Wesleyan University - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Middletown, CT)
- Class of 1924
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APPRECIATION OF HIS E 2 l E CONSTANT AND SELFLESS DEVOTION E l - I 1 2' TO OUR UNIVERSITY E 3 E THE UNDERGRADUATES DEDICATE THIS, THE E - E SIXTY-SIXTH VOLUME OF THE E E E - KEIISI lgnhrtha E 2 - 2 .1 2 E - - .l -- wi f: .w.I.zQN:-Ro-ar E -..... ! y '- 1 :1'1 - : 1 . f N ' '1 .75 , . --- - A 1 L-, E' . 5 f ' F- :f 2 L E - Eu EfQF : 5 'ima 5 5 '52 'gn .,...,..w,,..x,,,.-......I...-.,..-.......,,......,... ,-.! , III ,.,-.WMw.mWMw.m.wuw,,,..mu.w.1- N. X ., 1,5 ,. mf -1-Q ' - f 3'Hn1'vinnrh In the pages of this volume we have endeavored to record in word and picture the true life of Wesleyan. We have striven to present not an accumulation of statistics, but a coneretion of the spirit of our University. Our standard has been highg if, in our work, we have approached it, we feel that our eyjforts have not been vain. THE EDITORS. , 'C S 1 ?V as 54. f owcstmmo omruao nlanurso E1f1W5f'EV5NCY f?'-!ll'fi21rl 4 Ji lifl':'23P E'-A652 2'1 i'::H5n 2Sf-H-Siwiifli V-1'3 if-Eff? fV-bl'.-LT 51'S!1FHlf.?k25E55151IQ4iN1255215255:l5X5lWlii?CCQ222Wi:LiQ' 11.273 Q9 - ca L f CONTENTS . lqtgggwf . All : liaueei ?fff UNIVERSITY Trustees . Faculty . . Commencement . College Body . FRATERNITIES . Societies . ACTIVITIES . Athletics . Football . Soccer Baseball . Track . Tennis . Basketball . Swimming . Publications Musical Clubs . Dramatics . Debate . Y. M. C. A. . . Curriculum Clubs Dances . . Fragmenta . FEATURE . . ADVERTISEMENTS 9 23 27 43 53 119 151 157 159 161 168 170 176 182 186 190 201 209 217 223 227 233 249 253 261 293 , 1:-w-u SL 12,3 , I' liz , :. .v-, aw -4 .x-f'gnv:aa:za::z:12e.:g 5-fx Ewgvfiv - JL E 5,-' 'ff' 54 www- NW-Q--A ,. M, ,.-..-..A. .... 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Smit Ellabnruturg gffrunt fffampus , .- .:.m,,g 32+ - if sarrsssg Nita., fm .,.... .. ..... ,fjyf...,.N 'M'X A .... 1 .,.. 1'f1lS?f'R:Zl',:.,T-52:3-3ew.......-. ....................... .QWsb?sQ.Sa2f ...,:r c'x....i ':.r:.:t',QX'f K...,.':.gzf.:fasafisaew-Qfailw-W --A-'- AAA--'-A' Muwalzlf--'-fa' 141 ...., Mzqbgfl . .F . -' lgnarh nf Ulruntvvz David George Downey, Litt.D., LL.D., President John Gribbel, LL.D., Vice-President George Seymour Godard, M.A., B.,D., Secretary Clinton DeWitt Burdick, LL.D., Treasurer The President of the University, Qfmember ex-ojjicioj ' TERM EXPIRES GCTOBER 1, 1924 Phineas Chapman Lounsbury, LL.D. John Cheesman Clark, LL.D. George Willets Davison, LL.D. Albert Wheeler Johnston, B.S. Frank Kirkwood Hallock, M.A., M.D. Horace Augustus Moses Herbert Bronson Shonk, B.A., LL.B. Vernon Benjamin Swett, B.A. Frank Mason North, D.D., LL.D. Edwin Sloan Tasker, D.D. Leverett Dale Bristol, B.S., M.D. ' TERM EXPIRES OCTOBER 1, 1925 Watson Carvosso Squire, LL.D. William Valentine Kelley, L.H.D., LL.D. John Stephenson Pullman, B.A., LL.B. John Gribbel, LL.D. William Thayer Rich Charles Leonard Foster, M.A., LL.B. Frederic Worthen Frost, B.A., LL.B. Stephen Henry Olin, LL.D. Arthur Goodrich, Ph.B. Jacob Francis Cooper, D.D. ' Frank Harder Ryder, B.A, ...fa ,ftiscait M ' ffm :riff 5 . is ' sf , 1 X 'rw sm ' ., Mk-Pcs, 7 ffgl 5,zl.42.5'.2fk E3sfEff,fi'2li,J.T:5o.. T fx 1' ri XXX-ff ,' N Y is 'Mr - refs 'Ws g gi, Nxsmwf. I Nswas ,GJ- I, N' aio-54 t New York, N. Y. Philadelphia, Pa. Hartford, Brooklyn, N. Y. Middletown New York, N. Y. New York, N. Y. New York, N. Y. New York, N. Y. Cromwell Springfield, Mass. New York, N. Y. Boston, Mass. New York, N. Y. Portsmouth, N. H. Philadelphia, Pa. Seattle, Wash. Brooklyn, N. Y. Bridgeport Philadelphia, Pa. Boston, Mass. New York, N. Y. New York, N. Y. New York, N. Y. New York, N. Y. East Greenwich, R. I. Cobleskill, N. Y. 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TERM EXPIRES OCTOBER 1, 1927 John Spencer Camp, M.A., Mus.D. Clarence Lucian Newton, Ph.B., J.M. Addison Loomis Green, B.A. George Seymour Godard, M.A., B.D. Frederick Morgan Davenport, Ph.D., LL.D. Francis Asbury Beach John Edward Eustis, LL.D. David George Downey, D.D., Litt.D., LL.D. William Adelbert Jones, M.A. Charles Edward Davis, D.D. George Luther Peck, B.A. TERM EXPIRES OCTOBER 1, 1928 fCharles Lee Rockwell Zibia Platt Bennett, B.A. William Burt, D.D., LL.D. Augustus Burr Carrington, M.A., LL.B. William Prince Underhill Rollin Simmons Woodruff, LL.D. Edward Lee Steele, B.A., LL.B. Abram Winegardner Harris, Sc.D., LL.D. Albert Ernest Legg, B.A., D.D. Yonkers, N. Y. Albany, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. New York, N. Y. Middletown Boston, -Mass. New York, N. Y. Albany, N. Y. New York, N. Y. Syracuse, N. Y. Hartford Boston, Mass. Holyoke, Mass. Hartford Clinton, N. Y. Middletown New York, N. Y. New York, N. Y. Newark, N. J. Worcester, Mass. Scranton, Pa. 'Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Buffalo, N. Y. New York, N. Y. Boston, Mass. New Haven Hartford New York, N. Y. Fulton, N. Y. it Deceased - ...,... . ........ .L - , N. , -Ms . ..........,. N. .wise-gifkgggfl ,, ft? , , . -13131 f 'Y + '?9'WllsL?gsY'Ay5,x l l . .- Q.A.fEfSf..:csfwaRRN 92.43. - , . , 5 ' ' 'ij-'Q l,,.,f57 'hs at J2fsess.............--- X -.. mga?- J Page Twenty-four ssx1i:f'4:4 , .. 2-Xhminiatrsxtiur emit Gbihvr G9ftir12rz p Leroy Albert Howland, Ph.D. AQting-PreSident Frank Walter Nicolson, LL.D. Dean, and Secretary of the Faculty William John James, L.H.D. Librarian, and Assistant Treasurer Edgar Fauver, M.D. College Physician Frank Chaplain Brodhead, B.A. Secretary of the Alumni Council Everett Ross Clinchy Secretary of the Y. M. C. A. Eugenia May Henry, B.A. Assistant Librarian Bessie May Gustafson, B.L.E. Assistant in the Library Barbara Parsons, B.A. Assistant in the Library Elizabeth Butcher, B.A. Cataloguer in the Library Ethel May Kimball Cataloguer in the Library Clara Estelle Dickson Assistant in the Dean's Office Lillian ,La Verne Fortin Secretary to the President Winifred Gladys Ellis, B.A. Secretary to the Dean Maude Anna Beers Assistant in the College Office Louise Rebecca Dacier Clerk in the Assistant Treasurer's Office Charles William Shaw Superintendent of Grounds and Buildings Francis Henry Joseph Newton Mechanician C .,E5 ........ . ,,,,s, G W 4 -way if e i Page Twenty-five -S' 1S.',1y,,c --ff?3i-1353+ isis-Y , Z7-j-222'-W ' fC 'MSwwm '?. imma ,..-,..fYESfi3Yfl'l'::w-.,......m.... ...... -aim .... ..,.,,sc.....,.,,ms,,Ss:m:-...,.... ,- f '-' ..,,,..,.,...1...W,,3.. A :QT Idrvaihrnta nf mmlrgan Hniuvraiig Wilbur Fisk, D.D. . 1831-1839 Stephen Olin, D.D., LL.D. 1839-1841 Nathan Bangs, D.D. . 1841-1842 Stephen Olin, D.D., LL.D. . . 1842-1851 Augustus William Smith, LL.D. . 1852-1857 Joseph Cummings, D.D., LL.D. . 1857-1875 Cyrus David Foss, D.D., LL.D. . 1875-1880 John Wesley Beach, D.D., LL.D. . . 1880-1887 Bradford Paul Raymond, D.D., LL.D. . 1889-1908 William Arnold Shanklin, L.H.D., LL.D. . 1909-1923 Acting Hreaihrntz Augustus William Smith, LL.D. 1835-1836, 1839-1841 John Johnston, LL.D. . . . 1851-1852, 1857-1858 John Monroe Van Vleck, LL.D. . . 1872-1873, 1887-1889, 1896-1897 William North Rice, Ph.D., LL.D .... 1907, 1908-1909, 1918 stephen Henry oiin, LL.D. . . '. .1922-1923 Leroy Albert Howland, Ph.D. . . 1923- - ,.--- - -------- - ......,...... - W . wsfmia-Yffsw Page Twenty-six MJ? 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M..- M, W 'W-fr j Ei It William Arnold Shanklin, L.H.D., LL.D. Jackson Heights, L. I. President of the University, Emeritus B.A., Hamilton College, 1883, S.T.B., Garret Biblical Institute, 1891, M.A., Hamilton College, 1895, University of Washington, 1895, LL.D., Baker University, 1906, L.H.D., Upper Iowa University, 1909, D.D., Allegheny College, 1910, LL.D., Trinity College, 1910, LL.D., University of Vermont, 1911, M.A., Wesleyan University, 1912, LL.D., Hamilton College, 1913, LL.D., Allegheny College, 1915, S.T.D., Garret Biblical Insti- tute, 1922, Member, University Senate, 1906-, Geological Survey of Connecticut, 1909-, Served with Y. M. C. A. in France, 1917-1918, Member, Executive Committee. American Council on Education, and Director for Connecticut, representing Univer- sities and Colleges with the Secretary of War in organizing the Students Army Training Corps, 1918, Connecticut State Board of Education, 1918-, Trustee and member of Managing Board, American Union in Europe, 1918-, President, Association of Amer- ican Colleges, 1918-1919, President, Methodist Education Association, 1922, Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Phi. William North Rice, Ph.D., LL.D. 159 High Street Professor of Geology, Emeritus B.A., Wesleyan University, 1865: Ph.D., Yale University, 1867, LL.D.. Syracuse University, 1886, LL.D., Wesleyan University, 1915, Shenield Scientific School. Yale, 1866-1867, University of Berlin. 1867-1868, Professor of Geology and Natural History, Wesleyan University, 1867-1884, Professor of Geology, Wesleyan University, 1884- 1918, Professor, Emeritus. 1918-, Acting President of Wesleyan University. 1907, 1908-1909. 1918: Geological and Zoological investigation in Bermuda, 1876-1877, As-- sistant Geologist. United States Geological Survey. employed in the study of Connecti- cut Triassic, 1891-1892: Superintendent of State Geological and Natural History Sur- vey of Connecticut, 1903-1916, Lecturer on Science and Religion, Colgate Universitv, 1897-1900, President, Board of Education, Middletown School District. 1885-1891, President, Connecticut Council of Education. 1903-1905: Member, Board of Governors. West China Union University, 1913-3 Member. Council of Connecticut Federation of Churches. 1908-, President. 1910-1911, 1919-1920: Secretarv, 1913-1919: Honorary President, 1920-: Member. American Society of Naturalists, President, 1891, Member, Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences: Fellow. American Association for the Advancement of Science, Vice-President. 1910, Member. American Academy of 'Arts and Sciences: Member, Association of American Geographers, Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, Phi Nu Theta. I Morris Barker Crawford, M.A. 159 High Street Foss Professor of Physics, Emeritus B.A.. Wesleyan University, 1874: M.A.. 1877, Tutor in Mathematics. 1874, 1877, Universities of Leipzig and Berlin. 1877-1880: Instructor in Phvsics. Weslevan Uni- versity, 1880-1881, Associate Professor. 1881-1884, Professor. 1884-1921, Professor. Emeritus, 1921-, Studied at the University of Berlin, 1895-1896, Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science, Member, American Physical Society, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Nu Theta. . . ,M ,,....... ........ -.... -..:...-..,.......... .. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,M sg? . N. 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William Edward Mead, Ph.D. 145 Broad Street Professor of English Language B.A., Wesleyan University, 1881, M.A., 1884, Ph.D., Leipzig, 1889, Principal of High School, Troy, N. Y., 1885-1887, studied at University of Leipzig and University of Berlin, 1887-1889, Ecole des Chartes, Paris, and British Museum, 1889-1890, Asso- ciate Professor of English Language, Wesleyan University, 1890-1893, Professor, 1893-, Professor of Middle English, University of Chicago, Summer Semester, 1903, Secretary, Pedagogical Section, Modern Language Association of America, 1897-1903, lecturer on Middle English, Columbia University, Summer Session, 1911, Secretary- Treasurer, American Dialect Association, 1906, Secretary, 1907-1911, President, 1912- 1915, Editor of Dialect Notes, 1906-1911, Author: The Versification of Pope in Its Relations to the 17th Century, 1889, Elementary Composition and Rhetoric, 1894, Selections from Malory's Morte d'Arthur, 1899, Practical Composition and Rhe- toric, 1900, The Squire of Low Degree, 1903, The Grand Tour in the 18th Century, 1914, The Romance of Chinon of England, 1924, Joint Author: Language Lessons, 1903, Grammar Lessons, 1904, Phi Beta Kappa, Psi Upsilon. Karl Pomeroy Harrington, lVI.A. 163 High Street Robert Rich Professor of Latin Language and Literature B.A., Wesleyan University, 1882, M.A., 1885, University of Berlin, 1887-1889, Yale University, 1890-1891, Teacher of Classics, Westfield High School, Westfield, Mass., 1882-1885, Professor of Latin, Wesleyan Academy, 1885-1887, Tutor in Latin, Wes- leyan University, 1889-1891, Professor of Latin, University of North Carolina, 1891- 1899, Professor of Latin, University of Maine, 1899-1905, Professor of Latin, Wesleyan University, 1905-, Musical Editor Methodist Hymnal, 1902-1905, Musical Editor Chapel Service Song Book, Editor Psi Upsilon Song Book, Editor of Songs of All the Colleges, Editor Wesleyan Song Book, Member American Philological Association, Member of Archaeological Institute of America, Member of the Executive Committee of Classical Association of New England. 1919, Secretary-Treasurer, Middletown So- ciety of the Archaeological Institute of America, 1920-, Author: Helps to the In- telligent Study of College Preparatory Latin, 1888, Greek and Roman Mythology fwith H. C. Tolmanj, 1897, Live Issues in Classical Study, 1910, i'The Roman Elegiac Poets, 1914, Editor: The College Bell, 1917-1920, Our Debt to Greece and Rome, Catellus, 1923, Lecturer: Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, Archaeological Institute of America, Phi Beta Kappa, Psi Upsilon. William John James, L.H.D. 140 Church Street Librarian and Assistant Treasurer .B.A-,Wesleyan University, 1883, M.A., 1886, L.H.D., Dickinson College, 1920, Universities of Berlin and Leipzig, 1883-1887, Tutor in Mathematics, Wesleyan Univer- sity, 1887-1890, Instructor in Mathematics, 1890-1895, Librarian, 1891-, President Lib. Asso., 1899-1901, Asst. Treas., Wesleyan Univ., 1908-, Phi Beta Kappa, Psi Upsilon. ig-.mn ,N ,,.,.,,n,1,...,,. . . . ........ .. 5 , ........... W- s ....,.. -M if- E His: ' L it .. V A lkelflf- A 'S' 9 :sag -L9 imfafeiaes-smite 52,159 it'- X M --,'s-grf? ,gg -. ,........ 1 x .,.... L 1 - ' FK A 5 .v ,fra as, .A . , 1 X?-Tqimym .,-.4-Z Page Thirty ,,,...fg,-zo',3ffM sXA C......,.o3s?f..rss.......,..:Mqq f-vfmazsgi:-s2,..,,N 5535?-1-Q85 -is f . , i . . rss-ssg, 0222-sffs' 53933850.28 1 X9W'Wmf '-R .1-.ri ' 'r,11gg:1y5:..y'5:' Frank Walter Nicolson, LL.D. 225 High Street Dean and Professor of Latin B.A., Mount Allison College fCanadaJ, 1883, B.A., Harvard University, 1887, M.A,, 1888, M.A., fad eundeml, Wesleyan University, 1900, LL.D., Mount Allison Uni- versity, 1920, Instructor in Sanskrit, Harvard University, 1888-1889, Instructor in Latin, Harvard University, 1889-1891, Tutor in Latin, Wesleyan University, 1891-1894, Instructor, 1894-1895, Associate Professor, 1895-1913, Professor, 1913-, Secretary of the Faculty, 1895-, Dean, 1918-, Secretary Phi Beta Kappa, Connecticut Gamma Chapter, 1894-, Editor Wesleyan University Alumni Record, 1911, 1921, Member American Philological Association, President, New England College Entrance Certi- ficate Board, 1910-1913, Secretary-Treasurer, 1913-, Member, College Entrance Board, 1909-, President, Association of New England Colleges for Conference on Athletics, 1907-1910, Secretary-Treasurer, National Collegiate Association, 1908-, Secretary- Treasurer, National Conference Committee on Standards of Colleges and Secondary Schools, 1915-1922, Trustee of the Teachers Annuity and Insurance Association of America, 1918-1922, Assistant Educational Director, S. A. T. C., New England Dis- trict, 1918, Editor: The Pho-rmio of Terence, 1890, The Plutus of Aristophanes, 1896, Catalogue of Connecticut Gamma, Phi Beta Kappa, 1906, Phi Beta Kappa. Charles Augustus Tuttle, Ph.D., LL.D. 222 College Street Professor of Economics and Social Science B.A., Amherst College, 1883, M.A., 1886, Ph.D., University of Heidelberg, 1886, LL.D. Wabash College, 1913, Instructor in Political Economy, Amherst College, 1886- 1892, Associate Professor of Political Economy and International Law, 1892-1898, Professor of History and Sociology, Wabash College, 1893-1898, Professor of Political Economy and Political Science, 1898-1913, Professor of Economics and Social Science, Indiana University, Summer Sessions 1911, 1912, 1913, and 1916, Professor of Eco- nomics and Social Science, Wesleyan University, 1913-, Member American Economics Association, Member American Association for Labor Legislation, Contributor: Yale Review, The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, Quarterly Journal of Economics, Author: Principles of Economics, Phi Beta Kappa. Oscar Kuhns, L.H.D. 124 High Street Hollis Professor of Romance Languages B.A., Wesleyan University, 1885, M.A., 1888, L.H.D., Dickinson College, 1904, Universities of Berlin, Paris, and Geneva, 1885-1887, Librarian, Wesleyan University, 1887-1889, Instructor in Romance Languages, 1889-1890, Associate Professor, 1890- 1893, Professor, 1893-, Universities of Rome and Florence, 1900-1901, Member' Modern Language Association, Author: The Peaceful Life, A One-Sided Autobiog- raphy, The Sense of the Infinite, Switzerland, Phi Beta Kappa, Psi Upsilon. - William Arthur Heidel, Ph.D. 136 High Street. Seney Professor 0 f Greek Language and Literature B.A., Central Wesleyan College, 1888, M.A., 1891, Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1895, University of Berlin, 1888-1890, University of Chicago, 1894-1896, Acting Pro-- fessor of Latin, Illinois Wesleyan University, 1890-1891, Professor of Greek, 1891- 1894, Senior Fellow in Greek, University of Chicago, 1894-1895, Instructor in Ancient Philosophy, 1895-1896, Professor of Latin, Iowa Cnow Grinnellj College, 1896-1905, Professor of Greek, Wesleyan University, 1905-, Associate Editor Classical Philology, Member of American Philological Association, Fellow American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Phi Beta Kappa. .. , , s e H- ieiaeeesee eeee A aiiriiaiiait. - 0 19,12-i ii lvvggmggyfmxi Qs - i-i'i'f-i Page Thirty-one ' .. ,I.-.nf,- ' XQ?1 'vw ,,..,,..-, ,ww fs,i,,.,y 'j'jj9filj',g,'N'1QM....,-- W-.. .... ifrgfliiifil-g'gge-Z'----W ---- f . -ff:-,,: LQTLQI j Z Q,-l' :Ei ff rx - Nxq-,QM .f'Ei-15:33,-3552155 is-5 ,-fff' '5 I'1--if - - Y tf XV 'R rs srrs - Ni e1liQ X XX '-lr-'S X l lift - .,-,fzf..1g?i me ! - vaalw Nr f ses, wsw-ww S' 'Wires - ,we X-M52 i-if,-5 MW iXXsb.sv:-ses-. .... -.. . e .D. 79 Lawn Avenue 7 J. 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Beach Professor of Psychology B.A., Williams College, 1893, Ph.D., University of Halle, 1896, Dr.Sci., Williams College, 1918, Graduate Student and Assistant Librarian, Williams College, 1893-1894, University of Halle, 1894-1896, Assistant to Professor Erdmann, Psychological Labora- tory, University of Halle, 1896-1897, Professor of Philosophy and' Psychology, Ursinus College, 1897-1898, Instructor in Philosophy, Wesleyan University, 1898-1899, Asso- ciate Professor, 1899-1902, Professor of Psychology, 1902-, University of California, Summer Session, 1906, Columbia University, Summer Session, 1909, 1911, Co-operating Editor of Psychological Bulletin, 1904-1910, Advisory Editor of the Journal of Experi- mental Psychology, 1916-, Associate Editor of Journal of Experimental Psychology, 1921-, Consulting Experimental Psychologist at Nutrition Laboratory of Carnegie Institution, 1913-1914, Non-resident Lecturer on Psychology, Columbia University, 1916-1918, Ernest Kempton Adams Research Fellow, Columbia University, 1916-1918, Member, American Philosophical Association, American Psychological Association, President, 1916, Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science, Chair- man, Sub-Committee on Vision, National Research Council, 1918, Consulting Psycholo- gist, Chemical Warfare Section, Bureau of Mines, 1918, Member, Psychological Com- mittee, National Research Council, 1919, Member, Committee on Vestibular Functions, National Research Council, 1920, Director of the Psychological Corporation, 1921-, Chairman, Com. on Anthrop. and Psych., Nat. Res, Council, 1922-, Phi Beta Kappa. Frank Edgar Farley, Ph.D. 142 High Street Olin Professor of English Literature B.A., Harvard University, 1893, M.A., 1894, Ph.D., 1897, Assistant in English, Harvard University, 1893-1895, Assistant in English, Radcliffe College, 1894-1897, In- structor in English, Haverford College, 1897-1898, Instructor in English, Syracuse University, 1898-1899, Associate Professor, 1899-1901, Professor, 1901-1903, Associate Professor of English, Simmons College, 1903-1906, Professor, 1906-1918, Professor of English Literature, Wesleyan University, 1918-, Fellow, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Phi Beta Kappa, Delta Upsilon. Walter Guyton Cady, Ph.D, 49 High Street Charlotte Augustus Ayres Professor of Physics Ph.D., Brown University, 1895, M.A., 1896, Ph.D., University of Berlin, 1900, Instructor in Mathematics, Brown University, 1895-1897, Magnetic Observer, United States Coast and Geodetic Survey, 1900-1902, Instructor in Physics, Wesleyan Uni- versity, 1902,-1903, Associate Professor of Physics, 1903-1907, Professor of Physics, 1907-, Columbia University, Summer Session, 1920, Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science, Fellow, American Physical Society, Member, American Institute of Engineers, Associate, Institute of Radio Engineers, Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, Alpha Delta Phi. Frederick Slocum, Ph.D. 7 4 Wyllys Street Professor of Astronomy ancl Director of the Van Vleclc Observatory B.A., Brown University, 1895, M.A., 1896, Ph.D., 1898, Instructor in Mathematics, Brown University, 1895-1900, Assistant Professor of Astronomy, 1900-1909, Research Assistant, Royal Astrophysical Observatory, Potsdam, Germany, 1908-1909, Astro- physicist and Assistant Professor of Astronomy, Yerkes Observatory, University of Chicago, 1909-1914, Professor of Astronomy and Director of the Van Vleck Observa- tory, Wesleyan University, 1914-1918, and 1920-, Instructor of Navigation, United States Shipping Board, 1917-1918, Professor of Nautical Science, Brown University, 1918-1920, Research Association, Carnegie Institution, 1920, Fellow, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Fellow, Royal Astronomical Society, Fellow, American Association for .the Advancement of Sciences, Member, American Astronomical So- ciety, Astronomische Gesellschaft, Societe Astronomique de France, Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, Phi Delta Theta. 9 -a -r g'WfE'siiF--Qrfysfsbi .,.,... L . 5 -. .,....... .....c.m...... ' Page Thirty-two tx, ,R 4,174 7,g5e?s':g53f:-- fr, rms:-i A .,,,, ,,.. 3 ,m ,,,WM,, ,,,,L,,w14sv-F----, .,..,.a15:ss,.w., ,,,Af-Aswfirs'-was-s:.,,, ' ,g,,,gg?345i5Q:S:::,,E?,s I if 47,1 2 i.,.Ma...sM.eM.W.,,Ms.,,, ,a,m.,,K.,mww,..s.esers..iS..fsz,.:3 MXQQRQIXNN igp gfg, !srsiPCs19'Qiw:fr,ff ,fi-,M e 5 ie as 11551 ,,-'H-'W-5,2 :X 45, 'sw' f I Q., M, f 'A - V .2 X, .. N. -f-v gen-5 s X' Q-5:5 , 2!t,:Zi,.':s,7e:::f17, Pi: E :'l:'?i2f,5f,,w'5:A',c::f.z1. .--, ---- - ---'f.W.'T.'?Lfi?Zf ffif ' if xref Sw- ,wif 'VX .?2?aWm m M MP'ZfS, f QV W'M'v '7fifiikgsilfiksiail' X76-T-QP:f,,, ..,, , ff fascia saw- r 5-ML-sr 'N-.Awe X-tus, ...M .,,f.'--gy Ss-21sg,u4:gz:N were 'P' N111 'Ji ' I2k:::gaa.9'22V George Mathew Dutcher, Ph.D. 77 Home Avenue Heclclirlg Professor of History . B.A.,, Cornell University, 1897, Ph.D., 1903, Assistant in English History, Cornell University, 1898-1900, President White Fellow in History, Cornell University, 1900- 1901, Associate Professor in History, Wesleyan University, 1901-1905, Professor of History, 19057, Professor of History, Cornell University, Summer Session, 1912, Columbia University, .Summer Session, 1913, University of Pennsylvania, Summer Session, 1917, University of California, 1918, 1921, Lecturer in History, Harvard Uni- versity, 1923-1924, Vice-President, Wesleyan University, 1918-1921, Trustee, Con- necticut State Hospital, 1922-, Member, American Historical Association, fChairman of Committee on Bibliography, 1915-J, American Political Science Association, New England History Teachers Association, President, 1918-1919, Societe de Histoire de la Revolution Francaise, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi. Joseph William Hewitt, Ph.D. 31 College Place Professor of Classics B.A., Bowdoin College, 1897, M.A., 1899, .M.A., Harvard University, 1900, Ph.D., 1902, Instructor in Latin and Greek, Bowdoin, 1897-1898, Principal, Hanover High School, Hanover, N. H., 1898-1899, Instructor in Latin, Worcester Academy, 1902-1903, Master in Latin, 1903-1905, Associate Professor in Latin and Greek, Wesleyan Uni- versity, 1905-1913, Professor of Classics, 1913-, Member, American Philological As- sociation, Archaeological Institute of America, Board of Managers, American School at Athens, Phi Beta Kappa, Kappa Sigma. Edward Christian Schneider, Ph.D., Sc.D. 97 Broad Street Ddrliel Ayres Professor of Biology B.S., Tabor College, Iowa, 1897, Ph.D., Yale University, 1901, Sc.D,, Denver Uni- versity, 1914, M.A., Wesleyan University, 1919, M.P.E., International Young Men's Christian Association College, 1923, Instructor in Chemistry and Biology, Tabor Col- lege, 1897-1899, Professor of Biology, Tabor College, 1901-1903, Professor of Biology, Colorado College, 1903-1907, Head Professor of Biology, Colorado College, 1907-1919, Head of Department of Physiology, Medical Research Laboratory, Air Service United States Army, 1917-1919, Member, Medical Research Board in Control of Aviation Medicine in A. E. F., 1918-1919, Director, Department of Physiology, School of Avia- tion Medicine, United States Army, 1919-, Professor of Biology, Wesleyan University, 1919-, Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science, Member, American Physiological Society, American Society of Biological Chemists, American Public Health Association, Society for Experimental Biology and Chemistry, Society for American Bacteriologists, Air Service Medical Association of the United States, American Association of University Professors, Sub-Committee on Experiments of the Committee on Air and Man, National Research Council, Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, Beta Theta Pi. Edgar Fauver, M.D. 55 Mount Vernon Street Professor of Pliysicoll Ecliloottiorl drlcl College Physician ' B.A., Oberlin College, 1899, M.D., Columbia University, 1909, Student at Harvard Summer School of Physical Education, 1903, Student at Columbia School of Physical Education, 1904, Coach of Athletic Teams and Director of Gymnasium, Center College, Danville, Kentucky, 1899-1900, Tutor of Greek, Oberlin Academy, Coach of- Athletic Teams and Instructor in Gymnasium, Oberlin College, 1900-1903, Instructor in Physi- cal Education and Coach of Athletic Teams, Horace Mann School, 1903-1907, Lecturer in Physical Education, Columbia University, 1907-1909, Professor of Physical Educa- tion, Columbia University, 1910-1911, Associate Professor of Physical Education, Wesleyan University, 1911-1912, Professor of Physical Education and. College Physi- cian, 1913-,'Member, American Medical Association, 'American Public Health Asso- ciation, American Physical Education Society, Society of Directors of Physical Educa- tion in Colleges, President, 1922-, American Student Health Asso., Phi Beta Kappa. . .... vs , ,..,....,.... M. ..,,, M, ........ , s-Kass., irrrrrrrr sirr- .s . M ,i in Page Thirty-three 2 1 ' f Krsna X N .rfwra-ff?-'-g-1?.....i..-...s..----.-f gs-----,r5x' N X-15: s ---'---------M-------------4jr:u::'g2,- tiigfsqvfz? ,fear 3 ,S5f ' L ':.27' ' . -' 7' i X e I it X' . ...................,..Q.. ..'. YQ--H 76-7A2....A. Ig: 551 Tis wx . X ' nil Vijay -f X n X r wMNx N Leroy Albert Howland, Ph.D. 34 Home Avenue Acting President and Ftslce Professor of Mathematics B.A., Wesleyan University, 1900, M.A., Harvard University, 1904, Ph.D., Munich, 1908, Instructor in Mathematics, Drexel Institute, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1900- 1903, Graduate Student, Harvard University, 1903-1905, Instructor in Mathematics, Wesleyan University, 1905-1906, Parker Fellow from Harvard University, University of Munich, 1906-1908, Associate Editor, Annuals of Mathematics, 1910-1911, Asso- ciate Professor of Mathematics, Wesleyan University, 1908-1913, Professor, 1913-, Vice-President, 1921-, Acting President, 1923-, Member, American Mathematical Society, Mathematical Association of America, Phi Beta Kappa, Psi Upsilon. Thomas Moody Campbell, Ph.D. 36 Miles Avenue Professor of German A.B., Randolph-Macon College, 1900, Ph.D., Leipsic, 1906, Instructor in Latin and English, Randolph-Macon Academy, 1901-1902, Principal, Fairmount High School, Richmond, Va., 1903, Instructor in English and German, Randolph-Macon Academy, 1907, Professor of German, University of Virginia Summer School, 1907, 1911, Asso- ciate Professor of German, Randolph-Macon Woman's College, 1907-1908, Professor, 1908-1922, Professor of German, Wesleyan University, 1922-, Member, Modern Lan- guage Association of America, Chairman, Germanic Section of M. L. A. of A., 1922, Vice-President, and member, Executive Council, M. L. A. of A., 1923, Author, Long- fellow's Wechselbeziehungen zu Deutschen Literature, 1907, The Life and Works of Friedrich Hebbel, 1919, Hebbel, Ibsen, and the Analytic Exposition, 1922, Phi Beta Kappa. 