.UMn. Bennington, Vt, Lib. Y. W. C. A. C21 C313 Consumers' League C21 C313 Iinglish Club. I.i-:A P1.u'rz114. Waterbury, Conn. I..A. Philosophical Club, Menorah Soeletyg ' Historical Association, Zoology Club, Women's League, German Club. IJoN.x1.o Po1.1-:R. Meclina, N. Y. Bus. Acl. AT. lfreshman Iixeeutive Com- mittee, University Chorus C11 C21. I.l-:M1N,x A. Po1.l.,x1zn. Oriskany Falls, N. Y. I..A. A fb. Women's League, Y. W. C. A.: Y. W. C. A. Committee, Consumers' League. MILDR1-:D M. PoR'r1sR. Dundee, N. Y. H.li. A fb. Y. W. C. A., Y. W. C. A. Committee C315 Onondagan Board, Con- sumers' Leagueg Women's League. 1921 I 5350 SD me llunalreal Ei , 'I PQQ 4!7'o 0 ONONDAGAN Eiuninr Returhs Romani' Pos'1'. Syracuse, N. Y. NLE. fI1KX1',T A E. jo11N HARRY POULTRIDGLQ. Batavia, N. Y. B.S. 22 A E, A X 22. Chemistry Club. DANIEL POUZZNER. New Britain, Conn. Law. Z B T. junior Executive Committee, ,lustinian Honorary Law, Associate Editor Daily Orange 1917. MILIJRIEIJ A. PRATT. Jamestown, N. Y. A.B. A A A. Women's Glee Club, Class Executive Committee, Women's Advisory Board, Large Board of Y. W. C. A., Women's League. HANNA11 PRIC1-1. Syracuse, N. Y. L.A. MARION C. PRUDHON. Syracuse, N. Y. L.A. HM E. Sociology Club, Basketball C25 C35, Consumers' League, Y. W. C. A. SOLOMON PRED. Atlantic City, N. j. B.S., L.A. CD EIT. Tambourine and Bones, Boar's Head, Track C25, Chemical Club. HERBER1' FRANCIS PRYTIIERCII. Binghamton, N. Y. B.S. Captain of Frosh Basketball, Varsity Swimming C25. S'r1cRLINc B. PUG1-1. Utica, N. Y. L.A. II M E. Soccer C35, Y. M. C. A. C15 C25 C35, Debate Union C25 C35, Del.ima Extemporaneous Speaking Contest C25, Sophomore Debate Team C25, University Chorus C35, Men's Glee Club, Philosophical Club C35, Delegate to International Student Volunteer Convention C35. ANN M. PUTNAM. Cassadaga, N. Y. L.A. Y. W. C. A., Silver Bay Club, Resource Committee of Consumers' League, Big Sister's Committee, Basketball, Zoology Club. LAURA M. RACE. Buffalo, N. Y. L.A. Silver Bay Club, Sociology Club, Women's League, Y. W. C. A., Basketball 1 C25 C35, University Chorus C15 C25 C35, Con- A sumers' League. ' LEON RACHT. Syracuse, N. Y. B.S. Bronson Club, Chemistry Club. 5 521-5 1921 Ono I'Iundredi Nine 9 Q Q' '-T'M'T Wh' T' ' 11Fi F'TlTij ' QU' P Q X X O ONONDAGAN D , Zuninr ikecurhs M. LEDA RADLEY. Turin, Lewis CO., N. Y. T.C. Y. W. C. A., WOmen's League, Consumers' League. l CAMBRIDGE O. RAMDAR. Syracuse, N. Y. L.A. A E fIJ. AUGUST W. RAMMI. New London, Conn. Bus. XI1 T. Corpse and Coffin, Boar's Head, Varsity Football, Varsity Crew, Freshman Football, Freshman Crew. W. W. RASEY. De Kalb junction, N. Y. Law. AXP. Track CU CZJ CSD, Football, Basketball CU C3j, Treasurer junior Class, Orange Peel, Onondagan Board. CLARA P. RA1'c1.1m'ic. Camden, N. j. I..A. NELLIE M. RAUTENBERG. Syracuse, N. Y. v Bus. A fb. WOmen's League, Consumers League, Y. W. C. A. MARGARET W. RAYNER. Greenport, L. I. A.B. 2nd Prize WOmen's Sophomore Speaking Contest 1919. E. M. RAYNOR. Westhampton Beach, L. I. Ag. fb I' A, I' A E. Monx Head, Tambourine and Bones, Freshman Crew, Varsity Baseball Squad, Onondagan Board, President Long Island Club, Agriculture Club, President Sophomore Class Of Agriculture College, Y. M. C. A. Fellowship Committee, Freshman Track Squad. H. WALDIGN RETAN. Eastwood, N. Y. Med. A K K. Double Seven. Louis j. R1f:YEs. Rivirera, Manila. F. Doius M. REYNOLDS. Midclleport, N. Y. Or. Z fI1II. 25255 J. HOWARD REYNOLDS. Livonia, N. Y. ' A.S. D 1921 F One Hundred Tcn ' 'A' 'vw D Q 'Qi C it ONONDAGAN U D Q' O L..-.L Eluninr Resorts EVELYN RICHARDSON. Syracuse, N. Y. C L.A. EK. Y. W. C. A., Women's League, Daily Orange. M. GTQNEVIEVE RILEY. Solvay, N. Y. L.A. Bronson Clubg Botany Club, French Club,Y. W. C. A. BENJAMIN HALL RICKERT. Stanfordville, N. Y. Ag. I' A E. Y. M. C. A., Agriculture Club. v C. RIELEY. Red Creek, N. Y. L.A. Polity Clubg Historical Association, Women's League. ETHEI. ROBICNS. Poland, N. Y. L.A. Y. W. C. A., Women's League, Basketball C21 C3Dg Romance Language Club, Women's Athletic Association. RUTH H. ROBERTS. Falcottville, N. Y. L.A. - FLORENCE O.iRonERTs. Rome, N. Y. H.E. II B dv. Glee Club CU C25 C3JgWomen's League Clj C2j C315 Y. W. C. A., Executive Committee CZJ CSD. CATHERINE S. ROGERS. Syracuse, N. Y. Lib. DOROTHY Roos. Syracuse, N. Y. Oratory. Boar's Head. MARCIA Ros1sROoK. Syracuse, N. Y. H.E. A 0 ISI. WOmen's League, Y. W. C. A. WALTER ROSE. New York City. Law. 22 A M. Track, Cross Country Team, Sophomore Executive Committee. M1055 X W F. M. ROSENTIIAL. Flint, Michigan. 1 '15 - F.A. A E KD. Women's Business Staff Daily at Orange: Vice-President Memorial. gg ' !. V 4:4 vo , - A-N M 1921 One Ilundrod Eleven D3 1 la l ,Y , W.. , .C , . v. C xx L 1. p , 'T' T M no S 'f, QxV7f5 wNXlllll.- - QNQNDAGAN. L . ,XR -L . ...L L D to A Zluninr Resorts A. Ro'1'UNNo. Millbrook, N. Y. 1 V l I r r I A l ' WWC ,. . J Emi One Hundred Twelve Ag. PA E. Agriculture Club, University Grange. CQEORGE ROUND. New London, Conn. A.S. Connecticut Club. IqATHARYN ROUNDS. Binghamton, N. Y. F.A. JOHN ROWLEY. East Orange, N. j. F.A. A T, 22 T A. C11ARL1':s R. RvixN. Syracuse, N. Y. L.A. XII T. Glee Club, Y. M. C. A. JOHN W. SALIN. Hartford, Conn. Bus. ZXII. Corpse and Coliin, Football CID C255 Crew C17 C23 C37- AuGUs'1'Us SANCHEZ. Verga Baja, Porto Rico. Med. IIJXA. Bronson Club. WILLIAM W. SANFORD. Syracuse, N. Y. A.S. fb A 9. HISLEN SANTEE. Circleville, N. Y. L.A. Basketball, Freshman Executive Com- mittee, Zoology Club, Daily Orange, Consumers' League. HOWARD SAP1sRs'roN. Buffalo, N. Y. Law. Z B T. Track Squad, Daily Orange Reporter. ALFRED SASEEN. Atlantic City, N. j. L.A. CII EIT. Football, Track, Freshman Relay Team, Varsity Football, Track Squad, International Conference, Romance Language Club. 34.33 A. SAUERWEIN. Buffalo, N. Y. Fil L.A. Consumers' League, Women's League, -D Y. W. C. A. nC?': 11 I Q W ,..,...L,...,fg'.iig-11. '.::i-- - - .,- - T: 92 I- Q 'QU vi Li-1 . 1.5 :gg 5 , gf .'-31-',ig.g.1:i'5i':':gr.:g31L' .,,,, f.1.QA. , 1:4--s --- ,.. .,,.,, 1 X ' , ' ff 479 ,ffl , WALM. ..,QNQN.D-AGAN Ufywa --f A- -M - -1-i-Qi...-Li,i-:g., ,,, Milf 7, V K If I Eluniur Slkecorhs X . g V. P. SAVIDGE. Hopewell, N. J. , Law. B GH. Monx Head, Freshman l Baseball, Varsity Baseball, Daily Orange. MAx T. SCHAPIRO. Brooklyn, N. Y. B.S. KIJAE. Zoological Club, Philosophical Club, Menorah. K. B. SCHNAUBER. Syracuse, N. Y. l Ag. CIJK XII. Agriculture Club. l FRIEDA SCHELKE. Clay, N. Y. L.A. N. KNIGI'I'l' SCIIRIEDER. Brownville, N. Y. L.A. A O IRI. Y. W. C. A., Women's League, University Chorus, Women's Glee Clubg , Chief Executive Freshman Classy German . T Club, Consumers' League, Social Club. 1 W. SCHREEDER. Haverskill, N. Y. l , F. Indoor Track: Cross Country QFD. WALTER R. ScoT'1'. Niagara Falls, N. Y. 4 Med. 21 A E, N 22 N. Executive Committee CD5 Class Treasurer CZD. EARL C'uARI.1ss SCUTT. Philmont, N. Y. Law. I' II F. Boar's Head, Tambourine and , HI Bones. ff l RAYMOND SEAMAN. Washingtonville, N. Y. A L.A. 22 A E. Zoology Club, Chemistry Clubg Roosevelt Club, Baseball CU C253 Kollej Klang Daily Orange Reporterg VVrestling Team, Y. M. C. A. A. T. SEELEY. Hermansville, N. Y. F. Forestry Club, American Legion. BESSIE Snrrz. Syracuse, N. Y. , F.A. A A A. Basketball, Tennisg Daily Orange, Onondagan Board, Advisory Board. . m. li, H. SELOVER. Oneida, N. Y. . -5 F.A. Classical Clubg Instrumental Clubg l lj Historical Club. l KCC 11 ' T f- -D 3MiiiiiTTifT'i':.-tgzgip'refs--rwbfn '- -' -- A f -A 7- -X X, ?'h i ' - v V11 . af' ML 1921 A WY? Ono Hundred 'Pliiric-011 Q Q C - , ki: .11 .Jr ' ' ' L, . . 'Q ' '- U 0 l x -'LT' -J NLM.. 0ZiQZNlDAQANA-....- f I 3 filuniur Resorts HENRY E. SHIELDS. Bombay, N. Y. Bus. fb I' A. Transferred from Dartmouth. EDWARD A. SHERLOCK. Auburn, N. Y. Med. A 'I' A, N EN. JOHN SIMMONS. Englewood, N. J. L.A. AXA. Monx Head, Chemical Club, Cross Country Team, Varsity Track CZD Q3j, Varsity Intercollegiate Cross Country Cham- pion 1919, junior National Cross Country Champion 1919, Onondagan Staff. HEIIEN SIMONS. Syracuse, N. Y. L.A. Classical Club, Romance Club, Swimming meet. LELA SINE. A Syracuse, N. Y. L.A. Historical Association, International Polity Club, Biblical Club, Romance Lan- guage Club, Consumers' League, Y. W. C. A. D. SIVERS. Phoenix, N. Y. L.A. S. SLATER. Cairo, N. Y. F. Forestry Club, Track. R. H. SLocUM. Syracuse, N. Y. A.S. A K E, T A 22. Boar's Head, Crew. CLAIRE SMITH. Mempicke, Pa. I..A. CORNELIA SMITH. Baldwinsville, N. Y. F.A. K A 9. French Club, Thumb Box Society, Illustrator's Club, Women's Athletic Association. D. SMITH. East Syracuse, N. Y. Ag. EX, I' A E. Agriculture Club, Varsity l l I 1 'v S X. Football Squad QZJ, Lacrosse Team CZJ. K--ET . I E23 K. SMITH. Middleport, N. Y. i T-Q Oratory. Z fb H. Y.W. C.A., Women'sLeague. gi Q T 5 - --, M, A,,,,., 1 I, ,:-,,,,. .-,,g,-,: . -..A .31 -.' 1.1, E .si -L TLL ' 43 73 , - 5 MM! 1921 1 W One 'llunrlrcd Fourteen Q Q , To C fig ONONDAGAN Eluniur Returns LEONA W. SMITH. Pittsburgh, Pa. L.A. E K. Basketball, French Club, Executive Committee QU C25 CSD. l MARY S. SMITH. Syracuse, N. Y. F.A. AF. Women's Glee Club, Women's League, University Chorus. ROBERT I. SMITH. Syracuse, N. Y. AS. 9 A. E. H. SMITTEN. Linbrook, N. Y. L.A. EK. Glee Club, English Club,- Consumers' League. Harrisburg, Pa. LUCILE E. SMUCKER. L.A. XSZ. junior EXCCLIUVC Committee, Women's League, Athletic Association, Classical Club. C. W. SOURGUES. Syracuse, N. Y. Med. AKK. Track. LEWIS R. SOUDER. Ventnor City, N. J. A.S. AK E. Monx Heacl, Varsity Track, Ononclagan Board. HAZEL SPENCER. Binghamton, N. Y. Teachers. W. C. SPENCER. Phoenix, N. Y. Ag. fb F A. Glee Club, Assistant Manager Boar's Head. LOUISE V. Spook. Herkimer, N. Y. F.A. EK. junior Executive Committee. MARY SPRAGU12. Westclale, N. Y. H lf Instrumental Club, Y. W. Ci. A. Ml' R Silmcur Thercst N Y. I . 4. 5 Ll T. A .L.A. 'Acacia Daily Orange 121. ii' i Rs. . . nl i7 1 1921 Epo 51255 E'-il 1 i I- llC 1 C ' at e Ilundreil Fifti- DQ F00 X O L., ,.,, ,MF ,,,, ,L...,,A ...- oNoNDAcAN I 0 CJ! ' Elumnr ilkecurhs l'lAROT.D E. SPRY. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. A.S. II K A, T A 22. President Sophomore , . Engineers, Pennsylvania Club. I.. S'rAN'roN. Sherman, N. Y. I-I.li. li. STARK. Oneida, N. Y. , L.A. K A 9. Silver Bay Club, English Club, I junior Executive Committee. M. S'lvxi1EEE1z. Cleveland, Ohio. Lib. Basketball, University Chorus. MAIIY' STEIN. Altoona, Pa. Sec. II B fb. President of Secretarial Science l Club, In terfraternity Baseball Squad, Tambourine and Bones, Executive Committee 5 CU C25 CSD, Glee Club, Consumers' League CU Q25 C3j, Y. W. C. A., Women's League, Women's Athletic Association. K. E. STEPHEN. Syracuse, N. Y. L.A. I' fb B. Boar's Head, English Club, University Chorus, Y. W. C. A. MARGARET L. STICKLEY. Syracuse, N. Y. Oratory. A fb. Glee Club, Y. VV. C. A. GEORGE E. STODDARD. Sawville, N. Y. Ag. G A. Agriculture Club, University Grange. HAZEL STOKES. Scranton, Pa. .L.A. K A 0. Silver Bay Club, Zoology Club, Women's Cleo Club, Basketball Squad CID CZJ, Y. VV. C. A. Membership Committee, Athletic Nominating Board, Captain Bas- ketball Team, Y. W. C. A. ICVELYN STONE. Petoskey, Mich. L.A. HLISE E. S'l'O'I l'. Blosshurg, Pa. ,K L.A. Swimming, Cazenovia Club. , OIF, be if-:QI G. MARION STRANAHAN. Rome, N. Y. Q L.A. K A 9. Zoology Club, Women's VE League, Y. W. C. A., Student Volunteer. : I Q y f- -f --, W- 'A --'--' 5'-' f-'-f-he--'A-f-A 'i,E4g:':g-.'4pL.. ' , , 5 1921 -, A A H-'Wim Q I .M Une Tlundrc-rl Sixteen Q Q34 W x O .... .,. .-.. -.J 1 D ONONDAGAN. 3Iuniur Becurhs ROSCOE STRIVINGS. Castile, N. Y. L.A. fb A 9. Rifle Club, Rifle Team. MARION STRONG. East Hampton, Conn. L.A. A F. Social Service Committee: President Sophomore Classy Class Executive Committee C353 Silver Bay Clulmg junior Banquet Committee Y. W. C. A.g Women's League. ET1-1151. SUGARMAN. Syracuse, N. Y. F A E. SWARTZ. Forestry. fll EH. Forestry Club. CA'1'n1f:R1N1c SWETT. Gouverneur, N. Y. L.A. Women's Leagueg Large Board, Y. W. C. A. E'r111sL Swiaznv. Polancl, N. Y. Lib. ELLIQN L. TAYLOR. Reading, Pa. L.A. II B fb. MARTHA 'I'AYLoR. Philadelphia, Pa. L.A. A E A. Y. W. C. A., Women's League, French Club, Freshman Executive Committee. MARY E. TEN EYCK. Syracuse, N. Y. F.A. A X 52. MARY TIQNNANT. Syracuse, N. Y. I-LE. A l'. ANNA THOMPSON. Homoge Falls, N. Y. .7 L.A. Q N Q ILARL H. THOMPSON. Brarlforcl, Pa. L.A. University Chorus. ye ' !. Y --C 1 Sul 'CAN' , iL 4 .w.....' 'Ai CTQLLQL ' .,', ,-1 '. f,-. ig. , . wfjff' 'lff '7 gE- G 1 1921 .. U- -..LW -.. .-.-....i.-..:...L.-.-,. ..... ,...-.,., ...-.--.,.L,.... ,.- A e I-lumln-eil Seven l een B535 '3 Q! F' ' D -R cz X O , ON ONDAGAN I L. N, N---H-. .A,,, - ..A--.A..--.- ffuninr ikennrhs Y. W. C. A., Zoology Club, French Club, W. B. TIIOMPSON. Syracuse, N. Y. Chairman Executive Committee CID. MARJORIE TITUS. Weedsport, N. Y. L.A. A 111. Glee Club, University Chorus, English Club, Polity Club, Onondagan Board. EARL V. TOLLEV. Binghamton, N. Y. L.A. HKA. Corpse and CofHn,Tambourine and Bones, Janus, Class Debate Team, Y. M. C. A., President Kollege Klan, Glee Club, University Chorus, Dennison Contest Znd Prize, Varsity Debate Team. BRADLEY W. TOMLIN. Syracuse, N. Y. F.A. CIDA 9, I' E. Thumb Box Association, Illustration Club, Assistant Editor Orange Peel. MARION K. TOPPING. Schenectady, N. Y. L.A. Women's League, Y. W. C. A., Inter- national Relations Club. F. M. TOWNSEND. Davison, Mich. L.A. President of Biblical Club. GERTRUDE TRASK. Poland, N. Y. L.A. Consumers' League, English Club. B. TRAUGOTT. Syracuse, N. Y. L.A. K A 6. Consumers' League, Women's Athletic Association, Women's League. AGNES TRAINOR. Greenville, Ohio. F.A. Y. W. C. A., Women's Athletic Association, Glee Club, University Chorus, Fine Arts French Club. HELEN TROXELL. Ridgeway, Pa. L.A. A F. Y. W. C. A.,Athletic Association, Women's League. MARJORIE G UDL11 Brockport N Y If A A KID Executive Committee CU One Hundred Eighteen 1921 EDITH E. THOMPSON. Newton, N. J. L.A. Consumers' League, Women's League, L.A. ZHIJE. Tambourine and Bones, I l milf' 1 -l? lliii E l N Q ' . 4 . .. . ' , . . r LifIffLi.Il T'l'l f ' ' ' ' ' T 'W 'Q IfQ.'i'lQff. Iwi'-t ,Q I Q 3 Q Q 4-'T i W H-T' QZ7 a ii S2535 J D . ., .-L..:as.-QN0NDAGAN .. 5 Eiuninr Becurhs KATHERINIQ VAN HOILSEN. Newark, N. j. L.A. Y. W. C. A., Silver Bay Club, Women's League. WALDEMAR VANSELOW. Syracuse, N. Y. A.S. 'I' B IT, A X E. F. E. VERDIN. Spring Valley, N. Y. A.S. H K A, 'I' A 22. H. LEROY VON Mmcnow. Bellmor, N. Y. Ag. Crew Squad C15 C2j, Agriculture Club CU C25 CSD, Daily Orange Staff. RUTH L. WALKER. Antwerp, N. Y. Teachers. AOII. Y. W. C. A., Won1en's League Clj C21 C3j, University Chorus, Women's Glee Club. JAMES W. WAI.KL1sT. Trenton, N. J. L.A. A X 2. HARLAN WALRATH. Solvay, N. Y. Ag. 9 A. HOMER V. WALSI-I. Syracuse, N. Y. Law. PH F. Freshman Baseball. HERBER'F W. WALTON. Minoa, N. Y. L.A. I. SAMUEL WARM. New York City. B.S. Zoology Club, Philosophical Club. MARGAR.l5'l' C. WARNER. Syracuse, N. Y. Oratory. A CID, IT A fb. Y. W. C. A. , Women's League, Fire Chief CSJ. SAUL P. WAsKow11'z. New Britain, Conn. Law. EAM. Tambourine and Bones, Daily Orange Staff, Advertising Manager Tambourine and Bones, Publicity Manager Tambourine and Bones. One I-Tundred Nineteen W... ,si I5 l D Q - U 0 G X .Ali QNONDAGAN O , f0uninr Resorts l-ISTHER WATKINS. Binghamton, N. Y. F.A. MARGUERITE E. WATKINS. Syracuse, N. Y. L.A. Women's Debate Club, junior Basketball Squad, Rifle Club, Womcn's League, Y. W. C. A., Women's Outing Club, Vice-President Zoology Club. li. WATSON. Mt. Herman, Mass. Teachers. Dolphin Licwrs G. WA'rsoN. Mt. Herman, Mass. L.A. FII I'. Monx Head, Track, Cross Country Team Q15 Q25 Q35. lfLIZAl3E'l'II W1':Av1-LR. Columbia, Pa. L.A. Basketball Squad, Zoology Club, Sociology Club, Y. W. C. A., Women's League, Athletic Association. F1-:RN li. WEAVER. Cleveland, Ohio. Oratory. Basketball, Y. W. C. A., Women's Debate Union. Amcic Wmzswzlz. Syracuse, N. Y. L.A. Y. W. C. A. Committee Q15 Q25 Q35, Historical Association. IfR,xNkLiN R. Wmzsricu. West Bloomhelcl, N. Y. Med. 22N,N ZEN. Cazenovia Club, Presi- dent Cazenovia Club Q25. l':TI-IELYN VVELCII. Phoenix, N. Y. L.A. Y. W. C. A., English Club, Zoology Club, Rifle Club, Consumers' League. MII.lJR1CD E. Fort Plains, N. Y. Oratory. Tambourine and Bones, Women's Glee Club, Y. W. C. A. Q15 Q25 Q35, Women's League Q15 Q25, Women's Athletic Association Q15 Q25 Q35, President Rifle Team, Women's Outing Club. V. WELLS. Syracuse, N. Y. H.E. KK I'. Y. W. C. A. Q15 Q25 Q35, Basketball, Women's League Q15 Q25 Q35. l.lC'l'IIA WESTFALL. Moravia, N. Y. L.A. Women's League, Consumers' League Q15 Q25 Q35, Women's Basketball Squad Q25 C35- o l'lIlllCll't'I'l 'l'wei B555 lj -7 C V3 Qlt- --F--Citi -M A'-.du- i rt, Q- Y- '-4 F I its 'W YW Y-C YV L: 1-F it' 7 5 0 GX CNONDAGAN , o A - 0 ' Sluuinr Benurhs L. WI-l1CICLE'R. 1 Mexico, N. Y. V L.A. 9 A. Debate Union GD. RUTH j. WHITE. Blossvale, N. Y. L.A. AAA. Women's League, Silver Bay Club, Y. W. C. A., Sociology Club, Basketball, Women's Staff Daily Orange. ZIQLLA WIII'l'IC. Syracuse, N. Y. L.A. EK. lf. WHITING. ' Holyoke, Mass. Law. B 611. Manager Tambourine and Bones, Corpse and Coffin, Sophomore Executive Committee, President Freshman Class of Law. MINNIIQ C. WHITING. Medina, N. Y. L.A. Y. W. C. A., Campus Service Com- mittee, Women's League. RUTH D. XMI-IITTLE. New York City. Law. Dolphin S , Secretary Law Class QU C21 , World Life Saving Alliance. VAN DREW WIGIIT. Gouverneur, N. Y. B.S. A T A. Double Seven. K. STANLEY WILcox. Batavia, N. Y. L.A. A T. Swimming. CI-IARLIQS A. WIl.KINS. Syracuse, N. Y. Law. ' ROSMOND WILKINS. Newark, N. -I. L.A. English Club, Romance Language Club, Outing Club, Consumers' League, Women's League, Y. W. C. A. English Club. EDNA G. WILLIAMS. Ridgeway, Pa. L.A. A OH. Y. W. C. A., Women's League, Daily Orange, Consumers' League, Patriotic League, Athletic Association, Romance Language Club, Women's Speaking Contest. GORDON WILSON. Middletown, N. Y. A.S. EN, T A 22. Double Seven, Tam- bourine and Bones, Freshman Football, Track gi? W CZD, President Junior Engineers, Freshman Executive Committee, junior Executive Committee. l . ' ! A lglil ' -A - A - sy y y 1921 One llundred Twenty-one L C .. .. L... QC Q --- E L. L., ,,V, Q17 0 O GNONDAGAN , 'i iluninr Resorts JAMES WILSON. Silver Creek, N. Y. M. N 21 N. , ALICE P. VVINSIIIP. Schenectady, N. Y. A.B. Y. W. C. A. Consumers' League, WfJlllCll,S League French Club. DoR1s E. WISE. Syracuse, N. Y. Lib. CARL P. WITTE. Irvington, N. Y. F. Forestry Club. ANNE L. WOI.l.1iNl!15RG. Buffalo, N. Y. Oratory. Y. W. C. A. Clj C21 135, Women's League, Women's Debating Club, Consumers' League CU C22 H. L. WOODEORD. Marcellus, N. Y. M. A K K. Executive Committee QCD. BLAIR J. WOERMER. Olean, N. Y. L. BHIT, fI1AfIP. Tambourine and Bones, Corpse and Coliin, Treasurer junior Law Class. F. j. WYANT. Ensenore, N. Y. Ag. 6 A. Episcopal Club, Agriculture Club. WILLLAM YOUNG, jr. Brooklyn, N. Y. Bus. Acl. CDA 0. Corpse and Coffin, Frosh Football and Crew, Executive Committee C25 C35- fiIi0RGIi HENRY ZATOR. Olyphant, Pa. L. Janus, University Polish Club. ALICE ROSINA ZWICKI. Syracuse, N. Y. A.B. Sociology Club, WOmen's League. A, TN Xia A ANTOINETTE C. STONE. Ilion, N. Y. I L.A. H B fb. KE C ' f - 1 M as 1921 . 3 D -Y -Y ,AA .-.W 1.,,,1,?,.i,,.,,-,,.,,,-W, ,,,,L ,,,,,,:A ,..,,L,:'- .-. One I-Iundred Twenty-two i ray X UW O RUTH ADAMS. ALMA F. BARKER. VIOLA BARRACLOUGII. FLORENCE M. BOCKER. MAR'1'I-IA CLOCK. ELOSIA HOFFMIRE. HERMAINE HINTON. MARGARET HYNES. LULA Km. B15R'1'uA M. LEIGH. ANNA MCKAY. President of Class. DoRo FIIY MORRIS Secretary and Treasu L, . ONONDAGANAWA A A A Q' 3Iuninr ilkecurhs Port Byron, N. Y. Syracuse, N. Y. Syracuse, N. Y. Syracuse, N. Y. Clockville, N. Y. Trumansburg, N. Y. Auburn, N. Y. Watertown, N. Y. Fulton, N. Y. Seneca Falls, N. Y. Rome, N. Y. Jamestown . Y. rer of Class xiii? 5 1921 Q E ' 'N' M ' 'H ' O I ONQNDAGAN 31 uninr imcurhs X FRANCIS MULVANIQY. GRACE NELSON. IQUNICIQ QGDEN.. MURIIQL RoIxER'I's. PAULINE Roirxmocx. BliR'l'1'1A TRYM. DoRo'rI-Iv WALIJRON. C1,,xIm WILLIAMS. HMI-:L M. WING. GILRTRUDIQ MUHLIIAUSER. Vice-President of Class, Syracuse, Chittenango Wolcott Ilion Oneonta Oswego Auburn Skaneateles, I lion, DeWinton, Y 1 Z7 ' 0 3:55 1 1921 One Hundred Twen Ly-four vmuw JL lllIlllIIlllIIIIIIII ,IIII-IllllllllI llIlIll II NP IIIIIIIIIIIIII .fad sb! 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Y e I I QQ'-' 4 -- ' f vu +L, A I , I , A -1 fb C f ' 2 W , R 7 , ,gf f ' A. 'I ' fl ' K3 QPTHUMIOHED 4 I Q Q7 goo O GNONDAGAN Iiaisturp uf the Clflass of 1922 T is amusing to note the exaggerated statements which characterize the histories of other classes. Intelligent readers will, therefore, welcome a change to an unbiased article in which the unvarnished facts and paintless co-eds will be met face to face, and from which the students may learn the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth about the gallant class of '22, No false conception should be cherished concerning the ability of the Sophomores. True, they make some mistakes, even as you and I, but it must be conceded by all that there is but one truly wonderful class, and that is ofcourse the class of 1922. When they entered the vale of Onondaga they displayed an alertness and sophistication amazing to those who had not as yet realized their marvellous innate ability, and they proved beyond all doubt that they were not of the slightest kin to the fish family, for the time-worn baits such as selling chapel and stadium seats failed to hook a single frosh. It was not until the S. A. T. C. was disbanded that an opportunity was afforded the members of the class '22 to show what they could do. First on the program was the snow rush. This cold battle chilled any thought on the part of the class of '21 that they would reign supreme among the unidergraduates. Next came the Soph-Frosh Debate, in which the Freshmen lived up t0 expectations and displayed their mental and oratorical superiority. Last of all comes the record of our Freshman crew, which sent Yale, Pennsylvania, and the Navy down to defeat, and won the American Henley for Syracuse. This past year the class of '22 has preserved untarnished the glory won in the first year. By her unquestioned superiority over the Frosh, by the number of '22 men who have won their letters in hill athletics, by her leadership in the field of dramatics and public speaking, she has proved herself the most represen- tative and foremost class on Piety Hill, and has set a standard that the whole University is proud of. QBffitBtK CLAYTON A. BENSON . . President ELIZABETH BLANCHARD . . Vice-President DORIS HEMENWAY . . . Secretary TX., PIIILO CHAMBERS .... Treasurer WILLIAM j. COUNTRYMAN . Chairman of Executive Committee t D B55 iiiiF'wmi ii921 One Hundred Thirty-six if 'NX ff' 0 . ii li. . -. if . 6,5 .. X:-1g?.4j1f ilk Atl, f, xl. P' ' ' Q Y '14, W , ,X I 5 I 771, . . ,. Mag x xx:xz !j if, 1 , V 0 .I 4 'nl .:': nr, 1 HIRMN D Q U a N f-X, Q0 , ONONDAGAN 0 CEEI8155 nf 1923 To our hilltops they swarmed, like hundreds of bees, Till the campus was covered, like a dog with the fleas: I-Iow green they all were, right straight from the farm, But the Sophomores assured them, they'd receive naught of harm. Their excitement of entering at last being o'er, The Sophs began kidding the Freshmen some more: From the Chapel seat sale they made quite a haul, And at buying exemptions-how the poor Frosh did fall! Soon after the green ones had got settled down, And were slightly acquainted with part of our town, A warning was issued to wear the green lids, The Sophs-last year's Frosh-received some fair bids. They're small and they're verdant, yet handy and neat, Said the Frosh who paid fifty and thought he'd been beatg As for taking them off for the Sophs, I don't care, Though it does seem to me that it is not quite fair. Then came little trips to the Davis Estate. And oft' in the graveyard the Frosh stayed 'till late. Sometimes the poor Freshman was forced to bend o'er, Then he thought for some days that he'd sit never more. It's but lately a Frosh was heard say: A time now is coming, called Moving-Up Day, On which date the Sophs will be fully repaid, For the paddling they've done, and the tricks they have played. We'll give this warning, right now, '22, That on that blessed day we'll be out after you, On that day 'twill be your turn to do the 'bend o'er', But after that day, we'll be friends evermore. Qhffiners STANLEY J. MAXWELL . . . President KATHERINE COBB . . . Vice-President KATHRYN HUTT . . . Secretary LEONARD HEINTZ . . Treasurer ALBERT ARMSTRONG . . . Chairman Executive Committee 1 1921 One Hundred Thirty-eight ..' ,,. f 9 1 Q D 700 X O ONONDAGAN Ammmw II. IVIERCHII, Jn. '20 Cmmmzs Bom.1NGmn '21 Utne Eailp Grange OR the first time in the history of The Daily Orange adequate financial support was at hand. This was due to the new policy of the Orange Publishing Co. The circulation department, under the supervision of Brayton L. Meyers, has increased the list of subscribers beyond all previous records. Approximately 2,000 copies have been printed daily during the college year. The loyal co-operation of the Women's Staff has been a strong factor in the maintenance of the high quality of the paper. The WOmB11lS Staff has doubtless the best organized and most capable corps of editors since the women have had a place on the editoria' force of the paper. In spite of the many difficult problems, The Daily Orange has measured favorably in quality with that of former years. We have endeavored to adhere to the initial policy, namely, to print accurate University news while it is yet new and to fearlessly stand for and to publish that which is best in Syracuse life. B535 1921 One Hundred Forty ,QQ Q ' f I iw' Alf ' 'ff' Y--1 ' 'M' 'x 45 'A -l4l'Z j Qgyjf' Q . QNUNDAG ff 2' J L .lx ruxssgg . A,, MD 17111 Z - H 1 JOOI' I-Iccrs Parlrirlgr- Dutton Brown Ziegler jenny Holzwarth Pvahocly Mcyvrs Morcur Grave-s Ilnndy l'ra1L 5R1Ien's Staff ANDREW H. MERCER, '20 ...... lirlrfmr BRAYTON I.. MEvERs, '21 .... Managing Iidilm' CHARLES Bol.1.1NG1sR, '21 ....... Cvirculalion Manager WALTER S. SMITH, '07 . ....... .-lrlz'erti.s1T1zg Manager Zlssuciate QEhiturs MELRIC K. DU'1 r0N, '21 . News F. MARION PRA'l l', '22 . . . News l.vNDoN W. CZRAVES, '21 . . News PAUL j. Iffw, '21 .... . News A. DoNAI.n BATR, '22 ..... News SHERMAN R. l'mRom', '22 . . . News 1 1 1 I jones Strait Sn-itz Watkins Swm-ct Marks Timmvrman Barnasky NVoolsvy Fisher I Santee Cooley Tlmnlpsun Dean Millhuusc Flvck I Ullliumews Staff ' ETHE1. 'I'x-mmm-soN, '20 . ....... lidimr FLORENCE E. DEAN, '20, ....... M1L11agi11g lirlilnr LESTINA BIDWIELI., '21 . ....... .fiflzferlismg Manager Qssuriate fdihiturs miiifi QQERALDINE Coouzv, '20 . News HELEN l3ow1aN . News Tfjifjf Amzmxmls GOODMAN, '20 . News I-IELRN SANTIEE, '21 . . . News QQ ff CQRACE Ml1.LHoUs12, '20 . News AIEAN F1.1cR, '21 . News jfjifjj I-IELEN CARROI., '20 . . News 'WZA' , D -if sim- Mi LQ - -, 2,2 -4'r-i'g S Une liumlruml Forty-one X. x ON ON DAGAN O C' - D 1 l Y f Ai: Avi--A N Wd- l V D EJ V-W HENRY II. A. BLY'1'll'2l GIGOIKIIG W. lfmmlcn '2l H Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Mhz Gnunhagan HE Onondagan, the oldest publication on the campus, dates back to 1883, when a book of a hundred pages, featuring Fraternities and Athletics, was published by the Junior Class. It contained only a hundred pages but it was a great success. Since that time every junior class has published its history with one exception, in 1891. Again, according to custom, the task of publishing its illustrated record was entrusted to the junior Class of 1921. ln the present volume the reader will find many changes in comparison with other Onoudagans, but these modifications are in keeping with our college customs and traditions and are meant as an improvement. They were inspired by the spirit of these peace-time conditions which exist in all the world today and which are prominent in our University. The numerous new organizations are results of this condition, As this went to press, many of these were still in the embryo. With these exceptions, this volume is as nearly complete as possible. No doubt you will find some faults in these pages, but, nevertheless, the staff has conscientiously tried to do the best it knew how and we beg the reader not to be too hard on us. We hope that in years to come, when you take one of these volumes down from your bookshelf, you will not forget that the 1921 Onondagcm had the distinction of being published during the first year of the Period of x Reconstruction after the Great World War. Q Eli' . . o,,,.1921- Yllime fb Une Hundred Forty-two l I 41 3 Q Q ,T 0 U x X LQ Q O r 'Tff- . ONGNDAG Benning Compton Bozovsky Scitz lfcllnmn Calkins llmnvss- Hurt Fivaz Gravvs Smith Butler Ports-1' Titus Krucgvr Mznvliinnc-y Simmons Ilvrsl Pzlrkvr Blyth llowcn iiillljliliillllll be 1921 Qbnnnhagan Qtaff HIENRY H. A. B1.Y'rn . Gicoizcis W. PARKICR . HIQL1-:N Bowl-:N . . CICCII. V. lJoNovlxN . . limvlxim B. HoUG1r'r.x1.1Nc: fllfhiturs Editor-in-Ch1'qf' liiisiucsx llltlflllglfl' lfV01II'6l1'lS Editor .flrt Editor .-flsst. l3u.x'inv.x'.i 111 imager DONALIJ M. MAWIIINNI-:v RUTH I.. l'll'ZRS'l' -IOIIN G. SIMMONS l2s'rn me H. BICNNING Zlssuciate Qlihiturs AGNES C. Ciimvics BIQRNICI-1 G. BU'l'l.l'2R MARJORUQ 'l'l'1'US Bicssu-3 l.. Si-:Vrz GICNICVIICVIC A. C',xi.KiNs CARoi.vN G. Howsic ANNE C. HART I3icR1J14:I.i.,x lf. liRUlCGlCR Clxizoi. M. Bozovsm' lVllI.DRlClJ I. l,0R'l'l'ZR l':DNA M. C'oMP'roN ROlil'1R'l' N. l.iNns,xv EMI-:RSON M. RAYNOR Awuilzn li. FIVAZ 1921 xngjlf' 'SILT-T vi Unu llnmlrcml l 01'ly-lln'cL: O Q x E. l....5 T29 QD QNQNDAGADI I Qy'? Wilkinson Graves Dillon Tomlin Guild Dalton Schmitt bpranuse QBrange eel I-Ili Syracuse Orange Peel is published monthly by the students of Syracuse University, through the Orange Peel Board, whose members include both men and women. It is financed by its advertising. Full of pep and witticisms, it ranks with the best American College Comics. Zliibe Staff WILLIAM j. DAL'1'oN, '21 . . Managing Editor ALFRED SCIIMITT, '21 . . . Business Manager A. GENEVIIEVE CALKINS, '21 . Womens Editor DONALD MAWIIINNIQV, '21 . . Circulation Manager LURELLE V. GUILD, '20 . .fl rt Editor LVNDON GRAVIQS, '21 . . . .flsstistant Editor Qsssuniate ClE7Jiturs IDONALD CIORMAN, '20 JOHN FLACK, '21 DANIEL j. FLYNN, '20 PAUL FAY, '21 Exchange Editor, HOWARD j. FLYNN, '22 V 35 1921 1 Lgz One lllunmlred Forty-four I 41 O Q N ON ON DAGAN 1 BnAY'r0N L. Ml-lvl-:ns '21 Editor Ghz bpratusan Published Monthly for the Alumni bptaruse Svtaff BRAYTON L. MEYERS ....... Editor-in-Chief MA'r1'VV1L1.s . . . . Business Manager WAI.'r1-:R S.SMI'1'1I. . . . . . Advertising Manager Qlumni Ciurrespunhents Z7 O' l J. A. LONGLAND, '08 ........ Connecticut T. D. MACGREOOR, '02 . New York ARTHUR L. EVANS, '04 . Boston IRVINO H. TEMPLIETON, '04 . Buffalo CLEMENT T. ROBERTSON, '05 . Washington ROBERT CONSLER, '15 ..... Rochester MARIE PURCELI. LUDINGTON, '12 . Auburn WINIFRED HUGIIES, '14 . . . Syracuse HENRY L. TAYLOR, '84 . Albany MARGARET COMAN, '16 . New York A GEORGIE L. BOND . . Pittsburgh 1 D- IIS-I 11: . ,f 4 1921 1 We 3 A 1 One Hundred l1'orly-11ve- x O it 2 UQNONDAGAN D , ' M U Z7 -7 Q N X .J X ' --'W D Riggs Dyer Kingsley Swenning Myer Zllibe Empire Jfurester I-Ili Empire Forester is an annual publication of a semi- lechnical nature, by the students ol' the College of Forestry. It receives the eo-operation ol the Faculty ancl Alumni as well as of prominent lumber companies who submit articles for publication. The magazine deals with the aetivities of the college and the work of clistinguisbefl graduates. CARI, A. SWICNNING, '20 W1l,r.I,xM H. Dylan, '20 RONALD IJ. CRAIG, '21 SIDN1-Lv N. RIGGS, '20 tl. lCnsoN Mvl-zus, '20 C',xR1zoI,r, li. ICINGSLICY, 1921 Swtaff '20 . lflliulll'-'ITIL-ClZfQf Bu.s'irLess M auager ,fl ssl. liusimzss Malrmger Ar! Editor Class Editor milf A Iumnz' Editor 4 Q21 One 1 lunflrecl Fort y-six fy Q Q ir . ' 4' ' ' ' 'l..-.-.--.. ..l-. . I -'-r, , U 0 f-X O ONGNDAGANT, 0 S? Renn Ifroblsher Foster Utbe Cltamp lug V HE Camp Log is a student publication issued annually by the Sophomore Class of the New York State College of Forestry. The pamphlet is issued after the students return from summer camp, its first appearance having been after the camp of 1915. All material for the paper is contributed by the students, and concerns the work of the college, especially that of Summer Camp. The paper contains reports of the summer's work in forest pathology, forest botany, Field methods, entomology, surveying, silvaculture and mensuration, interspersed with humorous cuts and special articles about camp activities. 5taff nf 1919 Qliamp Ing RALPH FROBISHER, '21 ....... Editor CLIFFORD FOSTER, '21 . . Assistant Editor ALFRED J. RFNN, '21 . . Business Manager 15,5 ,, S 1921 Q ,, -TIT il-'i , -- ,1.... .. One Hundred Forty-seven 3 Q K Q f 'Vac Q oNoNDAGAN The Tlinihersitp ilaanh Zguuk Published Annually for the Freshman Class by the Christian Associations of the University HE Freshman Hand Book is a small book, pocket size, with a large gilt block S on the cover. It contains in the front a map of the campus with a list of numbered buildings and dormitories marked on it. This book has all the general information which a strange Freshman would desire to aid him around the campus and city. All the organizations, sororities, fraternities, committees, clubs, etc., of the hill are listed and the college songs and yells as well. It also outlines the organization of all the various branches of athletics and most of the other important activities. In the Freshman Bible, as the book is called, there is, too, a college calendar by which the Freshman is able to keep track of all college activities. The back of the book contains the directory and advertisements of the best city merchants. Staff of Qlinihersitp Ztaanh iBook MEIRIC DUTTON, '21 ....... Manager and Editor DORIS WORTH, '20 . . Woman's Editor EMILY GER12, '22 . . . Assistant Editor HAZEL MANNVILLE, '21 . . Assistant Editor i LISTINA BIDWELL, '21 . . . Assistant Editor BESSIE SEITZ, '21 . . Assistant Editor ,-XR Bgjo' MIK ! all ' 1921 ' E - One Hundred Forty-eight MILITARY N O 0 J Q QT GNONDAG g D ' . .cz vt. A True Copy SYDNEY F. Masusxu Captain of Infantry WAR DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON January 17, 1920. R Day Chancellor James . . Syracuse University Syracuse, N.Y. My dear Dr. Day: The inauguration of a course permitting the election of military training, and the study of military subjects or subjects of a military value as umajorsu toward the award of the degree of Bachelor of Arts at Syracuse University has recently been brought to my attention. ubjects in addition to those of the regular rofesscr of military h t e ' The election of certain military s curriculum that are compulsory, as shown in the letter from the p ience and tactics at your institution describing the course offered, indicates that d sets a standard which can only be successfully undertaken ve the average of intelligence. sc program is well balanced an by students who are thoroughly in earnest and abo It is indeed gratifying to see one of the leading educational institutions of the country indicate recognition of the value of military training as a preparation for the military needs of the country, as well as toward the making of better to its students. Syracuse University is the first I an assure you that this possible future citizenship, by offering such a course educational institution to take such an important step, and c ,-XXX action by your institution is very much appreciated. Very truly yours, KSgdJ NEWTON D. BAKER W Secretary of ar One Hundred Fifty l7 c1 D Q x X O D . I Q ONGNDAGAN Z 5 Lt. Cob JOHN B. FOLEY, Regimental Major GEORGE L. GRIDLEY Capt. W. GRANT MITCI-IELL lst. Lt. GEORGE W. COREY 1st Lt. HARRY W. SHOTWELL . . . Cadet JOHN G. HOPKINS Cadet HOWARD A. BRETTLE Regimental iiianh Commander Major Ist Battalion Major 2nd Battalion Adjutant Ist Battalion Adjutant 2nd Battalion Regimental Color Sergeant Regimental Supply Sergean Capt. DONALD M. SIIERMAN, Principal Musician Lt. WALTER W. ANDREW, Band Leader lftln. Q Capt. WILLIAM C. MCOWEN 1st Lt. W. EDWARD BOONE 2nd Lt. RICHARD J. HAWKINS 1st Sgt. E. L. WHITE Sgt. L. A. DILLER Sgt. D. TINKUS Gln. QI Capt. RAY W. SMITH lst Lt. E. B. ELDRIDGE 2nd L t. B. J. MORRIS 1st Sgt. E. C. HUGHES 1st Sgt. G. A. CLYDE Sgt. G. E. TENNANT Sgt. E. PARTRIDGE Sgt. R. CHIRADELLA Qin. ZB Capt. HARLAN G. WALRATII lst Lt. WILLIAM C. MARTIN Q 2nd Lt. FRANK R. STILWELI. fain. EB Capt. ARTHUR H. LOVE 1st Lt. ABRAHAM DANIELS 2nd Lt. MERCER V. VVIIITE . 1st Sgt. H. B. VANDERPOEL lst Sgt. H. L. TOWNSEND A Sgt. L. H. FRICK Sgt. H. L. ROTIIWELL , ij Sgt. P. W. STICKEL Sgt. F. E. HUSTON f-Q Q ' Sgt. B. BUCK IIC-'.1.IFll 7 1 + E1 - C Q O 455 A A sw , . 4- f t I 92 1 5 K' 1 1 Q A 1 .I L - v f g f One Hundred Fifty-one D Q N .1 0 0 A U E O N ND G , WAR GAME Room CScrgczmt Lindquist in chargcj ni? I 4 4 , H, AAY, Y, A ,-, ,,,, ,--...--, .....,. MA ,.-.. 1921 One Hundred Fifty-two Q X. x 'Q my a O ON GN DAG A O D veterans ut Jfureign wars HF Veterans of Foreign Wars Of the United States Of America was organized by the amalgamation Ol the Army Of the Philippines, American Veterans of Foreign Service and the Army of the Philippines, Cuba and Porto Rico, on September 14 to 17, 1914, at Pittsburgh, Pa. Its membership is composed Of Officers and enlisted men who served in the United States Army in campaigns for which the Government awarded campaign badges. Malcom White Post was organized at Syracuse University in December, 1919. A charter was granted by the National Head- quarters in February, 1920. Owing to the work of getting Organized, the activities of the Post have been confined to regular meetings. In the future, however, the Post will hold a number Of social alTairs. The following men are the organizers of the Hill Post: Members LELAND LOGAN ERNEST OSBORNE Prof. LEON A. CONGDON Prof. REUEEN PRITCHARIJ Capt. SIDNEY F. MASIIISIR GEO. H. BROWN EARLE K. BOUTEILLIER CLARENCE N. CIIASE HENRY S. CARMER HAROLD T. FAUS L. MAX EDGETT DEFRED G. FOLTS FOREST B. FULLER EUGENE R. GUILD SIIERWOOD J. HALL JOIIN G. HOPKINS FREDERICK E. HEINSOIIN HOWARD S. K.ELT,Y CHARLES H. O'HARA ERNEST OVERTON MOSICS PIATOFF RALPII S. RICE S. A. SASEEN GEORGE R. SGIIWARTZ GEORGE R. TURNBULL MILLARD C. UPSON MERRIL A. UPSON HAROLD H. WALKER 1921 I ..o:iD' One Hundred Fifty-three Q Y -' -A --1 U 0 G C ON ONDAGAN , O D J. II. R. GUIAICIC '23 President Qmeman IBQIUII Zlaumer 31. Wheaton Rust 3Hu. 736 N the fall of 1919 the Homer J. Wheaton Post No. 736 of the American Legion was founded at Syracuse University. The purpose of the American Legion is to promote spirit of true Amcricanism throughout the country, while the purpose of the Homer J. Wheaton Post is not only to promote a uniform spirit of true Americanism, but to bring together into closer relationship those students of the University who served with the United States Army, Navy or Marine Corps during the World War. The Homeiij. Wheaton Post was the first post to be chartered at any University in this country. Membership is open to anyone having an honorable discharge from the United States Army, Navy or Marine Corps. At the present time the Freshmen delegation is the largest, so that the Post will be active for at least four years. Meetings are held twice a month. The officers for the present year are: J. H. R. CEULICK ...... President W. E. Boom: . . Ist Vice-President R. F. PIERCE . . .end Vice-President J. G. FRUGONNI-I . . 