Wesleyan University - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

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NAMES. FRATERNITIES. RESIDENCES. Rooms. Edgar Alfred Emens, 43. N. 9., Fzzyetle, N. Y. A 0, H, VVilliam Barker Gwinnell, AP. T., Newark, .fV. 18 0, H, SCharles Warren Hawkins, X. AP.. Brzjybort, IV. Y. X. Alf. ffgmg, George Fletcher Illman, Pzzrrjfzfillf, Pa. 114 High Si. Howard Asman Lantz, A- K. E., York, Pa., II 3, C, WVilliam Henry Lindernuth, A. A. KD., 1Jhi!!ZfZ'c'QJhZ'!Z, Pa. , A. A. CIP. Hazgre, SCharles Wesley Lyon, jun A. A. db., Tofwazgtafz. A. A. 411. Hgzlyg, YVir1fleld Scott Manship, A. K. E., ffolzcybfzzok, Pa. 36 N. C. Elmer Francis Marsh, A. K. E., j!iz'a'a'Zez'a1u71. 5 Park St. H'ohn Alden Morse, A. K. E., Bath, Ilia. 26 N. C. ' john Calvin Packard, XP. T., Bourzzfdale, Zllarr. IO o. H. QI-Ierbert Eugene Peck, X. NP., JV. Chatham, N. Y. X. Alf. Ifousc. George Avery Rich, KD. N. G., Lyfjfllldllfk, Aims. A O. H. 1'Edward Bennett Rosa, A. K. E., IfVe!!mi!!e, IV. Y. A. K. E. House. Charles Scott, Jun., A. A. fb., Phz'lYzzfL'Q9kz'a, Pzz. A. A. CD. flame. Jeremiah Malachy Sheehan, A. A. fb., Ifzzzzzniviife. 28 N. C. Charles Edward Spaulding, X. if., Chf11'!r.rz'arwz, 1l'1'n.v.Q.' ' X. Alf. flame. Charles Henry Stackpole, X. NP., AZZbZt7'lZ, zllf. i 7 Pwflbff Av. Cyrus Iohn Strong, AP. T., Ilffzdixozz, IV. A ' 106 Wiffidill-Sf. Edward Cooke Strout, A. A. CII., Li1zef'11zon'Ffz!!.v, file. 9 O. H. James Monroe Taber, Jun., A. K. E., VZ'7Z6'jf!I7'lf11d'Z,'!7Z,V Alam. 36 N. C. Howard Ridgway Vaughn, X. Alf., Ne1UEgUfpt, IV. 7 wlffblf Av. George Phelps Vlardell, A. A. fb., New Bflifflili. 30 N. C. Frank Edwin Williams, NP. Y., jlfartlz East, flld. IO O. H. William Henry XVoodbury, Inn., NP. T., Slamfofrl. 114 .High Sf. . FOEJAEEE EVIEIEEEES- Alton D. Adams, Henry N. Bosworth, Henry I. Cole, Francis W. Knowles, Albert O. Loomis, Norman A. Martin, lfjohn Henry Meyerhoff Harvey H. Paine, Edgar B. Philbrook, ' Lewis F. Piper, Clinton Richards, Ivory H. Robinson, Charles A. Silver, Frank S. Smith, , Frederick W. Smith, Lewis B. Stillworth, liRollin Smith, Elrnerfl. Thomas, Caleb C. Tindel, Charles W. Warner, Herbert Welch, 'x'George T. Wiseman, Frederick A, Wood, WValter A. VVooster, iiClara L. Hawkins. 'l'Deccased. . N' 'oe 'awww fog- .ov .ww .,X. . . . . . .. ,. ., .,,. ., X. ., ,. ., X. ., ...,., N. Wo. .ow .ON .VF .08 Wa- ,N ,, , , . . , I. 1 X .we we -qw ws- af .1 ., -, i, X. -0 ,N-We as as we we aes A fx A fx A , Mm--sncncyaooooo-0owovefvwvQQonQ9,nsns'4snmsnmsnswsw ' fxfs.4x,s.,x1rfkfsfxfsoeaefvwsf W wefeak Xf,ef+,.,.fxfs4sfsoQosfsfx, fs, X, xfxfsfr fsfxfxfsfxf 1 1 ,c,,fNfxf sf A f 1 ,...g,QQ45-vvosasZSZSZSZSZSZSZSZSZSMSZSwSQS4..0fQQQQQ.QQQQQ4Q mm..-..s.a,..s.z.f..Q.o,....+ amish? .MMNV ..sZ...eM....vY,, Ahmei. NNW. sh. A51 M. QV, mi. sb. AZ. .-.sofa .Q o.. Q,e,.s4,..sm.,f'.ea as was 4, asa. ..eo...,+ o.. .+o,. . f

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