'FBurton Howard Camp, Ph.D. 110 Mount Vernon Street Professor of Mathematics B.A., Wesleyan University, 1901, Harvard University, 1903, M.A., 1907, Ph.D., Yale University, 1911, Teacher, Oak Grove Seminary, Vassalboro, Maine, 1902-1903, Instructor in Mathematics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1903-1904, Wes- leyan University, 1905-1906, Instructor, Wesleyan University, 1907-1909, Associate Professor, 1909-1914, Professor, 1914-, Fellow, Yale University, 1910-1911, Member, American Mathematical Society, American Statistical Association, Mathematical As- sociation of America, New England Mathematics Teachers Association, American Association of University Professors, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Nu Theta. at On leave of absence Carey Herbert Conley, Ph.D. 32 Wyllys Street Professor of Rhetoric B.A., University of Michigan, 1902, M.A., University of Chicago, 1912, Ph.D., Yale University, 1922, Professor of English and Public Speaking, Grand Island Col- lege, Nebraska, 1905-1907, Instructor in English, Purdue University, 1907-1909, In- structor in Rhetoric, University of Michigan, 1909-1913, Associate Professor of Rhe- tor1c,.Wesleyan University, 1913-1920, Professor 1920-, Member, Modern Language Association of America, American Association of University Professors. Homer Edwards Woodbridge, Ph.D. 86 Pearl Street Professor of English Ltteratnre i .B.A., Williams College, 1902, M.A., Harvard University, 1904, Ph.D., Harvard University, 1919, Instructor, Dow Academy, 1902-1903, Assistant in English, Harvard Universlty, 1904-1905, Instructor in English, Colorado College, 1906-1908, Assistant Professor, 1908-1910, Professor, 1910-1917, Exchange Professor of English, Harvard University, 1913-1914, Visiting Professor of English, University of Illinois, 1917-1919, Associate Professor of English, Indiana University, 1919-1920, Professor of English Literature, Wesleyan University, 1920-, Member of Modern Language Association, American Association of University Professors, Phi Beta Kappa. 1 .,..... L M .,..,,..... .... - or e 'les t . tavvsfstssaslslasiis . '--.---- ' Page Thirty-four 5.4 gc ...... M-arf-'rr , , .W --'rw ,M ,Wm .,...,....,.......,. 'ffgfff' Q7 'Q-ix, mfr'-Qy,v'r'wsq Qu its W-irizseef ffffa, is TM 5 is W fsefgjff r li 'Za1w XiS:7ffw,a.i4 M ' X -' ' Imefrqy---..,, ---- serif Paul Holroyd Curts, Ph.D. 196 College Street Professor of German B.A., Yale University, 1905, M.A., 1907, Ph.D., 1909, Instructor in Physics and Chemistry, Ches-h1re.Academy, 1905-1907, Instructor in German, Sheflield Scientific School, Yale. University, 1907-1908, Instructor in German, Wesleyan University 1909- 1912, Associate Professor, 1912-1920, Professor of German, 1920+, Member, Modern Language Association of America, Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, Pi Delta Epsilon, Psi Upsilon. ,Charles Ruglas Hoover, Ph.D. 151 Mount Vernon Street Professor of Chemistry Ph.B., Penn College, Iowa, 1906, B.S., Haverford College, 1907, M.A., 1908, Ph.D., Harvard University, 1915, Instructor in Chemistry, Haverford College, 1908-1909, Professor of Chemistry, Penn College, 1909-1910, Research Fellow, Carnegie Founda- tion at Harvard, 1910-1913, Associate Professor of Chemistry, Syracuse University, 1913-1915, Associate Professor of Chemistry, Wesleyan University, 1915-1918, Pro- fessor of Chemistry, 1918-, Member, American Chemical Society, Society of Chemical Industry, New England Chemistry Teachers Association, National Educational As- sociation, Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science, Research Chemist, Chemical Welfare Service of the United States Army, 1917-1918, Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, Alpha Chi Sigma. Albert Mann, Jr., Ph.D. 329 Washington Avenue Professor of Romance Languages B.A., Wesleyan University, 1906, M.A., Harvard University, 1909, Ph.D., Har- vard University, 1923, Instructor in French, Hotchkiss School, 1906-1907, Boston Coun- try School, 1907-1908, Graduate Student, Harvard University, 1908-1911, Instructor in Romance Languages, Wesleyan University, 1911-1913, Associate Professor, 1913- 1920, Professor, 1920-, Member, New England Modern Language Association, Modern Language Association of America, Psi Upsilon. Hubert Baker Goodrich, Ph.D. 65 Home Avenue Professor of Biology B.A., Amherst College, 1909, M.A., Columbia University, 1914, Ph.D., 1916, As- sistant in Zoology, Amherst College, 1909-1911, University Scholar, Columbia Univer- sity, 1911-1912, Assistant in Zoology, 1912-1914, Fellow in Zoology, Princeton Univer- sity, 1914-1915, Instructor in Biology, Union College, 1915-1916, Instructor in Zoology, Wesleyan University, 1916-1917, Associate Professor, 1917-1923, Professor of Biology, 1923, Member, American Society of Zoologists, Corporation of the Marine Biological Laboratory at Woods Hole, Massachusetts, Instructor in Embryology, 1918-1922, Head of Department of Embryology, 1922-, Fellow, American Association for the Advance-- ment of Science, American Association of University Professors, Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, Beta Theta Pi. Henry Merritt Wriston, Ph.D. 22 Wyllys Street ' Professor of History B,A., Wesleyan University, 1911, M.A., 1912, Ph.D., Harvard University, 1922, Harvard Graduate School, 1911-1914, Austin Teaching Fellow, Harvard, 1912-1914, Instructor in History, Wesleyan University, 1914-1917, Associate Professor, 1917-1920, Professor, 1920-, Assistant Manager. Connecticut State Council of Defense, 1917- 1918, Executive Secretary, Wesleyan Endowment Campaign, 1919-1920, Secretary of Round Table, Williamstown Institute of Politics, 1923, Albert Shaw Lecturer, Johns Hopkins University, 1923-1924, Member, American Historical Association, American Political Science Association, American Society of International Law, Delta Sigma Rho, Phi Beta Kappa, Delta Tau Delta. 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Aff SWS-x Q- . .emflifx Clyde Olin Fisher, Ph.D. Faculty Club Professor of Economics and Social Science B.A., Trinity College fNorth Carolinaj, 1911, M.A., Columbia University, 1916, Ph.D., Cornell University, 1919, Principal, Lakewood School, Durham, North Carolina, 1911-1912, Principal, Burgaw High School, Burgaw, North Carolina, 1912-1916, Fel- low in Economics, Cornell University, 1916-1917, President White Fellow in Social Science, Cornell University, 1917-1918, Instructor in Economics, Cornell University, 1917-1919, Assistant Professor of Economics, Clark College, 1919-1920, Lecturer in Economics, Clark University, 1919-1920, Associate Professor of Economics and Social Science, Wesleyan University, 1920-1922, Professor, 1922-, Member, American Eco- nomics Association, National Tax Association, American University Association of Professors, American Academy of Political and Social Science, Publication: The Use of Federal Power in the Settlement of Railway Labor Disputes, Phi Beta Kappa. Kossuth Mayer Williamson, Ph.D. Faculty Club Professor of Economics and Social Science B.A., University of Alabama, 1913, M.A., Harvard University, 1916, Ph.D., 1920, Instructor, Jasper QAlabamaJ High School, 1913-1914, Graduate Assistant in Eco- nomics, Harvard University, 1918-1920, Instructor of Economics, Massachusetts Insti- tute of Technology, 1920, United States Army, Statistical Work and Field Artillery, 1917-1918, Assistant Professor of Economics and Social Science, Wesleyan University, 1920-1921, Associate Professor, 1921-1922, Professor, 1922-, Member, American Eco- nomics Association, Amer. Statistical Asso., National Tax Asso., Phi Beta Kappa. William George Chanter, M.A. 11 Pearl Street Professor of Ethics and Religion B.A., Wesleyan University, 1914, M.A., 1915, S.T.B., Boston University, 1918, M.A., Harvard University, 1920, Y. M. C. A. Secretary, Indian Expeditionary Forces in Mesopotamia, 1916-1917, Pastor, Methodist Episcopal Church, Cliftondale, Massachu- setts, 1918-1919, Frank D. Howard Fellow, Boston University, School of Theology, 1919-1920, Assistant Professor of Ethics and Religion, Wesleyan University, 1920- 1922, Associate Professor, 1922-1923, Professor, 1923-, Member, American Philo- sophical Association, Eastern Division, American Economics Association, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Nu Theta. Harold Clyde Bingham, Ph.D. 155 Lincoln Street Lecturer and Research Associate in Psychology B.A., Ellsworth College, 1910, M.A., Harvard University, 1912, Ph.D., The Johns Hopkins University, 1923, Superintendent of Schools, Rowan, Iowa, 1907-1908, As- sistant in Psychology, Harvard University, 1911-1912, 1915-1916, Professor of Educa- tion and Psychology, Ellsworth, 1912-1919, Austin Scholar in Psychology, Harvard, 1915-1916, Civilian Psychological Examiner, Camp Devens, 1917, lst Lieutenant, Local Examiner, Oiiice of Surgeon General, 1918, Captain, Chief Psychological Examiner, Camp McArthur, 1918, Major, in charge Section of Psychology, Ofiice of Surgeon Gen- eral, 1919-1920, Scientific Associate, Research Information Service, National Research Council, 1920-1922, Assistant Director, Research Information Service, National Rc- search Council, 1922-1923, Lecturer and Research Associate in Psychology, Wesleyan University, 1923-, Member, American Psychological Association, American Associa- tion for the Advancement of Science, Major, Officers Reserve Corps, U. S. A. Wilbur Garland Foye, Ph.D. 1 Miles Avenue Associate Professor of Geology .B.A., Colby College, 1909, M.A., Harvard University, 1912, Ph.D., Harvard Uni- versity, 1915, Instructor-in Mathematics, Mount Hermon School, 1909-1911, Assistant Professor of Geology, Middlebury College, 1916-1918, Associate Professor of Geology, Wesleyan University, 1918-, Fellow, Geological Society of America, American Society for the Advancement of Science, Phi Beta Kappa, Delta Upsilon. V l4..' m ,..,.. ........ , o .,.......,... 1, ,,....,.. M., . , E3 Kwsssa . ,M , , ,ss-P lififtiiyffg ssgQ19, f wvafsiigcicsssisnl as sa sq? f ---1'---- --me -'-- Wfefc' .1---fri wil-as Page Thirty-size 2. nh 1, , -sws:pfff,s,22.M...w.., ........,..... .W W- c2 z??cY,..liIZTsa N .WSW MQ 'W'r 'xm.,,,. I... ....,. M, ..............,......... M.. ,,.-,.m:f .,,'m,,....,a ifgs'1-KQ: new liste, ,gf j,..-ff liens? r ' 1- W1 1 wx 'ef fs ,f ff-.,g,al,, X swag a1ig!:sfc:.,is:5E:gvg, hifi sfi?i-f33'cs5i5232- E ..... -W .... fkflllaiif Sean. pw ,f swf-vt' M-+ass3iW NX M'W f'7Qf3 'w m 'i5j:gg1r'MMrWr csfiesggxemggsif My , ' Us i been 1 '-fi?2f1:2 Thomas Wainwright Bussom, Ph.D. 330 Washington Street Associate Professor of Romance Langaages . B.A., Amherst College, 1912, Ph.D., University of Minnesota, 1920, A. Marshall Elliot Scholar, Johns Hopkins University, 1912-1913, Instructor in Romance Languages, Amherst College, 1913-1914, Instructor in Romance Languages, Trinity College, 1914- 1917, Instructor in Romance Languages, Princeton University, 1917, Instructor in Romance Languages, University of Minnesota, 1919-1920, Associate Professor of Romance Languages, Wesleyan University, 1920-, Member, Modern Language As- slgnciafion of America, Society of Humanistic Studies, Phi Beta Kappa, Delta Kappa psi on. Eugene Shepard Clark, M.A. 55 Brainerd Avenue Associate Professor of Romance Languages B.A., Wesleyan University, 1913, M.A., 1914, Instructor in French, Allen School, 1913-1914, Instructor in French, Phillips Exeter Academy, 1914-1915, Instructor in Ro- mance Languages, Northwestern University, 1915-1916, Instructor in Romance Lan- guages, Wesleyan University, 1916-1919, Associate Professor, 1919-, University of Grenoble, Isere, France, second semester, 1919, Interpreter, United States Army, A. E. F., 1918-1919, Phi Beta Kappa, Delta Kappa Epsilon. William Colcord Woods, Ph.D. 2 Miles Avenue Associate Professor of Biology B.A., Wesleyan University, 1913, Ph.D., Cornell University, 1917, Graduate Stu- dent and Assistant in Entomology, Cornell University, 1913-1917, Instructor in Biology, Wesleyan University, 1917-1918, Medical Department, United States Army, 1918-1919, Associate Professor of Biology, Wesleyan University, 1919-, Fellow, American Asso- ciation for Advancement of Science, Member, American Association of Economic Ento- mologists, Entomological Society of America, Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, Chi Psi. George Albert Hill, Ph.D. 59 Home Avenue Associate Professor of Chemistry B.S., Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 1913, M.A., Harvard University, 1914, Ph.D., Harvard University, 1917, Assistant in Organic Chemistry, Worcester Polytechnic In- stitute, 1914-1916, Instructor in Chemistry, Harvard University, 1917-1919, Associate Professor of Chemistry, Wesleyan University, 1919-, Member, American Chemical Society, American Society for Advancement of Science, National Geographic Society, American Association of University Professors, New England Association of Chemistry Teachers, Sigma Xi, Tau Beta Pi, Alpha Chi Sigma. Cornelius Francis Kruse, Ph.D. A Masin Apartments Associate Professor of Philosophy B.D., Yale University, 1915, M.A., 1917, Ph.D., 1922, Elmhurst College, 1911, Eden Seminary, 1914, Sorbonne and the College de France, Paris, 1919-1920, Instructor of Educational Psychology, University of Illinois, 1920-1921, Associate in Philosophy of Education and Educational Psychology, 1921-1923, Associate Professor of Philosophy, Wesleyan University, 1923-, Phi Delta Kappa, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Sigma Phi. W .,,,, ............ - . -,-... as 'fgi 1 as ---- s , 1 ' . . ... .ei f , .M Q, 1 - fist: 0 1 fc 9 is sfxfsassssieierfmexs 1+'-wcci-f-M-KJV, ...stxxh M:: -WWW W -.-,... ,' ' :4c... ':::g, I 'f- as W3 fiifflfgg X--.,s-1sew:fcy2227.if? is -4, -f Page Thirty-seven .5 .1 ,A :Ss Afskale.. -:E 72'-gas, -r ----M 5-JZNWMNWPTK -WMWQPIN m-i.x-Aix,yfe3?'i? 11S'g:Tx:iS?Xm:t: Qs': ' -'---A- ---- - -f----A----4':nz:2rSQ3mwEi?i?J41W? . 'S' 1 vmvwf x xx 4. .. .M .... P -sf . ss ss --ZW 'Mi ss r,-is , snwvxsnsgssyswssg Fg igegc-f 5, I, x f,,gsJ:,,1,.avs, is s,,2i1fssQ.s,N: .W 5 NNQX XX ,f ex W' ' ra ' '- , -:Jef ,' 'Q X X xx. 1- . .-1:5 '--:bis-,A-533. .::,,, 591.1 Robert Maurice Mathews B.A. 264 William Street ! Assistant Professor of Mathematics B.A., Butler College, 1906, Graduate Student, Cornell University, 1906-1907, Teaching Fellowship, University of Illinois, 1907-1908, Princeton University, 1908- 1909, Instructor, University High School, University of Chicago, 1909-1912, Graduate Student, University of Chicago, 1909-1912, Head of Department of Mathematics, Poly- technic High School, Riverside, California, 1912-1918, Riverside Junior College, 1916- 1918, Duluth Central High, School, 1918-1919, Instructor, University of Minnesota, 1919-1920, Assistant Professor of-Mathematics, Wesleyan University, 1920-, Member, American Mathematical Society, Mathematical Association of America. Wilbert Snow, M.A. 57 High Street Assistant Professor in English A.B., Bowdoin, 1907, M.A., Columbia University, 1910, Instructor in Debating and English, New York University, 1907-1908, Bowdoin, 1909-1910, Williams College, 1910- 1911, Esquimaux Agent in Alaska, 1911-1912, Instructor in Debating and English, University of Utah, 1913-1915, Instructor and Assistant Professor in English, Univerf sity of Indiana, 1916-1921, Lieutenant Artillery, 1917-1919, Captain in Reserves, 1919-, Professor of English, Reed College, 1918, Assistant Professor of English, Wes- leyan University, 1921-, First Longfellow from Bowdoin, Author, Maine Coast, Phi Beta Kappa, Beta Theta Pi. Wallace Frank Powers, Ph.D. 61 Home Avenue Assistant Professor of Physics B.A., Clark College, 1910, M.A., Clark University, 1911, Ph.D., 1914, Associate Pro- fessor of Mathematics and Physics, Richmond College, 1914-1916, Instructor in Physics, Simmons College, 1916-1917, Instructor in Physics, New York University, 1917-1920, Assistant Professor of Physics, Wesleyan University, 1921-, Member, American Phy- sical Society, American Association of University Professors. George Humphrey, Ph.D. 208 High'Street Assistant Professor of Psychology B.A., Oxford University, 1912, M.A., 1920, Ph.D., Harvard University, 1920, Lon- don School of Economics, 1913, University of Leipzig, 1913-1914, Tutor' in Latin and Greek, Borough Road Normal School, London University, 1915-1916, Professor of An- cient History, St. Francis Xavier University, Nova Scotia, 1916-1918, Assistant Pro- fessor of Psychology, Wesleyan University, 1920-, Member, American Psychological Association, Phi Delta Kappa. Lane Lancaster, Ph.D. r 190 Liberty Street Assistant Professor of History .B.A., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1915, M.A., University of Illinois, 1918, Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1923, Harrison Fellow in History, University of Pennsyl- vanla, 1919-1920, Instructor in Political Science, University of Pennsylvania, 1920- 1928, Assistant Professor of History, Wesleyan University, 1923-, Member, American Eolitical Science Association, National Municipal League, Phi Beta Kappa, Delta Tau e ta. -- ----4 ,E - --l-'l---- as 0 --.i N, ,,, W ifVsf'1's5s5-ff-Isyimiw 2 'six-'PIN' ' K .M .,.....,. .-.... I 'LL 'A 2ff9: 'W 7'--+ '... M -- . 2 ti' .1f,..2vf::2:g s.Q:mEE:M M., Page Thirty-cight . X, ,:,y,ff,,4 7.0.9 Ning, - I X924 Eugene Parker Chase, M.A. 60 Park Place Assistant Professor of History B.A., Dartmouth University, 1916, B.A., University of Oxford, England, 1919, M.A., Harvard University, 1921, Rhodes Scholar from New Hampshire to Magdalen College,.Oxford, 1916-1919, Secretary with Y, M. C. A., British Forces and American Expeditionary Forces, 1917-1918, Instructor in History, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1919-1920, Tutor in the Division of History Government Economics, Har- vard University, 1921-1923, Assistant Professor of History, Wesleyan University, 1923-, Phi Beta Kappa. fGerhard Baerg, Ph.D. 18 Brainerd Avenue Assistant Professor in Gerinan B.A., University of Kansas, 1916, M.A., Cornell University, 1918, Ph.D., 1920, Instructor in German, University of Kansas, 1916-1917, Regimental Interpreter, 353rd Infantry, 89th Division, in France, 1918-1919, Instructor in Modern Languages, Cas- cadilla School, Ithaca, New York, 1920 fSummerJ, Instructor in German, Wesleyan University, 1920-1923, Assistant Professor in German, Wesleyan University, 1923-, Member Modern Language Association of America, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Delta Kappa. ,F On leave of absence Karl Skillman Van Dyke, Ph.D. 63 Home Avenue Assistant Professor of Physics B.S., Wesleyan University, 1916, M.S., 1917, Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1921, General Engineering Department, American Telephone and Telegraph Company, New York City, 1917-1919, Assistant in Physics, University of Chicago, 1919-1921, Assist- ant Professor of Physics, Wesleyan University, 1921-, Member, American Physical Society, Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, Phi Nu Theta. Bancroft Walker Sitterly, Ph.D. 22 Wyllys Street Assistant Professor of Astronomy B.A., Princeton University, 1917, M.A., 1920, Ph.D., 1922, Computer, Ordnance Department, United States Army, 1917-1918, Master in Pennington School, 1918-1919, Instructor in Astronomy, University of Missouri, 1922-1923, Assistant Professor of As- tronomy, Wesleyan University, 1923-, Member, American Astronomical Society, Phi Beta Kappa. Gordon Randolph Crecraft, M.A. 60 Pearl Street Assistant Professor of Public Speaking , B.A., Miami University, 1918, M.A., University of Illinois, 1922, Instructor in Eng- lish, Penn State College, 1918-1919, Graduate Student and Assistant in English, Uni- versity of Illinois, 1919-1923, Assistant Professor of Public Speaking, Wesleyan Uni- versity, 1923-, Sigma Delta Chi, Tau Kappa Alpha, Delta Tau Delta. George Emil Raynor, Ph.D. 15 Broad Street Assistant Professor of M atliernatics B.S., University of Washington, 1918, M.A., Princeton University, 1920, Ph.D., Princeton University, 1923, Assistant in Mathematics, University of Washington, 1916- 1918, Instructor in Mathematics, Princeton University, 1920-1923, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Wesleyan University, 1923-, Member, American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Mathematical Society, Sigma Xi, Phi Beta Kappa. Robert Stockdale Telfer, M.A. 17 East Hall S Instructor in English B.A., Wesleyan University, 1913, M.A., Indiana University, 1916, Graduate College, Princeton University, 1915-1917, 1920-1922, Assistant Professor in English, Miami Uni- versity, 1919-1920, Reader in English, Princeton University, 1920-1921, Instructor in English, Wesleyan University, 1922-, Chi Psi. W , deg, .-....-. .. 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John Elmer Cavelti, M.S. 75 Lawn Avenue Instructor in Chemistry B.S., Wesleyan University, 1918, M.S., 1920, Assistant in Chemistry, Wesleyan University, 1919-1920, Instructor in Chemistry, 1920-, Member, American Chemical Society, Phi Beta Kappa, Delta Sigma Rho, Commons Club. William Greenleaf Eliot, 3rd, M.A. 417 High Street Instructor in Economics and Social Science B.A., Reed College, 1919, M.A., Harvard University, 1920, Assistant in Economics, Harvard University, 1921-1922, Instructor in Economics and Social Science, Wesleyan University, 1922-5 Member, American Economic Association, American Sociological Society. John Frederick Martin, B.A. 159 Cross Street Instructor in Physical Education B.A., Oberlin College, 1920, Assistant in Physical Education, Wesleyan University, 1920-1921, Instructor in Physical Education, 1921-. Herbert Eli Arnold, BS. 255 William Street Instructor in Mathematics B.S., Wesleyan University, 1921, Instructor in Mathematics, Middletown High School, 1921-, Instructor in Mathematics, Wesleyan University, 1922-, Member, American Statistical Association, Phi Beta Kappa, Delta Upsilon. Paul Eugene Gropp, B.A. 60 Pearl Street Instructor in German B.A., George Washington University, 1923. Hugh Graham McCurdy, BS. 200 College Street Assistant in Physical Education B.S., Bowdoin College, 1922, Assistant in Physical Education, VVesleyan University 1922-1923, Instructor, 1923-, Kappa Sigma, y Carleton Forman Scofield, B.S. Alpha Delta Phi House Assistant in Psychology B.S., Wesleyan University, 1921, Assistant in Psychology, Wesleyan University, 1923-, Alpha Delta Phi. , .... -..M J-M-'42 --N .::, , .,... .1 fee W., ....,....,.. 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' 200 College Street Assistant in Physical Education B.P.E1., Springfield College, 19235 Assistant in Physical Education, Wesleyan Uni- versity, 1923-3 Kappa Delta Pi. Harris Cary Palmer, B.S. 343 Washington Street Assist-ant in Physics B.S., Bates College, 1923. Gordon Clark Ring, B.S. 62 North College Assistant in Biology B.S., Wesleyan University, 19233 Gamma Psi. THE FACULTY CLUB ...,.,--- W ........ ?....r....y...i-71, ' Lilies Q '12 WWSLJPYM o 'i W xi. , 'i 'i ' .21-T - . 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Meeting of Alumni Buffet Luncheon for Alumni and Friends M. Alumni Class Parade M. Baseball, Amherst vs. Wesleyan M. President's Reception 1831 Dinner Class Reunion Banquets M. M. Concert and Sing Campus Illumination SUNDAY, JUNE 17-BACCALAUREATE SUNDAY 11.00 A. M. Baccalaureate Sermon 7.00 P. 8.00 P. M. Senior Sing M. University Service MONDAY, JUNE 18-COMMENCEMENT DAY 8.30 A. M. Annual Meeting of Phi Beta Kappa 9.45 A. M. Academic Procession 10.00 A. M. Commencement, Including Award of Honors -A ----' , ...,.,,.,.... . .f-:sm 'Q was . fr li kg' ,i.A...eE 29 , xt QF 5 DQS H ' .A , ..,.,....., .. ..,... L...-A A539 f Page Forty-four RECIPIENTS OF HONORARY DEGREES DR. AND MRS. 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LSE Xlwffft 3i1:l55mxxf,..,.,-xzxyaf ' 0112155 Bag iixvrrizrz Address Charles Lawrence Smith, Class President Response Acting President Stephen Henry Olin, LL.D. Class HiSt0TY - . John Ainsworth Dunn Class Poem David Hudson Corkran, Jr. Class Prophecy Anson Crawford Lowitz Presentations and Will Joseph Hamilton Boyd, Jr. Cup Ceremony . . Edward Olney King. Master of Ceremonies Pipe Ceremony Joseph Layton Moore, Master of Ceremonies Ivy Ceremony Henry Wiley Leland. Master of Ceremonies CLASS DAY COMMITTEE Harold Canute Buckingham, Chairman Elwyn Arvon Ellis Robert Cheney Mansfield Louis Edward Jules Gregory 1 Charles Bragdon Stone W .... ' A A A --A-,--- A -W ........4....... 1 .A lljmjgfg 353 gl Ewwsnmevfmw is ..,,,..'--. --.::, mNxb .. M .,vV4.. 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'..:g-:xx-L-:.'t ,y.-... ,a....f s- Ahmrh nf lqnnnm Qlnmmenrrment, 1923 HONORS IN GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP HIGH HONORS John Ainsworth Dunn Otto John Lang HONORS Edward Gowen Budd, Jr. George Robert Burns David Walter Byrne, Jr. Edwin George Fisher, Jr. Jonathan Robert Hoppock Walter Richard Kiernan Edward Olney' King Noah Stanley Lincoln Osceola Currier McEwen Robert Cheney Mansfield William Dufford Moyle William Noble Gordon Clark Ring Edwin James Roberts Norman Wyman Sto-rer DEPARTMENTAL HONORS JUNIOR HONORS Biology-Robert Fortenbaugh Bowman Romance Lcmglwocges-Allison Hoyt Mitchell SENIOR HONORS Biology-Gordon Clark Ring German-Laurence Bradford Snow Bardwell Hastings Flower History-Richard Day Leonard Rising Lake Morrow N , , 4 mix I. , , ,,,,,,, ., MM, i n W, TWV cram., 3 'XNEEQDLWMXN I 'Q , , ...- ,. , ,.i,.. Page Forty-eight I A s ,.,,.,Wmw-New-m fym M W 175:EE-I-2'iE?ERvKstQ:'sy3------1---A--megwifffwff-W----.gr , fpv--YrceA,h,m.x W W.. 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Henry Shenk Davis Ernest Wilfred Bysshe, Jr. Robert Cheney Mansiield Everton Harry Parkinson Harold Canute Buckingham . No First Prize Awarded Rising Lake Morrow, . Monroe William Smith, Albert E. Cleghorn . Franklin Pierce Frye 1926 1925 1923 1925 1924 1926 1925 1923 1924 1924 1924 1923 1926 1923 1923 1924 1925 1924 1rr-aal1al11 Q ii, wafsnnfsewrw :.. -X I Qrm ,,,. Y .. Page Forty-nine 4 4 , f 5 M.. , ' ? T 4 1 ' 11 :!!' H 1 1 W 'v 11 I -J X f l ! 1 4 ze' 5-i'7ff.1 ':f x mm , ,,.,W..m.s XXNX . Mew. , WM. .,...M...-..m...., ,WWW Mxmwmp .T ........... m:MQ:3-XK.....,...-..n.-.,,. 3331? - g:,,TQ:'g-rg?----M '-'- i.sf!f'fygfff'Nk1175:251 ,ftdf ffsff mx W-ALEX ,X ,jig 6525 ,,5,,f1Iff' . ,Q , ,ws AX ,N W, ,wa X xx1Qr:qQX 2, 2 wsu iffy '3-2,2231 fgsiaggiwf ,f 5 I 5593 m Nw :f,,1..,,..m,g,r-h as ..,.. ,.,,.. . ...-..-.,....,fA.:flZs . ma 1 s..a....M...m.,,. W2-gg: ...r5g1,gx,.-.--.W-Hn..-W ----. V, -in My -------------M .ayky 5,-W.aM.+....W ...-....,A-..W. S- ff fy , A 2 5. fs N af-4 JR Sofa , 25 .33 A- ., xxx, bww 'ti a My .M -., rc Chrahuatv Stnhvnia SQUIRE FELLOW Elwyn Arvon Ellis, B.A., Centralia, Pa. Albert Quigg Butler, B.S., Seymour, Conn. A Bardwell Hastings Flower, B.A., West Pawlet, Vt Helen Whitney Hastings, B.A., Shrewsbury, Mass. Otto John Lang, Ph.B., New York, N. Y. Ulrich Sherman Lyons, B.S., Carroll, Iowa Hugh Graham McCurdy, B.S., Springfield, Mass. Leo Julius Meyer, B.A., Bridgeport, Conn. Herman George Mickelson, B.S., Branford, Conn. Harris Cary Palmer, B.S., Buckfield, Me. Gordon Clark Ring, B.S., Westfield, Mass. Carleton Forman Scofield, B.A., Trenton, N. J. George Everett Shattuck, Ph.B., Middletown, Con Norman Wyman Storer, B.S., Pittsburg, Pa. Arthur Burnley Watson, B.S., Farmington, Conn. Ralph Foster Weld, B.S., Middletown, Conn. I1 assi ,EMA -yy 'U 'CRB' 0 f : f-w..,.s ip xg 11534 M N, R fyagr I 5 J M lI'v4l'A. mwmroj sud Mi llhl Page Fifty-two EVN U U A f 'xl r f Bfijg gi 0514 ix? X I W 'xgixgilln Q' 37. 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N ,......,M... ....m..,......a....- ce....,.p,N,fm-......