3rd Vice-President GEORGE GRIDLIEY . . Secretary 055. C. G. RICH . . . Treasurer L l S. R. MASHBIR . . Captain U. S. A. Councilor b lIC it I f 1 - - 4' 1921 ll c Q A I One Hundred Fifty-four Q T QI TU 0 0 I ONONDAGAN The Qeru Qllluh nf bpranuse Tllinihersitp EALIZING that our universities and colleges will be a factor in the progress of aviation, Aero Clubs have been formed in the leading colleges and universities of the country. The Aero Club of Syracuse University was organized on December 12, 1919, by eleven men, all former army pilots. The purpose of the Club is to promote interest in aviation and to secure the addition of a course in aeronautical engineering to the curriculum. These various clubs have arranged for an Intercollegiate Aero meet to be held at Atlantic City during the First week in May. Thirty-four colleges will be represented in the contests. Six trophies have been offered, consisting of: The Intercollegiate Aeroplane Speed Trophy. The Intercollegiate Cross-country Trophy. The Intercollegiate Seaplane Trophy. The Intercollegiate Seaplane Speed Trophy. The Intercollegiate Dirigible Trophy. The Intercollegiate Free Balloon Trophy. These trophies are to be the property of the colleges that win them three years in succession. Besides offering trophies and prizes for intercollegiate flying contests, the Aero Club of America and the Aerial League of America offer Intercollegiate Aeronautic Medals of Merit to be awarded to the undergraduates of twenty universities and colleges who write the best essays on the subject of aeronautics. If planes can be obtained, the Aero Club will enter the flying contests at Atlantic City. The Aero Club of Syracuse has offered the use of their field and plans are now under way to secure several planes. At the present the Aero Club is composed of ex-pilots, however, due to the interest shown by the students, the membership is to be extended to any student interested in aviation. The officers of the Aero Club for the present year are: C. E. HARTFORD . . . . President R. E. VAN NOSTRANIJ . . Vice-President L. LIGGETT . . . . Treasurer L. D. HEPINSTALL . . Secretary If 1921 g One Hundred Fifty-five 5 Q F fam' gk '-Q'- V W' 4i'A ' A ' 'un f 'A--Q-f'9F p - t O , it tm W ONONDAG g A t e WWWA, at , V X XVooIl4-y Farley Ryer Cass VVilcox NVhurton NVZ1ll1.lll VV:1ters Rose Brock Courtney Baxter NVooc1 Murray Anfclerhar lfnrrcll Brzuly The jehetal Baath Qiluh I-Ili Federal Bonrcl Club was orgnnizecl on March 4, 1920, with a membership of thirty-seven. lt is composed of all clisublecl ex-service men who are receiving training unfler scholarship from the Fecleral Bourcl for Vocational Training. The purpose of the Club is to promote the interests of its members in all business, scholastic, social and governmental affairs. mgll 'rf i IL. Ml-. Lllliig t 6 A 1921 Q Une I lu ndrerl l i1't,y-six Cl CA R3 ET STUDE SENIOR WOMENS VOLUNTE RBAND CouNcxL T, 921 r 'Q' 0 VXIIIQYN Q P Q O ONONDAG D U T' i V X f-X Nr -,-.---.w i Johnson Mercer MacPherson Manley Gelatt Mitchell Adams Mylclireest Cliapple Patterson Hoople Blakeley The 1920 Senior Qllnuncil HE 1920 Senior Council came into existence under unfavorable conditions. Considerable discussion arose over the election of the officers and there was interference of persons not connected with the body. This resulted in the in- definite suspension of the body by the Chancellor. I-Ie was influenced in a great part by the acts of previous Senior Councils with which he was not satisfied and which he did not wish repeated. During the time of its suspension it was known as the Senior Committee and did not have the same powers as before. This state of affairs continued for several months. However Chancellor Day realized that much of the trouble had come from sources not connected with the Council, and that the Student Body itself sympathized with the men whom it had elected. In view of these facts the Chancellor reinstated the Council with its original officers and members. Since that time it has functioned well and has fulfilled its duties in every respect. Its actions have been characteristic of a body representing the students of the University. The Senior Council takes charge of all elections and also sees to the enforcing of old college traditions, such as, the wearing of green lids by t-he freshmen, the rushes and other things similar to these. The men are elected by the members of the junior Class out of their own number for holding office in their Senior year. One man is chosen from each of the colleges to represent that college in the Council. The managers of sports are automatically elected to it as well as the President of the student body, the Editor of the Daily Orange, the President of the Y. M. C. A., and the Cheer master ijt? L 4 Ti? Mi C 1921 Y, Ono I-Iundred Fifty-eight Q Th Q 'Z7'o ON ON DAGAN beniur Culnuncil BRYCE D. BLAKELEY . A. HOLLY PATTERSON . ANDREW MERCER, JR. W. L. BASSETT . . . Gfficers ' . . . .President . Vice-President . Secretary . . . . . . .Treasurer Members Aix-QBffiniu HOWARD C. HOOPLE . CHARLES. A. CI-IAPPELL HARRY P. WOOD . . ANDREW MERCER, JR. Q ARLIN GELATT . . . PAUL E. MACPHERSON JOSEPH E. CONDERMAN EDWARD H. MACKENZIE, JR. . . W. GRANT MITCIIELL . BRYCE D. BLAKELEY . President Student Body President I nterfraternity Con. President Y. M. C. A. Editor of the Daily Orange Cheer Master Manager of Track . . Manager of Basketball Manager of Football Manager of Baseball Commodore of Crew fllilecteh Members A. HOLLY PATTERSON . WILLIAM B. MYLCHREEST GEORGE L. MANLEY . BENJAMIN R. JOHNSON CHARLES F. MCKAY . NICHOLAS H. PAUL . ALTON H. ADAMS . College of Liberal Arts College of Fine Arts College of Medicine College of Applied Science College of Law College of Forestry . College of Agriculture 1921 535135 One Hundred Fifty-nine , cc cc c r l , ' l l 1 l i Krisk C'nrnu'r Foster Swenson A i l johnson Kline llnyncs l HE Student Council of the New York State College of Forestry l was established in February, 1920, forthe purpose of serving ll as a representative group of the student body in discussing student ,' affairs with the faculty. y z , ' This Council is composed of seven members, as follows: one l lfreshman, one Sophomore, two juniors, two Seniors and one ,l Graduate Student. These are elected by their respective classes. The wisdom of forming such a body of men was conceived by both the faculty and students, due to increasing demands for better means ol discussing and settling diHerences of opinion which arise in every healthy and expanding organization, , l , ll Q9ffncers l i , Al,1sicR'1' C. CI,1Ni: President HICNRY CARMICR Vice-President Russl-:L E. HAYNJ-:s . Recording Sec1'ela1'y ERIC li. JOHNSON . C07'l'6.Yf701'L!li'i7Zg .Secretary V it WQQHQQ l,,,,, K ,exf- ni T iii if 195321.21 5 : L, ,,..,ll C129 ec N, fi, , ,Ac ,, c it,, A T . cc, Ce , , ' -'AA A'm '- A' - ' ,1,En, f ' Q if 1921 WK l l - ,HQ I4 tj V- g I J, A Efifl , fQ.,, l,i',fLTT1L7'fT,,, . '1' l1T11I ' Y Y ' i,T'Tf 'l1' 7, QQQ. ,,-2'i.1l,, Y ,QI One Ilundred Sixty . .. . . QNUNDAG Rickards Moran Mefairthy 'l'hompson Price llzuxkv Fisher King Snpvrkn jannieson Hummel llerst Wiley C':n'lt-ton M cNair Bassett women! league HE VVomen's League of Syracuse University was organized for the purpose of regulating all women's alifairs of the University. Women's mass meetings and informal parties are held for the purpose of getting acquainted and arousing the common interest of all. The League consists of a Large and Small Board. The Small Board is composed of the officers of VVomen's League, President of Y. W. C. A. and Women's A. A, Women's Editor of The Daily Ortuige, Chief Executives of the four class organizations. The Small Board together with the house presidents of the living centers form the Large Board of Women's League. This board meets once a mon th to discuss student government problems. lf'unn1QiucA CARLETON, '20 1VIAiuoN Wlmcv, '20 . . jul.m IVICNAIR, '20 . Rum I-Iiansr, '21 . . . 'LIIIEUDOSIA MORAN, '21 . Al.inA BASHlC'l l', '21 . . Mn.1,1c12N'r Cowen, '20 . NIARION jAM1EsoN, '20 . FREDA Sumaruco, '20 . EDITH I-IAAKE, '20 . . Dokornv PRICE, '21 . . CHARLOTTE HoMM1zL, '20 liI.IZABE'l'H MCCARTHY, '20 ETHEL THOMI-soN, '20 . MIRIAM Ricimuos, '20 . Gfficers Pr1'.viriL'r1l . First Vice-President Szfcomt Vice-Pmrictent . Tliird Vim'-President . . . . . .... 9 enretary . . . . . . . . . . . Tf6ll'.Y1tl'8f Qtbairmen of Ctummittees . . . . . . . . . . Social Conimittczf . . City Committee Recording Committee Q17 Czmipus Committee I1 nuse Committcr' . . Prarirtciit of Y. W. C. A. . . . President of Wontmt'.r A. A. . . Wommi'.v Editor of Daily Orange C llfilif Exlftflllivl? of Senior Orgainiszttion If mx, ETHEL Flslilzk, '21 . . .Chief Exqmttivcfwot' Jmtior Orgrmizrttion ie, X' - IFLORENCIQ KING, '22 . . Chief Exomttiw of .Soplmmorc Orga-nisrttion 'lit CARRIE SPENCIQR, '23 . . Chief Execzttive ry 'F1'0SltI1tt1i1t Orgfmifsation .C- -:C jg:-'w THORA JOHNSON, '21 . . . junior R1rpr1fxmitrtlt'v1r of lfrcxliritrziz Women 'jj D lVIARGARE'l' VVARNER, '21 . ......... Fine Cllfllltfll ,,?Qf--.L - , ...... Q.. . ' S U ' '17'i:,--,,a ,W .,- 7. ' - - Lf' Y-Y' ----L gf, ,, i' :..'7i1.:-..1j'T.li4g1.11t::::'.'.-Tii7 iii Qll,.f'e --7' One Tf1'nmh'm1 Sixty-mw women? lass Q9rgani3-ations flilvlu-r IJ'-4-kvl' H4-um-ll Suilz Smkm-s AIUIIHSUII I'rz1t1 XVQ-:ws-I' .lfvllllwlll Hmvsm- Ifmvh-1' Ifislu-r Hrmvn Gullimgm-1' 0511155 of 1921 I':'l'IIl'IL lflsulclz . . Chief lixcrrutivfz ALICE f1II'l1'ORD . S!?Cl'0llI1'VV DOROTHY GALr,rNG1cR Asxl. Clzirgf liwfr. Am-:1,A1m-1 lfowmcu . . 7'1'm1x1m'r Smith lizurks-r Dc-x14-r Hurrlirk Vmmk Gill:-spiv Mcl'urfl Iillglislx Nic'Ilnlrml'y Volt' SIDUIICUI' llllll XVVHS 0112155 nf 1923 I'11oRA JOHNSON . lf'rr:sh1mm,flrlvixnr K,x'1'r1l'11zINl': H u'r'r . flxsl. Clzifjf lixmr. Cfxulmc Sl'1f:Ncvr11z. Chief l5.x'r:culi'u1: I':I,l'ZANOR lAIowAR'r . SI'l'I'l'ftII V Kfx'l'111':1uNl': Wlcms . . 7'l'1'lI.YHl'1?I' Um- IfllH1II'l'1l Sixty-Y W0 17 'Qx Q V1 l W AA MM 7' ' ' 'T45 xgyl' GX O F ONONDAG , eeee X women! lass Clwganigatinns lhmlu' Jzunie-sun Donald Ps-ck I.rwklmrl Dm-loam Kimxslmry MIRIAM RICHARDS . IEMILY IQINGSBURY . NIARGARICT SU1.1,1vAN GRACE MILLHOUSJQ . FLORENCLL LOCKIIART Rickhnrl MillIlf!llSi' Sullivan Mc'C':u'tlny Glass uf 1920 Chief' Executive A sststftut C lrief Executive Secretary Treasurer Clzczfnel Commfittee Ivloffaxt Smith Gun' Ilmlpzv f.IllAD0lllCI' Sw:-vt Pntcll Wzulv Ivluson Clark Mu-lmn Swvct Saunuc-ls King Ilnrcling 1N'I:xg:xvvrn Qllass of 1922 AX FLORENCE IQING . . . . . . Chief Executive D Y? ' GLADYS HARDING . Asststaut Chief Executive ' i3 MARY MAGAVERN Secretary A-.C-T I'-1 ESTIIER SAMUIQL . Treasurer , --V gr ' -Y ---15-f 'ff-L - 1 R , ,W , Q, R , R R Ono Humlrod Sixl y-three r i IE ?- l N 1 M W 1 fr N 1 I !! V E , 'ZX' 'Q v' y- -, R , mfflfm 'xii' All .. I Clxristizumnu Ellis Spamlcling Pugh Grirllcy XVIlitm-y Wmppm-Il Wumi Km-nm-:ly Ryan llruwn XVm-slow-1' Spclnmn . 51111. QE. Zi. QDffice1's llfxluu' P. Worm . .... . PI'l'Xifll'7If IlowARn lfloolfu-3 . . I 1'fc'-I'rf'sir1m1l f2I9ORlZl'I G1un1.l-ix' . . Smfrrlzzry rl Ilcmuxlum l3lc.xc'u . . 7'l't'I1.S'IH'l'I' ' Romxlm SI'AlTl.lHNli . . . GwzzfralSvrrvlfzry ' Qlnmmittees S'l'liRI,INii Pucsn llowmm Ihcfwxl PAUL IIANKS , Clmlums IQYAN DAVID Mfxcflxxls Glaoumc Gnumm' lRvlNc: KHNNIQM' ff 37 l f Um- Ilumlrcxl Sixly-fmn' . Clmfnvl Nolirvs l 171l1n11'f1'11! Drpl. IEARI. 'l'm.l.1f:v . . Rural Dcpl. Mlluufxx' Wr:s'mvIaR . . . . Social Dept. . Publimlionx DUNALD XVHITNIEY . Community Depl. . . Arlverlwirzg Glsoumc f1RlDI.lEY Religious Dept. Biblr Study Dept. DoN,u.n XVIIITNIEY . . Infirmary . Crwzpaignx IQTHAN linux . Weekly Meetings . Mission Sindy ICAR1, 'l'o1,1.lf:Y . . . . Music N RALPH IIOl.ZWOR'l'lI, Morning LVIIICIIV I-'21 .lkg C. X I 0 W KU P r Q 4--3-i - if 441 -,,,. gif ' 1, U72 W ONGNDAG 1 1 1 f liencrlict Fowler llillun Vzu1Ripcr johnson Nliltflyilllillfl Crunk Hollopvlur Worth Titus Stark Ilommc-I Green Q Q mo go Qbffnzers CIIARLOT'l'E HOMMM, CORA GRIQRNI-1, '20 GERALDIN14: BICNICDICT liS'1'1mR HIT.'l'CJN, '20 TIIORA JOHNSON, '21 '2 , '21 ALINR HALLOPE'r1-:R, '20 ESTIIER STARR, '21 . 1.1L1.1AN MAcDON,xLn, CORA CQREENE, '20 . GENEVIEVE COOK, '20 MARJORIL: TITUS, '21 ADELAIDE FOWLER, '2 '21 President V 'ice-President . Secretary Treasurer Freslznzan Advisor Cllummittees Retigloux Meetings V oluntory Study Social Service Membership I1 os pttality Co1y'erence and Conventions C ampus Service ARLINE VAN RI1,1CR . World Fellowship DORIS WORTH, '20 . Student Representative . .F- -'-'U Om- -I1'lll1l.ll'l3l1 Si xly-ilvv 7 Q Q O' I ONONDAGAN me A ATT 015132 Qtuhent Fgulunteer Grganigatiun Established 1900 Topping Syinons Ellis NV1-luster Upperman Wilson johnson Maclnnis Muclvlalian MacDonald Iloucli Collins Mill:-r Owens llrown Nisbitt Stowe Kinner Ns-wt-ll Dean Sllllill HIS organization eo-operates with the Y. M. C. A., Y. W. C. A., and all religious societies. The life purpose of each I member is to become a foreign missionary. i By means of Peanut Sales, which the volunteers held in the different college buildings, they raised funds sufficient to send delegates to their International Convention which was held in Des Moines, Iowa, December 31, 1919. The 1920 State Convention of the Student Volunteer Band was held in Syracuse February 20-22. There were about four hundred delegates present from the various colleges and Normal schools of the state. The Band holds meetings each Wednesday afternoon in the college library. They have been studying different phases of the mission field. Some of these meetings are open to all people interested in Missions. ffm19m fr Q One I-Tundred Sixty-six s Q - -so -F s QV 'Q I QNOND G 47 t m x r Stuhent Enlunteer nnhentiun Fowler Stranalmli Clllllifvt' Gannon Pugh xVl'ilVl'I' Spaulding Hassett lfairlxanks Ellis Christiana llarding Gm-sin Gere llaake liairhanks lloople Bidwell johnson Spaulding MacDonald NVells Van Ness llariling Gallanuer Sweet Upperinan llearli lfislier Q9fficers of .Syracuse Belegutiun GIEOIUQIC Giumacx' ............. Prestdent Amina ltASSli'l l' . . Vtee-President Gi.Am's l'lARDlNG . . Secretary jonx M. Mctfizlm ............ Treasurer T the National Convention at Des Moines, seven thousand delegates from t all colleges in the country met for the purpose of organizing a Volunteer Band in every college, and to instill into every delegate the importance of . Christian service and the need for Christian workers. The convention adopted as its slogan: Evangelism of the Wo1'lcl in this Generation. The New York State Convention of the Des Moines delegates was held at Syracuse February 12-14, in the University Methodist Church. The conven- tion was such a pronounced success, and aroused such an enthusiastic spirit for Christian service that the Syracuse delegates voted to make their association permanent, and do all in their power to live out the ideals of Christianity. The 3311112113 Ztllan The purpose of the Klan, as originally, is to create a deeper spiritual life in the University. The meetings are held in the Kolledj Klan llall directly after the morning service in the University Methodist Episcopal C li ureh. r Qbffuers lJr.M1NNiiaM.B1z1cn1c . . . . . EARL rTl0I.l.lEX' . . RUTH liusrmso LAURA IfI1s1r1'1.E1z . W. R. Sco'r'1' . . M. F. PRAM' . . MONIQOE OlDONNlEl.l. Cniu:-rriuic Mcliutfw S'1'lciu.1Nu Putsn . Mitmuan McCoRn, llt nmizo I loovmc . . Leader . . Presirlent . Vtre- President . . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer Assistant Treasurer . Membership Committee . Social Committee Program Committee . M issiortary Committee X5 lfS'l'I'lliR Ki'rcnicN ............ Leader of the Orchestra QEuartette itltlemhers 1' Yl U,DONNlEl.l. Wl3s'1'ovnR D D 'l'o1.1.isx' Scuou. One Hundred Sixty-seven '1 '1 , ,., . .. ,,, , , .xv .K 1 s Q ' l , ,, s ,, 1 ,1 1-t Y-A , , . 1 1 1-.. .., ...M 1, V 1 1 - ' 1,1 1. 1lxfHN21f vfi. PQI I Hfl ,I , j sJIXf 1 1 rem Queues , 1 li. 7' W 1. N 12 1, 1 I 1 Q ?1 1 1 - h, A - x 41 1 VU' fi X f x 1 1 H 1 1 1 XX X I J! 'I 1 1 1 1 1 lm- IIlllllll'l'4I Sixty-vi ,D Qc -3 X jr 0 5 'e he ' ' ii'i ' im' ' QV Q O F-4mgvw,M,,gONONDAG Wm-, ATHLETICS HE development of Syracuse in the sport realm has been nothing short of phenomenal, and much of the credit for raising the athletic standard of the Orange to its present high plane is due to the untir- ing efforts of the graduate manager of sports, Walter S. Smith, '07, It is largely through his influence that Syracuse has come to the fore in every branch of intercollegiate sport. While in college Walt Smith won his numerals and an aSa in baseball, holding down the second sack in good shape. After his graduation in 1907, he spent a year as a salesman, visiting the various high schools and universities. His contact with school life influenced him to enter the educational field, and he served one year Vice-Principal of I Pulaski High School, two years as Principal at Dryden, and four years as Superintendent of Schools at Saugerties. He assumed his duties as graduate man- ager in the summer of 1915. Since that timeathletics have had a remarkable growth. In the year previous to Manager Smith's arrival at Syracuse, receipts at the Colgate football game were 3511,500. Last fall they were fB69,000, more than the total income from all sources in 1914. In 1914 basketball was a minor sport and the season's Financial deficit was 15600. Since that time it has been recognized as a major sport, and today is self-sustaining. Since Mr. Smith has been graduate manager, Lacrosse, Swimming, Cross-country, Tennis, Rifle, and Soccer have all been recognized as minor sports. Interest is also growing in Wrestling, and without doubt that will soon be recognized as a minor sport. The recognition of these minor sports not only affords greater opportunities to the students along athletic lines, but it does much to keep Syracuse in the foremost rank of the great universities. Today Syracuse can justly boast of a crew record second to none, a champion- ship football and basketball team, and a cross-country team holding the Intercollegiate Championship. Such success in every branch of athletics reflects praise upon the work of the graduate manager in directing and encouraging the W. S. SMITH '07 Graduate Manager of Athletics 1 -X various sports. ,A W5 ' I K - As a financial executive Manager Smith has shown himself extremely capable, 5 and his influence in establishing and maintaining athletic relations with all the ' 1'-jj foremost universities of the country has meant much to Syracuse. 7. .- A - Tj, ji- 7- 1 ,..-..-.,Lf1-4 'A TTT 'Q 'A YTT' 'fflf Y f 'tn' Wivm I- L 1921 One Hundred Sixty-nine D Q x fx Q7 goo 0 ONONDAGAN Qtbletic Eobeirning Zboaro Qbffieers Mr. E. L. FRENCH . Dr. A. E. LARKIN . Mr. W. S. SMITH . Mr. W. L. BASSETT . Jfacultp Dr. G. M. PRICE Dean H. A. PECK Prof. L. D. COX Dr. GEORGE REED HOWARD C. HOO1'LE Jllllembers Sustaining S. H. COOK A. H. COWIE B. E. TILTON D. P. GRrXN'l' Tllinoergtabuates GEORGE ALLEN 3Hon-Besioent Qlumni CHARLES D. REIDPATH, Electric Building, Buffalo, N. Y. EVERETT S. ELWOOD, Secretary State Hospital Commission, Albany, N. Y. W. W. NICHOLS, Aqueduct Bldg., Rochester, N. Y. HERBERT C. SEULE, Pittsburgh, Pa. R. W. PIIELPS, 149 Broadway, New York City. .football Dr. PRICE, Chairman S. H. COOK Dr. LARKIN D. P. GRANT JHHUP S. H. COOK, Chairman B. E. TILTON W. E. ALLIS H. C. HOOPLE . C'Executibe B. E. TILTON, Chairman S. H. COOK Dean PECK S. H. COOK, Chairman Qllommittees Baseball W. E ALLIS, Chairman Dr. REED Prof. Cox GEORGE ALLEN Basketball Dr. LARKIN, Chairman Dr. PRICE Dr. REED ' F. E. CONLIN QEIigibilitp Dean PECK, Chairman B. E. TILTON A. H. COWIE Jfinance A. H. COWIE . President . Vice-President . S ecrelary . Treasurer Qlumni E. L. FRENCH Dr. A. E. LARKIN H. G. LEE W. E. ALLIS FRANK E. CONLIN Qiraek H. G. LEE, Chairman A. H. COWIE D. P. CIRANT FRANK E. CONLIN :minor Svports Prof. Cox H. G. LEE Dr. REED Quhit D. P. GRAN'1', Chairman Dean PECK H. G. LEE W. E. ALLIS 1921 2:56 One Hundred Seventy S252 Typo GN ON DAG N o ' 0 'IRQ iD 3 45'- wearers nf the Block Sv JOSEPH SCIIWARZER BERTRANCE GULICK BRYANT THOMPSON HARRY ROBERTSON JOSEPH ALEXANDER HOWARD HOOPLE EDWIN BROWN WILLARD ACKLEY LAFAYETTE AIIDOTI' MICIIAEL FALLON WILLIAM ERWIG HARRY SEGAL JOI-IN DOOLEY WALTER PERRIN LEON HEERS GEORGE BUSH AUGUST RAMMI LEWIS ANDREAS JOHN LUCIER WALLACE PARKER RUSSEL GULDE CLIFFORD STEELE JOHN MALONE JOHN BARSI-IA J. J. MCWILLIAMS ALVIN P. LOSKAMR WALTER COUGHLIN 'U W. G. MITCI'IELL JOHN MOESHLIN EVERET ELLIS L. G. WATSON ALFRED LOVE L. B. SOPER JOHN SIMMONS WALTER ROSE DONALD MOORE MORRIS FELLMAN PAUL MACPIIISRSON E. H. MACKENZIE, Jr. JOSEPH CONDERMAN HENRY LUCY BRYCE BLAKELY J. J. LEONARD GEORGE ALLEN DANIEL MARTIN FRANK E. CONLIN LLOYD GREENMAN LOUIS SOUDER THEODORE HUNTLEY MICHAEL HANNON ROBERT DIXON CLAYTON BENSON HERMAN SAWYER CARLTON HARRIS 192 53.51515 Gi Or One Hundred Seventy-one D Q N ,-X X Q ONGNDAGAN 'U 'F 0 wearets nf the NASA'- LYNN HEPPINSTAL CARLTON FANCIIER E. M. RAYNOR J. ZIMMERMAN WILLIAM HOBISII A. WELTMAN A. SABERSTEIN DAVID SIMMONS JOHN RAFTER CHARLES SHAW E. SCHOOLCRAFT CARL SWENNING, SST Ross E. BIBBENS A. P. TRAUB M. F. SNYDER VINCENT SAVIDGE HARRY RAINBOW JAMES DUNN WILLIAM HUTCHINSON NICK PAUL HAROLD KOLBE ERWIN HEERS GEORGE W. PARKER L. GREENMAN, BSB Eearers uf '23 jliumerals WALTER WILLETS F. E. WHITCOMB W. M. WATTLES V. E. ANDREWS E. A. BARRY F. Z. CULVER J. R. COWELL F. F. FOSTER J. R. FLYNN JOHN GULICK T. HAYES D. J. IRWIN J. D. JOYCE P. E. JAPPE DAN LAKE STANLEY MAXWELL H. A. OLSON L. E. WEEKS H. L. SCI-IMIDT WILLARD ANDERSON G. B. W. BABCOCK T. J. CABELUS H. G. CLASII K. C. DIMOND J. G. FRUGONE K. R. GALLAGHER C. L. GOLD HARRY HERBERT GEORGE RYAN J. H. JONGRO W. J. KELLOGG C. U. LOSKAMP D. J. O'CONNOR EMANUEL SOLOMON 1921 BCTLT5 I One Hundred Seventy- two l Cf, X ,S V f 1... - '1 , ff! K , 1 ' A 1 . , , M I N 5 N 7- 5, , 1 I xkvf. L ,T , 7 1, ,- 13 Y -' .l - V X' V n 'f - WT M fm : LLL' ,ah A , J I, . x I ' , fi M, 'XL LZ , ' sm fri, V Q . t . -Y.--,-W --------- ,, Q , -- - x K.. -wa-134 ,A A , if aan........' ' - ' T A 2 'Pfffm 9 2 fi ije 1 f Q ,.f-,t x . lilff Q f' 4 s FOOTI? LL' 1 A' M ,MA KX 'Q ' ' A g 0 O X O , ONONDAGAN , ku' l l l i l l Barsutp Jfnnthall Uleam li. ll. Mixci-:i'1Nzli-:, jr., '20 .... . tlrlanager j. j. McWu.l.1,xMs, '21 . . . .flsslstaat Manager 5 if. J. O'Nic1l,, '04 . . . Ilead cvmtglt , jonN F. lvllil-IIIAN, '18 . . Field Coach l jOSlCPII AI,l':xANmcR, '21 . . . . . Captain CIIARLICS PoR'rER, ex-'09 . .... . Trainer ibersunnel Alexander, joseph, Guard Thompson, Bryant, Guard Brown, G. li., End Perrin, Walter, Line Segal, Harry, Tackle Busch, George, Guard Hoople, Howard, liud Steele, Clifford, Halfback Barsha, john, Ilalfback Decker, Olin, Center Schwarzer, joseph, End Parker, Wallace, Ilalfback Dunn, R., Tackle Ackley, Willard, Quarterback Dunn, j., Halfback Gulick, Bcrtrance, Tackle Gulcle, R. R., Quarterback Lucier, john, End Dooley, john, Tackle Hiatt, Louis, Halfback Robertson, Harry, Center Weltman, Lawrence, Quarterback Erwig, William, Ilalfback Sawyer, Herman, Ilalfback Loskamp, A. P., End Fallon, Michael, Ualfback Mackenzie, D., Guard Abbott, Lafayette, Halfback ,N Rammi, August, Tackle Andreas, Lewis, Halfback mill? 1 Hu Heers, Leon, Center Love, Alfred, Ilalfback E -14 WHLHQQ Martin, D., Halfback joor, Donald, Quarterback ' Douglass, D., Tackle K1 -'T-E1 ' -if 'ZZ ' ,, 4 X f , Q A Y A I 1921 till ll r One llunrlred Seventy-four 5 QQ 1700 X N 0 , ONONDAG T 1921 varsity jfunthall Season-1919 YRACUSH University was represented during the 1919 season by one of the most powerful football teams in the history f of the institution and was conceded generally by critics as the intercollegiate champion of the East. The schedule was one of the longest ever undertaken by a varsity football team, and was considered very successful despite the defeat at the hands of Washington and jefferson, Indiana, and Nebraska. Among the teams defeated were West Point, Pittsburgh, and Colgate. The intercollegiate football world was astounded when the Varsity overwhelmed the Panthers 24 to 3 for their first defeat in Eve years. Colgate, the old-time rival, was again defeated 13-7 after a successful season. E. ll. MAIIKIGNZIIC, Jn. '20 Manager The opening of college found several veteran men back who had returnedlfrom service. But little was known of the new material at the opening of the season. There was one of the largest squads ever represented by any varsity team. The season was- opened on .September 27 against the All- Syracuse whom they defeated 30 to 0. Vermont was met on October 3rdg score, 21 to 0. Next the Varsity journeyed to West Point, where they won 7 to 3. The following Saturday the eyes of the entire intercollegiate foot- ball worlcl were turned on the Varsity when they overwhelmed the U. of P. with a score of 24 to 3. October 25th was the first reverse of the season. Wash- ington and jefferson presented a strong eleven and after the hard work of the preceding week against Pittsburgh, the Varsity went down in defeat in the final period. On November lst, Brown was met at Providence, R. I. and defeated 13-0. The Tuesday following Clilection Dayj, Rutgers was defeated at the Polo Grounds 14-0. November Sth, Bucknell represented by a strong team was defeated 9-0. The annual battle with Colgate took place on November 15th before the largest crowd that ever witnessed a contest in the Archbold Stadium, it being necessary to erect temporary bleachers to accommodate 5,000. The rival student bodies of the institutions were on hand and displayed a great deal of spirit, the first real demonstration since the war. Many alumni of both schools were present. After the kick-off there was no doubt as to the outcome I D ngiiii E Ki-. Une llundrcd Seventy-ilve Q i Q O C QNONDAG Q Z7 ' 7 .XX of the game. The Varsity displayed great power and gained ground at all times against the Maroon. On November 22nd the team journeyed West to play the University of Indiana, where they were defeated by a score of I2 to 6, and later at Lincoln, where the score was 3-0 in favor of the opponent. While the Orange offers no alibi for the defeats at the hands of these western teams which were not the strongest in their sec- tions, it was conceded by most critics that they had too long a schedule. However, the season was considered a successful one and the team was rated by most critics l as the most powerful one in the East, especially after the defeats of the powerful Pittsburgh and Colgate teams who were both strong elevens. Colgate lost its only game to the Varsity, while Pittsburgh was defeated only by Penn State. . J. J. MCWIIIIIIANIH '2l Manager-Elect Walter Camp, leading American Football Critic, again placed Captain joseph Alexander as left guard on his mythical First All-American eleven and gave honorable mention to Robertson and Erwig. A number of the Eastern critics placed Alexander, Robertson, Brown, Schwarzer, Erwig, Ackley and Hoople as selections on their All-Eastern elevens. Enwixnn H. MAXCKPINZIE, jr., '20, Football Manager. hlmlfisis-'A' ' ,, . Tm: BOWL Biff 1921 One Hundred Seventy-six ...,-, .- .....7...,. .. DQQ U00 x 0 QNQNDAG , 015132 Cllnaches YRACUSE University owes the major share of credit for her championship eleven to the coaching staff. Under the direction of Frank J. C Buck j O'Neill, '04, Head Coach for his twelfth year, the squad was inspired with the old Syracuse fighting spirit that spelled victory over Colgate, and a real championship team. Although his business duties in New York prevented him from being here all through the season, his help in the preparation for the big games meant a decided change in spirit and a wonderful improvement in football technique. Coach O'Neill is chiefly responsible for the standing of Syracuse in football circles, and we owe him a great debt of gratitude for the work he has done in developing football machines which have caused Syracuse to be recognized as one of the first universities in the country. Today Buck O'Neill ranks as one of the very best, if not the best, coach in intercollegiate football. Business reasons are largely responsible for his acceptance of a contract with Columbia next year and his loss to the Orange. That we are going to miss him next fall cannot be denied. The Athletic Governing Board has, however, shown great wisdom in selecting john F. t Chick J Meehan, '18, as Head Coach for 1920. Chick played three years on the Varsity football and baseball teams. He was quarterback of the champion eleven in 1915 and was awarded the Corpse and Coffin trophy for being I D 'Y the most valuable man on the team. 511155 Last fall he contributed largely to the success of the team as Field Coach 4 - and took full charge in Coach 0'Neill's absence. He will have the whole-hearted support of every Syracusan in developing another championship team this fall. 7 i ai! i , al 1921 S . One .Hundred Seventy-seven Q 0 1 Q V K D' 0 0 ,ONONDAG g D , M. F. Horr, '09, acted in the capacity of line coach for his sixth season and developed a line that was a veritable stone wall in the Colgate game. Horr's name is well linked up with local football history, as he played end three years and was Walter Camp's first selection of All-American end in 1908. Dr. A. I-I. Kallet, All-American end in 1911, coached the ends for his third season and was largely responsible for the phenomenal work of Schwarzer and Brown. . W. J. C Boo j Farber, '15, molded one of the best Freshman teams that ever represented Syracuse and returns this fall for his second season to the gridiron staff of mentors. With Chick Meehan at the helm. and Horr, Kallet, Farber and Joe Schwarzer assisting, there is every indication that another championship eleven will represent the Orange this fall. Orange football enthusiasts rejoice at the selection of joseph C. Schwarzer as Field Coach for next year. Schwarzer proved himself one of the best all- around athletes Syracuse has developed in many years by his stellar work on the court, the diamond, and the gridiron. As an end on the Varsity eleven he was rated as one of the fastest in the country, and was picked by Walter Camp on the Third All-American team of last year. His selection as Field Coach is a just reward for his past service as a block S man, and he will be welcomed as a valuable addition to our coaching staff. ll.. V Gln... l 4 E An exciting moment during the Colgate game .X K . D, IEW fi ii IlCII.i-I 71: - -M - -. Ci ' T.,.,,-,c ,.v. A and - ' 1921 KEY yyfa . - .m One Hundred Seven ty-eight f 1 1 ,gd D Q Q A L M rf3 y Q N fx. 4' QNQND G E A 0 .ahh ul. M . THE ANNUAL BATTLE WAS BE1 rER THAN EVER Capt. Jol-1 AIWIXANDER, who used zi Ouua board in thc Battle of Colgate. When limi, Euwm starts off dodging: on un end run you can't find him with u machine gun. Capt. Elect HARRY ROIQHIITSON promises to keep his weather eye on his kid brother when we face Dartmouth again. He is the keystone of our stom- wnll. l 1921 i P ij? 1 One Hundred Seventy-nine Sgt' TGA f i tl. QW- , -W ' nl. v M 'L' --- i T'P U 0 G' CY ONUNDAG , X 0 'Q ,, W ff W- '---- -..: L4.Y 1 D XX , a X.. 4 , . . . . 4 4 . ' E Euwio FAT'rlcNlNcs THE SCORE IN THE COLGATE GAME J TOT lloovm-1 was an- --mgm- GUMCK likps to H Jon Swuvrzun hasn't other brick in the stone tip tlwmnvi-,-in pairs. Vory any wings but he is some- w.lll. Hu lovi-s thc color ndgpg at thig gpnrf. birrl when ho mzxkvs il flying -X red or maroon. IIUDCCOIIIUS tzurklv. 0 D ' Q- very uffvctiomito with such SQ fr H i jerseys, ospccinlly where- T, thc-rv is murl. 5 , 3 In QD -f I-if Mxi -' N W-V V AVF -TW M QA! H A W, ,W ,,,4, T- . f 1921 A r- i,, :AZ- WMM M fl- ---- ----' ---A- ' - One T'l1liHil'Cii ldighly D Q Q , ' b J QU P G' N GN ON DAG , P 7 D l . - ...Q . .-L M ERWIG HAS A HABIT OF GAINING EVERY 'lfmls If you want to Hut by Auunc A1mo'r'r, winner . ' ' '- -. EDDIE BnowN you'vc got of the Cqrpsc and Coffin SDg:.g15:31gYT0Pui,1?l?1t1, lhmgh tousecamouflagoothor than Trophy, lS probably the Qmrm ' 2143301 .x football togs. nervicst man nn the tczun. ' -if Heil still play footlmll if l his nc-ck were brokvn. I - 3 D- W' JJ IKE: , , ,,bA ,, ,ll, - A b .b , Ab - bb bbb,. b--b.--, Q 7 1 'N'5i 'h'A M' ' ' T' , -ww - - -- -N ' i - Q I 1 One Hundred l'1ighty-one iiqoj QNONDAG l ' 0 J ' fl. .J-.5 .1,-.mi ,Lx 'f.,i4-if-' Don't run into lflmein' When JOHNNY BAR:-um Cul-'i- ' S'miama has a Snr:u.u,. Von ean't tip him goes thru that hole you can method of dodging not un- feel assured that Syracuse- like the mountain goat. 0Vl'I'. advance:-x a few notches. THOMPSON the old relia- If you want to see a JACK Doon!-:Y just en- joys entwining his long rcjg ble will not miss one out of speedy ton of beef in action, .X ten. Ye opponents .talge just get Gi-zo. Bunn sore. arms around some poor un- i r I notice. Don't get within Sometimes this is awfully suspecting maroon jersey. ,AA ! ten yards of him. hard tho. 7 ' V '- f I ' 'i:f'A ' pl I 1921 One Hundred Eighty-two Y A--Y --A---k-, 0 , l QQ' E' 0 7 0 , ONGNDAG g D freshman Jfuuthall, 1919 NE of the most powerful Freshman elevens that was ever developed, represented Syracuse University last Fall. .Whether scrimmaging with the Varsity or playing scheduled opponents, the team was a well-oiled scoring machine. In the nine games arranged with outside teams, they rolled up 267 points while their goal line was crossed by opponents but twice- once at Rome while playing with the Rome All-Service team, and again at Indiana, Pa. With a squad of sixty-five men as a working nucleus, all of whom came highly g - Q - 1 GI-:num-: W. PAIQKI-xu, '2l touted from their preparatory schools,th1s Mmmw team proved, a worthy opponent for the Varsity when called upon for scrimmage. Freshmen had continued use of the Stadium for practice and with careful tutelage, they aided much in whipping the Varsity into shape for the big games. The yearlings were never hard-pushed in any of the scheduled games, the hardest battle being with Indiana Normal. The Athletic Governing Board was for- tunate in securing W. J. C Boo D Farber, '15, as Freshman Coach. Although it was his initial year as a gridiron mentor, he displayed great ability in handling the men and did much toward developing them into contenders for berths on the 1920 Varsity team. It would be difhcult to pick out individual stars, but among the men who stand in good stead as likely Varsity material next Fall are Kellogg and Babcock, each scoring 11 touchdowns against the opponents. Also Foster, Anderson, Barry and Cowell displayed great ability in the backlield. Captain Clash is almost sure of landing a berth in the Line next Fall, and jappe, Gold, Culver, Dimond and Whitcomb will merit close watching. Among the aspirants for end positions will be Cabelus, Joyce, Hayes, For the first time the 'Ei :Pj fi J C 5. 77' f-7 3 1 -11 5 UQ 2 u-3 0 U G1 ORGF W PARK1 R 21 II G CIABH 23 Manager C lpt un 1 Y I xsffjbx 4 One Hundred Eighty-three D Q x 'AX . Xe. i-? 1 Q , U 0 G O 1 ONQNDAG y 0 Usher Lvnch Clash KCupt.D Culver Cowell Ryan Minsky ,Kutcher Whitt-omb Flynn ' Mfiilll12lll'i.1 'lf-li7lllLr'Vlllffy''QQSTL1lllimgllnfl'.'ll 'Fillg253' i?f31,1l'Z?2nfiS l3lflnfl'E'1UiSll.,i'lT ' r.fllf ' A2'3i'.51Ul 'i3llfflfIl.'f ?ff3ffEnG Rl.f1.22fI ' l'va3Sl 'llfifff Wlfililir 'l5'23l Qbfficers GEORGE W. PARKER, '21 . Manager W. J. FARBER, '15 . . . Coach H. G. CLASH, '23 . . Captain JOHN J. LEONARD, '22 . . Trainer iliecnrh uf Qbames October 4 Freshmen 28 Rome 3 October 11 Freshmen 47 Bellefonte 0 October 18 Freshmen 27 Manlius 0 October 25 Freshmen 34 Cascaclilla 0 November 1 Freshmen 53 Dean Academy November 8 Freshmen 14 Indiana Normal November 14 Freshmen 13 Army Plebes 0 November 22 Freshmen 21 Wyoming Seminary November 27 Freshmen 53 Mansfield Normal 0 , , , , , ,,,,,., 4. ,kW 1921 I 3:56 One Hundred Eighty-four ffif pf lm ' , 'B X L S N P .. Q Z U 0 DQ W x O Xi V dql 9 ON ON DAGAN Cuzxcli, Ks-unc Ruse lfulllnun Flock Sopcr, Mgr. XVRILSOH Simmons Johnson, Cunt. CHIIIIJIJCH Grass Qlluuntrp Zllieam, 1919 Gffirers HMQMAN C. JOHNSON . . . . . Ckzplain I.,xwRlcNcl-: B. SUPER . . Manager TOM KEANE . . . Coach ,4v:g6. 1921 One Hundred Eighty-six CII ijkifxy ff 'Tl T, L.. ,. '.' ':.L.1gg4-4gi A' - . -A '.'. i1:i:::'Liii1:Ti:L::.1::7g'::..... '':.iL4.,.Z4nJWW -.--., A iff L7 'An Qi ONDNDA GAN W I' QW X O 4-....T4lI.'llf.11'fl.I1giQj.'.',.-,,f.Z '- i-Ah'-'-i-1'- i'l'- Am -A -'T' A ' W l-,ll U -I j If ROI I, X I I I ' I I I I I I , I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I START OF INVITATION CROSS COUNTRY MEET , II ' III III I II I II I I I I I I I IW, , ! OVIEIR MOUNT OLYMPUS I I I . II I II IIIIIIIIIIQKIII I? 'Q 'Q jg, IT5IIIIII'I'7II 'I 'I 3 Il W 1 'gm TI? .I ziF.4..... IU'-'I ' of Q 494 mt ' I I I , I HEI 'I' lu I, I ,I KY ,DI II k.r:-j JOHNNY SIMMONS BRINOING I-IOMIL THE BACON if I I, II I I I I I I , . 1 S . -,M 5-,WTW wfqr MH A ,w,,,,,,I,, ,mmwt ,I-, -,L M- One IILllldl'0I'I ICip:glIty-scvcrl g D Q x fx O ONONDAG Q Z7 cJ flllruss Qluuntrp Season, 1919 HE 1919 cross country season was by far the most uccessful that Syracuse has ever experienced. When - ach Keane issued a call for Varsity candidates, he found himself with more good material than he had ever had before, and the record of the team during the season shows to what good advantage the coach availed himself of the material at hand. Herman C. Johnson, who had been in the army for two years, was elected captain. The other members of the team were Simmons, Watson, Fellman, Campbell, Fleck, and Rose. Simmons was undoubtedly the star performer of the team, taking i first place in every race he entered, but the real strength of the team lay in the fact that it was composed of seven exceptionally good men and that in every race they ran as a team and not as individuals. On October 25th an invitation meet was held at Syracuse in which the following colleges were represented: Colgate, Cornell, Columbia, Dartmouth, Harvard, M. I. T., Pennsylvania, Princeton, Syracuse, Williams and Yale. This was the biggest event of the kind ever held at Syracuse and proved very successful. It was especially significant in that it was the first athletic event of any kind held at Syracuse in the last fifteen years to which Cornell has sent a team. The Princeton team won the meet with Syracuse second and M. l. T. third. Syracuse carried off individual honors, Simmons finishing first and Watson second. Both of these men finished before the third man, Rogers of Princeton, appeared inside the Stadium. The next race in which the Syracuse team competed was the junior National Cross Country Championships held at Van Cortlandt Park, New York City, on November 8th. Syracuse easily won this race with the unusually low score of 32 points. Again Simmons and Watson took first and second places. Iuuvlmxrrl-2 B. FUl'l'Ill, '20 Manager The prospects for a championship team again next year are very bright. All of this year's team will be eligible to run again, and all are expected to return to college next Fall. Besides these men there will be a number of good men who were on this year's squad, but owing to the strong competition, did not make the team. Simmons, the present Intercollegiate champion, was steadily improving through- out the season and undoubtedly will be better than ever next year. LAWRENCE B. SOPER, '20 Manager. Ill-:HMAN C. Jonnsox, '20 Captain f D 55:7-D' 1921 One Hundred Eighty-eight I 9 Q N 'T WX Q z7'q O ONONDAG , a The Qluacb N 1907 Syracuse University welcomed Thomas F. Keane as her new track coach. He had been a champion sprinter and had competed in the classic races of England, Scotland, and America. 