Trinity College - Ivy Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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SENATUS ACADEMICUS CORPORATION THE PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE THE HON. JOSEPH BUEEINGTON, LL.D. VVILLIAM GWVINN MATHER, LL.D. JOHN PRINCE ELTON, B.S. CHARLES G. WOODWARD, M.A. SAMUEL FERGUSON, M.A. SIDNEY T. MILLER, LL.D. NEWTON C. BRAINARD, B.A. JAMES GUTHRIE HARBORD, LL.D. THE HON. PHILIP JAMES MCCOOK, M.A., LL.D. CHARLES ERLING HOTCHKISS, LL.B. JAMES L. GOODWIN, B.A. WILLIAM HANMER EATON, B.S. MARTIN WITHINGTON CLEMENT, SC.D. JOHN HENRY KELSO DAVIS, M.A. :LAWSON PURDY, LL.D. ROBERT BARNARD O,CONNOR, M.F.A. RICHARDSON WRIGHT, M.A. GEORGE S. STEVENSON, B.A. FREDERIC C. WALCOTT, SC.D. ALLEN NORTHEY JONES, M.A. LYMAN BUSHNELL BRAINERD, JR., B.A. SYDNEY DILLINGHAM PINNEY BERN BUDD B A CHARLES FREDERICK WEED, M A ADVISORY BOARD Hartford Philadelphia Cleveland Waterbury Hartford Hartford Detroit Hartford New York New York New York Hartford Pittsfield Philadelphia Hartford New York New York New York Hartford Norfolk New York West Hartford Wethersfield New York Boston THE RT REV ERNEST M STIRES, D D Garden Clfy EDGAR F WATERMAN, LL B Hartford THE RT REV CHAUNCEY B BREWSTER, D D H2l1'13f0I'd GRENVILLE KANE, L H D New York THOMAS WRIGHT RUSSELL B A Hartford THE HON FRANK L WILCOX, B A BC1'111l JAMES L THOMSON, PH B Ha1 Cf01'd BOARD OF FELLOWS Semor Fellows PAUL MCMILLAN BUTTFRV5 ORTH B S WCSt H-?11'tf01'd ROBERT HUTCHINS SCHUTZ, B A H-a1'tf01'd ADRIAN HOLMES ONDERDONK, M A St James ROBERT SEYMOUR MORRIS, M S W6St Hartford FREDERICK CHARLES HINKEL, JR , B S THOMAS FRANCIS FLANAGAN Jumor Fellows GLOVER JOHNSON, B A I ISPENARD BACHE PHISTER, B A JEROME PIERCE WEBSTER, M D RONALD EARL KINNEY GEORGE CLEVELAND CAPEN, B A JOHN ANDREW MASON, B A New York New York N ew York Boston Riverdale Phlladelphla Hartford Boston Eleven ,B.S. , . . , , . . I . I . - - ' f J I 7 s U I J. 1 n , . .