-A1 jfs? l ,dfvyyy df wg- fs' fix-ex Y X XXNRQQQ, iw life ,ew 153 Of-J-slffis-X?ffN2ivf??iefi'NTP2fsH I M J W f M L33 W Hnhvrgrahuaiv Gkganizatinn 12123-1924 MARSHALL L. UMPLEBY President LAWRENCE B. HILLYER S ecfretomy-Trezusuo-er WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY SENATE OFFICERS MARSHALL LODGE UMPLEBY LAWRENCE BRITTON HILLYER EVERETQ LEON FRANCIS . William F. Aitken Robert F. Bowman Radclife W. Bristol Franklin P. Frye Lawrence B, Hillyer William W. Hunting Charles A. Kellogg Edwin B. Knowles, Jr. Leland E. LaGanke . . . President of Senate and College Body . Secretao y-Treasurer of College Body . . . . . . Secretary of Senate 1924 John H. Maddaford Waldo B. Miller Allison H. Mitchell Francis K. Moll George W. More, Jr. Charles F. Nettleship, Jr. Carl W. Olson Marshall L. Umpleby Cutler D, West Robert H. Wrubel 1925 Churchill R. Coe Everett L. Francis Standish O. Smith 1926 Robert M. Boyd 1927 Francis W. Holden .. .... GE . ........ . I '4 .-.IA..- W W E 353. fi. tile A me iieieii A A--W-W' on F '-ww... -..---ffffl5ins., Page Fifty-four THE SENATE c'el'if'fq1. fT7T:.?.','.E,ffQ 'F1'jf1PfL-v.---,. ,..., Li..L..,,, 2pX-myN3VmQ 7wWfif?N?RY5f?xNw......,...a..L..-...-d.....m..h3mNq5:r....F iw? waxy E as ,mio-P A JENSEN f is I - -J 1 -Mesa.-. ,.., , if ., Ol ll E il GI 'TI CUSTOMS Edwin Blackwell Knowles, Jr., Chairman Charles McLane Lester Charles Francis Nettleship, Jr. PERSONNEL Leland Ellsworth LaGanke, Chairman Eyerett Leon Francis. Richard Pearson Hatfield William Wendell Hunting Richard Barnett Maxwell I COLLEGE AGENCIES Carl Walter Olson, Chairman Samuel Jerome Hardy, Jr. Mylon Cecil Jacobs HONOR SYSTEM Robert Fortenbaugh Bowman, Chairman William Fraser Aitken John Hendy Maddaford E FINANCE Lawrence Britton Hillyer, Chairman Edwin Blackwell Knowles, Jr. Evan Russell Thomas DORMITORY George Washington More, Jr., Chaifrman Henry Lloyd Churchill Henry Johnson James AUDITING Waldo Burnett Miller, Chairman Radcliffe Wright Bristol CHAPEL Francis Keiter-Moll, Chairman Curtis Hazen Deming Allison Hoyt Mitchell LIQUOR CONTROL Jarvis Munson Adams Alfred Kepner Fricke Norman Carpenter George Washington More, Jr. Irvil Nathaniel Howard Leland Ellsworth LaGanke Paul Arthur Reynolds A -------A'- M A A--A Lf' ............. L J :v:ZT 'A'iT5Eif V 2 iii I 5242 Liz.-W .AMX -f. 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'- if f ff: if ' g 2 -f 7 eoa' 2 Q- -f 725 THE SENIOR CLASS -4-f, 12:25 mio, N -.---'- - ..... ... f 'iWN i n,,. W, . WMWA . , ,,.. s,.,,,,, Ei f! ??ii,,,E.Qfas.,' I3fifI333Es3,Q'52f5, I as . . .A A .. ,AA. o . W 'tr'-r' as - Q 51 BUDDY KNOWLES Svrninr 0112155 Eintnrg All in a single day there were strange and portentous phenomena throughout the universe. Simultaneously new islands rose into the seas, new constellations took their place among the planets, a white elephant was born in the royal menagerie of Siam, and the future prosperity of Wesleyan University was assured by the matriculation of the class of 1924: We were a brave host then, with numbers Well nigh unto two hundred. Alas, war and plague have taken their toll and torn asunder our ranks, each year reducing the valiant band. As simple Frosh we came with a naive and robust destiny to conquer, and the passing of each year has found us celebrating glorious achievement, one for all and all for one. Future years shall dip into the mystic past, searching for the Golden Age of Wes- leyana, and the stern finger of Father Time will direct them to the illus- trious tyranny of 1924. As Freshmen every man of us stole out of town one wintry night and sailed the briny deep to Haddam, where we banqueted far into the night with merry jesting. June rolled round, and for our worthy deeds, the Gym key passed into our custody. As Sophomores, our triumphs were re- peated and augmented. As Juniors, we abandoned the boisterous manners unbecoming our station, but victory still courted us, and our prowess won the championship of interclass athletics. . 1--.frffhe .. ....,. . A555 ......,.. ...... .....,.., X ,, ...,. . , t i ' iii, 2142, W e i . i it Page Fifty-nina . my-.N XX, N W1LQ1Q,',,,',1 -mfw-- ..........,-.,-,, ..... . sm-.. .2Eg?s?J4Hwl'l?fsf5V ,, 5'1'Q'l iifTK.,i2 ,, , , ,, ,K ig? Nllxfryc, ,ffifrr-ff f EE Enix- YSQQE YEAENN Nxxiifbfax Iiglgbkzi-rl ,,g,f455,,,f XXJKVX 1 X.,-,aka-Lf... .A MJAXQXAWAVQN i :Qi xxocbskx!::'i:'f55Q?S-..:i:a:g.,,, -q'sf--x.,,,..1K'9,zf-TM-----W-Mypw gi Tk me 1 'X X X b1Ll?J7S.-kfiggfspzr. am. ,.... Q vw R, , .. -E. , .... ,f gyms? 'Xg 'r--rg5?hSxxww- ,,ff..:::.:n::13g N Mig, . ,aff ,y Aid rs QM ' A fsl'2s5i.:a:ggg1gg--Q Among our number are men destined to everlasting fame in Wesleyan's catalogue of the immortals. Kid Fricke, swinger of the mighty boot, Red Adams, the cannon-ball of the backfieldg fleet-footed Chick Lesterg fighting LeeH LaGankeg sturdy Bill Aitken, and mighty Ed Serig- gins, campaigners of the gridiron. And there are Ump, Jake, the art- ful Benny, and again the Kid,,' who captained baseball for three long years. Nor can f'Dink, Punk, and Larry,,' wielders of the whizzing racquet, nor nimble George nor Gyp nor Ed, three stellar track men, be forgotten. All glory, too, to others whose preforrnance has brought joy and victory to the University! I But we are not the two hundred! Yea, battle. has mortally wounded many of us! Where are genial Doug Bullock, ravishing Dick the matinee idol, Ed Babbit, noble Hal Oviatt, Al Glading, Chuck'7 Yerkes, Al McKenzie, Ed Reeves, and Ray Mclnnes? Where are these nine? And where are Lottie the twirler, and jolly Buck Stocker, and his better-half Don Keenan? Where are Paul'i Whitfield and Doc Rumrill? They are gone! Some left for matrimony, some for Nick, and some for diplomacy, and we have them no more. The flavor of our achievement shall linger in the mouths of the under- graduates for decades to come, and the shadows of our heroes shall lurk among the elms to inspire and amaze the coming generations. Sweet singers shall rhyme our glories and chant our virtues in the years to come. We must go, we must leave the University to its fate, and with heavy hearts, watch it struggle under the burden our broad shoulders have carried so long. We shall leave our Gym Key, and our inspiring example, and our crown of scholarship and athletic prowess to those who are to come. 'And when that melancholy night, when we are gone, envelopes Middletown, the Wood Ants will mournfully lament o.ur departure, and the lisping trees on the campus will bow in sorrow, sighing with infinite grief in token of fare- well. Qllauaa 13211 ' Rah! Rah! Wes! Rah! Rah! Wes! Rah! Rah! Wes-Zeyean! Yea! 'all '2z,! 'arf ,.. 57'l- - Q5-'FEES' U g A . ..,.... W. g A A .,,......,.. M 4, QMNBWXQZQQ 5 ' W if -- rwrrgg ,,,.f'1f6.55:XN-.. Ngaaisrfff' Page Sixty f aa fsmww Wslf ,,s,f.w::.':, . : 3 we 2 'illf-'mmf ff?-Tai. ' Ui ' i.,K.s---W.-. , ,,.., ewrw' OFFICERS EDWIN BLACKWELL KNOWLES, JR. . . . President CHARLES MCLANE LESTER . Vice-President LELAND ELLsWoRrH LAGANKE . Secretary Fred Gamma Psi House Frederic Henry Adams, Nl, 'IPBK American University, Beirut, Syria Prepared at Gilbert School Transferred from American University of Bei- rut 125g Atwater Club 13, 453 Vice-President 1455 Pre-Medical Club 13, 45, Secretary-Treas- urer 145, Der Deutsche Verein 145, La Societe Francaise 145g Honor Roll 12, 3, 455 Johnston Prize 135. ffJiml! Jarvis Munson Adams, AY Delta Upsilon House New Haven, Conn. J Prepared at The Roger Saint Claire School Corpse and Coiling Skull and Serpentg College Body Liquor Control Committee: Cannon Scrap Committee, Junior Week Committee, Varsity Football Team 12, 3, 455 Captain Football 145 g Class Football 1153 Class Baseball 115. ..., ,---tt f ----a-- M - A A ,.,.,,.....,, J 4 1 l g il W ' 19 ifCsfVEfS5e-WYEAN 1 ii ea ss- L. P 1 L. M swf QE .. -if XJ:-'Siena-........-V-- ' Lf QP, '+.,,,,sW5-:::3E:5 ' Page Sixty-one K' ' 511,22 SQ xx Rl: .N .. f1WW Nb'5 ---M1 NPN'- N M. ...N .... 5,,xli,5,ffj:,g5ii:g5Q i?,,j,,f ..,. M.vs.m..mwM..L.na1WamMW.sx3x4s..ss,..v:..R Nwqgqxbl 35,55 ff, ,aff 4 mm Mswswigi. ...1.,.o,......,,.,fsfLg,aff as f 'eM whw, 1 -W-'Mass 9 is W N K!B?:ZlJ, William Fraser Aitken, FYI' Prepared at New Haven High School Senate 1455 Football Squad 1255 Varsity Team 13, 455 Varsity Track Squad 11, 255 Class Track 11, 255 Class Football 1255 Junior Prom Committee5 Class Banquet Committee 1255 Honor System Committee 1455 Student Friend- ship Committee 1455 Intramural Athletic Coun- cil 1355 Class Day Committee 1455 Westgate 1 Club 13, 45. 11A7Ldy7J Frederick Otwell Anderson, ATA Delta Tau Delta House Yonkers, N. Y. Prepared at Yonkers High School Varsity Track Squad 1255 Class Track Team 1155 Wasp Board 11, 2, 3, 455 Associate Editor 13, 455 Glee Club 1155 Cheer Leader 1355 Chapel Choir 11, 255 Short Story Club 12, 3, 455 Fine Arts Club 12, 3, 45. Duke I Louis Ralph Arnold, EN Prepared at Norwalk High School Atwater Club 12, 3, 45. Gamma Psi House New Haven, Conn. Sigma Nu House Norwalk, Conn. -- f ,W ----- iii? ..,.. ---4---- A 1 A-if ...... ....... 1 M.. A '5 4 f ll 152, f wvEfsla.zf,fsrasN ,,,, . Kia - 1 nf-fs sq-,gawk --arm.. --..M-f' ,J X. , ,w,,5,-3,-4::,,.-f ,,,., - Page Sixty-two 1.- Q04 I.:-N-1 fm-'::... x ...., .......,.... ,,,,.3j, 'Wff 'w . .,z.-.....,. .,,,.,....,..., .. ,... .a..,..ss4:m:5qqq. :f5:s11., ,fjgnfff favs 5- 6 EM., ,wx sf-Sam sgx ,c 1R3,:f2cs. iliiixmgtifiigiicgvvarzgl 523555 wail .Kilim R-ffmffjg r'+'lWLi'1lwi33f'bf l .xiii ..... MK' NW 1 19 I M4 t 7 XJ ' I IB 77 Robert Thom son Banister AY 7 Delta Upsilon House White Plains N. Y. 7 Prepared at White Plains High School Track Managership Qualifications 1219 Rosa Club 141. If 17 Pug fIBiCkJ! George Harvey Bickley, Jr., ATA Delta Tau Delta House Philadelphia, Pa Prepared at Frankford High School Skull and Serpent, Corpse and Coffin, Class Treasurer 1315 Varsity Football Squad 12, 31. Robert Fortenbaugh Bowman, WY Psi Upsilon House Philadelphia, Pa. Prepared at West Philadelphia High School Mystical Seveng Corpse and Coiiing Senate 141 g Assistant Manager' of Football 131, Manager 1419 Wasp Board 1415 Musical and Dramatic Board 1415 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 1415 Prophet 1415 Chairman Honor System Committee 1413 Class Banquet Committee 111 5 Chairman Junior Prom Committee 1315 Paint and Powder Club 12, 3, 415 President 1413 Delta Alpha 13, 41, Pre-Medical Club 12, 3, 41 3 Vice-President 141 g William James Club 13, 41, President 1415 Honor Roll 11, 2, 415 Junior Honors in Biology 1315 Wood's Hole Scholarship 1213 Athletic Council 141. . .... ....,....... . llpllllplhpl M , ii if wgigaiaesfarf ..., Page Sixty-thru: .-f-f - awww -,, , W-. ,W ........ cl--. ,N W, LEU Qxffiggyqax f6f27 ' .-.ssss:2.b1X:.fufs.i,M..,,.,.KN...,? Wswwmmm. s.m,is,s,e..g ANQEKQN gsgwy, ,,..'-1:5-fo.,..: ,4if M' , sf ez 'sm sissy siiiswsrsis-f ,ffzah-W if . :srgf..s.:l5E5fff16.:'?.zif ,ZZ-M' za figy 1, .s,..s.sJ.4 J, Rd s...fs Ns2u J, ., , ggux NRQ lgggg-g:1g,,N3.'::,i?::E1g5: . af , 5 X, 0 1 ..a.M..a.-M.,,..Ks:xi2e?Qsv2,:ei'.12W :'li:'.':.1-ffisif-3114! g--We---0-- -:7 -'Q,::, it J 3? , Y , r2gfsws-.Nw-A-0---w---MA-s-ws'4:,.s Taye 52 is 13.5, 2 ' 148 0 'times-M-SMX ,..,. ,fr QMS 7 Nw? L-3-3 News-f 5QiJ5Qr:,35:4 ,-fswfiyiv n'fB,r,1:S!7 Radcliffe Wright Bristol, ATA Delta Tau Delta House Meriden, Conn - Prepared at Tilton Seminary Pi Delta Epsilong Senate 1455 Auditing' Com- mittee C455 Class Basketball Team 1255 Argus Board 13, 455 Assistant Business Manager Q35 3 Business Manager Q45 g Publications Board Q45 5 Sherman Prize Q15. Brownie Lynn Harry Brown, IHII Gamma Psi House Sayre, Pa. Prepared at Wyoming Seminary Oxford Club fl, 2, 3, 45. !IBud7! Maurice Lester Burrows, XXII Chi Psi Lodge Brooklyn, N. Y Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School Cotillion Club Q15 g Dramatics C25 5 Adam Smith Club QS, 45. me-eff fzsweul ...,. .......... L, r, ,Mr A 4 ly,-ev ,L -fin, l , Q. cl ,gc .,.,....,....... ...................-...-Mfd--xii., .... gg., :L .QT -1 W3 1 H ., - wr:-le' fi , l l lE fit? if .,..,..... , ....,... -H NQQZ-., W if T f few ,-1ff:11'f ' riff , , if ' if Mgasr Page Sixty-four 1 ,- ,i,:,4,,, - ' ' Nm 3 fee 5' it fe f' 1 3, A Bibs, ,mg OLLM-FQUHKDM 'f,,.g:.f5: I ,,...,. ...,....... . , N3 NX-'-0 ,j fL,:H,,,, ,,.,1,,4W i . 11,99 5 V llB0b!7 Robert William Butler, ATA Delta Tau Delta House Methuen, Mass. Prepared at Methuen High School Flag Scrap Committee 145, Varsity Baseball Squad 13, 45 g Varsity Baseball Team 135 5 Class Football Squad 1155 Class Football Team 1453 Class Baseball Team 11, 2, 35, Chapel Choir 13, 453 La Societe Francaise 12, 35, Oxford Club 13, 45, Honor Roll 115. Prize. IKT0m!J Thomas William Cantwell, Ami: Alpha Delta Phi House Albany, N. Y. Prepared at Milne High School Varsity Baseball Squad 1359 Varsity Basket- ball Squad 135g Varsity Basketball Team 145, Varsity Soccer Team 13, 455 Class Baseball Team 11, 2, 35, Captain 12, 353 Class Basket- ball Team 11, 2, 35g Class Football Team 1455 Intramural Athletic Council 12, 453 Sophomore Ernie Ernest Wilfred Bysshe, Jr. 28 New Dormitory Paris, France 'Prepared at Lycee Janson de Sailly Transferred from University of Southern Cali- fornia 135 3 La Societe Francaise 13, 45 5 Gerald Hop Committee 125. 'U WESLHYQNNY A f--W f '-'-'-1A-'--' '-' ,... '5 V Page Sixty-Jivr -Maasai . .Q ., .,.,,,, ,. ees -aww.. ,.,..g, ,., azwftw' Wil 55L?i.,.y ' 'AM t:III5 KZfiQfgf1f ...,.. V+' I K 'ff ,gy jf .Li 1 -g-'M-New I-Zgpkzfi-imp. - Kiclhlatiii Walter Barney Chadwick, AY Delta Upsilon House Newton Upper Falls, Mass. Prepared at Newton High School Transferred from United States Naval Acad- emy, Annapolis 1353 Class Football Team 1453 Honor Roll 13, 45. rrLZ0yd:: Henry Lloyd Churchill, IIAE 29 New Dormitory 'White Plains, N. Y. Prepared at White Plains High School College Dormitory Committee 145, Varsity Swimming Squad 1353 Class Poet, Track Man- agership Qualification 1253 Argus Board 12, 3, 45 g Managing Editor 13, 45 5 Short Story Club 12, 3, 459 Vice-President 145, Honor Roll 11, 255 Cole Prize 1153 College Anthology 135. Coney Seymour Lane Cone, BGJII Beta Theta Pi House Bound Brook, N. J. Prepared- at Bound Brook High School Varsity Track Squad 11, 2, 3, 453 Class Track 1155 Class Football 13, 455 Fine Arts Club 12, 3, 453 College Orchestra 11, 25. .. . ..--.,.' A ..,....,.... W '24 it f n ' in Page Sixty-sin: Www-, A,-www., , .rw faln ii f Qiuisafx-590335325 susan iffii' 'j '7 W I .Q.,:,.,,1 E Q . 5 3 ..,.. W ,.,.,.. h , ,, I lfEd!5 Edwin Arthur Cranston, Fwlf, QIDBK Foss House Pittsfield, Mass. Prepared at Pittsfield High School Argus Board 13, 41 3 Senior Editor 1413 Classi- cal Club 12, 3, 413 Secretary-Treasurer 1313 President 1413 La Societe Francaise 13, 413 Honor Roll 11, 2, 3, 41. KKDOTZJI! IKHank!l Henry Shenk Davis, BCH, HAE Beta Theta Pi House Erie, Pa. Prepared at Central High School OLLA PODRIDA Board 13, 413 Assistant Editor 141 3 Short Story Club 13, 41 3 Fine Arts Club 12, 3, 413 Adam Smith Club 13, 413 La Societe Francaise 12, 313 Secretary and Treas- Donald Hendrick Culver Alpha Chi Rho House Chicopee Falls, Mass. Prepared at Chicopee Falls High School Class Track 1113 Class Basketball 13, 413 Glee Club 1113 Westgate Club 1413 Chapel Choir 12, 3, 41 3 Intramural Athletic Council 13, 41. urer 1313 Honor Roll 12, 3, 413 Gerald Prize in English 131. . s-'-----A-A- --'-- 3 .....,...,,...., l l A 3 XX Wm! ...,.,,.,.... .. ........, M.. A -., Page Sixty-seven -5- ' .1i:ffy5.,1 ...W New . A N W r . X. . M FE? fisrsw 5325 ,,4f,,w ' .,, 'X NWN liflwiig flaw iglxfs Sim -EQQHSEQJQSSK Nqisisk Hifi . 4194.15 j X-.wo 1 S: ':.f1f-2 11,1 fs ,f-ff? ' o' Q,ff5-Ffa, 5:,:,,.:.gff'P' I Prepared at Wyoming Seminary Football Squad Q2Jg Varsity Debate fl, 2, 325 Der Deutsche Verein Q25 35 5 Radio Club 12, SJ 5 Honor Roll Cl, 2, 31. KK-Bill!! William Leon Day 16 Observatory Hall Colch-ester, Conn. Prepared at Bacon Academy Varsity Track Team 13, 41: Curt Curtis Hazen Deming, ATA Delta Tau Delta House White Plains, N. Y Prepared 'at White Plains High School Y. M. C, A. Cabinet 441, Smoker Committee 4355 Honor System Committee 1415 Chapel Committee f4Jg La Societe Francaise f3J. .... -ifie A A -'---A-A .,.,..,.,.,. A it , is-is ,, ,EQQQ XSQV . H REQ wafammevaesw 24 revs' ' .- M ....,.... a..,.,.........mWJ ,aft ' F , Page Sixty-eight fKMal!2 Malvin Edward Davis, AY, AEP, CDBK Delta Upsilon House Noxen., Pa ' ...N-P . . M , ewes- M., ...W imp fgzfiff' ffga fist c t'mM 'M 'Mmm M53 as MNXQNEX up -. We ff We . .M . ' new f52ifraX fsigi fzvw' gf' Ql..E'52f1x.' Egifiixfir 3 Slim, lfff:,agi,.5,yt.5:.5,i,L5j..:f1' .....a.,,,g4. 51 of I 1. , M, . mm... t 1 . X,......., ,ffl f, A hi.. :wf,V:A:::,,.Z,:,g Via X , KiRay7l William Raymond Donnell, QJN09 Eclectic House Asheville, N. C. Prepared at Elizabethton 1Tenn.5 High School Transferred from Emory and Henry College 1255 Intramural Athletic Council 1455 Varsity Baseball Squad 12, 355 Class Baseball 12, 355 Westgate Club 145. Mutt George Washington Emerson, BCH Beta Theta Pi House East Orange, N. J. Prepared at East Orange High School Skull and Serpentg Corpse and CoHin5 Flag Scrap Committee 13, 45 5 Introduction Day Com- mittee 1355 All Wesleyan Week-End Commit- tee 1255 Class Secretary and Treasurer 1255 Varsity Track Squad 1155 Varsity Track Team 12, 3,455 Captain 1455 Class Track 11, 2, 3, 45 5 Wasp Business Manager 1255 Friar's Club 12, 355 William James Club 13, 455 Treasurer Q45- Moak Miles Reisner Fasnacht, C. C. Commons Club House Lititz, Pa. Prepared at Lititz High School Class Track Team 1255 Adam Smith Club 13, 45. T 4 ,....,,. an N . ,l'--.l, waferafeyeew ' .- . . 5 f '-'--- Page Sixty-mine ww , g,.Jaa........,.r...-.-.,. 'M . M. , 'W' M'1Q.......,,f-C... WM .... it BNN ,..,,,....h......,.. ,,...,..w. .-N 'cliff' 1 .1 . 5 bw fit:-5' rs Rasa I ,. we I 'f. .1 f' - A f.,f N N , , Q -f Q.-,-.mail Lu RW? f ,. , ' ' ,, 5.1.1, 1,a,,.1:,:.5,,:, .-.'. l 2,1-iz. , , i , MMS Klvicif Victor Leonard Fox, EN Sigma Nu House Port Monmouth, N. J Prepared at Middletownship High School, N. J. Class Banquet Committee C15: Varsity Track Squad C2, 3, 455 Varsity Football Squad C355 Class Football C1, 3, 45 5 Class Track C15 5 Adam Smith Club C3, 45. 2E13:1:1:1:,:1:1:11:2s..2:1:1:1ssE'if.:' . , .,, -:13:51,,:,,.- 5 .isa-22 ,... ..,. , ., f, I l 1 f I ' 7? , f fr , , A 1 4 1,9 0 4 2,4 , f ,- 950 cj JJ 4 fffbif' fM,,e', ' 3 4 ,VE 'lv 7 75 JP r f , P, 7 f ' 5 , K! ly! 35,77 y ,i J 1 12 KM: IL-'ff' .'.1::g:g!L:1zf:4:Pg:-14 '- 5 , ,C 4 . , fa-E :E21::1:2'i2E1:EE5iE5f5S1'2v v ff .X A -'E V .5-5 -ws YH' gm: e -f I . 1-f Vgps:1:-v:-:.:-:-,-1s::-wa- Q ' ' 64' ' J ' 62 f .- , . ex ,M I fy Mm few-W 5 ,, U7 f 45, Q' ff' 4,1 4 1 , f 19,4 I q4gk A., ,Q 1, , aff' M224 Q' f, f, f 0 1' U , ff ff ' ff? Zig' S 1 , g H f M159 , 5 ' f fm' 7 ' 5 4 a 1 ' 317 Q ' ,g ' If , FY w A f A t j, f ,C , 4' F f Q, X , if ' f ,' KlDiCkJJ Richard Whitefield Freure 39 North College Brooklyn, N. Y. Prepared at Manual Training High School Class Debate C255 Rosa Club C455 Oxford Club C3, 455 Radio Club Cl, 2, 35 5 Vice-President C35. HAZ!! Alfred Kepner Fricke, APY Psi Upsilon House Swarthmore, Pa Prepared at Swarthmore High School Mystical Seveng Sigma Tau5 Senate C255 Class President C255 Junior Week Committee C355 Varsity Baseball Team C1, 2, 3, 455 Captain C2, 3, 455 Varsity Football Team C2, 3, 455 Basketball Squad C3, 455 Class Football Team C155 Class Basketball Team Cl, 2, 355 Captain C355 Personal Committee C355 Student Liquor Control Committee C45 5 Chairman Upper Class- man Flag Scrap Committee C455 Class Flag Scrap Committee C255 Class Banquet Commit- tee C255 Class Marshal C455 Adam Smith Club C455 German Club C155 Intramural Athletic Committee C45. V M 45,21 V Y ,,,,,,,,, A ..,. ,,. V ........ K V A -.A..-.l-. , M 4 .5 0 4: f X fmt, B 4 ' 55' , - iwwmwkw- -4--rrara 4-wwwyw a--i Saad Page Seven ty N-Anya: I-me' --ummm -4. .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, f ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.x,, at ,,,,,,,5Y , ..,::f':.5f4'E??zv:Qf'vxi 2?Q-w1x..m.. ..., ,. ...... ......,............, iw f?'e4'E.! ,f4'f 5512-i 4 Q :f- 5 ZKQDITZEQQK 5 iiiil E.-51'-zz .LA W' Cookie Franklin Pierce Frye, C.C., AEP Commons Club House Enfield, N. H. Prepared at Enfield High School Senate 1415 Debate Committee 1413 President 141g Varsity Debate 12, 31, Class Debate 1115 Captain 111 5 Assistant Manager of Debate 131 3 Manager 1415 Y. M. C, A. Cabinet 1413 Oxford Club 11, 2, 315 Honor Roll 1415 Briggs Prize 131. 141. IKEIIUPJ Everett Wallace Graham, IW1' Gamma Psi House Springfield, Mass. Prepared at Central High School Paint and Powder Club 1315 Atwater Club 13, 415 Radio Club 11, 2, 315 Sophomore Hop Committee 121. IKTQCZII Theodore Fredric Goldthorpe, C.C. Commons Club House Somersville, Conn. Prepared at Enfield High School Radio Club 12, 315 Rosa Club 1415 Honor Roll up ,,1 ,,,, , A i 1 H at4i,-,,i,,i, wefew-'YANFE 'W e ix. Q , ......,.. ,- ..,. .J A f Page Seventy-one Corresponding Secretary 1455 Honor Roll 12 ,gg k .ws X mv - Y2'cXgvM.,. ,,,,. M AAA,,A.,A 1,1 ,,,4-,s,,JlNm f5 'Wm 'm5K ijAj g.:,:.,+:,.T.1ssZT.. .....,. ..:fMR.:.-A-:.1L..TT, .,........ , ?f,,,'41 'f..,,,,,,.,W. 'M gg Ykifirzliif sei: fffw' 5, , Ni X Wfxxs, K- 2 :'f2::..--- E--Af'-'1'i 515 ff 'ff' l rg N' 'Q , 1 'X X' Y 'AX X 1' 1 , E.5::,.... IZ WPI aaafff' fimfiials YQQLQQEJBK l ig K W gmzxx 1-'-3+-N-me-W----Nasir ,iiixzrsr 'L -M e it?5,?f'tM'M n '1i'255'+M WN 'T'5iL KK -.1 it Y' 4 .... new M... Johnny John Edward Gran 27 North College West Wareham, Mass Prepared at Wareham High School Short Story Club 1455 Atwater Club 13, 455 35. GricZf' Austin West Gridley, B011 Beta Theta Pi House Springfield, N. J. Prepared at Pennington Seminary Senate 115, Class President 115, Class Ban- quet Committee 1153 Varsity Football Squad 12, 45, Varsity Swimming Squad 125, Varsity Swimming Team 1355 Managership Qualifica- tion, Tennis 125, Class Football 11, 2, 3, 453 Class Swimming 12, 45, Captain, Class Swim- ming Team 12, 45 5 Oxford Club 145 3 Sophomore Hop Committee. lKH1a'l!f Claude Robert Halford, XXII Chi Psi Lodge Pittsfield, Mass Prepared at Mt. Hermoin School Sigma Tau 1355 Basketball Managership Quali fication 1255 Class Football 1153 Class Ban quet Committee 11, 25, Junior Prom Commit tee, Adam Smith Club 145, Cotillion Club 115 Wwwhyfwyf-AN .. , , J m I 361' 'N -- A - , I ale.:-X L f. , My QQ wfxzi' ..-iffa Page Seventy-two ze '-.Mf'f,z WM, , ,,,4,, ,,M,,,,,?.efgg,1M,A Wy'--'M Mm, ,...... ,...,... M .A.A..A. 55: -5 ... 5 , f f ,, 3 , Msy. iiiiiffiwll-f':?g,g7fgigf ,fe-1 , ,171-ff jf M3 - .5 fi'fl,1zf11 swaps gixfifffczrfmmgl QZ.,3i511Efr5s.'Z9Q?fQW Jing.- W! v1f'f?f4d-----mwfiffiqi 535. XNW 1 -QQ Q' 'MM E 3 J' A ' ' U3 3 i at 7, 53.11 --' X uf .13-LX N I 1,354 -M' fi W f6Swml! Samuel Jerome Hardy, Jr., BGJH Beta Theta Pi House Evanston, Ill. Prepared at Scranton Central High School College Body Agency Committee 145, Forum 145, Varsity Track Squad 13, 45, Basketball Managership Qualifications 1235, Junior Prom Committee, Class Track 115 ' Glee Club 13, 45, Adam Smith Club 13, 45, William James Club 135, Chapel Choir 145, Honor Roll 11, 3, 45. Punk Warren Clark Heidel, WY Psi Upsilon House Middletown, Conn. Prepared at Phillips Andover Academy Skull and Serpent, Sigma Tau, Varsity Tennis Squad 125, Varsity Tennis Team 13, 45, Class Baseball Team 11, 25, Class Tennis Team 125, Glee Club 135, OLLA PODRIDA Board 135, Honor Roll 11, 25, Cotillion Club 11, 25. Dink Richard Pearson Hatfield, AY Delta Upsilon House Scotch Plains, N. J. Prepared at The Rogers Saint Claire,School Skull and Serpent, Sigma Tau, Senate 135, Secretary 135, Class President 135, Basketball Squad 12, 35, Varsity 145, Tennis Squad 115, Varsity 12, 3, 45, Captain 145, Class Basket- ball 11, 2, 35, Class Tennis 115, Personnel Committee 13, 45, Sophomore Hop Committee. - , ..... fag 5 ....,..... .1 .. ,.... .1 4Il..--.AI.,l M QSSSQESX 0 , : t N 4 V . xx. I N -A - t ......... -.. x , . Page Seventy-thr GZ is W-N.. .mm w,....... sw 17:-1r:.:-:inf--W., .4-vii.-.......-.-..,.............. f 'f.'7s?,l'f.lf........,1.. H. ,..r...? s . 'f , .....-..,...............,..... ..-U-f .sr-..,.. W- .... ..:'mM-fM,.L iigfggw, Nga. was www- wmwm-1 .ss .- .. is '3 xov t ' vga QNQQQ 6 Rv-XXX XX ,W Kgx- :Ei ,iz-51: ' : '17,W,,w' 55:5 g,.:wsvk...Lf:X:.y,s...mawMwNss.., smmamae ss. Hz-, xas ,Nxzx :ms -.Q-153:55 face ,if W' ff? fsz X, -fs , ra 'ww as sl, ' ll fi'.-:.':.s'ear.,'E,31bX.:f:...a-A....,....Q,,z .... 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Prepared at Curtis High School Skull and Serpent, Corpse and Coffin, Senate 141, Secretary-Treasurer College Body 1413 Varsity Tennis Squad 12, 315 Varsity Tennis Team 1215 Varsity Basketball Squad 12, 3, 415 Class Tennis Team 1115 Class Basketball Team 1113 Junior Prom Committeeg Publications Board 1415 Musical and Dramatic Board 1415 Debate Council 1413 Finance Committee 1413 Athletic Council 141, German Club 111, Delta Alpha Club 12, 3, 41. 'z:z:e-'i?T?iQ'a!'- ii' - -, 4- 5.-:-'-:-,-:z-:,v.,1,', 11' Awaw. 'fill-9'f'--'f 'P , ,if-.3g:':'.3,-ggz,-1:g::' ,,r- 'if fi ' . . .1 ,ms--.-::,:1 21, -' .5-:v.,1:r' - f,, .'ia 5 'iiz .- ' 1 1 Lfiiiiiif' ' i 231:f E1'fp ? .s:s1:s::.:zf-'sz.- .. ,g' , -'v'- fff52Eeli55z' :2fvi22'ff 'iz . ,.1-an -:2 2532 1 C 3 , I 2 I ff V 'X f ,Y 5 H I sf: f N if.. 1, A, ,1 'ffffif if I I s +' fy K0 5 1.6, 5 W I ef f A f W! ' A O f 4 5, 1 1 Q5 4 1 ff' A ffm wwf I -i -0 17 U ,, P I fe xv , 4' D M-,f 1 , f 4 ,, Q f 3, la! 'W m WW if, ,I V f 40 ww , f , M 1 , A , , , ,g y , Q . 1 Mx 26 , 63- g ohm , i V fp we , 1 A' 2 1- f W' f lu f ff ,GB . 5. .,:5gg9sf,.,A..z -- 'X ,,-A-. M4.-1.4.2 -. - 7- .-M , avg-srmg-sywi.-sfrz. 4, ,4, ff 51690540 ' f ' rg' f f 1 f I I' VZQWQ' 23,167 4 4 by 1 9 ,+-mf ' if 2,1 'Z16F, C 221 1 1 44. f 'N W + I ' X 1 ,ii .a f 4 f , 'F fl 3 , P u A 'I H 3 6 ' ff 1 0 wi! ' , f' 44 J ' 4 ri Ov! av ' ., M 4 4 Af 1 5 5 ' qv- 9 fi! ijt, yay M ' 99 ff 1' at . ' -v ,Z 1 ff .of , r Z ef fx? KIEU1! Everett James Holly, C.C. Commons Club House Walton, N. Y Prepared at Walton High School Oxford Club 12, 3, 41. , ,, -wwwhx .,.. , .,.. , .,.,,,.,,,, .. ....... . , . 'A'--4.-'l.- W i . , i li Q 4371 WESLEYAN 24 . .s A 6 lV'.- .UII 'lvl WJ 1 if: - ,2'?,,?' V N-. airs-A Mft? .. gafp. 1 s.e 'W Page S eventy-f our 'Z fini. ' ws..k,.s.s... ,f--vffwamwkw-. --- -..,. ..... ........ W-f C M, W... '. . s..,....,. .... 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Prepared at Albany High School Mystical Seven5 Corpse and CofHn5 Senate 1415 College Personnel Committee 1415 College Liquor Control Committee 1315 Class Vice- President 1315 Varsity Football Squad 13, 415 Assistant Manager of Basketball 1315 Manager 1415 Class Football 11, 2, 3, 415 Class Track 1115 Westgate Club 1415 Member Athletic Council5 German Club 1115 Sub-Frosh Week- End Committee. HAZ!! George Albert Hurley, BCH Beta Theta Pi House Yonkers, N. Y. Prepared at Erasmus Hall High School . Transferred from Williams 1315 Wasp Board 13, 41 5 Art Editor 141 5 Paint and Powder Club 13, 415 La Societe Francaise 13, 41. 5- iae -'e4- 2 rsrttttt ii., 5 l 'mfafaarisafasssi . Page Seventy-five wxiwffa ,W ,M - 'f5 A .ss M .....-,S? 'wW'N .... ?X1i'3flt'N1..,....,.............d... ...,.. N, qs, msn... :::ils1,5ff'3W,v:f: fgfff M14 ,X 75 is 5'-sQQzx,R mirmewbxsy-M-fag? .?f.L 4,.:fffrfi?si?fi ,f, if-'C , . am . Xsbx Ef5Jg',',,:iS '5:r'iiEiF't 5 - XX ,, 1, ef' Mi ri 'ef 5 iziwat 2 1 ' J aloe Mylon Cecil Jacobs, ATA , . Delta Tau Delta House Auburn, Maine Prepared at Skowhegan High School Mystical Seven5 Corpse and CofHn5 Varsity Baseball Team 12, 455 Varsity Football Squad 125 5 Class Football Team 11, 2, 35 : Class Base- ball Team 1155 Flag Scrap Committee 1255 Agency Committee 145 5 Class Banquet Commit- tee 1255 All Wesleyan Week-End Committee 1255 Junior Prom Committee 1355 Chairman Introduction Days Committee 145 5 Cotillion Club 115- Illakeif Edward Alfred Jacobson, EN Sigma Nu House Ossining, N. Y. Prepared at Ossining High School Transfeued from West Vir inia Wesle an 1 g y 1 5 3 Swimming Squad 12, 3, 45 5 Varsity 12, 45 5 Class Swimming' Team 1255 Adam Smith Club 1455 Oxford Club 12, 355 Honor Roll 12, 35. KIHQTLICYI Henry Johnson James 52 North College Provincetown, Mass. Preparedat East Greenwich Academy Argus Board 12, 355 Wasp Board 11, 255 Paint and Powder Club 13, 455 Scenic Manager 1455 Short Story Club 13, 455 Secretary-Treasurer 1455 Fine Arts Club 11, 2, 3, 455 Secretary- Treasurer 13, 455 Dormitory Committee 1455 American Dialect Society. .....,... , ........,.. , ,.,. 1, gg-1 , . 5, Wwanwxffw 42-4: A ' 55141 , .