'He had had remarkable success as a coach at Oberlin, and his ability as a trainer had been nationally recognized. In' the fourteen years he has been here he has never once failed to develop a good track team. He has succeeded in steadily increasing the reputation of the Orange in sporting circles until today Syracuse ranks among the foremost colleges in the country in track. For several years he acted as trainer THOMAS F' KEANE' Coach ' for the football team in addition to coaching track, and he succeeded each year in keeping the football squad in the very pink of condition all season long. I-Iis ability as a trainer has been a very valuable asset in coaching track, and today Tom Keane is without a peer in the sporting world in developing green men and putting them into condition. It is part of his policy never to drop a man from the squad. No matter how poor a showing one makes, he receives the benefit of Coach Keane's patient tutelage, and he is never cut from the squad. That is one great reason for Tom's phenomenal success. Men with apparently no ability have been developed into wonderful track men, and years when it seemed as though no one could develop a track team out of the material available, Coach Keane succeeded in capturing intercollegiate titles for Syracuse. Patience and perseverance are the two chief traits of Tom Keane, and coupled with his wonderful ability, they constitute the chief reasons for our splendid record in track. Every Syracusan feels a thrill of pride in the fact that we have here at Syracuse one of the greatest track coaches of all' time. I D 341:15 1921 .IL One I-lundrcd Eighty-nine DQQ - 'FUPT1 GXNQXXQ, oNoNDAe , , A Zllrank Season, 1919 HE Indoor Track season of 1919 opened at a time when the department of athletics was in a very unsettled condition on account of the war. Coach Thomas F. Keane had enlisted in the U. S. Army and thus left us without a coach. He was stationed in Texas when he received a First Lieutenant's Com- mission in the Aviation. Coach Keane is one of the few men with an ability to build up the physique of the man, and in this way was a great aid in making our fiyers physically fit for their task and making them less susceptible to accidents. The services of Clarence E. Cllutchj Foertch, a former wearer of the S and a creditable trackster, l . PAUL MAcPiu'nsoN '20 were secured to take charge of the squad until the return M,,,,,,,fc, of Coach Keane. There was not a great deal of material in college at this time, but Dutch worked the men he had into the best shape possible. During the subsequent month several Varsity men returned to college from the service, and with the Coach himself back on the job, things began to brighten up, and Syracuse came through with a good showing. ' After a successful Cross Country season in the Fall,the Varsity began their regular track work by entering the big athletic meet in Boston on February 7, Watson, Simmons, Prout, and Woodring making the trip. Lou Watson won second place in the three-mile run. The team traveled from Boston to New York, where they took part in the Millrose A. A. Carnival held in Madison Square Garden on the ninth. Simmons took third place in the three-quarter mile run Cspecialj. On February 21 two men, Simmons and Watson, went to the New York A. C. indoor track games, and returned with a third place which Johnny won in the feature event of the games, the Baxter mile contest. On the same date the Orange runners made some fine showings at A. A.-U. junior championships in Buffalo. In the sixty-yard dash, run in four heats and two semi-final heats, Ralph Prout won first place in the first heat and McClellan second in the third heat, but were beaten out in the semi-finals. In the seventy-yard high hurdles, Ellis won first place in his heat, but was disqualified in the finals for tipping over a hurdle. mctibi 1 , In the 300-yard dash, Souder took first place in the first heat, gf:-ij' D '1'wv'33:if5lLwY '20 Monie took first place in the second heat, and Hrutfiord : D E ' K took second in the third heat. In the final heat Souder lK -7 -- H ! q T again , ' --' 4' -I 1921 I1 Y i r f Y Y i f Q lei One Hundred Ninety K , , , . . .. 1 , -,, '11, .,,!..---1. 11r -s1'v1fc11 1, -1 1 1 1 1 11 -1 11 '- ah' H' A 111 ' f' Lg 111911 111' cc crcc 1',1f1111,11fl111fff r'1111 1 11 11 1 1 11 11 1 1 11 111 111 111 1 11 111 111 111 111 1 111 11 111 1 1 1 M 1 11 11 11 11 11 1 1 11 1 '1 '11 11 '11 1 1 111 ,1 11 11 111 -11 -1 1 11 11. 111 11 1 1 1' 113 I '1 1 1 11 1 1 111 11 1 1 11 1 1 111 1. 1 1 1 ,1 11 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 ' 1 1 1 1' 1 1 1 1 11 1 MncPln1rsmi llurwcll Moore Grim:-iliaw Turner llnnlley Gam-y Pm-llvtivr Keane 1 11 1 1 1' 1 Rose Fcllinan Simmons lrving Wilcox Sauder lfortvsqiu: 1 1 1 1 1 . 11? 1 1 won the third place honors. I'he Orange traekstcrs again loomed up strong in 11 11 1 111 the sixteen-pound shot put, in which Foster won second place, and Ellis won - - . 1 - :1 1 1 1 1' third place. 'lhc Syracuse relay team, composed of Meme, McClellan, Por- 111 .1 11 1 1 . 1 1 4 1 1 1 , 11 11 11 11 11 111 111 111 1 1 11 1 111 11 1 'H 1 1 111 1 l 1 1' 1 11 111 1 111 1 111 111 ' 1 111 11' 111 11 , 111 11 11 '11 1 1 11 11 l1 1 1 111 1 , 1 11 1 1 111 m 1 1 11 1 111 11 11 1 1 1 111 ' 1 111 . , .1g17 11I1 , , 1 112, ' C' '1 1111111 1111 1 - 1111 1 ,1 , 1 wi , ' 'ill V1 - Tell trying Lo brvuk a record ' ' A 1111 CH . , , . ., -- Wg ,f ' 14 117 Xwj ' 1, jiri, - -Yf-11 --M - -1 K1 1 1,319 1 1 1 U11 021 Q11 1 1 111121 115, 5. 11.17 ci J. ,W 1, df, 1,,, 1 ,Z 11 1, 1-1111 1rr- -1--1 1' ,J 1 .1 1111 511 One Hundred Ninety-one DQQL' X X O Lk.,.-......w.-....... vw, ...-.,- - ... 1. Sender Snodgrass Turner Burwell Keane Irving INTERcoi.L1so1ATE RELAY TEAM tesque, and Fleck ended the scoring by crossing the finish line in second place, being beaten for first by Penn. State. On May 29 and 30 the bearers of the Orange made a fine showing at the Intercollegiates, Simmons, Watson, Burwell, Souder, and Turner making the trip, Simmons ran in the mile event and Watson in the 2-mile run. Burwell was showing up in fine shape when he strained a tendon and was compelled to retire. Souder brought home a fifth place in the quarter-mile, and Turner fourth in the half-mile. On March 22, at Buffalo, Columbia defeated our Varsity relay team in a match race. The Orange team was composed of Souder, Burwell, Turner and Moore. In the same meet our own johnny Simmons was the winner of the mile event. All efforts were then directed toward the Penn. Relays at Philadelphia on April 26. The Orange teams made a great showing at this classic carnival by winning the Class B championship in the mile relay. This team was composed of Burwell, Souder, Irving and Turner. The four-mile relay team, Rose, Fellman, Simmons, and Moore, placed second in that championship event, and the medley team of Souder, Turner, Fleck, and Moore captured a fourth place. After many postponements the dual meet with Colgate was held in the Stadium on May 20. The supporters of the Maroon bowed in defeat to the Varsity to the tune of 66 points to 51. The season was successfully closed at the Meadowbrook Club Games at Philadelphia on june 10, when the same relay team that won the mile cham- pionship at the Penn. Relays, defeated Dartmouth in a close and exciting race. PAUL MACPIIERSON, 20 Manager 2 WONONDAGAN C2790 I sniff l l i lil Q - 1921 rr One Hundred Ninety-two D Q N ,Xu l Nm Q W, -L M., .,,, . -1 U G 112 O f ONONDAG Svpracuse manners ln Zlntercnlleglate Games 1 Time, Height, Year Name Event or Distance Points 1897 C. D. Whittemore, '99 100-yd. dash 10 215 sec. 1 1898 C. D. Whittemore, '99 100-yd. dash 10 sec. 1 H. G. Lee, '99 440-yd. dash 50 415 sec. 5 Myer Prinstein, '01 Broad jump 23 ft. 7 114 in. 5 1899 C. D. Whittemore, '99 Broad jump 21 ft. 718 in. 1 W. F. Lewis, '99 120-yd. hurdle 15 215 sec. 2 R. A. Waite, Jr., '01 220-yd. hurdle 21 215 sec. 1 E. T. Glass, '02 Shot put 41 ft. 6 114 in. 3 Myer Prinstein, '01 Broad jump 23 ft. 2 in. 3 1900 H. G. Lee, '99 440-yd. dash 49 315 sec. 3 Myer Prinstein, '01 Broad jump 23 ft. 8,in. 5 W. F. Lewis, '01 120-yd. hurdle . 15 215 sec. 1 1. M. ScaFford, '02 Half-mile run 2 min. 3 215 sec. 1 1901 W. C. Lowe, '03 High jump 5 ft. 7 314 in. 1902 H. L. Gardner, '04 Pole vault 11 ft. 7 in. 5 W. C. Lowe, '03 High jump 5 ft. 11 in. 5 1903 W. C. Lowe, '03 High jump 5 ft. 11 314 in. 3 H. L. Gardner, '04 Pole vault 11 ft. 7 in. 5 C. Van Duyne, '04 Hammer throw 151 ft. 7 in. 2 1904 W. C. Lowe, '03 High jump 5 ft. 11 in. 5 C. Van Duyne, ,04 Hammer throw 154 ft. 11 in. 2 H. L. Gardner, '04 Pole vault 11 ft. 7 314 in. 3 1905 C. Van Duyne, '04 Hammer throw 149 ft. 11 in. 5 K. B. Squires, '06 Half-mile run 1 min. 56 sec. 3 1906 R. L. Young, '08 220-yd. dash 21 415 sec. 3 M. F. Horr, '09 Hammer throw 147 ft. 9 112 in. 5 M. F. Horr, '09 Shot put 43 ft. 10 in. 3 1907 M. F. Horr, '09 Hammer throw 150 ft. 1 112 in. 5 C. Allen, '08 Pole vault 11 ft. 6 in. 3 1908 M. F. Horr, '09 Hammer throw 151 ft. 6 in. 3 1909 M. F. Horr, '09 Hammer throw 145 ft. 2 in. 3 1910 C. D. Reidpath, '12 440-yd. dash 50 sec. 5 Deane Waite, '12 Shot put 44 ft. 11 314 in. 3 1912 C. D. Reidpath, '12 440-yd. clash 48 sec. 5 C. D. Reidpath, '12 220-yd. dash 22 sec. 5 M. E. Robertson, '13 100-yd. dash 10 115 sec. 2 1913 R. E. Thompson, '13 Broad jump 21 ft. 11 112 in. 1 1916 K. R. Curtiss, '16 Pole vault 12 ft. 4 in. 2 Carl Peterson, '18 Half-mile run 1 min. 54 415 sec. 1 1919 F. I. Turner, '21 Half-mile run 1 min. 56 215 see. 2 L. R. Souder, '21 440-yd. dash 49 415 sec. 1 J. G. Simmons, '21 Cross-country 32 min. 55 415 sec. 5 Event 50-yd. dash 100-yd. dash 220-yd. dash 440-yd. clash Half-mile run Mile run Two-mile run 120-yd. hurdles 220-yd. hurdles Running high jump Running broad jump Pole vault Shot put Hammer throw Discus throw bpracusz Mnihersitp imcurhs - R ecord 5 315 sec. 9 415 sec. 22 see. 48 sec. 1 min 57 115 see. 4 min. 29 315 sec 9 min. 54 415 sec 15 min. 415 sec. 24 min. 215 sec. 6 ft. 1 718 in. 24 ft. 7 114 in. 12 ft. 6 112 in. 45 ft. 5 112 in. 157 ft. 6 in. 128 ft. 7 112 in. Holder K. B. Squires, '06 R. L. Young, ex-'09 Maurice Fikes, '97 C. D. Reidpath, '12 C. A. Peterson, '18 H. N. Algire, '12 J. T. Danes, '13 Hugh Welch, '11 R. L. Young, '09 W. C. Lowe, '03 Myer Prinstein, '01 K. R. Curtis, '16 M. F. Horr, '09 M. F. Horr, '09 M. F. Horr, '09 1921 112 0 I 0 2.5375 1 One I-Iundrerl Ninety- t hree D Q KX. 'Q Z7 Q ONONDAGAN 0 D Zintramural Qtbletit Zlssnciatinn HE Intramural Athletic Association was formed this year with the Law College, College of Applied Science, New York State College of Forestry and the joseph Slocum College of Agri- culture as members. All forms of athletics are included in its schedule and much interest was shown in the various contests. The purposes of the association are to create greater interest in athletics at the University by competition between the colleges. Altogether two hundred students participated throughout the year, perhaps the largest number that has been involved in minor sports. Another motive was to create a better and more intimate relation between the colleges. Besides many men who ordinarily would not have gone out for athletics were interested, with the result that a number of students reported for positions on Varsity teams in baseball, basketball and track. One of the big innovations which the association is planning is the formation of a league in football which will start next fall. This year, however, the contests which took place were in basketball, swimming, baseball, indoor and outdoor track and bowling. Representatives from each college were selected to carry out the executive affairs. The delegates were John J. Mahon, '23, College of Law, Carol E. Kingsley, '20, College of Forestry, James E. Dunn, '20, College of Applied Science, Donald B. Harrington, '21, College of Agriculture. g 1921 One Hundred Ninety-four CREW ff- lwvw, a X f - - -- u - .... f. ----V2-V ' xx' X .gy'c'fi 'T H 0 .v.D MQ D Q Q 'ff 'A -'-1 ' 1 I7 D a l GNONDAG O r -,W-. -- ,AA 1 D l 'Warsitp Qliretn Slmw Snlin Grilnslmw Hoople BIlSCll Runlmi Crm-im-r l.0Hli2ll'l'll7 lluckluy Blakely Jorrlun Tc-nEyck Lucy Euniur Varsity Qllretn More-y Grvinvr Strifc Dawson Sclmolcrzlft Johnson Clvzxrxvzxlc-r CflllflL'l'l'Il1lll Bcnnutt Ccoxswnlnj :Freshman Gram 09225 N lF'z-'lil C I'm1L' Ewing Grlllzlgln-r Taylor Glllick R.lIooplv, Wintvrs Rainbow y- Pvnsv Ccoxswuinl C , -,3.:,,,.-,-,,-, -, h.,-......,v- ,.,V . . -W Y R-M . I 4 E 1 Y A A One Hundred Ninety-six W QNQNDAGAZNT D i D . , i D Q Q A :A--ee A - -- O Qlltetn, bzasun 1919 , T HESyracuse i T crews were called o u t for practice on the machines the last week of February. With Coach Ten Eyck gone and, due to war conditions, the annual Navy budget was not granted by th e Athletic Governing Board, so it was up to the students to finance their own crews and to pro- cure a coach. K' The Navy Com- mittee finally procured the ser- vices of George B. Thurston C Cy j, who was the stroke of four crews in this University and Intercollegiate champion in 1913. With financial help from the fraternities and sororities, tag day and the athletic carnival held in the Gym, a crew season was made possible. Coach Thurston appointed a worthy assistant in Kid Ellis as Frosh coach, and he did his work extremely well. The Varsity and Freshmen eights were scheduled to row the Middies May Z3rd. The Navy was very confident of victory and was not disappointed when they won both events. The night of double defeat we came back to Syracuse in high spirits and hoped to do better in Philadelphia two weeks later. The 6th of May Cmoving up dayb rowes were planned and it fell to the lot of the Sophomores to win. The event was staged in heats, the Sophs winning two out of three. Three crews were ready for the Regatta in Philadelphia, May Slst. We left Syracuse the 28th. Race day was an ideal one for rowing and the Frosh won a hard race in very fast time, defeating Yale, Penn, and the Middies. The junior boat finished a close third with Princeton nosing them out of second place, the Navy winning by a length. The Varsity finished third in an exceptionally fast event with the Navy winning and Penn second. As a whole the crew season of 1919 was a very creditable one. Although Syracuse won only one event during the season, it was represented on the water, thanks to the student Buren D. Iimklcm' '20 Commodore llmmr D. Lucy '20 Associate Commodore . -T body, one graduate manager and the gracious services of both 53f'j5 X11 , Cy Thurston and Kid Ellis. --l--- i BRYCE BLAKTCLY '20, G1-ron?-1 Busen '21 I t -- Commodore. 7f'l't ' ...li ee V .ls , gg Qfiip'iiei'ei fgiiliyi T ' ------W---ag!---ln., --' ' 1.1.12 l1LfQglTL - 1.T 'i' T --, TT' ,, A - W One Hundred Ninety-seven P 1 DQQF L7 0 .Xx 0 CJNONDAG 'D gif . My Cv TIIUllN'l'0N , Km ELLIM Lxmns A. Tum Evcx illibe Qiuanbes NE of the finest examples of Syracuse spirit may be found in the action of the coaches of crew last year. Realizing the need for assistance, 'George B. C Cy j Thurston, '13, volunteered to take full charge of the work,and Leon W. Q Kid j Ellis, '09,offered to coach the Freshman crew and take charge in Thurston's absence. Cy Thurston is known as the wisest stroke oarsman Syracuse ever had. While in college he was president of the Student Body, rowed in the Freshman boat, stroked the Varsity two years, Captain of Crew, and one of the most popular men of his class. As a coach he gained the respect of every man on the lake. Kid Ellis assumed full responsibility for the Freshman crew and deserves a great deal of credit forthe showing of the Frosh. Coxswain of the Freshman boat in 1906 and Varsity coxswain in 1907 and 1908, he developed into one of the best coxswains Ten Eyck ever coached, and demonstrated beyond any doubt his ability as a coach. Working as a volunteer, and keeping out of the limelight, Ellis developed a Freshman crew that swept Yale, Pennsylvania, and the Navy off the river and won the American Henley for Syracuse. This spring james A. Ten Eyck, coach of four crews that won the Inter- collegiate championship on the Hudson, and one of the greatest oarsmen in America, returns to coach the crews on to more victories. The famous crew instructor has signed a five-year contract with the Athletic Association, and followers of rowing are manifesting great interest in the Old Man's return to Syracuse. Coach Ten Eyck is probably the most popular athletic director in America, and one of the most famous in the world. Ten Eyck is a by-word wherever oarsmen congregate, and his achievements in turning out winning crews for the Intercollegiate classic on the Hudson are among the greatest accomplishments of the rowing world. We are glad to welcome back the Daddy of 'em all. nizfbl 1921 One Hundred Ninety-eight Q ONONDAGAN 'Y 0 0 Jfifteenth Qnnual Regatta uf the Qmzrican Burning Qssuciatinn Schuylkill River, Philadelphia, Pa. Saturday, May 31st, 1919 Jfresbman ClEigiJt:QBarzh Bare Won by Syracuse Distance, 1 5-16 miles. Time, 6:48 Trophy, Silver Cup Sluniur Qllullegiate QEigbt:QBareh bhells May 31st, 1919 jlieba Qtngianh Qtballenge Qilup Won by U. S. Naval Academy ' Pennsylvania, second Syracuse, third ' Distance, 1 5-16 miles. Time, 6:46 ZBuaI jlilleet Annapolis, Md., May 3rd, 1919 Distance, 2 miles Varsity Won by Annapolis. Time, 13:49 Second, Syracuse jfresbman Won by Annapolis. Time, 13:44 Second, Syracuse fRCJLlgl1 waterj 55375 F-:El F . ll F V 1 K v Q One Hundred Ninety-nine qi W 'WWW 7' l 1. l ll I ll . I V. Q ff-XX Q 1 Z7'o ON ON DAG 0 0 Gfficers BRYCE D. BLAKELY . . Commodore HENRY D. LUCY . . Associate Commodore KENNETH BUCKLEY . Vice-Commodore GEORGE P. BUSCH . . . Captain GEORGE B. TIIURSTON . Coach KID ELLIS .......... Coach ibersonnel of bpraruse Afaahp VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY FROSH Bow Chas. Shaw Bow J. Conderman Bow C. A. Page 2 J. Salin 2 J. Clearwater 2 R. S. Ewing 3 W. Grimshaw 3 B. R. Johnson 3 K. Gallagher 4 H. Hoople 4 E. L. Schoolcraft 4 G. H. Cox 5 Geo. Busch 5 B. M. Dawson 5 B. Gulick 6 A. Rammi 6 C. Strife 6 R. E. Hoople 7 O. Decker 7 R. E. Greiner 7 J. R. Winters Stroke A. P. Loskamp Stroke R. W. Morey Stroke H. J. Rainbow Coxswain R. Jorden Coxswain M. A. Bennett Coxswain F. H. Pease Subs. R. Greiner Subs. H. F. Maloney Subs. R. F. Pince Subs. B. Johnson Subs. E.M. Cummings Subs. P. W. Gorman 'altist uf Syracuse Qllretu '1-Iictnries 1904 Won Varsity Eight oared race from Argonaut Rowing Club of Toronto, Canada. 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1912 1913 1915 1916 1917 1918 Won Freshman Eight oared race at Intercollegiate Regatta, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Won Varsity Eight oared race at Intercollegiate Regatta, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Won Varsity Four oared race at Intercollegiate Regatta, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. J.CE.l'1g1en lgyck fa Freshman? won Single Scull race at American Henley Regatta, Phila- Woii Ihluiibr Collegiate race at American Henley Regatta, Philadelphia, Pa. Won Freshman Eight oared race at Intercollegiate Regatta, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Won Varsity Four oared race from Wisconsin University, at Madison, Wis. Won Varsity Four oared race at Intercollegiate Regatta, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Won Varsity Eight oared race at Intercollegiate Regatta, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Won Varsity Eight oared race from United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md. Won Varsity Four oared race at Intercollegiate Regatta, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Won Varsity Eight oared race from United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md. Won Varsity Eight oared race from Detroit Boat Club of Detroit, Mich., at Syracuse. Won Varsity Eight oared race from United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md. WRX Junior Varsity Eight oared race from United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, c . Won Varsity Eight oared race at Intercollegiate Regatta, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Won Freshman Eight oared race at American Henley Regatta, Philadelphia, Pa. Won Freshman Eight oared race at Intercollegiate Regatta, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Won Single Scull race by A. J. Osman, at American Henley Regatta, Philadelphia, Pa. Won Varsity Eight oared race from United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md. Won Junior Collegiate Eight oared race at American Henley, Philadelphia, Pa. Won Varsity Eight oared race at Intercollegiate Regatta, Poughkeepsie, Pa. Won Junior Varsity Eight oared race at Intercollegiate Regatta, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. No rowing on account of World War. ' Won Freshman Eight oared race from United States Naval Academy and Pennsylvania. Coach James A. Ten Eyck resigned, but has been re-engaged for five years beginning in 1920. S ,E ,... S 1921 ,E Two Hundred Q. a. . 'Q :M '1-.,f A - I.. Ji Y E 34 -,7' H,,, : lid ' Rx, ' s. Y fg-X I '1 f mx ,. U QP ' 5 ' VA xv. r sg, L- X 1 .3 01 1 .1 ' s 5 ' 'lg V X Y 5 . 'ff' gl 7 K .N , I 'P I 1 y 0 . W 'Na IL . 1 I4 Q' l . 'I r gf '1 Q' Q., - -25, - .fi Wi!! Q' . ' if Q ..l,..v. ll H J!! V . 1 1111- 137017--.vrvl-. -Ivil- 4 L D Q Qt U f' Q N 6 GNONDAGAN , o . 1 D V -1 ll Condi-rman CMgr.5 Sawyer CSnb,D Parker CSub.J Dollnrcl Ciioachl Cllllllll-fCl'l1lL'l'D Parka-r Cl..G.J linrslm fcllllllllllb I I CR I J Paul Cl..lf.D mcrsntp Basketball Squaw Qbffirers JOHN I-I. Iiixuslm . . . . . . Captain ' EDWARD A. IJQLLARD . . Coach Joslcvn CONDICRMAN, jr. . . Manager M1L1'oN li. B1QNNl'l'1 1' . . Assistant Refurb uf dbames l Varsity 35 St. Lawrence 12 Varsity Crosccnts Varsity 21 Princeton 28 Varsity C. C. N. Y. Varsity 38 Bucknell 25 Varsity Union . Varsity 20 Rutgers 30 Varsity W. Virginia Varsity 21 C. C. N. Y. 22 Varsity Union Varsity 19 R. P. I. 18 Varsity Colgate 5 Varsity 37 Rochester 20 Varsity Rochester Varsity 26 Williams 19 Varsity Columbia Varsity 30 Trinity 14 Varsity Colgate 1921 Two Humlrcxl Two 'D Q N Q A' 7' - ' U o O ON ON DAG O D Basketball Szasun, 19194920 l-IE Orange Hve had a most successful season. It was only through the efforts of Coach Dollard and the 1 willingness of the players that gave Syracuse its good record on the basketball floor during the past season. T wenty-seven men reported to Coach Eddie Dollard when he issued his first call for candidates. With only ten days to prepare to meet St., Lawrence, the coach got busy building up a team around Captain Barsha, the only regular player available from last ycar's team. The following Saturday the Orange lost to Princeton on the home court 21. to 28. The next game was with Bucknell, which the Orange tossers won 38 to 25. The end of the same week the team took its first trip and lost to Rutgers and C. C. N. Y. The next game was against R. P. I. Syracuse won. The following Sat- urday Rochester fell before the Varsity on the home floor. The Hrst week in February the team took a three-day trip, winning from Williams, Trinity and the Crescent A. C. The Orange gave Williams their first trimming of the season and, also, broke a long string of victories for the Crescents. The Crescent Club had a record of twenty straight victories, having beaten the best college and club teams in the East. Following this game the Dollard machine hit its stride. The 11th of February C. C. N. Y. came to Syracuse and lost 41 to 16. Two days later the team went to Union and won 22 to 12. The next week the West Virginia team came here to bow before the Dollardites and the same week Union re- ceived another defeat. On the 28th of February the Orange invaded Hamilton for its first game of the season with Colgate. After a hard game they won 34 to 26. This was the first time since 1917 that the Orange had defeated Colgate on their home court. March 6th. the Varsity went to Rochester and won the second game from them. March 10th Columbia came to Syracuse and lost 34 to 12. The season closed on March 13th with the Colgate game at Syracuse. The largest crowd of the season turned out to see what proved to be one of the 1- most exciting games on the chart. The Varsity led through- out the game and won their second game with Colgate 31 to 27. JOSEPH CONDERMAN '20, Captain M anager. Josm-11 CONDERMAN, Jn. '20 Manager JOHN BAnsnA '20 nfjbx 1921 1: Two Hundred Three Y.-.-.N-.M 'gunna-. . -,QQ I l rw ll? U W v --l. .. -.,,...-.-..1.-f-. , -,. -,, i ii if oNoND GAN ggwji D Che Qluanb RECORD of the achievements of the Orange basketball teams is a record of the ability of Edmund A. Dollard as a coach. Despite handicaps of all kinds, Eddie Dollard has never failed to produce a team worthy of the best traditions of the University, and it is to him that the largest share of praise should be given. Eddie Dollard graduated from Engineering College in 1908. In college he made a name for himself both in baseball and basketball. As catcher on the Varsity nine he played a star game, and was responsible for many a victory on the diamond. On the basketball court he is called the greatest guard Syracuse ever produced, and captained the famous' championship team of 1908, the first championship basketball team Syracuse ever had. Emiuxu A. D0l,l4A1lD, Coach Dollard returned to take up the work of coaching in 1911. Until that time the 1908 team had been the one bright spot in Syracuse's record, and little atten- tion was paid to the Orange quintet in sporting circles. In Dollard's second year as Varsity coach, however, the team lost but three games the entire season, and two of these defeats were retrieved in return games. From that time on the Orange basketball teams have always been feared. Beginning in 1912, for five years Syracuse never lost a game on the home court, and in 1914 was represented by one of the greatest teams in the history of collegiate basketball, playing through the entire season without a defeat. In no year since Dollard started coaching has Syracuse lost more than four games, and only once has a team lost that number of games. The record of Syracuse since 1911 is one that few colleges in the country can better. Coach Dollard has been called the miracle coach because of his genius in developing men, and has the reputation of being one of the foremost basketball coaches of the East. The marvelous record of the past season justifies his reputation. QFDQ I nj 15 . 91 ' P' 'illi I I S11 Y 'f 11921 M Two Hundred Four S- .-.-- ,. D Q x Q ONONDAGAN A 7 U' O 0 4 ' U Farber fCoach5 Gallivan Dahlstrom Hall Pyne Bennett CMgr.D Campbell Fisher, Taylor fCaptainJ Tucker Xvood jfresbman Basketball Qeasnn QBfficers WILLIAM 'FAYLOR ....... . Capmizz MII.'l'0N A. BENN1C'l l' . . . . . Affamzger WILLIAM -I. FARBICR . ........ Coach Freshman 22 lthaca High Sehool 17 Freshman 34 Union F rosh 19 Freshman 36 St. .Iohn's, Manlius 22 Freshman 24 Nettleton Shoe Co. 9 Freshman 19 Cushing Acaclemy 24 Freshman 32 Dean Aeaclemy 22 Freshman 37 Colgate Frosh 30 Freshman 29 lthaea H. S. 18 Freshman 45 First Trust ancl Deposit 12 Freshman 28 Phi Gamma Delta 17 Freshman 26 Varsity 42 A N Freshman 59 Canastota H. S. 17 DL-57 1 ' - Freshman 32 Oswego Y. M. C. A. 21 ' Freshman A. C. U. F29 'l S Freshman 457 Opponents 299 7 'il Q 1921 K y 1 , ,M '1' vi 'o Ilumlrewl Vive D Q Q A Y U ' G . 0 oNoND GAN D , Jfresbman Basketball Season HE Freshman Team under the di- rection of Coach Boo Farber had a successful season, winning nine out of ten games. This was Coach Farber's first season with the Freshman basketball team, and, like his football team, he turned out a winning combination. More than a hundred men turned out to answer the first call for candidates and it was only after a lot of hard work that a squad was picked by the coach. The Freshman season did not open until after the Christmas holidays, when the strong Ithaca High School team was MIHPUN A- BHNNw1'1' '21 defeated on the home court. M2 m'w The next team to fall before the Orange first year men was the Union Freshmen by a 34 to 19 score. ln the next game the 1923 team went out to Manlius and won from the St. .Iohn's School boys 36-22. I The middleof February the team took its New England trip, losing to Cushing Academy in a close game, 24 to 19. The following night the team went to Franklin, Mass., and won from the Dean Academy team by a ten point margin. , The Colgate Freshmen were the next team to meet Coach Farber's men on the home court. Captain Taylor's men were suc- cessful in taking the long end of a 37 to 30 score from the Colgate players, while the Varsity won from the Colgate team at Hamilton on the same night. T The first week in March the team went to Ithaca and won from the Ithaca High School team. The Canastota A. C. team was next to meet with defeat at the hands of the Orange players. The Oswego Y. M. C. A. team was played at Oswego a few days later and defeated by a 32 to 21 score. The team closed its season with a close victory over the A. C. U. team in Syracuse on the A. C. U. court. ' , This year's Freshman team had some good material which will be of great help to Coach Dollard during the next few seasons on the Varsity team. Captain Taylor and Campbell held down the forward positions, while Galavan jumped at center. The guard positions were ably filled by Tucker and Fisher. Decker and Wood substituted at guard, with Dolstrom at center and Pyne at forward. 'Xs MILTON A. BENNETT '21 542375 S Manager. 1 U- IlC FF P ' Q 1921 YLKX U6 g - A A Two Hundred Six . 'wlnww BASE, LL i fm 1 Z lf! lf! r IH, X X 1 tl -'mm X O' MM' M if JKYKJ ik ' KI ,ff .fm X ' X5 , III' :gk ' I Effie? jx 'u xf !J, ff: ! A ,. -. 13, f . A 1 f r ' . ,-ffff' J fly X f,!f zf7 UL'-MK 3 M 'YT . Jjw 'Lf W . ' 'LD n nm ' 1 Q x .X Q Z Z7 0 O ONONDAG , O U .. W Sawyer Dixson Benson Brown Kerman Mitchell Malone Savidge Allen Hannon Moc-Shlin Ku hm-rt Carr Finsterwalcl Gfficers RUSSELL J. FINSTERWALD, '19 ..... . Captain JOHN K. NIOESHLIN, '20 . . Mahagcr W. GRANT MITCHELL, '20 . . . . Asszstant Mana er ' K LEWIS A. CARR . . . .... . Coach Pitchers LESLIE KUIINER'1', '20 ROBERT J. DIXON, '21 CLAYTON BENSON, '22 Catcher, JAMES KERNAN, '21 Injietders HiXROLD LOWE, '19, 1st base WILLARD ACKLEY, '22, S. S. GICORGE W. ALLEN, '21, 2nd base RUSSELL W. FINSTERWALD, '19, 3rd base Ouyielders LEO HANNON, '20, l.f. EDWIN BROWN, '19, c.f. TI'IEODORIC COUOHLIN, '22, r.f. Substitutes HERMAN SCIILOSSBERG, '22 VINCENT SAVIDGE, '21 ilkecurh uf Eames Syracuse 8 Lehigh 6 Syracuse 1 Hamilton 0 Syracuse 0 Lafayette 10 Syracuse Rain Colgate Syracuse 12 Rutgers 0 Syracuse 2 Columbia 14 Syracuse Rain Princeton Syracuse 5 Forclhani 7 Syracuse 9 Rochester 5 Syracuse 3 West Point 4 Syracuse 19 St. Lawrence 1 Syracuse 4 Wesleyan 3 wifi? Syracuse 2 West Virginia 6 Syracuse 2 Holy Cross 4 Syracuse Rain Hamilton Syracuse 4 Brown 11 Syracuse Rain Columbia Syracuse 5 Colgate 1 Syracuse Rain Rochester 1921 Two Hunilrerl Eight 0 Q' 'Q U as i Nam U f of 1 ONONDA . O G , Baseball, beasun 1919 ARLY season rains proved a big handicap to Syracuse University's baseball team in 1919 and marred quite extensively what might have resulted in a more successful year for Coach Lew Carr's athletes. Nevertheless as the season advanced, the team became stronger and it was a fast nine that overcame Colgate by a 5-1 score in the final game played on June 10. Wet grounds prevented the Varsity from getting scarcely any outdoor workouts prior to the opening games and marred the success of the Orange against many an opponent during the season. W. GRANT M I'l'ffili 1:i.i. ' 20 Syracuse opened its schedule against Lehigh at M1 'il W South Bethlehem, Pa., on April 22, winning by an 8-6 score. Lafayette, the second team played on the Southern tour, tallied a 10-0 victory over the Orange. The team braced up next day, however, and won from Rutgers at New Brunswick, 12-0. A contest booked with Princeton on April 26 was i cancelled on account of rain. Other games called off on account of wet grounds were charged against Hamilton, Columbia, Rochester, and Colgate. Victories for the Orange, during the season, additional to 'those already mentioned, were made against St. Lawrence, Rochester, Hamilton, and Wesleyan. Defeats were suffered at the hands of West Virginia, Columbia, Fordham, Army, Holy Cross, and Brown. The outlook for the 1920 team is exceedingly bright. A good slate of games is being arranged and Coach Carr will have a goodly number of former Varsity players back on the squad. Among them are Dixon and Benson of last year's twirling staff, Schlossberg, catcher: Allen, Savidge, Ackley and Coughlin, infielders, and Eddie Brown and Hannon outfielders. T A W. GRANT M1'i'e1r1cr.r, '20 . L i J N -lg-fff,1'L'fI,N'l'2 MlL110g07. 3 11 1 . - 1 4' 1921 11 M Two I-Iundred Nine H., . -E! '5.,- D Q N KX. 4, v Q L7 o 0 f QNQNDAGAN , , The Cllinanb g N Coach Lewis Carr, Syracuse can boast of one of the best college baseball coaches in the country. A wonderful athlete himself, he possesses rare ability in developing inexperienced men into good athletes, with the result that our teams always rank high in college baseball. Lew Carr came to Syracuse in 1910 after a varied experience as a ball player. He played three years at Hobart College on the Varsity football team as well as on the baseball team, playing such a stellar game that he attracted much attention in the athletic world, and was sought by the Pittsburgh Nationals to enter professional baseball. In 1900 he entered Syracuse Law School and played the first part of the season on the Varsity, participating in the famous Cornell-Syracuse game. I-Ie left before the season was over to join the Pittsburgh team. Used as a utility man the first season, he made such a name for himself that in 1901 he played regularly at third base on Pittsburgh's Cham- pionship team. Since that time he has played with Syracuse, Troy, and Schenectady in the New York State League, with Harrisburg in the Tri-State League, and with Toronto in the International League. His professional experience has been a great asset in coaching, for ittaught him the national game from A to Z. He is perhaps the most genial coach Syracuse has and is exceedingly popular with both alumni and undergraduates. Coach Carr seldom, if ever, loses self control-a big factor in coaching, and he never fails to gain the sincere respect of every man on the squad. One of the noteworthy features of Lew Carr's coaching is the spirit of fair play which he instills into every player. His influence has done much to develop character in the men under his supervision. No crooked or underhanded work is tolerated at any time and the teams coached by Carr have a plane of good sportsmanship rarely equalled. In reviewing the record of Syracuse University we find that without exception the baseball teams representing the Orange were an honor to the University. Clean, fast teams, playing fairly and squarely, have upheld well the reputation of Syracuse, and reflect great credit on Coach Carr. I.:-:win Cum, Coach I 55:15 1921 Two Hundred Ten Q Q ONONDAGAZNI , U G ilkeserhe Baseball Zllieam, 1919 WING to the condition due to the war, the Athletic Association suspended the rule in regard to Freshman athletics. This necessitated the reserve team. iBersunnel Pitchers-J. CROWLEY, ROGERS Catchers-J. MCGLADE, B. PATTERSON H. Lown . D. S1MoNs . E. RAYNOR . HARRIS . . C. SNYDER . J. ZIMMERMAN W. HUTCHINSON Reserves 10 Reserves 15 Reserves 0 Reserves 0 Reserves 0 . . . . . . . . . . First Base . Second Base Third Base . Short Stop . Left Field . Center Fiel . Right Field Beeurh of Games St. John's School 5 Auburn High 8 Cazenovia frainj Christian Bros. Acad. Crainj Oneida Qrainj ,XL D 1921 Two Hundred Eleve ,, El 1. 1 1 C, 1, V, , .,, ,. .. . . -. ,Q H ' fflff? f!'1'i f ui WEP, ,xr fy f 1 5- Q. ff - tk if 1. 15:11 H:? ,Aff jh NX! XP ffl!! lv fffff fl fri? -A f -- '4' ? A'f,ff,,f fill ff .33 ll 'z Eff Me i': 151 f E 331 'fy f , iw H5 W E i '51 1 Q 111 U W W liz i , Us ff? lx? iw Q55 H Ui .H ,M U1 , I 1 1, 1 a elf Q, W V 512 U5 3 M 1 in M : if E wif Q ' r Win IP wi 4 X 9 Mg 1 I I s 5 E 5 1 I W M ni M i T iff ' 2 1:1 Vp I 1 , I 3 ,z U fi. W . M 1 E 1' 1 I ,1yf3'w,,., '43W'3y?. , i , ' 1 3 ' A-,v,WL.,M.,,ww J X i a I VARSITY C'11m:u l.1':Am':Rs it 2 1 .,- WW Hai WH -IL if ,L 1 'D jigs fl Q' K Y f .A .f ' W I , I f ' 17 cfm fn Q ' R 'f fl -BQ 4 Aix lf 5 ., ' ,N XV f 5 if A.-j , 1 I 0 HllIllfl'l'fl 'l'WulVc Miner ' ...ig Q Q, Q 1 1 Q ONGNDAG i as o ' 0 Schmidt Round Wt-ber Marquardt Gould Dixon Clark Owen lfranktMgr.j NVilcoxCCaptD Cox Cfloachi Lowry Donnelly lfrobislicr lacrosse HE season of 1919 saw Lacrosse complete its third season as a University minor sport at Syracuse. The season on the whole was extremely interesting and successful, and its close found Lacrosse Firmly established as the leading organization among the minor sports. The team played an exceptionally long schedule, meeting such strong teams as Onondaga Indians, Hobart, Annapolis, Pennsylvania, Stevens, and Harvard. Five games were won, one tied and four lost. While not playing as a regular member of the Intercollegiate League, Syracuse met all the teams of the northern division except Yale, and as every other team missed at least one league game, Syracuse was entitled to being ranked second in the League,and this ranking was generally given her by the sporting authorities. Like the previous teams trained by Coach Cox the team was exceptionally strong on the defense. ln the last four games, with such strong opponents as Hobart, Pennsylvania, Stevens and Harvard, the opposing teams were held to an average of 1M points per game, a record which has never been surpassed by a college team. Hobart was defeated 3-2 and Harvard 3-0, while the team lost to Penn 1-2 and to Stevens 1-0, Qbffiners, 1919 Prof. L. D. Cox, Coach li. M. WII.COX,'20,CGfJltlflt B. K. FRANK, '19, Manager ibersnnnel A A'l l'ACK FRANK, '19, Center WIT,COX, '20, Third Attack GOULD, '22, Second Attack DoNN1f:Li.Y, '21, First Attack MARQUARDT, '19, Outside Home VVIQBHER, '19, Inside Home S16f2Xlil2LlUS lQOUND, '19g SPIQLLMAN, '20, S'l'lCl'IIENOVl'Z, '21 DEFENSI-1 CLARK, '19, Goal Sc11MI'r'r, '20, Point lfiaoisrsnisu, '21, Cover Paint Lowiw, '20, First Defense CT, OWEN, '20, Second Defense i D1xoN, '22, Third Defense B215 if C1921 Two Hundred Fourteen 41 O Q N fxk Q U90 C ON ON DAG O 0 'iiaerusse HE prospects for the 1920 season are very bright. The majority of the players of the 1910 team are still in college and it will be possible for the first- time in the history of Lacrosse at Syracuse to develop a team from seasoned material. The defense will be available in its entirety with the exception of Clark at goal, while several of last year's attack players remain. Also for the First time at Syracuse the coach will have a number of new men to work with who played the game at prep school. Syracuse has been ohticially elected to the Inter- collegiate Lacrosse League and the League reorganized to give Hve teams each in the northern and southern divisions. A very strong schedule has been arranged as follows: Apr. 10 Reserves at Syracuse Apr. 17 S. L. C. at Syracuse Apr. 24 Indians at Syracuse Apr. 29 Lehigh at South Bethlehem Apr. 30 Yale at New Haven May 1 Crescents at Bay Ridge May 7 Harvard at Cambridge May 8 Navy at Annapolis May 14 Penn State at Syracuse May 21 Cornell at Ithaca May 26 Hobart at Syracuse May 28 Swarthmore at Swarthmore May 20 Penn at Philadelphia June ? Toronto at Syracuse -4 WI l'R QBfficers, 1920 . SCIIMI'l l', '20 . Prof. L. IJ. COX ..... . A C, . 5. HAR'rI-:I.I., '20 . . . .. .BI-:NEDIc'1', '21 . . . . lxltlll-'. L. D. Fox Coach . Coach . Ca plain . M anagcr . A ssl. Ma.1La.gcr Qtlniteh States Zintercullegiate lacrosse league NORTIIERN DIVISION soU'rIII:RN DIVISION Harvard johns Hopkins Yale Lehigh Cornell Pennsylvania Syracuse Swarthmore Hobart Stevens The winners of each division play for the National Championship and possession of the Flannery Cup. WIQNDIQI. IE. I'IAR'r1-:L '20 1Vl4:Nmf:l. IC. I-Lxwri-n. '20 f. . M f fer. IXl.1u.u:cr anag 1921 I ncfj-5 Two 1-Iundred Fifteen . GNO DAG O r a D 1 D I l 1 l I Gibson Coons Day Gelatt lfivav Woodworth Mm-rlz Schmitt Patterson Spelllnau ' ' A I il 111111211 1:4 ufle u IFLIE shooting was first introduced on the l-lill during 1915 in the College of Forestry, under the supervision of the- National Riiie Association. Each succeeding year has shown an increase in .the popularity ol the sport. In the spring of 1918 it was recognized as a minor sport. The sport is managed and hnanced by the Rifle Club. lleretofore the chief activity of the rifle team has been to try for honors in the indoor Inter- collegiate gallery matches held under the auspices of the N. R. A. The 1919 team, however, made I a debut for Syracuse in outdoor competitions last spring. It took a trip to Annapolis and was defeated by the Middies on their home range. Considering the lack ol outdoor range facilities at Syracuse, the team made a creditable showing. The indoor competition, which is held on the home range, consists in ten matches, one each week. Other colleges compete in Sl1l1ll2l1'111Zl1'l11C1' and mail their targets to the N. R. A. each week. The total aggregate score for the ten matches determines the ranking 01' the colleges by the N. R. A. Alter a recount at the end of last year's matches, Syracuse had been nosed out of second place by Massachusetts Aggies with six more points in their aggregate score. The final ranking of the colleges at the end of the ten matches was as follows: 1. U. of Pennsylvania, 2. Mass. Agg. College, 3. Syracuse University: 4. West Virginia University, 5. Princeton University, 6. Dart- mouth Collegeg 7. Worcester Poly. Inst., 8. Columbia University, 9. lowa State College: 10. Mass. lust. 