University of Pennsylvania - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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the class room. The Committee has appreciated this fact, has felt that the RECORD of the Class of Ninety-nine should be one worthy of those who have sustained the honor of the Class, and has striven to make the book as full and exact a record of the doings of the Class as is possible. Another innovation that will at once strike the reader of the Records of the past few years, is the omission of the hours with the professors. But after all, this is not so much of an innovation as a return to an older custom. The importance of this departmenthas gradually increased during the past few years until it has become the 'most prominent feature of the book. Now, while we intend no disrespect to the professors in reducing their importance in the RECORD, and while we feel that if we had turned our energies in this direction we could have turned out some exceedingly breezy H hours, we feel that the time has come for a change, and that in making the book more of a Class affair we are justiiied in making the omission. Still another innovation in this year's RECORD is the effort made to secure a suitable cover design. At the suggestion of Mr. Lincoln, who deserves the highest praise for his work in the capacity of chief of the illustrating staff, the Committee offered a prize to members of the Class for the best cover design. This prize was awarded to Mr. R. L. Walker, and his design is to be found on the exterior of the book-it speaks for itself. It must not be supposed, however, that the decision of the Committee of Award was made without careful deliberation, as any one of the dozen or so designs submitted would have made a creditable cover for the RECORD ofthe Class of Ninety-nine. As our last matter goes to press, the news comes to us that Dr. Edgar Smith has been elected Vice-Provost. Ninety-nine was the first class to enter under the regime of Provost Harrison, Ninety- nine will be the first to graduate under that of Vice-Provost Smithg and more than ever does the Committee congratulate itself for choosing the picture of the Vice-Provost as a frontispiece to the RECORD. At the same time we wish it to be clearly understood that our choice was made before Dr. Smith was elected to the Vice-Provostship, and not because of his oiiicial capacity, but because we feel that he is the one man who deserves the highest honor that we, as a class, can confer upon a professor whom we love and respect, and who has done so much for our Class, our College, and our University. H. DOWNING JACOBS, C-ACZZ-7'77Zd7Z. 6

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Dr. Seager Dr. Ames Prof. Munro Prof. Schelling Dean Penniman Provost Harrison Dr. Brown Proli Crawley Proi Lamberton Dr. Shumway Mr. Wesselhoeft Prof. Marburg E. Dallett Hemphill, jr. Samuel C. Rumford Oglesby Paul Walter A. Kohn Harry Fox T. Lane Bean George W. Williainson, 3d Herman Espen William D. Longwell Robert J. Lucas James G. Dailey joseph Eckman Paul S. McMichael jacob L. Wariier George C. Sheetz W. Sherwood Grover Harry M. Fernberger Fred L. Weede Clement Kendall Albert C. Sautter KEY TO THE QLA55 l7lQTClKE james R. 'Withrow Charles H. Clarke S. Warren Hartwell Raymond W. Tunnell Arthur E. Hale H. Downing Jacobs Arnott R. Foster Edwin Elliot john C. Shengle Joseph S. Williams Horace H. Francine Elbert A. Corbin, jr. William H. McClellan Milton B. Wise Amos Goddard Gershon B. Levi Henry J. Nelson Horace Stern Roscoe L. Walker john E. james, jr. J. Rowland Brown Charles C. Harrison, jr. F. Wharton Hippie Henry K. Dillard Thomas M. Peirce, jr. Forrest N. Magee Charles S. Wesley Frederic L. Clark Leon Narcisse Gillette Matthew G. Kennedy Percival S. Baker I. Herbert Hall Robert Pilling, jr. Harry B. Mingle Frederick D. Bond Charles Gilpin, 3d H. Kennedy Hill Frank L. Bodine Samuel W. Downer John C. Franl-:land R. Marshall Truitt Albert M. Wise lfVi11throp C. Neilson Benjamin D. Parish lValter T. Singer Gerald E. Voorhees J. Morton Boice ' Ralph C. Stewart Frederic Foster Lincoln Samuel H. Baker Charles P. Krieg Louis H. Koch Edward A. Mechling William N. Morice Peter D. Overlield David Fleming, jr. J. Maximillian Ruegenberg Vxfilliarn C. Biddle, jr. David S. Hilborn Charles Day Henry YV. Jones H. 'Wilson Stahlnecker Leon Dix C. XVharton Churchman 129. Pomp 97- 98. 99 IOO. IOI. 102 IO3 IO4 105 IO6. 107 IO8 109 1 IO III. II2. II3 114. 115 116 117. IIS. 119. 120 121 122 123 124. 125 126 127 IQS. Walter H. Thomas S. Rowland Morgan Adolph B. Van der XVielen james A. Harrar Robert A. NVorkman Henry C. Houck David S. Gendell, jr. Wistar E. Patterson William D. Lober Herman NV. Reynolds George A. Lord Charles XV. Bosler Arthur B. Stitzer 'William E. Arrison lvarren P. Humphreys lVillia111 R. jones Harry F. Speck Thomas B. Donaldson 'Williani C. Kerr Samuel R. Jones Robert Horner Howard XV. Ambruster Frank A. Greene John IV. Ufright Frederick I. Shelleuberger George B. Rheinfrank lValter D. Blair Edwin O. Kuenzli ' james L. Hagy William H. Parry William H. C. Ramsey Wallace R. Lee