- W 5 m fiilT 'm 'W! ,f Page S evcnty-six -'----' -----wMf H'QZ?fl0fl'Il..,m.m.,mw-.. M ' 's'm '5-Nj? ,-gm, M., ,...... , .,....... . ..,,, WM, -.,,Ww. ,s.-..... T J f Af ms... -Hia -2- lm - 2253 f:'f'W . 155' fr-223 1 ' W . fa QW W--533211 Q 'W vWs.1 5:5lf55m'Z::WQi5Y5.532f'5e 1 .5.wg1c,-A-i--'f-a--'f'f:rffff'- 'bf ,V -W f 1.2154 N 1 1 Y Zsfsv-M,?5:' -- -AMN'-Hr -'-sIg'ma22,-sn11M-Es2 Xyaigrbs., fywfg? elif' X-if-l XWMJ' YSfSs,,.,, 1 wegsfgflaiaragaw ' M'-mbsf N x::::i g:a.-J :f Date Dayton Lewis Jones, C.C. Commons Club House Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Prepared at Saratoga Springs High School Oxford Club 12, 3, 45, rrsunnyxr Charles Augustine Kellogg, WY Psi Upsilon House Hudson Falls, N. Y Prepared at Hudson Falls High School Senate 1455 Varsity Track Squad 11, 2, 355 Assistant Manager of Glee Club 1355 Manager 1455 Chairman Student Forum Committee 1455 Musical and Dramatic Board 13, 455 Adam Smith Club 13, 455 Honor Roll 11, 2, 3, 455 Cotillion Club 115. llngillll William Henry Kelly, Jr., AACIJ Alpha Delta Phi House Albany, N. Y. Prepared at Albany High School Sigma Taug Chairman, College Body Smoker Committee 1455 All Wesleyan Week-End Com- mittee 1155 Junior Prom Committeeg Baseball Managership Qualifications5 Class Swimming 11, 2, 355 Glee Club 11, 255 Song Leader 1455 Adam Smith Club 11, 255 Class Football 145. as arrriire ia.aa.aa.i.aa l l G 19 WESLQYAN 24 ' V - J 5 ......... U, ,, 4 N - 1 '- 'A f ' l y Page S ev enty-seven ','1:,, a is Y' f- we Gil-PAL: wmfillllllliffmi M-0-4-M--M-W-A - -A-em me-Q . 0' ,f i 1 Q . Sgiiiix NRS, X --A -:sifiis :sf .....-' 1 . 'V .... ,..-.. -A A . i - 5:.' mug, 12':r' 'X an ,,,,,,:,'1i'lEE A ii? 'fi X ' M N rrfguddyu ' Edwin Blackwell Knowles, Jr., KPY, IIAE Psi Upsilon House Lancaster, Pa. Prepared at Pennington School Mystical Seven, Class President 145, Varsity Track Squad 11, 25, Varsity Track Team 13, 45 , Cross Country Squad 115, Cross Country Team 12, 35, Assistant Manager of Swimming 135, Manager 145 , Class Swimming Team 125 , Class Track Team 115 , Wasp Board 11, 2, 3, 45 , Edi- tor-in-chief 145, Chairman Customs Committee 145, Alumni Smoker Committee 145, Finance Committee 145, Paint and Powder Club 12, 3, 45, Short Story Club 12, 3, 45 3 President 135, Eine Arts Club 12, 3, 45, Honor Roll 13, 45, Member of Executive Council N. E. I. S. A. 145, Friars 13, 45. If-Ketii Charles Wesley Ketler, ATA Delta Tau Delta House Westwood, N. J. Prepared at Westwood High School Class Baseball Squad 135, Class Football Squad 115 , Class Football Team 145 , Intramural Ath- letic Council 135, William James Club 145. fllleev Leland Ellsworth LaGanke, AAG Alpha Delta Phi House Cleveland, Ohio Prepared at Wilbraham Academy Mystical Seven, Corpse and Coiiin, Senate 145, Class Secretary 145, Junior Week Committee, Varsity Football Team 12, 3, 45 3 Baseball Squad 11, 2, 35, Class Baseball 115, Class Football 115, Chairman Liquor Control Committee 145, Class Banquet Committee 125, Class Day Pipe Ceremony, Pre-Medical Club 13, 45, Gerald Prize Economics. -- -4 .,,, W -..- N -----4--- A 1 as A ,.,......... 1 A Ny V .., N ll a T23 Wavssazsfsfasrsf it e cs A 1 .,-....- -5.-wma A J , Q .,.., fmii Page Seventy-eiyltt A fy .-.., , , ., ,warms ., W mm, ...... M... 55:,?'Niitf'fj,y: ,fa-ji fiifz 5 ,g , .. 1, ,. WM A Xi?-iiffrk 9525? ,055 Slices- EM 1222542331331 3 .ff-0 fa. M- -as W. 'f1f. ff..-t'1'W5-QE,ii.5f?55'l1f Wfmiyifrk 3, J A X 'sf 'R - ,f 23' ,., j -.fs X. ,..fx' Xsssez.,-f,.., 1.4,-ggi'-'f XM,-.J ww 955- -if-.1 .., .,.-Q.-.f:-,Af '--sits i.:..fya.z :if I I Chic? 7 w Charles McLane Lester, QDNQJ Eclectic House Montclair, N. J. Prepared at Mlontclair High School Mystical Seven5 Corpse and CoHin5 Class Treas- urer 1115 Class Vice-President 1415 Customs Committee 1415 Class Banquet Committee 1115 Sophomore Hop Committee 1215 Chairman Junior Week Committee 1315 Chapel Commit- tee 1315 Chairman Student Friendship Fund Committee 1415 Chairman Class Day Commit- tee 141 5 Varsity Football Squad 12, 3, 41 5 Var- sity Football Team 13, 415 Class Football Team 1115 Class Baseball Team 1115 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 1315 Paint and Powder Club 12. 315 Delta Alpha 12, 3, 41 5 German Club 111 5 Honor Roll 131. Fritz Frederick Earle Lord, Jr., C.C. Commons Club House Warehouse Point, Conn. Prepared at Enfield High School Class Baseball 12.15 Radio Club 12, 315 Secre- tar -Treasurer 3 ' Rosa Club 415 President if 1 1, 1 1415 Handbook, Manager 141. HJ06!! Joseph Rippel Lockwood, ATA Delta Tau Delta House Greenwich, Conn Prepared at Greenwich High School Transferred from Middlebury College 121 5 Var- sity Track Squad 1315 Class Football 13, 415 Cheer Leader 1415 Der Deutsche Verein 141. l l l H333 3 -M - Y '-------- -- --'-55-5 - ..... -.., V Ss- 'M F 5 W - N l g : -19 f 5wEfet.ie.-erases! 12,42 HW ., Tx f ' , m '1 NJ Lf? - 1 fM'P ks-is, ,aa-X17 Nr-Na 5.11239-ff!! Page Seven ty-nine u Q -'.!.h , .ss2lw5:,:.. . 32? 3 .r ws- U ,. ez- ., ,..,....,,,.....- .... -.,..u... ,--N-am: mv-----W iii?-' '- 'xii ,f ' if' , , ,jim fir .-if .-3:25255 ' 1, 'Elf afaafa' Silas- EQQURQQSK QMMJMQQ' 1 L I sc 'ILXZS Jswmw' Xszfv ' A '52 bij km 'X x Q- N Nav:-EQ' !KMing!! Paul Marcus, C.C. Commons Club House New York, N. Y. Prepared at New Rochelle High School Class Baseball 11, 2, 315 Class Football 1215 Class Swimming 1215 Westgate Club 141. u MOLdd'ie,' John Hendy Maddaford, BCH, AEP Prepared at Wyomino' Seminary Varsity Track Squad 12, 315 Debate Council 1415 Varsity Debate 12, 315 Y. M. C. A. Cabi- net 141 5 President 141 5 Classical Club 12, 3, 41 5 Oxford Club 12, 3, 415 President 141. !KMaxI, Richard Barnett Maxwell, WY Psi Upsilon House Winona, Minn Prepared at Winona Hih School Skull and Serpentg Sigma Tau5 Class Vice- President 1215 Varsity Track Team 11, 2, 315 Varsity Swimming Team 11, 2, 315 Captain 1315 Varsity Football Squad 12, 31 5 Class Foot- ball Team 11, 2, 315' Class Basketball Team 11, 2, 315 Personnel Committee 1315 William James Club 1315 Honor Roll 11, 2, 315 Chapel Choir 1115 German Club 111. n Wig 5 ,,..., N ,., , .,,.,,.......... , , ,,,,,,,,s .,.v--VA..'I W , M i l 24 as aaaaaisaa 1 Wm al-- 4, fi Page Eighty Beta Theta Pi House Honesdale, Pa. 'f we -4 QM --W ,.... ,....,. M .....,, I , , '-w- M A ,. ...mg .......... , ..... ,W .,.,,.,...M.....W,..A.. ,f .ggfvffff fiwctr tl. asses. elf? fn' 'rmrzfsal fc' 1 fl 19 Y ,f-A ,. 3 M M2313 WX 'Sis if fi!! , 3 'f EE: 4.1 .443 ' .. ' .. ' r ,..1...,.,..M..:r f 50:1 1 T. . f 3 N jaifxzfzfag M 0 ose Waldo Burnett Miller, AY Delta Upsilon House Swarthmore, Pa. Prepared at Waltham High School Senate 1435 Chairman College Auditing Com- mittee5 Class Banquet Committee 11, 23 5 Junior Prom Committeeg Assistant Manager of Tennis 1335 Manager 1435 Swimming Managership Qualification 1235 Class Football 11, 2, 3, 435 Class Baseball 11, 2, 335 William James Club 143 1 Hank Allison Hoyt Mitchell, AXP Alpha Chi Rho House Taunton, Mass Prepared at Taunton High School Varsitv Swimming Squad 1335 Varsity Soccer Team 13, 435 La Societe Francaise 12, 3, 435 Chapel Committee 1435 Junior Prom Commit- teeg Class Day Committee5 Junior Honors in ' F'rcmlc Francis Keiter Moll, EN, fIwBK Sigma Nu House Pottsville, Pa. Prepared at Pottsville High School Senate 1435 Varsity Squad, Swimming 1335 Soccer Team 1335 Assistant Manager of Track 1335 Manager 1435'Class Debate 1135 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 1435 Paint and Powder Club 11, 2, 3, 435 Pre-Medical Club 13, 435 Westgate Club 1335 Oxford Club 11, 2, 335 Honor Roll 11, 2, 3, 435 Chairman Chapel Committee 143. Romance Languages. 5 .. A ....,..,-- -1 --i-- A ef ageee A .,..,..,.... 1 l 1 . -g? N'ss4,R 4 - , , A-Psi , W swear 449 3 swafesssmsemm Z4 t , .,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.1- .... 15 Page Eighty-one .- as A,,,,, --gas-.-asm im ' 'A mam-fm-, sm--'7753k92':-wm---'-u-MMMu-----.efs1em.:eseeesl. - X' 1 N'-sf. ,ffgl 53143-M' 90325-'QM E if rssng tif, gm... X v --N W K ' 1,:3y,3g,,f t Hugh Isidore Nanton, AEK 11 Observatory Hall Boeas del Toro, R. P. Prepared at Howard Academy Varsity Debate 141. George Washington More, Jr. 29 New Dormitory Ridgewood, N. J. Prepared at Ridgewood High School Senate 1415 Junior Exhibition5 OLLA POD- RIDA Board 13, 415 Advertising Manager 1415 Westgate Club 1415 Chairman Dormitory Committee 1415 Liquor Control Committee 141. Ch0wZ'Le Charles' Francis Nettleship, Jr., EN, HAE Sigma Nu House Newark, N. J Prepared at Newark Academy Senate 13, 415 Varsity Baseball Squad 12, 3, 41 5 Class Baseball 11, 2, 3, 41: Class Football 12, 3, 415 Class Basketball 11, 2, 3, 415 Argus Board 12, 3, 415 Editor-in-Chief 1415 Publi- cations Board' 1415 Vice-President 1415 Short Story Club 12, 315 Secretary-Treasurer 1315 Adam Smith Club 13, 415 President 1415 Honor Roll 11, 3, 415 Customs Committee 1415 All Wesleyan Week-End Committee 1215 Honor- able Mention, Cole Prize 1115 Sophomore Hop Committee. l .... . WK W .,.,,.,., -M '-'--'----' ' ' 'M-S A 0 19, Wsfstlfsrew 2. .4 .- '--'----- -gig - - gg E9-- QQ1:i1:,,..,..,,,....-'-- 'E?A 1 -.. ,,,m.::g2sf-3127! 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Prepared at Irving School Sigma Tau, Skull and Serpentg Senate 141, Chairman College Agency Committee 5 Class Vice-President 1115 Class Banquet Committee 111g Intramural Athletic Council 13, 415 Class Day Committee, Assistant Manager of Baseball 1313 Manager 1419 Class Football 11, 215 Y. M. Hapz: Ernest Dressel North, 2nd., AY Delta Upsilon House Upper Montclair, N. J Prepared at Montclair High School Junior Exhibition 1315 Wasp Board 11, 21, Circulation Manager 1215 Glee Club 13, 413 Westgate Club 13, 415 Honor Roll 11, 2, 3, 41. C. A. Cabinet 1313 Westgate Club 1415 German Club 111. 7 1, ..,.... 4223 if ---'-'-4 M- ----me ....,....... .1 1 l f '19 g wwsaaavassr 24 ' V .4,,l-.-. U-E-M--fmt---J ---'riri-- ' .- . VN w-,Af xxx Page Eighty-thre :ff.v.-Sldrfarrvfffs-aS......,... ..... . ..-..-- wUf '?'3L-- lZSfT--Gxm 'mmiwfxwhv-M -l1f 1':Kf5??5Rii'QxifQl 'x--'W-eneweweww 4 - - - was Walt Walter Stanton Root, F111 Gamma Psi House Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Prepared at Middletown High School Pre-Medical Club 13, 41, Honor Roll 12, 315 Intramural Athletic Council 1413 Junior Prom Committee, Transferred from Rutgers Col- lege 121. Rox Floyd Clark Rule, EN Sigma Nu House Meriden, Conn. Prepared at Meriden High School Glee Club 12, 3, 43. Charlie Charles Avery Sanford, AXP Alpha Chi Rho House Hadlyme Prepared at Suffield School Westgate Club 13, 413 President 145. -I A '-4',--- W--A A .......,l.,.. W, i :I : ' zi Sim ' ? ', - , . : f- , eil '-:M N ii i -.gl Qlfgujf' WRSLIKWYESN 25' ......,l. ,Wi f e Neff e---lf--l - '--W ---- ef 'in A Page Eighty-four 4 fi X fy, . .... .M ...Mai i 'f I X554 ,fffff ' ' Q f 4 is NNTP. jj 3 e,.-g:M X,-Q2 55'-M------e,ffwm f - xl A , :Jr '- '155?f ..52il3q'if1 'lql' .SL ' ' I Q N ' H ---- fl ffsaxlf Rexford Nichols Saxton, C.C. Commons Club House Uxbridge, Mass. Prepared at Mount Hermon School Adam Smith Club f3, 475 Westgate Club C4J. - Eddie - A Edwin Palmer Scriggins, B911 - Beta Theta Pi House East Orang-e, N. J. llcalfi Calvin Sidney Smith 51 Park Place Middletown, Conn. Prepared at Middletown High School Radio Club 135. Prepared at East Orange High School Varsity Football 12, 415 Varsity Track Squad Q2, 415 Class Football fl, 355 Captain fl, 315 Glee Club flj g Adam Smith Club Q-45. ........r 4 M W? Agllplyplplug M U s lNss4 a,ggi9,r 4 WHSMHYM Page Eighty-Jive s .'.'.!.0 I. :isilizfcfiiu .. g........... was xs.........3MwW,-km v-'NNX5-5 -'26-.,Q.,,X A KM tr:-me.-.1-aw N'-M-4-f1.,g few' .M ......,..... s - 7'qf:lf'yWM. 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Xfw-fsiagfisxtt' Xfeegeab-we fi KIDOWII Donald French Smith, FXII, AEP Gamma Psi House York Village, Maine Prepared at York Village High School Varsity Track Squad 1255 Junior Editor Argus 1255 Senior Editor 13, 455 Varsity Debate 12, 355 Class Debate 1255 Westgate Club 1455 Honor Roll 11, 25. h'GypU Monroe William Smith, AY, AEP Wesleyan Faculty Club Glens Falls, N. Y. Prepared at Mount Hermon Junior Exhibition, First Prize 1355 Varsity Cross Country Team 12, 3, 455 Captain Cross Country 1455 Varsity Track Team 11, 2, 3, 455 Swimming Squad 1455 Class Football 11, 455 Associate Editor OLLA PODRIDA 1355 Debate Council 1455 Glee Club Member 1355 Varsity Debate 12, 3, 455 Assistant Manager Debate 135 5 William James Club 145 5 Oxford Club 1455 Honor Roll 1155 Parker Prize 125. HTOPIF . Malcolm Drake Spinning, AXP Alpha Chi Rho House Bloomfield, N. J Prepared at Bloomfield High School Argus Board 12, 3, 455 Atwater Club 12., 3, 455 Secretary 1355 President 145. - 5 . rearerr- llal e WESEMWXQSN 'Zfi 5 --r'55' Page Eighty-sim ,..,..,f-3... ,.....,...,, ......... . .... a.........Qs,.SS,,j,3-qs-farilxggiffy , FM' ,., , ' 4 A 22' Za - -..-f, ff' 2 .gig N QNX ,Q11?JMgik'1.s::52if A sw fffff' ,A s so Nw. 14224:-wzflfrwif iillzie ,KW ,, fill If OL,a.QfX.'EfffQX?!3QfJ23s if 1 ,Q . W, 41 M f1:..':'..L'.f ,NVRCF7 cl Mjzjjag :I -M--M A v9 ctw' ' M Steve Julian Kingsley Stevens 27 North College West Hartford, Conn. Prepared at West Hartford High School Cross Country Squad 12, 31, Honor Roll 11, 2, 3, 415 One-Half Sherman Prize 1115 The Rice Prize 121. St'r'iclc Francis Cowles Strickland 30 North College Manchester Prepared at South Manchester High School Class Banquet Committee 1115 College Agency Committee 1419 Wasp Board 11, 2, 3, 415 EX- change Editor 12, 3, 415 Assistant Manager Dramatics 1315 Manager 1415 Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 41, Musical and Dramatic Board 1315 Paint and Powder Club 11, 2, 3. 413 Short Story Club 12, 3, 41, Fine Arts Club 11, 2, 3, 415 Chapel Choir 13, 41. flphilil Philip John Stomberg 27 5 William Street Middletown Prepared at Middletown High School Class Basketball 13, 415 Adam Smith Club 13, 41, Honor Roll 12, 3, 41. - .,,p A ---- -e 3- s'-'-- A ,....,......, 0 19 WVESLHMWAN ' ix. 4 ..,,,.... A ....,... xljgff ,J ' Page Eighty-seven 9572-1?Em:vfr:w1's---r---M-M--M-W T' ------- -M-M---W--s4'w:.:s:me1Y'ssfGF:wv1! '- wif? 15523.52 . .. . WQFQN 5 ry55f5f-jffgiib MJ NN Lis W ll 75 Don Donald Balch Summers, EN Sigma Nu House Maplewood, N. J Zenas Monroe Sykes, EN, HAE Sigma Nu House A Glen Ridge, N. J. Prepared at Glen Ridge High School OLLA PODRIDA Board 13, 41 5 Editor-in-Chief 1415 Publications Board 1415 Pre-Medical Club 13, 415 Junior Prom Committee. Prepared at South Orange High School Varsity Football Squad 12, 3, 415 Basketball Squad 13, 415 Tennis Squad 1315 Class Foot- ball 11, 2, 3, 41 5 Class Basketball 12, 3, 41 5 Cap- tain 1415 Class Baseball 12, 3, 415 Class Swim- ming' 1215 Class Tennis 12, 3. 415 Pre-Medical Club 1415 Atwater Club 13, 415 Der Deutsche Verein 13, 41. Bill ' l I RoZZ1le Rollin Tarleton, AKE Delta Kappa Epsilon Brooklyn, N. Y Prepared at Erasmus Hall College Smoker Committee 1415 Junior Prom Committee5 'Class Day Historiang Swimming Managership ,Qualifications 1215 Class Track 1115 Argus Board 13, 415 Delta Alpha 13, 415 Classical Club 12, 3, 415 Honor Roll 11, 2, 3, 415 German Club 111. l X Y Wai . ..c.. ,, , , ,...........,.. ...... . , . . 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Prepared at Wilbraham Academy Class Treasurer 145 ' Senate 1355 College Body Finance Committee 1455 Class Day Committeeg Manager Swimming 135 5 Class Tennis 12, 3, 45 5 Class Basketball 11, 2, 8, 455 Class Football 12, 455 Sophomore Hop Committeeg Intramural Aghietie Council 1455 Varsity Tennis Squad 'fBabe George Ross Thomas, ATA Delta Tau Delta House Royersford, Pa. Prepared at South Philadelphia High School Varsity Swimming Team 11, 2, 3, 455 Football Managership Qualifications 1255 Class Swim- ming Team 1455 Class Track Team 1255 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 1455 Soccer Team 1355 Westgate Club 13, 455 Oxford Club 11, 2, 3, 455 Radio Club 12, 35. - - -M 1-A- f -f'-A ' - .......,..., M - .. - ii so . - 5' W se Mffy i l l.. 13, WHSLXWYW 24? .....,,,. 1 5 f A ii'i'-i55 5-A-me Qksi A+ Page Eighty-nine was ,wfmsmim-Q. 5 A J, ,A ,,,,g 'A ' ac.. 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Commons Club Uxbridge, Mass Prepared at Uxbridge High School Mystical Seveng Leonard Scholarship 1455 Sen- ate 1455 President 1455 College Body President 1455 Liquor Control Committee 1355 Class Ban- quet Committee 125 5 Intramural Athletic Coun- cil 135 5 All Wesleyan Week-End Committee 125 5 Varsity Baseball Team 12, 3, 455 Varsity Bas- ketball Squad 12, 355 Junior Prom Committee5 Master of Ivy Ceremonyg Class Baseball 1155 Class Basketball 11, 2, 3, 45 5 Argus Board 125 5 Publications Board 1455 Musical and Dramatic Board 1455 Debate Council 145: Upperclassman Flag Scrap Committee 135 5 Upperclassman Can- non Scrap Committee 1355 Honor Roll 11, 2, 3, 45. me i-a- A- A-2 4'ar-er-ierre A 2 i,ii.ii.i,i.i fs,-f--M ix, M ' ,, - .....,.., .,.-s,,,.. .mm ..... ,J Page Ninety ,. ff, f-,mwaw'- -'- .mv 4. wg,-N-W 2 f mXl..fx..... M W3 K W-.,,, -mime? ..........,.... ..... ....,., ..,. .,v3,,.N' M, .... ' K NW' . ,,,.x,, ......... E .X ,........,. ....... ,s..,,.,s...,.,s,,r Nauru, 2:2 'I - 3' ':: 5' ,ff ' r 5 1 N, sul'--lgif-ff jg Gr Nix, lff!:,'3'gg Walla ,fav 55 Q, fi -fs-fi-1 'L X M xxx ig . M ' X 1:4 , ,752 ' I, LJ w-A lycixzs. -M L ,I .f:.-,-7 MP5 rr Wallyfr Mead Walworth, EN Sigma Nu House New York, N. Y. Prepared at New Rochelle High School Varsity Swimming Team 145 5 Swimming Squad 12,.355. Varsity Baseball Squad 13, 455 Class Swimming 12, 3, 455 Class Baseball 12, 3, 455 Class Basketball 145 5 Wasp Board 13, 45 5 Asso- ciate Editor 1455 William James Club 13, 455 Recording Secretary 1455 Honorable Mention, Ylfalkley Prize in Psychology 1355 Honor Roll 1 llcutll Cutler DeLong West, X'Il, CIDBK Chi Psi Lodge Glens Falls, N. Y. Prepared at Glens Falls High School Argus Board 12, 3, 455 Atwater Club 13, 455 Treasurer 1455 Ayres Prize 1155 Honor Roll il, 2, 3, 45- Ollie Clarence Oliver Wheeler, C.C., HAE Commons Club House Hammondsfort, N. Y. Prepared at Corning North Side High School Junior Exhibitiong Varsity Track Squad 11, 255 Varsity Cross Country Team 13, 45 5 Class Track 115 5 Class Football 125 5 OLLA PODRIDA Board 13, 45 5 Assistant Business Manager 135 5 Business Manager 145 5 Publications Board 1455 Oxford Club 12, 3, 45. E . 5 3 ,...,. 1? ..,.... M., ,.,...........,., . .Y l l i fg waaeam-Msfaesisf rr' SX, W' A , , .......,. ...mia 1, ' 3 .,5---ffEs4... ,, Page Ninety-one -Q Zz!-V5.1 ...4EE2Xs5?3FR -vc 'fxx-. N :, ,Nws S is xx Cigiigigzxg-f:-g1.............a......,,-7,','2?f2QYX..,..3s.....4::x..,,,C:' ' 'Mkl111 A1.,..,,,ms... fst'If1f....f'??iQ211'Qs-'-Mq..,.,,.. ...M iff: if- ----' ffif fff--F:-WAwsQGdwegifvdwmwri 2WWmWf-M-WaguagysW..-i...-mmsQ,s..,::.L.1:m:.1-:::f5ezsa:spweasrrr 5:1,l?:.Z?g A'xw.r,,f5,,E 1427! ,QE ,..,,s.f,.... ..M,,.w.,.Mis..N.a..m.....XvNw,.,..-.,.Swww..ax..,Qsr-, gg--X Xxxcxg-,px ,145 Qzpxxqxwmgga LEQFQI gflwifiii ,ffjf 2g??2,.L2 ,. . . . 'NQQQN grayed, l:,.--A ,:.h...-uwqpff , 'wg - 1-we A A www Xxx-A-f f' N i :1,a:.uXm Nwcss. 1aes::.hQa?':PE.,g-es: f' Tum-. Nw' 1 4.1 I-wise' ,fggatrlv HwMww .-QNX --'- --M-r 's5fr:b2WS?::rfAf,Qs1r . 'sf L45 XM? XCEYSEEFSSKQ' .,,, Q... . Fmulc Francis Daniel Wiener, CDNGJ Eclectic House New York, N. Y Prepared at Stuyvesant High School lim!! Edwin Whitmore Wilkinson, AY, IIAE Delta Upsilon House Brooklyn, N. Y. Prepared at Adelphi Academy Argus Board K3, 415 Associate Editor 4415 Class Basketball CB, 415 Class Baseball 131. zlwoodyyr William Watson Woodford, BQDH 4 Beta Theta Pi House Hartford, Conn Prepared. at Hartford High School Class Track Team 42, 31 3 Glee Club fl, 2, 3, 41 g Leader f41g Song' Leader f3, 415 Chapel Choir f41g Musical and Dramatic Board 1413 Jibers 12, 3, 415 Rosa Club Q41. P ---:F --,.' 4. ' Nas. T A ---,--'-aa --+a,- A -tA- A .......... i.c...r....a A ef ll:-rfilnfl t 0 1.2-15 wefsmefaw 242 '21 HRK?-4 5 : I l ix J 5 , if . ' W 7 4. 1- ,..,... ..u.....,w.............,..w.n.---f if J Myfgf -T J 4 a w 1 l,,,5: f,L-4 -xii? I-',f 15:53 Page Ninety-two xklflfki 17-Fr,-,ve-rp .,,.,,,,,,.....,.,-.....,.....7 ..,-ffA'5 ............. f,xx,....,, Mm' N .,,,,,,,f-xv wh.. .... ... W fer? ,,. 'A ' ,ff ' ' gp mm :ii gliiiifwiszgl ,,f:fW'i' lla EQQUREEUQQ. .W time br YV l4B0bJJ Robert Harold Wrubel 21 Pearl Street Middletown, Conn. Prepared at Middletown High School Senate Q45 3 Class Banquet Committee Q15 5 Flag Scrap Committee Q15g Junior Prom Committee, Glee Club 12, 3, 455 Jibers 12, 3, 453 Song Leader 1455 Paint and Powder Club C3, 455 Adam Smith Club 13, 45. lfTat!7 Tatsuzo Yamagata 3 Observatory Hall Osaka Y. M. C. A., Japan Prepared at Osaka Y, M. C. A. Vice-Leader of the Student Volunteer Band. - ' ' - - ---l. 4 . .--.-.-. M -.-l. ....,. ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, , 4 : ' N I :F sl'w'vHwar..wY?eN iid ..,. ' W ' wg n'tJ 4 - 2 Xqrem-L--V-f--fygg af53 5 , ,,?t'f Page .Nine ty-three -c ' slif' he 4 N .,,. .. '5'3:f 'isY ' wa' ',!AX 9Cmx 'l '--.. ...Wren H.-.... ,144 E 5..M.......u.....,.......,........,.........a., W...mM. X. ,.. as ...gi ,X NQqQlQQ,X 1335.7 .. 5:ll ?'5 ,f'9 ' ?l'Q i1 M' ' MSM ws ss . 1 ESX Mikasa. Elliigg' fflff glZli' Wil xaiiiffx' Sasaki .ASM 1 swiss, 15,15-T-fffgyggifdf gn, sf -as , sikgqvxwzgmzzggui -m .:z,-v1.33---M-M-MTW - if N - - . -- '41,3.fL...v,,E.3l' fair? if' MM - Q sax. isfbffwmw-mm 'W' J' N C21 f Uhr Mgm iKrg The Key to the Fayerweather Gymnasium is presented at Class Day by the class holding it, to the class in college which is considered the most popular. Presented Presented Presented Presented Presented Presented Presented Presented Presented Presented Presented Presented Presented Presented Presented E. L. Steele, for '94, to L. K. Willman, for '9'7. K. E. North, for '97, to W. R. Matton, for '99. R. E. Howard, for '99, to H. H. Sawyer, for '01, J. O. Wolcott, for '01, to H. F. Legg, for '04. P. Nixon, for '04, to C. W. Atwater, for '06. C. E. Hancock, for '06, to G. C. Douglas, for '08. G. C. Douglas, for '08, to J. G. Paine, for '09. J. G. Paine, for '09, to H. D. Jones, for '12, R. W. Eaton, for '12, to R. S. Gibbs, for '13. J. I. Wendell, for '13, to'H. L. Pratt, for '14, H. L. Pratt, for '14, to F. A. Slocum, Jr., for '16, G. W. Beeman, for '16, to R. D. Boyle, Jr., for '18. L. I. Pitt, for '18, to R. H. Anderson, for '20. K. V. Dixon, for '20, to C. P. Bateman, for '21, F. M. Johnson, for '21, to A. W. Gridley, for '24. ' - V ,M , , V ,,,,,,,,,,.. .. ,.,.. . ,.. - v.IIAvI,v.4I W 5 ' I t 19 Vxi'EfSI...H'YEAlNT 4Wwr::.s,g . -,,,,,,fq7N pl ' x Page Ninety-four ,f .my 1 -1' S 5 2 '-E : 'T- 5' E E 5 J Z f f J ...nf HSA . WHLlIIIllIIlIIllIillI' i-2 ' ' flllI l!IlmlfgIlHm i2Iw:5Z4'A 6 -- -. ... . . K . flmfl Q.. , b lI!lE'!ii-115 24 E N sl f.:ii4lll'llHLE-55 sh Elmsmns-Hn-'NLM Ellllllmwi UE Dm mmmm .'3h. IIHUIIUE Cl mmmmmm Ummm lilffi' ff HHggg UDUDUU E E ' I f ' 1 ! 1544 'pi' 1, - I 9 X , IWW! Q W Mg 1 lU! If f , .V 1!!f,fff1E3.f s3r '1 - Ei l U If f Ewfglgii-TV-:E .mms fff Zff SSS f W Q Eli U U .N m ii I 7. ' 22 JUNIOR CLASS ' :f !4,l ,,.k, W Q ,MM ,......... : Ww Nf Xx, ,, C: MS5 ' ., ,:y.1:pa5fn:.,. is.: ff -is ... W ,, rx ss, far Ja! Qrilazsrfigiaififilififvx. -Jfff.-.L-:M 1. J-155-sf f W.. ..,.,. ....... f .J 'W is :- Q muffin t- N' --, .. fi 1'-f ' .iv-52-., ln:-.,7':'3-,Ef'? 1 BO FRANCIS 3luniur 0112155 Eiatnrg Four times in a century old J. Wesley creeps out of a dark night, for an old-fashioned game of craps. The first throw of the dice makes or mars twenty-five years of our Alma lVlater's history. Our ever-solicitous pa- triarch is now enjoying his deepest slumber to date in consequence of that last miraculous toss of two and five. For, who can deny that the household gods are safest in the hands of the class, whose Prom reached that point of culminating brilliance such as to preclude, out of sheer giddiness, the emu- lation of all succeeding generations? Our dignity having been recognized by the unanimous defeat of the beating it agitation on the part of '24, we set about to systematize our subjugation of the aforementioned element. The Hag scrap outcome was but the daybreak of our genius. A tug-of-war, a class picture, a class ban- quet, and a series of enforced shower baths were incidents in a program of events so conducted as to utt-erly lay bare the fallacy of so-phomore sup-eri- ority. However, 1926 was completely bailed by the docility which we failed to evidence in the succeeding flag scrap, and the scrap was flagged in the record time of two minutes. Both years we banqueted at Stueck's after due consideration of the Argus's tearful plea for patronage of local indus- tries, a couple of mussed up dormitories attested to our success. ',,. .1 .------ - P - VW- . ,' 4 .... .F is , A - 19 wvafaiamarlais .565 rv ' iss. .' v -----'-- --W 1--- -J t i 4 Z z: r,f,--. Page N inety-sez: rn w'.19i'f41i 'ff::r, asm' '- WWW. .fskm Aff-mama-x..,, X 0 ,sk-+---fr' H filgl-f9'n91f..llll,,Qf,Q 'E -M 0I1 i ?'S ' ..... f 2' lv 2 ,s N ,iiixrimg :vxafxgg lEa,fi34 IS,:-familar ,file my 3-,gg , E'Sf NXi'AEi ,3Y1f'S2fj,X' Nxsisgs., filil file .rv 1351 2,.i.,:m1s.s,xx ,N kiwi.:-X Vw-f N I WN F111-2:-fiaff--M-egiiaiffff 47Qf',,45?i ti ,J f msgs Mmmhawaglksxssff-Qgssf-fmiiil :LU ....... r,,..,,....:95,,... EX , ,A,AA , s '44, ,cw if .99 3.555 Xxx x Vxxgyi... was wx, J 7' ,551 ' Q1-.5-Erxisllawz ' But, while our officers were in the above nose-thumbing, we, as a class, were developing men for all departments of college activity. A survey of the sports finds Howard, Studwell, Lyman, Riday, and Ensinger playing football g McLane, Carpenter, and Francis in basketball, Schweiker in ten- nisg Maxwell, Riday, and Lyman in track, Reynolds and Umpleby in base- ball, Maxwell, Pilat, Bliss, and Carr in swimming, and Lockhart in golf and soccer. To the gentle art ofhdebate, we have dedicated Bromage, Gifford, and Lounsbury, while, with Joe Swain at the Physical Education Ofiice, we are more than capably represented among the leaders of radical thought in the college today. We contribute a jiber in the person of Riday and other musicians of recognized talent too numerous to list. On the honor rolls of date, we have out-stripped all competitors, a fact which augurs well for a large Phi Beta enrollment. We pause to express our regret over the loss of such men as White, Howie, and Maxwell, of whom we can assure high serv-- ice in whatever ranks they enter. And in closing we lift to our shoulders our president, Bo Francis, with confidence that the high calling of 1925 will lead us to undreamed of glories in our last year at college and in the decades to follow. Qllaaz ijrll Wes-Zey-cm-al Rah! Rah! Ria,h! Wes-ley-an-a.' Rah! '25! '25! C251 ......,... ..,, . , ,..,. I'.'.--4-' 'ii' ' H M ' 4 1 li l Q Q 'wvgfarsaaxfeaw Ze? , ill , ll A uliilnl nn at 2 f pl Nj? , ,,,' , ,I f X J laik' N 2 Page Nmefy igh A Y 'rf 6,5 Xt g 3 M .,:?e:fsw'L-W-.a.-am,Wf'CZ' ,....... W A ,.........,f-x..... ...... ....... ' w.,q,.......................................q--. W-'sf-Mfr:--... l,e5lr2?a-sgsgefssi ,,,z2xf jfjiffig . . Trim... 355 rm, ...ra-fail ,farw 3 JW QLE'cyf'Y -WQWETQEWYQ WRX HiEf.::.'xf'1 ' . 2523! A J 'm 3 X SW XYQWM l Ny ,. ., fc: ,KJ .W . w NW-'S ,.-,,,,,f:-gzf' W , 31 ' Qll li ll orrrcms EVERETT L. FRANCIS . . . THEODORE C. LYMAN . MERRILL R. PATTERSON . HAROLD R. LOCKHART . George Selleck Avery . John Clarke Barber . . Leonard Brothwell Beach James Randolph Beard, Jr. Robert Powell Bedell . Stephen Berrien . Albert Cooke Bill, Jr. John Althaus Bliss . . George Mosher Bramann . Arthur Watson Bromage . Charles Wesley Burns, Jr. Norman Carpenter . . Ralph William Carr . Haralan Way Clifton Frank Theodore Cloak . Churchill Ransom Coe . Howard Houghton Cutting . C.C. . KIHNO . EN . FSI' . CIJNO . EN . AXP . C.C. . CIHNO . ATA . AT . ATA . C.C. . AT , President Vice-President Secretccry Treasiwev' ' . Cloversack, N. Y. . Montclair, N. J. . Elmhurst, N. Y. . Brooklyn, N, Y. Floral Park, N. Y. . Montclair, N. J. . . Hartford . Brooklyn, N. Y. . . Bridgeport . Warehouse Point . Helena, Mont. Germantown, Pa. . Brooklyn, N. Y. . Montclair, N. J. . Philadelphia, Pa. . Kingston, N. Y. . Rockland, Mass. Stanley Irvin Davenport, Jr. . . B 9 IT . Plymouth, Pa. Clifton Harling Day . . ATA . . Melrose, Mass. James Henry Denman . . I' 1If . . Russel, Mass. Donald Morgan Doughty . . C.C. . Roslyn Heights, N. Y. Dudley Gorton Downing . . E N . Gloversville, N. Y. Herbert Daniel Drewes . . E N . Mamaroneck, N. Y. Wallace Earl Drummond . . A T A . . Forest Hills, N. Y. Henry Benjamin Duncan . . Monrovia, Libertia, W. Africa Theodore Bietel Dunn . . E N . . Hackensack, N. J. Julian Webb Edgecomb . . A KE . Syracuse, N. Y. Clifford Stewart Ensinger . . . New Rochelle, N Y. X -D -1'-'--e -.e.e-- A 13 1 '19 Wgfanwsfasrq 24 WT' - 'ifw 'r-'--'-' . . -'WW' Page Ninety-nine A-A s J NW MW' .,.....,..... W..