'l'ech., 11. U. of Vermont. QBfficers t.'11AR1.les Axmuaws, '19 . . . . . . l'l01.l.Y A. I'.1x'1 1'1s11soN, '20 . llffrmzzgcr . Asszslanl Mzmager hh'll.IfRlClJ li. SANIJIERSON, '17 . Coach I R,xl.1'u W. Woomvokru, '20 . . . . . Cuplfzifn . 3 g Zlieam B535 , ' R. W. Woopwoutu, '20 A. j. SLIIIMITT, '20 J. 'I'INK1.EPAucaH, '22 Q le. K. mv, '21 A. 11. c:111..1f1-'1-, '10 H. M. MA1.11N11v, '10 D Il. R. Sl'lal.1.MAN, '20 ,l. lf. Iivfws, '10 A. Ii. lfivaz, '21 'w'U A. l.. fiIl1SON, '19 I.. ll. Comms, '21 Q, A .. .... Q I T 1921 2 ' , - -- -- 'I'wo I1u11111'e1'1 Sixteen F' ONONDAG S A S H no .XX I v o ' 0 Bates Pyrtlierell Guild Stieklc llart Rautenberg Swenniug Weeks Olsen Wilson llVODilW0l'tll Serin-rs Siebert Derby Wilcox Gould Flynn Earsitp Swimming Squash WIMMING has been resumed after a two-year interruption caused by the war. The last season, 1917, that Syracuse was represented in aquatic circles, she presented a formidable team, defeating in that season Rutgers and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and losing a close contest to Northwestern. With the resumption of the sport this year prospects are bright. The team will be coached again this year by Ray Smith, a former Brown star, and built about a nucleus of old men, Norton, Pyretrich, Guild, Bate, and Karl Swenning, who captains this year's squad. ' Rutgers will be met at New Brunswick on February 13, Amherst at Amherst on February 14, R. P. I. at Syracuse on February 21, and at Troy March 15, while the Army fills in the remaining open date. H. L. HART, '20 Mfmager. M56 i 1921 S Two llundred Seventeen o Q Q S A U ' u' . ONONDAGAN , O 0 Chappell CMgr.J Dunn Bassett Spelman Holzworth Crane varsity Gienms Ulieam N 1919, the first time in two years, tennis made its appearance again as a University minor sport. Every possible obstacle seemed to block the way for having a team. The courts were in poor condition as they had not been used to any extent during the war. There were no funds available to put them in condition or to put a team on the courts. At a tennis meeting held early in April it was definitely decided to go ahead and make the best of the situation. About thirty men responded to the call for candidates for the team and four for assistant manager. Although only three matches were played during the season the sport was revived. Elmer G. Butler, '21, was elected assistant manager and Karl Holzworth, '20,captain. H. J. Nichols, '22, V. V. Wordin, '19, Lewis Crane, '22, and Charles A. Chappell, '20, were awarded the tSt. 1919 Tennis Svquah CHARLES A. CHAPPELL, '20, Manager ICARL I-lo1.zvvoRTH, '20, Captain V. V. WORDIN, '19 LEWIS CRANE, '22 H. j. NICHOLS, '22 NORMAN E. B,xssm r, '22 J. E. DUNN, '20 HOWARD R. SP1sLM,xN, '20 BIQRNARD B. O'l-Lum, '21 Refurb uf Games May 6 Syracuse 3 Colgate 3 May 18 Syracuse 2 Colgate 4 june 8 Syracuse 2 Bucknell 4 Scbehule 1920 May 1 Hamilton at Syracuse May 7 johns Hopkins at Baltimore Cpendingj May 8 U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis May 11 Colgate at Syracuse May 14 Williams Cpendingl at Williamstown May 15 Union at Schenectady 'XX may Colgafe at Hamilton ' ay Hami ton at Clinton gi' CHARLES A. CIVIAPPEL '20 7 Manager. KC!--'-'Q C g ' 1 . C r C Q 1921 1 lm Q I 1 Two Hundred Eighteen Q Q J Z7'o . UN ON DAG , . 'X Voorhees Upson Hess Mitchell Upson Clase M agcc- Herbert Mclntyre Brown Stillwell Barsitp wrestling Qquah YRACUSE athletics has passed another milestone with the organization ofherwrestling team. In the past this branch of athletics has been overlooked, but this year an adequate coach was secured and a team picked from the excellent material available. Syracuse has always had good material for a wrestling team, but has never been able to organize the sport upon a lirm basis. This year with a schedule being arranged with other college and with Y. M. C. A. wrestling teams, it is the aim of the coach and team to establish wrestling as a permanent sport at Syracuse. In securing C. L. Mclntyre as coach the team is receiving coaching of the highest class. Coach Mclntyre has had much experience in wrestling, having wrestled four years on the best teams Yale has ever turned out, and was elected to the position of captain of the 1915-16 team in his fourth year. In 1916 Coach Mclntyre added to his record again by defeating the 158-lb. A. A. U. Champion and winning the National Y. M. C. A. championship. A University championship meet will be held in February and medals awarded to the winners. lt is expected that the Athletic Association will declare wrestling a minor sport, and if such is the case, each member ol the team will be awarded a w S t. Q9ffirets C. L. MClN1'YRl'l . . . . Coach W. GRANT' MI1'C1Il5LL . Captain N. W. BROWN . . . . . Manager 2 T N. W. BROWN '20 Mzznager. 1921 Two I-Iundred Nineteen D Q x fx N Q Z7 u ON ON DAG V Whitehouse Tcrrill Houghtaling Pugh Houston Mattison Partridge Cooley Bricker Curio CCo11.l1J lxaplan Sargent Richardson Chien Tong Berns I-less Chamlu r Rich lfrlmshaw Derby QMgr.D Ross liertcnshaxv XVcllington Phillips Earsitp Surfer Svquah UE to the efforts of Physical Director Arnold A. Whitehouse, the sport of Association Football, betterknown as soccer,was renewed on the Hill in the fall of 1919. About fifty men turned out, most of them having played the game at Prep Schools. A great deal of interest was shown and the sport was continued even after the snow covered the ground. At first Mr. Whitehouse coached the team, but later a coach was selected in the person of john B. Cuno, a former Penn State soccer player. Under his tutelage a fast team was developed which will form a strong nucleus for a successful season in 1920. It is expected hy that time that it will be recognized as a minor sport and an attractive schedule will he arranged. The line Mp M.xRQUAD'r ...... . Goat CiRIMSHAW ..... . Right 1f'u1lbaf:k COLLEY . . Laft Fu! bash Wl'II.T,ING'1'fJN . TONG, HUs'roN PAR'1'Rr1JGIc . RICH . . . lDERBY. . Ross .' . . I3mR'1'15Ns1mw PIIILLIPS . AUSTIN C. lDl'IRBY . HENRY J. lVlARQUAIJ'l' . JOHN B. CUNO Qbfficers Right Ilatfbaak Laft Ilzztfllmth Center Ilatfback Outside Right Inside Right Canter ' lnsifle Laft Outsizic Lqft Manager C a ptam Coach AUSTIN C. DI'lRl3Y '22 Manager. 1921 Two Hundred Twenty I , . , 4 r 4 w . I 2 f W I av :NS 4 , - 1 ,, 1 g L QI li is QSQ' C7542 WMM -f 'p' '-' ' ' 4 Ai eH'-'QP' s it O Ly: my ON DAG mi ' 1 GOVIQIINING BOARD 1 I 1 1 I Elltlf-'lS lfingshiiry Flick Stokes llarpcr HFIILIJS Kirk Mcfurtliy Mitchell Dcync woman! Qtbletic ssuciatiun HE year of 1018-10 marked an epoch in thc efficiency and development of the Women's Athletic Association. To supplement the work of the p VVomen's Small Athletic Governing Board, a Large Board was established, ' which is composed of the Captains of the various teams and their assistants. I 1 1 I Both Small and Large Boards form an executive governing hody which controls and directs all athletic sports among the women of Syracuse University. They plan the inter-class and llltCI'-llVll1g center contests, the track meets held on XVomen's Day and the annual athletic banquet. ' Another innovation of last year was the instituting of a new award. White I I ' Spalding sweaters with an old S are awarded to the two girls attaining the highest average Cminimum 8020 lll a count system of one hundred points. Counts are given for scholarship, participation in athletics and other college activities. The only girl qualifying for the new award last year was Gladys MacDonald, '19. . Small Qttbletic Qbnherning Zliiuarh l2I,IzAIIIf:'I'II1Vlet'AIc'I'IIr,'20 . . Prr-sidwft NlAR,IORlli Knut, '20 . . l'fn'-l're.viI11-111 AIINNIIC hll'l'CIllil,l., '21 .... S!'l'!'l'ft1V'V M.IxIIIoN Iliuutzs, '20 .... 7'rcusIm'r I llixziai. S'roIcIas, '21 liuskvzlmlf 161-fzrvxmmzliw I ISMIIA' Kixusnlrizv, '20 Tl'!I1l'i.Y Rl'f2I'l'Sl'!Ifllf'l2't' CoNs'I'ANcIc l :Nti1il,5, '21 Ilnclcvy Rrf1r1'.vcz1lrIliI'I' Alllilli ll,xkI'IaIz, '22 . Trark Rt?fJI'l'Xl'l1fl1l'llllt' JEAN l I,ICIi, '21 . .S'1t'iII1II1'i1Ig Rcprr'sr'IIlc1lI71'r' 1 J-V. .,Y R' A 5,,,,,Q3 large Qthletir Qbnherning Baath Nlixujoizllc KIRK, '20 ..... fvlltlfflllllll IIAZIQI. S'I'oIcIas, '21 . . l:'u.vkf'lluIl! CupmI'z1 ALINIQ lloI.I.oI'I5'I'IeIz, '20 . .-1xxi.vlIIIIl C'rIf1tfIiII l'il.OliliNC'li KING, '22 . . . iSNiSf1l7lf CI1plf1'irI Doius WoR'I'II, '20 . . S1t iII1II1iI1g Cflfllllfll Nl.'xIIII,xIIIa'I' NICNIAHON, '21 . .f1.v.vixtI11Il Ctlfifllill VIRGINIA ill-Ill.l.ll'S, '23 . . .'i.9SfSllHlf Cfzprrrifr SIQIAII NIaw'I'oN, '20 . . . Tvnnfx Cupfuin RI I'II l.,xxIIIu', '21 . . . .flsxislfzzzl Cuplnin AxIIcI,I,x WIN'I'IaIzs, '22 . . . xIs.sismz1l Cfzpmin KA'I'IIIu'N I'lI7'I I', '23 . . . AssIslII1IrCuj1lImI NIARIUN Illuticss, '20 . flflllfflllllll I iimIIIre Com. M,xIusAIui'I' SIII,I,IvAN, '20 A.v.v'islIII1l Cliairmuu Ifimxcias t'I.AIzIc, '20 . .flSS'1iSllHll Clzafirnzuu l2I,IzIxIxIs'I'II McC,xIz'rIIx', '20 . IIoI1vnIry1VIunIbz'r V N D ,ici Clif If .-N , , C' A '- 4 X' '1'Z::ii'igTf: :.1ii-Ziiiii' ' Lit' '.'igi4g::ii':T4.:'TLL451-:'tij: i-Hf:,f 'IMP- ' 'l'wo lluiiflretl Twenty-two I , t 1921. Ic2.,,tcc,tt1tItt 1. Q .XA 0 ONONDAGAZNT 2, U 7 Eearers uf illnsignia Basketball Champions for 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921 Teams wearers nf Bolphin 9 RUTH HALSTED HELEN HARRIS ESTIIER HAGANEUCIIER KATITRYN HAYDEN CORA LEROY LEAII ROGERS RUTH THOMAS AMELIA WIN1'ERS MARGARET WADE MARGARETIIA ANDERSON ESTHER BAKER MARGARET BUCHHEIT ANITA CAMPBELL ABBIE HARPER MARGARET MACMAI-ION MARION STEINCAMP MARION WELLS RUTH WELLS A ELSIE WATTSON wearers of QBIIJ QEnglisb 9 The Old English S was awarded for playing in llzree winning games MARGARET MERCER, '21 ADELAIDE FOWLER, '21 CAROL HAWKINS, '21 THORA JOHNSON, '21 ANNA BASSETT, '21 Qlllllearers nf ZBluuse jliumerals Blouse numerals awarded for playing in two winning games GLADYS MCDONALD, '19 BESSIE MOUNT, '19 RUTH COULT, '19 , KATHLEEN XNEBSTICR, '19 HELEN DELONG, '19 llllllearers nf Clllirrle Sleeve .iaumerals Circle sleeve numerals were awarded for playing on class teams ALINE HOI,T.OPETER, '20 GRACE MILI-IOUSII, '20 IDORIS WORTH, '20 FREDRICA CARLJCTON, '20 MARION DELONG, '20 MARGARET SULLIVAN, '20 RUTH LEWIS, '21 ALMA GILCHER, '21 HAZEL STOKES, '21 ELIZABETH MCCARTIIY, '20 MARJORIE KIRK, '20 Ellliearers of Sleehe jaumerals MARION POTTER FAYTIIE SANTWAY MARION IVES MARION TAYLOR ELIZABETH PARK 0lEllurlh's life Saahlng Qllianee BARBARA WATSON FAYTHE SANTWAY HELEN SIMONS 2.655 1921 ' C - C-.A 'W M Two Hundred Twenty-tlmree 1920 igaskethall bquah Kl'lll'k Mu'Nuil' D1-Lung lhyull Milllmusv Kirk Sullivan Hzxrtnn XVu1'lh Iiuulu-s Cifnzlvluh Munro RiCllill'4IS Amlvrsun Gr:-1-n Mncur-n llullnps-tvr fcnphj Km-llc-y Cowvc 1922 Basketball Squaw I lurrlimt NVmlv Hull M 1-rry llulcmnh ,luhnsnn Dmlgn- Diltnmr Whitc- lluglu-s fmaurluj Dm-rr l'l:1Ll Lilxhy '1'mvnsm-url Wustv1'l1L-ck King Ccuptj Gnirllc Vlurk Hilrlrm-th Two Iilumiz-ed fliwunty-four i- ,Nq SX Q Q f '-I ' lL? -fa ' - - ' 4 .,,, YV, ,,,,, 34,15-QDC7--,,-c7L?,-VV, QI 0 6 i ONONDAG Wg: J 1921 Basketball Squat: 5 iii ! Wu llnntzv f32liiillHl'l' NVvs1f:iIl lngnils Di-ckur Snntui- ifmvlvr Grossnmn iiugllvs KCOIICII NV1-uvvr Rucc Johnson ijllllllllll M icln-I NVOuvvi' Slnkcs CC:ipL.J Plznnomlon lfisln-r Bullh- i'l'lIfiilOil Gilulwr Hunt King B:u'kn-r Rohm-ns 1923 Basketball Squah i ,, X M . ,Lf-v -- Smith iirmiloxlhvck VVuirnns Armstrong Mcliricic Cole Spencer J Robbins Nicholoy Anrlvrson Hnginfs CCnuchJ I'iow:irth Gruvmvoocl Iiult 1 YAWK +-l Dc-xlcr Ancls-rsun Lutz Wells ciVi?il'I2lLZl'l', Wright Kclsu Fnrnswm'I.h C-iff 1 . ....... -, , , A, ,,,,.,,,,,.+-l.i 4?-,,,,,,,,,-,, ,,,--,,.,- Nl ,ii V -1 Two Hundred 'lfwonly-five D Q Q ' Q Z7 ' Cl , O , QNONDAGAN , I Swimming WIMMING among the women at the University this year enjoyed its greatest popularity. Five hundred and eighteen students reported for lessons in aquatics, and of these three hundred and nine were successful in the final tests conducted by the department. There were classes for both beginners and advanced swimmers. These were conducted two nights each week in the tank room of the Archbold gymnasium where unusual opportunities were afforded. As a result of the active interest a number of women qualified for the World's Life Saving Alliance, membership in which indicates exceptional efficiency in swimming. Mrs. Florence Mattison had charge of the swimming. An innovation introduced was the start of water polo among the women and the various teams showed considerable proficiency in the sport. The list of the members who were awarded the Dolphin S, highest insignia which may be earned by Syracuse University women in swimming, and those who were elected to membership in the World's Life Saving Alliance are Margaret Anderson '20, Esther Baker '22, Margaret Buckheit '22, Nita Campbell '21, Abbie Harper '22, Ruth Halstead '22, Helen Harris '22, Esther Hagenbucher '20, Catherine Hayden, Clare LeRoy '22, Margaret McMahon '21, Leah Rogers, Marion Steincamp '22, Ruth Thomas, Marion Wells '21, Amelia Winters, Ruth Whipple '22, Margaret Wade '22, Elsie Watson '21, Barbara Watson, jean Flick '21, Marjorie Kirk, Ruth Buchman '23, Elizabeth Buchman '23, Mary McBride '23, Anita Stone '23, Baseball N spite of the great effort to organize baseball as one of the standard out-of-door sports for women of Syracuse University no success has yet been attained along these lines. An attempt was made to organize a team last fall and great enthusiasm was displayed as shown by the large number of women that signed up for the sport. However, due to the fact that a hockey team was just being formed, it was deemed advisable to ,-X give up baseball and organize only one sport at a time. Serious ngjp' M difficulty has also been experienced because of a lack of suitable ij grounds upon which to play inter-class games. F ' I ! 'ii Y e 1 1' 91 My 1921 L Two Hundred Twenty-six 'D Q 1 fx. - ,,,....-,,.A,,,,,,AhM 4, f Q V o GNOND G Q 0 0 Jlauckep Hockey is a new feature in VVomen's Athletics at Syracuse, and under the excellent coaching of Miss Maris is proving very popular. The Seniors and Juniors have organized class teams with Christine McKeon '20, and Antoinette Stone '21, as captains. The Sophomore and Freshman women will have organ- ized teams in the spring. , Human! Zltbletic Binner The Annual Athletic Dinner open to all members of the Women's Athletic Association was held May 1, 1919, with Alice Kenyon Watkins as toastmistress. The officers for the following year were installed. An innovation at the dinner was the awarding of a white Spalding sweater with an English S to Gladys McDonald, the most representative girl in athletics. Qirada The Annual Spring Meet was held in the Gymnasium on Women's Day, May 17, 1919. The Seniors won the meet, scoring thirty-five points. The juniors won twenty-three points and the Sophomores won twenty points. The Flying Mercury HS was awarded to Leolya Nelson '19, Adelaide Fowler '21, and Helen De Long '19, The class captains of track were elected as follows: ,IOSEPIIINE LOCKWOOD, '19 MARGARET SULLIVAN, '20 ADELAIDL: Fow1.nR, '21 OLRY DODGE, '22 Zluta Gian Ginn This cup which is usually awarded by the Iota Tau Society was not awarded last year owing to a change in the requirements for eligibility. It is given to the most efficient ,Sophomore woman, scholarship and athletic record being considered in determining the winner. Zllennis Three tennis tournaments, the Inter-living center, the the Inter-class and the Freshman, were started in the fall and will be completed this spring. A cup is awarded to the Fresh- man winner by Miss Sibley, and one to the Inter-living center by the Women's Athletic Association. The captains of the class teams are: SELAI-I NEWTON . . Senior RUTH LANDRY . . . Junior AMELIA WINTERS . . Sophomore IQATHRYN HUTT . . Ifreshfnan I .4135 D' 1 1921 Two Hundred Twenty-seven ,..... yum' U 0 tx Lf' ix .J gg wg ONGNDAGAN g O ..M,,..--..- -. Cole NVees Eaton M yr-rs . womens Rifle Ulieam ARLY in February the Women's Rifle Team was organized. A thorough organization was completed by Captain Mashbir and Sergeant Lindquist, of the Reserve Officer's Training Corps. After several cuts a squad of 50 co-eds was selected. Eighty girls originally tried out but were cut according to ability shown from averages taken while on the range. Surprisingly high scores were made by the co-eds and high hopes are being held by the mentors for its success. All positions of firing are being practiced. Every member of the team is required to know the nomenclature of the Regulation Army RiHe, and also to be able to clean and take the proper care of it. This is the first riHe club composed entirely of college women in the country, and has created a sensation throughout the collegiate world. QBfficers MILDRICD WEES, '21 .... . President CLARIBIQI, Cows, '21 HELEN MYIQRS, '22 . . , Secretary EMILY EATON, '23 . . . . Treasurer MARGARET HASKINS, '22 . . Vice-President t Two Hundred .Cwenty-eight . Publicity M 11-rmgcr :yi-5 X F J' C56 EJ' ...Ov J C.V. non-:van D Q K rw - -41, 5 . Q0 ONONDAGAN 0 '7 G Iannnrarp Qncieties In Order of their Establishment at Syracuse Phi Beta Kappa . . Tau Beta Pi . . Pi Delta Epsilon . . Alpha Omega Alpha Pi Lambda Theta . Alpha Xi Sigma . . Gamma Alpha Epsilon Janus ..... Lambda Tau Rho . Pihdu Epshon . Phi Kappa Phi . The justinians . Pi Delta Phi . 1896 1906 1909 1911 1912 1914 1914 1914 1915 1914 1916 1918 1918 1921 1 EF Ki 11 17.5 Two Hundred Thirty 1-Q--1. -. ,E .M ,,,7...l..L+, I F Q. ,W Q QNQNDAGMJJ E UPG 1BIJi Beta ikappa Established 1896 Honorary Senior Society jaztn Burk kappa flibapter Gfficers C. W. TOOKE . . .... President F. J. HOLZWARTH . . . Vice-President WM. R. P. DAVEY . . Recording Secretary Mrs. J. D. TAYLOR . . Corresponding Secretary C. H. CARTER . . ..... Treasurer 1919 Members GERTRUDE L. HALL BENJAMIN D. SHAPIRO MARION B. ROSTISER ELLEN A. CORSETTE CLARA A. BEACH, A.B. ELLEN M. SCOTT SAMUEL DEAN RUTH E. COULT MILDRED B. HUNTINGTON HILDA B. DEBRINE ESTHER F. NOVICK FLORA E. WEEKS HILDA MCC. HUNT ELIZABETH I-IOMET CHARLOTTE BENEDICT HELEN A. SCUTT HOWARD A. DOBELL THOMAS A. WILSON ISABELLE M. KNAPP ELLA M. PEAKE ELGIN L. ROBERTS STANLEY F. WARNER ETHEL M. HICKS HELEN A. DELONG EVA A. SPICER GLADYS M. ORSER ROY A. HORST INA M. MILLER MARION W. GERE LOUISE W. PEEKE CLIFFORD H. WISE LUTHER W. MENDENI-IAI.I., jr. HAZEL L. PETTET ANNA E. KING ANNABELLE CORSETTE 55235 A 1921 S 1 Two Hundred Thirty-one Q Q O' ONONDAGAN fl fC Uliau Beta 1Bi A lfounclecl at Lehigh University 1885 Honorary Engineering Society 31 Chapters Qninlun NVzlrrI-n I II M AHV 0050 I Hnvforrl Vnnsclow T4-rrv czgi-r i Rankin Koviwi' i Stl-wart jaetn fork Esta Qlbapter Established 1906 members in jfacultp ALBIQRT R. ACIIIQSON, BSC., Bling. . Prof. :J Mechanical Engineering CI-IARLIQS W. EASLIQY, A.B., BS., Ph.D. Prof. of Chemical Engineering WILLIAM P. GRAHAM, Ph.D. LOUIS MITCI-IILLL, B.S. CCFLJ JASON J. NASSAU, M.S. . WILLIAM E. NINDE, MAE. . jOI-IN A. NOR'rIIcO'r'I', M.A. LOCKWOOD N. STREI'l'l', A.B., WILLIAM E. TAYLOR, PILD. . . . Dean ofthe College :J A pfzlied Science , NLS. . Associate Prof. of Civil Engineering . . . Teaching Fellow in Mathematics . . Associate Prof. of Mechanical Engineering . . . Associate Prof. of A pplied Mathematics Eli. . Instructor in Mechanical Engineering . . . Prof. ly' Applied Mathematics RICII D. WnI'I'N1-zv, Ii.lci., MS. CIi.Ii.D .flssoriale Prof. of Electrical Engineering BI-:NJAMIN I. HAYFORD DONALD j. HCJOSI-I NEIL S. KOCII.1'ZR illilerithers TIIOMAS F. QUINLAN WII.l,IAM A. RANKIN ELON P. S'I'IQwAR'I' f x ,x:,i5 MAURICI: D. Low GIQRARIJ W. TERRY gl .3 1iUS'l'AV A. MIQZOIQR WALIIIQMAII VANSIQLOW -1 QPLIN A. WARRI-:N Ili - g ' 'gli' 'ZT..1...l, '1Il11-lfL.11Qf'. .flTf. '.lL'.1l.... A. f7lfQf...Q ff..lL.-g..IiIl..Q 'A ' ii , 4 My 1921 W li ' - , .1 , A 'l'wo 'Hl1I1l1I'6f1 Thirty-lzwo j Q X . L- 'Q Z7 D ONGNDAG O C D ilBi alta Qlipsilun lfounclecl at Syracuse University l909 Honorary journalistic I rz1t'ernity 14 C'l1a1pters ' Dalton Schmitt Taylor Mercer Meyers Dutton Zllpha Clihaptzr Admission to this Fraternity is granted to students who have had at least two years' experience on college publications, and who, in the opinion of the members, have clone work meritorious of membership. Gfficers BR,xv'roN I.. NIICYJCRS President Ml'2IRIC K. IJUTTON Vizrc-Presiirieul ANDREW H. MERCER . . . Secretary-Trcasurer members WILLLAM J. D,xL'1'oN MEIRIC K. DU'1 fON BR,xY'roN li.. MEYJCRS ALFRED J. SCHMITT ANDREW H. MERCDR ELIJAH J. TAYLOR N156 1921 Two Hundred Thirty-th1'ee 5 Q Q 0 ONONDAGAN Qlpba Q9mega Qlpba Founded at the College Of P. and S. at Chicago, 1902 mamma of 33am fork Active Chapters 23. Established 1911 WUPO 53555 Sveniurs GERALD C. COONEY MANLY B. ROOT J. FRED FAIGLE FRANK S. SLATER ROGER R. LOUGH EARLE R. TEMPLETON RALPH M. WATKINS Bluniurs JOHN E. HUTTON FRANK J. MONTROSE VIOLET R. MCCASLAND JAMES R. WILSON l ' !. again - , M I f 1921 N Two Hundred Thirty-four s 'Q 'tx -1--f --V--------,J , . D, 0 0 Y UNOND G O 4- A-Q V, D 1 Xu Jarvis Remington Van Rip:-r Garrett Lawrence Ballard Deming O21kl0Y. Goodman MaKuen Finney Hcimlick Cook VVHYSOH Hutchinson Hilton Carroll Decker Kruck ' iiamhha Theta Honorary Pedagogical Society Founded at Syracuse University in 1912 An organization of senior women whose average is over eighty-five per cent. for the first three years. The purpose of the society is to promote an educational and professional spirit among women in pedagogical fields. Elections are held twice a year and meetings once a month. Cllbapter SKUII University of Syracuse University of Pennsylvania University of Kansas University of Pittsburgh Universit f of Minnesota Universit of Washin fton 3 Y is University of Missouri members i:l,ORl'lNCl'1 Di-:CK1-zk, '20 RUT11 BAl.l,ARlJ, '20 CnR1sTIN1c MAKUTTLN, '20 IDORIS GARR1'1'l', '20 EsTn1-:R HII,'l'ON, '20 SADIIC Hl'IIMI.lCK, '20 EMILY KRUCK, '20 ANNA I-IUTCHINSON, '20 HIfILEN CARRor,r., '20 i':l,JCANOR Hmzov, '20 An1sLA1n1-1 CiOODMAN, '20 ARLINI-1 VAN RIPICR, '20 T I,oU1s1a PINNEY, '20 MAR1oN JARVIS, '20 J., W x X 1 , 4 HL IZDNA LAWRIQNCIQ, '20 MAXIQY CJAKLEY, '20 4-3 RUTH Cooxic, '20 .licsse RIQMINGTON, '20 ' - N JJ FRANCES D1cM1Nc, '20 IJOROTIIY WATSON, '20 If Q N'f M4K'-Q-:fi'f H'Q'1 WA'-iv'-Mwlf''ii 7 Yiii' Q,,QfY wi' 'AK ,' uf' 'TM i -- rg gy ! 1 i Two I-Iundred Thirty-live 3 Q Q , 4 U 0 G 1 ON CNDAG , O 1 0 Nicholson Voxlzzncr Jillson C0lllSlUCk TI'l1l' Znlor O'Nvi1 Pm-izzu' Pznrkvr xV1'1S1'llllL'l'1.l The ilustinians Honorary Law I rz1lcrnity lfounclccl at Syracuse Univcrsily 1913 1920 Members W1l,L1,xm C. lkxuxlclz H,xRo1.1n M. W1-zlslfzwmclu. Glaokmc Mokms lH'1-Lxzfxxe Hl'lN1iY H. Io,xR,xvm1cz 1921 lfkl-11m1':RIc'K lf. ,l11.1.soN G1-:R,x1,1m G. 'VRU1-: 1,0WI'II,I. S. NIcuo1,soN PAT A. QYNICII. C11ARL1-as H. COMSTOCK Glcolzcl-1 H. Zuou IJAN11-11. PUUZZNICR VVinncr of Scholarship Cup, 1910 WII.l.1fXN1 C. PARKIQIQ Winner of Scholarship Cup, 1920 . 1:Rl'ID1'ZRICK lf. jILI.soN FX, QU21111:lC2lt1Ol1S185w, or better in first half of Law Foursc. N 4- Award to Members-justinizm key. ' -ij Purpose-To promote high scholastic sumcling in Law School. llC W ,- .... -. M. - 1921 --.---.--m-. m---- x M. L Two I-Iundrccl Thirty-six Q X 'Q M 1700 ON ON DAGAN O D Qlpba Xt Sigma Honorary Forestry Society lfouncletl at Syrzwtlse 1914 Chapters 2 Ztlpba Ctllbaptzr The purpose ol this organization shall be to mark in at litting manner those who have conferred honor upon their Alma Mater hy at high degree of 5-scholarship as gI'Zl.ClllillCS or lll1ClCl'g'l'2lClLl21fCS, or hy their uttuinments as alumni, and to foster 21 spirit of liberal culture in QNZIIIIC of Collegej. QBffi:e1fs , Rolsiim' R. HO1'l'2, President . . Cflziqf lforcslcr N. H. PAUL, Vice-President . . . lS.S'0l,'idltZ l arc.v!cr MILTON R. HICK, Sec.-Treats. . Clziqf' of Records amd A c7cuu'11fl.s' iliflennhers A. C. t'1.1Ni-: gl. li. R. l3A1a'r1.1QY lf. B. lt1UI,l,l'IR bl. HALL M. R. HICK R. R. 1-Iowa Honorary Member li. A. IOIINSON ml. li. MEYER H. j. MARQUARDT N. H. PAUL H. R. SPELMAN K. A. SWIQNNING A. E. F. SCIIARD, Royal Forester of Sweden 7....V 1921 ilk I D. -D36 l Two I'fLlIll'll'6t'l Thirty-seven . I D N 1 Lf 1 1 ,-XX -4 71 I 'x ..-,......N Q Q N A :fa QW, CQ O O ONONDAG 1 0 Mort:-ns Hurtol I41lllll'UIl Boiu- Ilzmplc NVyzu1t Flnyrl V Brock Admins Ruynor Schoolcruft Smith XVOOQI Grccnnmn Pvrry Rotunno Storlrlurd Rikcrt. Gamma Qlpba psilun Honorary Agricultural Fraternity Founded at Syracuse University 1914 members in Jfacultp Dean FRANK W. H1JXX'I'I D. H. T. BROOKS Q9ffinerr5 EAR L15 SC11OOLcRAE'r, '20 .... . DE ALTON SMITH, '21 IEMERSON M. RAYNOR, '21 ..... ALTON H. ADAMS VVIQNDICLT, li. H AR'rE1. 1. EARLI-I SCIIOOLCRAFT VAN NESS L. BOICIC ANDREW W. LATIIROP IRVIN B. PERRY BENJAMIN -I. RIKERT DE ALTON SMITH 1920 Members I'IARRY P. WOOD 1921 GEORGE li. STUDDARD Pres-idenl Vice-President Secretary- Trca.surcr LOYAL D. GREENMAN RODER1' BROCK HOWARD C. HOOPLE FREDERICK J. WYANT IiTCNNIC'1'II B. FLOYD HENRY B. NIICRTENS EMTERSON M. RAYNOR NOREDO ROTUNNO I ,o ggi? in 'ff-i , ,Q Q47 1921 11133712 , .ji Two Humlred Thirty-cl1.:l1L N Q .XX 'Q l7'o ON ON DAG I D Mercer Bollinger W. Tollcy E. Tolloy Johnson Cuughlin O'DOnnull Culslcn Literary and Oratory Fraternity Founded at Cornell University in 1910 listulalisllccl at Syracuse University in 1.014 isunurarp members SIIERMAN I.. iiJ'1NNliDY HUCQII M. TILROI-1 CHARLES H. RICHARDSON 1919 Members WARREN COLSTICN 1920 PIOVVARD BIQICCII IJUANI-2 E. jOI-INSON H. ELLIOTT CIIAFEI-:I-1 DAVID S. MACINNIS GEORGE C. COUOIILIN CIIARLES S. McKAY JOHN L. GREGORY ANDREW H. MIERCER, jr. ROLAND H. SRAULDING 1921 CHARLES BOLLINGER EARL V. TOLLEY CI-IESTER W. NOTT JOHN W. WARREN 1922 B535 MONROIG B. O'DONNl'2LI, WILLIAM P. TOLLEY 1 1921 Two Hundred '1'l1irly-nine O Q I L.-. T ,-...-. . Q gypvil GN ON DAGAN iBi jliilu Epsilon Honorary Mathematical Fraternity Founded at Syracuse University in 1914 This Fraternity is an outgrowth of a Mathematical Club which originated at Syracuse University in November, 1903. It is incorporated as Pi Mu Epsilon, under the laws of New York State. A new chapter was installed in 1919 at Ohio State University. members in Jfacultp WARREN G. BULLARD, Ph.D. FLOYD F. DECKER, Ph.D. Dean W. P. GRAHAM Mrs. MAY N. HARWOOD JOHN J. HOPFIELD JOHN L. JONES, Ph.D. WILLIAM H. METZLER, Ph.D. LOUIS LINDSAY, Ph.D. EDWARD D. ROE, Jr., Ph.D.' RICH D. WI-IITNEY JASON J. NASSAU Mrs. MAY N. HARWOOD JOHN J. HOPEIELD . . ANNA M. HUTOHINSON, '20 . Gfficers . . . . . Director . . . Vice-Director . Secretary EDWARD B. HOUOHTALINO, '21 . . Treasurer MARION JARVIS, '20 . TITUS H. ANDREWS, '20 J. AUBREY BERRY, '21 FLOYD BROWN, '20 BERTHA A. CASTLE, '20 RUTH COOKE, '20 MARTHA COLLIN, '20 DAVID CONLIN, '20 MARION FRENCH, '21 LEDA GAST, '21 LUCY V. GRANT, '20 EDWARD B. HOUGHTALING, '21 ANNA M. HUTOHINSON, '20 . . . . . Librarian Members F. MARION JARVIS, '20 EDNA M. LAWRENCE, '20 WINIERED PARSONS, '21 MARION PRUDHON, '21 STERLINGHPUGH, '21 DONALD F. SEARS, '20 HOWARD A. SMITH, '20 ALBERT P. VANSELOW, '20 J. M. VOORHEES, '20 MARTHA W. WATT, '20 AGNES E. W1LcOx, '20 T. S. YANG, '20 1921 ndjvlf Two Hundred, Forty NSESNQEIJA vf Cf-, I -2 ....,. . . , '.-l'llL.'.':l.'Tlf '.-f.QQQll':fil.lT.llfl1iLgl. ,..f , ' f I - lictclnnn Garrett Oakley Rothwell Salisbury Bovce Ricknrds Larson liach-y-Rita Bullard M illhouse VVatSOn Sullivan N01-I Cnbven P2lifl'l'S0ll Cook L iiamhha Eau Rho Lambda Tau Rho is an honorary romance language society. The requirements for eligibility are a general average Of eighty per cent. and eighty-six per cent. in twelve hours of work in courses more advanced than French II or Spanish II. The emblem of this society iS a key. Ziannurarp anti jfacultp members I HENRI ANGER CHARLES W. CAEEEN IRENE C. GARRETT GENEVIEVE BERGIER GEORGE M. CARMODY GEORGE GETCHER PEDRO BAOII-Y-RITA LEWIS W. CRAWFORD HENRI C. NEEI. ARTHUR S. PATTERSON QBfficers Professor CHARLES W. CAIII-:EN . . . . President ALMA WALSH, '19 .... . Vice-President RUTH COOK, '20 ..... . Corresponding Secretary RUTH BALLARD, '19 . . . . Recording Secretary MARY OAKLEY, '20 . . . . . Treasurer Members RUTH I. BALLARD, '20 JOSEPIIINE KETCHUM, '20 MIRIAM E. RIGKARDS, '20 EVELYN BOVEE, '20 ELLA C. LARSON, '20 EUNICE SALISBURY, '20 RUTH D. COOK, '20 EDYTIIE LIVINGSTON, '20 DONALD F. SEARS, '20 ,N 'Nh GERALD B. FAIGLE, '20 GRACE MILI.HOUSE,.'20 FLORENCE K. SPRAKER, '20 i v DORIS GARRETT, '20 MAIQY E. OAKLEY, '20 MARGARE'fM.SULLIVAN,,20 Q-5 LUCY V. GRANT, '20 MARY O. RATIIWELL, '20 DOROTHY WATSON, '20 ELEANOR HEROY, '20 URSULA LITTLE, Graduate Student Qi-'ga CF?-S, WM , -1 w,,-,,,,,,, ,P ...--.GTT ' 192 l Je Two Humln-od For-ty-one D Q C3 ' A A U o G . 0 F ONOND GAN g . '-22.525 with fill iwnnu will Honorary Senior Society Founded at the University of Maine 1897 Established at Syracuse University 1916 Phi Kappa Phi is open to honor seniors of all departments in American Universities and Colleges. It is dedicated to the unity and democracy of education. Election of undergraduates is made after the mid-years in the senior year. Character, scholarship, general efficiency and service in the University are taken into consideration. Members in jfacultp Dr. FREDERICK FLAHERTY, M.D., F.A.C.S. ERNEST I. EDGCOMB, A.M. Professor JOHN W. STEPHEN, B.A., M.S.F. QBfficets Dean W. C. BRAY . . . , . President Dean W. P. GRAHAM . . . Vice-President Professor F. F. DECKER . . Secretary Dr. L. H. PENNINGTON ........ Treasurer - Chairman of Standing Committee an Membership Professor R. A. PORTER . we MX ! Q ' Sly 1921 N Two Hundred Fort y-two Qliullege of liberal Qrts D Q A Q R000 ONONDAGAN , iBhi Ranma il9bi Members Qbrahuate Snhuul CLARA A. BEACH, A.B. LEON j. TAYLOR, A.B. FLOYD E. BRIMMER, A.B. ELSIE G. WHITNEY, A.B. CHARLOTTE M. BENEDICT ANNABELLE CORSETTE ELLEN AGNES CORSETTE RUTH ELIZABETH COULT SAMUEL DEAN HELEN AMELIA DELONG MARIAN WORMUTH GERE MORRIS GNESIN ETHEL MARIAN HICKS ELIZABETH HOMET ROY ASHFORD HORST ANNA E. KING ' ISABELLE MARY ICNAPP LEWELLYN B. PARSONS LOUIS W. PEEKE HAZEL LETA PETTIT MARIAN B. ROZTISER ELLEN MERCIER SCOTT BENJAMIN D. SHEPIN RACHEL SUMNER MARJORIIE H. TIIORPE CORNELIA A. TYLER STANLEY F. WARNER MARION T. WELLS THOMAS A. WILSON CLIFFORD H. WISE llfullege uf fllllehleine V RICHARD CLARK HARRY H. MILKOWITZ WARREN D. JENNINGS MACK WILSEY TERRY Qtnllege uf Qlpplieh Science LEROY BARTON Fox EARL S. KECHER J. RUSSELL GUARD NIEL S. KICCHER Teachers College MARGARET DOBSON GRACE M. WIIQRMAN Qllullege uf Qgriculture LEON J. TREADWELL College uf :lfurestrp SOLON J. HYDE JOS1-:PI-I YENCES Ziihrarp Scbunl DOROTHY A. GRAY EVELYN F. M. SEYMOR GRACE LYMAN Srrbuul of Qbvaturp VILLA WHITE HUGITES I 0 3155 1921 Two Hundred 'IFOrly-lln'ce ' ' l,1.Q Llfggff 'W TIZT4, lfl . ' g.'.Tf Z9 I ONGNDAG 19 O rgw , , - ,, ,4 fA ' 'ff gig Y.. Ili O v XR-KX' i Kimlu-r Nym- Rzulwny Img-rs: ll 5-Illilll Dmmlfl fxtllllllillll Ali-xauuie-r lim-nrlrii-law Morris lfnrmk Rvyllnhls Riu' Cimsi-ll I I I SBI alta IBDI HOnOrzII'y Oratory Society Founclccl at Syracuse University 1918 QBfficers MARGARIQT AI,IcxANm1:R . . President MARGAR1411' WARNIILR . . V 'ice-ljresirierzil FRANC1-Ls HI-:NDRICRS . Secretary MAY COMPTON . . Treasurer fllilemhers MARGARIQT ALI-:XANIJI-:R I.OUIs1-: MORRIS GIINI-:v1EvIs COOK MILDRIQO Nvif: MIXY COMPTON ESTIIICR PICKWICK BETIIAMY IJONALD DORIS RIIYNOLDS MINA GOOSICN E'I'III:I. RICII FRANCES H1-LNDRICKS MARY RADWAY IRMA INGIQRSOLI, KA'I'III.I-:EN SMITII A HAZ14II, IQIMISJCR MARGAR1-:'1' WIXRNICIQ D 5 OX Q Q , If X I ILMILY LAMB h'1'II1zL WILLIAMS 'fgjf I LMI I1 QJ lliilf. Q- 11 f WW M- . U ,-LW,,,,-,.....g,LQlQQffl,W ...4.Q.4ll.Q..4...-- V l.-.V v- - V i-1 YN. - , Q 4 1921 I fe A A gr Wy A---Y -AAL PYHY FR Y-an-'WY 'W A , ,-vTfji:T-A.-- - ,.. ...- Y - O Humlrorl l4'm'ly-fom' , W.. MM ...,i, o Q ' 0 Q0 ONONDAGAN U C' Glass Sncieties In Order of their Establishment at Syracuse Senior Saucieties Phi Kappa Alpha ...... . 1891 ' ' Eta Pi Upsilon . . 1898 Tau Theta Upsilon . . . . 1904 ' Iota Omega Omicron Kappa . . 1904 Devil's Own ..... . 1909 Delta Theta Upsilon . .... . 1917 Junior Sucieties Corpse and Coffin ....... . 1889 Double Seven . . 1902 Monx Head . . 1902 fxp 5:36 91921 .L 4 1 Two Hundred Forty-flve N O ONONDAGAN DQQ E Condvrman Brown Mercer Mackenzie Alexander Johnson Chappell Mitchell iBbi ikappa Qlpba Senior Class Society Founclccl at Syracuse University 1891 I Qbfficers CHARLES A. CIIAPPELI ,.... . President G. EDWIN BROWN . . . Vice-President LIOSEPII CONDERMAN . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer Members 'JOSEPH ALEXANDER HERMAN C. JOHNSON G. EDWIN BROWN EDWARD H. MACKENZIE, Jr CHARLES A. CIIAPPELL ANDREW C. MERCER josEPI-I CONDERMAN W. GRANT MITCHELL 'X A X., c ffl? ' Ili -W 71? 1921 M , - A 'Fwn llll ndrc-d Furl y-5-iix 41 Q Q ----'-1'--f-If--'-M - - A , p In -X5 XIEI ON ON DAG M7 I A diff Rickurcls Hilton Ilullopctcr Locklmrt Millhousc MvCurLluy llmumul Hzmkc Curl:-lon J1lllliDSOI'l Briggs Panka- Gruvm McNair '1'IumupsmI Supvrko NVili-y ta i Ulipsilnn Senior Class Society ifouncled at Syracuse University 1898 Surures in Qklnihersitate MARION L. BRIGGS FREDICRICA CARL1-:'1'ON CQENEVIEVE COOK CORA CERICEN EIJITII HAAKE ESTIIER HII,'l'ON ALINE I'i0LL0l'IC'l'1SR CIIARLO'l l'lC I-IUMMELI. MARION XNILICY MARION JAMIESON FLORENCE LOCKIIART i':LIZAIiE'1'Il MCCARTHV JULIA MCNAIR GRACE MILLIiOUSE MIRIAM Ii. RICKARDS FRI-:OA SUPERKO if'i'IIICL THOMPSON A I , .. , . ,,,,,,A, Y-, ,.-. 15519 Q Q37 X Two Hundred Forty-seven nail I, L , 0 n Di is Q P 0N6NDAGA15Iffifii-Riff ,XR ffl 'z ' 'sn Nichols 1N'1:u:Plu-rsmm IIOODIO Mcliuy XV I Ixtlu ll 001 Hlnkvly Glam Gibeta Tklpsilnn Senior Class Society Founclcd ut Syracuse University 1904 BRYCR D. BLAK1cL1f:Y HARRY P. WOOD . BRYCE D. BLAKELI-:Y HOWARD C. HOOPI.E CHARLES F. MCICAY PAUL Ii. MOP1ucRsON QBfficers members President Secretary- Treasurer EDWIN J. NELSON LEONARD E. NICHOLS A. HOI.I,Y PATTERSON HARRY P. WOOD 'PWO H lllN1I'0l'i Iforl y-Oig'h l. 1921 3:36 KAFQ RQ 7 -qi -'W -- -'Y -'W-T1 iw'-Th V dl' rv-Aww?-vqkl'--'T -'v'T '4 1'-474--' Q Tins' +7 p ON GNDAGAN 1 zr Lough Marsden '1'mnpIL-lon NVulsh Slater Giordano Ilurrlun Ziuta QBmega QBm1nrnn kappa Senior Medical Class Society lfounclecl at Syracuse University 1904 Members in jfacultp -Io1Q1N F. BURIJI-:N CQEORGJC A. MARSDJQN ALFRED S. G1oR1mNo FRANK I.. SLATER ROGIC-R LoUGii EARL T. 'I'I'1MPL1'1'l'0N 'l'uoMAs li. WALSH Qbffiners ALFRICD S. GioRn.xNo .... . l'rcsidc11l JOHN lf. BURDICN ...... . Sewwlary-7'rcasm'cr HIBUIBBFS W. D. AYER, '10 W..I.MCTN1Q1lNY, '12 C. O. BARNEY, '10 W. J. MA1IoN1-:Y, '12 W. A. BUECIILER, '06 O. W. H. M1'rCu1-:1.1., '08 R. BURNS, '07 13.0. MURPHY, '11 D. BROUGIIMAN, '14 R. Moonia, '12 M. CAIN, '09 C. MCIELWAIN, '18 Cims. DEMONG, '06 C. F. Po'r'r1-:R, '10 L. IJENIELLO, '16 H. B. PRITCIIARD, '04 M. DYER, '06 C. H. RANSOM, '14 . I.. E1-IEGARTNIQR, '18 C. F. RRID1-:r.I., '15 H. L. GII.MORlC, '12 Ii. C. K1f:IFINs'1'mN, '04 I.. A. GOULD, '04 G. M. RICTAN, '12' R. H. PIUTCIIINGS, jr., '19 C. I.. Senrossi-:R, '14 - H. KALI.1E'F'l', '12 C. W. SM1'1'1I, '05 A Q, 'EQ A. T. LAWLESS, '12 A. G. SNVIFT, '02 B430 , Q G. P. LYNCH, '04 H. G. WI-:1sKo'1 1'1cN, '09 4 A'-im y T. F. LAURIIC, '08 G. I.. WRIGHT, '11 ' 0 ' R. J. MCGUIRE, '12 I.. A. WEINHEMMER, '10 7' 'i ' . ' ... ' TB'-'fu 1'fjf Y,,,: Llflf' 4. -- 'A' -'YM'-1' Q-T' '--mll M 'L' 'A -V-N' ' ef 1921 Two llumlrcil Forty-nin E Q Q ONGNDAGAN S U ' E I , I Emil 5 QBtnn. Senior Law Class Society Founded at Syracuse University 1909 members G. EDWIN BROWN DONALD MACKENZIE JOHN C. DooLEv EDWARD H. MACKENZIE, Jr. DONALD P. GORMAN CHARLES F. MCKAY CHARLES W. GREEN JOHN C. RAETER JOHN A. HEALD Louis W. SCHAEFER CLARENCE E. I-IUNTLEY JOHN H. SHETRON u nij-I7 vzufq J 7 'i affir m , RY If 1921 N Two Hundred Fifty 'Q ik 'Q 4 U D O ON ON DAG O D Schmitt Swcnning' Turnbull Maxine Bcilull Kingsley Frank Delta Theta Uklpsilun Senior Forestry Class Society Founclccl ut Syracuse University 1017 CARROLL E. KINC1ST,l'IY REUBEN B. MAINIC VVALTER R. BEDELL BERNARD K. FRANK CARROLL E. IQINGSLICY HENRY J. MARQUARD1' Qbfficers fjlllemhers GEORGE C. CIQURNBULL Prcsfdclll Scc1'0tary-Treasurer REUDEN B. MAINIE AT.FRED J. SCHMIDT EDWARD J. STREATOR ICARL A. SWENNING I ff 1921 Two llundrcd Fifty-one Q ' 'Q ' ' ' AN A+' 7 f' Q O ONONDAG D , Day Young Dalton Hunt Flock Hurst IR-rrin liuckluy Rzunmi Cops-luml Qturpse anh fllnffm junior Class Society ' Founded at Syracuse University 1889 Q9fficevs IQENNETII P. BUOKLIQY . . . . President ROUIQRI' P. COPICLAND . . .S'ccremr,v IRVIN Ii. HUNT . .... . 7'rca.run:r Members KIQNNETII P. BUCKLICY IRVIN E. HUNT ROBERT P. COPICLAND WALTIQR PERRIN WILLIAM J. DALTON AUGUST W. RAMMI RALPH K. DAY JOHN W. SALIN JESSE W. FLECK EARL V. 'FOLLICY ALFRED D. HURST BLAIR J. W0liMl'IR WILLIAM YOUNG, jr. A F:-'SI I -13 T - 3 rc I Q fn- -- A- A'AA . . . 4- 1921 I lf ' 4 A Y a I 1 Two Hunnlrcml lfifiy-two i :H QQ Qin -4 ,U QQ. . . 4 ll' .Q.,'lI..LlI1 Y 7 :2if.:' 'Y 'DY' A 'lIL4 ' 'Im l11,..,L,.. ,,,Q7,..f , - DQ ' ' 'AMW 7,-w J' 51 im ONOND G R. O C-'iw ' '-Rai' ' ' A L 'Lil'L4ilQl.Q 41, ...Q,i1f..f 0 W Km-rnig Dutton Comms Dixon Mansfield lmskzlllip Mills-r NVilsOn lirauiclow Contvrlnun Mallmfulclt lfrulmisln-r Hooks-r XVigI1L Dc-issr-mill nuhle Qehen Junior Class Society Founded at Syracuse University 1902 Qbfficets D. EVERETT HOOKER . . . . . l,I'C.YiI1ilI7Lf RALPII FRODISHER . Vice-President IJAVID MALMIIELDI' .... Secretary-Treasurer I Members HAROLD BRANDOW WILLIAM KOERNIG DONALD H. CONTERMAN ALVIN P. LOSKAMP LESLIE H. COONS DAVID MALMEELDT SIDNEY F. DIXON ,IULIAN B. MANSEIELD MEIRIC K. IDUTTON A. LICROY MILI.ER RALPH FROBISHER VAN DREW WIGHT D. EVERETT HOOKER GORDON T. WILSON i . 1 , N , Milf I I.- jing 15:17 2.13 lf,-:P , Q - ' I I I IAILA OII-, Iyssss I rg OLOA, . gf K 'D''g',....,Q:l'lI11,'ff'f'ifl.'1, f.I'l.f.1l Q. ' ' . .. . l.IgL..'.l,1f1Q4' .'..ff4..' ',.D.L . . . ,mi --, ' A 9 imlissf --1 1 -vw., ---f---'-- W- -4-- -WA A' 3':1T-t:ljg11gL,1', i. Iii, qi A ' L L'-X ,Im ffl- 3 Two Hundred Fifty-three nj Q QV T'W T EG'MTif: QU 6 Q, O 5 ONONDAG J T Frusvr Busch Decker Souclvr l'IL i y hgixiiii-liilms Algi:ii'll'I1OI1S Peck Szlviillitklrkvr FJ J uma law Junior Class Society Foumlerl at Syracuse University 1902 wfficers GEORGE ALLEN . . . l'rcsia7cnt JOIIN J. MGWILLIAMS Secretary VVILLIS S. PECK . Treasurer fllllennbers GEORGE ALLEN JOHN J. MGWILLIAMS MILTON BENNI'I'l I' BRAYTON I.. MEYERS GEORGE BUSCII CEICORGIC W. PARKER OLIN G. IDIECKER WILLIS S. PECK ROUIERT J. IDIXON EMICRSON RAYNOR 5: J. MACGREGOR FRASER VINCENT SAVIDGIE Q, ALFRED LOVE JOIIN SIMMONS JE' J 5 -- DONALD MIXWIIINNEY LEWIS SOUDER - 5 . --.- --EMEY ...