- -.-v K .2--.-. Earl William Flosdorf . C. C. Philadelphia, Pa. Donald Welch Fowler A T A . Lebanon, N. H. Everett Leon Francis XPT . W . Middletown Henry Gallien, Jr. . . XPT . Albany, N. Y. Jesse Charles Gearhart . A X P . Millerstown, Pa. Clarence McLean Giiord . CID N 9 . Utica, N, Y. Harold William Griiiis . E N Gloversville, N Y. Ernest Hawkins . . C. C. . Brook Haven, N Y. Kenneth Miller Hill . . C. C. . . . Noank Roswell Frederick Hinkelman A X P . . . Waterbury Raleigh Adams Holden . I' X11 . West Roxbury, Mass. Irvil Nathaniel Howard . C. C. . Springfield, Mass. Frederick George Hubach . . . Newark, N. J. Floyd Marshall Ineson . . . . . Waterbury Carl Valdemar Johnson . I' XI' . . f . Portland Ralph William Jones C. C. Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Herman Hans Kind . . X XII . . New York, N. Y. Harvey Andrew Kuntzelman C. C. . Williamstown, Pa. Donald William Leonard . C. C. . Newtonville, Mass. Robert Edwin Leonard . A A fl, . East Orange, N. J. James Eveland Lemmerz . B 9 H Jersey City, N. J. Harold Reuben Lockhart . A A fb . . Bridgeport Elmer William Lonsdale . A T A . South Orange, N. J. Raymond Lounsbury . . . Tioga Center, N. Y. Warren Lozier . . . A T A . . Newark, N. J. Hector Hitchings Lyman . KPN 9 Upper Montclair, N. J. Theodore Cushing Lyman 115 N 9 Upper Montclair, N. J. Arthur McDonald . . . . . . , Middletown Ernest Burton McLane . X XII . . Cromwell Thomas Norman Machemer A X P . Royersford, Pa. Spencer Barrett Meredith A T A . . Hartford Samuel Marvin Middlebrook . . . . Wilton John Porter Mills . . E N . Brooklyn, N. Y. Charles Robert Mingins . C. C, . Methuen, Mass. Joseph Theodore Mirtl . XP T . West Willington Harold Moss . . . A X P . Bridgeport Zenas Franklin Neumeister C. C, . Dalton, Mass. l .,,,,V X ZVVVN E . H . .. .... ........ J . ...... . .,,,, ,,,,,,,, A Wi f i ? Page One hundred .-0'+l1VZ1f ----4-- --4-- . Mew-W'-SMZQQYMJNNWZEMMWWAQW, bA'--A -----'AA M T Hg .f63,Z? ' 2559.22 Q.. it Nrslir 352 .i'2fSdr'WwH ..f:e1ff' 15 Y' E' . . I3 rm' 'A Y fffeiifs NSN W, 53-1-ff-nf'f'-PK E 552J5r'5QT2fAw l .fig :fl 5,-Lf... sky.. A---A-W----ty-f pw- j i W --11 X' We-0---A ,M W-W--'--'-J 4:Nr..wLM'2...:::::'xwf' Willis Durell Northrup . John Oddy . . . Aaron Joseph Palmer . . Carmel, N. Y. . Skowhegan, Me. . Middletown Merrill Reeves Patterson . A KE . Albany, N. Y. William James Pilat . Z N . New York, N. Y. Morris Poliner . . , , , Middletown George Forbes Porter . A X P Barre, Mass. Paul Arthur Reynolds . B 9 H . , Newton, Ia. Robert Irving Reynolds '. A KE Petersburg, N. Y. Raymond Stewart Riday . 11fT Germantown, Pa. William Ashton Roberts . XIIT . . Newark, N. J. Harold Sanderson . A T North Abington, Mass. Merritt Pardee Sarles . A T . Mt. Kisco, N. Y. Howard Alvin Schweiker . A K E . Albany, N. Y. Franklin Adolph Seiler . B 9 H . . New York, N. Y. George Anderson Shipman E N Saratoga Springs, N. Y. John Stanley Sills . . EN . . Dixfield, Me. Henry Davis Silverman . X XII . East Orange, N. J. Max Louis Slutzky . . . . . . Middletown Stanley Oscar Smith . XIfT Philadelphia, Pa. Henry Graham Statham . . . . Rutland, Vt. Theodore Roosevelt Studwell A T A . Brooklyn, N. Y. Thomas Ross Sutton . A T Prattsville, N. Y. Joseph Raymond Swain . AA QP . Ossining, N. Y. Frederick Cynoweth Thomas A T A . Royersford, Pa. Arthur Carlyle Talmadge CPN 9 . Springfield, Mass. Rupert Willis Thorpe .' A KE . Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Edward Arthur Tyler . . . . . Bridgeport Arthur Burton Umplebv . C. C. . Uxbridge, Mass. John Hawthorne Van Surdam A K E . Hoosick Falls, N. Y. James Joseph Walsh . . . . . Meriden Allyn Andrews Walters . C. C. . Binghamton, N. Y. John Cecil Rushworth Whitely KPT Philadelphia, Pa. Trevor Brewster Yates . A X P Philadelphia, Pa. g M , H , ......, .. ...... . , ENB-F '4,A4-.A M . . 5 '19 Wefrsaeefaes 24 Page One hunclrcd one '- ' . ' w: 'u, .,. n, .'f i' ' v.. 'uf J Qu . 1 5 I I Hw- P f ' H u V lldxlsrl :ig 5:5 'IQ I 3' rp' V p'v'M!,, 7 II' 1' f 41, f pl' mllur, ffwl 1.5, Q, X X of ff ME-1 .9 V4 N 5 4 sa Jil 5... Q m W.. J XX, 1 eo 'lvl' DQ H. Q -ff O X 948 'Q THE SOPHOMORE CLASS :N-'siwzai ggggxgr ' - ....... Mfrs? iL f.w. ,..,.sM' '-- 'rmhrrr Mm, ...... --AA 55, .4 1--'rr ..4 fag ,410 Egg 52 ,Q if Ev Xx -5 .3a:ig'f.mW41I3jf,sg il?-7' ., ray!! I r I .,' rf v 1 'N N . NNN. :,sSef?:: EQ: fry i ,I limes ..., Q wax 'Qc' M' K We :Q 42:1 N, ,, W1 sastwa. TOOTS BOYD lttatnrg nf 11112 0112155 nf IEEE Ever since that fateful day in the oblivion of unrecorded time when the first trace of life emerged from the chaos of the world, there has been a never ceasing process of evolution. Men have experienced it, scientists have investigated it, historians have noted it, philosophers have pondered it, cynics, even, have admitted it, but few have had the courage and insight to offer an explanation for it. There have been, however, fearless individ- uals, prophets, who have dared to murmur to their gaping disciples the wonderful story of a tribe that was to come, a perfect race, the final product of human evolution. It seems but an incredibly short time ago that Nik- ul-Sun, renowned seer and mysticist, received in a vision the joyful tidings that the great event was at hand. The perfect race, nomflmttim Men of '26, was to appear in Middletown, in the autumn of 1922. As the long anticipated day approached, thousands gathered from miles around, the many hotels were illed with wise men with their frankincense and beerh. until at last there was no room in the Arrigoni. Early in the morning of the preordained day, the gaping crowds began to line High street, munch- ing their lunches, and muttering excitedly among themselves. Riots were prevented only by the efficient work of the Middletown Police Force, which valiantly twirled its night-stick toward the four points-of the compass and gracefully stubbed its toe on the fifth. At exactly twelve o'clock noon, mean solar time, the Men of '26 stalked with becoming dignity from their place of birth, conspicuous in their insignia of red and green, by which they had e airewsai e ,,,a,-,,,aa, iii, WVESLHYWAE l 71 75' Qi 1 4 ' MJ 45' ' Qt-se ..-f-figsns-N, 'P Page One hundred five i x. -5.1, ,, .. af- fr:l,:1.s-,, -r- -zfiixag '-'fr --sf, 1. Q , , .V-.--., . ..-..Mem A..-...,., ,Q-Awww.-M. U iff-.1-Q x,4:1f:-X-:f---- '--- ---A-A - A-'-- 7 swf'-7?-M--QP. +'sffXr '..f1'-l---. W-W-Qrrf- Rr:'rf9fs ':....' 'iT:rZtNW 1:7::: . A ' HE.-' 5252 ff ff' 25252 fe iii? Nxbflzs maxi-sig lf 511- -'J -'Cf' 'M' at 'MJ ' Y' . - WW YWX MEX Six NNI N- a-:2sf..X'::iW5:r:iY' Qgkgiisi gwf 5155! Qlsigifk' fs? Q3f5Esis.LD1?'vX I R-mg, iffif ... ...,-4.1 sri is NW ,,f sg Q13-3.3 ' , X A Q gjiiggpfzwmzzzairsk -rx-1- - ,fy 1' he sb as chosen to distinguish themselves from the lesser gentry of the town. After a single glance at the modest but majestic mien of the Men of '26, the multitudes gave utterance to prolonged applause, broken only by the spas- modic jeering of the envious scum. The new men, in a spirit of conciliatory modesty conceded to their pre- decessors one or two petty triumphs such as the Flag Scrapi' and Tug of War, being content themselves to fix their attentions on the Cannon Scrap, in which they achieved a memorable victory. In the various activi- ties of their contemporaries the Men of '26 bore themselves so well that before long they had added to their triumphs the baseball and swimming championships and two football trophies. Histrionically and forensically they proved their unquestionable worth in the Paint and Powder Club and on the debate team, while in the guise of the Glee Club they brightened with sweet song the lives of the sufferers in the Middletown Insane Hospital, Philadelphia, and other places of like ilk. 'To lapse for a moment into statis- tics, the award of a varsity letter, Wesleyan's highest athletic distinction, has been gained in football by Robinson, Philips, Dunn, and Piper, in base- ball by Wiellandg in swimming by Howard, and in track by Bancker, who established a new Wesleyan record in the broad jump. Early last year, at a Hartford hoste-lry the Men of '26-3 held a ban- quet to celebrate their triumphs and discuss projects for the future. Two members of another class, desirous of the honor of being seen in the com- pany of the Men of '26, sought admittance to the banquet, but after ma- ture deliberation, this privilege was denied them, indeed, quite forcibly denied them. And thus has passed the first year and a half of the reign of the Men of '26. They have fuliilled all the miraculous pro-phecies of the wise men who foretold their coming, they have gone about doing good, helping the classes weaker than themselves, they have proved themselves in every way worthy of their great mission. Under the leadership of Toots, the Boyd, renowned for his boldness and spiritual insight, they are standing, breast- forward, unafraid, looking ever ahead into their glorious future. Qui nobis invidet minor est. ' 1 Glleuan 13211 Wes! Wes! Wes! Wes! Wesleyom! Wes! Wes! Wes! Wes! Wesleyan! Yea! '26! '26! '26! --- ----.. - f , - ..--.-.---- - - I ....,...,... - - 222, Warsaw-VAN is 5 M - .. Page One liumlrecl six X. - ,4,. 17,4 . xak . .-1.-.-.':a.wg-w,,..f,....,...,,.m ..,.....,.,...., - ,- '?VfM' , .S 'v'Ml 't' , m.....,. ........ s..-.-...n.,,,. ,-....-fm..-s..:..-..... , K ww. ,aafw 1 1f2i1'2L5afe..-39C2Q,if4rgcsgfs W ' XXX A' M f eww. 'aegis N' S- N551-.5-Qilzgj-f:4'f Sv lg QU IK ll OFFICERS ROBERT M. BOYD . ROBERT R. HABBERLEY . SPENCER W. REEDER GEORGE M. BRODHEAD George Ezra Andrews President Vice-President S ec1 eta,1'y T1 eccs1,4,1'e'r . . Rocky Hill Oliver Luther Austin :Iv N G , Tuckahoe, N. Y, N. Vaughn Ballou . . . . Providence, R. I. Theodore Haddon Ball . A T A . . Ridgewood, N. J. James Johnson Bancker . B 9 II . Basking Ridge, N. J. Avery Wells Barnes . AT . . . Clinton Duane Clayton Barnes . C. C. . . . Richford, Va. Will Campbell Beach . AA 111 . Upper Montclair, N. J. Daniel Nichols Beers . A K E .... Bridgeport James Russell Bickford . C. C. Northwood Narrows, N. H. Edward Brown Bosworth . C. C. .... Barre, Vt. Robert Methuen Boyd . QD N 9 . Upper Montclair, N. J. Harry Burdette Bradbury E N . . New Britain Williston Loggie Bradway AXP . . Monson, Mass. Elwood Wayne Brant . . . . . East Orange, N. J. Harold Roy Brennan . . C. C. . Chelsea, Mass. George Milton Brodhead, Jr. . XI' T Philadelphia, Pa. Richard Albert Edward Brooks C. C. . Karachi, India Robert Ramono Ravi Brooks . A T . . Colchester Edward Douglas Burdick . C. C. Hackensack, N. J. Harold Carlson . . . . . . . Middletown Hilton Thomas Carmichael . . . . New Haven Raymond Cushman Clinchy . A A fb . Yonkers, N. Y. George Pillsbury Cofran . C. C. . Suncook, N. H. Ethan Theodore Colton, Jr. . B GH New York, N, Y. Howard Coonley, Jr. . XIIT . Boston, Mass. Franklin Dexter Crosby . AXP . . . Danielson Palmer Alexander Crowell fIJN9 . South Orange, N. J. Wade Wendton Dauch . NPT . . Sandusky, O. Louis DeAngelis . . . . . New Haven Myron Bradford Diggin . 1' KI' . Matawan, N. J. Ross Nelson Dougherty . NPT . Brooklyn, N. Y. Paul Franklin Douglass . X XI' Glens Falls, N. Y. Eugene John Dowling . AX P . . Middletown Paul Farrand DuBois KI' T Bremen, Germany William Warren Dunn . TN 9 . Gardner, Mass. Forest Porter Eastman . B 9 H . South Norwalk Harold Brodhead Flagler . - - Stroudsburg, Pa. Enoch Justus Flygare . A K E . New York, N. Y. Davis Forest Foljambe . AKE Los Angeles, Cal. Arthur Groht Follmer . E N . Tenafly, N. J. Howell Dunning Freeman E N . . Hartford A l-'- -- - -A--Q ...,......,. -. lig 'il M Weird 6? Wg' , , f , lg, gxfv'rsfSr..afsr'as.sr 224. .,,,..,... Page One hundred save 1. .-:ff .A .,.. - -.M .........1 NYQWN fffrfi'-fE3'fi,'LffI2':w75--Q-H ------' --W w1.......W.....e:-:.v-v 3 '- ir'-W' ----'--'-- V : mws2?.' aged fb z::.:pf:'z5. ,afafff jfglral my we .rxijsscxsffwswxfky wtuqigff.. f54!imxr22'-.xiilil if if 555. s.J-Mia-LK A fifinxmwfi I Qvgzgxixx 'W-f 'eg fiaT M'r .Q ef y kms W X' Berlin Carson French . . . . . Meriden Lincoln Everette Frye . C. C. . Lawrence, Mass. Joseph Bois Fuller . KPN 9 . Montclair, N. J. Philip Lyle Gamble . . C. C. . Pawtucket, R. I. Edwin Humes Garber . . . Philadelphia, Pa. Robert Ross Habberley . B 6 H . Melrose, Mass. Holman Henry Hall . . All T South Willington Sanford Loomis Hammond A A fb . . . Derby James Albert Hendly . . . . . Middletown Herbert Hendrickson . A X P . . Babylon, N. Y. Harrison Sherwin Henry . A K E . Mount Vernon, N. Y. Roland Wood Hess . . CP N 6 . . . Utica, N. Y. Gordon Green Hill . . C. C. . New York, N. Y, George Byron Hogaboom . C. C. , New Britain George Dean Horr . . EN , Needham, Mass, Leslie Enders Houck . . E N Glovei-sviile, N, Y, Harold Amasa Howard . AA fb . Wethersfield Hamilton Colby Hoyt . A T A Monticello, N. Y. Martin Stewart Huey . I' Xl' , , , Waterburyv George Vreeland Johnson . A A fb . . Brooklyn, N. Y. Robert Jordan . . . EN . Cape Elizabeth, Me. Willard Velsor Kaylor . 1' XI' Cold Spring Harbor, N. Y. Frederick Christian Koch, Jr E N , . Brooklyn, N. Y. Franklin Thorndike Kurt . B 9 H . West Newton, Mass. Willard Carpenter Kynett XIIT . Philadelphia, Pa. Frank Wesley Lane . . C. C. . Kent's Hill, Me. John Davis Leland . . XXII . Boston, Mass. John Russell Little . . B 9 H , New York, N, Y. Horace Jackson Littlefield fb N 9 , , Lynn, Mass, Andrew Longacre . . 111 N 9 . Yonkers, N. Y. Porter Davis Lord . . . . . . Barre, Vt. Leigh Melvin Lott . . FAI' . Meshoppen, Pa. James Kenneth Loughry . AT . Brooklyn, N. Y. Elmer Brown Lyford . AXP . . . Bridgeport Roland Howenstein McAdoo AA 112 . Fairmont, W. Va. Paul Simson McElroy . fIfN 9 . Chicopee Falls, Mass. Edward Smith Magowan . A KE , Philadelphia, Pa, Edward Wilbur Manchester A T A . . . Winsted John LeFoy Manning . A T A . East Orange, N. J. John Walker 'Maroney . . . . . Hartford Daniel John Marston . C, C, , Yakima, Wash. William Stanley Martin . . . Greenwich Lionel Vail Moore . . AXP . . Torrington Byron Latimer Morrison . B 9 II Hempstead, N. Y. Maurice Frank Montgomery . . . Kimberton, Pa. John Albert Morrow . EN . West Pawlet, Vt. William Schroeder Neebe . . . . . Meriden Martin Herman Nelson . AT . South Orange, N. J. Philip Lawrence Nichols . XXI' Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Allyn Palmer Niles . . XKIf . . Oneonta, N. Y. Lyman Emerson Nivling . B 9 H . . Newton Center, Mass. Norman Norton . . B 9 II . . Mount Hermon, Mass. William Arvid Olson . . . . .... Derby William Weston Park . XXII . Elizabeth, N. J. Everton Harry Parkinson B 9 II . . Lawrence, Mass. Gordon Shaler Partridge . CIJN 6 . Glens Falls, N. Y. - ----i'-A as ...........,. 3. i . .. Heli nl N ...W ,,,,,,,, ,,,, , ,,,, X - - f-Xi T3 -....-. ,.,...... .... ..., ,............., .... .Lg f 'r 'NMwi 1, - J V IA Page One hundred eight l J -.............. PTM LL-5 Earl Kenneth Peckham . . . . . Troy, N. Y. Percy Mylchreest Phelps . C. C. . . Middletown Wendell West Philips . A T A Philadelphia, Pa. Arthur Nichols Piper . AX P Hackensack, N. J. Gordon Alvord Piper . XIIT . . Stamford Harold Frederick Plaisted X XI' Hudson Falls, N. Y. Ralph Pomeroy . . . XI' T Tarrytown, N. Y. Malcom Emery Potter . xl' T Glens Falls, N. Y. Jesse Russell Radford . A T A . . Greenwich William Frederick Ranscht . A T A White Plains, N. Y. Spencer Warel Reeder . C. C. . . Toledo, O. Howard Leonard Rich . . B 9 H . Newton, Mass. Herbert Montague Richards . X1'T . Honolulu, T. H. Cleaveland Blanchard Robbins . . . Fair Haven, Vt. Franklin French Robinson . X XII . Hampton, Ia. Martin Lewis Roth . . . . . Roosevelt, N. J. Hermon 'Elsesser Rudolph I' XII . Astoria, N. Y. Stanley VVhitten Rusk, Jr. X XI' Haddonfield, N. J. Warren Mason Schwegel . A T A Richmond Hill, N. Y. Philip Boies Sharpe . . A A fb . . Greenwich George Edward Shattuck . C. C. . Norristown, Pa. Connie Clinton Simmons . B 9 II Canadaigua, N. Y. Albert Scott Smith . . . . . Middletown Rhey Burrows Snodgrass A A fb East Orange, N. J. Robert John Starr . . AA fb . East Hampton Albert Edgar Stephan . AAQID Washington, D. C. Charles Drinkwater Storer A T Richmond Hill, N. Y. John Stothers . . . C. C. New York, N. Y. Lewis Gordon Thompson . . NPT . . Greenwich Edward Moulton Thorndike . fPN 9 New York, N. Y. John Butler Tompkins . . A A KD East Orange, N. J. Judson Frederick Howe Turton B 9 II White Plains, N. Y. Wayne LeCount Tyson . . A T A . Unadilla, N. Y. Charles Proctor Underwood . X XI' . Brooklyn, N. Y. Stanlev Thomas Warlow . B 9 II Williamstown, Pa. John Vincent Watchorn . . A X P . Morristown, Pa. Donald Orville Weatherbee . PFI' . Edgewood, R. I. Holly Scofield Weed . . A T A White Plains, N. Y. Travis DeShon Wells . AACIP Rutherford, N. J. Philip Henry Wheeler E N . Brattleboro, Vt. Joseph Whetstone . . AAfD , Wayne, Pa. Ralph Gerald White . . Z N . Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Grant Townsend Wickwire . . . . Berlin Warren Franklin Wielland X11 T . West Collingswood, N. J. Jerome Kear Wilcox . . E N Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Fred Nixon Williams . A K E . . Stamford Marion Tower Wilmot . APT . . Bridgeport John Benjamin Wollman . C. C. . . Unionville Ernest Franklin Woolston A A 'I' Ocean Grove, N. J. Elias Paul Wrubel . . - - . Middletown We ' ' ..........,. A 2 Q V rss., Q Q I l u i s ea wee....W . 45 . ,afcg 'ii Page One hundred nine :L- FRCSHMCN THE FRESHMAN CLASS A- WF ' 'X 3--.W-ws-u mW-umm-mw4m7m.m'fl:,-.:e--4 if ------ . V--MP ,....m...m.-i ...... ua ff ...,.,,,., g1:21'?c..J,m, em.,m.,..W,t, ,..,. Arm... . .... ummm, ,.. 5:siQii5xs52?A.,,i.,,.,,,X'vQil'Q3f,f'i3.wl,.Vm,,,,.n.fvfiimigikug fiygfxbyibfbgxxbx 'W' 'EQ 3' ? ' 'GEC ,. fi f 'M . 52 WN XX Zi .rife icuxzfiia cf '-fy if fc- WV' ' wtf' 'W ' 'mfiaz-'Ski 'NX MTN 51115111':F'?5 '3ZiZ1iE,i faf' I hifiQmixeiQPg,i5:fqE'fl'f1...-,.....ir..,,,,,,af.,f!giJ KAW, I he-8--A' 'wNMHM Q'f7ZEff4M'm .A MMMMW W3?Q159iffMJ3mi' bww L- ww' Wzgufswr BUD HOLDEN Freshman 12155 lgiziurg Given: a group of approximately two hundred and twenty-five men, more commonly termed Frosh. To prove: twenty-five per cent, at least, will be excused from further curriculum activities before the year has elapsed. A very few of our group, most unfortunately, have augmented the ranks of the above mentioned number. The great majority have, however, proved their potential ability to complete successfully four years of our college course without interruption. A large number have been eligible for fraternity initiation, in fact a very large group have passed with easy strides that early jump in the long obstacle race. As for the eXtra-curricu- lum activities, we have put into the field a football team which, although beaten by a selected group of Columbia men, very neatly defeated the more evenly matched football team from Williams. A very commendable show- ing has been made by the Freshman swimming team, but we point even more proudly to the undefeated basketball team as a true object of our worth. We were evidently chosen to increase a posthumous list in the OLLA PODRIDA, if one takes into account the vain vauntings of the class of nineteen twenty-six in regards the so-called Hag-scrap. Our esteemed .,,,,... css-Q-fr'-Q . s i ifii i,ii,ii.4i.i M l l a H 12 'swrwssawrfass 212 . WI? - b5 'C. y ,..... ...Wm A.,....,,.....1 ,gift , Page One hundred thirteen 1c'.:'1Q4f1: ':f fir,-i W.- i A, em, +Mea,..r Mm ..... ...W .... ----,--- If ,iff A ,Tas ,.N.x+z.,Q.Ns..,,m..xas.m.,,s..i,..wN.mm.,.. , a .kt sag xmxqmiibxx ,fffw W ,M as gm, , was , is if l lr: ...,,, av A- NW 1 fav .M.....,..w...w.bx:ssgggsv,-szssspfzfas -W-.W-i cw3lf.g,, ,41-V .QQ -..w.h..-.-.-Evv,--,--M---v---my -XS9+X5M-Xing-M-MMW.Mw.-wc441-Kg5fa,:. -M, Se 'mn M-3 Wig, if 1, , 55, x - ,w :gm ' :AiLI,.,.aRt' xigllgbrfk 114' kwa? if xg-2 xbwwg Q Rafi N ta- A. vztxtsz-. A.e:vYi+f, xg - laaiffe- ,,,,g,,4Qf:'vf 'J '5ifI'1W.::2'E-7i x77'f-' 4E:514 ' my 'Qian '-,141 Y friend Noah Webster of dictionary fame defines scrap as a slight affrayf' To incline one's ear to the blank explosions of the members of twenty-six, one might believe Mr. Webster had neglected to include its serious and more terrifying meaning. As for us, we agree perfectly with Mr. Webster. One might say we truly considered the affray as a bit of afternoon amusement. In regard to the successful consummation of our class banquet, we not only gained our objective but also provided local truckmen with consider- able trade and ourselves with an extremely enjoyable ride. Several mem- bers of twenty-six Cso it is rumoredj while sauntering leisurely and inno- cently along the Wallingford road were quite surprised to discover that the Freshmen had listened to several interesting speeches, enjoyed a few amus- ing skits, eaten a delicious repast of turkey and other savory dishes, and had quite accomplished their banquet. Said Sophomores were rather per-- turbed and taken aback, so completely so, in fact, that they could only gape dumbly while the Freshmen laughed, lit their cigarets, and strolled out un- concernedly. We gave the men of twenty-six two chances to display their sem- blance to the men of yesterday by holding our picture appointment at most convenient hours, but even then they failed to exhibit any interest ex- cept to indulge in a playful game of Fresh hat-grabbing which was, to say the least, most disastrous to their dignity. But now we come to their true manly effort. Tradition has decreed that all Sophomore banquets should be held at Stueck's. They cringed at that, till finally a glorious idea entered their massive brains. They would produce policemen 5 not only composed of lVliddletown's finest, but from the entire countryside, and-er-ah, perhaps they might be armed with riot clubs and revolvers. They were, however, rudely interrupted by nauseating aromas and by the appearance of a member from our class, an indication of our contempt for their sporting procedure. S Here may we dwell but briefly on our outlook for future glory, not only in the cannon scrap but in all coming events, We are assured that with the scholastic, athletic, and social abilities that are ours, the solution of such an hypothesis as we mentioned at the start must certainly be termed impos- sible. ., ,. sf ,.., lgfg. -i'l3'1'2,M N., ....... . fag , ..,....... .... . ,. ,.,,.,,,' , 6sa5Tg:.ig: L -1 . me W g .. '--4'-----'-- -'-'---'-'---- ,:?'4 1l..5cK'V:'. .Xvm if W 1 as We? Aff Q WM 5 We X p N g 9 Wefaigsinzsfaaixr Q, ,Q GP ..,m,,,,, M i Q 5 1 xx Q 1 xx ez Q M, X as 1 , -S , .- -. ,. , 5 ' , 'zf . ., 6 westin iff Page One hundred fourteen 153:29 551, -3 , E ,..-J,-mevwv-'swx qa.....,..m:4rSs..,....., ,ff-'m'f'-s'Qvaeg-.,.,,,Kv '- '4 ' -'- v ' 'ilrfls'-'---xv' Q2?vmd.W.....WM-- Mwm ffsry- - 4'- f Malta. -trj'jj,',1fgfg33:gyly:31--4515:-5:gg!j3':g44:5iEEiv-7' f'f:2,? ', NX Y. , N I.. VNWWQ , gi --QA if A ff-Ty. 211522: :saw-f'x 'M :': f' 'Q . c' - , sf U , Y SMH f .eirvsb X - Q-ms. s.sse::::'.:t:: f,:',Z:.gg,: QQFHQ: ,f:f:?75'm ff, fig 1 if g..5is.ff.i.QSx. if iw? .5...fi'Xfli. l A x. WYSQQ, :grLf'-Ni'iv :.'.'.'5fAz?'fi1':,,M,, Wm, .441 .5 r Xxx -wig, gkb,XWWMH WM3,Qgyig.g,1z:.7,f',,:.g:f.1:c:2aim ------, 7 'fjgjem ik.-W-W.H.....M.M..TW.Maw.M.N'i.-M-f,1 iigffea-X Q. ----- --.M-MM ---- A-W-W--Qiff.-3:w':s::.fpg::gg3p M-WI .ff is Ill h Q11 it ll OFFICERS FRANCIS W. HOLDEN' . . . . JAMES M. BUREN . . JAMES W. TOWSON . . GEORGE C. ASTARITA . . Everett Clayton Abbe . . . Kenneth Gorton Abbott . . . Charles Wilbur Acklin . . AT . President Vice-President S ecretwry To ec4.sm'e1' . . . Hartford Pittsfield, Mass. Waynesburg, Pa. Winslow Heath Adams . A A 111 . Springfield, Mass. Milton Alex . . . . . . Wallingford George Clifford Astarita . AA flv . Asbury Park, N. J. George Freeman Atwood B 9 II . . Allston, Mass. Damon Barnes . . . C. C. . . Fairlee, Vt. Ralph Urwin Barnes . Z N . . Thomaston Laurence Barrington . E N . New York, N. Y. David Harry Beebe . . . . . Fulton, N. Y. Ellsworth Roscoe Beeman AA 112 . Albany, N. Y. Winton Jay Bennett . . . Fulton, N. Y. Ernest St. Clair Bijou . NPT . Brooklyn, N. Y. Ralph Frederic Bischof . 'If N 9 . Newton, Mass. George Henry Blakeslee, Jr. Z N . . . Albany, N. Y. Thomas Volney Boardman A A fb . Washington, D. C. Louis King Bragaw . . AA fb South Orange, N. J. Harold Cates Breeze . XII T . . . Albany, N. Y. Stephen Allen Bridge . . . . . ' . Hazardville Thomas Henry Briggs, Jr. A K E . New York, N. Y. William Fausset Bruce . . . . North Attleboro, Mass. Arnold Brugger . . . . . Mt. Kisco, N. . James Edward Bryan A T . . Asbury Park, N. J. Archie Wright Budd . . . . Philadelphia, Pa. Theodore Stedman Burr . A KE . . Stamford Chester Platt Byrne . . A K E . Astoria, N. Y. Leverett Ernest Carter . . . . . Clinton Joseph Geldo Cerina . . . New York, N. Y. John Frederick Chester . A A 111 . Washington, D. C. Thomas McDonald Childress A A fl, . Washington, D. C. Henry Gwinnell Coit . A X P . Newark, N. J. John Mortimer Collins . KPN 9 . Lynn, Mass. Thomas Brownell Comstock AKE New York, N. Y. Charles Earl Congdon . AA 111 Gowanda, N. Y. John Langdon Cook . . A K E . Mt. Holly, Vt. Clarence Lee Cooper . QJN 9 . New York, N. Y. William Henry Cranford . A A 111 . Washington, D. C. Palmer Alexander Crowell TN 9 . East Orange, N. J. John Carpenter Dabney . iIfT . . Cambridge, Mass. Albert Joseph Dalton . C. C. . . . New London Andrew John Darling . C. C. . . Trumansburg, N. Y. David Magie Day . . X XII . . . Greenwich Harold Vincent Denniston C. C.. . Middletown, N. Y. Henry Nelson DeWick . . . . West Haven Ashley DeWolf . . LPN 9 . New York, N. Y. Matthew Winfred Dogan . . . . Marshall, Texas Frank Seaverns Dowling . . . . Albany, N. Y. ., ---a . --'--.-a. M- ....,,...,,. -A , A Wil? X 1 ' 0 33 Wafgsaasasw gig. M' . ..,..,... 5 .. fy,+gq,37,,f5-ff- '- ----... ... A . .... .a..'Z,MC'w M' Page One hundred fifteen K V ., W' Robert Secrest Dunham . . NPT . . New York, N. Y. Harry Norman Eggleston . . . Matawan, N. J. Edgar Yuwen Enggelman . A KE . Noxen, Pa. Howard Wilson Fairchild A XP . . Stratford Bernard Francis Farnham . A T . . New London George Elbert Farrar, Jr. . . A T . . . Watertown George Nelson Findlater, Jr. APT . . Watervliet, N. Y. Maurice Fredick Fisher . Fil' . Muncie, Indiana Robert Tyson Fitzhugh . fb N 9 . Westminster, Md. Eben Maxwell Foskett . A T A , Northport, N, Y, Adrian Gurnee Gallien . QIDN G . New York, N. Y. Raymond Edward Garrison ll ill . . . Pittston, Pa. Joseph Francis Glynn . A TA . . Ridgewood, N. J. George Bauchop Gordon . . . . East Northfield, Mass. Henry Williams Gould . X XI' . . Jersey City, N. J. Kenneth Burrows Grady . X XII . , Binghamton, N, Y. Harvey Beecher Gram . A A fb , Washington, D, C, Ernest Robert Granger . . A K E . Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Ernest Allison Grant . . . . Somerville, Mass. Charles Edwin Green . . . . Greenwich Carl Fredrick Hakewessell C. C. . . West Hartford Chester William Hampel . . . . Cohoes, N. Y. Theodore Thomas Hampel . . . . . Cohoes, N. Y. Karl Drew Hartzell . . B 9 H . Wellesley, Mass. Arthur Moffatt Hauck, Jr. A X P . Somerville, N J. George Washington Hemphill . . X11 T . . Philadelphia, Pa. James Hotchkiss Herrick . 1 A T A Grand Rapids, Mich. Herbert Jacob Herrlich . . X Xlf . . New York, N. Y. John Joseph Hoey . . . XXI' . . . . . Guilford Francis Wright Holden . B 6 H . . . Hartford Paul Rockwell Holman . . B 6 II . ' Leominster, Mass. Kenneth Booth Holmes . . C. C.. . . New London Timothy E. Hopkins, 2nd . . A A 111 . Worcester, Mass. Amos Benjamin Horlacher AXP . . Hazelton, Pa. Walter King Howe, Jr. . ' . C. C. . . South Royalton, Vt. Edward Lorenzo Hubler . AX P . . Gordon, Pa. Ellison Sidney Hulsizer, Jr. A X P . Somerville, N. J. Robert Bruce Irwin . . A T A . Cataumet, Mass. Samuel Jackson, Jr. . . . . . . New York, N. Y. Vernon Earl Jackson . . A T . . Asbury Park, N. J. Eldredge Richard Jacobson . . A KE . Belleville, N. J. Harry Jefferis . . . . . . Newark, N. J. Merle Norton Jillson . . . . . Guilford John Harold Kavanagh . . A K E . Mt. Vernon, N. Y. James Moore Kelly . . . . . . Middletown Wilfred Arthur Kemp . . A T A . Methuen, Mass. Maron Kennedy . . XIfT . . Philadelphia, Pa. George Beresford King . CID N 9 . Brooklyn, N. Y. Howard Amos Clarence King EN . . West Chazy, N. Y. Leonard Owen Kirschner . . . . New Haven William Charles Knef . . B 9 H . Newark, N. J. Henry Calvin Kuhl . . , , . Jersey City, N. J. Hugh Orvice LaBounty . . . . . Chicago, Ill. Samuel Gail Landon, Jr. . . fb N 9 Harrisburg, Pa. Abram Barnet Langdale . . fb N 9 Brooklyn, N. Y. Francis Eliott Larrabee . . A T . . Waterville, Me. Richard James Lea . . XPT . . . Sandusky, O. Edwyn Maynard Lewis . .' . . West Orange, N. J. Howard Strong Logan . . A KE . Mt. Vernon, N. Y. ig ..,. ,.., . ., .,,..,... egg. .,,,,,,,........ . ..... . I II-, 4-AIA. , ...,.., -:-.... 2 5' 0 '1 -W AN so si Jwfifgimf ffrwlsccr-its -fr is-M , is Page One hundred sirvteen A mega ............,,,,,..f- ,-v'jjWS , 1 V. wreak... h I , WW '--- -N My WM V Y , . M., J T' -A :1::L13a::J A: Allan Cromwell Loper . . , Thomaston Chauncey Hart Lowrey . PXP . . Waterbury Adrian Francis McDonald . . . . . . Portland John McDonough . . . XII T . . . Albany, N, Y. Richard Bernard MacFarland . QD N 9 . . Newton, Mass. gohg Stiwaxrlt ltlgclieifly, Jr. . A X P Upper Montclair, N. J. re eric ac ic o . AAfIw . . Beacon, N. Y. Robert Streeter Macrum . B 9 H . Germantown, Pa. Wesley Wooley Marple . , . . . Trenton, N. J. William Edgard Martin, Zlld . . . , , Hglyoke, Mags, Edmund David Mason . . FAI' . . . Orlando, Fla. Herbert Gordon May . . . . Fair Haven, Vt. Stuart Bartlett Mead . . . Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Robert Dodge Merrill . XIIT . . New York, N. Y. Clarence Hilton Miller . A T A . Newburg, N. Y. John Davis Mixsell . . B 9 IT . Bethlehem, Pa. John Cedric Morris . . X XI' . . . Poultney, Vt. Thomas Donaldson Nary . A A LI: . Asbury Park, N. J. Jerald Barnum Newton . . . . South Kent Edward Norris . . . . . . Melrose, Mass. RlCl'1a1'd NOI'th . . . A KE , Brggklyn, N, Y, Herbert Carl Northrup . . . . . Carmel, N. Y. John Charles O'Malley . A A CID , East Orange, N, J, Clinton Fred Parkinson . . . . Lawrence, Mass. Frederick Barnard Parsons . XI' T . Elizabeth, N, J, George Henry Parsons, Jr. . . . Elizabeth, N. J. Joseph Parker Perry . A KE . . Boston, Mass. Thomas Knappen Perry . XXI' . Grand Rapids, Mich, Percy Mylchreest Phelps . . . . . . Middletown Lawrence Pierpont . . . . . . Glens Falls, N. Y. George Lincoln Plimpton, Jr. . A K E . . Tilton, N. EH. Harold Vinton Potter . . XI' T . . Hamburg, N. Y. EO1'l?5dPLaF3.yBtt6 POUZ91' . . . Sayatgga Springs, N, Y, avi ress . . . . . . . Middletown Edgar Kenan Price . . AA fb . Port Chester, N. Y. Daniel Webster Prince . A T . . Millbrook, Mass. George Newton Ramage . . . . . West Orange, N. J. Herbert Fitz Randolph, Jr. . AA fb , Washington, D. C. Theodore August Rath . . . Brooklyn, N. Y. George Robert Ream . F XI' . . . Akron, O. Charles Reynolds . . . . . . Newark, N. J. Robert Parkinson Ritchie . . A K E . Ridgewood, N. J. Cleaveland Blanchard Robbins . . Fair Haven, Vt Martin Lewis Roth . . . . . . . Casteret, N. J. Richard Frederick Louis Roth . X XI' . . Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Robert Edward Russell . . A T . - G01fh-am, M9- Marshall Webster Schacht . 1' XII . Brookline, Mass. Hubert Hart Schwerdtle . A X P - - B1'1d8'9P91 C Delton Lewis Scudder . C. C.. . . . Burnslde Floyd Randall Selleck . . . - Lake G801'ge, N. Y- Leroy Edward Severance . P3 N - - WiUSb01'0, N5 Y- Charles Wesley Sleeter . ATA . - M9T1d9U Frederick Parmlee Sloat . C. C.. . Butler, N. J. Ralph Ernest Smith . . E N . . . Thomaston Rhey Burrows Snodgrass . A A QD . East Orange, N. J. llllurtl Salisbury Soverel . A A fb . Eaisltl Prianglfe, N. J. srae Spector . . . . . . ia ep ia, Pa. Elwood Charles Stanley . . . . . Bridgeport Robert Hathaway Stanley . E N . New Bedford, Mass. Kenneth Eaton Steele . . B 9 II . . . Hartford Age...-Q, r- iirr M s-i- -2 eii--,.-i4rr M i t 222, i wgreiftsnawsriasie ZA ' ' f ., ., it 5 4 M W MJ .37 'I fe, 'gi Page One humired seventeen ang X QE .fm-.:a.M..-?7gmMz,...,.,,,,,,.- ..........,.,. -yo-f3,5,WMm,Lfml,Ql12M'::,,'E-ww r- ---mm ------A --+--A v --- -4----- W--Qxzr---:,':'1N :sum--11, ,f'f1,,iff7'M s v lx ww - 'www rw Yi X x:iTrx I ...,r,-f-M Msg. ....... -.-.....-W--.ffm-JA Q XM 1 .ms wax -.aww-...-..n.Xss... ips-mmt.-1 w1,::r:-:..- N-' -E1.v---++-f-w-wm--y.- -4-MN' , --5--we--A-M4-'--v-----5 Zw'xs-ANNNA---MW--X-M-mefgsixrivgsfcqx-'-wrels M......f wigs: . ,pew r ,Q Ji .5 RK ' Xa5qgsr414x...m.:.s fewer? swf QV we -puffed..- as A. h.,., ,. 1 Donald Thomas Stephenson . A T . . Plainfield, N. J. Paul Brown Stover . . A XP Royersford, Pa. Lester Lewis Strausser . . . . Hamburg, Pa. Irving Morrison Strong . XXI' . . New York, N. Y. William Doris Stubenbord B 9 H . Jersey City, N. J. Lorain Brierley Sully . B 9 H . New Haven Fred Green Suria . . Harry Alvey Thornbury, Jr. Robert Edwards Thornhill James Wilbur Towson . Raymond Welch Tunnell . James Martin VanBuren . Robert Louis VanHorson Lewis Adam Vincent . Nicholas Emory Wagman David Conger Walden . Carroll Robbins Wetzel . John Samuel Wheeler - . John Joseph Williams . Addison Hiram Wilson, Jr. Robert Arthur Wilson . William Gerbing Wood . Leland Milton Woodford . Edward Kittredge Wright Makoto Yamaguchi . . Gordon Gibbons Yarrow . Everett Wiard Young . GeorgeiFrederich Storey . George Tuckley Yarrow . . BGII . AA'lJ . XlfT . BGH AACID ATA XXI' .' EN . PKI' . AKE' AXP AT . CIDNG FAI' . XI'T . EN C.C.. . A A 112 . Svprrial Stuhvutz ' AXP' ' Pennington, N. J. . Bridgeport . . Sayville, N. Y. . White Plains, N. Y. . Germantown, Pa. . . Hobart, N. 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'..: H51 Hpatlnn Founded at Union College 1833 Twenty-Six Chapters Established at Wesleyan 1843 XI CHAPTER Resident Members Azel VVashburn Hazen, Dartmouth, '63 Elijah Kent Hubbard, Trinity, '92 Moses Eugene Culver, Wesleyan, '75 Louis DeKoven Hubbard, Trinity, '92 Jeremiah Francis Calef, Wesleyan, '77 LeRoy Albert Howland, Wesleyan, '00 William Edward Mead, Wesleyan, '81 Paul Holroyd Curts, Yale, '05 , Frank Kirkwood Hallock, Wesleyan, '82 Reginald Heber Stowe, Wesleyan, '06 Karl Pomeroy Harrington, Wesleyan, '82 Albert Mann, Jr., Wesleyan, '06 William John James, Wesleyan, '83 Gordon William Stewart, Trinity, '11 Oscar Kuhns, Wesleyan, '85 Griiiith Lloyd Jones, Wesleyan, '12 Philip Patterson Wells, Yale, '89 Charles Henry Collett, Trinity, '12 John Elijah Loveland, Wesleyan, '89 Reese Pugh Jones, Wesleyan, '18 Nelson Lewis Parsons, Wesleyan, '21 Uvzdergracluates Nineteen Twenty-F'om' Robert Fortenbaugh Bowman Edwin Blackwell Knowles, Jr, Alfred Kepner Fricke Richard Barnett Maxwell Warren Clark Heidel William Ashton Roberts Charles Augustine Kellogg John Cranwill Thompson Nineteen Twenty-Five Howard Coonley, Jr. Joseph Theodore Mirtl Everitt Leon Francis Raymond Stewart Riday Henry Gallien, Jr. Standish Oscar Smith Nineteen Twenty-Six George Milton Brodhead, Jr. Ralph Pomeroy Wade Wendton Dauch Malcolm Emery Potter Ross Nelson Dougherty Herbert Mantagne Richards Holman Henry Hall Lewis Gordon Thompson Willard Carpenter Kynett Warren Franklin Wielland Gordon Alvord Piper Marion Tower Wilmot Nineteen Twenty-Sevevz Ernest St. Clair Bijou Ml-?11'OI1 Kennedy Howard Gates Breeze R1ChaI'd James LGS. John Carpenter Dabney John Thomas McDonough Robert Secrest Dunham Robert'Dodge Merrill George Nelson Findlater, Jr. Frederlck Barnard Parsons George Washington Hemphill Harold Vinton Potter Leland Milton Woodford 'm5,N, I , qRv,5' J -1. ....,... .L A , ., .,.,..,,... ,L f --M--T 52,351 .......... ... ' 2' s.. Sw M ,,,,wW' !g3ffi2x4f?',:5 J 'X - 3.9 E f WEMSLHYAN M 'fc ' ' -Q -1--..-.. MWMM- ,' K is :... f,' .... ifragsm, ----,,.,--fi? ,135 -.. Page One hundred twenty-five CHI PSI 'c'cl:i'WfcC - .- mm.- A NM W-,X ,X ,....,...,,1..a-M.-..m..s.,. af'-wcY'ce.r, xv-em-,-::Nw:vwfe'gr.....,.m,,, ..... M....,-,.,,,--f,zfgJi'.'f1,.,1,,,QSh...,u4:n.mW: f Z ',3.........4:s,...74i...h .,..,. kmvflI3Qf'.:3svq...,.... .... ....,s....W,,,.,4e,..,,-,..,,,,,g3i:::.w:gy 222 7-0,f '1'7- 'If'a2' ff, 'Ge' my . , . 4 1.1 ,X eine:-.t ,ggsefr f 1 53 36' W, :-2yg5,f-gg: 5.534.554 jf '15 , ffl s af A A V. N f N' N 'N -'W we X lwimoiiiit::,'.v,'2,i:::g3t:f:gui- :f-fl .::.-mfxxzabzr-i.-ssiiggw-1 --,-,------ be-M--H-M-W-svza ---- J IJK ! is - of 1 'z-Nw'-----M-'em--mfg-W'----newexamme-.zrzrfz SGH - W., N 1, vxsw----Q-an--M-v-1--,?,Q,---V fx? --..-......-..--.-.-. .. , -M-v-v--W-WW-me 9.5 ,V-J M, ---' A--A- M A-WMM---M M--1Qv,.t5q,,,., ,,,, Nw? 541.---.1 ww. 3-M df y 5' v M IL: - 49 lf:-GEC ,534 ',W,,,..,, Eff New 111.5 DMM i M' N- 'zf2?faEf9'5fy Glhi Hai Founded at Union College 1841 Twenty-Three Alphas Established at Wesleyan 1844 ALPHA ALPHA Resident Me111be'2's Stetson Kilbourne Ryan, Wesleyan, '04 Robert Stockdale Telfer, Wesleyan, 113 Harold Seymour Guy, Wesleyan, '09 William Colcord Woods, Wesleyan, '13 James Charles Fox, Williams, '16 Undergraduates Nineteen Twenty-Four Maurice Lester Burrows . V Claude Robert Halford Cutler DeLong' West Nineteen TwentyeF5ive Hermann Hans Kind Harold Frederick Plaisted Ernest Barton McLane - Henry Davis Silverman, Jr. , Nineteen Twenty-Six Paul Franklin Douglass Allyn Palmer Niles John Davis Leland William Weston Parks Philip Lawrence Nichols Franklin French Robinson Charles Proctor Underwood -Nineteen Twenffy-Seven David Magie Day John Cedric Morris Henry Williams Gould Joseph Parker Perry Kenneth Burrows Grady Richard Frederick Roth Herbert Jacob Herrlich Stanley Whitten Rusk, Jr. John Joseph Hoey Irving Morrison Strong , Robert Louis Van Horson ,, 4 - 1 ...,,,,...r....., ..,.. , ,MQ V'--.,.... M V 819 WHSLQWAN 246 ---R ----.. 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Evita Hpailnn Founded at Williams College 1843 Forty-Eight Chapters Established at Wesleyan 1850 Re-established 1919 Resident Meonbers Frank Edgar Farley, Harvard, '93 Nathan Wentworth, Wesleyan, '20 Wilbur Garland Foye, Colby, '09 Hamilton Beattie, Technology, '20 Herbert Duncan Rollason,iBr0WI1, '13 Al ,I-Lerbert'Eli Arnold, Wesleyan, '21 ' ' 'UnclergraQd'1,Zco.tes i ' A Nineteen 'Twenty-Four - Q Jarvis Munson Adanrisl - A I K Waldo Burnett Miller Robert Thompson Baniisfter M Marris Deliield Nordstrom Walter Barney Chadwick ' V K y Ernest Diiessel North, 2nd Richard Pearson Hatfield 1 ' 1 Monwe William smith Edwardf Whitmore 'WilkiVn's'on E .,N'inete en T w enty-Fw e Avery Wells Barnes VV -i f T ' 1 Merritt Pardee Sarles Ralph William Carr ,,,, V f A . 'Harold',Sanderson Churchill Ransom Coed- -Lg Y ' 1 ', 'Thomas'Ross Sutton Nineteen Twenty-Six George Huntington Blackett James Kenneth Loughry Robert Romano Ravi Brooks Martin Herman Nelson Charles Drinkwater Storer Nineteen Twenty-Seven Charles Wilbur Acklin Vernon Earl Jackson James Edward Bryan Francis Elliott Larrabee Bernard Francis Farnham Robert Edward Russell George Elbert Farrar, Jr. Donald Thomas Stephenson Addison Hiram Wilson A it i.i. .....,....u..e ervae A H r1-1ra1'- '19 'WFESEQQAZNMX3' ee fr' fr o aaaaliaee f Page Ong: hnnclrecl twenty-nme ALPHA DELTA PHI af? W , QM . ,. 4---- -M-M--,, -',,.1j'.,+M-.-....a 3wx M 7,, Tj? ...-a... ......... .1 ...A,... WM ,:,,,,,,,,,,m:.,,w, ' , fx x Y Wa! Y Wx 6 waltkgxsax as V Wag- Ca af , ao f . . M 'M . V YK ' ' ima, 2:aa2:r:a,:C: xzzecxfsl ffl! f,:Ljyig53lF9,,g,5v ' if fi? I a,,idg.e3.ff25a. i'x3E.C3,5Q1sEla12'Es i KX Nazism .X M,,,v,,,-g,f ,,,, ,,,,,,,, , 1 5- I Q, .v.,,Xjv - , wa,:..,5l.:.a.w.m Ea .,,,,.sg1El 'ik' X-1-.1--1:-ff-fzzfae-1 'ixiE.'E.2- Alpha Brita hi Founded at Hamilton College 1832 Twenty-Six Chapters Established at Wesleyan 1856 MIDDLETOWN CHAPTER Resident M embers Stephen Brooks Davis, Wesleyan, '59 Minn Suydam Cornell, Jr., Wesleyan, '05 William Palmer Ladd, Dartmouth, '91 John McIntyre Davis, Wesleyan, '05 William Butler Davis, Wesleyan, '94 Alexander Keith Davis, Wesleyan, '11 James Hough Bunce, Wesleyan, '95 Joseph Noyes Barnett, Trinity, '13 Walton Guyton Cady, Brown, '95 Edward Dudley Butler, Amherst, '14 Newlands Evans Davis, Wesleyan, '97 George Mansfield Craig. Wesleyan, '16 Eben Jackson, Wesleyan, '98 Everett Ross Clinchy, Wesleyan, '20 Charles Baker Hedrick, Trinity, '99 ,Carleton Forman Scofield, Wesleyan, '21 Undelfgoladuates Nineteen T'iQe1ftty7Four Thomas William Cantwell 1 if ' 1 William Henry Kelly, Jr. Leland Ellsworth' Ea'Ganke . , N'i7i6.f6'67'L Sanford Loomis Hammond 1 I ,'.,., alihlllp Boloa sloal-oo Reuben Harold Lockhart 1 ' q'jJoseph Raymond Swain Robert Edwin Leonard ' - A .Travis DeShon Wells Ninetfeeiz -Twenty-Sim Will Campbell Beach Edgar Keenan Price Raymond Cushman Clinchy Rhey Burrows Snodgrass Harvey Beecher Gram Robert John Starr Harold Amasa Howard Albert Edgar Stephan George Vreeland Johnson John Butler Tompkins Rowland Howenstein McAdoo Joseph Whetstone Ernest Franklin Woolston Nineteen Twenty-Seven Winslow Heath Adams Timothy Earle Hopkins, 2nd George Clifford Astarita Frederick MacNichol Ellsworth Roscoe Beeman William Edgar Martin, 2nd Thomas Volney Boardman Thomas Donaldson Nary Louis King Bradaw John Charles O'Malley John Frederick Chester Herbert Fitz Randolph Jr. Thomas McDonald Childress Murt Salisbury Soverel Charles Earl Congdon Harry AWSY ThO1'I1b111'Y, JI'- William Henry Cranford A Raymond Wilch Tunnell Everett Wiard Young -kxtlh XM v, E , V ......,, W., .... . , . , , ..,..,...... X 'wefexaie-lvaalaf di rt-S-ofa... :f i .---fr? Page One hundred thirty-one DELTA KAPPA EPSILON te ',1iAf'z4 SEZ?-f 12 V A W W .W U Wsii'?ifS1:s,, lg , R ...4. an M ,2seaM,..,f Brita Lftappa fparlnn Founded at Yale College 1844 FOFW-Foul' Cha1OtG1'S Established at Wesleyan 1867 GAMMA PHI CHAPTER . Resident Members William Frederick Borgelt, Wesleyan, '76 Frank Twitchell Davis, Wesleyan, '11 Daniel William Camp, Wesleyan, '82, V Thomas Wainwright Bussom, Amherst, '12 Dale Dudley Butler, Wesleyan, ex-'89 ' , Royden Keith Greely, Colby, '12 Curties Stowe Bacon, Wesleyan, ex-'00 Eugene Shepard Clark, Wesleyan, '13 John DeKoven Alsop, Yale, '02 Alfred Dodd, Wesleyan, '19 ' Robert Waterman Rice, Wesleyan, '08 Sidney Lewis Straley, Wesleyan, '19 h Undergraduates Nineteen Twenty-Fone' William Wendell Hunting f M Carl Walter Olson - Rollin Tarleton - Nineteen. Twenty-Five 1 Julian 'Webb Edgcomb Robert Irving Reynolds Clifford Stuart Ensinger , ' Howard' Alvin Schweiker Merrill Reeves Patterson Q Rupert Willis Thorpe John Henderson VanSurdam Nineteen Twenty-Six Daniel Nichols Beers X Harrison Sherwin Henry Enoch- Justus Flygare Edward Smith Magowan Davis Forrest Foljambe Fred Nixon Williams I Nineteen Twenty-Seven John Henry Briggs Eldridge Richard Jacobson ' Theodore Stedman Burr John Harold Kavanagh Chester Platt Byrne Howard Strong Logan Thomas Brownell Comstock Richard North John Langdon Cook Thomas Knappen Perry Edward Yuen Engleman George Lincoln Plimpton, Jr. Ernest Robinson Granger Robert Parkinson Ritchie Carroll Robbins Wetzel ...L , C ......,... W.. are at W. r-'- - f Wefetqesffsw ' 5 H ......... ,iMR,,L.,...,m ,... -g Page One hundred thirty-three BETA THETA PI -.f 1-V14 .WW AW., ,qgngycaw- ---A ,, ..... , .... ,.mb.sz.m.-,,..,. I wwfwgzmgiah ---- ---'A g-,-w-1--eq--w-- ur, ,,,.,, mm ,, , in N, Vg Ny., 4 4 My .,.,, ,Na,,...s...,..,,,..ax,-.-tx .. .W W, -,,....i U ,.,, 111- egg, 14215 ,f,-'Cf' f . x ..:swff.55sts.4,..Ms.,,.W,,,Wf,..m-sm.,,W,,,.,.,W,.i,s.m:f.f..,:xs':i. ,rm 'fl vs- :-1- 'fs--,4,,s : Wff,,,f.f ,egfgiff We-VAQPSXM Jfsbfg' ieilfi fi f:f2J9f ' f' Us f vs' N' f sesfnx VN-vm 'awww A Ei!! iKf:11l5fi2K925 ' f 12521 xi' is,22L,,fr'f1M,,m?fEs 5 Hsxsgsx :lin g mv, I NX 'rEVf-fi'C25- ' 'zr2:bha::?J'?5 ' IEDM Elhrta Hi Founded at Miami University 1839 Eighty-Four Chapters Established at Wesleyan 1890 MU EPSILON CHAPTER Resident Members James Stowe Parshley, Wesleyan, '93 Charles Wilbert Snow, Bowdoin, '07 Edward Christian Schneider, Colorado, '97 Hubert Baker Goodrich, Amherst, '09 James Elijah Wilson, Wesleyan, 104 Hugh Llewellyn Smith, Wesleyan, '15 ' Undergraduates Seymour Lane Cone Henry Shenk Davis George Washington Emerson Austin West Gridley Samuel Jerome Hardy, Jr. Nineteen -Twenty-Fozw George Albert Hurley John Hendy Maddaford Edwin Palmer Scriggins Evan Russell Thomas William Watson Woodford Nineteen Twenty-Five Stanley Irvin Davenport, Jr. Paul Arthur Reynolds James Eveland Lemmerz Ethan Theodore Colton, Jr. Forest Porter Eastman Robert Ross Habberley Franklin Thorndike Kurt John Russell Little Byron Latimer VMorrisQn Lyman Emerson Nivling George Freeman Atwood Karl Drew Hartzell Francis Wright Holden Paul Rockwell Holman William Charles Knef Robert Shuter Macrum A Franklin Adolph Seiler Nineteen Twenty-Six Norman Norton Everton Harry Parkinson Howard Leonard Rich Connie Clinton Simmons Judson Frederick Howe Turton Stanley Thomas Warlow Fred Green Suria Nineteen Twenty-Seven John Davis Mixsell Clinton Fred Parkinson Kenneth Eaton Steele William Dorus Stubenbord Lorain Brierly Sully James Wilbur Towson ..,, M --eA- A '----'--- we f -ee-AA-' 2 ...,.,.. 1 ..i..... , Q Q92 Q .31 fi f W Se me J W M .i..... Ram-XKJQ ...,..,.,- ......,.. ........,. ,.., .ag Page One hundred thi-rty-five COMMONS CLUB Jem, .-ff.f.',e:e,a,, wfe....,..Wm.... .. ff-f1rif2Y x i f 'W12't5F c , .-.N 5F5 'm'W t 2f'7 ?fW1w'7vfT '23Q35qrg:15r oW 'X3'Vw nnm' M-7H3-12955535fifffifiifffiigig ,EK .ggiN,x,:,. ,,ff,,3, A, , ,...W ,...,,,. f..t.MM.v,M.,... .. ,-xMvm-...wma .,aW,..m.a...- ff-sk 0-mb-sc, .dy,?,,,p,,W,,,,,f:,5., 1fsElfny:s'iRt:zqx'l?5l ,4fCff A5555 EQ 52 jxihxx XWRQFNN lift-f'qw?giIfS5t.ai51g :5Ef'Tq WZ? ,f:I?Q 'n I WW 'x Y'rf Nff s Stems f X 55Q fP... ,fall ,gave 3Nws,.,:Q,r2eJ255, 1 :gr X. rivers. ,gf-,JAXQQLQ-N .egfsf , ,f KW, xx .1-me X ,..,. was 1--4--M -V.-f , -ff 1. 3 -- , -1 s 4-fi fx., Glnmmuna Qlluh Founded at Wesleyan 1899 Resident Members William Arthur Heidel Raymond Dodge Edgar Fauver Carey Herbert Conley Frederick Leon Phelps, ex-'04 Ernest Hall Buell, '08 Ernest Alexander Inglis, '08 Leonard Osborne Ryan, '08 Carl Clifford Harvey, '12 Alonzo Clarke Allen, '14 Arthur Fiske Potter, '14 John Elmer Cavelti, '18 Herman George Mickelson, '22 Undergmoluates 1, is-Lette en., T w ent'y3.F filer' J ms, lx gr Y Y Z1 Franklin Pierce , Rai. ' F Theodore Frederick'Qoldtho1'pef1f,fff-1 --' Edward Barton Hills U Dayton Levxpislflones Frederick Earle Lord, Jr. Paul Marcus Everett James Holley ,fQ2f,Qf'f,,, L Rexford Nichols Saxton Ernest Edward Howarth , Y- jfiff' ' C 'ff-,Marshall Lodge Umpleby .Glefieeee Olirerfwheelei . John Clark Barber Q J A Arthur Watson Brornage u, 1 Frank Theodore Cloaki 5 'K Donald Morgan Doughty A Earle William Flosdorff' if V -A Lryil Nathaniel Howard Ralph William Jones , Harvey Andrew Kuntzelman ujbonald Wilyliam Leonard H it N -fi'QlT8.1'lQS RQb,QIlt.vM1Hg1HS Ernest Hawkins 157-V 5,1 Kenneth Miner Ijlrilllfgf T 2, ,C Zenas' .Fraiikli-n ' N eumeister .- Walters jf' A 'f ' QN7lneteen1fTweni'n1-Sirb 3 ' 6 Duane Clayton Barnes - ll ll ,, -X -. gg- 'George Byron Hogaboom James Russell Bickford Edward Brown Bosworth Richard Albert Edward Brooks Edward Douglass Burdick George Pillsbury Cofran Lincoln Everett Frye Phillip Lyle Gamble Gordon Green Hill Frank Wesley Lane Daniel John Marston Percy Mylchreest Phelps Spencer Warel Reeder John Stothers George Edward Shattuck Arthur Burton Umpleby John Benjamin Wollman Nineteen Twenw-Seven Damon Barnes Albert Joseph Dalton Andrew John Darling Harold Vincent Denniston Carl Frederick Hakewessell Kenneth Booth Holmes Walter King Howe, Jr. Jerald Barnum Newton George Henry Parsons, Jr. Theodore August Rath Delton Lewis Scudder Frederick Parmlee , Sloat Gordon Gibbons Yarrow r--e A era-i'e- W A .i-ti.. as--M Q Page One hundred thirty-seven DELTA TAU DELTA K, ,,..,,,wow,,-- W N,W,,m,reM.:a........,. ,wewsqgfstn 1 WMM-N M 3, 1 A ,Q -2: M 1 ' ..,... t.....l.v,,...rv,,.,.,,,lv,,,,.,, rt..M-vmwms-. ,.,,fM.,. . ., .W ,. 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Lancaster, Ohio Wesleyan, '15 Harry Callendar Butterworth, Wesleyan,'22 Unde'rgo'acluates Nineteen Twenty-Four Frederick Otwell Anderson Y Curtes Hazen Deming George Harvey Bickley, Jr. ' , Mylon Cecil Jacobs Radcliffe Wright Bristol ' Charles Wesley Ketler Robert William Butler , Joseph Rippel Lockwood George Ross Thomas 'J Nineteen Twenty-Five Harlan Way Clifton ' Warren Lozier Clifton Harling Day ' q J Spencer Barrett Meredith Wallace Earl Drummond Theodore Roosevelt Studwell Donald Welch Fowler T - V Frederick Chynoweth Thomas, Jr. Nineteen Twenty-Six Theodore Haddon Ball John LeFoy Manning Hamilton Colby Hoyt Wendell Wert Phillips Elmer William Lonsdale Jesse Russell Radford Edward Wilbur Manchester William Frederick Rancht Wayne LeCount Tyson Nineteen Twenty-Seven. Eben Maxwell Foskett Wilfred Arthur Kemp Joseph Francis Glynn Clarence Hilton Miller James Hotchkiss Herrick Charles Wesley Sleeter Robert Bruce Irwin James Martin VanBuren , 5 ,. I ..,....... 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Potter, Wesleyan, '17 Charles Fred Taylor, Yale, '06 Sidney Keser, Wesleyan, '20 Ralph Frank Weld, Wesleyan, '13 Leonel Edgar Mitchell, Trinity, '20 Fred Broadbent, Wesleyan, ex-'16 Elwyn Arvin Ellis, Wesleyan, '23 , Undergffrggdtcates 'N V- .NimeaifgTwenty-Fda-ii, Donald Hendrick Culver ' U Avery Sanford Allison Hoyt Mitchell In i - ' X -Malcolm Drake Spinning Harold Eben Terry :N7l7'lfGlf997L- George Mosher Brammanl Jesse Charles Gearhart Norman Thomas Machemer f ' . 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Edwin Arthur Cranston, Jr. William Fraser Aitken K Everett Wallace Graham Lynn Harry Brown Walter Stanton' Root Donald Freiielf Nineteen Twenty-Five Robert Powell Bedell R U ' Raleigh: 'Adams Holden James Henry Denman -, Carl Valdemar Johnson Nineteen Twenty-Six Myron Bradford Diggin 'Leigh Melvin Lott Martin Stewart Huey Williams McLean Mitchell Willard Velsor Kaylor Hermon Elsesser Rudolph Donald Orville Weatherbee Nineteen Twenty-Seven David Harry Beebe Sidney Ammon Morrill Maurice Frederick Fisher Marshall Webster Schacht Raymond Edward Garrison George Frederick Storey Chauncey Hart Lowrey David Conger Walden Edmund David Mason William Gerbing Wood V nynv .mm ,......,..... .W .,....,. ... ,WN v. lvll4l M X ' . 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Treasurer M emb ers Faculty Andrew Campbell Armstrong Herbert Eli Arnold Gerhard William Baerg Thomas Wainwright Bussom Walter Guyton Cady Burton Howard Camp Thomas Moody Campbell John Elmer Cavelti Q William George Chanter Eugene Parker Chase Eugene Shepard Clark Carey Herbert Conley Morris Barker Crawford Paul Holroyd Curts Raymond Dodge George Matthew Dutcher Frank Edgar Farley I Edgar Fauver Clyde Olin Fisher Wilbur Garland Foye Karl Pomeroy Harrington William Arthur Heidel Joseph William Hewitt Charles Ruglas Hoover Leroy Albert Howland William John James Oscar Kuhns Lane Lancaster William Edward Mead Frank Walter Nicolson George Emil Raynor William North Rice Edward Christian Schneider William Arnold Shanklin Bancroft Walker Sitterly Frederick Slocum Hugh Llewellyn Smith Charles Augustus Tuttle Karl Skilman Van Dyke Kossuth Mayer Williamson Homer Edwards Woodbridge William Concord Woods Henry Merritt Wriston A Jzmc Elections, 1923 Oscela Currier McEwen William Dufford MoYlB Edwin James Roberts Class of 1924, Fall Elections Frederic Henry Adams Malvin Edward Davis Edwin Arthur Cranston, Jr. Ffancls Kelter M011 Cutler De Long West H onorary M em ber S. 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Bowman LaGanke Lyman Phillips Dr. Fauver Howarth Aitken Scriggins Robinson Studwell Howard Piper Dunn Adams Coach Martin Riday Fricke Ensinger Lester rE2EPPT5.f??Zf3E112-'f'fiif iiiSitEa41g':fi1ffz25w:112'rf51E'Sf1.1'-2231-111:-A::'fs:-' 7 252,17 n .- ' liuffutql-'.1l5A:ZGCf:::'.1.g-- - -. - 1,-. -. , 31.51. ,- W - ' '1?f:Zf?.i-'.:.-1f5!s.13.,'r5s11:A-55:1-'.-Ls,':.4,j,i, .Q izgfiwgi ' 59: I -2 'Egf :X-fa i-:I'!2iiP3 iff. '.' ' ,f.gI'.' - .-av:-. . -... ::'.'.7 . 135:-.',u' 'gl' . r ::?.:f: -gm, L-1515-.72 :-::'-if-:1 0 Qfvfifh- ilfz ' 53111125 if'-'5:5E ' ia.-we. it-WE :-rw,-: 5'-'.-5'-J' ' 4'-1 -aa. ' EQ- ,1:EZ:fif .il4'f:'1'5E 57:-'-22-H 252573- Sififmx-' :Z'.::M' C-ML ,. -N'-L 1 is --:au-' fvzztiiiwzf :I-121'-E-2 :ia -fu:-.' ufiifir . A-Q -iss! P I--uw' '-- ' 4:-'. PT -2 ' - Z' f ' ,--16:11-.M-:':f5i15.f2f-'ici - vt- ---ff 11- -- - --- 'f' '. 'k4f fi5 A IM 35 X , :-, 1- . '. 4: 5:13231 f ' - Q. f' ffiv'f'E?.1:f-tl-If.e':l''f .-.'I '- 15 f I 3' ' F '- 1.., .g1 . A 'wi' -'27 4161 we-:rf hai.. ..2Z'.,1-53 .... :-53'-'-ff-'-'-' 3:3 -.3 fbi jf fa I4 4: 1 7 -. ' '-Iirgly:ga5-.21-345:51-Jiiffi-E:dr-9-,-.f':z1,..3: ' '- fc-1-nr ' . ' .. Q - . , -. .'55-'f.yiLf-1 :-1':-.-gig,-f':ji A L 5 :-1' ,224 ff-1' ' :L -I H1 5.1-:i1.i:.1.-::::: -.f.1':?.l:'l':!i:3!11:1E?:i'.::':i1E1?n:.m.'::.'.1. L' 9 - '-. .,f '1'- ' l J, f , -L 4x.:1- ,V--uf Uhr 1923 Svvaann The figures of the 1923 football season, with two victories and five defeats, tell a rather sad but, nevertheless, incomplete story. In the de- cisive victories over Bates and Bowdoin, the Wesleyan eleven showed its true power and versatility. The games with Columbia and Williams were lost only after a creditable iight against superior team work. Although in Tufts, Wesleyan met a strong eleven, the defeat at her hands was to some extent due to an unavoidable reaction after the hard game with Columbia the week before. The loss to Amherst was as unexpected as it was disappointing, for Wesleyan had outplayed its opponents during the entire game. The unfortunate outcome of the fray with Massachusetts Agricultural College was the result of an underestimation of the strength of the adversaries, who possessed a powerful and well-coached team. The iirst game of the season resulted in a 12-0 victory over Bates on Andrus Field. Despite the loose playing in the game, Wesleyan showed promise of a powerful attack and sturdy defense. The defensive play of Lester and the field goals by Fricke and Serig- gins were the features of the game. In the 13-0 victory over Bowdoin, a much more dangerous team than Bates, Wesleyan showed its capability. Bowdoin threatened in the first quarter, and the Red and Black line demon- strated its ability to hold off its opponents when its goal line was in danger of being crossed. In the backfield Fricke and Captain Adams featured, the former with his broken field running, and the latter with his consistent gains through the line. In the line Scriggins and Studwell broke up many Bowdoin plays, while Lester and La Ganke were down under every punt in time to down the re- CAPTAIN ADAMS ceiver almost as soon as the ball reached his hands. V-V -X. , ......... ........... P, NX--img., B35-f by-1 7 Page One hundred sixty- . ,N ---.Aw - - may M . ,,,A 'T-'l'f., S ,,,,,.. 'mlm WTLQW-eww r.wv:,m, irzilese A --il eases fs if WW. yrs eggiyw 'Ms 421 fffil visafafas' 2 s.sm3'3g.i.53f5E.. E gsfzyx WTQNX my 'HH A- ,aflqffgsf Nc.. I -sisftifeiii - CAPTAIN-ELE CT HOWARD With such an encouraging opening of the season Wesleyan went down to New York with hopes of defeating Columbia. Outplaying the Lion during the greater part of the game, Wesleyan was forced to accept defeat because of two unfortunate breaks. The team played with marked spirit throughout the entire game. Dunn was the mainstay of the line, getting into every play and breaking up many of Colum- bia's numerous line bucks. Howarth played his first game of intercollegiate football that afternoon and performed sensationally both on the defense and the offense. In the second half he broke away for several long runs, sharing the honors of the game With Fricke. The next two games found the Wes- leyan team oi form and the Red and Black THE BOWDOIN GAME ..... frm' W aaa. .a. .iii -. ..,.,...,..,...... .-.. X 0 19 wwwfsnrwrgssxi alta . -- Nsgcx R' . iw 2 131 'fa ,..... my .-,, T ..,....., V, ............ .... 3? J4:,j,?gf Q ' af- 'I J ' 'isis .M-W iw-MW., Page One hundred sixty-two .Al-.lllfm 1,1 ,X h H , ,-eqwyw--...,.v .,..,.... as naman v sesfasglu, M W XYZZIQN, 5 gS.:x,,...z ..,,. ,mr,f,.,...,f,...,,,.i.,M,z..i,.,.t..w,v,...-.-.,l,.:r.s.ma...m.4s:...A gm wxgglsxsm Fm P2 1' -mst?-lie ,-,N-ff 2 is .lla gy-1j?E....,..:J-5 ,gf ,ff ' '--gl --sk 4- -5' , fx ww rx we V-sry .1 za. A M N 3. 1slg:..-f,W.f.: auf ffflreisaweielf am-M .f UE. l.:.f..m.' Maas? aw MM, +., WM-Eze ml: ,:,,,-,xJ1Q5:.:-H 44?