- Two I-lumlrcd Fifty-l'Oux' 1921 . Rl T ' ff 4 W K 1 -Vvnnflr Q' ku. ,, ' ,nf L... A0 Q Q i -Tw'-wi-V-Z 'WW V-MF - rv Tit V--Tljf' Q17 ' o x , -'Xxx :IH S '-'W la 7 vi ON ON DAGAN o - W 0 Ai,ur:n'r V. Ifmun, '20 HARRY W. Pmmm. '21 President Manager EUHIJS Iiaeah OAR'S HEAD was organized in 1905 with the purpose of promoting the dramatic interests of Syracuse University by arousing and keeping alive an active interest in the drama and by presenting a play each year. Since its founding the Society has kept to its original purpose. This year has perhaps been one of the most successful ones that Boar's Head has ever known. The play presented was Young America by Frederick Ballard. The society was very fortunate in having Mr. Lewis Parmenter coach the play. There was more enthusiasm and interest than ever before. The Weiting Theatre, where the play was given, was crowded and the audience was most responsive. The plot of Young America centers around Art Simpson, an orphan, and his beloved dog, Blix, The play contains a great deal of pathos but, withal, a gentle humor. From the proceeds of the play the Society has been able to buy all the scenery at the Grand Theatre. This will be preserved for future years and future plays. I 1 T 1921 ' tt T T- --ml K 7 L v , - ,M QL Q ri Two I'II.1lldl'0Cl Fifty-SIX l DKJXKTXWQ Q C K Y '-M K Yilillimw fflfl'Y'7-9--'lil 'W- ii- 4 x ' 'T' ' -..1- L... ' . L,4A.'.'.T'1 7 ' fi? p await Compton Iirodvr Lamb Tolluy Stcvs-ns Rotlusvhilcl Trimble Sault NVoIlcubcrg Hull lilunclmrd l.0Gros Pollwmus Lowry Morris Lxulghliu Ivlcllomxlrl Guild NVcstcott Colstc-n Aluxznmlvr Clark Moss XVaxllvrs Burnurcl 0'Donn0ll Hill'Dl'l' Cook Gilluspiu Mau: Pre-ml Ayrzullt Roos Qliast nf 'iiuung Qmerican Jack Doray . Edith Doray . Mrs. McGuire Art Simpson . J im Renter Benny King . Billy Coombs . Theresa M eGnire . . Patsy McGuire . . Tommy Wright . . Romney Burgess . . Fanny King . . . Marjorie Timmins The Dog . . . . Nels Larsen . Court Ojicer . The Clerk . . Isaac Slaoinsky . . Washington White Mrs. White . . . GEORGE G. C'0Uo11LIN NIARGARIVI' ALEXANDER FRANK R. Wl'1S'1'CO'l l' LUCIEN VFRIMBLIC 'I'11EODoRE F. HALL ARTHUR D. BRICNNAN TRAVERS J. LEGRos AREY HARl'14lR ANNE Roos LAWRENCE AYRAULT MONROE B. O,IJONNlGLl. ANNE L. WOLLENEURG DOROTHY Roos BLIX EARL SCUTT K. PALMER LAUGHLIN IQUSSEL SPIERS LEONARD IQOTHSCI-IIL13 DONALD BARNARD JEANETTE WALTERS ...N giixl- Judge Palmer I. ROBERT BRODER H4339 Nutty Beemer ELIZABETH C. GrILLIr1SPIF gig? LEE- -v Pinto . . . just PINTO .--, TWU C A 192 C . 'T'4f.'T'fTTfT.'f.llllzifllill f'I.'lfZfffIi 'Lff..i'fI'1f. l li Q C ...Y , f- 1 Two I-Iundrcd 'l1'i I'ly-1-wvvll MARGARET ALEXANDER D Q I rw I Q ONONDAG ' A U 0 0 0 -..1.,.. 0 Gfficers ALBERT V. FLOUD ..,.. . President MARGARET ALEXANDER . . Vice-President FRANCES HURD CLARK . . Secretary LEON SHEINHOUSE . . Treasurer HARRY PARKER . . Manager KING J. MOSS . . Assistant Manager DONALD BATE . Advertising Manager iiaonnrarp Members Dr. HORACE A. EATON Dean JEAN MARIE RICHARDS Dr. CHARLES H. CARTER Miss KATHERINE SIBLEY Prof. HUGH M. TILROE Miss EDITH PARSON Mr. FRANK MARTIN Qctihe Members PAUL MCPHERSON WILLIAM BRAY GENEVIEVE COOK GEORGE COUGHLIN DONALD GORMAN FRANCES HENDRICKS HAZEL KIMBER CHARLES MCKAY LOUISE MORRIS MONROE O'DONNEI,I. DOROTHY Roos ROBERT SLOCUM WILLIAM TOLLEY LAWRENCE AYRAULT FRANCES H. CLARK JANET COOK BETHAMY DONALD L. V. A. GUILD JOHN HOWE EMILY LAMB LUCIEN TRIMBLE ROBERT BRODER K. P. LAUGIILIN WILLIAM C. SPENCER ABBEY HARPER ARTHUR BRENNAN RUSSELL SPEARS DONALD BARNARD KING J. Moss HARRY PARKER AUGUST RAMMI LEON SHEINHOUSE JEANNETTE WALTERS FRANK WESTCOTT DONALD BATE WARREN COLSTEN MARY COMPTON ALBERT FLOUD THEODORE HALL CLARENCE HUNTLEY THOMAS LOWRY J. HAROLD MARTIN CHESTER NOTT WALTER PARRIN RICHARD SNOOK . KATHERINE STEPHENS BARBARA WATSON iBIehges ELIZABETH GILLESPIE HENRY MARTIN FERN WEAVER TRAVERS LEGROS EARL SCUTT BRAYTON MEYERS ANNA WOLLENBERG ELIZABETH BLANCHARD H535 Two Hundred Fifty-eight F SCENES FROM 'YOUNG AHMERIEH X x .1 ONQZXDAQAZNQ.. -ts f 1 sf Q -f K elf.:-e.fes.:----- gp' 1- at . it iw K., IJos,u.n P. Golusmx '20 i:A,,,,,-,MM Wm,,.,N,, '21 Prcsirlcnt Uiamhuurinz anh Eames AMBOURINE and Bones has long occupied a position as one of the leading musical and dramatic societies of the College world. Year after year, relieving the regular routine of educational pursuits with its brief respite of gaiety and laughter. T 81 B has won for itself a warm place in the hearts of the faculty, students, and friends of Syracuse University. This has been accomplished not alone by the pleasure evolved from its productions, but by I the training and opportunity afforded many a young Syracusan to develop self-reliance and other entertaining qualifications inseparably linked with the correct association of song, verse, and laughter, as fostered and developed by Tambourine and Bones. Take a Tip, produced in the Spring of 1919, under the handicap of post- war conditions, more than exceeded the anticipation of its producers. The show, written and coached by undergraduate talent, reflected great credit upon its authors, Sylvan Baruch, Dewey Blish, and Miss Millicent Cowee, whose musical numbers were the real hits of the play. This year the Society is to be especially congratulated in having secured Say Uncle, a play written by Ralph Murphy '16, and music written by Pro- fessor Harry Vibbard. Both need no introduction to Syracusans. Ralph Murphy predicts this as his best show. Many old T SL B stars will again be available this year. Among them are Eddie Brown and Mike Donahueo f Green All Over fame. Ted Hall, Randolph Burnham, and Monroe O'Donnell will also feature this year's production, as they did in Take a Tip last year. ,X Say Uncle is a three-act musical comedy and will be shown two nights .3315 5 at the Wieting or Empire theatre durin the last week in A ril. FEI +-- g Donifrn P GORMAN '20 B ' - . ' uc-3.-Z President. Y i , Y -HJQ, WW ,gm . . i.,,s,,,., -.-Y. A. ' -- 0 Q PM 1Qa,----.s...sL1Ds1Yii2 'Pwo T-luudred Sixty I I 1 r L .O .'IsII1llIll?SOII App Fulllltrylllznrm Dunolluu XVilsOn lfivuz Lllllllllllll Prm-rl O'Dnnm-ll Svlnvnrz Scutt Gvingsbcrg ANIIlXVIlilH11'5' Blyth l lfrusw-1' Gurnmn XVUFIIIPI' Parks-r Conrzul Ijl'lS!il'l'Ilf1l Wnskowllz Ms-rt:-ns lllumn Cuntvr Qbffmners DONALD P. GORMAN, '20 . . . BLAIR J. WORMIQR, '22 . fQICORG1'2 W. PARKER, '21 W. CQRANT MI'l'CIIlET.I., '20 . FAIRFIELD WIII'l'lNG, '21 . . j. MACGREGOR FRASIQR, '21 . JOHN W. I.AwsIIE, '21 . WII.I,IAM j. IDALTON, '21 . SAUL P. WAsKOwI'I'z, '21 DI2vvIcx'EI.ISII,'21 . . . . Zlhbisurp Baath RALPII MURPIIY, '16 President Vfice-Presifieul Sccrelary Treasurer Marwfger .fl ssvislant M amlgcr Stage M armgcr .fl zbuerlisirzg M armgw' Publicity Mamzger 11lusiz'al Director PIARRY BROWN, '16 A h WILLIAM MANGIN, '18 HAROLD 1.1-zwls, '16 . . . . . .H RQ . . X k YW VV A-4--W ---f--'V Hi A ' v ' 1 F ---- PAV- f f 'AA-in ' 4 ' ' ,,,, ' ' T :t.i'7,1g,': : Two Hundred Sixty-ono DQQ' ' . . 0 ONONDAGAN A. H. ADAMS M. P. AVERY T. N. BENNETT P. BERNSTEIN J. BROWN R. T. BERNHAM C. A. CHAPPELL R. J. CONRAD G. COUGHLIN W. J. COUNTRYMAN T. B. DILL M. E. DILLON T. DONOGHUE D. ELISH P. J. FAY A. E. FIVAZ J. J. GATELY W. B. GEORGE H . GINSBERG L. GORDON T. HALL R. E. HAMES R. C. JENKINS J. KAHN C. F. KELLY J. J. KESSELL W. S. KOERNIG K. P. LAUGHLIN Zinitiates B. J. WOERMER Qliast of 'Wake a J. Hamilton Willoughby Henry Stall . . . Carleton Shannon . Weerns, the Butler . Mrs. Willoughby . Helen Willoughby . William Hunter . Ruth Durand . . Beansworth Moore Harvey Winthrop . Jack o' Lantern . K Sascha Arnati . . 33 Low an Attendant . F. J. LAWLOR J. W. LAWSHEE J. J. LEONARD R. P. LEUBE M. J. LIBERMAN J. M. LOETUS J. H. LUCIER J. M. MACCREA D. MAWHINNEY L. E. MEYERS W. G. MITCHELL M. O'DONNELL H. R. PALMER G. W. PARKER W. S. PECK E. M. RAYNOR E. C. SCUTT L. SHAFER S. SHANZER V. T. SMITH E. V. TOLLEY W. P. TOLLEY M. WALKENBERG E. F. WALSH S. P. WASKOWITZ H. J. WEIR R. E. WELCH G. T. WILSON ' 77 Gimp GEORGE COUGHLIN LOUIS SCHAEFFER K. P. LAUGHLIN JAMES MCREA WILLIAM TOLLEY MONROE O'DONNELL RANDOLPH L. BURNIIAM L. V. A. GUILD GEORGE KENYON THOMAS DONOHUE THEODORE HALL S. L. SCHANZER JOIIN LEONARD M1921 l BCS-I5 Two Hundred Sixty-two D Q ' Q3 ' ' 4. C Y-YVff -Av f W- . -- 'A ' ff.l ' .L 4l7'fI.T. .T1f. ' .Iffl N f Y-!L T'f7 ' f . . .Q M21 fp f . Syracuse Tltlnitlersitp Ciijurus .fljfilifatcd with The Syracuse Music Festival Professor Howfxan W. LYMAN, Conductor ' Hli activities of the University Chorus represent the Department of Choral Music in the College of Liberal Arts, of which Professor Howard Lyman is Director. All students and faculty are eligible for membership, upon acceptance by the Director, and credit is allowed in the College of Liberal Arts. This organization, having become the Festival Chorus, appearing at the May concerts of the Central New York Music Festival, to beheld this season on May 10, ll and 12 tiive concerts, three evenings and two afternoonsj in the new, elaborate Keith Theatre, is now the largest choral body in this section of the state. ln addition to the leading voices of the University, soloists and singers of experiencein the city are also admitted to the Chorus. The rehearsal accompanist for the present season is George MacNabb, of the Class of 1921, College of Fine Arts, a prominent pianist and organist of Syracuse. llow.x im W. I,vM.sN Director lnstead of two or three annual concerts, as formerly, the weekly rehearsals are now concentrated upon preparation for appearance at the three evening performances of the May Music Festival. The Chorus, under direction of Professor Lyman, will be accompanied at the Festival concerts by the famous Chicago Symphony Orchestra. The Chicago Orchestra will also be heard at all concerts under its eminent conductor, Frederick Stock, in rare orchestral numbers, and in addition, artists of world repute will feature every concert. The Music Festival is the gala social and musical event of the year for Syracuse and vicinity, and the University has a large share of interest and par- ticipation in this important occasion. Professor Howard l.yman,of the Choral Departmentof the College of Liberal Arts, and theiVocal Department of the College of Fine Arts, is completing his eighth year in Syracuse as conductor of the University Chorus, and seven years as musical director at the First Baptist Church. He was associate conductor at the last Music Festival in 1916, afhliating the University Chorus and the Festival Chorus, and this year became conductor of the combined Music Festival Chorus of 300 voices. mglflil C5155-Cl iii .1Q211tallE jbj Two Hundred Sixty-three Q f W-- .. ,, . ,. . -..,-...,.,,, D . .S . QN0NDAGAN.g.go .. . S Ciba 5HiIen's Glas Ctlluh 1919 Professor CHARLES li. BURNIIAM, Director l l Professor fllAIiLl'lN E. BIIRNIIAM Director M. R. BRl'IWS'l'lCR C. R. IRYAN li. V. TOLLEY W. C. SPENCER C. E. VAN ORDICN li. A. RYAN W. B. MYI.CIIRI'II'2S'l' N . M. BARNES li. joIINSoN K. P. LAUGIILIN R. HE Men'S Glee Club of Syracuse University consists of forty Selected mule voices. It is directed by Professor Charles E. Burnhzmn, who for twelve years successfully Conducted the well-known Glee Clubs of Princeton University. The purpose of the club is to give those who are interested 21 Splenclicl opportunity to gain Z1 vocal training uncler Such 21 man as Professor Burn ham. The club will give one or two concerts here this spring, and plans are being made to enter the Intercollegiate Glee Club Contest, which is helcl every yezn' nt C'z1rnegie Hall, New York fity. W. B. MII.CII1ZlCl'IS'l' P. H. HATCH . 'I'. A. WILSON . A. H. MERCER Prof. C. E. BURNIIAM . members :lfirst Tenure T. BURNIIAM M. B. O,.DONNICLI. R . GIIIRADELLA Svecunh Qienors V. L. SMITH W. P. TOLLEY C. E. WILLEY Jfirst Basses -I. A. BERRY P. D. S'rANr.EY bl. A. CAREY H. I.. UPPERMAN Snennnh Basses Gfficers President Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer Manager Conductor J. S. SCIIOONMAKICR R. E. GARDNER 1 C.. A. RICII P. L. MCELRoY P. H. HATCH 1 ID. Cf. CURTIS R. G. WEIGEI. R . E. I'IOLZWAR'I'll If. A. ROBICRTS S. B. Puon If li. COURSEN T. A. WILSON A. B. SCI-IoI.I. R. F. BRII roN W. R. IRICII ,-. S. F. JOOR, jr. H. L. BURGER lf. M. Down ij-- H. A. MARTIN B. I.. FISHER O Qccompanists A-'I A RUSSELL HANCKJCTK MIT.l-IS J. SHERMAN SCIIOONMAKER E Q' .FX Q 3Q' 'T ..'.. . ....' 1 .:,i.::.g.1i-iji'. f'lT4 ', . g.-., .L '..' Li. ...' P 54, L ,, ,YQ'f,TQ1If1Z.f,T:fT'f --wi..4--E E- ..... ,-::::..,--,i. . .... SJW--.T.-J -ig - -f-f----A 'Pwo Hundred Sixty-foul' -jmls' 'QT' A ' 'K' T ' 'll' YA' 3 i 'Q1T Y 'A li1IXI 71 Ag 'Q' W' ..-Q.'... .,.,L ....Lfg.Lq' ' f -. ,gv K ix O dw C K ON ON DAG D , I Cnrdner, Rieh, Brewster, Ilolzwnrlb, Weigel. Curtis, Laughlin, Stanley, Casey, Barnes, Rich, Conrsvn Miles., Q Donnell, belioonxnnker, Mclflroy, C. R. Rynn, E. A. Ryan, Spencer, Vnn Orden, Roberts, Prof. linrnlunn, Smith, Umrcrnianil, Berry, johnson, Mnrtin, Pugh, jour. Iiurnhuni,W1llc-y, Tolley, Ghirndellu, Huteli, Mylcllrm-ost, lvlvrevr, VVilson, Burger, Dowd, Scholl, Britton 7 i ITUQYHIU At Crouse College, Tliursdziy evening, April 22, 1920 1. Soldiers' Chorus Clfziustj ..... . Gounod Glue Club 2. Piano Duet- Peter SCi111lOiiH ...... Weber Mi-:ssRs. MI1.1iS and SCIIOONMAKICR 3. Reacliligi---f- Jcan Desprezn ........ Service MR. MONRO1'I O'DoNNi-11.1. 4. Cal Wee1D you no niore, sud fountains . . . Iicrwold Cbb My Lady Chloe ...... C-Lcighter Glee Club 5. College Medley ............. Arranged Glee Club Quartet-MESSRS. BURNJIAM, HrX'1'CI1, CAREY, BRl'l l'0N 6. 'lab In an Oval i:l'2l1TlCH ....... . . . Radfif Tcloak Cbl Bird as Prophet . . S. Auer CCD Uncle Rus-1tus ....... Cecil Burleiglz Miss CiRAC.l'2 WI'IIT15 7. Swing Along ....... . W. M. Cook Glee Club 8. Pro and Con ......... Powers -X MR. CYIJONNELL ,Aja eg 9, The Grasshopper C'I1l'2lglCZliCiIl1tZItZlD ...... . Randolph YEXQZIR' Q35 MESSRS. BURNHAM, HA'1'CI1, CAREY, BRLTTON 10. Alma Mater i 'maj v :UU Glee Club CJ: -K x'Sg ?'-1ilT..l .,'-''fll.Tl:'.fl1 .,T. rf. diff' 'wxlflfl' '-iff. 'L,---QQ.:, 7 .. Two Hundred Sixty-live DQ'-Q C 77 Z7Po X r 1 -H .hcl , , .l...,.-, .-B O ON ONDAG W D 05132 womens 49122 lub l HE Women's Glee Club of Syracuse University is one of the most Hourish- ing organizations in college. Under the guidance of Professor Brewster, who has this year been appointed head of the Vocal Department of the College of Fine Arts, the society has grown until it consists of approximately a hundred members. VVhen Professor Brewster undertook the guardian- ship of the club in compliance with repeated requests, it certainly was in a deplorable condition. just how well Professor Brewster has succeeded in what she set out to do may be judged by the fact that this is the sixth year of her sponsorship, and already the society, as a result of its entertainments, has donated to various institutions over five hun- dred dollars. , f . . vg4l'7i'g3'ff,.: The club itself is one of the most demo- cratic institutions on the Hill. Girls from all the colleges are members, and these are chosen in annual try-outs every fall. The only requisites for the young candidates are a sweet voice and the ability to carry a tune. s f ' -ak, kr 4, 4 uijfgkzv-.fm -si 4 .mf LM' Professor BELLE I.. Bm-:ws'r1cn Director Interest in the Glee Club has been aroused among composers, and Professor Berwald and Vibbard especially have aided greatly in composing music, even dedicating some works to the club. Two years ago Professor Berwald wrote three selections, music to some of Shakespeare's songs. The names of some other charming original compositions are Lullaby Bay, Lawn Dance, and Daisy Song. This year Professor Vibbard is making arrangements for the composition of an operetta to be presented at some future date. As to the entertainments for the past five years, a big concert has been held each spring. Two of these were given down town at the Regent Theatre. The program for these entertainments varies a good deal. Six years ago a pretty Minuet and the song The Night has a Thousand Eyes were featured. But the most charming entertainment of all, and the one which Professor Brewster describes as her favorite, was the Colonial, presented three years ago at the Regent The scenic effects and the costumes, every one of which was chosen personally by Professor Brewster, were most beautiful. The main feature on this program was the Spinning Chorus from the Flying Dutchman, in which the girls made quite a hit. Last year Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream formed a strong attraction and this year a very beautiful program, expected to surpass everything so far, is going to be worked out under the sug- gestive title of The Carnival. B ' 1921 1 1 TEE Two Hundred Sixty-six 1- Q 'Q Y M J y a G N r X. ON ON DAG 5 1 O 0 LAURA CAVETTE . GLADYS DAVEY . HEI,EN TREDINNICK . HARRIE1' M. FAIRBANKS HELEN S. FAIRBANKS BERTHA TUTTI.E . MARGRETTA ANDERSON MARJORIE ALMY HERMONIE BARTELLS ALIDA BASSETT BETTY BLANCIIARD ' JULIA BACHEN JULIA BRITT MARION BASSETT W. BAUERS V. BURDICK AGNES CAMPBELL LAURA MAY CAVETTE RUTII CAHOON RHODA CLARK GRACE COAT CLARA CONKLIN DOROTHY CREIGHTON GLADYS DAVEY M. DEAN ALICE DESCI-IAMPIIELAERE EMILY DERR MARTIIA DICK HELEN EASTON KATHRYN EASTMAN GRACE EDDY VANET'1'E EDWARDS MARY ELLIS NAOMI ELLIS T. EMERSON QBfficets Members MARION FITZGIIIHONS HARRIE'F FAIRBANKS HELEN FAIRBANKS LEONA FISHER ROBERTA FLAHERTY MARION FONDA EVALEEN FOSTER EVELYN GARLOCK ELIZABETH GILLES1'IE MILDRED GRIDLEY HAZEL HASKINS MARGARET HASKIN JANET JOHNSTON PAULINE KINNE MAY KELLEY MILDRED KNISE MARY KINNEY DORIS KNAPI1 DURIEUX LEE MARY LAWTON MARY LUTZ HELEN LORST RUTH MCNEES LEONA MEEHAN PEARL METZGAR DOROTHY MANWARING RUTH MILLER HARRIET MERWIN RUTH S. MEMGER President Manager Secretary and Treasurer Ticket Committee Ticket Committee Chairman of Decorations MARGARIETTA OWEN ESTHER POSTHILL NAOM1 QUIRI IRENE RIPLEY ONA ROSBROOK N. K. SCHREEDER DOROTHY SEELEY ADELAIDE SHERWOOD KATHERYN SLY MARY SMITH CLARA SQUIRES ALMA TAYLOR CAROLYN TAYLOR BERTHA TUTTLE RUTH WALKER MILDRED WEES HELEN WELSH HILDA WHEELER IRENE WHIRPLE DOROTHY WOODMAN RUTH YOUNG IRENE ZERIIRICK ALICE BUSSY MARTIIA GATES POLLY HARRIS KATHRYN PARKER AGNES GRAVES LORETTA ROGERS DOROTHY YOUNG mini? 1921 Two Hundred Sixty-seven Q Q W f-KK MTW T Z7 0 O ONONDAGAN M D , The Qpranuse Tlkinihersitp Zganh HE Syracuse University Band was Organized in 1906, under the directorship of Professor H. M. Tilroc. The purpose of the Band is to lead the student body in songs at the various athletie games and mass meetings. The Band has gradually risen until now it has attained a prominent and vital position at the various athletic games and mass meetings. , Professor H. M. TILROIC LEON H. ROSSMAN . A. C. DIESSEROTI'I . . Qllurnets H. ROSSMAN L. D. H. COURSEN R. O. LAUSTER H. R. PALMER Qllarinets H. R. BOLLIQS LEON MYERS F. P. WILLIAMS L. E. GIBSON M. M. LEVINE Ulirnmbunes W. M. DEWIT'1' Qbffiters Members ANTHONY PANZONE Uliuha GORDON WILSON . Faculty Director . Leader . A ssislant Leader Svaxapbunes R. H. BRINK H. B. MER'fENS G. M. SMITH LOUIS LOMEAR11 B. S. WIEST iBicruIo W. A. OWEN Qltus THOMAS BENNETT C. A. PRUDIION . Drums A. C. DIESSEROTII J. E. BARTLETT E. H. WILKINSON 51150 1921 Two Hundred Sixty-eight s 1 D Q Q 4 'H' I 'mn Q47 L' ga I . ONONDAG I , O ' viii 0 Haskins Iff-lluws Iluwurd fiprngllv Gutcs Case Lo Turlo Bruwn Dc-ckcr liirrlsnll Austin Mr-rry 1 women 5 Zinstrumental Qliluh QBfficer5 PIIOIQIII-1 AUSTIN, '20 . . . . lJl'l?SI'l1'Cllf IFLORIQNCIQ DIQCKIILR, '20 . . Alamzgcr RUTII MPl1ZRY,'22 . . . l,ibrarian GLAIIYS BROWN, '21 ..... . 7'rmIsurar ?1'Birectur Pl'0f-CSSOI' S. C. BIRDSALL iflilanhulius PIIOI-:mc AUSTIN, '20 HAZIQI, HASRINS, '22 DOROTHY BARRY, '23 A RUBY HOWARD, '20 GLAIIYS BROWN, '21 l'II.1cANOR I'IOWAR'l'lI, '23 -IHSSII-1 CASI-2, '22 RUTH MI-:RRY, '22 I I,ORI'1NcI-2 IJICCKICR, '20 MARCI-:I.I.A WOLFI-1, '19 DOROTHY I+'I':LI,Ows, '23 LOUISII: VVRIGIIT, '23 NIARTIIA GATES, '21 LONA I,I':'I'IxRTI-1, '21 Gallo DORIS ICNAPP -, ..U ibiano ICF' D D 1- -1' MIXRY SPRAGUE -, -,-....-..-,..,, f.- W ....-.-..-,,,f..,.. ..- ...ni A., --f,-i---- - 1921 4 Two l'l1lllIll'C11 Sixty-Ninn SENIOR BALL, 1920 D Q Q 'T lil' if 'Ulf O ONONDAG . 'D 015132 Senior 185111 Tuesday, January 27th, 1920. Weather-Soft. 7:12 P. M. OB and I were squeezed between the impatient headlights of a National and the fiat tire of a Ford-right at the door of the Archbold Gymnasium. We were compelled to walk to the biggest event of the college year! I will not mention more of the irritating situation for fear I may forget and read this to Hazel by mistake. Oh! imagine walking to the Senior Ball. Sometimes Bob is almost diplomatic, and as we sloshed along between the melting mountains on the campus walks he beguiled the nervous moments with history of other Senior Balls. Bob said the first one was held in 1907 at the Alhambra in the city. Then, in 1909, the Ball was given on the Hill to celebrate the completion of the Archbold Gymnasium. There has been a ball every year since except in 1919, when the annual function was suspended because of the war. The affair is given under the supervision of either one of the Senior societies, Phi Kappa Alpha or Tau Theta Upsilon. This year Tau Theta Upsilon directed the most wonderful Senior Ball ever held. After I arose from the atmosphere of Djer Kiss and overshoes to the gym- nasium fioor, I forgot my dampened spirit and marcel, and even Bob, for the ball- room was a soft burst of glory. A suppressed gold and white light spread from nowhere and made the polished floor appear uncertain. The ceiling wasn't- there were just clouds of gold and white bunting that threatened the gallery filled with illusive spectators. Underneath the gallery were the fraternity boxes arranged in shadowy English gardens so alike that they appeared as one long pergola reaching far around the hall. At the south end of the gymnasium the orchestra was tuning up impatiently behind feathery palms. At the first strains of music, hundreds of delectable colors, most of them not in a man's vocabulary, arose mysteriously and circled about the ball room in the Grande March. Then the ball began in earnest or rather in fun! The dance music was dreamy, tantalizing, perfect. Everything was in harmony-decorations, gowns, music and hearts. A buffet supper was served between the first and second halves of the program, during which interval a program of exhibition dances, a duet and a selection by the University quartet were presented. The dances were delightful and everyone said he had never heard such pleasing musical numbers. The presentation of the Manx Head Trophy to Howard Hoople, '20, was also made at this time. When the final pleading note had lost itself in space Bob and I slipped through the maze of dismayed dancers and sidled out the door and across the soft white campus. Somehow, the walk home was so short that when we finally stopped at our front door, Bob and I almost found ourselves clapping for an encore to Dardanella. I2.'30 M. Peg brought her pumps and violets down to my room and assured me altogether it was the most wonderful ball she had ever attended, even if she did have to walk! D o 1 B555 fi r 1921 Two 1-Iundred Severity-one .Y , .. 1 1 1 ?f7X3f1 1hX?f1 16171 ,, , V 111XXX Q11 1,1 1 15, 1111, f17.1zpf zwfkd 1 1xf w 1-vi-mAM- ii rL:'- 3313 l.11.i'gg, 4133- -.v... 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War conditions rendered Intercollegiate Debates impossible, but with the return of the men from the war, we have undertaken the task of regaining our former premier position in the forensic realm. Coach Kennedy was forced to take live men who had never participated in a Varsity Debate and prepare them in three weeks to meet the experienced Harvard team at Albany, on February 28, 1920. Our men made such a good showing that the judges returned a split decision, and Albany critics pronounced it the closest Intercollegiate Contest ever held in that city. Arrangements are under way to debate Harvard next year, and even up the score. As an added stimulus to debating, a dual debate with Pennsylvania has been arranged for April 12th. The Varsity teams meet in Crouse College, while the Freshmen teams face each other in Philadelphia. With such a nucleus of Varsity men, under the tutelage of Professor Sherman L. Kennedy, the best debate coach in the country, the debating prospects are very bright for a successful year next fall. DAVID S. MACINNIS, p Manager. DAVID S. MACINNH-4 '21 Debate Manager B555 M E 1921 'Fxvo Hundred Seventy-four Q Q 'FRG ON ON DAGAN O HOWARD BEACII . JOIIN GREGORY . STERLING PUGII . JOHN WARREN . STERLING PUGII . PAUL B. HANKS . STANLEY M. MILLER HARRY UPPERMAN Ross E. HOOPLE . RAYMOND A. COWARD FRANK COSTELLO . Rebate Tklninn Officers Members . President . Vice-President . S eeretary . . Two Year U pperetass Representative . One Year Upperelass Representative . Two Year Law Representative . One Year Law Representative . Two Year Sophomore Representative . One Year Sophomore Representative . Two Year Freshman Representative . One Year Freshman Representative Spnpbumure Rebate Cliluh QBffieets WILLIAM P. TOLLEY . . . . . President F. MARION PRATT . . Vice-President FLOYD H. PEASE . . Secretary Members HOWARD A. BRETTLE MAURICE R. BROWN PAUL M. BROWN PAUL A. CALLENDER HARRY E. CIIRISTIANA KENNETH B. GREEN FRED P. HILL Ross E. HOOPLE EDWARD JONES IRVING G. KENNEDY STANLEY M. MILLER ROBERT G. PATTERSON FLOYD H. PEASE GLYNN PETERSON F. MARION PRATT WILLIAM P. TOLLEY HARRY L. URRERMAN CHARLES W. WARREN , , D 1921 Two I-Iundred Seventy-tive Q Y - --- 'Y 7---A--7 D Q. - 17's .X .-.SX .-.l . x.,f'i ON GN DAGAN 1 Tullvy Tollvy lfnlls C'li:il'fL-0 Couglilin iiaarharmbpraeuse Zbehate Team ' Varsity Rebate QUESTION. Resolved: That the United States should adopt the Plumb Plan for the return of the railroads. HARVARD-Aflirnmtivc. SYRACUSE1NCg2ItlV0. JACOB TU'1'IN DI-3 FRED FOLTS BARTON ICUIIN GEORGE COUGIILIN WILLIAM S. I-IOLEROOK, jr. WILLIAM P. TOLLEY Qllternates Iinwmz 11 JONES H. l':LT.IO'l' Cimrmcic l':ARI. V. TOLLEV Eluhges Rcv.GIsORG1-: IJUGAN FRICIJERICK KEI.r.v Dr. A. R. BRUIMCIIER Place-ChanccllOr's Hall, State liclucational Building, Albany, N. Y. Timcn-February 28, 1920. Dfrisian--Split decision in favor of the Amrmativc. 3 QMS....Y..SIgl.Q,QlQ.-4i,,.,,. , W in 1 W ... -.,.-Y . 5 I QLD 50 F:-Q-L llii -Lf 19.21 - tif O H'un1li'O4l Sevcnlv Hnx D Q 2 - 4 ' 5 o O I 0 F ON ONDAG Eeiiimwjfisber ffxtempnraneuus Speaking fiuntest John Crouse College, May 7, 1919 ' ibrugram Problems Arising from Women in Industry . . . . ROLAND SPAULDING Prohibition and Reconstruction . . . . . . . . FERN WEAVER Immigration . ................. HOWARD BEACH The Work of Colleges in Reconstruction .......... MILDRED BROWN The Problem of Adapting Schools and Colleges to Present Day Needs H. ELLIOT CHAFFEE Americanization ................. MARY I. RADWAY I The College Man and Reconstruction .......... STERLING B. PUGH , Labor Unrest ............. . ADELAIDE FOWLER The Returning of the Soldier to His Job .......... A PIIILII- BERNSTEIN The Problems Arising from the Number of Women in Industry . . . HELEN MCCARTHY Prohibition and Reconstruction ......... . CHESTER A. WHEELER Religion and Reconstruction .......... . . ANNA KAUFMAN Qtnarhs Men wumen 320 Prize-H. El.I.l0T CHAIPEEE S520 Prize-ANNA KAUFMAN 310 PrlZC'-HOWARID BEACH S10 PFlZC-MAIXY I. RADWAY Eenisnn Reclamation Clliemtest John Crouse College, May 15, 1919 ibrngram World Peace . ........ . Bernstein PI-IILII' S. BERNSTEIN 'I The Three Things . ........ . Andrews CHESTER W. NOTT Jack Burton, Slacker . ........ Lewis ' EARL V. TOLLEY The Burdens of War . ........ Harvey X MORRIS L. ROSEN , His Majesty Bob, of Yale . ........ Anon. I . PAUL MERIIITT ' We're Coming Back to You ......... Dawson JAMES A. MARTIN Sluhges HARRY H. SRERRITT J. WESLEY SMITH ' MISS MURIEI. READY 320 lJI'lZC-CHESTER W. NOTT 3510 Prize-EARL V. TOLLEY I-Ionorable Mention-JAMES A. MARTIN ilauraee 33. white illilemurial Qluntest , John Crouse College, June Sth, 1919 l.U'l'HER W. lVlENDENHAI.L, JR. VILLA YVHITE HUGHES HLSIE W. STEVENS CARI. M. DIEIPENIIACK BENJAMIN D. SHAPIRo FRANK R. VVlESCO'l l' Eluhges . Mr. C. W. BARDEN Librarian PAUL M. PAINE N 'Tl Miss NINA G. BARROWS Principal JAMES A. SHEA ggfj O rite Miss DORA TOWNSEND Reverand E. A. BURNHAM 59.14 ! Award 35100.00 CARL M. DIEIPENDACR I Q Subject-- Tl1e Quest of The Higher Man yi Coacli-Professor S. l.. lCENNIEDV IIE T i T- - gt J Q ascii I ,, 1 - - Q ef 1921 l e N 4 v Q 1 I Two Hundred Seventy-seven QQ -'Typo GNONDAG V . .W IA AI Beahing Qllnntest for bupbnmure Women john Crouse College, February 10, 1919 A Scrap of College Love' A Daughter of Heaven America, a World Power The Traitor . . . The Boy .... Mrs. Ripley's Trip . The End Of the Tack . AA Ginger Of the Ambulance Mrs. EVELYN B. AYRES . E. HELEN SIMMONS . FRANCES H. CLARK . . MARION KNAPI' . ALMA L. GILCHER MARGUERITE W. RAYNER . . AGDA HOLMES HELEN E TREDINNICK . . . . . . EDNA GERTRUDE WILLIAMS 31 uhges Miss MABLE H. AVERY Coach-Miss EDITHA PARSONS Qtnarhs Miss OLIVE VICKERY 325 Prize-MARION IQNAPP S515 Prize-ALMA L. GILCIIER 310 Prize--MARGUERITE W. RAYNER Eznisun ?JBenIamatinn Qfuntest :iThe Master Of the Inn II Shackles Unbreakable For Dear Old Yale . A Child's Dream Of a Star . . . . The Trial of Madame X From the Substance into t john Crouse College, March 9, 1920 iBrugram he Shadow .... . PAUL M. BROWN I. ROBERT BRODER . . Ross E. HOOPLE . PAUL A. CALLENDER MONROE B. O'DONNELL . WILLIAM P. TOLLEY Suhges j. WESLEV SMITH Miss O. H. VICKERY Miss MILDRED WARNOCK Qtnarhs 320 Prize-MONROE B. O'DONNELL 310 Prize-WILLIAM P. TOLLEY The Fate of Our Civilization . . . . Amer1canIzatlOn . . n YY The Heart Of America America's Mission . Shantung .... Honorable Mention-I. ROBERT BRODER Sianus Q9ratnricaI Qlnntest john Crouse College, March 23, 1920 ibrugram The Sailing of the 'Buford' . TX HARRY H. SKERITT . . . KING J. Moss EDWARD H. WILKINSON MONROE B. O'DoNNELL JOHN W. CUNNINGI-IAM . . Ross E. HOOPLE . PAUL A. CALLENDER Euhges ARTHUR H. FERGUSON WILLIAM A. BOYD Qtnarhs First Prize-Ross E. HOOPLE Second Prize-MONROE B. O'DONNELL 1921 Two Hundred Seventy-eight Zffiy i WX D Q Q' C T W U' 0 G x ,Y 3 , . ONONDAG ZEIJ.-z Zfnterfraternitp fiunference Founded 1916 HE Interfraternity Conference was established a little over four years ago for the definite purposes Of promoting the interests Of the University and of the fraternities therein represented, and to insure cO-Opera- tion among the fraternities and between them and the University authorities. The Conference instituted strict rules regarding the rushing and pledging of men and the scholarship require- ments for initiation. It has supervised interfraternity athletics, has managed the interfraternity smokers, and has united the fraternities into much more friendly rela- ClIAliLl'IH A. C1IAPv1cr.i. '20 President tions. Conditions due to the war resulted in a temporary laxity last year in enforcement of interfraternity rules, but this past year the Con- ference has enforced the rules with vigor, and has done much to instill the policy Of fair play in fraternity relations. The All-Greek smokers have afforded a wonder- ful opportunity for drawing the individual fraternities into a closer bond of fellow- ship and getting the men acquainted, with the result that there is a finer spirit of comradeship among fraternity men all over the hill. It is hoped that that spirit may become deeper each year and that the Inter- fraternity Conference may be able to establish complete harmony among the fraternities, and result in clean fraternal relations devoted to the best interests of the University. The members of the conference are: Acacia, A X P, B 9 H, A K E, A T A, A T, 1'11r,K 2, AXA,fI1ElI,f1wAo,f1w1'A,fbKxIf,nK A, if T, 5 A E, 2 A M, x 13,21 X, EN, E fDE, H A, Z B T, ZW. QBfficers CHARLES A. CHAPPELL of A K E .... President A. HOLLY PATTERSON of Z2 A E Vice-President HARRY P. Wooly of A 'I' A . Secretary NORMAN W. BROWN of H K A . Treasurer I 0 55.155 1921 T Two Hundred Eiprh ty Q Q 'U'o A l .Xp O , NONDAG , D , Alderman VVoodworth Benedict . Gelatt Upson Tliompson Johnson Ellis Zlnterfraternitp Qtbletic Qssuniatinn Tl1e lnterfraternity Athletic Association was formed in the spring of 1919, with the purpose of developing an organization lor the promotion and management of the various competitive sports between the dihferent men's fraternities. The following officers were elected for the first year: Q9ffiners R1Xl,1'II W. VVoonwo1a'rn, '20 . . . . . Presideal Grconoic W. PARK1-ziz, '21 . . lf'icc-Preszkieal t'11AR1.1as A. C1I,xPP1cLL, '20 . . Secretory ARNor.n A. VVIIl'1'l'l1IOUSl-I .... . . . . Treasurer I.. l-I. l':l,l,IS, '20 ............. .f1ss'l Treasurer Zlllllinmzrs of the Zlnterfraternitp Sports, 1919 Basketball. Zeta Beta Tau tVVinnerD. Gamma lilia Gamma CRunner-upj. Bowling. Theta Alpha CVVinnerj. Psi Upsilon CRunner-upl. Baseball. Sigma Alpha Epsilon tVVinnerj. Pi Kappa AlphatRunner-upj. Indoor Relay. Delta Kappa Epsilon CWinnerl. Delta Tau Delta Qliunner-upl. winner uf the Zlnterfraternitp Qt. QI. 1Buint illlruphp Theta Alpha The season of 1919-1920 opened with every' fraternity a member of the Association, and all showing a real interest in the sports. Five sports were decided upon as those lor this year, consisting ol' haskethall, indoor relay, bowling, swimming, and haselmall. lf the time permits, other sports may he added to this list. V The season's officers were elected as follows: QEfficers l.lcsl.Ilc TTIIOMPSON, '21 .... . President josicvn jo1INsoN, '22 . . . . . Vice-Prwiflcnl M11.Lix1zD UPSON, '20 . . Secretary Treasurer .fl ss'l Treasurer ARNOLD A.VVIlI1'I'1IIOUSl5 . . L. E. ELLIS, '20 . . l l .bij-'15 2 ' 1921 Two Hundred Eighty-one Q f-X. Q U o ONONDAGAN Zintzrfraternitp Smnker , March 7, 1919 VER 400 men were present at the All-Greek smoker held March 7, in the Trophy Room of the Archbold Gymnasium, representing every Fraternity on the Hill. A jazz orchestra headed by Dewey Elish '21 opened the evening's program with a selection. This was followed by a roll call to which each fraternity responded with their fraternity yell. Following the roll call Coach Tom Keane of the Track Squad spoke on the importance of every collegiate man going out for some kind of sport, and advised that each fraternity send out so many men a year to participate in athletics. Mayor Walter S. Stone was the next speaker, coming directly from a service reception in New York. The Mayor pointed out the real value of the fraternity life and the brotherhood which existed in the fraternities and its meaning to a man in after life. However, he said that we must all remember that the college is first, and without the college we would not have our fratenity, so that every man should be loyal to his Alma Mater. Other speakers on the program were such prominent Hill men as Cy Thurston, Coach of the Varsity crews, Eddie Brown, Doc john Cunningham, and Professor Charles H. Richardson. A college quartet and the jazz band rendered selections during the evening which were well received by the fraternity men. The program of the evening closed with the singing of the Alma Mater. 1921 TWO Hundred Eighty-two D Q fx. Q ONONDAGAN 'Y 0 Jfraternities In order of establishment at Syracuse University Delta Kappa Epsilon Delta Upsilon . Zeta Psi . . Psi Upsilon . Phi Kappa Psi . Phi Delta Theta . Beta Theta Pi . Phi Gamma Delta . Sigma Chi . V . . Alpha Chi Rho . Sigma Phi Epsilon . Sigma Nu . . . Kappa Sigma . . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon Gamma Eta Gamma . Theta Alpha . . . Delta Tau Delta . Acacia . . . Zeta Beta Tau . Sigma Beta . . Pi Kappa Alpha . Sigma Alpha Mu . Phi Epsilon Pi . Lambda Chi Alpha . Alpha Phi Alpha . Nu Sigma Nu Clllcdicalj 1BrnfessiunaI Alpha Kappa Kappa CMcdicalJ . Phi Delta Phi CLcgalJ Tau Delta Sigma CEnginee7'ingj . Alpha Chi Sigma CChemicalj . Phi Delta Epsilon CMedicalD . . . . 1871 . 1873 . 1875 . 1875 . 1884 . 1887 . 1889 . 1901 . 1904 . 1905 . 1906 . 1906 . 1906 . 1907 , 1908 .V 1909 . 1910 . 1911 . 1911 . 1911 . 1913 . 1913 . 1917 . 1918 . 1920 . 1896 . 1899 . 1899 . 1905 . 1912 . 1919 1921 1 Two Hundred Eighty-three D Q N fx Q ONONDAOAN '7 0 Reita kappa QEp5iIun Founded at Yale University 1844 Active Chapters 41. Alumni Chapters 14 fbi Gamma Culhaptsr I Established 1871. CHARLES E. CHAPPELI. A. GRAHAM DAVIS PAUL H. DAVIS LAFAYETTE ABBOTT Ross E. BIEEINS KENNETH P. BUCKLEY FRANK CHAPIN CLARENCE B. FORTISQUE JOHN J. MCWILLIAMS Colors: Crimson, blue and gold. Seniors Zuninrs HARRY W. PARKER - JOSEPH P. BROWN Suphnmures WENDELL V. BROWN HARRY E. CASLER ROBERT H. FEARON PIERSON H. GUILD ROBERT W. HAINES freshmen ALBERT C. ARMSTRONG DONALD C. BARNA RD ARTHUR D. BRENNEN G. CARLTON BROWN RUSSELL H. GOWL AND WARREN L. HAWKINS LELAND E. HURLBUT LURELLE V. A. GUILD H. LYMAN HART JOHN W. HOWE, JR. H. WALLACE PARKER WALTER G. PERRIN HARRY J. ROBERTSON ROBERT H. SLOCUM LEWIS R. SOUDER HENRY R. TUCKER RALPH E. VANNOSTRAND PAUL H. HATCH JOHN B. HILLYER DONALD D. HINMAN ROLAND P. HOWE HAROLD J. NICHOLS GLEN I. TINKLEPAUGII ALBERT A. HULL HOWARD F. KLEIN GORDON L. LAURENCE THEODORE H. RAUTENBERG RUHARD M. STOUT B550 JULIAN T. WILLIAMS ALLEN WOODRING 1921 TWO Hundred Eighty-four Q 'X ON ON DAG O t' J-U'c1 0 : w Haines Nichols I-Iurlbut P. lirown Fcaron Rautcnhvrg Wooclring Gowland W. Brown Tinkclpaugh Gould Williams Hawkins Armstronfz Stout Lawrence Buckley Perrin Hatch Robertson Slocum Tuckvr VanNostrnncl McWilliams I-lall ll. Parker ' Sounlcr H. W. Parkvr Chapin G. Davis Cilillblllql P. Davis Hurt J. llowv Ahhott llilxhcns Barnard Hinlnan R. Iluwu Kline C. Brown lircnncn -5 B556 1921 o llumlrunl ldighly-llvu D Q ONONDAGAN U D 0 ZlBeIta Tlklpsnlnn Founded at Williams College 1834. Active Chapters 46. Alumni Chapters 6. Syracuse fibapter Established 1873. Colors: Old Gold and Sapphire Blue. members in Jfanultp WILLARD A. GLEN FRANK R. SMALLEY CHARLES A. HARGITT BURNETTE SMITH FRANK P. KNOWLTON FRANK R. WALKER HENRY N. PATTEE J. WHARTON MILLER HENRY A. PECK DWIGHT E. MINNICI-I Seniors GERALD B. BLISS ROBERT J. F. LINDSAY JOHN E. GILLETTE WILLIAM A. OWEN DONALD J. HOOSE DONALD F. SEARS JOHN S. LAWTON JOHN I. TERRELL RICHARD E. WELCII 3Iuniors HAROLD V. BOOGS CLARENCE B. JARVIS KENNETH R. BOYD HAROLD H. OSBORN THOMAS J. DIXON ' DONALD S. POLER JESSE WARREN FLECK JOHN M. ROWLEY K. STANLEY WILCOX ' Snpbnmures G. BRUCE ANDREWS I STANLEY M. MILLER FRED. J. BROWN THOMAS K. SCOTT CHARLES B. DORSEY HORACE F. SMITH SKULI HRUITFIORD WILLIAM P. S. MCBRIDE ROBERT E. RONEY HAROLD C. WHITING RUSSELL S. TAYLOR iblzhges CARLTON ATHERTON ' BRUCE M. HUTCHISON FRANK J. COSTELLO CLARENCE KELLER f-X RAYMOND A. COWARD GEORGE F. MORTON :jg '- ROBERT F. HALE EVERETT P. PARTRIDGE lr:-11 ERNEST V. HIGGINS EDWIN B. VOSBUROH i: ELMER C. HONEYWELL ROBERT E. ALBERTSON IICE.-T. 91: l I r ' Y Q 1921 YES ly . ' , 1 Q I Two Hundred Eighty-six I 5 QC? 4' ONGNDAC X - ww- -, ..,, ,W ..,f-.-,-,-.J 0 ci-1------'-W ----- Y I c '- W'4'Ak g A 'A V Z Y' V 'TWH' 1 , -- EM f 5 mf ' ' 'BT ffm ,. 4 Q i: ff if as -nr w '..',' .. I ta , , 4 I X,Xiz,! .:.L.! U .1 'hazsaaat f.- 'H dzrgvrnii' 1. W N g 135, - , I A , .. 5 ,5 l up-. lg Cl Q I Ilmwyxvvll Scott. llruitforcl Voslwrg Purlricigv Dflurlnn IDIXOH V . A--5 LX ,L hnnll ll lfmvzml Mcliriclv Dursvy Rom-y Brown Ruwloy Boggs 14 ,-' WH W5 M lllvr Jarvis Pulvr 'Taylor Boyd Fla-ck Anclruws Oshorm: . 2:32253 I 109140 1 Q11-urs Limlsuy 'fm-rrull Gilh-I lu liliss Owon Lanvlmm - ---A D -HIMXLIIIS Mlxvrtsrm Ilutcllinsun xvllililljl K1-Ill-1' Allu-rtun 1 A1 rf' C-A 2 -f ' - '-X, x,,..M,,.,,,,., ,,-.-,.,... , , -.. ,w . ,.....,. ,..-..,, .... -.-f. --...Y- - - t --b f - - f -A-4--gg -- r-j A K Y jx ,,, ,MW , ,,, ,,,,, ,, ,,.,,. ,,,,..-,,.....-.., v--,Y, .W A-.M----W W L - y y M A 1 tg 2 1 If , A 1 - ..,, ,, , W , -ig-A---A '-'f ' -,-f -----' -- , -,' M , -.q,-, , ,, :Q ,W v.,--,..- - -- - F -- ---V' - Two 'H umlrcd lGig'I1ty-seven Tx D Q Qi I ONONDAG U 5 1' O D Zeta si Founded at New York University 1847 Active Chapters 24, Alumni Chapters 10. Gamma Ctlbapter Establishecl 1875. Color: White. members in the Jfacultp IQOBERT K. BREWER HENRY M. JONES Seniors GEORGE P. VAN NOSTRAND CARROLL E. KINGSLEY MARS!-IALL COLCORD LESLIE .IOYE WORDEN Euninrs MAUREORD K. SARGENT IDONALD MAR'1'IN MAWIIINNEY RAYMOND LIORTON BARNUM IRVIN ERNST HUNT HERSEY G. LOCKE FREDERICK F. MOON ARTHUR C. SCHROEDER GEORGE RUSSELL HUNT WILLIAM ERWIG WILLIAM JAMES BLAIR .IOIIN WILLARD SALIN GEORGE PHILIP BUSCII ALVIN POWELL LOSKAMP Svupbomnres MORRILL LAWRENCE BURKE . HOWARIJ KEI1'1'I WEEKS VVILLIAMS W. MEYERS WENDELL MAURICE SPRAGUE RUSSEI.L E. HAXYNES DANIEI, HERMAN QUIGG BERTRAM NIICLVILLE PATTERSON ROGER SENTELL EWING . DOUGLAS WILLIAMS ABEL Jfresbmen WARD RUSSELL LOWE DONALD GORDON FOWLER KINGDON ALEXANDER BISHOP GEORGE MILTON WHITNEY MARSHALL OSCAR NAUMANN ROBERT GERALD VAN WAGENEN LEONARD HEINTZE MALCOLM GRANT HITCHINGS CIIARLES NECKER LOSKAMP LIONEL EDWARDS WEEKS FREDERICH EDWARD KEENIi0LTS HARVEY CANNON, JR. I 1 Lei-5 J IICQIT- C 1921 Two lrlundrcd Eighty-eight ,D -Q, fQ f-'JW f '-'An xiii L31- 'i' ' 0 CG ONGNDAG QQ 4 0 -'+'::::g::1T9 0 X ' ' WL' 4291? , if 1 4 n u 9, -0- I J '52 M454 W'-. , Wa ,Hgh L N K A - wwe... A aw, im. 2. ' L' l mm: . ' M, I A Mrs. ew, 'Qu N I-2 :+ :151'?Qm ' x' f: I M4 1 1-fg u xv.: ft., :g.5g-fair :yy . :gi-'5 ,:.r',-, ZA? dl., f, .'f'f., ' 1?-. ' -I y' V' ,gsvg',.i!f'. TWG , gifs 'w5'?g. -' ' . ' , 11. 'Q wig. lv TAFE. f .' V-.-I V 0 A f 4 .1 J +1 W N A I '-j 1 1, 1 fs. M, x 5, :, ' 4.53. - 1 - K' U !- -7' 1, ' Wk., N f -,jfjfi .- I. 'g f . -. ' -:ss A, W NN Wu. .v ' H ' 1 L 1 .. . A U. 1 v ' x , I ,. :Nr :psf f A . .1.... . 1 5 lim Ilnynvs XV1-ck:-1 Sprzxglw Mvyvrs Hunt Lowe Pntlcrsun XVQQ-ks Ivluwhinnvv Lnskmnp Sulin Busch lfmvlur Loskamp Quigu Ewing' Ilunt llurkc Schrocrlvr Shaw Kimlslcy V:u1Noslrancl liluir Bislmp Stalin' Abvl Cunnan VzmW:u:n1'r Kocnlmlts Ilitchinson Barnum PX. QQQQSQ' --.Q .,-.-,J E-1:3 ...JJ , --, A xg . -GQ . A A' H --H.--,v...--. 1 9 2 ' I ,l'l'lTlT.1'l. -...1 KP' - 'Pwo Ilumlrn-11 .ICILTIIIY-l1il10 D Q Q 'T' T 1 TZ7 0 Q' I O Zy1 JQNONDAG ' D , xr si Tklpsilnn Founded at Union College 1883. Active Chapters 26. Alumni Chapters 1. Bi Qlbapter EStabliSl1ecl 1875. Colors: Garnet and Golcl. Sveninrs CARLTON FANCIIER WILLIAM BARRON .lVlYLCHRlCEST WILLIAM STANTON GERE GEORGE CONRAD SCHWARTZ HERMAN CLARKE JOHNSON JAMES ROBERT TALBOT RICHARD JOIIN LIGIITHALL THOMAS GRIFFI'FII TALBOT EDWARD HIT.LYI5R MACKICNZITC, JR. WALLACE TIIOMAS ROBERT WILLIS MOREY GERALD GEORGE TRUE Zluniors JAMES HARLOW ANDREWS GEORGE LEWIS GRIDI.EY GEORGE WASHINGTON ALLEN ALFRED DICKSON HURS1' RANDOLPH TI-IAYER BURNHAM CHARLES RULAND RYAN ROBERT PALMER COPELAND SUDDDMDUBS WILLARD DELAKER ACKLEY BERTRAND LITTELL GULICK ROBERT HATHAWAY ANDREWS EDWARD CHARLES HUGHES ARTHUR SNELL BARBER WILLIAM THADDEUS PIUTCHESON, JR. HENRY ALBERT BASCOM FRASER MCLENNAN ARTHUR DONALD BATE MONROE BOWERS O'DONNELL ROBERT FREDRICK BRITTON RICGINALD FRANKLIN PIERCE JOHN RAE BRUCE AUGUST WOLDEMAR RAMMI CALVIN BUNNELI, CATIIICRS JOIIN RINN WINTER GLENN HIl.I.ERMAN Cox JASON ARNOLD ZURELIEH , 1BIehges GEORGE WHITMORE BABCOCR JOIIN H. R. GULICK WILLIAM EDWARD BOONE CVJLAF LA COUR OLSEN FREDERIC BROOKFIELD CIIAUNCEY ABBOTT RICH HENRY BENNIT BUCK WILLARD RYNDERS RICH -I BYRON LLOYD FISHER MERCER VAT.I.EN1'INlE WI'II'l'1'Z, JR. Bi? THEODORE P. GOULD RICIIARD L. WRIGHT 3 MARTIN F. CEROSSMAN ' 'ig will 1921 I Two lrlnnrlrcrl Ninety J f X ':f,.-,lfI' ',... :Ilf1.,.,.,l Y -'A-AL Ylgl Y H Z-lr--if-l-H 'L+' X X ON ON DAG 0 C--'Y --YY ff Y - --'Y W MRA'--' A::,-L,. vl...Il-f1'f 4', l f L.. nil. - L 1' '- Q wg-1, ' V nr, A 5.1 ' ' t , KT ,R xl I .- l 5 . xx l NVln-1-lvr li. Gulick Cox NVrigl1l Britton H ugllcs While Gould Acklvy Iinscom B. Anclrvws Cntllcrs Allen NV. Rich Fisln-r Hurst J. Gnlick Rnmmi G, Grirllvy Brncu Copclznul l-lntchinson Clny Olson Buck Bmnu- Pivrcc ML'Lm-lnmn Hrookllulrl Rynn ll, Rich J. Anclruws Znrflivh Trnv Guru O'Dnnm-ll T. Griullr-y Grnssnmn i ,lulxnsun l.iy.5lllln1ll Funvln-r li. Tnlhot Schwartz Ivlorvy M:wK4-nziv Mylclnrm-sl 'l'. Tnllmnl :gli ' , ,1 WNY 1921 0 llllllllll'l'I'l Nim-ly-om D Q x xxx Q CU'a ON ONDAG bi kappa Sl Founded at Washington and Jefferson College 1852. Active Chapters 45. Alumni Chapters 20. jaetn Burk Esta Qllbapter Established 1884. Colors: Pink and Lavender. fmemhzrs in :lfacultp JOHN W. CHURCH WILLIAM J. GORSE EARL HOLLENEECK FRANKLIN J. HOLZWARTII MYRON R. BREWSTER JOIIN A. HEALD SIDNEY N. RIGOS HOWARD R. SIIELMAN BENNETT BAR'l'HOl,0 MICW WILLIAM W. BRAY l :LDR19D R. BOSCIIERT ELMER G. BUTLER SIDNEY F. DIXON DANIEL DOUGIIERTY FRANK DOUGIIERTY WENDELL S. CAMPDELI. JOIIN A. CAREY TIIEODORE R. CRAWFORD ROLAND F. CRIBB RALPII N. HARTER RALPII E. HOT.ZWAR'I'II ROBERT N. HUN'l'1CR WILLIAM W. CASS WAL'1'ER P. CRAIITREE FRED. F. FOSTER CHARLES RA. GOLD Ross P. JEWELL FREDERICK W.. REVELS W. MARTIN SMALLWOOD l,OCKWOOD STREET ORVILLE T. STRYKER MARCUS D. WOMER RALPII W. WOODWORTII CLIFFORD C. PINDER MICRIC K. DUTTON EARLE A. GILBERT' WALTER C. MCNEAL ROBERT D. POST HERBERT L. SAIILER KARL SCIINAUEER J. NORTIICOTT STREET Svupbomures CLAYTON I. INGESON JOHN H. LUCIER LIEBER W. MARTYN J. BURCII MCMORRAN FRANK B. MILLEN CIIAMEERLAIN A. PAGE MALCOLM SI'EI.MAN ALFRED R. MINER ALLAN S. MONIE ELWOOD L. NEWIIARD CURTISS W. SCOVILLE VVAT.'l'lflR D. SPELMAN ipleizges ICENNICTH S. ARNEIELD RAYMONJQ CAMWELL CLIFFORD M. l.OVl'1T.T. I Bibi A 1921 Two I'lundI'0d Ninety-Iwo 'gl - ' --nl Q Y ,.-.,-,-.. A,,.At.h -WA W ,Y,,,-,,.g,+ Q ONONDAG Q 5' D O o -- - - W D! Aff. f x ' f ffQT2'1?.ff,':m 'xi 1 ff .-. . ' 4 w . ' Y J -f ' - 21.3 55,1 , Q. fs: - ,z ,,.. , , , - ,V .... M . . . .P Ewan 'f : : .-1 If w...,.,,W W 'Af ' I I w 1 eq I 14 X X. w ,li ' mill, fx 'Q nw, 3 A 1 . N . , 4 XJ. .-.- .- f .-, 1 ,....f'?'--is . ' uulh .., , ,..,. ' X f7 Q M3 Tgegmx I X. xiii! NV. Sps-lnmn Ima-S011 Cass Hunter Bllllvl' Pzuzs- lI:u'ts'r M. Spohuzm Milk-n McMo1'r:1n XV. Cmnpbvll L --A ? 5 Gilbert Dutton Dixon Lucicr Bray Scnvillv Crihb McN4'nl lialrlllolollmxv Martyn Post - ff- D. IJUlI1Ill1'I'ly Riggs II:-nhl Slrykvr NVunu-r Il. SIll'lll'l1ll'l Pinrlvr XVumlwurlh Arnliold W fll'ilhlI't'0 HUlZWIlI'lll R. K':un1xbz-ll l':n'r-y f'mwfm'd lluclu-rt Sc'l1n:ullwr F. Dmxgglwrly .. . A ! 4. if , - ', pkg ,,,.. 4 ,--.4,-.!Vk,, .W ,i...,..f-..--- .v...., M .Y -Y Y -Y -1 -N ' -lv . ,, 'Y J 1 2 1 'Pwn Ilnmhw-41 Ninn-ty-Ihrpe 'i O ONONDAGAN Q Q C W J i nS S iBbi Z1BeIta Zllbeta Founded at Miaxna University 1848. Active Chapters 78. Alumni Chapters 101. Amin fork Qlfpsilun Qibapter Established 1887. Colors: Argent and Azure. HUGH P. BAKER HOWARD G. CASE THOMAS HOPKINS LOUIS DE GROAT JAMES E. DUNN PAYNE BIGLOW L. E. HIATT AMOS INGALLS ORIN K. LAMB - ALFRED LOVE SPENCER LEWIS, JR. DONALD MACKENZIE JAMES H. BARNARD R. G. GREGORY R. W. GUERNSICY H. A. HAEIINEI. WILLIAM G. JOOR HARRY A. KING J. F. COOKE E. A. COREY RULAND CORNWALI. H. A. DEVENDORFICR HARRY DUNLAR ABBOTT FOLSOM J. B. GRANT UW! L KL g4iP 5 '- R' - Members in Jfacultp Seniors fyuniurs Snpbnmures :Freshmen ROBERT M. LARKIN MORGAN R. SANDFORD JUSTUS SCRAFFORD PAUL H. LOWRY CHARLES R. STEWART JULIAN B. MANSFIELD W. W. SANFORD CARROLL M. SNYDER BRADLEY W. TOMLIN ROBERT W. WOLFENDEN WILLIAM J. YOUNG, JR. ROSCOE S. STRIVINGS BRUCE LOWRY E. R. SEAVER C. B. SIIAW JOIIN STEVENSON C. STROMBERG RAI.PII K. WINTER R. L. HORNE S. V. KELLOGG E. A. KIMEER M. E. MCDONALD P. MEYERS B. P. MORRIS ALEX WATERMAN 1921 55:15 Two Hundred Ninety-four Q Q ' fn KAQQ Q.i.,f,..'l,1.I...- ,-,,, W, ' IZQQ'-ffl'-1 P ' r i W Wffnff aff 1 J., NV' 'Nl' 3 ' ' X , I r I I A, 'W MN ll f ,,. l J, Q' A ll 313 s' 1 M959 bf' , ....... , l Nl. x ', 'J 1 ' M,,.,! 1 1 U',l',: lt '- , X Wax Y 5 ' 'll lllllull ,' ml ll lu f , L ,'.' ll l'-' , . 1, - G o McDonald XVinlcr Corvy Lowry Folson Cornwall Stn-vcnson Grunt Pynl- Morris I-Iuclmvl King X'VKllfL'llll4'll P1-:ml Grl-gory Km-llogg Ingalls Lf-wis Young Strivings lvlunsfiulrl Lznnh Ds-vcmlorfvr Samford Dunn lVl1lCKl'llZl0 Lowry Love lvlnrshull Snyclvr N X Da-nn Kimhur Thompson Gln-rnsvy Bigglow Cook Sll'0lllll0l'LZ BLD 'gan' M- 'Cl- WY Ml 7 ju C: d ' U W ll, M l F- HQ- . V 3 , WH,-' 'g,M,,5,g,g11g4,,, wp ,,,4..Ll.,-.V .-... Y V--. -, .- -H S -N ' -1-TSC, ' I ... Z.....-..Lf.--.A------- -f'-' f-,------f- ---- ---'Y-----'---'-T-------m --f-'J-- T -7 fgkgv A 'l'w0 Hundred Ninnly-ilve D Q I fx-K 'W 31317617 Q U O ONONDAGAN O D Esta Zllbeta i I Founded at Miami University 1839. Active Chapters 81. Alumni Chapters 22. Esta Qlipsilnn Chapter Established 1889. Colors: Light shades Of Pink and Blue. Members in Jfacultp DONALD S. CHILDS FREDERICK H. FLAIIERTY WILLIAM P. GRAI-IAM LAWRENCE LEE LEWIS E. PARM'l'1N'l'lCR WILLIAM P. EDDY, JR. RUSSELL M. GULDE THEODORE H. JACKSON HENRY F. IQOCIII, JR. DONALD DOXSEE VINCENT P. SAVIDGE DONALD R. ALDERMAN GEORGE V. BATES, JR. CHARLES K. BROOKS PAUL W. BOYNTON GEORGE W. COREY JOHN W. DANFORTH MAXIMILIAN H. FISHER WILLIAM TRAVERS J. LECZROS RUSSELL H. MILES HAROLD A. OLSEN WILLIAM M ICRCIIANTI' CHARLES D. POST WILFORD E. SANDERSON EARL V. SWEET EDWIN P. TANNER GEORGE A. WILSON Sveniurs ROLLAND B. MARVIN HUGH N. PARKER JOHN J. SCIILOSSER GEORGIC N. SIIORT Eluniors . FREDERICK H. LANG FAIRFIELD WHITING BLAIR JL WORMER buphumnres WILLIAM H. DANIELS ROY C. FAIRCIIILD HOWARD T. FINCII CLAYTON BERT STORMS freshmen FRANK A. ROBERTS FRANKLIN ROWLEY GEORGE GORDON SEITER FLOYD M. SFAULDING CLIFFORD F. STEELE WARREN E. TAYLOR WILLIAM H. VANBENSCI-IOTICN, JR ARTHUR D. WILLIAMSON S355 ilblehges HERBER'l' l'lAVIT,ON 1921 F Two I'Illl'Hll'0ll Nlnely-six 1,'1jggf1 ','1I'v1' A 1 ,1 g 1- 1 1, A 1 1 11 1' QL igzfiy 1 f 11111111111 1111QNDi41QAJ11 K XX xy- O i ,.,, , ,, ,.,-.,, .,,..,..-.-- .,.....,..g.,,,.gg,1gg,.',g,gg3. 1 W, x 111 ff! X. 1-T. 1 2 ' 1151 1 111 111 1 1 E M L- 'lllllii 1111111 11 1 1' 111 1iI11'11111111111:111'1:111111i11,1:11111 1 1 1 1 '111'll .11111111111111111-111-'11 11 11 11 iii1111111111111111.1 1 11 1 1 1 11 111 1 1 11 1 1111111111 1 li Nl 1 -f'i,,g-- 11 ix '!'4 i 11 1 1,1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 11 1 11 111 1 ll 1 1. 1 I1 I11 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 11 1 11 11 1 1 I '1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 51 1 , Il 11 1 1 1 ' 1 1' ' I 1 Williams LcGros VunBcnscliotc-n A. Doxscc Storms Bulcs 1 K Parker Cline Rowley Brooks Olson Sllillllillllll Cory 1 W1 3 Lundberg Alclcrnmn Eddie Dc-:ms Kucli Dzinforlli Short flu, 111 Il ll lil Schlosscr Jackson Lziny.: Gulrlu XVl?l'llll'l' Ifincli ' 1g q,',11,Q.hlA, Y Doxsvu Sziviclgc lfziircliilrl Ruin-rts 'l'nylm' 11' Q 1 ,X 1.71 11 Q r -1 ' - 1 V, v y - -X , 1 1 A 1 , C11 C ff - l il 'V ,Q M ' kd g f 111' 1', lil' C ff' 1 1 1 1 1 1 v x 1 1. - .111 1 1111 1.1 1 1 ,J N.. J' ' 'J ' ' 1 Lf 1-1 1. X' '.l.'wo I lumlri-sl Ninety-sfrvm ll lu-qv. , lui . --,Y.p-pl, ,,,.. V Q Q ON ONDAGAN D 19131 Gamma Belts: Founded at Washington and Jefferson College 1848. Active Chapters 64. Alumni Chapters 39. bigma jau Qibaptzr Established 1901. Color: Royal Purple. Members in Jfaeultp I ALBERT R. ACHESON M. F. HORR CHARLES K. CABEEN CRANDALL MELVIN WALTER W. CHIPMAN PAUL C. NUGENT WILLIAM R. P. DAVY L. P. RANSOM CARL T. HAWLEY HENRY W. STILES LOUIS M. HICKERNELL C. BERTRAM WALKER Erahuatz Mzmhers NOBLE R. CHAMBERS THOMAS H. STORRIICR RUSSELL MAY MERLIN B. WARD beniurs ' . ALBERT H. BETTS MAURICE D. LOW ANDREW H. MICRCIBR, JR. juniors LEWIS P. ANDRIEAS DONALD LJREIEN JAMES W. AYERS K. PALMER LAUGIILIN CHESTER L. BARTRAM HENRY B. MERTENS FRED H. BIEDERSTEDT GEORGE W. PARKER LESLIE H. COONS IRVIN B. PERRY LLOYD R. FANTON EMERSON M. RAYNOR CLIFFORD H. FOSTER HENRY E. SIIIELDS GILBERT D. NELSON Smpbomores HENRY S. BARCKLEY WILLIAM C. SPENCER PAUL S. CALKINS LINN T. STAFFORD M. MELVIN CLARK JULIAN L. STRATTON JOSEPH I. JOHNSON ROBERT J. SWACKHAMER HI'IRBERT C. LOCKWOOD EARL D. TERRY WARREN H. LOYSTER HOWARD L. TRAGE LEONARD H. WILCOX :Freshmen ROBERT BELL GEORGE H. FISHER GEORGE A. CLYDE, JR. , WILLIAM J. KELLOGG WALTER M. DEWITT ' RICHARD H. MEYER KENNETH R. ATWATER ' ROLAND S. HALL RAYMOND W. WILLIAMS 'XJ iBIehges S536 MIIITON COX EDWARD THOMAS PITTOCK WESLEY CLAY HANKS KIENN1Q'fI'I C. DIMOND ERNEST L. IQEYNOLDS 9 L Two Hundred Ninety-eight 77 K1 'Tir L'W ' ' - ' 'A' A 1 MW'-Tffq 'Qy P 45 5 X ON ON DAG 1? O F P- 7 D r L' f l 'M 4? ll Q ll,l,:ll43,E- ,M W ::: ll - :W l -E?i.Q-215.4 5:5 gif fgi-uf jwwgyggflzm A 'Ir-3 , 'V E553-1 ly 1-ff? 1r, 'i N L 55.5.11 'Ef:l'g l,,lu ln' f-,1 1 I- IE' Y ., l ffl' ' l Cox Piltock Calkins Lnuglxlin Mvyor llnkc-1' Sclnvuckluum-r lla-ll Lockwoucl St ration Hull P1-rx y Slufforcl Loystvx' Dewitt V, N , XX Kellogg Trugo liurlrmn 'I'L-rry .Clyde Funlon :lolmscm Alxvulor Vlufk C l Q! ,fn-, 'Xi I-lzmks SIICIICCI' N1-lson Rzxynm' l'lu1rlc1'stuclL Gr:-cn Shwlcls Low M crts-ns XV1l1-ox ' T IL Ayars Wurrl Bm-tts Mc-rcur Pilllfllllllll llnrkvr lfusts-r Amlwus Comms , M3 M 71C-r,H, ,C 5 l f-' JJ C1152 7 'A'- L.. h'If:QfQ1j11-f '1 T'iI..f 4- QfQQl ill Wwfll' iff QQ Af ' 'W V, A 4- Two 'llumlrud Ninety-ninu D Q I 0 r Q ' y o G ON 0N DAGAN Smgma Qllbl Founded at Miami University 1855. Active Chapters 71. Alumni Chapters 25. 155i 195i Qibapter Established 1904. Colors: Bluc and Gold. Member in Jfacultp CHARLES W. HIQNDERSON Seniors MILTON R. HICK ' FLOYD B. SCIIOONMAKER 3Iuniurs PAUL A. ANDROUS MILTON W. CONKLIN EVERETT R. BENICDICT J RALPH S. FROBISIIER PAUL E. CARLISLE DI-:ALTON SMITH ORREN D. CHAPMAN RALPH W. PROU1' f3US'l'AV,l'I A. SCIIMON Smpbnmnres MILFORD A. CAMDDI-:LL l':l,'1'ING C. NIVER J. WALKER CUNNINGIIAM CLIFFORD T. TI-:NNANT CHARLES A. MARKS HAROLD I.. TOWNSISND freshmen CLAUDE C. BELL SAMUEL M. SAWYER BRADFORD If. GOLLY J. LISLI-1 TOWNSEND CHARLES E. MILLER EDGAR WINNIE ROBERT A. P1'I I'INCER iBIe7Jges JACK CHAMPLAIN WELTON J. DONOVAN fx SPENCER M. GILSON Fl' J. HAROLD KING Ulli MEREDITII LEITCII, JR. RICHARD B. MARKS JAMES N. MILLER J. SIIERMAN SCIIOONMAKER BYRON S. WEST WILLIAM P. WIIYLAND ..f.Y Y. Yfifiv..-,.,,,-r I D55 1921 3 'I '41?llll fl fl Z Tlxrcc Hundred W 'X 1 0 F i ONONDAG U , pxgugm A ' 'y ' W M 'A ----?, '-'P ' Z7 f' 5 N W-rj 3 :gap . , -1- Q --M J 'TSW-4' , 'fl' 2 , H M x, ,V , . ,nf-a :uf , 1 flelivf-3, K . ' 'AL' W XX' n ,- --N...,A,.AX . Suwyn-1' Milla-r Winm- Gilsnn Whylmul Cllllllillllllillll Orr Marks Lvitch Tvnmxnt Mills-r Sclmum Alldl'0llS l?l'llbiSlll'I' Curlislv Buncrlict Hick Conklin ,J-. Nivvr Clmmpluin Wcst Marks Pittungvr F-11 4 1 1 irc.-:: C Three 1-lumlrcd One 99 FPO 5 O ONONDAOAN Qlpba Cibi BDU Founded at Trinity College 1895. Active Chapters 17. Alumni Chapters 17. 395i Qlipsilon Clbapter Established 1905. Colors: Garnet and White. ' Members in Jfaeultp HARRY H. SKERRITT JOSEPH G. BOLTON WALTER S. SMITII Grahuate btuhents WILLIAM T. MCCALLUM GEORGE W. LEE FRED CARR BARNS HOWARD BEACH BRYCE D. BLAKELEY WARREN W. COLSTEN GERALD B. FAIGLE CHARLES W. GREEN LOYAL D. GREENMAN LEO M. HANNON HAROLD E. ANDERSON MILTON A. BENNETT PAUL I. BRANIGAN Seniors 31 uniurs BENJAMIN R. JDHNSON .PAUL E. MACPIIIZRSON LESLIE J. MARTIN JOHN K. MOESOIILIN LOUIS W. SCHAEEER EARL L. SCHOOLCRAET LELAND M. SMITH KARL A. SWENNING OLIN G. DECKER ELTON R. DESHAW E. WESTON HUI.SE W. WESLEY RASEY bnphnmnres . WILBUR G. EGGLESTON DAVID JOHNSON IRWIN ALFRED B. FILLINGHAM GEORGE F. MOULTON KENNETI'I R. GALLAGHER EDMUND B. STANLEY HOWARD F. DRAYER PAUL DE W. STANLEY ,freshmen JOSEPH JOYCE GEORGE B. RIDOUT CHARLES B. PERKINS - I 1BIehges CARL T. MERRITT HERBERT L. ROTHWELL STANLEY J. MAXWELL ,RUSSELL F. SPIERS W. M. WATTLES ROY B. WILLIAMS LESLIE K. COOK 1921 B iol I I L'-QD C -' Three Hundred Two .1 L..-:!'r1.. .5 .. , 4 Y V7 Q Q - f ---if---f-'A f-H , --- f -' 'A' ' ': T' ' j-f -- 7 X ONONDAG , 0 ' ' zlffitt--W D ,Y P ! , N A m 'l3DQ in A, Q Ruscy Loc Johnson Dcckvr Gnllaglu-r Irwin Swcnning Perkins 'Q,:l:-L ii 3 Lolsten Moulton Grcc-mnun Joycc- Filinglxaun Ivlocschlin IVICCIIHIIIII Dmyvx' Bl'Rll'lij.ZIlll - -J 4152- Martin Schaefer MacPherson lllakm-Ivy Fuiglc Crm-n Eggleston 'T .Aw-H793 Schoulcruft. Anderson Bvnnctt P. Stzlnlvy E. Stunh-y Ridolll -T' P ff- 1 4 'X' 'Nfj-'1'i TlilifjilZ1T, will' L 'i.., ' ' f ' ' T:LLiZL.q MWAM.. -V-- ' , - In v r --0 A 53514. Af-L I---,ji-A'm '-0 '11 gTTjI,1 I1--.-. Ar- 1157 Tllrcc llunnlrud 'l'ln'L-m: P G 1 D Q x Q GNONDAGAN D U' 0 7 Sigma iBiJi QEpsiInn Founded at Richmond College 1901 Active Chapters 40. Alumni Chapters 12. .flaztv fork Qlpba Qibapter Established 1906. Colors: Purple and Red. member in Jfarultp ROY S. MOORIC Seniors LAWRENCE B. SOPER LEON MIGYICRS JOSEPH CONDERMANN JAMES CLEARWATER EDWIN J. NELSON HAROLD KOLBE HOWARD C. HOOPLE GEORGE BRAINARD JOHN L. GREGORY Zuniurs OLAF C. ANDERSON LOWELL S. NICIIOI.SON CHESTER W. NOTT JOHN M. FRASER JAMES CRAWFORD PERCY WINCHELL Ross E. HOOPLE SHERMAN PEAEODY FLOYD COURSEN HAROLD MISCHLER MALCOLM KISSAM JAMES FRUGONE HAROLD BRODIE CHESTER LUCAS HORACE R. BOLLES DONALD BARNES JOHN H. GREGORY WII,LARD THOMPSON VINCENT ROGERS SPENSER H. MERRIIXM ROBERT WEIGEL GEORGE A. SCOEELL Snpbnmures . GEORGE FI-:L freshmen HAROLD V. HART HENRY A. MARTIN ROBERT MURRAY ALVIN MORROW RICHARD CQALLAGHER PAUL JAPPE ALFRED DECKER T EDSON E. GETMAN EARL KELSEY SYLVAN STRONG SCHOLPR 2:7 WILLIAM ABBOTT I HAROLD VAN NESS HARRY RAINBOW 1921 Three Hundred Four :- i. V v eeee x' -xi V f L., Gotnmn 'I'lmmp:4on lfruyur Felt Gregory Sclmllp juppe Murry Martin Frugonne VnnNs-ss Ruinlmw Coursen Weigel fgxx Decker l'Immph- llurt Misehh-r Amlvrsmm Kissnm U 3 Y, W W X. X Abbul Peabody Barnes Doyle Murrow Kelsey Bowles I Scobell BI'llilI2ll'11 K4-lhu llonplc F0l1d0l'lll1ll1 Super M yers Rogers 414- 'C'lQ,,QfMl ,J e 5 e -,,e,e..,.-e--e,e ee- , ee 4,A ee ,ee ff ,Y - ef- .. Y M. e- WW- iTT 'Lii1.-,11i. 'ite ., .,,, :'K A VY ' Three Hundred Five 1 D Q Q ONONDAGAN U G X o f ,, N - . D Qmgma SHI! Founded at Virginia Military Institute 1869. Active Chapters 79. Alumni Chapters 14. Gamma 355i Qlbapter listablisliecl 1906. Colors: Black, White and Purple. Members in Jfacultp - PROE. HUGH M. TILROE PROE. PHILIP A. PARSONS PROF. HARRY J. HELTMAN Grahuate Members FRANKLIN R. W.PII3S1'ER NEII, S. KOCHER Seniors I ROBERT E. GRIENICR HOWARD L. SIIAFF BION H. KENT C-RERARD W. TERRY FRAIER MON'l'ANYl11 OLIN A. WARREN RALPH C. PALMER ICIRK F. RICKETTS F. FREEMAN MILLER V Eluninrs ALBERT C. DIESSEROTH HOWARD F. NOSTRANT LEE E. EMERSON ALFRED J. RENN ALFRED E. FIVAZ LESLIE M. THOMPSON PIEERE K. MILLER FAY H. WELCH THOMAS F. MULDOWNEY GORDON T. WILSON Snphumures MINOR P. AVERY HAROLD M. MAURER CLARENCE G. GRIE1: KING J. MOSS RUSSELL E. HANFORD FRANCIS B. PARKS RUSSELL E. HARRINGTON FRANCIS M. RYAN EDWARD T. HOEDICII FRANK B. SEVERANCE MONROE D. HOWSE ROBERT G. STUCK IRVING B. LYDECKICR CHARLES W. WARREN :Freshmen ' CHARLES F. AUFDIGRIIAR DUNIIAM F. CONGER MURRAY PONTIUS VINCENT C. HANEMAN FRANK E. WHITOOMH h DONALD M. VAN NESS SHERMAN C. ICETCHAM iBIeI1ges 'Tb ERIC DALSTROM ASUBURY H. HARPINGDING BCS? plug HENRY K. LIEDY R. LOWELL HOGUE ULIUS G. MKJRSIC RUSSELL HARRIS 3 W. CLICMRNT PJGRCIAL CIIARLES W, STRONG 7 T. eg, . - - M 1921 N Three Hundred Six I AX v lg- j Q KM I I I .-Jw. I I I I I ,II mliil VunNcf-is M2lllVl'l' Ilunfurd Mos:-I Welch NVhitcumlJ NVilsun llnm-nmn Kochcr Muntzlnyc Sc'vs'rznu'L' r 2'fif5L'I.I, ICCICIIUIH Elm-rson Fongur Nvurrcn Iflurris Kent 54,33 Hnrpuxldimz Hmvss' Fivuz Parks Plum-Imicln M ulclnwncy Lyclcckor Rm-nn Thompson Holly Millor Grivh Dcissvrotlm Warn-n Terry Ava-ry Slurk Rickclls Palms-r 1'-'EJE551 Strong Hague Pmllius lflurrington Noslmnt Aufdvrlmr I'1-rllviu Morse Loidy glfffli, I,,,W ,- I I Q1 I , if -7----lim A ,Al-,,--,W Y.,-,.,,,-,QA,,Y, wk Ywf, ,,,41Tiiji14m..... -DX ,LT ----i--f-----+- '-f' -N 'Af 'A' 4-UQQQMV 'T '-,f'Tj'S ' - .-'LX .4 'Phrcc I I umlreml Scvvn I D Q N fx Q3 ' U 0 Q 0 A ONONDAGAN 0 iliappa Qigma Founded at the University Of Virginia 1869. Active Chapters 81. ' Alumni Chapters 22. 3 Gamma Ziota Chapter Establishecl 1906. Colors: Scarlet, White and Iinieralrl Green. members in Jfacultp . DAVID F. GILLETTE, M. D. RALPH C. YOUNG Qrahuate HARRY P. BEEDE Seniors EDWARD C. STETZI-:N G. EDWIN BROWN ROBERT W. JORDON RAYMOND WIEIGOLD JOHN A. LANGAN FLOYD D. BROWN HAROLD D. IQELSICY RODERICK DEINN A JAMES S. SCIIINDLER PAUL J. STORMES JOSEPH CAMPBELL WILLIAM PARKER fduninrs JACK H. REIEERI' LYLE M. MOORE CULVER A. BAN WILLIS MARTYN KARL J. HYNES RICHARD L. STEDMAN CECIL V. DONOVAN Svupbumnres PHILIP W. GORMAN WALTER J. DASSERI' STANLEIGH C. HONEYWELL JOHN W. fiORMAN HARVEY D. NASON iblehges THOMAS J. CABELUS MICHAEL P. FALLON HOWARD B. MASON AMIIROSI-1 F. BULLION GEORGE RYAN ALBERT F. ENGLERI' HER13I'IR'l' C, GRIIEV HENRY COMSTOCR RAYMOND PHILLIPS JOHN IJOLSEN C. E. RILEY 1921 515379 Three Hundred Eight Q Q3 ' ' L l:,,--f,1,Q'LI. .:.:.i,.,L.'1.: .LL 3111-1'f'TL'LiT M TZ'lT Yi- ii T - -,'L-ill-WF' 7 K, In A 1 M, i s JF kJ2QQ..iQf'liL-C V' lnln lnnln n 1 nl+1ly'ml n l l llnnlwnlw R ' l L s-N' htitz tl: ll I . I 4!lmMAl:,li' ll ..l ll Honeywell Gornm n Dosscrl l lynvs M urtin Stl-url num Fallon Wvigold l A A'5 Ricfert Pnrkvr Schincllvr Brown Nason Gorman Cubcllus Bccbv Barr - J . ,lorrlon Idlllllllll Kulsoy Dunn Slclzcr Storm Cmnphl-ll D I' gl I l' 1 gluun M' - D n 1 ---4.4. ,, ,A V K Y r- 7' J V. ' , '- H-. ...- ----,.-., W..- .... iw-.. A...-.,- V-.---.---kv---W---:ff-7-iffi -3 ,372 Q., llnee I-Iundred Nine , D Q N GN ON DAGAN ju imma Qllpba QEps1Iun Founded at University Of Alabama 1856. Active Chapters 90. Alumni Chapters 36. 3Hetn Burk Brita Qthaptzr Established 1907. Colors: Purple and Gold. members in Jfacultp LAURIE Cox CHAS. RICHARDSON DEAN MARK E. PENNY SHIRLEY ALLEN Seniors A. HOLLY PATTERSON WILLIAMS K. LAWS JAMES F. EVANS DAVID CONLIN ARLON GELATT LESLIE D. BENSON ROLAND J. SPAULDING TRACY L. BRYANT DONALD WHITNEY Eluninrs LAWRENCE M. MACMILLAN DAVID MALVIFEIIIJT HARVY D. ENGLISH ALBERT B. SCI-IOLL DONALD H. CONTERMAN LEON B. LIGGETT 'G ARTHUR H. BURNETT J. HARRY POULTRIDGE HENRY JACKSON JOSEPH W. LAWSHE WALTER SCHNEIDER HOWARD A. SMITH ADEN J. KI-NG ARTHUR R. HINES CLIFFORD J. ELDRED BERTRAND WHITESIDE CLINTON F. RUSSELL Supbnmnrzs CLAYTON A. BENSON ' FRED V. BARKER W. ALMON FINK HAROLD E. SARGENT B. FRANK DICKSON WOODRUEE-DESILVA CHARLES F. MOSHER LEWIS E. WELLINGTON WALLACE W. HIXON FLOYD R. SPENCER KENNETH B. GREEN CLARENCE E. VAN ORDEN WILLIAM C. STEVENSON ALTON D. PLATT EARL WILLIAMS freshmen HARWOOD G. CLASH RANSOM C. HALL JOHN R. COWELL SEYMORE L. VAN ORDEN FRANK S. CULVER DONALD L. BAXTER HOBART C. VVIIITNEY ' RAYMOND F. MARVIN GEORGE STEWART WILLIAM HAAKE RICHARD E. SCHAEFFICR LAWRENCE A. WAKEEI1 LD fx, T I Rlehges ,,l'f , ' -'Q E JAMES L. AVIS J RAYMOND SLLMAN 3 W. DALLUS SAYBOLT HASTEINGS H. BRICKER T i Y 4s'.- .. . . A 91 y 1921 v - J- L Three Hundred Ten li Q11 QSLQAlLDAQWQQQ,i apfx. A 'ffiliifcl - an ' '-225 un g if, megs 13' 'n Q. ff' llllltl ag, nb, lg:-A 1. wif-. .' A. ,Q It V' 'X' f:i:-:1f 'f',g1gZ 5 ,N xiii f Q ' a ff , l A af - A ,.- ,,: i .J ' iff? --, ' rf . F JN 7. I' :' ' X ' lv , j w y f5f?if1!V'l, 5:91 , 'W V fl w ,7 V V fi? l If . - -V, 1, ,,,i.-.,. fi' 'QMQQS5 .i X' Ivloshcr Barker lflnxtvr Dickson Williams Platt Whitnvy Schull V:u1Orclcn Marvin l.iy.:g0Lt Spa-ncvr NVl1itm-y Lnwslu: lluukv Elflrcrl Finvlc Bcnson llixsun W --.-- Clash Cowell Cnlvvr C0lNll'Tlllill1 Hines Mnclvlillvn Stvwnrcl llnll Grn-on Wvlling :til G4-lull. Lows llryunt Ponltriclgc- Pnttwsoll Evans Wlliu-e4iul0 lCll1lllSll Conlin 'H-U, V:u1Or1lon Davis Suylmll. Englie-:Il Larson Bricker Slvvvlison Mnlonc l,iZZZfl1921 fillif i Tliruc l'lllllfll'Clil Ifllevrwn x D Q Q - ' 'E , Y sy I, fl 0 GNDAG N O D I i Qamma fllita Gamma ' Founded at University Of Maine 1901. Active Chapters 12. Alumni Chapters 6. Brita Glbapter . Established 1908. Colors: Red and Black. .IZOIZJZXSF'AES0.1X 5tiSF0?ZJQl8XSl 3fSp15Z11Z2 l?.l.9kFf.lF.5?IIlfT5fln?ll2Z'if.?EZc5lSFi.222l3fS3 llfflfi chapter at their regular meeting November 21.19l9. beniors KENNETH J. COLE JOHN C. RAFTER JOHN M. DOOLEY JOHN H. SI-IETRON DONALD P. GORMAN WILLIAM D. SLATTERY CHARLES F. MCKAY CYRIL F. STRIFE RAYMOND PIERI HARRY J. WIER 3I1minrs FRANK BRODERICK CARLTON A. HARRIS RAYMOND CONRAD KENNETH JAQUITH RUSSELL COON THOMAS LOWERY WILLIAM DALTON WILLIAM MARTIN ROBERT DIXON GEORGE MCCLELLAN THEODORE DOWNES EARLE SCUTT WILLIAM B. GEORGE HOMER V. WALSI'I LOUIS WATSON . bopbnmores JOHN BOYLE CHARLES KELLY CLARENCE CONLEY JOHN LEONARD WALKER COUGHLIN FRED J. MCCAR'l'1-IY WILLIAM COUNTRYMAN GLENN METCALE FRANCIS DRISCOLL ANDE WHELEHAN Jfrzsbmen WILLARD ANDERSON H BURTON KASSING RAYMOND S. BRIGHT JOIIN LAURER -I ARTHUR CARR DENNIS OYCONNOR nfj-5 THOMAS DONAIIUIE EDWARD RINEHART HARRIS HUNT .JOIIN J. SCULLY ' 1. QL., - . HW I 1921 Y Three Hundred Twelve V Ein f -3 f 5-All-Twill 24 ' ' 'Nl' -'- i '4 f -'ffigri---ff - ' W - 'H ':,.4,,,,. - flgiffw , ,, 'J ON ON DAG Q 0 41.1 U .J -A .RX t fxqmwxy , JW Waiwsiw. 1 9 W'W-H .WM Tl' if Wwxklxll W 'Nia-- xN , W ,um x 'L' l' X Tl. A- -xkixrplx WgQ':xm5lx,M , HWWM-M 'Nm mm mwWxx1L,: , QQ- ww1wwwvW A McCls-llun A I'oIlu-111119 l,s-olmrd Dmmlvy l NVulsh Mcfurtlmy Dolmlmc' . - Martin l Culv I lvlvliuy Couglmlln SlZlllk'l'y Scutt Rzxflvr Drlscnll Dxxuu NVUII' Dnllun Gm-urge Hnrris Vullraul mil 1 U if 3 W e . -4 . .E ,...-7, , f..f -..-..,A....,.,.,.., , , . -f--- . v Y .,, mi-:fq:LNM:,M,,, Yi1,,.,Ql...L1i1'A.,..,.'Z4LLL,. -g, -,.1i 'w W' -J' 4 Q 4' ' -- Y W '-'-'W' '-M' --M ,,,4,N,,.::,i'-' -i. Qi.: ff- X' A' Three l'lUllfll'Ull Thirteen ,..l...l Q .TK Q 'Z7'O ON ON DAGAN Zllibeta Qlpija Founded at Syracuse University 1909 Active Chapters 2 Qlpba Qllijapter Established 1909. Colo1's:, Royal Purple and Orange. members in Jfarultp SHERMAN L. KENNEDY FLOYD E. BRIMMER J. CARLTON HURLEY LOUIS C. JARDY ALVIN V. SMITH Grahuates J. ELTON LODEWICK ERNEST J. EBERLING Seniors J. GRAYDON BROWN DAVID MACINNIS ETHAN ELLIS JAY PHELPS LEICESTER GREEN HAROLD WARNER BENJAMIN HAYEORD RAY PETERSON DUANE E. JOHNSON F. MURRAY WESTOVER Eluninrs CHARLES BOLLINGER ALFRED A. E.-GILBERT PAUL BROWN ELWYN HILLIGAS FORREST CI-IAPIN ROBERT SMITH HOMES H. CHAPMAN HARLAN G. WALRATH H. ELLIOT CIIAFFEE HAROLD WARREN PAUL B. CHASE CHESTER WHEELER JOHN B. FLACK FREDERICK J. WYANT IQENNETII B. FLOYD EARL STODDARD Smpbumores A WAL'l'ER ANDREW FRANCIS HUSTON PAUL A. BURDICK HUGO NICHOLSON PAUL CALLENDER LYNN PETERSON MILTON CLARK RICHARD PRATT CLYDE COLLINS FRANK STILLWELI. RAY N. COOLEY CHESTER ZOCG GEORGE FRENCH HARRY L. UPPERMAN CARL S. GOODYEAR - SAMUEL JOOR, JR. RICHARD G. ROWLAND Blehges GEORGE KETCHUM FRED SUEKER EDMAND BOWER RALPH BERGESON HERBER1' B. VANDERPOOL 1921 I D Bfjo Three Hundred Fourteen 7 x 1 3550 Fl cnxmuxummw M l'Q2iF Ll-K 3: :df f':,gf,-' '- I fig A 2,93 ', 2-A , A A il , . sit - sf Nm llxw M5 -'rl rl NU 1 Eh wrgr. -- .ui ,- X V- wr. A-1 H ,, V- Y W M' , .- Q, W-X ' we r ll cw- r 4-wr H:1:l':1f'p M 'tw ,-'Lf bl N ' G l' Wir 1 , ' WN! ' 'U Fm' ll ll' lf, l N ' 4' ll- 'fl W5 'Ml Nl ll ll qv , -,Q V, M ' - . ' ' 'lm 41 ,ml 1,Ml 1 f -: 1 H . 'll w W ll'-' M' , , :V lr X ll 'u r '- jx, QQ-,r.':ll,,lwL' l.lgq,,yN U 3 I , AU lx fl Q5 x,31Q:vq:r,'Mv J Q re s 'r -fl , rw , Q X I. 1 1 M , 'v.l'l-'-l- ll l W- -Q'-5 rw-,mm-r, ' ' il -lj' , ,lg yu ,Y ww, 1 ' ' w gy mlzllfr-El 1, l f W lh fa fl .15 WL1,- 1 tp A lr -N 'N M Q H 3 Nxt:-r,3.c' we-f 1 4. 0 -M l, l., , , A Hr., 4, K ,l U 4 L ,. H: ,1g'w ll W- l Q, L ll 'S T 1 ' 1 ' r, lm . , -ll All lr -w rr , X ' lr w.,:g,.l, b WW' Wll'- lk Mlm 5 V wr ' m l' ' -H 'l 1 M,.j3,K Nicholson Cnllcmlvr l'lm1mmn NVynnt Smith lflnck lfrcnclx Kc-nm-dy Vnndcr Pool Bowl-r Zucker llruwn llutu-rs Clmsv llillvgus. Floyd XVnrrvn Gillmurt Wllcvlcr Stilwull Clmpc-n Clark I lflusqmn Collins Zum.: I'm-Lcwsoll Wulralh Cooley Pm!! W:u'n0r IR-ta-rx-11:11 L4-wls Ellls Groom Julmsun l'l1ll'l'lSUll Muclnnis lirnwn Iluyford jour Burdick Sturldzwrl Uppvrmzul Kvtf:l1ul1 I'urgvr Adams ,,r, .h,.,-- .,--.,.T..4,,,...---....-...-..-+v.1..---A---------W Y--f - -L--- ,- :Vx l A ll921 illili ,ICT-'IC Three llundrcfl Ififlccn ,,....4 D Q N Q ONONDAGAN U 0 Belta Uliau Belta Founded at Bethany College 1850. Active Chapters 62. Alumni Chapters 25. gamma QBmiernn Qllhapter Established 1910. Colors: Purple, Wllite and Gold. Member in Jfaeultp ARCIIIE L. CEIBSON JOHN WEBER APP ALTON H. ADAMS VAN DREW L. WIGIiI'l' 'I'IIADDEUs B. OOT HAROLD I.. DOUGLAS ILLIFF C. GARRISON beniurs Zluniurs THOMPSON N. BENNJB'l l' HIQNRY H. A. BLYTH EDWARD MCCORD KENNETH H. LAVIN DEXTER VVRIGHT Snphumnres WILLIAM B. CRADTREII TIIEODORIB IEARLE EARL C. WADSWOR'fH THEODORE STACEY LAWRENCE Ross jfresbman RICHARD JAMES Rlebges FRANK li. CTONLIN WILLIAM H. IJYER HARRY P. WOOD HORACE E. BRONSON CI-IARLES H. BRANDOW GIT.l5ERT M. BUTTICRS BERNARD M. DAWSON ARTI-IDR A. Reeves HOWARD A. BRIc'r'I'I.Is HOWARD I.. DETRO FOREST S. BURTCII WILLIAM W. WELTON LINCOI.N B. WILSON DENTON S. COVERT ALLAN B. POMEROY D55 1921 Three Hundred Sixteen r-. ' -- - -- - ---W - ' ' ., ..,,,,,,, Q ..--. ,,,. Y -..,,, K VI, , 7.1, I :ff fy ogy, NRI pq , wr .. ,,,, ,. .. .. , ,,.,, W ,,.,,,,., ..,, .,,,.,,,,,., , ,, 1 N I - III' II mmf' II' III I o QIIIQINIDAGAIXQI WI If IX O , X I'Q.gg.o.,5.... ' 5:14, gig1115.41Qll::14i:1:.'L::.L-,,L.41 .-. 1,,.:'.f. III ,. V- , I 1 ,. - I I f I K, ,JI I I I I I , I I I I I ', I I I I ,. I I I I I - I I IIN I I I I I I I E IIII IIII I IIIIIIIII I I IIII I I grggiafygzitefIIIIIIQIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII-IIIIIII I I I I , IX' ,pn , hx , .Pg:g,:i?-- 1 I 4 I II 'LN '91p,3?H-' 5 FMII I I 'I I ' O x - V I? I I 1 1 1' ' II II In I .4 I I I2 I 'W' W A I :I , II I I I III I I I I I I II I I, I I I 4 ' I' I I I I I I I I- I I II ' I I I I I I Ig I II I I ,I ' 'I I III I I ' I I I II I II , II ' I' A EI I ' V I I'I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I l I I I II DIYIIKIIIS Bvnnutt JHIIICS Wvltou Stacey Waulswortll I Col McCord Earle Dawson Buttvrs NVIILIIL I I Aclunls lirumlow Wood Dyvr Blyth XIVr1gl1t Burtch Gibson Uovurt. I ' HI ,, Il' 1,,yII, II III I fjjffi I -I -I I II III I IIIII, IIHI IM-C,X V 1 - 7' I 3 I' ,W Y ,. .... ... .. W. A..Y., 7.-X Q k ,1 1 V- IIA HI, F- X ' vii-ST, igiix '? f ri--X XX:-. r SX X xx! X... ,.,..v N !,-, 'YI fs ff , fn f f- :A xks! .j x.fN ,woo 1921 .I,4,yg I,,III Three Qll.1md1'cd Scvunlccn Q Q0 QNQNDAGAN . Scania Founded at New England Conservatory of Music 1898. Active Chapters 25. Alumni Chapters 5. Svpranuse Qllbapter Established 1911. Colors: Red, Black and Gold. Members in Jfacultp H. P. BAKER . LoU1s LINDSAY F. G. CRAWFORD H. A. PECK R. J. HOYLE R. A. PORTER J. L. JONES S. D. SARASEN E. P. TRACY Seniur L. A. DUREN fyuniurs H. J. HARTIGEN R. G. SPRAGUE L. S. SCANLON j. W. WARREN freshman j. C. KE'FCHAM F. E. THOMAS H. K. LEWIS D. F. WAUGH E. W. WELLS Z7'u BCH-5 l l i D1 IIE. I 1921 ll Three Hundred Eighteen Q ' x ' v Y 'H '1,li ' 'i' Z ' .. i7 'flL 'AT 'L g ' ' 'bv' ' '- ' W U ll iff' Q fQ,,,I,,,I,, IWONOND G Ia N I ,I I 34 I I I I 1' Ia -I YN '4- .-SE, 7' Q- If-' -- W-QIIIF-Q2-'f I' ' I I.-- -r JL, - I - I -1 H7723 I 24,1 k,i4 si . br A I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I III 'I I ,IM I I' I ' I I I , . I I I . I I I Q I , ' I I , . I I I I , PW! I'zu'nu'nta-r Wnrrvn Limlszny LUWIS Waugh lluylc Durcn Wvlls Sprzuluv Scanlon llurtzcn XI lb W V 'X'gi 'l:1T'gfLT,fTgiiiti. ' ,,.. Q, i iy.,,A ,, tg Ii ,M wmjn. 'I'ln'4-v Ilumhw-ul Nimwluon Sylvvslvl' K4-Icllu m I I I , I' D Cfjg Igf' ii ,. V, f zg1.If'1L ' AGI I D Q x ,Xxx P , Q 'Z7'o ONONDAGAN R D Zeta Esta Gian Founded at the College of the City of New York 1898. Active Chapters 25. Alumni Chapters 10. QBmicrun ftllbapter lisltablislmecl 1911. Colors: Light Blue and Gold. Member in :Faculty A. H. KALLET Qeniors JOSEPH ALEXANDER ABRAHAM E. BERNSTEIN ARCHIE M. BAKER H. CHARLES GOLDBISRG ' IsEDoRE B. GOODMAN Eunints MORRIS FELLMAN W1LL1AM l,EssEN CHARLES GOLDMAN LDANIEL PoUzzNER HOWAIID T. SAPERSTON bapbnmnres EUGENE W. BONDY ABRAHAM N. SAP1-:Rs'1'1-11N HUBER'f j. LANDAUICR HERMAN SCIILOSSBERG MAXWELL SNIDER Rlehges SIDNEY S. COIIEN HARIQY MARKS DEWEY ELISH ALWIN RAMBAR SLOAN HURWITZ HAROLD ROTIICIIILID MYRON KALET D LEONARD RO1'IfICIIII,D SAMUEL E. MAG MORRIS SCI-1WARz SAMUEL JAY STABINS A 2 F, 1921 Three Hundred Twenty -l O F WN UNOND G , 0 41 I '7 'Q Q ' C ! 4, '-i-g:1'4i,:1.4i:gL4Lg+ - N 1 - I vlvfv f fix 9 f - ' - , ' -1 I ,.,,,m -I -gigpg, , ,w'-wi. un uxlwx Q wfwnvafnlml 2 , 4. Af is Q.. ' N55 U' -L ' ' Hi E 'PH , - 3 v Wt.. I gg ..., gf , .4 , , N , . W H3Q? tt. ffl 6 '? 'I 6 QQ 4' S ' v , A 42, ' . 'il fel, . -I NQQ 3 .3 - ,, X I -.N A 'gl h .il twii wqyww i l 1, x I V - I , T W H LB T V' -N 1598 Uullvn Snirls-r Sulllnsshm-rg Snlzmaul Lumlzulvr Bundy follm-11 Saks l 1-Ilnmn Supvrstl-in Ln-ssvn Gordon llfllllllilll Gumlmzm KHIZIIIZIII NVinkclsln-in linker lim-rnslf-in Alvxzmrln-r 41- A N -1' .'k.g Ei Y Q N Gf , .Y W , - - f.: ' - h TS ' -' --r 1 1 f A- YY-Y ww M- Y - - --V Y vvv- YA, .,:: J. ---1 'Phre-u IIllmlx'w1 'I'w1-lily-I QN ON DAGAN I D f W. Z5 Sigma Esta Founded at Syracuse University 1911. Colors: Purple and Gold. WILLIAM DE SMID Rust Grahuates CLAUDE E. HARTFORD beniurs DE FRED COO FOLTS ERNEST H. OSBORNE LICLAND LOGAN LEON H. ROSSMAN M. ROLAND MEACIIEM ALFRED J. SCHMITT W. GRANT MITCHELL MERRILL A. IJPSON MIT.LARD C. UPSON Efuninrs RALPH K. DAY VICTOR A. MACOMBER PAUL J. FAY BRAYTON L. MEYERS REGINALD D. GERARD RODNEY C. MERTZ WII,I.IfXM F. KOERNIO NEIL A. MINER F. IvEs TURNER Svupbnmores DEWITT R. S. BARNES EDWIN A. HEERS ROBERT H. BRINK CLAUDE W. Moy PHILO CHAMBERS GEORGE E. TENNANT EDWARD H. WILKINSON jfresbmen EARL K. BOUTELLIER - CLARENCE N. CHASE JOHN G. HOPKINS iBIelJges VIC'l'OR C. ARZAM FOSTER C. POTTER THEODORE F. HALI. GUY M. SMITH M HAROI.D HEBBI.EWAI'fE FRANK VANDEWALKER 1921 F Three Hundred Twen ty-two 55:55 gg'NQi i L,1.Ql', T Ll LLLLWQ-. , .' -jfl-'TTlf.1ifTQ1.IQfllLT.1I:I1TjfL.lI1f4QL. -.-A . , , -YI...L.T ff 7.'C U U 1 ff f' ff OVOL 0 A9 GD06 Q orc VY A I ADD, if A AQ' 'V A -QA. ZBA? fvk A91 QQ.. ,AQ 0419? 9 llull Ifults Brink IIA-1-rs Schmitt Minvr Moy Funrhc-r XVilkinson llupkins Mvycrs Rossnmn Clmss- Mzu'omhvr Knuruig Mcrtz Arzuni Day Osborn Milclu-ll limxtvlim-r Upsnn Logan Upsun Clmmln-rs Vam cle- Nvllllxl' -X Q4 U gli' H . X TL Q 9 ffdrnw fi-.- iw Y W , ,-53 I, A r 4'- 1--Tj? f E Q E , -X .Yk,- , , -QM Q X- --f-f f-fff - -ii?--Y--4 -- -- f- ,X E S D 1 X -,,dMi:,,,,,,,W, - g' FT' ' ' ij.iTf::T1T:,i55'gii'1 W i '..TTT .Tf .:1'?llXx--Ll A, - ' Three I-Iumlrvd 'Pwcnly-lhrec N ZX. D Q Q ONONDAOAN F V 0 G i kappa Qlpba Founded at University Of Virginia 1869. Active Chapters 47. Alumni Chapters 11. Qlpba QEIJi Qllbapter ' Established 1913. Colors: Garnet and GOlcl. beniurs WII.I.IAM A. RANKIN D. CLARENCE JOIINSON DONALD B. LIDELL HARRY B. PRESTON LYNN D. HEPINSTAXLI. NORMAN W. BROWN CLARENCE E. HUNTLEY CRANDALL F. PHILLIPS CHARLES E. GARDNER JACK W. LUCAS D. EVERET HOOKER DONALD B. 1'lAR'RING'l'ON HAROLD FI. SPRY G. BRYAN TIIOMPSKJN A. LEROY MILLER EDWARD M. JONES FLOYD H. PEASE ' CHARLES H. SIEEERT WILLIAM P. TOLLEY WILLIAM R. VAN ALLEN WOLCOTT INGIIAM WORKI.Y INGIIAM EDGAR TILLMAN Zuniurs E. M. STURGESS bopbomores ARTIIUR LOVE iBIehges PAUL B. HANKS WILLIS S. PECK EARL V. TOLLEY FLORIENT li. VERDIN DANIEL M. PARKER DUNCAN G. RANKIN F. MARION PRATT AUSTIN G. DERBY ALFRED J. XNI-IITESIDE LEWIS E. ANGWIN BRUCE BARTLETT LESTER ANGWIN LELAND GARDINER CLINTON E. HENRY 1921 54:16 Three Hundred 'I' wen t y- four D Q Q tr ' 'Tx ii 47-f..Q 4.TL' ,rv l O F ON ON DAG , D , l f 5 4C NX 8519. X A A A 'lm I lil mil 'Y 'A f will l-lb 1 4 gh NWI , .A :va i'-il , X' . . .Jqi9h1 r1 's'gb .1 ' ' V. 'vQ'b 1-at , -4' fL!?':Z+tfgiX viff-1+w Hooker l'. Tollcy NVl1iLusidc Miller Nibhlv Phillips L,Angwin Tillman L. Angwin Ps-ck Hunks Dvrhy Pzirkvr Pratt Svlbcrt IC. Tnllvy Thompson Vvrclin jnnus Crnclrluck Lovi- Rnnkin Gurrlncr Huntley Brown Rankin llupinstzxll johnson Liilclu-ll linrllm-tt, Anclrvws Pvnsv Gnrclinvr K1-airy Spry N f v N' M A ! 1 7 I 4 , iiii M i M .A i i . -.,-,-.,,., - L W Y -' 3 - V- -Y'-w -A - 'Y' - --'H'-W -'-- ff' X gl, f he 1921 'l'ln'vv 1lllllliI'li'4l 'I' wnnly- Ilvc Q ,X- ONONDAGAN Q Y -C ' Y j 7i S Sigma Qlpba fllllu Founded at C. C. N. Y. 1909. Active Chapters 23. Alumni Chapters 6. Qfta Clllbaptzr Established 1913. Colors: Purple and White. members in Jfacultp PROF. T. A. LEVY beniurs JOHN BARSIIA HARRY SEOAI. WILLIAM ABERSON Zuninrs MURRAY D. HEARN ABRAHAM WELTMAN SAUL P. WASKOWITZ WILLIAM P. BLOOM bupbumnres FREDERIC K. FRIEDMAN iblehges ROBERT ESKIN PHILIP BERNSTEIN VICTOR K. Ross BENJAMIN COOPER HERMAN STlCHMAIfI DR. PHILLIP COOPER VICTOR EDELSTEIN HARRY H. LEVY ROBERT M. BERMAN SAMUEL ROSEN DANIEL E. MARTIN WALTER ROSE MAURICE E. MARLOWE SAMUEL SAVAGE SAMUEL BROWN EMANUEL SOLOMON DAVID SIMONS HARRY HERBERT D 1921 B555 Three Hundred Twenty-six 1 X Q 1 ' 1 ' ' hi x ' 'LlI1.- .QYYQ '.L.lfj'F p 1, if F W TQNONDAG off oo U .9-qv' xy' XXW X S xx N X XX xys X X .-- . .y- .'y,,,,,,,1'r' sag. A. 9 NA X ' if vi? . xg if X wx ir -'J X5 VAX K U K- .isrxxwbfl , , W1 X -'Q ll L BL-rlnun F Simons H Cooper X Ezlulslcin E:-wkin Mliqown Wcltmnn 'riedman earn 1 berson Bloom ar ow 0 'N T3 N H. L:-vy T. A. Lovy 1VVnskowitz Bzlrshu Rose Dr. Coopvr Rosvn Q 1 - YvA. P K 5 ',fL,.QQ...1,,..'.,,.lL1f.1 .. W ' 3 g.4:g-,.., ' M . ffl '4- ,, ,. ' :iiif':'i - 5 'ff.:i-ii:,L: . h':ii:i'i: im --V J Three Hundred Twenty-seven Q 'L7'O Q 0 'W ONONDAGAN J 15131 6!Eps1Inn 191 Founded at C. C. N. Y. 1902. Active Chapters 21. Alumni Chapters 8. Qllbi Qllbapter Esmlwlislmecl 1017. Colors: Purple and Gold. Qeninrs IRWIN B. CANTER GEORGE M. PEIZAR DAVID PAULL ALEXANDER L. SAUL JACK FRIED SAMUEL A. VOLPERT HAROLD WICISENIZERG Zuninrs SOLOMON PRED Al,l lil'Zl7 SASEICN IEMANUEL SCIIWARTZ Qupbumnres J. HOWARD CLARK JULIUS KAIIN HERBERT GINZDURO D. ROBERT MCl.EfXN BARNARD FLAXMAN HERMAXN NEXAVMAN SAMUEL RURENSTEIN freshmen WILLIAM A. J1-:NNY n EDWARD J. MCMULLIN, JR. 'C HAROLD I.. SCIIMIDT ,K nil-5 ERT! . 3.2 ' ! .f as., A ee- M 1921 L . 'I'hrnn Hunflrml 'Pwonly-eight, v9 X KY 0 r - Y... , WW .....- 4 D , 1 U' u ON ON DAG wifi? xx f Y' N Y ra +A ,gal ...... JL ....... f 'f' W ,Lfjr'E+'X Q x 'D X 16, I XA N N x Ai S w Qhwv X , XR ' 'Q Volpcrt: Cantor Kuhn McMullin l Schmidt Newman ,lf-npy Plflxlllilll McI.0m1 C,.l:u'k Rllhcllsurlll Saul Prvrl I' ruul PUIZHI' Pzulll NVc'iscnburg Susccn Schwartz LHIIZIJIITH ' D I ,Quin 5 1 1921 Thrcc .I Iumlrud Twclliy-llilw WARREN M. KNISKERN D Q Y A o ' 0 Q0 ONONDAOAN U Q Ziamhha Cdlbi Zllpba Founded at Boston University 1911. Active Chapters 53. Alumni Chapters 22. Zllpba Zllipsilnn Qllhapter Established 1918. Colors: Purple, Green and Gold. V Members in Jfacultp CHARLES I.. BRIGHTMAN NORTON M. BARNES WALTER R. BEDELL WILLIAM S. FISHER PATRICK J. GAREY HAROLD J. l,ATUI.II? GEORGE M. CARMODY Seniors J. RAYMOND LUTz ROSCOE B. SKINNER ELIJAII E. TAYLOR A. PAUL TRAUH J. lVlIL'l'ON VOORIIEIBS FRANCIS li. WOOD FLOYD C. BARNES Bluniurs IQEN NETH P. BUCK KENNETH E. BARRACLOUGII JAMES H. CUMMINGS JAMES J. BIRNIE HARRY W. SHOTWELL JOIIN G. SIMMONS EDWARD E. CUMMINGS CYRUS E. DAVIS CHARLES J. BROOKWELL CHARLES B. CLOSE ROBERT E. HESS bnphumores MINRK E. DILLON KENNETI-I E. ROGERS 3BIeI1ges CLAIR MCKINLEY MI5REIJI'1'lI - CHESTER M. MERRILL ARTHUR B. MOORE ELLIOT R. MOORE 535551 El gi Ml! U HUDSON V KRONK WALTER WILLETTS CIIC GRIIEITII R WOOD ir 1921 Three Hundred Thirty l QV :X ' g ' '- - -M' - W' WT' V QU 71- QQ 4 , - 5 ONQND G , U 7 O Q, ' ' Au ' iii W- V ,X c k . K. F if xiav X ., 4 , I K :WA xw K N ' ,f , ,, ,. N. .A ,4 q XMAS h 4 V4 s .: -50.51. I .u..r- , ' ,N - ,Q A ' , V ff ' 'J , 5 M 1. is X 1 9 . . jd ' -5 f .41 ,V , ,I A, A' I A . KN, t .N iff' , Davis Shutwcll Birniv Huko Fishvr CllHIlI'Iil'IKS Beck-ll Bnrm-s Buck Simmnns Ln Tulip Rumors Vuurllcvs Skimwr Harm-H Taylor Wood Gurcy Lutz Traxub -X A 0.56, EQ Tllrc-1: I-Tumh'cd 'Fllirly-one K AU 'o Q Q0 QNONDAGAN D f-X. Qlpba 1913i Zllpba Founded at Cornell 1906 Active Chapters 29 Alumni Clmpters 3 Biota Cibapter Established 1909 and 1920 Colors : Yellow and Black members in Mrhe PROFESSOR I.. H. CAl.lJWEl,l. JOSEPH E. 'IQRIGG WAl.'l'Ell BACON Senior Cl.ARr:Nc1c MCD. MAI.ONhX Eluniors' GRAHAM A. BuRwEl.1. JAMES I.. LoMAx Sophomore FREDERICK C. Douc:1.As ,freshmen BENJAMIN E. HAIlRISON Rlcl-IARD G. BONDURAN1' JAMES A. CAREW THOMAS A. CENTER JOHN A. CAR'I'Ell THOMAS E. PosEY gif? 1921 Three Hundred Thirty- Lwo ,QQ Q' r i ,T-Ive-fl A 41355 f1 '- r ' A H 'Y -NA -Y--1j'yf QQ' f- Qu W , Q,151Q21mx,QAN, 4 M2 3 L, , ... --4--. I!! 22212: f 115:22 ' V 4 5233? an QA Y W ' M MMM- K x I 1 Can-xv Lomax Mnlom-y C4-lm-r Pass-y N BUlldlll'lllll Harrison Ilurwoll Douglass l'au'l1'r n 'N 1 jo QVQRVYLUS If-1 ,. fi1U1.Lf, Ll L 'WD 'H fig PFW jlihiiffig Three Hundred Thirty-three 1 .X -v.,- -v.