-H' 5, ,ggi , ,Q A A 'AM' NM legs l1s5g5::1',:ja5,,dLf2ge2Q all --4-,-- M-M-:-:,:.:-gjplgsgf ....,. .., W 4 1, X, -f' ,,' QRSQ,--. V Ekmsfif K+-.X-lad? fe--. -.. --1. -ansxma. .,.agg, ga.: .6 suffered a 14-6 loss to Tufts and a 13-O de- feat at the hands of Massachusetts Aggies. With a complete change of attitude and the whole-hearted support of the college body, Wesleyan went up to Amherst on November first determined to fight to the end. Undismayed by having a touchdown scored on them in the very first play of the game, the team came back all the harder and held a 10-6 lead at the end of the first half. Howarth was the outstanding player of this attack, advancing the ball sixty yards in two plays to score our only touch- a -W down. Fricke was responsible for our MANAGER BOWMAN other three points by a successful place- ment kick. In the second half both teams played evenly, and with the ball in the middle of the field with one minute to play, victory seemed inevit- able. Amherst, however, launched a forward pass attack which won her the game. In the last play, with the ball on the forty-yard line, the Purple and White scored a touchdown by means of a forward pass over the goal line. The game, lost by the 12-10 score, was ended before a kick-off could be made. In the last game of the season, Wil- liams came off the field victorious by the score of 12-7, but Wesleyan played steady and, at times, sensational football in repuls- ing the attack of the Purple and in advanc- ing the ball. Like the Amherst game, there were many unusual plays, and Wesleyan at one time had the opportunity of completing a long forward pass and winning the game -as Amherst had done only a week earlier. Adams starred with a clever run for a touchdown, and Aitken with his unerring tackling, played a wonderful game as de- fensive center. Fricke and La Ganke, playing their last football for Wesleyan, were deciding factors in the Red and Black's successful attack, but were forced AL FRICKE .. . l - - 19, 4-A 1 t--r--a . Page One hundred sixty-three ze '..l:W:f.1 l'i:XC1Ef.1 7- ' figs-7 W,-W. if lllkiuxh W--Kswsq:--M. ,,fw W S ,,w-J--,f-sm K m N ba as -1-me.-.,, ...... . ..... W-. 'M fe' ,SN N,-----,g,w,,,, f iq.-Q--3-ff-:f'Q'Xx M--W--M------M--M---MW H ,aff figs-5? f Y Y ,sages Vestx 2, 34 Suxgxigfx J 1fff'...... 1, M' .f ., gg A ww , 2 -L -. Nj vi-A-33-:gm-33----W Nr 1,i...g:sr:,j1s gifs, ..,,f ww we N as kekxe... ,WQWX U out of the game because of injuries. Fighting every inch, leading the score at one time, and always dangerous, the Red and Black lost to a superior team. The outstanding stars of the season Were Captain Adams, Fricke, La Ganke, and Aitken, all of Whom along with Lester, 'Scriggins and Howarth will graduate this J une. Nevertheless, the outlook for next year is good. There are nine letter men returning, together with the present Freshman team, which defeated Williams in their annual game. If all this can be considered a fair indication, Captain-elect Howard and his team should experience a most successful season. BILL AITKEN ,, M. ,.,, A I , ............ l l , ,,Mv5. 4A'lA' W lf , 749 YA7EfSiJHr'Y2'fXN QQ ' .,.. mmifl, .. , Q A..'4,'.' H ' ., as ,,,.f'L?E fx lc-N., QR Page One hundred sixty-four ' zsfiifif-f. c:::.v.-:',,.,,.1Ty1,1.f M .,,,, ,MMM ,- '11?5Sf1'l'7YL ,MQ ,,,WQ t 'MX 'M 'a . ,N ., ...,.... ......,.1..1..,.....,,..m,,f55,,,-ffemw 'Lil ,' min 'tiff ff' ff' 5-1 f , ' ' ' ' ' ,5 A- me-Am gl.gf'ff?Lt.::,l's?zu':.p,z 115:14 fgffimk-e i'S ,f fi-W X151-if 12 W 183301 W-Qltk fwizzzgfa25is :ir::f1+f L'-:M-3122 f' f ' '55 tw 2' Y SN, N' '8 'E '9 f 'xwiffklix 'fx zzz'-4:::f::'E2w2 1 -ii'.,.....1,,'f:Q . ,. L.. if F A 3 . . ft 21 f,...,rvVf . N? M-M-1---vwf 1 . . 2- ...,,,.,W HA... f L. fXYf::r::::': m MiXf f ,XQ4 N L9 5 51 J :QWQV GQQCQ, I Xvfra-.... ...f f- iff' ' Li-J X AW F9114 wr-A 1. .wx ,. -mggf - f . .-2. mg-WS-nw syjgg ilinnihall OFFICERS 1923 SEASON I 1924 SEASON Robert F. Bowman, '24 . . Manager . . Norman Carpenter, '25 Norman Carpenter, '25 . Assistant Manager . Herbert Hendrickson Jarvis M. Adams, '24 . . Captain . . Irvil N. Howard, '25 COACHES 1923 SEASON Dr. 'Edgar Fauver John F. Martin Hugh G. McCurdy Dale W. Lash Floyd C. Dougherty VARSITY TEAM OF 1923 Position Age Weight Height J. M. Adams, Captain R.H.B. 21 166 5.9 L. E. LaGanke R.T. 20 161 5.7M w. F. Aitken o. 21 162 5.10 ' T. R. Studwell L.G. 22 1 210 6.1 C. M. Lester L.E. 22 150 5.10 A. K. Fricke Q.B. I 21 158 5.7 I. N. Howard L.H.B. 20 155 5.8 E. E. Howarth L.H.B. 21 138 5.7 E. P. Scriggins L.T. 20 190 5.1115 W. W. Dunn RC. 19 190 5.10 G. A. Piper R.E. 19 156 6 W. W. Phillips F.B. 18 171 6 F. F. Robinson F.B. 19 163 5.10142 T. C. Lyman L.G. 22 180 6.1 R. S. Riday Q.B. 20 164 5.9 E. B. McLane R.E. 21 175 6 C. S. Ensinger L.G. 20 158 5.8 f .. ..b '--'-'-- W- -5 ,,,.,........ .. .- ' ' X-::sfA.....-..-I ----f1'os2JXtNX.,,,M,,,ffzp f Page One hundred sixty-fwe we mf., .4 2:13553 .1 J X X ,A NNW .-...-Mmm., M me -MW M--m.imW.. .l.m.....-....l. O ,ffzf237'l J me YM ,ra rwrwvww Qiliiml X 6' 'QQV xiaviosfizfbx. 5 -Wm my ,cnc ' X .fm oisxi C' Qiernrh nf C6a1mv5, 1923 Date Opponent Place Wesleyan Opponents September 29 Bates Middletown 12 October 6 Bowdoin Middletown 13 October 13 Columbia New 1York 6 October 20 Tufts Medford 6 October 27 Mass. Aggies Middletown 0 November 3 Amherst Amherst 10 November 10 Williams Middletown 7 54 Total Points for Wesleyan . 54 Total Points for Opponents . 63 I 2 NORM CARPENTER Manager for 1924 Season . Q l X NME wwf ifrfilfaef-JWMN 1 . if Page One hundred sixty-six 'Q '-zizffkfft -A Q --M 1 .T--WM ,NM .,,...., N Ww T1.x M N 'Wi , ... .... . ,.,. 1..M ..-,., .....,.. ...,..,......... .Mfg ,fe--4--M css t'Y Q fr 3 ffzgmqiiiillfsw f as W.. Nw A ' Wwe, , - x, ., EZZQGMM ,919 THE COACHES Zllnnthall Svrhehulv, 1924 32 Date Opponent Place September 27 Union . Schenectady October 4 Rochester Middletown October 11 - Columbia New York October 18 Amherst . Middletown October 25 H Mass. A. C. Amherst November 1 Tufts . Middletown November 8 Williams Williamstown November 15 Bowdoin Middletown at c....,... .A W, A W2 is Page One hundred sixty-seven L ' Y szf-124 N 1 3 :-f.-1E:fv- :-z':111alZL1.i. A A 5 - kc I x uxf H 1 ua., l 34 ,h X I -. 1 fi JY? Q 4 v1 K x .3 'H . X I J. Q 9 Ng 14 Q ,L ' I e , S 1 X 3 .x . .f 1 c' w I , ' mx' N K , . I sa, lf: A S . Q .- X ,F . - - 1 .- .--:-I1 3, .-5255 - -72 ' vc, K 1- 1 .11 ' A-1:15: ,,, l ,.,-.Qii1.f:Lg25ga, .A-.1335 Q: 9 6 Az. ,I P5 'I' .' - '- I1 ' .:: - LX ?i11':f'f7l1:'5f-1: - ' . Fr: r,efs,.v:1':.::':e1r.-f - 'H-51 ' ' iv 9-5 EEE! 'Ill ' 'Al Q .- - ' ' .. 1 ,- -Qian 1 u.1.'-:+,-I- -A . f. '--'-12:3 1 -5:4127 H 1 Q, I . .. , Q x .-.- .. - . . ... , . -. -i - - x-- . I . .'.43.g5.,'-::,',5g:f - '- V P - -- - V l -TQ 1 ' H' 1 1 '-1' -- ' ...4 ..,....A. . , ...... 1.4. Uhr 1923 Sveaaun If the interest taken in soccer this season on the part of the college body can be taken as a true indication of the growing popularity of the sport, it seems likely that in the near future soccer Will be recognized as a regularly organized section of Wesleyan's athletic activities. The en- thusiasm of the candidates for the team reached a high pitch, and competi- tion for regular berths was exceedingly keen this year. More than sixty men reported regularly for practice. As soccer has been given a great deal of attention in preparatory schools, there were several freshmen who had had considerable experience. These men, and the men who played on last year's team, formed the nucleus around which the regular team was developed. , Great improvement over last year's team Was evidenced in the initial contest with Amherst, November 2, and although Wesleyan was defeated by the close score of 3 to 1, the team played Well and its fighting spirit was a feature of the game. It is significant that all the scoring was done in the first half. After the Wesleyan eleven tightened up, Amherst was unable to tally. Spector scored Wesleyan's lone point. On November 8, the team met the Springfield seconds on,Andrus Field, and again Went down to defeat by the same score as in the Amherst match, 3 to 1. Springiield got the jump from the start and scored her three goals in the first period. Wesleyan's team Work was better in the second half and the play was centered in Springfield's territory. Captain Lockhart tallied near the middle of the half, and the visitors Were prevented from further scoring. . N-ff MN BF' ....,, N. ,,,,,...,,,,,, ,M ...,, MR .4l,.l.llAll' MM ,JI xt.:-2g'fiNl'E5l iilaalii 2 W sis f S M 'F,.w J Page One hundred sixty-eight ,--, 1 M--x .W ,..... , M aw., -- - - ' 4 S1253 ,swetamw isis '13V'f3j,1 ' 'gag Nrf-:Siva Me fx , 1. - Hamm arg f' ff., ,-4 ,f X , , ,- ww-, - gf:-vs liar fizwsirweigif ,f'Z'f7f 1 5 5' New if?i.Jf5f-19,3 W Frstf :feartl JSI' 1 Mf:f2E51f 11-1' W ' 1531 :si QMW' -lx , VN f' XV 3'f 'N wrmx. 212251: -gwfw' If y x.,?,Q5..5i2N's. 24' K:E3...ii'XQ.iW3i2Zxxe l XX Nwgggwxk WJ 2 ,JH ..., f f X M,,.s 1 vw Ne..,...-Nwimaf gl .4 ,, :L-z,,X,Q52g: 1- AJL...VMNf g5S..mm..wM,MH.T m-, ,fwfwxyibinxk?:l.1T.,.M......-...-....,..g54, ,-5 Af. MQESQ,-.., Kea? 1, YiQsg5,g.X,.,, wwf:-zif The lineup Was as follows: R I. R . E. Leonard, '25 . Spector, '27 . Lockhart, '25 . Outside Left . Inside Left Center Forward E Francis, '25 Inside Right F. Cloak, '25 . Outside Right R Habberly, '26 . Left Halfback I-I Herrlich, '27 Center Halfback E. Bijou, '27 . Right Halfback H LaBounty, '26 . Left Fullback A Mitchell, '24 . Right Fullback T. Cantwell, Jr., '24 . . Goal Garber, '26 . Outside Left 'tC. Burns, Jr., '25 . . Inside Left 'tE. Thomas, '24 Left Halfback iN. Carpenter, '25 Right Fullback XG. B. King, '27 . . . Goal 'F Substitutes. .QWESIJWXHWY Page One humlrecl szxtj nz 1923 BASEBALL TEAM Asst. Mgr. Olson Mgr. Buckinham A Dr. Fauver Coach Stellar Moore Sutton Reynolds Mansfleld Wielland Taylor' La Ganke Porter Howarth Umpleby Lotspiech Fricke ' 22521 . I -2 11-'2f. 5 J- f Y 1 1. I 5:4- '-if 1, ' asf:-r:-:zz-fx fi ' ' -1 '-'--.-.f?.1f---G:,-:- s,.,i 1. - .. .'.--vw -: zgn.-nt :.' , I 2 .' , - - - : .' ' ' . . .-:-1 .. ' H.. ' Tj , ' l' -:-. -14:1 -'I,'.'.5 f. '-- ...A-. :Jll,-,:w,1 Lfr:.,' '-. 2,' . .-.-'.g 221,-::. 5,-1. , .uE1:e:2. . 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Coach Stellar built his team around Captain Fricke, Howarth, Taylor and Umpleby, the letter men of previous years. Jacobs, due to an injury, was not available the greater part of the season. These men, with the addition of those de- . veloped in practice, succeeded in capturing the initial game of the season from Rhode Island State, 10-7. A few days later Harvard administered an ll-7 defeat, but Springfield and Mass. Aggies succumbed soon after by twelve and thirteen run margins, re- spectiyely. Then followed a period .when fate was less kind. N. Y. U. took the Red and Black's measure by the decisive score of 13-3, and Yale snatched a 4-3 victory from Wesleyan's grasp in the tenth inning of a well- played game featured by Moore's steady pitching. A come-back was staged in the Tufts game, v which resulted in a 4-2 Wes- leyan victory, but this winning CAPTAIN FRICKE streak proved as short-lived as - - ------- a H -----------. ...,... - a 1 . 225 g f . ,Q ,j . ll Q 2.3 WESLEYAN iw -W ' . . ...- P 'f-, ..,...... ' -,,. 3,45 WW . F , Page One hund-rcrl severity-one .- . .:,1. ,4 -:Jaws S35 .5 f',,, ,A....,M,, A M 'ffwis' , , ,, , S M 'm ...,..1..W'See'xN --.-....-.,............ ,----ca ferr- , 5 Wfssg 3 .. H , , I '44,-1:-,L-p my wa N X Q , s Je,,alclAW,.,,2p Wfsgpv, - ' L51 vw? XQr, xc.. ' 1512,-get! .uf the game. Brown's nine tallied twelve times to Wesleyarfs six in the next contest, and in the next week on Wednesday Bow- doin journeyed to Middletown and nosed out the home team 3-2 in ten innings, and on Saturday Williams came through on the long end of a 10-7 score. The remainder of the season was a see-saw. Springfield lost for the second time, 8-2, Columbia swamped the Red and Black, 15-2, but revenge was sweet and Rochester fell 12-8. Williams again de- feated Wesleyan, this time 12-8, but the Mass. Aggies game resulted in their second MANAGER oLsoN defeat of the season at Wesleyan's hands, 8-4. The last two games of the season were with Amherst, the first at Amherst resulting in a 4-1 loss for the visitors. The second, the Wesleyan Commencement game, was won by the Red and Black, 7-4, as a result of a sensational seventh inning rally. With this game the season ended, and, although it was not a brilliantly successful season, it indicated a vast improvement over those immediately preceding and it presages success for 1924. Individual honors for the Season were very evenly divided. Captain Fricke's ability was demonstrated on oiense and defense, and Howarth and Taylor performed well, both in the field and at bat. Wielland showed cleverness in covering the third base area, and Mansfield worked well and consistently in handling the offerings of Moore and Lotspeich. Losing only Mansfield, Moore and Tay- lor by graduation, and with an abundance of new material, Wesleyan's 1924 baseball team under the guidance of Coach Dough- erty can be expected to give a good account of itself. iii:-32'- ' ips. . u. . -ss. W ' V 1 ..,..... . .,.,,.,,,,,.,... ,, , .......,, ' ' -12. .lvlrl FR1TZ THOMAS Manager for 1925 Season 4 19 WESLEYAN Q 24 ' v,1. 4 ,I , is ,.,. ,, 4-,,,.., A A - l v fav- ' 5 x R ' f 'T .. H' Qiim, ' ,, l X j 1 ,- 'I 'ka 0 M., 1 2 ,V il - vsr ' ,K X ,ff - W.-..... X x 4 ff vv ,..- , X , -.T ,f X , cy' ' Q V' .xx Lf X I '2 sw- Yff, A 1- - 1 .4 -44 Xi-m---m-- -.,, .V 'inf , Page One humlrcrl seventy-two . . .1 1.2 ,,, 'f31?ff 'f?f?ff7,+ M W .,.. , ,,. W. rr'--m-.-.-:g.:x,e,gg3-3g,Q-..e,................. ....... ...... ,M-fr '.,,'f....Qf1fm ..,., 'V' M 'MR ,N .,....., ...,....,.... M, ,........ ,..., , .,.,,-m..m:,M. 5 lg . ,,..,.W.. , fflffggimwmqfffgi ,,,fa:w - . fsil 45.4...Zi4of4.- ?Sf2s..,sg,sf.v4.s,i..2.1f9s.. 5 Lfffiwx Fw . ..,ai.f,? f 5 Md , , 1345 .Mei-,ffrfi?s3'ff:f:as1g2g51 fqf.:w,q,:Q:5W'1QQ,-.........a... .... 2. L A 1 ,, ...,.... s.Wn.....2.n, , .:4,...m,,., .,... ,...,::'. ::.:,E14 --Am......... we XR. Q - 1923 SEASON Harold C. Buckingham, '23 Carl W. Olson, '24 . . Alfred K. Fricke, '24 . Warren E. Stellar . A. K. Fricke, '24, s.s. B. B. Lotspeich, '25, p. J. L. Moore, '23, p. R. C. Mansfneld, '23, c. E. E. Howarth, '24, c.f. M. C. Jacobs, '24, lst b. lllaarhall OFFICERS . M cmager Assistant M cmager . Captain Coach VARSITY TEAM OF 1923 A.-... :.! HJ 1924 SEASON . Carl W. Olson, '24 Frederick C. Thomas, '25 . Alfred K. Fricke, '24 Floyd C. Dougherty J, I. Taylor, '23, l.f. T. R. Sutton, '25, 2nd b. R. I. Reynolds, '25, r.f. M. L. Urnpleby, '24, lst b. F. A. Seller, '25, 3rd b. W. F, Wielland, '26, 3I'd b. l ,. Q K xl'A x :Sh --- 5 ......,. . .,., .. ..,...i1 . 4 3 ss.x.Q...Qi9, 1. f WESLHYAN Z4 a ,J . ,, .,.': .Q-'f .- ' . ' Xrir i-.m...,...---'ff G35 X....,,,,,,,,,5fez5- X Page One hunrlrecl seventy-tlrrcc wklfnfti ,lu ts Q . as 1 t 'lim Z9 iii ' CM 'Qwrnrh nf VQEEIITIPE nf 1523 DATE COLLEGE PLACE WESLEYAN OPPONENT April 7 Rhode Island State Middletown 10 7 April 11 Harvard Cambridge 7 11 April 14 Springfield Springfield 17 5 April 18 Hartford Hartford 3 7 April 20 Mass, Agricultural College Middletown 19 6 April 21 New York University New York H 3 4 April 25 Yale New Haven 3 13 May 2 Tufts Middletown 4 2 May 5 Brown Providence 6 12 May 8 Bowdoin Middletown 2 ' 3 May 11 Williams Middletown 7 10 May 17 Springfield Middletown 8 2 May 19 Columbia New York 2 14 May 24 Rochester Middletown 12 E 8 May 2.6 Williams Williamstown 8 12 June 2 Amherst Amherst 1 4 June 16 Amherst Middletown 7 4 Total for Opponents 124 Total for Wesleyan 119 G In , .,........ ,.,. , , - .......,.... M ' kt WESLQYEM 24 X Z M469 ' ' ie? 0 Q it 1 A 4 1 O 1 ' 1 b e fi' 1 di l 'qv ,W . l J N f 'WEE 'fx X 4-4, . k ,N f , Page One hundred seventy-four . . . ,z M M ......A..A.,A. 1, ,f1eaf:ir':W, we-Mfasfese M1 .mm ..... .... M ,.4,, ' 3' rx 1,4'f,,,-f' 1 is hymns ,Q !?:?1w' imslfai fairy few me . wgyrxw gcscygxi Wim 5' infer ,mfi2.f,ZW WM--fc as 1 X 3WfM'fJ- ef iff:-m -msfM+.-, --'- ewwwgfswfgf asm, W. New-9 'gf , 4,27 4 L. V14 -gg , .JM We Uhr 1924 152152112111 Svrhrhule April 12 Rhode Island State . Middletown April 17 Swarthmore College . Swarthmore April 19 Haverford College Haverford April 26 Brown University Middletown April 30 Open ...... Middletown May 3 Connecticut Agricultural College Storrs May 6 Bowdoin College . . . Middletown May 9 Williams College . . Middletown May 10 Columbia University . New York May 13 New York University . Middletown May 15 Amherst College .... Amherst May 17 Massachusetts Agricultural College Middletown May 21 Brown University . . . Providence May 24 Worcester Institute of Technology Worcester May 28 Springfield College . . . Middletown May 30 Massachusetts Agricultural College Amherst May 31 Springfield College . . . Springfield June 14 Amherst College . Middletown June 18 Williams College . Williamstown - .... M, 4255 , ...,,... WW... .... W, --15- 3 Wgesnggvwisi Page One hundred seventy-11 1923 TRACK TEAM First Row--Assistant Manager Moll, Lovejoy, Stone, Johnson, Emerson, Norton, Seiberling, King, Knowles, Lyman Maxwell, Coach Martin. Back Row-Day, Leonard, Freydberg, Hardy, Habberly, Wollman, Parkinson, Manager Corkran, Turton, Phillips Wheeler, Link, Warlow, Maddaford. ' 7 Glhr 1923 Svremnn Much new material from the Freshman and upper classes gave a nucleus for a promising team. The season opened with Springfield, whose trackmen captured the odd point, giving them the meet by a score of 68-67. Seiberling started the scoring for the Red and Black by taking firsts in the 100 and 220. The distance events were all captured by the Wesleyan runners. In the field events, the Springfield men were strong, and it was this part of the meet that gave them the winning point. The meet with Amherst gave Wesleyan her only victory of the season. Despite a wet track, Seiberling, a consistent point gainer, took first place in both of the dashes. Emerson finished first in the 440, and Smith, in the two-mile run, was many yards ahead of his nearest competitor. Showing great improvement in the field events, the Wesleyan men took all the firsts with the ex- ception of the high jump and 'the discus. The strong and fast Williams team broke two records in overcoming our trackmen. Miller of Williams won the 100-yard dash in 9 9-10 seconds, establishing a new college record, while his teammate, Coleman, glided over the 120-yard high hurdles in 15 7-10 for a new record. Seiberling took the 220 in 22 sec- onds, thus equaling his own record, Knowles led a strong field of competitors to the tape in the 880. Johnson was the star of the field events, taking firsts in high and broad jumps. King established a new Wesleyan record when he hurled the javelin 155 feet 9 inches. The Brown meet was the last dual meet of the season, and the Brunonians with a strong and well balanced team were the vic- tors by a '77-58 score. Wesleyan showed su- - periority in the dashes, but the Brown men excelled in the distance and field events with the exception of the hammer and the pole vault which went to Wesleyan. At the New England Intercollegiates, held in Boston, Wesleyan terminated her track CAPTAIN EMERSON -----. 'B s t 't n e -'--i------- - YFJESLRWYAN Qs Z ' ' -v w N X , ii': .1..,,....... .... ,.,.. . ,..........,...........l X' I,-24' ,ggi 7 Page OMG hundred seventy-seven ., , A Q- .,....,. W. W... tc... Tail? 'T gixzfm iivg 1 lg 32 'NTSQNX 1E21EQ',3fQSN-of-3 -ifxff lu: . 4. ll 1-1 , f ' Q W N N ss. Q2 'fees 5155, ,,,.:.siEii it l QLE.i25s.' Nxifiiwx gfgW:'gm1Qs2--V----241,241 sf . i so p V,,, 1 11.-.:.-2513? ,f ff- g 2 S ' :fs 'V sgwwwreqpgcuariawy season most successfully, scoring 19 points, which gave her a fourth place. Seiberling accounted for eight of the points when he took a first in the 220 and second in the 100. The remaining eleven points came through two iirsts and a fourth-Johnson in the broad jumpg King in the javeling and Lyman in the discus. ' Although the season could not be called a suc- cessful one from the standpoint of victories, it brought out a wealth of material, and with this as a basis a much stronger and better balanced team is anticipated for the 1924 season. 1924 CROSS COUNTRY SEASON The Wesleyan ,Cross Country team, composed of four experienced men from the previous season MANAGER M01-L and new material from the class of '26, came through the season without a defeat. In the first meet, with Massachusetts Aggies, Captain Smith, running true to form, won a first place, and Parkinson, a new varsity man, captured a third. The score 28-29 in favor of Wesleyan indicates the closeness of the race, which evoked a high pitch of interest throughout. Over the Springfield course the Wesleyan harriers accounted for their second victory by capturing first in a triangular meet against Amherst and Springfield. The Red and Black runners scored 32 points against their opponents, who tied for second with 44 each. ' In the last meet of the season Wesleyan de- feated Williams by a score of 24-31. Captain Smith won first place followed closely by Day, a new man on the Cross Country team. The Wil- liams meet terminated the most successful Cross Country season that Wesleyan has had for several years. Smith and Day will be lost by graduation, but there is much promising material in the Freshman class besides Norton and Parkinson, two letter men who will form a nucleus for next year's team. DAVVY DAVENPORT Manager for 1925 Season . 1. . 'h , , . NE. Q-'7f- f k Q l 4 ' -Hqwmmm . , ,,,: fry' K wivssxew-1 'V rx ,,. 7 X m.. ,,,,, '-'i ' ff mg'?Q,,,,,g gg. pHmw.-...m-.- . -'-w....,.,,,,,w,...w . .4 -l ' ..., R Qlbln 'W ,J , in Y ,,,,,,,,.. .. ..,. . ,............ , .....,. Iht . li-' l ri 2' A l 49 v'VESlQ..H'E?Qsisl' 2.4 gn. :- sr N, ,. i : 1 f it WT3 ,- 1 'R . 2 5 X ffs ipzgf . Page One hundred seventy-eight l,j S . ,,..., ., - - fJf735 'PW ' 'K 'm 'N . .,..z2I'ff1T:AD5fg5 : :Q2.'-.,,.......,.. .... ...-...........,... ..,.-41:--ff::r.'fw-zfism--- .x'--MMI ff Fir' 5 Nh ' mas. 111 -,13uz?f3vf:5':flg5 ffifpiw fzf2':2s.x.2 .A S. W . N-.ff?:,v.N X +Qe-Q-C g12aQu,ng:,:zg,fyxMfW ,mu ... ..:s...f., ,gf ,,f ,2 , xx WM' 'vs , Tm .f .. vm-.AX ,...,.., 2s15fpk'55ggg33igi5i ,fax-f-5' ' f l i,,i.f,,f.i,?2Ti5x.' i 'il2b.t 5,.5 262203. I NH X Igww-off H ,-A.. Qiiffaf' ,-,f 1? 5 -as -,wig -'fs XX, e3v,w,'....M: Z:fL::. ::!1ITH5'Je3'W4l3g --A---- ----AM-M-YW--mm--mf 1 'A M ! Ama- X :mow ,wi ....... --in -H-W-W ?Q2f '-MM-Maw k --Qf v fQ3gi 'tM 4'fq.f-7 ,M -SWL? 'wav 3S?5j,L5:1f,- 1 .... , ,..,,x'.ff-QQ? Ntavg:W4fq.:z.'..fgn -12:-Q. X N OFFICERS 1923 SEASON David H. Corkran, Jr., '23 . Francis K. Moll, '24 . Hermon Norton, '23 John F. Martin . E. O. King, '23 J. Johnson, '23 B. Stone, '23 . Norton, '23 K, Seiberling, '23 F. Lovejoy, '23 G. W. Emerson, '24 . W. Smith, '24 C. Lyman, '24 1924 SEASON . Manager . . . Francis K. Moll, '24 Assistant Mcmageir . Stanley I. Davenport, Jr., '25 . Captaivz . . George W. Emerson, '24 . Coach . . . John F'. Martin VARSITY MEN OF 1923 J. H. Maddaford, '24 W. L. Day, '24 E. B, Knowles, '24 R. B. Maxwell, '24 T. R. Studwell, '25 R. M. Boyd, '26 R. R. Habberley, '26 W. W. Phillips, '26 J. F. Turton, '26 S. T, Warlow, '26 DUAL TRACK MEETS DATE COLLEGE PLACE WESLEYAN OPPONENT April 21 Springfield Middletown 67 68 April 28 Amherst Middletown '75 Q 60 May 5 Williams Williamstown 60 '75 May 11 Brown Providence 58 77 Total Points for Wesleyan 260 Total Points for Opponents 280 New England Intercollegiates, May 20, at Boston, Wesleyan 19 Points .mm ..,... . , .......... M.. 'Al-ll.. H . ' f ini' W tllwgeznw '12 WESLEYAN 2.4 Eg, ' is. ai 1- ..,..,.,, ....1,,.,. '53 ff'lj5ff+'s -- s wt, 42 .s krgw 4 YQI. n Page Owe hundred seventy-11in.e ii-fzgff A .:1:-.-- ,... ,.., ...- ....V ,,,.. ,.Qi A,,,AA,,,x - ------- ------- W--M-M reggae '--- Q WW '-'- QQ-Q -QA- M 55:5 ,pf 5 sis . X M Ndsrsx M72 2 G 3 PY' YQX- ESQ? SNK EQ? N- NNQQQX Iif!!I' P- '- :gl X l u 5, Saw Mi-N Xxxwx X. N'-sm 1551:-1-3 ,Qs 4 f' . X W' I W.. , if 7554 1 X regex ipw, ,Af rs X ,Ak XM Jax:--7' Uhr 1924 Ulrark Svrhvhuhz April 26 Springfield . . Springiield May 3 Williams . Middletown May 10 Brown Middletown May 16 Amherst .... Amherst May 28-4 New England Intercollegiates . Boston KING OVER HURDLES , ..,4,i,. . .,i.. A2 A .......... .. ,,,,.,, ,K ,... li.. J- MMV ' 1: 'wefiizzwmrwf fig ,,,,, -N ,.,, -f, X - ,, ......... ,...,.m..,, .... '- ,,,.7'r'r 'm i X X -I ' f ' -- T 'dig A KR? Page One hundred eighty -Us 1923 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Norton Parkinson Mgr. Moll Hawkins Wheeler Day Smith Flosdorf 1923 Qlrnza Glnuntrg Timm MANAGER Francis K. Moll, '24 MEMBERS M. W. Smith, Captain E. H. Parkinson W. L. Day C. O. Wheeler E. W. Flosdorf E, Hawkins N. Norton Crcoss COUNTRY MEETS . DATE COLLEGE . PLACE WESLEYAN OPPONENT October 27 Massachusetts A. C. Middletown 28 29 November 10 Williams Middletown 24 31 Total Points for Wesleyan 52 Total Points for Opponents 60 TRIANGULAR MEET Wesleyan-Amherst-Springfield, November 2, at Springfield Wesleyan 32 Amherst 44 Springfield 44 T.a..... T A T-TT . TTa-aa,T-T We AA-aa-TaAaT A ig 19 .Ar WQSLQAYQAN 24 'A A T--4r--'- . Page One hundred eighty-one 1923 TENNIS TEAM Manager Roberts Hatfield Schweiker Leland Heidel Asst. Mgr. Miller ,1::5'i'I'.-Q - : .1,-,122-.1575 I':1i' ':':5 P54-.If.'-5511.53:':ars,1y'5-.1-,-rg-11: 1.1.5 1:5-5-.14-1---,-'-:Q--,1.r2:'4:.g-fy-A1 .--.-.5-:ng ::-12.1-z-,:.-,:.1.,frg-. ' f -, ' . -, ,.j,'.1-,'i.-1.5,-5 g'spg1:,gg.w,L:.1:3,gg.j.q-5:31-9.25qJ25.E.:,-fiif..ff:.g.5,5s-Q-,',,Z-.-,figgfgn 2, .- -,.g,.,:.:,g3,-.1 I M.:-:rx--r-.assiif -.1.-,g.,-mfs,-,.i:f,.-1m1.v- -A-55253?-..!.i-1.1:..Pn.,i1:,.,5m- ,C -I . :iii G 6 Ni 3 5 2 14.1 . I ',.-iii ' .2 ,-:g 5:91-,. 413'- A, , , ' it 453'-fi'iia2e-:faif-S 'F ' :g,- -4- -- . .4 .f...,... .M . . . .::-- ,,,,,,5,42j-..:' . .L - 5 -P S :ij '. 41 X - ' - . weL14-faf':b'3 a-2?-f1-'I . : .' ,E .. .,,,,.A V r ,.,,,. ,, , ,, . ' A :--- -ge . ' - V '- ,,.--.- . . . U 2 z 2 if ..Q- ' ' n Uhr 1923 Svvamnn With four letter men, Leland, Heidel, Hillyer, and Schweiker, still in college, and several prospects among the upper classmen, the outlook for the 1923 Tennis team was indeed bright. During the early part of the sea- son the team was without the services of a regular coach, which fact, in part, accounted for the loss of the first two matches. Brown and Dart- mouth defeated the Wesleyan team by the scores 4-2, and 5-1, respectively, but this instead of discouraging the men made them work all the harder and resulted in a tie match with M. I. T. Hatfield, with his speedy return, and Schweiker with his cool, deliberate serve were the outstanding players. Playing very consistently against Syracuse the Wesleyan team was the Victor by a 5-1 score. Schweiker, Hatfield and Heidel took their matches in the singles, and both doubles went to Wesleyan. On May 12th the team journeyed to Springfield where they met the Williams netmen and lost their third match. The team staged a comeback, for the Red and Black took the next two matches, from Springfield Y. M. C. A. College, and Bowdoin, by 6-0 scores. The final match of the season was played against Amherst on the home courts. The team was in its best form and though the matches were hard fought, the Amherst men were not able to cope with the Wesleyan men, dropping all the singles and the doubles. The season was by no means an . --'-r c r'i' --ttti 19 WESLEYAN za ' 'M'-3 XbQm , ......... ....J N, W 'lwsisw -.---f '33'ii?TX?? n'35ri32,f -ficf-it W X - W , ,,-is-41. 1'- Q -AM . .- .. -.- 4, P l XQWQQM Page One hundred eighty-three si-2142422 , .msg ,.- f..-,-g. ifififiifgg li 3 .,. 1Lwrf.......i,................ f je.-...': '55mx ,....... . Mmm. 'mSM N' ,..,....,ws... ....,,..,,,.. ,..... ......u .. 4--.,. ,...f--- -f----...,...- ,off 2 as less ,ff ag Qaesa.-ssssffesgsa. NWN ,........,,,fZ.f f 1 1? ' f L- 3 e 1 'M outstanding one, for it ended With five victories, four defeats and one tie. The only man lost by graduation is Leland, but he has a Worthy successor in Captain-elect Hatfield, Who played a most consistent game throughout the entire season. The Freshman Tennis tournament brought out a Wealth of new material, and this along with the letter men Who are back, and the prospects among the upper classmen point toward a successful season for 1924. , U MANAGER MILLER HPLUGH REYNOLDS Manager for 1925 Season s A irtrtrrt r W: r r'risi 1 ayat do taai fi rrr Q9 Wwwaiffffveesi QQ .,,,,,,,, lim Ns? 5 ..,...... Wg. .wma .,,. -1 Wffffrm-m 5 H Page One hundred eighty-four 1 5 fifaf i3liI ,f:1g:S ' 4 U , .,, . xi X, Nbr 1 . . . -4 . ':.! 