-f-- , O Q QF ONONDAGAN img 1 G jail bigma 3311 A Founded at University Of Michigan 1882. Active Chapters 33. Alumni Chapters in all large Cities. 3211 Qllbapter Established 1896. Colors: Maroon and White. members in jfarultp WILLIAM D. ALSEVER ROBERT K. BREWER GEORGE B. BROOD ROBERT BURNS - MURRY A. CAIN HOWARD G. CASE CLARENCE E. COON HENRY B. DOUST FREDERICK FLAHERTY WILLIAM A. GROAT THOMAS H. HALSTEAD JOHN L. HEFFRON HAROLD G. KLINE FRANK P. KNOWLTON EDWARD S. VANDUY AI.BIGR'l' E. LARKIN H. A. MCGRUER A. CLIFFORD MERCER AARON B. MILLER JOSEPII C. PALMER CIIARLES W. POST HENRY W. SIIOENICK HENRY W. STILES DAVID M. TOTMAN WILLIAM E. TRUEX HENRY G. WEISKOTEN CIIARLES J. WALLS F. S. WETIiERELL JOSEPH R. WISEMAN N S1233 Seniors N. R. CHAMBERS L. A. PARSELL W. F. COOMBS L. A. SIMPSON' G. C. COONEY E. R. TEMPLETON R. R. LOUOH T. E. WALSH R. M. WATKINS 3111111015 A. F. BRAND R. A. MEEK G. A. HOLDEN F. J. MONTROSE A. D. HUBBS R. W. SCOTT J. E. HUTTON E. A. SHERLOCK R. N. LINDSAY F. D. WEBSTER J. R. WILSON Smpbnmores R. F. D. GIBBS G. P. METZLER J. E. GILLETTE E. F. MILLER R. S. HOLSAPPLE L. E. NICHOLS P. H. LOWRY G. N. WALTERS Iinitiates I G. B. BLISS R. E. FENNER O. D. CHAPMAN D. M. GREEN . D. H. CONTERMAN R. G. LIGHTHALL A. N. CURTISS L. S. MACMILLAN C. P. DANEIIY D. E. MOORE J. S. DOUGLAS A. H. PARKER 1921 Three Hundred Thirty-four Q , S uv -7'wiV- i-v--ii-'i -'-F M-xi'-MM , W Adi W17'fH 'Q:7 ' Cu f i ONONDAG , 0 '---'-ff ' A---'---in Y f - '--- '-l'-1- 1'-Tlfvu ' ---gig 4 '... l D - X ,7 l . 1 , I i , V f,,ii,,4,i., W.. ,xl 3 i., .iw :ww 5,3 I . W,,.i4 .fjllg 11-15 ff- 4, 2' ir' , ' ,' ii, V, lf Y 43:5 iiiei YITh R. 7 4 242511, fkfr- ui ' ,HN i1i'-feliff 'Li' -1 wa M i Wi 'Mm' 'wh .1- p i 1 ' 4 'Mix , N , , zz i, ,L Ei A ww awww i ' X. .W I I i 1 -x n x ,ugh U ff 1 4 Q'-' i i 23 llubhs XVilcux Cluipiilziii Gihlns fiililll'l'lllIlIl Millvi' MacMillan llullnn Hrnncl NVQ-hslvr Mn-lzlvr Dnnvliy -'A' 'nf' '--- --5 Curtiss Muuru ilnlsumilv Nichols Palrsvll NV:iItm-rs Liglitlmll Iiliss Slwrlock lfvnuvr H ' fjifgg--V Lowry Cuwnoy Briggs 'l'L-imilvlon Lmlgli NVzitkins NVulsh Chzimhm-rs l':irkL'r -- W Dolan llulzworlh Montrose Grucn Lindsay Scott Smith Neck A- ' K ' W 'E -4---771113 55,31-547, 11' 3 WA '4:w1,gj'-. ' . 1:1gg.i :4' , L Y 4.1 ' H lf --Lf 'X - K U YK X L 9 i X f P H52 , gt, - ..,, ff H 'A' '-H 3' 'g' .:Tii::g1T3i iii? ' im A 1:-' ': fI1x,J'E'?k Jif-.. 5' I Tlircc Hundred Thirty-f1v0 D Q fl-XE ONGNDA GAN H 2' - I Qlpha kappa itiappa Founded at Dartmouth College 1888. Active Chapters 42. Alumni Chapters 10. Zlnta fibaptzr Estublisllecl 1899. Colors: Green and Wllitc. Professional Medical Fraternity Members in Jfacultp EUGENE BELKNAP I. H. LEVY MORTIMER BROWN F. W. MARLOW H. E. BURDICK THOMAS MESICK RAYMOND BURNS D. H. MURRAY FLOYD BURROWS BROOKS MCCUISN JOHN J. BUETTNER GEORGE M. PRICE CHARLES DEMONG E. C. REIEENSTEIN H. L. GILMORE GEORGE M. RETAN LOUIS GOULD GEORGE ROCKWELL DAVID GILLET'fE FRED SEARS GEORGE A. GROUP JAMES D. V. SHEEIIAN W. A. CURTIN A. G. SWIFT J. J. LEvY H. C. YECKEL Seniors JOHN FOSTER BURDI-:N GEORGE ALEERT MARSDEN SHERMAN M. BURNS CHARLES A. PRUDIION JOHN F. FAIGLE LOUIS D. RETz LEO EATON GIBSON ROSCOE D. SEVERANCE WILFRED V. HARDING FRANK LEON SLATER STANLEY R. HARE OTTO CARL RISCH HARWOOD L. HOLLIS BERNARD T. BROWN GEORGE LEROY MANLEY FRANCIS R. IRVING JOHN CHARLESAFREY 3Iuninrs FRANK A. LAURER WALTER S. SCHINDLER NORMAN L. WOODFORD CLIFFORD W. SORGUES H. WALDEN RETAN TRACY C. SWAN Sophomore!! RAYMOND JOHN SISSON WILLIAM T. FLANIGAN WARREN EDWARD SAILE STANLEY R. ERLENBACK BENEDIGT WILLIAM REIFENSTEIN TRACY L. BRYANT GREGORY D. MAHAR C. OTTO E. LINDBECK J ROBERT B. HAGENBUCIIER ,freshmen IRVING ADAM OBERLANDER JOHN DEWEY BOYD HAROLD JOSEPH LATULIP ARTHUR SEYMOUR BROGA GEORGE T. HAGENBUCIIER CHARLES CLIEEORD CALLAHAN BCIQTLT GEORGE CLIFFORD GOEWEY HUGH FRAIL AUGUSTUS B. CHIDESTER EMMETT ALFRED DOOLEY MICIIAEL JAMES ELWOOD 1921 Three Hundred Thirty-six K X343 'Q H' r Q ' ' 4'! '--yli- 1111 A ir ''mirrwlf-'- ' A- L ' A . v.,, 5 -,h7i!,9,,7Z-lx XMI I I -- GNUNDAG IIIZIW - - --- A--4- W- - A- U If , 1 I I I I I I I I I I , I I I Ia I I I I I I I I ,I XI I I I I I w I I I I A3K I wQ3Q H3471 ' Govwcv Gibson Ln'I'nlip lfullnluln Donlay Linclhock NVmulford Flznnxignn Schincllvr Swann KYAWJE 4 4, Snyder ASuvcrancu lioyrl Ilurcling Elwood Burns Brown linnlun Rm-tz Sissun lfrym- 'ffl'-U Mnnlvy CllIlllll'SlL'l' lvlngm-nhncln-r OIJC'l'lilI1ili'l' Rvtun Fniglu M:n's1ls-n Suilm- Hugs-lmhllcln-r Lznn-r Surgiss k,,:.,- lCrlc-nlmclm Fruil l'rnclhun Rc-if:-mltvin lirynnt Broun lluru llullis M uhm' Kgfga 'W ,V-.I X N- I , ,I ,- I . -E L, f -Am f - -W 1 ' it f -W -f --- f----- - -Q'- -f--f-w- JVM I A. .-- .,-,,-,...---.K..- Y A,,.T'w.1..I'TifQI,.14--f , ., ifgi1iT7i .- Q 111' 'I'ln'n-u 1 I llll1ll'Q'1l 'Phi rl y- sr-v1-n 1 D Q N X x Q ONONDAGAN U G 1513i Brita bi Founded at University Michigan 1869. Active Chapters 46. Alumni Chapters 17. Qtnmstnck Qlhaptsr Established 1899 Professional Legal Fraternity. Gfficers ERIC WILL . . . . . . President CHARLES GREEN . . Treasurer JOHN lVlOESCIILIN ........ . Secretary Members in Jfacultp PAUL S. ANDREWS CRANDALL MELVIN GEORGE H. BOND CARL L. SARGENT JOIIN W. CHURCH HARRY H. SKERRITT ERNEST I. EDGECOMB FRANK R. WALKER AARON T. LEVY LOUIS L. WATERS beniurs JOHN W. APP FREDERICK E. JII.LSON MYRON R. BREWSTER HENRY D. LUCY JAMES R. CUEE ROLLAND W. MARVIN KEITH F. DRISCOLL JOHN K. MOESCHLIN CIIARLES W. GREEN WESLEY W. RASEY JOHN A. HEAl.lJ LUUIS W. SCIIAICFER CLARENCE E. HUN'rLEY ERIC W. WITJ. iluninrs PAUL A. ANDROUS CRANDALL F. PHILLIPS J. MCGREGOR FRASER GERALD G. TRUE GEORGE W. LEE u BLAIR D. WORMER DONALD M. MAWI'IINNEY freshmen DC-X55 PAUL B. HANKS HUGH N. PARKER IRVING LYDECKER 1921 Three Hunrh-erl 'I'hh'ty-cip:ht c KJXQ il' Ci.....--- ,,,,,., Y.. U I 'N ' ' ' 'Y 4 uh 7 A ' ' ' ' 'Un 'w '-l' 1T Iq - '.iT 7' . .11f Q. ' .VYW . . --I x , cyan . . , W.. 1 .'. 4 EN 'N : 1 '- Q' I ng, 'jr' V s :MH o .o u ':5:5:3:1: '5f:?:13:f:?:' ,-f' V -M A 1 ,PWM ' E s A1 Q. lhwwvslcr jillson NVUFIIIOI' Lucy Mm-sclulln Mznvlunnvy Hllnllr-y Svllzwfol' XVill llvwlrl Grown H9495 gKM,f'Tf521WAii7 Tlmrac Humhwsd 'I'hirty-nine Q Q U o oNoNDAGAN J Eau Reita Sigma Founded at Syracuse University in 1905. Number of Chapters 3. Colors: Maroon and White. Qlpba Glbapter - Professional Engineering Society ALBERT R. ACHESON WILLIAM P. GRAHAM members in Jfacultp LoUIs J. MITCHELL JOHN A. NoRTIIcoTT Sveniurs N. W. BRowN W. W. SANDFORD J. E. DUNN A. C. SCHROEDER R. E. GREINER C. H. SHAW D. J. HoosE J. H. SPRY B. R. JOHNSON E. C. STETZER M. D. Low O. A. WARREN W. A. RANKIN R. W. WooDwoRTH Euniors J. BRUCE R. D. PosT H. LESTER G. T. WILSON A. R. HINEs H. V. Booos F. E. VERDIN R. H. SLocUM 25:15 N-ff-A-v - -I - 1921 Three Iflundred Forty Q ' df 'rl K QW I, , ,, ,,,. 1-1 ll ll' , .L11QL'T1.TfITLfQ1 1 Z..f..lL 'Qf,f,'-i -V , I I ONONDAG ' O F' 1jj ,1g1j:g jj'1, gg ' U4' 'V A 'Q 'i 'i 'g ' ' ' Li,,',j.,, .1 ' 'Lg '1v,iT,' 1.2 L 1,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , 1 ' X:x:.,?v,.1 -:if .lg-.. h I 1 1 Nw . N , ' 1 - 1 , ,FX P xffi? 1 511 ' '11 ' X '1 fp ' ' 1 ,X V -. 1 K 1 1 A 11 1- f' W X f Lei: 1' 4 X, 1!1,f U 1 1 1 , 1 , , - 3 -: . k .A six., ., 1 L 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,, W, I 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Spry Post Stvtzcr NVurrcn Boggs Dunn NVomlwnrth Grcinvr Iloosc jolmson V1-rclin lirucm- Sluvmn Lmv llmwn Sunfurri 1 1 gf 'Q gfgilili Ji- JL, lsiflm .T1111,1lQ ggi J L::Q 11 M11 QLQCQEQS ' 933 1 ,V ' 1. J 1 1 ,, ci X fi 1 111 1 YY -. it I Ayrgg A M fff' -W' -H M f:g'i. 1'L2:g'if'1 11' ' 1 Jiglf J 'I'ln'm1 Il1.lmlr4-sl I+'m'1y-mln: DQQ .Xu ONONDAGAN Qlpba Qihi Sigma Founded at Wisconsin 1902. Active Chapters 27. NO Alumni Chapters. Colors: Prussian Blue and Chrome Yellow. Professional Chemical Society R. A. BAKER R. S. BOE!-INER R. K. BREWER LOUIS B. HAINES LOUIS C. JORDY HOWARD W. POST 3Bi Qlbapter Established 1912 Members in Jfacultp 3BoSt Grahuates C. W. EASLEY E. N. PATEE C. H. RICHARDSON EARL A. RUSSELL THOMAS A. WILSON RALPH C. YOUNG Seniurs CURTISS E. NORTON GLEN W. WATSON ALBERT P. VANSELOW Eluninrs ADEN J. KING WALDEMAR VANSELOW J. NOR'rHcO'r'rE STREET JAMES K. WALKLET 1921 Three Hundred Forty-two 3 Q r.Lg:,:-g:Ag gigggl, '11 -'M' - ',g.i:,:1 'I.lI 4 igi - 'A Tli.1LLL--L A - L-T' , ff -'Q 7 T O ,::g:,,1-::::::g:f'::11i5 :p'g::1..!.i, AHT' 'F -ww W ---AM --M , - w 0 , s , 0 , Asn ', ,,vM , n , A W...I xllb A Lug , f ,,g7.e',,gp:Q,...-.nn y v 1 va, 4 Vw Wy . .fi -z ffifzgv. W Wi? ' fa 'L-135' a!I'g.,2lf ' 1 312: -, fy :M ,r-JJ V. , Lf ,J ' Wm, r ' - - . ugh... -f:.r, ,E :Ju qi: ing :. vw: ll H 'af .4 gg- I . . V x - E51 ' 1- -..,, . as x t ' w Y 1 W Post Iluinus Jordy Wilson Nm'tnn Vzum-lmv X7illlSl'I0NV XV:llklvl. Strrvl King NVulsun , - 13 .HL M, , fff.i1' M- --, Val? gif Q E 7- L T 'l'h1-on 1'TlllH1Y'0l1 Fm-ly-l,h1'cc Q D 0 ONONDAGAN D U 0 'N iBIJi Reita ffpsilnn Founded at Cornell Medical College 1904. Active Chapters 24. Alumni Chapters 2. Eau wlbapter Established 1919. Colors: Lavender and White. Qbfficerrf DAVID A. HARRISON EDWARD J. LEVITT . DANIEL RAKOV. . LOUIS J. BRAGMAN . President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer REUBEN ALDERMAN . Marshall MAVIS SOI-IOENWALD . . . . Historian Members in Jfacultp DR. HORACE I.. LEITER DR. A. HARRY KALLETI ' beniors CLARENCE G. BLUESTONE A HARRY H. LEVV MAX J. PIERSON Eluniurs DAVID BALL MAX NEWER DAVID A. HARRISON EDWARD J. LEVITT LOUIS J. BRAGMAN MANUAL A. ASTOR WILLIAM C. LEVIT1' ' Smpbnmnres DANIEL RAKOV MORRIS SCIIOENWALD ABRAI-IAM SEREV jfreshmsn REUDEN ALDERMAN EMANUEL WECHSTER HVMAN ROBBINS , I wi -L ,-. L, , - 1921 'l h1'ee Hundred Forty-four 4 . , , l ZW- I . . , . , ' 1-vf-.R NXC .. K ,W , Tit QQQV U00 1'-XX 0 ONGNDAGAN D iBan:i9eIIenir Zlssnciatiun HE local Pan-Hellenic Association is composed of two delegates, a junior and a senior, from each chapter of the national women's fraternities in the University. g This year the association has been very busy revising the constitution and making new rules which govern all fraternity matters including rushing and pledging of women to the various fraternities. A regular meeting is held every month. A special meeting may be called by the president to meet the advisory delegates or to transact special business. A Bfficers Louisic Moiuus. . . . . . President MAY Evisnicivr . . Secretary-Treasurer Surnames In order of establishment at Syracuse University. Alpha Phi .............. 1872 Gamma Phi Beta . . 1874 Kappa Kappa Gamma . 1883 Kappa Alpha Theta . 1889 Pi Beta Phi . . 1896 Delta Delta Delta . 1896 Delta Gamma . . . 1901 Alpha Gamma Delta . . 1904 Alpha Xi Delta . 1904 Sigma Kappa . . 1905 Alpha Chi Omega . 1906 Chi Omega . . 1911 Alpha Omicron Pi . 1914 Alpha Epsilon Phi ........ 1919 - Professional nil? Pi Lambda Sigma CLibraryD .... 1903 Zeta Phi Eta COratoricalJ . . 1914 1921 Three Hundred Forty-six 7 Q '37 A J 'fy 0 G 1 O 6 QNONDAG . D , 1 wumerfs ap AlC'l'lCRl.INt'K'S Bluebird was presented in the Archbold Gymnasium on Women's Day, May 19, 1919. The spectacle was one of unusual charm from the moment Mytyl opened her eyes and set forth on her journey through the lands of the Past and Hereafter in quest of Happiness, to the joyous moment when she returns to find the realization of her happiness in her own cottage home. Over two hundred Syracuse women took part in the leading roles and dances of the pageant. Margaret Morris '19, was chosen Queen of the May according to the custom of preceding years. The lantern ceremony on Crouse and an interclass sing in the Stadium closed the day of festivities, which were under the direction of Eta Pi Upsilon, the Women's Senior Class Society. T nifjrtf 1921 my Three Hundred Forty-seven l 1 'l 1. 4 4 l 1 1 4 1 1 1 . K D Q 7 ONONDAG U 'F 0 O 0 1 Founded at Syracuse University 1872. Active Chapters 22. Alumni Chapters 17. Zllpba Qlhapter Established 1872. Colors: Bordeaux and Silver. Seniors . MARION BRINKMAN MARION JAMIESON FLORENCE DEAN LELAH NEWTON MARY GWYNN GEORGIA SCHATTLE CONSTANCE HAIIN MELICENT SMITH CHARLOTTE HOMMEL FLORENCE SPRAKER MARION WILEY Euniors AGNES GRAVES MARJORIE STICKLEY DORIS HEMINGWAY MARJORIIC TITUS MINA POLLARD MARJORIE UDELL MILDRED PORTER MADELINE WARD NELDA RAUTENEERG - MARGARET WARNER MARGARET WI-IITE Snpbumnres HELEN BARNARD ELOISE HOWELL WINIFRED BUTTS CATHERINE IvEs OLRY DODGE ELIZABETH MANSEIELD EMILY GERE CLARA MAY HELEN GOULD JULIA RUE ZORAIDA WEEKS iBIehges , MARY ACKLEY ELIZABETH FRENCH VICTORIA CREIIORE ISABELLE HINCKLEY X356 ,Tx VIRGINIA CREIIORE HELEN FLAIIERTY FLORENCE MACI NNIS HELEN SWARTZ 1921 Three Hundred Forty-eight GNGNDAGAN 'U P f L J 1921 Q-?'1 ww-KN 4 1 J:l.u11d1'ed .l!'01'ty-nine 3 E2-a I ICIT. Q D Q Q F D' P O R ONGNDAG , O D X Gamma SEBI Esta Founded at Syracuse University 1874. Active Chapters 25. Alumni Chapters 11. Qlpba fulbapter Established 1874. Colors: Fawn and Seal Brown. ' Members in Jfacultp MINNIE BEEBE KA1'I'IERINE SIELEY HELEN CRANE A Seniors LAURA MAY CAVETTE AGNES LANCASTER MARGARET GANT ISABEL NICHOLS MARJORIE ULLMAN Bluniurs ' Lois COBB LISLE MAYNARD JANET COOK WILMA OLMSTEAD HELEN CROUCH DOROTHY PRICE JUSTINE CULVER URSULA SMITH JEAN FLICK KATHRYN STEVEN ANNETTE FLOOD JEANNETTE WALTERS Supbumnres LIELEN ARCIIDOLD PIIELEN MICYERS HELEN BROWN VISRNA URTLOFF DOROTHY FRISBIE MARIAN PETERS JULIA GANT ESTHER POSTHILL FLORENCE KING HANNAEI PRICE CHARLOTTE LEONARD MARIAN STEINKAMP ' I JUDITH TIMMERMAN iBIelJges DOROTHY ANDREWS A A MARY ELLIS GRACE BALDWIN MARGARET HASKINS HERMIONE BARTELS DOROTHY HAWKINS ELIZABETH BUCKMAN MARGARET HEAD .AX RUTH BUCKMAN ANNIE JAMES HOUSE if XS KATI'IERINE COBB ELEANOR HOWARTH -5 DOROTIIY CREIGHTON MARGARET RICE D GRACE EDDY PAULINE THOBURN K 11: . I l - - -4' 1921 M , Q A I Three Hundred Fifty Q I X N 6 Q i L ONONDAG ' ii' 1-' Q17 di o ' h - 'R ,ml l 1-' L J'-L 1. ' ' I JI: A F, R - L ,1unu'f' ' f X' Hsu n fb .4 fix .r- 'A D0 7-Q . ',1, ,Y , F W ..A N 14. f. WW, 1 V L. gli? W: , fi my QA 4 l:i,i7'il', Alkilii 'wg Ag. + Y '.',,.,4i, 'N W , ,. , A Irvs., N xl',,,:' ,- 7 rt' -- ,-'-'-4g1M.f1f.i A 1 11-'f W: 'f 'xvwwhr -uf, , , ' T rVFP'T ,Q .Q ' ,-u.u...'L. Q. . ' ' -..-1 -.. 11 fu- qu.-., un ' 1 ur -Q Ilownrth Rice I.:n1cnstur Steven Culver Pricv Cavcttr- llnwsc Ulllnnn Head Eddy Ellis Ilnskins Orllnff Crviglllnlil Cobb lfrisbic Olmsted Meyers Sli-inknmp lNl:iyn:n'd RW' lincknlun Smith Tinnnurnmn King Puslhill Arclxhold l1Vnlicrs Baldwin Andrews Brown Iflund Gnnt I'0lL'FS 1921 ' D I 1 i Three Hundred Fifty-one I Q Q ONONDAGAN it Z7 A O Zkappa kappa Gamma Founded at Monmouth College 1870. Active Chapters 47. Alumni Chapters 53. Esta Eau Qllbaptzr Established 1885. Colors: Shades of light and clark Blue. Members in Jfacultp DORO1'I'IY BOGGS BELLE BREWSTI-:R Seniors FLORENCE BLOUNT LOUISE MOIQRIS GENEVIEVE COOK MARGARET NORRIS EMILY IJAY MARTHA WATT Bluninrs MARIAN ALLER ANNE HART ALIDA BASSETT FRANCES HOPE CAROL BOZOVSKY ELIZA ANNE HUNTER HARRIET FAIREANKS IRENE JOHNSON HELEN FAIRBANKS I MARGARET KNA'l'I' VIVIAN WELLS bnpbumnrzs CIIANNIQZ BURDICK RUTII TRETT ALICE CIIILDS JEAN WATKINS RUTH SWEET MARGARET WI-II1'NI3Y CAROLYN TAYLOR FRANCES WILLIAMS ELIZABE'l'I'I TRAU'l'MAN HELEN WILSON 'iBIehges ELIZABETH BLANCIIARD MARGARET REYNOLDS MILDRED FURBUSH KATIIRYN ROBBINS MARY MAGAVERN JEANETTE ROSS -xx FLORENCE NICI-IOLSON EMILY WALKER CATHRYN PARKER MARIORIE WELLS ci LOUISE REYNOLDS DOROTHY WOODMAN i K 9-12 I I ' 1 P C Q 1921 ilg w e H v A A Three 1-Iundred Fifty-two Q ONUNDAG ' fllj K' 11 -v Wx R , , I l lft' I . Y , . ' W L, Q5 4,523 fx - A T. 'H ji, wwf., . N mam ' ' N I 'T Tutl. Rvynulds Hopv Wnllicr Rm-ynolds Woodman Russ Day lf:xil'hunks D' Xl. NVhitncy Bcrwnlrl Cook Childs Blumrlxurd Johnson VVzxtl l'i2liI'bIlllkS NVills llusgm-tl ' 4 Sw:-1-l F0l'hlISll Nicholson Knapp Morris Alla-r Wills 'l'rul1lnml1 W'llefm1 1: w Hurt Hnzuvsky Hum:-r NIIUZZIVITII XVilliz1ms Tzlylnr XVulkms 'ILA- ' A 55 - Y 4 -5- -W WW- f 4 nl, ..- - :4'A ' -1-' Q. 0- -wal-iv W --Y-7 f--- 3 'l'l1r0r' Tllllll'll'f'l1 I ii'ly-lhrvv 'Q 'H'O' D Q I Y ONONDAGAN , kappa Zllpba Qibeta Founded at De Pauw University 1870. Active Chapters 42. ,Alumni Chapters ll. fdlbi fibapter Established 1874. Colors: Black and Gold. member in Jfacultp - MAUDE F. SI-IARPE Sveniurs MILLICENT COWEE ELIZABETI-I MCROBIERTS BEATRICE TRAUOOTT MARIAN PECK Juniors DOR0'FIIY Cox BERDELLA KRUEGER DOROTHY CRAMPTON GRACE MORRISON MARY EVERETT CORNELIA SMITH HILDEGARDE HAMIIITON ESTHER STARK TIIERESA HANSCII HAZEL STOKES BHATRICE HUNT MIXRIAN STRANAHAN bopbnmnres HAZEL BARNASKY DOROTI-IY ROBERTSON ELIZABETH BROWN JOSEPHINE SMITH RUTH BROWN VERA SWEET PHYLLIS BRITCI-IER DORO1'I'IY TALLMAN NELLIE WILKINSON Rlehges GRACE BLANCHARD MARIAN GREEN HOLLIS COMSTOCK DOROTHY I-IUEHER MARIAN DEXTER MADGE KENDIG MARGARET ELLIOT BERYI LEWIS I MARILYN EMMONDS OLIVE REDMQND ni? E INONA ANGLISII ALICE SMITH D l5:I.Sl3I'ITII GOLDER KATIIERINE WEI,I,S ' ! Y 49.5 I-me as A 1- I QI y 1921 - Three Humlred 'Fifty-four QC Q4 C- L j 1i- WMV-' 'S f-.' ' - 'A'--' ggggg.gg,4 ,, ,, ,,f'----xi15-- ,, Q! X ff 5 , ur Wilkinson Tnlhnan Robertson Iirown Smith Comstock English Stokes Everett Krueger Cox Crampton l-lunsch Burnusky Rt-clnmn liritchcr liylnr Dexter Kcnclig Hunt Morrison VVs-lls lluygrnu Elliot Stark Vnwoc Pvck McRobcrts Trnugott Grm-on Hohnvs Knight Brown Smith Emmonds .X ?-3 A ii MM l 1921 mx I I7 it -3 -fi - illlili i 'l'hr'00 llunrlroxl Fi Fl y-Hvu D Q N F-XR QR ONONDAO J Z7 0 08 o ' 0 l Founcled at Monmouth College 1867. Active Chapters 58. Alumni Chapters 9. 5912111 Burk Qlpba Qlbapter Established 1896. Colors: Wine Red and Silver Blue. member in Jfanultp ANNA CvREEN Seniors . MARGARET ALEXANDER HAZIEI, KIMEER GLADYS DAVEY MARJORIE KIRK BETHANY DONALD ELIZABETH MARSLAND NAOMA ELLIS FLORENCE ROBERTS MILDRED GRAY ADELAIDE SI-IERWOOD IRMA INGERSOLL IJORIS WORTH Zluninrs DOROTHY ALVORD RUTH JONES GRACE BRINTON RUTH LANDRY FLORENCE CALDWELL MILDRED NILES RUTH CALDWELL MARY STEIN LEAII COCIIRAN ELLEN TAYLOR Smpbnmures LILLIAN BROWN DOROTHY MARKS MARJORIE DICAN DOROTHY MANWARREN MARION FITZ-GIBBONS I-IARRIET MERWIN FRANCES C1-:RE NORMA QUIRI f5ER'l'RUD'l'1 l'lAZl'Il,'l'lNl'I l':T.IZAlilC'l'II VVILLIIC lVlAR'1'lIA VVILLIIC iplziages , CLARA ALLEN RUTH DE LANO RUTH BARRER ELNA LATHAM RHODA CLARK CHARLOTTE MARTIN FINETTE EDWARDS IJIQARL METZGER ROBERTA FLAHRRTY A KA1'IrIERINE SLAWSON ij-5 EVRLYN GARLOCK AN'1'01N13'1'TE STONE ANN HAWKINS LOUISE VVRIGIIT KA1'IIERINE VVICBSTER ,,,3:,,, M, , -, Three Hundred Fifty-six 1921 9 Q Q K +H1-if ' 4'- 4m 'wl' l l rrfyr- Q-f fi? xx Q A, Tb W w : i ON ON DAG lor h Wx i X I ml , is il l ii . l!fCf.1x3?J,- l Azxl will W : . ,' AIIA In . ..... - . '-Ig.-A Af .-31 ' ' Vlvlmzvi' Gzirlufk We-hslor liclwairrls lfilzGiIilmns llrinlun lfl1ilwrlyQAllcn Niles Kimber llaizm-ltiuo Sllvrwuorl I uwsun Cnlclxvc-ll Czilmlwi-Il Gvri- Brown lilliw ,Imws Curkimi Di-:in Quiii Marlin Llairk Willa- Duvov Dmmlrl Ing:-rsoll Alvorcl l.nnclry NVillc lVnrt li -,A-.-.. L llzirkur Kirk Ruin-its i Slum- llziwkins Stu-in lllnmvnrrvn M 1-rwin Taylor .Xu D Q ' ONONDAGAN P U ' G Belts: Reita Betta Founded at Boston University 1886. Active Chapters 26. Alumni Chapters 58. QBmitrnn Clllbapter I listablishecl 1896. CoZors.' Silver, Golcl and Blue Cferuleanj RUTH BALLARD CONSTANCE ENGELS HELEN FAIRCHILD HEI.EN FREEMAN HELEN GRAT.EY BERTIIA GUTII HETIICN BOWEN ALICE EARLS ADICLAIDE l 'OWLl'2R OLIVIA CARPENTER GI,A1JYS HARIJING AEEIE l lARPICR VIRGINIA BURIJICK MARIAN GLEN HELEN HEWI'l l' EMILY JEFFREYS iilllemher in jfacultp ETIIEL D. BOWLES Qeniurs 31 uniors RUTVII WIIITI-1 Supbumures AMELIA WlN'l'l'2R iBIBUgB5 LORA HIGBY EMILY KINGSBURY FLORENCE LEONARD ELSIE PACK FREDA SUPERKO HELEN TREDINNICK ETIIEL JONES MILDRED PRATT BESSIE SEITZ HELEN HARRIS CAROL HAYDEN FRANCES SLOCUM BICATRICE LAFFEY CAROLYN PORTER l :RNICS'l'INE PULNER ERADEL WALRATII I D ECDT5 1921 Three Hundred Fifty-eiprhl. Q Q 4 V gwrvw v- V T V- 'Tw'-' . ' Y gz Ag P P WQNQNDAG w f - I -.. Q u , . , I www ffifffi ff:f:1f' ' 1 AV15: sie? Q ' '-:+:-:- :-:5: ,I m g .im q -- Q . - , olgk Q ev' A Qn6'9 A , T - .,,,-- Wgjbljx 1, uL- llullnrcl Svitz Iluyrlm-n lfuwlvr Gmlu-y BUXVPII h in 5 Sluvuln Carpenter l rv1'xxux1 Glenn XVhitv Ii imza-:bury llnrrling Hn rris Y 3 lflg Earls PrnlL Engvls Supcrko fslllll Ifnirchilrl Ilighy - T JJ Winter llcwill XV:1Ir:1lh l':u:k llurdivk H1lI'DK'l' ki Kg- 'YJ ,gn ,A,A,g,,4, ' QA.: ' Lv4gLg4,L4-J , .. 1, .- Y ,M 1 ' 5' -3 Jw nfl - -flu ,Y iii... ,,4,.-,:1,,,.,,:,,-, ,.,,w,.-- ,,,--.,.--.:...W,-- Q li -V 'Phrcc I-Iumlrezl Fifty'-llilm Q , ON ON DAG , O Q 1 J J 'X Malta Gamma Founded at University Of Mississippi 1872. Active Chapters 28. Alumni Chapters 12. Rho Qllijapter listahlislied 1901. Colors: Pink, Blue and Bronze. Seniurs I ALINE HALLOPETER ARLINE WEISS FLORENCE LOCKHART ARLINE VAN RIPER MARION STRONG - MARY TENNANT MARGARET JONES GERALDINE BENEDICT MARJORIE HOTIMES ESTHER SAMUEL BICRTIIA HUDSON EMILY EATON BEATRICE WIER FLORENCE MATTESON GERTRUDE NADIIER VIRGINIA PI-IILLIPS RUTI-I BESLEY Euninrs Smpbomnres iblehges GRACE TOBEY LOCKWOOD MARIAN FINCK MARJORIE WALKER OLIVE BURKINSIIAW RUTH HAVILAND HELEN BOOFER MARY SMITH HELEN TROXELL TIIEODOSIA MORAN FREIDA COLE KA'1'IIl1YN HUTT MILDRED CLARK WALIJENE HINE ANNE SAI-ILER MILDRED FUNNELL RUTII FERGUSON ELIZABETH GILLESPIE 1921 35355 Three Hundred Sixi y Q Q O C- ONONDAG 5 ADW D O f-. -1- ' Q Q 42: '- 5 - .g Z'll: - - J ELT '. Fillispic Flnck Nzxdlvr Phillips Holmvs Clark llzwilunrl liuufcr Strong 0 N T- K Vlfv.-ir Funnvl Cole I-Iinc liurkcnslmw lluclsun Troxcll Tvnnnnt EHUJII llull Lockwuofl Locklmrt NVQ-iss l'lollups-lor lin-slvy Multuson lfinck Bum-Llicl Vnn Rim-r Fcrgusml Sillllll1'l S1lllll'l' Tllrcu Humlretl Sixty-one 1 Q Q 'VDO ON GN DAG O , Qlpba Gamma Reita Founded at Syracuse University 1904. Active Chapters 18. Alumni Chapters 10. ' Qlpba Qlihapter I Established 1904. Colors: Red, Buff and Green. Members in jfacultp - J1CANl'2TTl'1 MARTIN ELEANOR CHURCH LOUISE LEONARD Seniors EVJQLYN BOVE15 GERALDINE COOLEY LOUISE PORTER EDITH CROUNSE DORIS CIARRETT CLENEVIEVE CALKINS MILDRED EDGARTON MARY FIELD WILHELMINE BAUER PAULINE COONS EVELEEN FOSTER LAURA GERMIER CHARLAH IRELAND ELSIE BIDDLEMAN EUNICE CLARK RUTH COLE DOROTHY EDWARDS MARIE FRY ADICLAIDE GOODMAN Zluniurs ' ELEANOR H li ROY Supbumnres M1Xl5l.l'1 I'iIL L iBIelJges EMILY KETCI-IAM ESTHER HIL'l'ON HEI,EN JONES HELEN PIERSON GRACE TAYLOR RUTI'I THOMAS RUTH HICRST CHARLOTTE M1XR'I'IN CQLADYS STANTON EMILYN KILKENNY CORA LEROY MURIISL MCCULLOUGH ALTA MCLI'IAN GLADYS STEENBERGH CHRISTINE PAYNE BESSIE SAGER ELIZABETH SUTTON DOROTHY SMITH MADELINE THORTON 1921 I S1255 Three I-Iundred Sixty- two 1 M' i 5 'Minn' Hifi Q5 D L, k O i - Q '+ '+ fl ', D l l x I . . .1 ll' f 1S 5, 1 B V , Xl!! 4 , x X f , H 1, 1 - N I LJ ,K 1 7' VV H A .::.:. . 4 , ,i ,Y-je-N l l 3 N l i' EN-, 'lf il wr, yea tv I .M . .. 51 Q.. --5 1' ' vs W 1 'I 'xg Fry Cola- B1llll'l' Hill Eclpznrton 'Puylur Stanton hlkfcllllllllllll llcrsl Tllmnns Martin llcrny gg X- Pix-rson liirlcllunmn Smith Edwards Cfnlklns liuvvv lrvlnnd K4-tclunn Comm Tlmrnton Paync Kilkunny Fr ,IWX Gnr-rinvr Hilton Uooluy Him-cnlms-rglx Grmrlnmn Gnrn-tt Sutton lfielcl Lvmy '-' Foster l'Xlcl.c-un Clurkc Cruunsv Sager Portvx' , :xl-if--' -1:2 11 II A A W- -Mm A-M F q T - l, 'X-5---51-- H --3 N V ' -..W -, , , . 4 - ' I 1 ,--, ay ! 1 'l'ln'uc I-Iunmlred Sixty-llwcc Q .XA O 'Q' Uno ONOND G Zllpba Xi Belts: Founded at Lombard College 1893. Active Chapters 26. Alumni Chapters 22. 4!Eta Ctllbapter Establislied 1904. Colors: Dark and light Blue and Gold. Member in Jfacultp BELLE j. VICKE1iY Sveninrs CZLADYS BARTON MARGARET BRYAN FLORENCE DECKIBIQ RUTH DoNCoURT ESTHER BRENNING RUTH BUSTEED ELEANOR CLARK MILDRED CLEVELAND HELEN DECKER DOROTHY CQALLINGER MARTHA TAYLOR IRENE CLARK NIERINE MASON CONSTANCLE ANDERSON LILLIAN BRUNK MARION GIFFORD ELIZABETH PIATIIAWAY l':S'1'H1'ZR Picuwicic Juniors Smpbumnres 1lU'l'II HUN'1'LEY 1912115325 ADELAIDE HOLLENI3ECK HELEN JONES MARY fQAYLORD MARY HALE ANNA HU1'CIIINSON MILDRED MCCORD NORMA GUN'1'HORl' LAURA HEPI.1CR RUTH HINCKLEY CAROLYN Howsic MARY HUNT HIELEN KAI.l3l'l NIARTIIA Looms HIQIYISN MEIGS MARY PRATT DORIS MALLERY HELEN NEWEERRY RUTH NICII.OLEY HELEN PAYNE MARGARET RONK GWENDOLYN SMITH 1921 I 5:55 Three Hu mired Sixty-four l M i . X 1 RJ! 1 I f :i-, ...-. ,. 1 1 ff' 'Q if . 'F 1 1 l I Z lcj Nix: l K' WH? , 5, w a 1 1 . V 5, 1 lik, A l Y 'I - 1 1 ' ,' 1 115153 L75 g,wI1f4iA 1 . Y' f ray .,g,.n.x- N 'CGA J ll ii-Q ' -- - H1 gg? ' 1 , 'M ' 1 MM r g .ir , f --- .1 1 liii J W l- 1 1 l 1 1 ul 1 1 ,E X5 M2311 lll ilwlwzgwx Barton Smith Bryan Nichulcy Newberry Clark llnllm-nba-ck Hunt lluntln-5 Cjllie in M 1 llalv Rank Kolbv Clark Anclcrsmi RUIll'UllI'l McCord Duckvr I-Inwsv Tlfzfrp A - 1-T35 Gaylord Loomis Hvplvr lkl'IIllllUl Clcvclziml Gallangvr Mnsmi -LEE-Ti Q, M---D Payne Hutchinson Joncs Hathaway Mallcry Pickwick Taylor Busta-ml -'Q'--:L-, -i i Q i Q f f ij:iT:1' 'r 1391, ij, Y, L '. 1 -.i-g..1,ig.4,.' .-.ig ,,,, ,, , .-IW! ' --LY I T- I' ' 'V - T ' ,,::T.:g gi. iw: ' 1:1 , 'iii' , , ' . i lfflfg 1 'Phrcc Hundrecl Sixty-tive 1 1 Q Q A Z7 P E ONONDAGAN , , D Sigma kappa Founded at Colby College 1874. Active Chapters 17. Alumni Chapters 2. QEp5iInn Qllbapter Established 1905. C olors: Maroon and Lavender. Member in Jfanultp MRS. GEORGE CLEARWATER Seminars MELISSA POWELL ADA STEELE GLADYS REDELINOS ETIIEL M. STORR WINIFRED SMITH ETIIIEL THOMPSON LOUISE SPOOR FLORENCE WRIGHT Euninrs HELEN BAILEY MARIE INGALSBE RUTH BENNETT SARAH SIDDELL LESTINA BIDWELL HAZEL MANVILLE EDITH CHILD EVELYN RICHARDSON MABLE V. DURYEA LEONA SMITH MARION GIBSON EDITH SMITTEN ZELLA WHITE Svupbumures EVELYN BASSETT EDNA HALCOMBE ALICE BURNS MARY LAWTON EUGENIA CARNEY BEATRICE STRAIT DOROTHY DERR FLORENCE WHESTERBEKE ELIZABETH EDWARDS FRANCES CRANE A 1 3912715325 HELEN ANDERSON' CAROLINE GRONER :Elf FRANCES ANDERSON BERNICE BREWSTER EDNA STORR ALICE MOUNT ELIZABETH SCHROTT 1921 iii J IIC-.QI-. Three I-Iundred Sixty-six .X -QQ' VXA, Um i A----4-1 4474-1 Q ':e:w'fLi ' ' 7 7g '1 ' 'M YY - ,. , .-,-j ff - v .- QF, 7, Q1 6 QMWM ,o NONDAG J r K 1 V 1 2 YW' Y - Aa N, fr , ' NVhiu' lim-nnclt D1-rr W. Smith Rvrlvlings Burns .-Xnclrm-ws Puwvll lin-xvslm-1' TX::4jD4 'Q Ii QIL Illi'!l1ll'llSIHl IC. M. Slorr Smith-n Amlvrson Wx-Qu-rhcku Durym-ax Lirldvll Slxrutt XVrighl Simi! 14551 'A ', , is ,W n Qlihollllrwon ME. Stlqmrr Ing:TlIshv0 Gibson Stn-1-lu frznm- Mount Gram-r I LC,.j '2 Y V V 5, 1-su mvl L nr uvtun o num JL muy uv xr: -. nu u -ij ' g z.':'tt 11 '- Cl' La Ill' I- Ca' -' lil 1 ls l..S 't j I D - AE .V W fy f'XN '- pg' 5 L g.,1ggg f.-' Z A .A ,.,.- H, J 'M'2' '? ' I 4 Y - -Al ,j f, Y,Y, -..,-ff-- ,. ----il-N A-'f- ---f -- f ------f----- f- ----l--Q K A Three Hundred Sixty-seven Q ,Xb 47 Q 'C it ONONDAGAN W S' O 0 Zllpba Qllbi QBmega Founded at De Pauw University 1885. Active Chapters 25. Alumni Chapters 11. 'iiamhha Clihapter Estzllmlishecl 1906. Colors: Scarlet and Olive. MARION' BRIGGS MERTIIA COLLIN LAURA EDDY LUCY GAN1' LILLIAN HARRISON LUCILE HUNT BERNICE BUTLER FRANCES CLARK LOUISE EDEN LUETTA FRANCIS BEATRICE HALL IJOROTHY MOF1'A'1' M ARGARET BUCKLEY JEAN DAVIS CLARA EIJDY MAUDE HOYT WINIIIRED HOYT Member in Jfarultp CSERTRUDE LIEDTKE Seniors M ARY TEN EYCK ftluniurs JESSIE PARKER Suphomnres flanges MARION HUN'I I'ING OLGA JOIINSON ES'rI-IER KITCHEN JULIA MARTIN MARY OAKLEY EDITII ROGERS HELEN Du BOIS ELFIE MCCRIEA HAIQRIE1' POOLEY LAURA SPRAGUE CATIIERINE WILCOX RUTH WILSON HELEN PALMER RHETTA PHILLIPS CLARENE SMITH DOROTHY TEARS FRANCES WILCOX 1921 R nil? I lil 3 Il 1 Three Hundred Sixty-eight 5 Q Q- K '117-l ' ' TIT H '::Lgg:4,... L: O CQ' ' AL::,..:A-11 - 1'.:Lg-- Lil, '-3 U P lm? in A 5 . .. ,- Q, ,. yu .3 I WH V A IBEW' , A wg, Y r, ,XXKIlW -. :ff M., wr' .mfgtf I ,.,.,. l . H sygxw 'wi' 5595 . .X J- Pillzkvr Q H. P:n'kc'r Ouklvy lirldy Hull:-r Mnffnt llurxison Bucklwil tl? Fvnlzyck Eden Pooh-y Kitcllvn Rugm-rs llnll th-Avj l:l'illlClS ' McCr4':1 Hunt julmson Dnlinis Briggs SDITIHIII' XV1lcox Clark Martin Hunting 5., ,,.,. 1700 I lkig' ii Three Hunflred Sixty-ninv D Q fx X. 'Q 'U'O' ON ON DAGAN O Y D QEbi fbmega Founded at University Of Arkansas 1895. Active Chapters 43. Alumni Chapters 24. Mpsilun Qlpba Qllbapter Established 1911. Colors: Cardinal and Straw. FREDERICA CARLETON CORA GREENE GLADYS HERRICK DOROTHY JONES MARY LARKIN GRACE MILLHOUSE PAULINE ALDRICII BERNICE DREER .IEANETTE EVANS CHRISTINE GARDNER ISABEL COLLINS FLORENCE DEYOE RUTH GREEN CATHERINE HUGI'IES EVELYN ABBOT MILDRED COOK MABEL DECKERC SADIE LICHT LAURA MALE Seminars NAOMIE WILOOX Zuniurs' Supbumures iBIehges EMMA RENNER ELIZABETH MCCARTHY JULIA MONAIR JESSIE REMINGTON RUTH RENNER GERTRUDE WELLS HELEN WI-IEELER ELIZABETH HELLER MINNIE MICHEL ETHEL NEAR LUCILE PIQUET FRANCES MEHAN ADA WI'IIPPI,E OLA WOOLSEY HELEN YOUNG MARJORIE MOORE LILLIAN OWENS CARRIE SPENSER GLADYS TAYLOR' HELEN THOMPSON 1921 A gli? Three Hundred Seventy 3 Q Q A A7i LMA-,tum-K 'M4-' -mn' U Y ' ' ' ' N ' ' 41----54-TZf ' Q' 0 E N O GN ON DAG A , im, D X ,7 I a ly h,, if-N :hu KX XX I 'N I , .. 3-wr . ' Us .lf K4 , ' .W m QM 5 S Q, Qf 4 MJ, JF . it A f ' ' tn lil? NL lr I v un R4-num' NVI1ipplc Rm-minglnn GI'1'l'll Q :5L.-41 Ionw Mlchol Wnnlsuy Young Mc-lmn Dru-zu' 3:2 VVLlls I xrkm NlilHlUllSl' NCNQ-ur IIA-rrivk Alrlrivh Sclnnnckvr Q-, .l.L.1,7 ' aw rm? 'Phreo T1l1l'ldl'0d Sovoniy-mm D Q I Q U O O LW A I ONONDAGAN D Qlpba Q9micrun i Founded at Barnard College 1897. Active Chapters 24. Alumni Chapters 7. A I Qtbi Qtijaptzr Established 1914. Color: Cardinal. Seniors KA'1'1!LYN GILOIIER ESTIIER PIAGENBUCHER CLARITA MOORE FLORENCE BARKER GRETA COE ELEANOR J. HAMMOND MARION ICNAPP GER1'RUDE MARKS NORA SCHREEDER GLADYS AMES UNA ROSBROOK ESTHER KOON RUTII VVALKICR RUTII MCNESS LORRAINE BRETII DORIS KNARR MILUREU RIESI-1 Juniors bnpbumures Blebges RUTH YOUNG ETHEL WILLIAMS MILDRED WRIGHT ELIZABETH ZIMMER FLORENCE BURKINS LEONA FRYE MARION JONES MARGARET KREISEL MARCIA ROSBROOK EDNA WILLIAMS ESTIIER BARKER CQENEVIEVE CANEIELD GERTRUDE MAXSON MARJORIE TOWNSEND BEATRICE BARRON DOROTHY BARRY MARY I.UTz RUTH SIDNEY K dm- V AY-F., ,...-. ..-....,-1..-4----W --A. ...--A ,,.,..- ,,,,,,,-7,7 - Three Hundred Seventy-two 1921 Q Q ' ' I - ' ' ' LT -.TfF 7 Q ,QNONDAG QW I 3 , , ,www - x H NEW ,, , , 3 ge W W lb X? W a:'.tPa U , al 0 - 43 YIN V Y V WY V YYY V D. Knapp Lutz 0. Rnsbruuk M. Knapp 'l'mvnsf-ml XVulk1-r Mmm- 'L-Q.-4 --5 Czullivlfl M, Roshmok IC. Ii. XViIIiums lin-lt links-r lizxrrou SL'lll'L'l'llC'l' ' 53' E. G. Williams Kric-sul Gilclu-r Xvriglxt Zimnwr Marks Kumi ' vw Aim-s lI:u.:m-nhuulwr Syclm-y jmu-s Ifryv lizwkur - - C - ' if F W G., -, J x TY ,Q bl-MfiM- , ' Lyf .- - If - -4- F, i .,-- 'A -V-M -f--- - ---Y-f f -W ji ,ginii gi 1T1j,,1 A A , ,giilii 7 ' ii. .'LTZ7 773 l --175 ' 'U 'J 'Phrr-0 H u mired Scvon t y- l hrf-u D Q fx Qi ONONDAGAN U 0 O , D Qlpba C!Ep51Iun 19131 Founded at Barnard College 1909. Active Chapters 9. Alumni Chapters 2. Zlnta fibapter Established 1919. Colors: Green and White. - Sveniurs SAYRA I. FISCHER TILLIE S. THOMPSON Bluniurs I-Inzm, L. DAVIS DOROTHY E. RAMBAR FREDA M. ROSENTHAL Snpbnmntesb RosLvN WEISBERG Rlehges REBA BLUSTEIN BERENICE GOLDSTEIN GRACE ELISI-I EDNA WINKELSTEIN 1921 Three Hundred Seventy-four Q Q 1, t,,,,4 , ,,M,,,,A ,,,,, , Wg , L '1'LI' Viffadw Y ,,,,,,, ,.., J ,0NQm1Q,AQQAl,v 'fQ g , . ,--1. 7 M1521 HIP l ---' IIHQE1 ENV? L C I-ulclsts-111 XV1-lslwm Davis HIIIHICIII Nwh xVllIkl'1SU'ill Tllmnpsmm Rusvnthzxl lfisvlwr R'lllll7'lI' -HN K X' IL Iii W Q 5 LW 5 W7 Q?ff WS v F Q Q, -,J , ,,,,,,,-. - J. ...,v-Y f-- -V4----V ' '-' pf -1- ' ' If 19 21 A A f ' .---V -- ----M ' '4jTlQ1ljl'1ff A-'ifiix 'iii 1.1.1 TT ' A ll1T1'3 1- ---1' Y 'A 'I ll H11 ll 1 Suvcnly-five Q 'XL -U Q HN M H Z7 O r ON ON DAGAN A O 0 Zeta ilBbi C!Eta Founded at Evanston 1894. Active Chapters 5. NO Alumni Chapters. Brita Qlibapter Established 1914. Colors: Rose and White. Professional Oratorical Fraternity Members in Jfacultp HUGH M. TILROE CHOnoraryJ MRS. HORATIO B. BURNHAM EDITHA PARSONS FRANCES HENDRTCKS MILDRED NYE FLORENCE MCDONAI.D MARY RADWAY MINA GOOSSEN MAYBELLE CLARK DOROTHY PURDY ELSIE BEEEE MII.DRED GRIDLEY GICR1'RUDE HUGHES IRENE SARGENT GRACE BULL Seniors Juniors Snpbumnres RUTH LONGWELL 19127153215 ELVA MCLAURY DORIS REYNOLDS EIHEL RICE KATHLEEN SMITH E. MAY COMPTON EMILY LAMB LUCILE OSTRANDER MARION SIDMAN MARCARETTA OWEN HEI.ENE WILLEY ADELINE PIERCE 1921 Three Hundred Seventy-six vxkt -:X J 1 ':L...:g:L4gg4Q '..A . . lf I',. '....... i -J i:T.:51:.::LLg4 LL.:-..L-W ' 477. Y. ' 4 ----g ' 1 Yr O C-- '-'- Y- H -' W ' H' i:.,.g:, 1. --g'. i,:.:r:L, 0 wx ONONDAG i 45 Q 'x Q? Q A ,, Rice Pierce Railway Goossvn Smith VVilluy Hcmiriuks Lungwoll Gricllvy Owvn Hilglivs Ostrumlvr Bvvbc Clark Lamb Colmitmi Rc-ynolds Siclmnn fig' WT1iQQfifiiifi i iii Three I-I undred Seventy-scvun 9 Q N 1-X L Q 'U 'O , ON ON DAG O D ibi Iamhha Sigma Founded at Syracuse University 1903. If I I I 1 If x A ., -I ' n A I A ,V I . t . Burns Brainard Dexter Gray Pack Martin Van Arnam Kerns Case Lyman Gray I-Iuntting Minklcr McDonald Seymour Hogan Qlpba Qlibaptzr Established 1903. Col0rs.' Blue and Golcl. Professional Library Society Members in Jfacultp - ANNA GREEN IEDNA WI-IITELY 1919 LOUISE BRAINARIJ VIOLETTA BURNS MABLE CASE MARIE HOGAN 1920 ZOE DEXTER MILDRED GREY MARION HUNTTING FRANCES KERNS MARION SIIELDON CATHERINE LANGAN MARGARET SANIELI, EVELYN SEYMOUR MARIAN VAN ARNAM. JULIA MARTIN FLORENCE MCDONALD GRACE MINKLER A ELSIE PACK 5123-5 1921 Three Hundred Seventy-eight gb C 4 Z9 QEIQMBQ D Q fx O 4' Q ONONDAGCAZRT P W C' Qiusmnpulitan Qiluh HE Cosmopolitan Club is composed of men of various nationalities banded together to bring about a better understanding between the nations and to make men realize the significance of world brotherhood. Their purpose, interests and ideals toward the single goal-humanity. A. C. FLICK R. A. PORTER R F. PIPER L. C. PETRY E P. TANNER I-I. J. WIIARTON R. JEWELL H. A. EATON C. L. VVENTWORTII I . G. GUTHMANN J. J. HOPEIELD C W. CABEEN Members in Jfacultp I Qbffiners C. H. CARTER W. R. P. DAVEY G. W. GRAY F. W. HOWE H. N. JONES E. E. SPERRY G. A. WILSON P. O. PLACE P. D. EVANS E. R. WAGNER P. BACH Y RITA H. S. PIZER D A. A. KOSEL . . . . . President C STEPHANOVE . Vice-President R F. PIPER . . Treasurer A V. COTRONEO . Assistant Treasurer A. KAPLINN . Recording Secretary O. KOCII . . Corresponding Seerelary H S. PIZER . . . . Alumni Secretary - Members A M. ALONGI5 S. NICHOLAS A COTRONEO H. MARQUARDT F. DEREVAL C. M. MALONEY M. Y. HWANO J. L. MCCARTIIY C K. HWANG W, KNOT1' ' O B. HURIQY A. RUGIERO S. KAISI-I L, REYES S. KAPLAN H. Scum: 0 KOCH C.S'1'EPI-IENOVE A KOSEL I. STEINHORN L. LOMBARD B. A. SARECKY J. NAPOLI H, WANG K. MENON T. S. YANG C. C. CHOA ...If Ziannutarp Member 1 T. A. LEVY 1921 Three Hundred Eighty O W 1 V1 X x-ff , u R 1 ffV'V? N X X ME' 'W V WN miss. ' Jw My XQXQ N2 Q45 :fl Oda, Wagff 1 mg, I Vega V Y wiv' W 1 1 l a Y N i I 9 CIN-n Nnlmlv Knoll lilnzgiwu XV:mg . Zvi' Snrvclxly Lmulmanrml Rvyss lim-In-y-Rim Nw' xvllll!-1 I Nlcifnrlluy Nicholas .-Xlmxgv Xl' A1 lnrcll Dm-K1 'l NV x, 91 1 I ' ' 1 l i lilbfll XVLULIIUI' l'i1 Iinsvl H 1 1 l I M 1 I I Frzulk l.:wuhi X 5. 'I g, ll I I . , 1 Q, U QD 9 ' T ' ,IU u 3171 Q,11 i Q,,f Q W Lf-3 i.,..i?-D 'TI Q- J wifrx g'f 'l,1fI,Qf,, W TH --fgv -A--T - ' ' 'i' A 4'-4' LJ Y' 1' , ,s , . xr, W' K 1 9 2 Ol. E If P AQ - -A, ,.,Y Y, .Y --Y ---,-- - -- ---V5 -3 ' Y - :5:'5gt fxlff WI if I-1315 JA: Tllruu 'l-I umlrccl ldiglxly-ulnme D Q Q L 17 P G . UNONDAGAN A , O D Member of Federated Clubs of America founded in New York, 1916 Established 1908. Colors: Purple and Gold Syracuse igrancb A HE Brownson Club of Syracuse University serves asa link between the spiritual and intellectual life of Catholic students in the University. Its purpose is to unite the Catholic students by means of current topics, on religious and secular matters, at semi-monthly meetings. Programs by members of the Club, talks of real value by the spiritual director, and addresses by speakers of note invited to attend, feature the meetings. Brownson Club is also aliiliated with the Federated Catholic Clubs of America, and, in union with this national organization, seeks to promote proper appreciation of the Catholic faith among Catholic college students of America. During 1919-1920 the Club has been very active, the regular meetings have been well attended, and membership has greatly increased. J Obfftcers Rev. JOHN J. MCCREARV ..... Spftrttuat Director JAMES A. MARTIN, '21 . . President FRANCES H. RYAN, '20 . Vice-President JOHN B. FOLEY, '21 . . . Treasurer WINIFRED H. IDRISCOLL, '20 . . Secretary Qfnmmittees EXECUTIVE EN1'1sR'rA1NMEN'r JOHN MAHON 'IQIMOTIIY ENRIGIIT HAZEL O,HARA LOUISE HAWKSWORTII EUGENE KARBOCH ANNE CURTIN CHARLES MCKAY HELEN POWERS PUBLICITY JULIAN POWERS HELEN CARROL AUDITINGV HARRY BLYT11 VIOLA HAFELE Q. E- J- MURPHY VINCENT JUSTER U ELIZABETH COUGHLIN LEONA MCMILLAN qi ' l- Ili 7' 'i' Q ' I I Y rv. 1 G r Y 4 A 1921 W is Q A Three Hundred Eighty-two I -x 7 Q 'Q . ' A ' vhs' J ' U Q , ONDNDAG o ' - - N W ' 0 P X N I Knrborh McMillan McGl:ulc Hafm-lv jnstcr O'Hara Cuughlin Enright Hnwkswortln Mahon Curtin Murphy Powers Pows-rs lfolcy Driscnll Martin Ryan Blyth -X 1 M W 1921 L... f Three Hundred Eighty-thrcc Q Q ONGNDAGAN U ' G Ghz Cfpiscnpal Qiluh Gfficers L. W. CRAWFORD . . . . . President Prafessor RUTH CLARK . . Vice-President JANET WAL1'ERS . . Secretary LOWELL NICHOLSON ....,.. Treasurer Dr. H. HADLEY, H. G. CODDINGTON . . Chaplains HE Episcopal Club was organized in February, 1917, by members of the faculty and students. The purpose was to unite Episcopal students in Syracuse University and to furnish an opportunity for worship and service. In the fall of 1918 the club became a unit of the National Student Council of the Episcopal Church, an organization of all such college clubs in the country. This council held a convention in Detroit, Michigan, October 11th, 1918, at which the Syracuse Unit was represented by Barbara S. j. Watson, '19. This year the club is taking an active part in the work of the National cam- paign of the church. The 250 Episcopal students in the college have been canvassed and prayer and study circles have been formed. A study class has been held which was led by the clergy of the city. The club also found and filled many opportunities for social and religious service and in various lines of activity has made itself felt in the college community. . Fr.-El Ci. J lfC. C511 C I - 9 Q 1921 Three Hu udred Eighty-four in fr I W' L A-V f- 444- -- - Y- -l'T-.--W ifl-T-fT4LTLl'.-f-'iI'?.....A' '- 'i ' W . ll1.' -W . 1' -..M .girjk ' 0 G f Luwry Dvuns Omlin Dunn I Schmitt G4-lutt He-znlfl jOlmsOn XVOOdwOrlh Spaulding Grvunm nn Senior lunar Iuh Ifoundcd at Syracuse University 1004 FRANK E. CONLIN IQOBIQRT D1aANs JAMES E. DUNN ARLIN GL:LA'r'1i DONALD GORMAN LLOYD CvR.lC1CNMAN H. LYMAN HART QEIM5 uf 1920 -IOIIN A. H1EAT.I7 BEN-IAMIN R. JOHNSON RICHARD I.1cm'1lALL PAUL H. LOWRY ALFRED J. ScHM1'r'1' ROLAND H. SPALDING RALPH W. WOo'DwOR'1'11 . .. . 192.UliYg 7 TI'l1rco TlllIlt1l'f'd WiH'hlV-ilN'0 GNGNDAGAN A UU D rw- ,,,,,,,,,,W,,,,,,Y nv ,- Avi, 4. i x., f' . - Warren Owens Martin Stetzer Dunn Ilurrison Wornor Qmerican Zlnstitqte nf. mechanical Qingineers 70 Branch es Syracuse Branch HIS is El National organization with heaclquarters at New York C'ity,z1ncl is composed of the big engineers ofthe country. The College branches enable students to keep in toueh with every- day problems through its journal :incl library at heaclquzlrters. The society tries to lincl positions for grzlcluzites nncl has now Il membership of 80,000 When zz stuclent grzuluates he becomes il junior member :incl becomes at full-fleclgeil member alter he has nccomplishecl some big engineering lent. - Members in jfacultp A. R. ACIIIQSON W, li, Nmm-3 Members M. D. WoRNl-:R J, E, IDUNN L. J. MARTIN C. C. S'l'.l'I'I'ZICR 'X O. A. WARRICN G. G. HixRR1soN D555 N W. A. UWIQN 1 'W-1-AN eww M- , ,,if X A, .... 1 . .. g.4:g44...4.-,e1 1-5 , .. -'nf' I' ' hilt . , , 'l'ln'ee Ilnlnlrerl Miglily-six I ' I l . l Qninlnn llnyfurrl Cnle- Gu-im-r l:lSlll'l' Pow:-ll l,:nn4un l -lHl'llilll Ss-ln'na-mls-r '1'm-rry l.nw Flvwnrl Ki-lsvy Qmerinan Zlnstitute nf fllilentrinal Qlfnginezrs The Stnrlcnt Brnncli was cstnlmlisliccl :it Syrncllsc llnivcrsity on lfclmrnzlry 2-l, 1005. Orgzmizzition is as follows: 'l lil l l ll I iinstitute Members I g I Donn W. P. GRAIIAM Prof. A. R. Acnicson Prof. R. IJ. Wln'rNl-:Y I i A Qssuciate jllilenlher Prof. C. W. l-l11:N1n-:Rscm J il Allleinhers i gl K. xl. Colm: lVl. ll. Low I W. S. l'llSlll'1R A. M1-:zm-:R l l i R. li. fiRl'2lNl'lR l' li. l'on'm.1, i B. l. HAYFORU 'l' lf. QUINLAN I R. W. .IQRDAN A. C. SCIIROICDICR H. IJ. lqll1l.Sl'1Y lf P. S'l'lCWAR'I' E bl. A. l.ANa,xN 6.8. Snixw ' G. W. 'l'i-:Inav i 1 .l A A63 1-A EQEYI 'l.llLQ l jj Q , W Cl X. vi ' X' A'-1 ' Ag'f' ' '- f1fQf:T.':Y1f f ilf?-A. fun- Y ' i vi.. ' .V lv It A ' W U 1921 WW P , M, nl LY YYY wfinim .. ,,.-T. H. . f .k... i. ..... ,fgl-...Yfi - A -1--Q A--'flh ,Ll 'l'ln'm- lllIllllI'l'll l1lip:'liIy-H1-VMI A Q ' f : 4ig.,,. 41121373-'H ,M li 'f-' -13 ' M177 Q x O 1 Z7 O' I ,ONQNDAG O O Oeeel Q l,nnzr'tta Ilummc-l Andre-yko Alston Tholnpz-aol! Wusiclvwskzl Brulmzxks-r Flick Mrs. Piper Dcarlnvz- Dvuu Grcrrm- Nm-Ison lfislwr C0111-n Carter women! Qllnsmupnlitan fllluh Qbfficers E'l'mf:'L FISH:-:R . . ELSIIC GIISSON WHITNIQV SADHL BOLAMSRY . . SADY COIIN . . . MATILDA B1cR'rOROT'1'A Bic:-:sua LUCKOFR . . President Vice-President Treasurer Recording Secretary Corresporuling Secretary Business Manager C'1IARL0'r'r1c HOMMI'lI, ALICE CART1-:R GRACE BRINTON CORA GvRI121GNE MARIE WASIELEWSKA Hr,IzAnE'rn BRUBAKICR EDNA KIANEAK BARBARA WATSON I-IRLJQN IVJEARLOVE STICFANIE ANDIREYKO ROSAMOND ALSTON JICSSIE BRRRS members MAY N. HARVARD LAURA FLICK ELRANOR I.. PORTER JIGSSIE CART1-:R HELEN R. Pu-1-:R LAURA T. S'I',IClNHORN JEAN FLICK ETIIEL THOMPSON BETHEL NICI,SCJN ALMA GILCIIICR Ai MARGARE1' LANZETTA FLORENCP: IMCAN .WJ UQZZZLZ 1921 'Ph rec H11 mln-al ldiprllly-I-igln M DA I b I llil uv K, f Lt . , lx . . lllwf w .SQ Q W If K H .i'.: 'i'.:'i5 '. 1TQT4:::.:::Zi'1:T'L'1'i:'ti.'4' I If 'I -Arjjflz-155' i l f ill! fluff U l l l A .ri ff ttf ?llllllQQ l Gnrls-y Smith lnghzun Gun-y Cnnlin Clark Price llnrry Pallet- jnculms ,lnculis Cnnter ,lnrcly NVnrren XV:1tsun llnint-s IXlrt'rosl:y Silnnluns Myer VVilt'nx 1'rt-ml Brown Vnnselnw i Earls Dnrnvr Poles Stone Trinnn King Kueln-r . ', tfonclnn linker t'rinnnilns llnssett Gnrlzmck Moore lianrt-tt Clark Diller I The bemtstrp Iuh l l ARLY in the lull the C'l1emistry Cluli was resurrected after + its untimely demise :luring the war. The object of the elulm is to promote the interest of chemistry i in Syracuse University. Meetings are lielcl lui-monthly. Expert uncl inclustrinl men alternate with home talent in presenting progrzuns. Qbffucers Aman LI. Kim: . Pnzsidcnt Aim S'r1-:I-31.1-1 . l'irv-Prv.viu'enl MARHJN B,xss1c'r'r .Secretary lCvlc1.vN G,xRl,oc'K 7'rcasurvr fil,lCN VV. W.'X'I'St7N ...... Carrvxjmzlding .Yvrrvltzry Svtanhing Qinmmittees PROGRAM Louis t'. jtnznv, Cllairman Dr. C. W. li,-xsmzv Dr. R. S. lim-:LN1-:R Mrxnnlxnl-:'1' MYERS Wrxnnrzmixn V.-xNsl':I,ow NOMINATING 'l'nnMAs A. Wll.StJN, Clmirmanr il. K. W,x1.KLl4:'1' Dr. R. A. liixiucn l-lilnim-:'i 1',x Hrxvmcn lf. M. Hi-:NNI-:ssl-:Y l seem I, miill' l.U1':l,L,x CJARK Honwxnn W. Post N. S. IQUCIH-IR, Cllllllfflltlll l l,nRr:Nel-: IJURMI-:R ,QU llllllllf -1921 Nitin 'l'ln'n-n lllllnirml liliixllly-nine ID Q Q C 1fF!..LI.Z.4Li '-LI Y ,...- - ' ' 'L ' A4Q.lill. ' 1-.. L TTD i x O r r l GNONDAGAN L me Wyant Nichols McI,ennun Bartram Smith Perry Mc-rt:-ns Chambers Vanderpoel l'l:u'rington Calln-rs Patterson Raynor Selmauber Stoddard R1-ieln-rt Broch Walrullx lloople Vun Mc-chon Gallnglwr Adams Rotunno Fluyfl NVood The Qgrinultural lub HE present Agricultural Club, formerly known as the Farmer's Club, was organized in the winter of 1.912 by the students of the joseph Slocum College of Agriculture. Since that time it has been continually active with the exception of the period of the war. lt was reorganized in the spring of 1919 with increased membership, greater activity and influence, until at the present time it has a membership of sixty-five. The objects for organizing the club were to increase interest in Agricultureg to acquaint the student with the different phases of Agricultureg and to develop speakers along Agricultural lines. The objects are obtained by hearing men who are experts along certain lines of Agriculture, and by exteinporaneous speeches and debates by the members. I i l QBffir:ers A. H. ADAMS, '20 . . President S. H. MERRIAM, '21 . Vice-President N. A. ROTUNNO, '21 Secretary K. R. C1ALT,AGI-IER, '22 Treasurer V in V at 'lfliifeaj CL - -viii ' '11 gi, 1'::i:f 'T 7 . T... ' ' Q54 f . , .fggff -4-5 lA'fif f 7T1ii'T1Ti1'TL'T T1'III.i.'-LfL1ffLf,ffff :.::I1 -f'fl:'f1jfl'T'1,ff1'Ii1l 1 A5--i--A -- 'l'h1'm- Ilunilrml Ninety K ON ON DAGAN C , . ,., I 1-1 1 Q Q - --V -- -f -V v - -f - '- ---- f g ,,, 44.435 -W Q1 O QM Smith Moffatt Dnllingvr Bussvtl lillslvvd Briggs Swvvl Lockhart Kitclwu 1 finnsumer 5 league QBfficzr5 FLOR1-:None I.Oc1R1mR'r . . . . . President MARION BRIGGS . . If'Ri1:c-lfnrsizlrzzl RUTH Sw 14: wr . Svmvlary Ill-:Ll-:N SAN'l'1f:14: ......... TI'tfllSIH'l'I' Qllbairmeu of Qlummittezs MARION DOLLINOI-LR . M1rmIn'rx11if1 Amlm BAss1-:'r'r . . L!?gfSItIll U!Y G1-:ORO1NA KINN11-: . l,qqi.vlf1livc IJOROTIIY NIOFFA'l I' . Po.vlcr.v lis'r111-LR KI'l'CTlIl'lN . Publfifrily IPLORIQNCI-1 SPRAKI-:R . . Social IQUTII BUSTJ-:I-:O . . Meetings RUTH COOK . City Works F5 .. V AV -- n'-1 Ibirc- g, AV? O f mf Z ' if , ,,Y,,,-,, .-. ,.,...,,- N, f---ff----H --H f------M'ff'- W'A'jig'- 'gTT'iI'iTiTffl 963 'Phruc Hum! F011 Nine-ly-mm D QY Q3 ...v-. .lf 7' fi - fQlff:Q.l.lf.. Y..YY . 4l p G ONGNDAG P l , 1 U :I.,-....g...... .... -v ..,,. - .if-lfffl' Y 'A lv-,1 ,l1 '-tl,1 ll I ,X Hall Stott Topping Butts Hubbard Hall Whitney Grecnman Severance Clmffee Dwyer Enstvrbrook Svetkowski Calkins Eberle Wells hia lub Q9ffinerf josicrn SVETKOWSKI . . Presridcnl A. GENEVII4IV1'l CALKINS Vice-President MARTHA HILL . . . Secretary PAUL H. Lowiw . . . Treasurer HE Cazenovia Club has, in former years, been one of the most active clubs on the Hill, but because of the war it had to be discontinued. With the renewal of former times the club has been again started and the membership at the present time numbers over 30 men and women. The purpose of the club is to unite the former members of the Seminary who are now in the University, and is open to all outsiders who are interested in the Cazenovia school. The club holds meetings once a month in the different Chapter houses, and with good social times promotes the advancement of friendship amonpf the students. X H ?-:HI .,eizL,. 1 ,EEiE2 ri ,ee if 1 7 K , 'NN V --,fd .' '4'L,::4,1 t' ' .,,. .. . 'A-H---'-'-3:3441-7, va--. , 'UM' ,, , Q' E le its ss,s,s-,,,,M,mM--swmiljirs f r e 'l'ln-on 'llnnfh-ed Ninety- I wo 5 Q N .xx 12 y a O ON ON DAG O 'i , 0 1 QEIIgIi5lJ Qllluh HE English Club is one of the I1lOSt prominent organizations of the University. Membership is open to members of the English Faculty and students who are majoring or minoring in this department. Meetings are held at various places once during each month, and a series of plays is presented. A pleasing feature of this organization is the informal teas which are held monthly in the Seminary room. The wives of the English faculty members, assisted by the English major students, act as hostesses at these afternoon teas. Rrogram October 8. A Night at an Inn, by l.ord Dunsay. 1' fb B Iflouse. November 5. Fame and the Poet, by l.ord Dunsay. The Workhouse Ward, by Lady Gregory. A F A House. December 17. The Christmas Play. Liberal Arts Chapel. january 7. , Twelfth Night. Party in ye English Castle. February 4. The Well of the Saints, by J. M. Synge. A fb House.- March 3. The Playboy of the Western World, by J. M. Synge. K A 9 lflouse. April 7. Irish Folk l.orc-Tales and Poems. X S2 l-louse. May 12. Annual Dinner and Election of Officers. Slocum College of Agriculture. june 00. Annual Commencement Play in 'llC8.Cl1Cl'5, College. The time for regular meetings is 8 P. M. Gfnglish Eepartment Ewa October 22. Mrs. H. A. EATON, Ilosless. Assisted by the Misses l.lI.l,lAN IlARRIsoN, ETIIEI. CUNNINUIIAM, EDITII CRouNsE and MARIAN CAsEv. November 19. Miss 'l'I1T'I'I.E, Hostess. Assisted by the Misses MARIAN PECIC, BARBARA WA'I'soN, SELAI-I NEw'I'oN and l.EORA CASE. December 3. junior English Majors, Iloxlcsses. Clmirmrm, MARIAN DoI.I.INI:ER. january 28. Mrs. Ross jEwEI,I., Iloslcxx. Assisted by the Misses JEANNlE'l l'l:2 MARTIN, GERALDINE COOLEY, MILLICENT PowEI.L and DELIA CIIAEFEE. February 18. Alumnae Majors, Hostesses. March 17. Miss J. M. RICHARDS, Iloxtcss. Assisted by the Misses ANNIE 'l'I1TTI.Is, RUTII DONCOURT, FLORENCE DEAN and Mrs. IRENE CIIYKENIJALI, GARRETT. April 21. Mrs. HERRINGTON, Hostess. Assisted by the Misses MARKLARET GANT, Bonus, LAURA I-IARRIs and REBA JONES. May 5. Senior English Majors, Ilorlerses. Chairrmm, l':DI'l'lI l'lAAKli. Gfficets FLORENCE E. DEAN, '20 . . . . . President EDITH l-IAAKE, '20 . . Vice-President ALIDA BASSETT, '21 . . . Svdfvlllfy GERALDINE COOLEY, '20 . . ..... . Treasurer Bgfjff' Executive Qtummittee ' DoRoTIIx' Q. llouos NIARGARET GANT, '20 RICHARD SNooR, '20 1921 i Three Hundred Nin ety-three Q 4 0 7 Q0 ONONDAGAN , Lf G Bnmance language Qiluh HE Romance Language Club is composed of students interested in French and Spanish. Meetings are held every two weeks at various living centers. The French and Spanish departments have charge of the meetings during alternate months. Foreign customs and ideas are studied through lectures and conversation. Bfficers Professor C. K. CAum:N .... . Honorary President HENRI ANGER, French . . . President I PEDRO BACH Y RITA, Spanish . . President MADELINE BERGIER, French . . . Vice-President LOUISE HAWKSWORTI-I, Spanish . , Vice-President RUTH CooK ..... . Secretary MARTHA GATES . . Treasurer 1921 Three Hundred Ninety-four ' Q' CNONDAGAN 2 ' 1 G O Q 0 illibe Qlllassical Gliluh Dr. C. C. BUSHNELL ...... EVA A. SPICER, A.B. . . FLORENCE U. LENARD, '20 . . ELENOR HAMMOND,'21 . . FLOYD B. SCHOONMAKER, '21 . BEATRICE INGALILS, '21 ..... burial Ctinmmittee President Vice-President S ecretary A ssistant Secretary Treasurer A ssistant Treasurer FLORENCE U. LENARD, '20, Chairman FLORENCE WRIGHT, '20 HELEN JONES, '20 Refreshment Qlinmmittee VIOLA HAEELE, '20 EDNA LAWRENCE, '20 ELENOR HAMMOND, '21, Chairman GLADYS AMES, '21 Boom Qfnmmittee GE'R'1'RUDE MARRS, '21 V FLOYD B. SCHOONMAKER, '21, Chairman LUCILE SMUCKER, '21 ABRAHAM DANIELS, '21 HELEN SIMONS, '21 B535 1921 Three Hundred Ninety-Hve Q .xx Q' Z7'o ON ON DAGAN O D Jfurzftrp Qllluh HE Forestry Club of Syracuse University was organized in 1913 under the direction of Professor E. T. McCarthy for the purpose of promoting and fostering the professional spirit among the Foresters. The Club has endeavored to accomplish this purpose by taking charge of all the student activities in the college and by various student functions held during the year. Q9fficers EDWARD j. STREATER . . . . President RALPH Fkomsmck . . Vice-President RUSSEL HAYNES . Secretary ALFRED j. SCHMIT1' . Treasurer Biff 1921 Three Hundred Ninety-six 0 fr Q n U ' Q , O oNoNDAG D , bmlher Imp QEIuh I-Ili membership of the Silver Bay Club is made up of students who have been sent as delegates to the Student Y. W. C. A. Conferences at Silver Bay. Each year Syracuse sends as delegates sixty representatives of the University women. Some of their meetings, which are held once a month, are open to all women who are interested. These meetings have proved very successful in interesting the women in both conferences and club. This year the club is cooperating with the other Hill organiza- tions in raising money to send delegates to the Student Volunteer Conference at Des Moines, Iowa, during the Christmas vacation. At the conference this year a party was held for the girls from foreign countries who like to be called Overseas Girls. Every year a song competition with a silver cup for the prize is held. This year the cup was awarded to Syracuse University. Mary Gilbert '20, who was delegation cheerleader a year ago, was con- ference cheerleader this year. Qbfficers THORA jo1V1NsoN, '21 ...... President I-IARRIET FAIRBANKS, '21 . . Secretary and Treasurer fi 552355 Jalal'-9 + lD ' l ' ! dil l 0 si If 1921 N Three Hundred Ninety-seven Q Q A U o 0 oNoNDAGAN Qs Q Qtarter Friend. Well, what's the first thing your son did after graduating from college? Father. Touched me for 313300 to buy some girl an engagement ring. Ri Ki Red Hart. I wonder where that alarm clock went to. I only saw it yesterday. Bnnkie. I saw it yesterday but I heard it go off this morning. Red. I hope it didn't go where I told it to go. iii RE Sylvester. f'How did you make Miss Brown think you were the finest fellow in the world? Chotlie. I sent her nineteen beautiful roses on her twenty-seventh birthday. H NE His musical talents put him in the band box and his clothes always look as though he had just come out of the band box. NE N Pa, what is a football coach? An ambulance, my boy.' N Di Conderrnan. Say, Doc, give me something for my head. Doc. I wouldn't take it as a gift. A M Ki Prof. What is work? Stude. Anything, P. Is this desk work? S. Yes, woodwork. N 35 Fresh. Have you read 'Freckles'? Co-ed Chaughtilyl. That's just my veil. M M Astronomy Prof. What happens to the stars in the day time? Waning Stnde. Most of them sleep until afternoon. H M Gone to work in a boiler factory? Yep. Thought you were to devote your time to music? I am. What I'm after now is some genuine jazz effects. ' M iii Prof. Wolf Cfilconomicsj. Do you know that your shoes could tell a won- derful industrial story? George B. Mine couldn't: Both their tongues are tied. 1921 I Three Hundred Ninety-eight SIXLY i it! evxov-vs be 1921 Bnnnhagan takes this opportunity to thank Mus. Univ:-3 V. SCu1I.1.icR for her eo-operation in planning the Vanity Sectiong also B1-:n'l' l,llll,l.IPS for the Athletic photographs appearing in the hookg also the Rycler, Dinturff, and Remhrantlt Stutlios for their hearty eo-operation. We are also grateful to The Orange l'uhlishing Company for the use of their engravings. The firms whose advertisements appear on the following pages are worthy ol' your patronage. They are not only worthy, but they cleserve the patronage ol the whole stutlent hotly. They have been a great factor in promoting this publication. 'l'ln'et- lluntlretl Nimlv Ill buiturs The one who brings candy and eats most of it himself. The nice beau with the little automobile. The not so nice one with the big automobile. The handsome suitor who talks about himself. The man who likes theaters and teas. The man who would make a better uncle than a husband. The one who means well. The right man. W M Bill Dallou. Ain't nature grand? Aarly. Why? I Blll. She gives all of us faces, but we can pick our own teeth. M M As evidence that continued loyalty to a business house on the part of the students is more than merely appreciated, we publish the following: To the Editor of Tins ONONDAGAN: It is very gratifying indeed to realize that the men and women on the Hill are more loyal to us this college year than ever before. I believe thismeans that our efforts to inspire confidence in us and in our work have been and are being successful. I appreciate this confidence and loyalty very much, and it is an inspiration to us in our work. We have made and are making many friends among the students-real friendships-and if we are contributing by our work to making the many affairs in which they are interested a little more successful and complete, it cannot fail to be gratifying to me, and an inspiration to us to continue doing everything we can to retain this confidence and to make the name of The Tholens Press ring true in every department of our work. Very sincerely yours, EDWARD J. TuoL1aNs. Syracuse, january 10, 1920. M M Prof. Why were you late? Gus. I overwashed this morning, Doctor. M M Chaj2py J. Where shall we walk tonight? Sho. Let's walk over to Teachers College. Chapf1y J. Can'tg I forgot to make reservations. H M Bob Copeland Qin search of a complimentj. I was told last night that I was an awful flirt. V Fair One Csympatheticallyj. Possibly all you need is more practice. f--- --1'---7-Y T 'W ' --A--- -.--.---. .-.-- ..-,...,-A,A,, Four Hundred Gibran jfresbmen First Freshman. Has the Dean any children? Junior. Yes, he has two daughters. Fresh Cbrightening upl. Oh! yes, that MISS DICAN in our math. class must be his claughter. W N Dirnby. I'm going to see the swellest jane tonight,-blue eyes-black hair-? Bolt What became of that blonde you had last year? Dimby. Why-er-she clyecl. N E Rhetoric Prqf. Your hction is absurd. How can a man hatch out Z1 plan? Origirzalfily. I'Ie might have his mind set on it. M M Ono of Ijcwcyk. She was only 21 baker's claugh ter but how she kneacled my dough. Visit our new Young Men's Department. An entire floor devoted to College Men. l'lC21tlll'll1g Slcirl-Bloch, Society Brzmrf and Fczrlzion Park SMART CLOTHES WELLS E5 COVERLY, Inf. Boss. I-Iave you reference from your former employer? .flppl'if:au!. Well, no, unfortunately I just grarluateclf' K W Prfy. Cramqfnrd. Were you late last night, Mr. Hurst? Al. I clon't remember, Professor. BG BW A Zumuus. How are you getting along in college? .flndy. Ifine! They encorecl my lirst semester's work. 385 M Wouurled Soldier. liver seen Service? R. O. T. C. No, but I have read Z1 number of his poems. N M Prqf. Ilerringtou. If I say 'I am hanclsome,' what tense shall I use? Froslr. Thepz1st. Four 1111111111-ml Ont racuse University Ezlgof Colleges -fVz'fze Schools Tm: College offers courses in Languages, Science, Mathematics, . Philosophy, History, etc., leading to the A. B. degree. The College of Fine Arts offers courses in Architecture, Belles-Lettres, Music, Painting and Design. The College of Medicine offers a four years' course, with a pre-requisite of two years collegiate work. Library of over l0,000 volumes. Several hospitals, insti- tutions and dispensaries for clin- ical work. The College of Applied Science of-l'ers courses in Civil, Electrical, Mechanical and Chemical Engi- neering. Complete laboratories for practical work. The Teachers College offers teacher-training work in Music, Art, Physical Education and Pedagogy, leading to the li. S. degree. The College of Law offers a three years' course with Ll.. B. degree when preceded by one or more years collegiate work. Instruction is by text-book and case system, and faculty is drawn from practising attorneys ofCentral New York. The New York State College of Forestry offers a four years' course prepar- ing for practical or research work. State Ranger School at Wanakenag Summer Camp at Cranberry l.ake. New building with every equip- ment. Tuition free to New York State students. The College of Agriculture offers four years of theory and practice of farming. University Farm with pure-bred stock. New building perfectly equipped. 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Recognize its power, study its annllcntions to your lifs's work, and utilize it to the utmost for the benellt of all mankind sSQ X .,..... X . Q AQX SN- -----s s 3 S, ,..s ,ss.,. l it G loff Sai ofa ' sciilffitadyrll? ss s....f f G SEQRES Y auefmge Ziff! M, Four I-lundrcd Three WELLS 85 HERRICK CFRIEND I.. WELLS, 'o6D Managers Central and Northern New York Agency fhETNA Lara INSURANCE CJOMPANY Q' Hartford 424 UNION BUILDING, SYILACUSE, NEW YORK The Chas. H. Elliott Co. Largest College Engraving House in the VVorld Wedding Invitations C07727ne,lC67ne77f Fraternity and Class inserts Calling Cards I7l'UZ.l'flfZ.07lJ' for Annuals Dance Programs and invitations Clffllftf -Indy Pl'0g'7 gl771J' Fraternity and Class Stationery Menus Cjfdhrj. 1JZ'HJ. dvd School Catalogs and Leather Dance Cases and Covers Rllllgf Illustrations Seventeenth Street and Lehigh Avenue, PHILADELPHIA It ay Be- A Coal or Gas Range Furniture or Rugs Paints, Tools Electric Lamps or Specialties Silverware, Cutlery China, Cut Glass Housefurnishing Goods or- a hundred other things too numerous to mention. You'Il find it at Kieffer Bros. 218-222 North Salina Sr. SYILACUSE, N. Y. Over Sixty Years Selling Musical Supplies amz' M usical ,lnstru in en ts Cnly Just naturally we feel qualified to advise you intelligently in the purchase of a Musical Instrument Clark Music Company 416-420 South Salina Street SYRACUSE, N. Y, TlzeS1ore wifh zz Smile lfom' Ilunflred Four The nondaga HID new additionot' 2oo moderately priced rooms has made THE QJNONDAGA the largest hotel in the state, New York City excepted. Paocrok C. WELCH M n nagrr RATES, S2 PER DAY AND UPWARDS Appreciation HE management Of the Wieting Opera House avail themselves of this opportunity to thank the students of Syracuse University for their wonder- ful patronage during the past season. WIl'1'I'lNG OPERA HOUSI' BERNARD lfimuic, Aflnnagfr i SUPERIOR Eastern Agency. No Registration Fee Charged. We render real Personal Service. l?il.!!!lk?i C D Bw K. First Trust and Deposit Bank Bldg M Kf ' Svmcuse, New YORK dw-W tiittt ,-, ,,,,, ,WW ...,, ......,. ,. ..-...,W-W...- I H ill'-l I Mnxtgcgl ns 0,125 HERE is no Macaroni more delicious than this great muscle builder made from the linest of durum Wheat-the rnost glutenous of grains. lts yellow color is the gluten in the grain. lts Havor is so distinctive that it impresses itself upon your mind and Whets your appetite for more. A trial will convert you to use this delicious product. ltls Warner's you Want. Selected recipes in booklet form furnished upon request. Order a package of Warner's Macaroni from your grocer today WARNER MACARONI Co I ncarporaim' SYRACUSE, NEW Yov.K M lfom' lllllllll'l'4l Six Sporting Goods mm' Athletic Equipment ANDRuwssPoRu1No GOODSCOMPANKlmu 216-218 EAST WASHINGTON S'l'RHl'2'l' STUDENTS UST watch our advertisements and our theatre front and you will be convinced that we show just as high grade lwazoplayi' as you can see downtown. The H'ou.re fzvifh My Ofgaff' REGENT'THEATRE I-IARRY GIl,m2R'1', llffrmzzgw' Netherland H N X Dairy Qiiisr x 'mjf 'olll' ffblay It PWM Flowery HETHER your order is for delivery in Syracuse or outside the city, it will receive our careful attention. W. E. DAY, T66 liyorisf Call WARREN 515 ONoNoAoA Bi.oeK Sehermerhorn eachers' Agency 366 FII-'VII Avm-Jura, NIZW YORK , CHARi.ns W. lVlUl.I-'0llD, Prop. UR orders, direct from School Oiiicizlls for all classes of work, fur exceed our supply of candidates. Register immediately, thereby 0l:lTlCi21l Pl10t0g1'apl1Cl' getting the best opportunities. Deferred regis- I 92 I Olmnddgdn tration to 1920 Syracuse Graduates. xl SIIfll'I'f0I' .'L2'L'71l Vf0l' Slll11'I'f07' l'mpfr I-2S'I'ABI.IHHFZD 1855 SALT CITY EX PRESS H6 GRAPE S'l'Rl+iHT Call WARREN 483 GEORGE EDWARD NEARING, D. D. S. Dentist , , , llNlVl'iRSl'l'Y BUILDING IO '26 Discount to l':1culty and Students SIS SYRACUSK, N- Y' Hundreds of Syracuse .University Graduates hnve secured excellent 'appointments through our BUREAU during the past seventeen years. Graduates puy us nothing unless we plnce them. 'I'he best High Schools :md Colleges ask us dnily to recommend strong czmclidntes to fill good positions. We guarantee prompt und eliicient Personal Service ut :my season of thc year. WHY NOT ASK TO HAVE REGIS'I'RATl0N BLANK AND LI'l'liRA'l'URl'i SENT TO YOU TODAY. YOUR R l 1QllliS'l' Wll.l. R ECEIVIQ PROMPT A'l l'RN'l'lON. We respectfully solicit the opportunity to serve you. EMPIRE T EAC H ERS' AG EN CY, I72c'0le'f07'zzf64f 'l'Cl,,ph0nc 'is l 'SHE mol MRS. I.. C. MCIMlI.I,AN, Mll71fl4f'l'7' Warren 6862 321 UNIVERSITY BLOCK, SYRACUSE, N,Y, MAY QJNDERDONK, .fl.v.vl. Afl!lIl1l'Q'L'7' pour llllllill'04l Ifligxht Library Bureau Founded 1876 Card and Filing Filing Cabinets Systems Wood E? Steel 405 Dillaye Building Syracuse, N. Y. QI. T. RINGUERERG BOs'roN NEW YORK PHII.AIDlil.I'HIA CHICAGO 43 Federal Street 316 Broadway Oro Chestnut Street 6 North Michigan Avenue Salesrooms in 49 leading cities of the United States, Great Britain and France . Our Departments Bank Receives deposits, pays against check and allows MZ, interest. Bond , Supplies investors ' with first-class bonds. Tru st Acts as Executor, Administrator or Guardian and as agent in any capacity. Safe Deposit Rents boxes at 753.00 per annum and upwards. 1 Also stores boxes and trunks. I The Syracuse Trust Company 330 WARREN S'rR1aE'r- S racuse y 1 1 University Men have been a great factor in building this business C. W. P. Reynolds, Inc. Ozzzfjfttcvzv 10 Jlfen Cor. Warren and Jefferson Streets Si'RAcUsia, NEW YORK Opposite Onondaga Hotel Four .lrluxulrud Niue T - O - GO LD Tlze New Nur Buffer Sweet as a Nut-Yellow as a Buttercup Ready to serve Without coloring it up NUT GROVE BUTTER COMPANY IO6 Noxon Street Is just the Heat you require Whether your house IS a NEW or an OLD one Write phone or call for estimates ,. fmag -775'- luf. KLLSE. WARM Am Gr.nr.nA1'on 277 JAMES STREET Phone: JAMES 6 ICE COAL EDWARD I. RICE R General Qjyikcar 121 East Water Street PHONE! WARREN 2575 Svxmcusn, New YORK COAL ICE Four Hu I 1 T in United States Rubber Company QKEQBUPEQ- 93 'a 59 Q 5 E P 1 P Q. 0 Q Q, '44 fag, Hfn SYSX93 X 0-Wires G9 SYRACUSH BRANCH WALICS GOODYICAR BEAR BRAND RUBBICR l O0TWICAR lil'llJS SPORTING AND OUTING SIIUIQS RAYNSTERS AND Wl'1A'l'lhII'1RPROOl1' CI.U'l'HING DRUGGIST AND HOSPITAL SUPPIJIQS UNITIQD S'l'A'I'l1lS TIRES FOR RVIQRY SICRVICE AUTOMO'l'lVI'l l'lQUIl'Ml'1N'I' 212-216 soU'1'H CLINTON S'I'Rlf1I'1'I' SYRACUSE, N. Y. 38.1 eitifs bsatre Syracuse, 39. 19. The Hzzndsonwxl Playhouse in all Me Uxzivcwa DVII, AT ITS BICST ALWAYS V O Qftilfflif' How about that hot toast in the morning? Iiiverybody likes toast, lliiilillll-lillil and you can have it nice and hot and crisp in a jiH'y with an Electrlc oaster I :I 95779 :7u.rt comical lo any light .rocket Come l t line of appliances in and let us show you our comp e e SYRACUSE LIGHTING COMPANY Telephone WARREN 63 W. S. ORR PLUMBING and STEAM FITTING VAPOR mf Hoir WA'1'14LR HEATING 327 Ii. GENESEE S'r1aEE'r IIPOLII' Hun dred Eleven Cbiality - Service The Johnston Restaurant 34.4..South Salina Street Syracuse, N. Y. I-Iaffa cezfflny qfSg111znf Dealing. Hlfr'lW2'TC T I Whatevei' you need you'll find here in a l,,liLc:fr'CCa dl V dependable quality and at the right price. Sporting? 1 Housefurnishi 5 C 1 Auto Supl I ' s Alex Grant s ons IIQ l'iAS'l' WAsmNG'roN S'rREE'1' 134-136 l'IAs'r GENESEE S'1'1u2E'1' SYRACUSH, N. Y. E are the Hill leaders in SHOE Repairing. Call JAMES 2127 for One Day Service. Chicago Quick Shoe Repair Co Incorporated 134. James Street, Syracuse, N.Y. l llll JOH F. RAUSCH Known for more than thirty-five years as a First-class Caterer. Estimates for Banquets and Weddings gladly furnished. My lce Cream and lfVater lccs are unexcelled in flavor, purity E5 richness. EUROPEAN SICRVICIC A LA CAR'l'lr1 7726 YATE HOTEL THOROUGHLY MODERN lN l'1QUI1'MliN'I' AND SERVICE . W1L1,1AM D. HORSTMANN Syracuse, New York mil, gqmh F. L. Walrath Estate THE INN BKAUTIFULH Modern Fireproof No Tips Telephones Restaurant Running Hot and Cold Water in every room R.'l7'ES-One person, 31.50, 31.75g Two, 52.25, 3'2.5og With private balh, 32.00 and up. East Jefferson and Montgomery Streets L. G. ABBOTT, Manager Coffees, Teas and Fancy Groceries .U Ohio Tires and Tubes 219-29.1 W. WATER S'1'., SYRACUSE, N.iY. C t 8 L d 'T 5- , F.,-5. 1 O reAl.BANY, Nifnlar . Ii : . :F 3 'E -1- Maker: Qf Caps, Gowns and Hoods M. R. DOWER lfraternity Jewelry E5 Engraved Cards Mamxfacturcr of Pins, Badges 5' Medals Dealer in Watches C-3 Diamonds 401 SNOXV BUILDING Svxmcuss, N.Y - ' ii- ' ' 1 Four Hundred Thirteen :P ::'-'- I WARIKEN AND JEFFERSON STREETS 4 Opposile Ihr Onondaga V E Fine Selection of Assorted Chocolates in plain boxes tied with various colored ribbons, I-5 lbs. El Make this your meeting place, and try some of our refreshing fountain drinks IE 73hone.- WARREN 404 Students' Barber Shop 'U HERM. YOUNG, Prop. Saliqfzzrlion Afrsurcd For REAL ESTATE in all its branches STETE 52411 GROUND FLOOR 1 21 SOUTH WARREN STREET Q SMITH T. FOWLER CHARLES E. MILLER Before going to the 'fFormal consult us on up-to-the-minute styles FOWLER E5 .MILLER 320 E. GENESEE STREET 317 EAST FAYETTE STREET O. K. PRODUCTS The WASHBUIINE O, K. PAPER FASTENER The SANITARY O. K. ERASER The O. K. LETTER OPENER On Sale at all Stationery Stores MADE BY The O. K. Manufacturing Co SYRACUSE, NEW YORK Loyal Fraternity Men Always Patronize Their Advertisers So buy your Flashlights, Razors, Strops, Cutlery, Hardware, Seeds, etc., at EBELING'S Seed and Hardware Store WARREN ST., OPP. POSTOFFICE Four I-Iundrecl ,lfourteen Spalding Athletic Goods OR more than forty years, Spalding Athletic Goods have been the standard by ful 4 which ualit is 'ud ed Q Y J 8 Q Jflxr ',-IW, Baseball, tennis, golf, track, Q - basketball, football, etc. - ,If M cw M3111 .. W just as Goof! is never jus! lhc .mme 1,,.4' ilil ':nhj,ifi', I SEND 1-'on CA'rfu.oc:us A. G. SPALDING 85 BRos. -N 357 SOUTH WARIKEN S'l'REE'I' SYRACUSH 6 s a 1 Our only store in Syracuse 'ffi.5i,,S1i: ' The Right Materials for Outdoor Activities UCI-l of the benefits of outdoor life depend upon having the right articles and clothes. This store specializes in things for outdoor pleasure and Work. Wliichever it be, Work or pleasure, come here and you will find just what you require. Sporting Goods. Camping Outfits. Accessories for Outdoor Games. BURHANS Sc BLACK SYRACUSE, N. Y. U l llfl The U77fd76VJfZ3! Book Slow 303 Um'fve1csz'Lfy fplace Headquarters for Siudents and Alumni Pure home-made Candies osmopolitan Candy Shop 11-myifms Ice Cream Sodas Colman MARSHAIL AND Cizousa Light Lunches We carry a fine line of Fancy Packages including Cosmopolitans, Appolos, Lowneys, Park SC Telfords and Statias Chocolates J. W. DAWSON GEORGE O. DAWSON DAWSON BROTHERS Genera! C ontmctom Builders of Agriculture, Library and Chemical Buildings Q31 UNION BUILDING, SYRACUSE, New Yoiuc 1 Hllbit ESTABLISHED 1818 ln , O, Q9li9ll'l'llN93SBD Qeutlviuvxijsi ' rniz1l1G1gQnnh5, new vonx . Telephone- MURRAY Him, 8800 For Men and Boys Garments for Dress or Travel English Hats, liurnishings. Boots and Shoes T' k: lz ' Q ' ' ' lun s, imgs and leather Novelties BROOKSBR0,I,HERS, , Ready-made Gear forall Sports New 14,,n.4q,.g, C.,,,VC,,ic,,, Ilivel-ies for M611 Servants tOGrz1nd Centrnl,Sul1w:1y, and to many of the lczul- ing Hotels and Clubs. SMH! for Illnxlrrzlea' Culalague BOSTON NEWPORT 'ruMou'rcon.Bovuron 220 BILLIVUI. Avluul Put Some Energy in The Bank Nerve force saved by operating an L. C. Smith Sc Bros. Type- writer is like reserve energy in the bank. The skillful mechanical construction including ball bearings at all points Of friction and the quietness of operation conserve the mental and physical strength of the typist. This means energy stored up for time of need. Just how it is accomplished is told in :1 booklet entitled Silent Smilhf' Send for free copy. L. C. Smith 85 Bros. Typewriter Company HOME OFFICE AND FACTORY, SYRAOUSE, NEW YORK Branches in an principal canes Four Ilundrvd Sovonlt-on .- ......... -,. w When you fhllfik gf fzw'z'zz'fzg-z'fzz'f1i gf Whz'zz'ng li:-p x - I--M t,,22 ., WHITING PAPERS for social and business correspondence have given satisfaction to a multitude of users for more than half a century. WhZ.fZ'llg,J Orga21a'z'e with its cloth finish surface and Whz'tz'1zg'r Wowezx Linen with its smooth texture are famous the country over. VVHITING PAPER COMPANY NICW YORK CHICAGO l'HIl,ADIll,Pl'llA Mills ut Holyoke, Mussztchusetts Blodgettls 'ago students who have not already partalcen of nton Street the products of our pure food shop we extend a fNear Walnut carl kind Welcome Approved lay WoM12N's l,EAGI r Cczfering .- We have the finest facilities in the city for catering to Hill parties. l Tl llll-.ht PRING Woolens in stock suitable for All-Year Wear. Suits to order only, 59340 to 5565. Compare our qualities and prices-then Buy. SPENCER CLOTHING COMPANY Tazforr For twenty-five years located at 324 W. FAYETTE S'rREI2'i Near New York Central Depot Electricity - Comfort - Economy Here are cz few Sugge.vfz'0nr.' Reading Lamps Desk Lamps Electric Toasters Electric Stoves Floor Lamps Shower Lights Dining Room Lights Electric Curling Irons Electric Irons Table Lamps Look us over :md get our prices before making your selection. 1 . . 'Ihe most complete electric shop in the state. PLUMBING, HEATING AND ELECTRIC SUPPLIES EDWARD JoY QOMPANY Snow Rooms OPPOSITE Lrrr HALL SYRACUSE, N. Y. l Il IINII SYRACUSE, NEW YORK MENIS OUTFITTER ann' SHIRTMAKRR IDUNLAP HA'I'S BURBERRY CoA'rs YALE LAUNDRY Ca!! WARREN 3536 FURNITURE REPAIRING ' Upholstering-Refinishing Cabinet Work of all kinds THERE IS N0 PIHCIQ OF lTURNl'I'URli WE CANNOT REPAIR SYRACUSE CHAIR HOSPITAL l'l1om': WARREN 4846 1309 E. FAYETTE STREET ROSS M US I CAI, B UR EAU Dcpemlnlmlc Dance Music 445 SOUTH WARREN Phone: WARREN 775 STREET X JI-VAN PRINTING CO PRINTERS E53 HNGRAVERS I ll I' I Twenty . 1 A JH . ' SYRACUSE,N.Y. ., . , . . CHARLES H. ALVORD Cloffzzers -Tazlors . Tzzzlor Hzzberdzzslzerx Hurlers IQI AND 123 SOUTH SALINA STREET HERALD BLDG. New I.0cari0n SOUTH WARREN ST. S1'RAcUsE, N. Y PETERS ON SALINA STREET It pays to cross the bridge and buy your clothes directly from the manufacturers. You save from 35.00 to 515.00 here. NICHOLAS M. PETERS CLOTHING COMPANY 140-142 NORTH SA1.1NA STREET ,.f mm. ,i R A u -1 Hlgh Grade Men's Furmshlngs T die' amz' Hats 0 0 0 BPH TWO STORES: 0 b 489 SOUTH SALINA STREET B D 304 SOUTH WARREN STREET SYRACUSE, N. Y. Phone Warren 1177 T' X- IDONOVAN General Home F1n'21i.rl1ing.v Plumhng f Il7'71ilH7'6, Rugx Hot Water and Steam Heating Smvej Contractor s0NoRA PHoN0GRAvHs 412 S. West Street SYRACUSE, N. Y. N 202-208 N. Salina St. SYRACUSE, N. Y. I U I II 18 V E5 Ci?0zg'z'aQz9zgS ma OfV0fV0Aa4Pf5'0f0!Wa may M1 TEL. WARREN 6285 201 ZYFFOQSZ 5YRA XK QQY 71575 Ek rigs' -a-1-f-4-a-ll - Llills ' ir' fl... . .1-Inq .- Flwilv. . , 2.. -.:U.. ' Tr p ya Jgigll : lllllll 53 5llf,l' l:l1 r I 1 ,M - hw, li p N viii.,-Iii cn in 3 5, xii- ,JE ig i 4, i y it 'i,.?i :q:4l, lQ 'iv-1,.f :7fW. ':'X Qg1:'1'N iEET,i- lx I . m ff'lfrrn1i..: ..... of in-' 5..'s45lI:ivE1:F-ul., -Q -- ., , HiiL,!!l .iyzf illg gnx ji !j5:f:1s i::- f lllll fill- N5 :fin ,,., 1 -... llll I ' -- 521- 'J' ' 1l -1. ' . ' T-,mar-M--2 ' .. is-. , -,sf ' :F i 5- X 51- 4' ' v- fi - -1. x ,. J gp . Fflq-sbLl1,rl ! - if -vw ffg' 1: H Ly'x11g:.L1y,1N1yfi 4'-. : ,fx 14 'E' Yr ' 'LJ T15 -1.ii5'j',l I X I Z Q . , t ' I V ' ',,,11 ff, V 7 -f ' - : 'ff' 'JIHW' xi 1-iw' ,-if 1539 I .pi ,A .'KxyrQWvw --I H ..- yfiffl Q- il xp 22-alibi 0--QLAP ., 'JMX :+I X0 N e e ml rL . .i j A .- :Fly A t --1 wth A., E,?v,:m:::J':22-- ,.lilur.,,,Z,,,1ffgbM ri K' Xa - . -- ' By Their Works IKE a young Benjamin Franklin, we hold a proper degree of pride in this issue of'T1-112 ONONDAGAN. It was a pleasure for us to put our best efforts and good will into the making of it. True, we had our share of problems to contend with, but thru the ever-ready cooperation of the Onondfzgan Smf, seemingly lofty peaks were surmounted with ease. We are glad to add our Imprimamr and a hearty Thank You. John P. Smith Printing Company of Rochester, NewYork College Annual Service Department Q 1lP YIUVII ICOS IKWYOQ Four Hundred Twenty-three 05.2 OX-RTQEART MILK CHOCOLATE No matter whether you buy QONGZS' Chocolates from your Favorite confec- tioner, or the druggist on the corner, or whether it comes to you by parcel post,itissatisfyingtoknow that you have the purest and best money can buy. MADE AND CQUARANTEED BY ,QONG'S, OSWEGO, N. Y. 1 . SfIEL'Z'd!fJ'fJ' in . . Edison Athletic and Sport- J Pianos? 0710 fd 3' - w J 67 Zd7Z0.5' Ph g Ph mg Goodf lf-y P Frank E. Bolway 85 Son, Inc. The Edzlvon Shop 220-222 SOUTH SALINA STREET , -. lv I H I I'l ly! ADVERTISING. . 397 AT II I . IQT I CS Athletic Governing Iloarrl . Iiasehall ...... Basketball . Crew ..... Ifootllall ..... Interfraternity Ath. Assn. . I .arrosse ..... Rille Team . Soeeel' . Swimming . Tennis . Track ..... Wearers ol Iiloek S . NVearers of aSa . . . Wearers ot' 23 Nunierals Women's Athletics . . Wrestling . . . CAMPUS VIEWS . CALENDAR . . . CARDINAL MISRCIIQR . CLASS RECORDS Senior . . . junior . . Sophomore . Iireshman . . CLASS SOCI IETI IES Corpse and Collin . Delta Theta Upsilon . DeviI's Own . . . Double Seven .... Iita Pi Upsilon .... Iota Omega Omieron Kappa Monx Ileacl ..... Phi Kappa Alpha . . . Tau Theta Upsilon . . . CLUBS AND ASSOCIATIONS Agricultural Cluh . . American Institute of Meellanieal Engineers American Institute of Iileetrieal Engineers . Iirownson Clulm . . Cazenovia . . 2 Zlnhex Pune --124 Chemistry Cluh . . Classical .... Consumers' League . 170 Cosmopolitan . . . 207 Cosmopolitan, XAIOIIICIIIS ZIII English .... 195 Iipiseopalian . . 173 lforestry . . . . ZSI Romance language . 214 Senior Dinner Clulr. 216 Silver Ilay Cluh . . 220 217 DIQISATINIZ . 218 185 Dedication .... 171 173 FACULTY RICCORDS 172 Agriculture .... '228 Applierl Science . . . 219 Business Administration if ' f . . . 40 Iflif'lIf1S . . . 4 lforestry . . . 39 tlracluatc . . . Home Iieonomies . Law .... 47 Liberal Arts . . 77 Lthiaiy . . 135 Meeheinel . . . 137 Nllhtaiy St iente. . Nursing . . . Oratory . . Sunimer . 252 251 Teachers . . 250 253 FRATISRNITIIQS 247 Aeaeia . . . 249 Alpha Chi Rho . 25-I Alpha Chi Sigma . 246 Alpha Kappa Kappa . 248 Alpha Phi Alpha . lleta Tln-ta l'i . . Delta Kappa Iipsilon . 390 Delta Tan Delta . Delta Upsilon . . 386 Gamma Iita Gamma . Kappa Sigma . . 387 Lamlxla Chi Alpha . 382 Nu Sigma Nu . . 392 I'hi Delta Iipsilon . 1',ua-1 380 305 391 380 388 393 384 396 304 385 397 273 6 31 25 34 38 16 29 35 33 Z3 1 I 32 18 37 33 33 36 27 318 302 342 336 332 206 28-I 316 286 312 308 330 33-1 3-I2 Four Hundred Twenty- five Phi Delta Phi . Phi Delta Theta . Phi Epsilon Pi . . Phi Gamma Delta . Phi Kappa Psi . . Pi Kappa Alpha . V. Psi Upsilon . . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon . Sigma Alpha M u . Sigma Beta . . Sigma Chi . . Sigma Nu . . . Sigma Phi Epsilon . Tau Delta Sigma . Theta Alpha . . Zeta Beta Tau . Zeta Psi . . . IIONORARY SOCIETIES Alpha Omega Alpha . Alpha Xi Sigma . . . Gamma Alpha Epsilon . Janus ...... Lambda Tau Rho . Phi Beta Kappa. . Phi Kappa Phi . Pi Delta Epsilon . Pi Delta Phi . . Pi Lambda Theta . Pi Mu Epsilon . Tau Beta Pi . The justinians . ln Memoriam . . MILITARY Aero Club . . American Legion . Federal Board Club R. O. T. C. . . . . Veterans of Foreign Wars MUSIC AND DRAIVIATICS Boar's Head .... lVIen's Glee Club . . Tambourine and Bones University Band . . University Chorus . . Women's Glee Club . Won1en's Instrumental Club Zlnhex-Qliuntinueh 1',un-: . 338 . 294 . 328 . 298 . 292 . 324 . 290 . 310 . 326 . 322 . 300 . 306 . 304 . 340 . 314 . 320 . 288 . 234 . 237 . 238 . 239 . 241 . 231 . 242 . 233 . 254 . 235 . 240 . 232 . 236 8 . 155 . 154 . 156 . 150 . 153 . 256 264 260 . 268 263 266 269 ORATORY DeLima Extemporaneous Contest - Denison Declamation Contest. . Janus Oratorical Contest . . . Sophomore Women's Reading Contest . . . White lVIemo1'ial Contest . . . PUBLICATIONS Camp Log . Daily Orange . . Empire Forester. . Freshman I'Iancl Book Ononclagan . . . Orange Peel . Syracusan . ORGANIZATIONS Class Organizations . Kolledj Klan . . Senior Council . . Student Council, lforestry College Student Volunteer Organization . Women's League . Y. M. C. A. . . Y. W. C. A. . Senior Ball . SORORITIES Alpha Chi Omega . Alpha Epsilon Phi . Alpha Gamma Delta Alpha Omicron Pi . Alpha Phi . . . Alpha Xi Delta . Chi Omega . . . Delta Delta Delta . Delta Gamma . . Gamma Phi Beta . Kappa Alpha Theta Kappa Kappa Gamma Pi Beta Phi . . . Pi Lambda Sigma . Sigma Kappa . . Zeta Phi Eta . Trustees .... VANITY SECTION . NVomen's Day . . Ihxola 277 277 278 278 277 147 140 146 148 142 144 145 162 167 158 160 166 161 164 165 270 368 374 362 372 348 364 370 358 360 350 354 352 356 378 366 376 10 127 347 tour Hundred Twenty-six