'Nl '::.r,s, ,rw ' Unnnia OFFICERS EdW1H J- R0lOGFtS, '23 . Manager . . Waldo B. Miller, '24 Waldo B. Miller, '24 . Assistant Manager . Paul A. Reynolds, '25 Henry W- Leland, '23 . Captain . . Richard P. Hatfield, '24 Dr. Edgar Fauverl Dr. Edgar Fauvel Hugh G- MCCUFCW S Coaches ' ' gHugh G. McCurdy VARSITY MEN OF 1923 H. W. Leland, '23 W. C. Heidel, '24 R. P. Hatfield, '24 L. B. Hillyer, '24 H. A. Schweiker, '25 1923 SEASON DATE OPPONENT PLACE WESLEYAN OPPONENT April 25 Brown Providence 4 April 26 Dartmouth Middletown 5 A May 5 M. I. T. Middletown 3 May 11 Syracuse Middletown 1 May 12 Williams Springfield 5 May 14 Springfield Middletown 0 May 19 Bowdoin Middletown 0 May 26 Boston University Middletown - May 29 Swarthmore Swarthmore 4 May 30 Haverford Haverford 2 J une 2 Amherst Middletown 0 Total Points for Wesleyan 36 Total Points for Opponents 24 Matches Won 5 Match-es Lost 4 Matches Tied 1 ,s ph 1 V . ..,.,... , . huppuv W-Mb?At,1 2 l i I .IVVVI 2 'VV' dir ah h w if, .S- Page One hundred eighty TL 1923 BASKETBALL TEAM '11, iNn -1 . -7- 7 - .tix L-Et 5 t1s.awe2:!'-ffiier r'f:'fs?f?1A:fvee2Iff:2Yfifr'1fff:2f:'.a5. a.z:a:sfif:2'-2-ffssvf221, f.-A -'f2'.'E'i'a2:e35.f2':.-1 1.11, ,-.-'Z'-'-f1': ': I52'-I-if-'-'l.'f-I:'.if2'fJZiziiiiitlflif-:U I-'iff11-'J'5'31:'4:1f-1593f.Ez2:':11-223'Efijsfatif-E3E'.':ff.?fi1iJif-fZ'.'1'1 -'-i:?:f3f Eizikjselsiafiisifin 5,353 ,I ,:,Qacqwjq, 5:3 ' ' j 55:1-gg' sm W is 7 I-5.55 -i53P:::' -125-23:2 r I' F'-,'-:gli :-'rzzi-:'-,afj1: .'::5g G .-. ' ev-11.-rar. 14 ' - -we viii? ' .ai-.wa :iafifazzz-.1-1',ffs i-M12 523:-isa am. im. - .bi 'iiifii 112555 11:15 a I ,,, iff- -I-53. f-:-ff! 9. , f ff , r. 'PH' iizf-1-'91 4'-' '-- -- :qi-.:,-51:15 aa:-:-.1-. gm.. ...na-:i...., ,Lak fi C' - -- ,. .. 4 25123557,-f'3f':E.5-:l'z:.i-- I sw 1 ls . Qu lf.:-'LE-F'-' Q ' ' ' Y fziaireli-efififa1f': -'ff'-I-'3ffzf.1'f-ifa':'.1'1:FfP.'-:-'Ee '.-2'-52'-I--1-qfv' gzfifri' J ,' 1 L q:sz:qgs,:,3-,-2-:':': gj-31 5215. ' ' 51---,',,2' s5:Z1i?f ' ffwf I 5'?f::g':':':--'.j-.- gr, .. l29g.i'i why. :img - , J ' '- :.:- -':-:- -2.-.X a v- '.',4'. ' Q K ,Z Gssqzs rf:-:f- .-',.'.f..' .' A - - 4215: 5-1:f.i:-:asf lar qcfri lg . 5 - ,. .. - le' H:3?i'?3fs?1-l' ::E2 111591 U, Nb. .5 : f ---'-11'-1 -. -QQ Q. -1 ,.1v::::.'n ' ,-:.'.xnufi.-.f.-.'::Z.'.t.-.1 -.11 mm' 1: .1-.:. 1'.-w::.u:-.':'::1':'5f 'H Y rg -ll, - fl' Uhr 1923-1924 Sraaun The basketball season came into existence under conditions far from auspicious. Graduation took away five men, all who had received letters in the past season, leaving as a nucleus but two men who had ever taken part in a varsity contest. Forty candidates responded to Coach Lash's call for men, and after a few practices the number was reduced to twenty. Taking these in hand, the coach started out, not only to round out a machine of new and green material, but to inaugurate an entirely new system and style of play as well. The old man to man game was discarded and in its place the far more clean and more scientific zone system was adopted. The Red and Black, however, was blessed with a wealth of rangy material, and Coach Lash made capital of this fact. The opening tilt with Clark University, played in Middletown on CAPTAIN McLANE December Sth, resulted in a victory,for the green Wesleyan quintet. The game in itself was not a good exhibition of basketball-the Massachusetts team failed to make good their shots and were not in the best of condition. Every candidate of any promise was here given an opportunity to show what he could do under fire. The final score stood 24-13. The Franklin and Marshall game on the 14th showed the results of persistent prac- tice, for the play was better and the shooting more accurate. The Pennsylvania combina- tion put up a game iight, but were unable to pierce the Wesleyan defense often enough to clinch the game, and the Red and Black won by a score of 37-31. On the Christmas vacation trip, the fast playing and well-finished Columbia team ad- lif -f 1 , i 't A r '--r-'4-' if .33 I- wafaiafxessfasisf aa ...Jiffy Page One hundred eighty-seven xc' QEIYL4. airy, . filflz- -45-f 'M ,f fel -1ffi,'3.i.,E..ff.29x Ef3Qi.2s Aish J Nam. ww- y7 ffl :Nei X KN fffefr-wzalwszgma :ln - 2i'gw-----------err -'-- fi-. S N' 1 :sf w.yxM,si.Xg3. af X4 is - 'Tlx H 59? ministered the first defeat of the season to the Wesleyan representatives, 40-21. The Red and Black players fought gamely, but the weight of inex- perience and the fact of a strange floor, much larger than the one to which they had been accustomed, decided against them. On the week-end of January 11th and 12th, Coach Lash took his men on a two-game trip to Mass. Aggies and Williams. Everything went wrong at Amherst as the score indicates 40-19, but the following evening all was forgotten in a 34-19 triumph over the ancient rivals at Williamstown. Springfield at Springiield was a difficult proposition. The Massachu- setts team had played together for three years, using the same system the Red and Black was trying to master for the first season. The Wesleyan representatives gave a good account of themselves, but were completely outclassd by the air-tight defense and crushing attack of the Springfield team, the final count being 45-15. On the 19th, the Red and Black ran away from the Connecticut Aggies 41-21. Just before the opening of the Mid-year examinations the team jour- neyed to Providence where they met defeat at the hands of the Brown quintet, 29-23. Rejuyenated by the long rest during Mid-years and strengthened by the addition of Byrne and Jacobson, the Red and Black crushed the Swarth- more aggregation before the Prom guests, 45-14. The following Wednesday at Amherst, fate stood in the way of another victory, when the Sabrinas won the game by the narrow margin of 31-30. To atone for the reverse just experienced and to gain a leg on the coveted Little Three Championship, the Wesleyan players faced the second Williams tilt intent on keeping the home floor clean of defeat. The game itself was a battle royal, but in the end our team emerged the victor, 45-27. The outstanding features of the 1923- 1924 season have been significant. The team has been entirely new and green, for the five men who started the Clark game had never before played in a varsity contest. MANAGER HUNTING V --'i--i 9 -----'-- - PM ---4 ............ , ii? Z4 Q - a--ai-a-- fvfv'ttv Page One hundred eighty-eight , ', uh 5- ,xl 1, QQ :f 4.....2, ..M.,,,. , ,, m,vWmeMN ,, .. mm .... MMLM, 111 ,' Wifi' -pct' ,Z A N-RQ. lSa.rN2Xi4'iXL 5154? ,fp'4 ' fffsiwf 1 X- M - M f V'--fflvlw Misifws. if , 'L. i.,ff'r.Ff5i'e:vE lii '- 'WT2Qf4 f' is ' Lil IG k th 11 OFFICERS 1923-1924 Season William W. Hunting, '24 . Henry D. Silverman, Jr., '25 . Ernest B. McLane, '25 . . Dale W. Lash . . RECORD OF GAMES, 1923-1924 M avzfager Assistant M anager . Captain . Coach DATE COLLEGE PLACE WESLEYAN OPPONENT Deo 8 Clark Middletown 24 7 13 Dec 14 Franklin and Marshall Middletown 37 31 Dec 21 Columbia New York 21 40 Jan. 11 Massachusetts Aggies Amherst 19 40 Jan. 12 Williams Williamstown 34 19 Jan. 16 Springfield Springfield 15 45 Jan 19 Connecticut Aggies Middletown 45 22 Jan. 26 Brown Providence 24 29 Feb 8 Swarthmore Middletown 45 15 Feb 13 Amherst Amherst 30 31 Feb 16 Williams Middletown 57 28 -e-- , A --- f-- A A -ee-a4a4. ...,,..,..... Q l lig i A 'L' N fg vvsfannvvasw 52145 2 . Page one hundred eighty-nine 1923-24 SWIMMING TEAM , 97 , . ft uh, ,I J 3 I 1 . f' ul-.vi If n 4 ' .mum 'I S fin 1 , , f 1 L 4 1 , - wa -. x K qw, wff G. f. rr x-1.- gi 4: 515.-.-4.,.,iz..,.. :Q xfrl U :rn I 'Z I X pr :Lx 5,3 Us ,tj in it 3- , v-5 EU- y , ' it ' f , .1 r , l ff , Uhr 1923-1924 Sweetman Soon after the close of the football season, the call was issued for swimming candidates. These men had a month's training in calisthenics under Coach McCurdy and Captain Pilat. With tive letter men as a nucleus for the new team, the Coach put out a well rounded team which won five out of six meets, losing only to Princeton and Yale. Owing to his resignation, Captain Pilat was unable to lead the team, and R. B. Maxwell, '24, was elected to succeed him. Captain Maxwell is a veteran diver of two years' experience, and has always been a very con- sistent performer. The iirst meet with Swarthmore, on January 11th, was easily taken by the score of 41-27. The Wesleyan mermen took six out of the eight events, and in this meet the relay record was lowered by Brooks, Niles, Thomas, and Howard to 1 minute, 22 3-5 seconds for 160 yards. McAdoo, a transfer, easily took the back stroke in 1 minute, 14 2-5 sec- onds. In defeating Springfield, 41-27, the Wesleyan team added another creditable victory. Howard, '26, the crack dash man of the team, again showed his ability by taking a first in both the 40 and 100-yard dashes. :Defeat was met at the hands of the Princeton mermen on January 26th at Princeton. The score of 52-10 does not indicate that the events were closely CAPTAIN MAXWELL contested, even though Princeton had Swain '1f --- - ---- A -'--,-'- M -A 1--My ....,..,.,... , 19:51 mi Eg 1' - It XWNSQQN 9 Pg?-Zta ' 'C il l ' 19 WE-ans-Yasw Z4 f . Q lx. 'W' ' , ,.,..,... ...,,..........1 1 1 ., H a e :-.1 -Vif grg uw, 2-FEBXNNNV Page One hundred 'ninety 0 '- 11.511 1 ...- -1- -ff' ---fbw vvwtt ---A ---- x--A N-----U-----:rf-f-:sn-,,s . sm W f f M - - ' a is N. --E if I GE.,E's.2fs.'5iQE'559l2j5-i?ie- l -ffff..-'J-'2S:mr'Niw3f?5------MG! as . -f 1 rf.-.W -.m.-33, -- , . f - V- . --' .av -YZ-'T'-SL--------sq, ,... Wa 1-is g about the best team in the East. The Wes- leyan men were forced to take third places in most of the events, with the exception of those captured by Howard and McAdoo. Before a large audience of Prom guests, Wesleyan won an overwhelming victory over the M. I. T. swimmers, 56-12. The team was in the best of form, in no event yield- ing a first place to the visitors, and losing seconds in only two. Since this was the first meet after Midyears, the Frosh were eligible, and some very good material ap- peared at this time for Wesleyan. Martin, '27, took a first in the dives, Hopkins, '27, a first in the 220-yard swimg and Chester, '27, a second in the 100-yard breast stroke. On February 13th, the team journeyed to New Haven and there met defeat at the hands of the Yale mermen, 50-13. On the whole, however, the Red and Black tank men performed very well and succeeded in taking a few seconds. At Yale the plunge has been discontinued, and Wesleyan was hereby deprived of points because Jacobson, '24, and Carr, '25, have become very consistent performers in that event. . Still another victory was' added to the creditable record of the Wes- leyan men when they defeated the Sabrina men at Amherst by a score of 43-25. The times in this meet were . . slow, due to the poor condition of the pool and the inability of the Wesleyan men to follow the lines. In this meet, the work of Jacobson, Howard, Bliss, Hopkins, and Martin is deserving of special mention. The 1923-1924 season was a great suc- cess and much credit must be given to the members of the team. Howard was the mainstay in both the 100 and 40-yard dashes, and also anchor man in the relay . team which broke the pool record. Jacob- l son was a very consistent man in the plunge and has been steadily lowering his P time since the season began. Captain MANAGER KNOWLES DON DOUGHTY Manager for 1925 Season W' ' be ' 'M , 1 r-r- '----' I t Mgglfiju .il ggi , K. H 'ww-,Zfggsg L'-'-... Page One hundred ninety-two Lil . 1g.e:xQq:- :my- .. .'f:,zt'.. f,g,a:L..eeeX5.,-------fM-' -M-M------4 wrgi-M ---M T 34-nzwgjir ----- M---WM----U 1v2.:1:'i5f,G.T25, , lsififf 'f 5 3 , N Q l QLLA- QQUEQQQJQSA 4:-.ifsamg f ,. r 1 it 'M' QW-, , f,f??'q' -' Y 2 .- Lid has Maxwell and Martin, in the dives, were constant point gatherers, While Hopkins and Nelson in the 220 were a pair hard to beat. McAdoo and Bliss were always to be depended upon for points in the back stroke. At this time, the Wesleyan mermen have had a very successful season and much credit is due to Coach lVIcCurdy Who has been on hand constantly to help the men. JAKE JACOBSON HAL HOWARD ' ,, ..,.,........ . ,, . . .,.. .........,. M. ' l a 13 52.42 ' we r nw. N f 4--4r--'- l M'!f?1 4 ' - ,u ,41 Q:S: lgM, :::2,? , fix Page One hundred ninety-three 1572? ,..., mf .,.......Ax..W.w......,.., wmmxggim-we 1211.11-53 mfg-W:rQg.,........, ..,, -..WM K...4:3.,..S1mWW mmwxw5...,.-EQ... Aix, .... .- ..... N mm... ...... ..1.....,....,,... mgmav.-in aware:-.Q fiiiiff' 252 .. a . V . .A . Niliiflvx Eitiirnir ,. ...,...q...Hm....M .-A f V-L....,. w flmiF239P 'm 'FZfff X91 bb 1525? 'N' 133 WP -hike K'ilfl'a.-czkttmaazrbi' ' 1' 'WS ug Xrwiy Sslnimmi OFFICERS Edwin B. Knowles, Jr., '24 . . . Manager Donald M. Doughty, '25 Assistant Manager Richard B. Maxwell, '24 . . Captain Hugh G. McCurdy . Coach RECORD OF MEETS DATE OPPONENT PLACE WESLEYAN OPPONENT Jan. Swarthmore Middletown 41 27 J an. Springfield Springfield 41 27 Jan. Princeton Princeton 10 52 Feb. M. I. T. Middletown 56 ' 12 Feb. Yale New Haven fi 13 50 Feb. Cooper Union Middletown 55 13 Feb. Dartmouth Middletown 28 40 Mar. Williams Middletown 35 33 V Mar. Brown Middletown 25 43 Mar. N. E. I. S. A. 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A ., .W . ,..,,,,,.., . .4 ,M Efsgsfagif 0 'vv .,........,,..,.. nn MW I-, .................. . ..,.... ,,g.,,.,.,,., ..,.........,.. gf W 'i-M, Page Two h1w1.rl1-wrl three ARGUS BOARD Smith Clifton Moss Mingins Tarleton Hinkleman Smith Shipman Beach Middlebrook Holden Davenport Wilkinson Mirtl West Nettleship Bristol Churchill Spinning ge ' .al if 11: ,S M ?................ ...... ,........... ,.i- ':'i.W 4 . 'W Mm' 1 . 1ff.:.m .... T Fix-RN-, v-.--.............................. ,w-...N-rg, A-me-.. .f:4f ' -- I 1 . hows 55555 f1f3EoZ.?Xx.'i73i15U?QlE'f52fS 1 133 Z if. ..,...- -:.vg,-gg, fw:....-.. . .,...,...,. M . ' .Q ff, -.A .....,i1tb:..:g5,j1'SQI QT :5 if-v t'i 5l'fi'gbS'.f3l'i 't t i'fg5ttM'g Y 3km W'W'M ' W - Uhr mezlrgan Argus . Established 1868 The Semi-Weekly Publication of the College Body of Wesleyan University Volume Fifty-Seven EDITORIAL BOARD Charles F. N ettleship, Jr., '24 . . . . Editor-in-Chief H. Lloyd Churchill, '24 . Managing Editor Edwin W. Wilkinson, '24 . Associate Editor SENIOR EDITORS Edwin A. Cranston, Jr. Malcolm D. Spinning Donald F. Smith Rollin Tarleton Cutler D. West JUNIOR EDITORS Leonard B. Beach Roswell F. Hinkleman Harold Moss Harlan W. Clifton Charles R. Mingins George A. Shipman Stanley I. Davenport, Jr. Samuel M. Middlelorook Standish O. Smith John H. Van Surdam BUSINESS BOARD Radcliie W. Bristol, '24 ...... Business Manager Joseph T. Mirtl, '25 . . First Assistant Business Manager Raleigh A. Holden, '25 . . Second Assistant Business Manager ..,,,,,, e--A'rr-- ' A -'--'--- - -M-A .,...,...... I 'VQi 5 ' 19 WQSLHYAKT '44 .Z 4-A-.. X ........ 3, ,,. .....,,...f -- 3 ' . 'm .EP Aff my Page Two hundred five 1 1923 WASP BOARD 'ixayfff S1-gf an f, ,- SMSQ f' ASA? . 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Art Editor Francis C. Strickland, '24 Exchange Editor I ASSOCIATE EDITORS Mead Walworth, '24 Frederick O. Anderson, '24 BUSINESS BOARD Julian W. Edgcomlo, '25 . . Business Manager Joseph T. Mirtl, '25 . . Advertising Manager Kenneth M. Hill, '25 . Circulation Manager 'M' t .Zinn new, 5iQWff f 'Wfff 51:51-E555 Big, :,. MW, - hkvmmm.- ............ - .... 2 f...--w ....... . ......... , ,... a...........a,i..m.............. ............. X 55,5 Mfi.-.-i,::Tmf:::.,.n..,..,..::.:1.3.3ZSm5WHWS.izbggxw f- P Q -4: j?M f- wi strip gmg..gf.2: ., . :fr aewryg-Qegvzr.-':gf2 ii .:. 11. 'M J :E fire- 'S ik gif S -ff ---ws was ww 'v nw' X. Ng M 355:23 K3 A ,MM ' T3 . v,,..m'-':S.'3 Z::::::::: j 2 ,V 5 .2554'gg:.'.:::::5g:j',1fix:'::':':::::::::::::::::1:,gu',QM,TiJ:,.ally . N W Q .......,.............. i?igz-,.,........n ..,....,..,.,. XJ vx.5..,jff5 - , er' -7' ---' f-If ' - --'W -421--- . 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' f' A l',' Two hundred 'g. Page MUSICAL CLUBS Uhr 1523-1924 Hllnaiml Qlluha 526151111 Upon the opening of the Fall Term the college found itself with prospects indeed bright for a Glee Club of the high calibre of the year before. Only three men had been lost by graduation 3 true, men who would be hard to replace, but still only three men. The tryouts unearthed several from the en- tering class who were even able to displace veterans of the previous year, and with these men as additions the training began. While Manager Kellogg was at work upon a schedule, the rehearsals continued until it became apparent that the hopes, set so high early in the term, were not far from fulfillment. Capable performers were diss LEADER WOODFORD covered for the specialty acts. The Christ- mas trip evinced the fact that Allie Wrubel with his laughing sax was as popular as ever, Fiji iYarrow pleased each audience with plaintive num- bers on his Hawaiian guitar, the J ibers-Messrs. Woodford, Riday, Wru- bel, Phillips-demonstrated that they had in no degree lost their touch. Indeed, it must be admitted, they were very generally the hit of the pro- gram, each audience calling upon them again and again until their re- sources were at an end. The solo work of Pat Patterson with his violin and of Leader Woodford with his pleasing tenor was of high order and added immeasurably to the program. X No small part of the credit for the quality of attainment reached by the Glee Club itself must go to the ability of the in-- dividual members. The selection of the songs was capably accomplished by Coach Beebe and Leader Woodfordg and these two co-operated in effecting the high degree of polish reached by Christmas time. A pre,- liminary concert on December eleventh at the State Hospital showed all to be in readiness. The Christmas trip proved to be no disappointment, upon each appearance the . Club reacted to the appreciation shown its MANAGER KELLOGG efforts by increasingly effective presenta- tion as each evening grew older. , .... sg. . ........ . , ., . . . r1e-- . . - N : fix ' f-9 r WESLEYAN E N g X' N . f - '- -' ,, eff -. K LN-1 'V',,,Zf' X lib Page Two hundred eleven xv? 0,7 ,,,..gSNW '-'x .nxm.xxwxm.....,.l.... X51-Mm' Mm WN' i.au 5,f53 '7! ff' g ,.:J,s-a.i3HiQW..aWm.N1.sW...mwWQ'xwa..,sxm,3 Fax NXNTQSEA ,ma Le' :1 'm.-'?' 2 2 fa week XXX 'K 'miie ,,zrg1-afiasav. 31? ,fQ,,G? 55?-N2 4 K- fx W sm ww We xxx Nsxffs ass elrknn 41,51 f 1- XM ,i ,,,,,.xiVYm i W .-..--.-an 4 I ,Nwxlgxn XX ,.. ,rms W..,...,,.,E -Q 'f-'-'i' 'nw' X ' ' SSSTQWM-mMmuM'35Q1?193I11?45l5' Nye. ft? A WJ' m We Q' As an innovation this year, a concert was given before the Prom guests on February seventh in Memorial Chapel. Despite the inactivity of the examination period, the Club continued on the high plane it had set during the Christmas trip and thoroughly pleased the fair guests as well as the Student Body. At the Annual Intercollegiate Glee Club Concert in Carnegie Hall, New York City, on March irst, the Club reached its true heights and brought due credit to the University it represented. Singing Secrets as its selection from the Wesleyan Song Book, the Club evoked an applause which showed this piece to be still one of the most popular of the college airs. The prize song this year was Morning Hymn by Henschel, which each of the competing clubs sang in rotation. The remaining vicinity con- certs brought the season to a successful close. December December December December December ITINERARY OF THE MUSICAL CLUBS 1923 1923 1923 1923 1923 Connecticut Hospital, Middletown, Conn. Middlebrook Country Club, Bound Brook, New Century oiub, Philadelphia, Pa. Irem Temple, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. N. J. First Methodist Church, Stroudsburg, Pa. December 1923 High School Auditorium, Ridgewood, N. J. February 1924 Annual Home Concert, Memorial Chapel, Wesleyan ' University. U February 1924 High School, Huntington, N. Yi March 1924 Intercollegiate Glee Club Contest, Carnegie Hall, New York City. March 1924 Masonic Temple, Waterbury, Conn. , ,... ...... c . . 9 Page Two hundred twelve - .:.',f,,,4 -151i2? g'5fi-Y'-5 'ggfziikiimr . W, we f -., ..- rzfsgfffs f 2 Tlhv C6122 Qlluh William W. Woodford, '24, Leader Charles A. Kellogg, '24, Manager FIRST TEN ORS F. Clark Rule, '24 William W. Woodford, '24 Duane C. Barnes, '26 Harry B. Bradbury, '26 Lincoln E. Frye, '26 Howard A. King, '27 SECOND TENORS Francis C. Strickland, '24 Howell D. Freeman, '26 Elmer W. Lonsdale, '26 Howard L. Rich, '26 FIRST BASS Samuel J. Hardy, Jr., '24 Robert SH. Wrubel, '24 Frederick C. Thomas, Jr., '25 Robert R. Habberly, '26 SECOND BAss Ernest D. North, 2nd., '24 Ralph W. Carr, '25 Charles R. Mingins, '25 Raymond S. Riday, '26 Joseph Whetstone, '26 Winslow H. Adams, '27 Howard S. Logan, '27 Willard V. Kaylor, '26 John R. Little, '26 Paul S. McElroy, '26 Kenneth E. Steele, '27 Davis F. Foljambe, '26 Wendell W. Phillips, '26 Herbert M. Richards, '26 2 aaa.. A .J ........ a A F .1.-..r - 9 WHSLQYAN D Dlvu 711' ' 4' N 'VVA lftf Page Two hundred th I x- -Effyj.r:f - wxqkqk ,Mm -f-M. PN X --- E533-431531:-gatrargrggrg ,f',fQf' 5575 ,mm....52km,:,.s....,,.s.,,.l.W:.,.S.......MW.,.M.sxzsm.mfs?... ,qw Xwbizs M1153N5-31:4---'fgwgqgf Q-selazfp.-Mmxwfgfx ,.4f,1f 5 ee N-QXSNQX .izffwwltiesiafis fffffzff ,X few :wx .sfxmvwwvvwx Niiiws. ---- gmeffimigeql Aw fe we 'A.J.4 'X- .a ws.2sfQs,5.,-iam, we was .ffm-.-,maya .fwnff NW , ANN eg fr::.v,2sKf .,...... V ,ai ..v,.,.,,. J q2gws.5:XXQ1:'.g'1.. ..:':.'. .rr-'r5pMf4,sf3...::::12we M 'Qs HWY MEN-l X '?5QfCKl11fm i ' L3 W Ellyn Glullvgr Gbrrhrnira WESLEYAN SERENADERS Elias P. Wrubel, Leader BANJO John McDonough TROMBONE, Francis E. Larrabee QSAXOPHONE Elias P. Wrubel CORNET Merritt P. Sarles PIANO Elmer W. Lonsdale DRUMS Henry D. Silverman, J r. ll ,,,, W ------ --4--'-A-4b A -me er-. ..,..... ...,. - f Ny A . ii wefseefmw is ' XF'-. f - ---'...-- A-W. W-We Page T 'wo hundred fourteen M., .M - ..... ii, ..- h . .N :fi , ,4, 553 A me .qw -1- qs Nz-Y 1 W: ai ff ' 'X VK? Wm S' f V me W NS. --uvfjgisld X R..!E.f2.f2N'B.' 2 xx sw ,E-U-W'-n Q, ......................7....,,f 1. J .1 - ,M ':7cs.Q at E,f1f:35l: X '--A mb. 54'- ,xzj.'C K .-22? Nkftsfsnu 'Mt 't 2QL:2Q..fmr-..'M.'gSr Nqstg- ffynelfgjf V ' Bmw Xy,1g1Q.s.,..- ..,. maya' Uhr Qlhanrl Glhnir Mr. Hugh L. Smith, Director and Organist FIRST TENOR Duane C. Barnes, '26 Robert Jordan, '26 Leslie E. Houck, '26 Kenneth B. Grady, '27 SECOND TENOR Robert W. Butler, '24 Francis C. Strickland, '24 Donald H. Culver, '24 Ellison S. Hulsizer, '27 Howard A. C. King, '27 FIRST BASS Merritt P. Sarles, '25 Damon Barnes, '27 Frederick C. Thomas, Jr., '25 Anthony M. Hauck, Jr., '27 SECOND BASS . Elwyn A. Ellis, '23 Charles R. Mingins, '25 Ralph W. Carr, '25 Davis F. Foljambe, '26 , .....,.. M ...M .4..4V...'V. W ,,,51,.Tj'ffasf l i l ' ii gimfafsiure-fwssw 24 l ui , 5 '-,-- uw vs ............. M..- gl--wi --... Page Two hundred fifteen as-Q .... ' A.A. --..-,.,ff1sgxW:s ..A..-fMQ--M-M mmm. M.- ----- A-b' 2 ,.q,6.,,., jg N .. ,X ,.m.,..,..,., W... , rms., -f... f,-f 1 un . . .. . Q x - x 5: H X 21:52-r -' an 1 ,ifxffl EgLM'5Mf5-'wks' fr 'W 's wN5X'L '?x l RTM N 1.-....,L.a.......::..,,,,1 ,.... Us J fu nm My f '31, R-t 1 'El1::r j'-g.5s.,:gd 3 'f4-H N f'f'fQrfs2ffg 'g-'fjygee 'v'N.,M WT:-fr-'-.,--11. Tv'-KSA' W ' Nw' XS5B,3r: 1- .--u.ffff v U 2 ,x.. ., Ellie Munir sinh Bramaiirn Iinnrh nf mralvgan Hnihmafiig OFFICERS Professor Thomas W. Bussom . . President Marshall L. Umpleby, '24 . . Vice-President MEMBERS ALUMNI Joseph C. Beebe, '07 Frank C. Brodhead, 'll .V H. Virginius Leonard, '12 0 FACULTY Prof. Thomas W. Bussom Prof. William C. Woods Prof. Hugh L. Smith UNDERGRADUATES - Robert F. Bowman, '24 Charles 'A. Kellogg, '24 Churchill R. Coe, '25 Marshall L. Umpleby, '24 Lawrence B. Hillyer, '24 William W. Woodford, '24 AIAA . .,.. ,faa in .. ........., L 'v..vvvv.'v.l,,.. ' , i Page Two hundred sixteen DRAMATHC5 'I ... ,N . iiffasg iiilixigr-NTEQEI' lg ffl' 2, f i .s5i'.i5D?S?gg5'f52K'fe., 3 i aq '!1::1 1 ' .. 55:33 W' ...I E Maint anb Humber Glluh To give credit to such men as prove their dramatic talent and to promote dramatic art. Robert F. Bowman . Francis K. Moll . Robert F. Bowman George A. Hurley Edwin B. Knowles Charles M. Lester Frank T. Cloak Churchill R. Coe Henry Gallien, Jr. Richard A, E. Brooks Daniel N. Beers Justus E. Flygare Officers A X . . . . . . President . . . . . S ecretavy- T1'easwr'ev' Members Nineteen Twenty-Four ' Francis K. Moll - Francis C. ,Strickland John C. Thompson I Robert H. Wrubel Nineteen Twenty-Five Irvil N. Howard John P, Mills Theodore R. Studwell Nineteen Twenty-Six Edward S. Magowan John D. Leland Joseph Whetstone r F. reee F eereriiirreii -T l g igl -29- iwefemeefsw 133244 . ' is ' --------- 'iii , L 'M' Page Two hundred eighteen . N121-2444. ..:?slgQf-.-5426.5-.1 t7':f::.v':3Qgg.f:::-:swfuQwm....uW.Wk9'f' Xxf4x,w.::i5,'W ..., ...........,.....,...,41,,...3g1e,,m1,m,f-? '7.,l ................ W it? -. t ga fi ,fvfi-f' 3, Q 'W'x, .MMM PQUWQUM A gi W T?V1f'-f1-1-- I 1251- I-2 'R :I-mfs. Eramaiirz The annual spring production of the Paint and Powder Club was an original mu- sical comedy, A Duke There Was, book and lyrics by A. C. Lowitz, '23, and music by Sidney Straley, '19. This was the most pretentious effort of the club for many years. The chorus of sixteen beauties was drilled in the most intricate steps by Dr. Davis who was fortunately secured as the coach of the play. All new scenery was built for this production, the designs being drawn and executed by A. C. Lowitz, the author of the piece. Mr. Lowitz also took one of the leading parts, that of Littleoff, in which character he contributed much of MANAGER STRICKLAND the fun of the evening. Joe Boyd as the Duke looked and acted the hand- some prince charming who won for himself and his love the throne of the country. The score gave to Boyd many pretty melodies which he sang with his usual skill. f'Chip Ellis as the Oriental potentate also sang in good voice, contributing perhaps the most artistic bits of the performance. G. A. Hurley, '24, proved to be a bewitching heroine, while R. F. Bowman. '24, as the usurping duke, was easily the hit of the show. After two per- formances in Middletown, the play was repeated in Meriden where it was received with the same enthusiasm. On February 9, the Paint and Powder Club, under the direction of Mrs. Howland, produced George Bernard Shaw's amusing satirical comedy Arms and the Man. This is a play telling of the complicated love affair of Raina Petkoff. At the rise of the curtain she loves and is loved by Sergius Saranolf, a handsome, dashing, romantic young man. During a battle a Swiss officer seeks refuge in the young lady's bedroom and all unwittingly Raina falls in love with him and he with her. When her former lover returns, he falls in love with Raina's maid Louka. As Shaw un- ' . ,,.,,VV 4 A A , 4 ----A.- A A-e' A i ....... 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Xfb?Iw,m..2' Lf 5 sawfi-i119 tangles these complications, he weaves into the play much humorous satire on human nature and modern civilization, particularly on our ideas of heroism and chivalry. The play was unusually well cast. R. F. Bowman, the president of the club, played the part of the professional soldier who finally won Raina's hand. He gave to the part a certain whimsical charm and played with a sureness of touch and variation of mood which is unusual off the pro- fessional stage. E. B. Knowles, Jr., as Sergius gave to that part a dashing romanticism which contrasted with the reserve of the Swiss. The two ladies in the case werelplayed by R. A. E. Brooks as Raina, and G. A. Hurley as her maid Louka. Both made very charming women, and one could hardly blame a man for falling in love with them. Brooks showed fine feeling for his part and a considerable range of emotion. Hurley made his character the vampire type which he does so well. The minor parts were taken by R. H. Wrubel as Major Petkoi, a humorously self- important and pompous character, J. P. Mills as the soulless servant, F. C. Strickland as the ambitious and domineering mother Q and L. M. Lott as the Russian officer. Great credit must be given to Mrs. Howland for her thorough and de- tailed coaching of the cast. She succeeded in bringing out the' character contrasts and yet preserved thequnity of the play. Mrs. Howland also gave to all of the players a feeling of ease and naturalness which is so hard to get with amateurs. In two of the acts of this play, the experiment of suggestive curtains rather than the realistic sets was tried as a background. This was a great improvement over the usual method. It gave to those scenes a simplicity which was not distracting either for the audience or the players. Plans for taking Arms and the Mann to other cities are well under way as well as plans for a series of one-act plays, a Wesleyan night at the Grand, and another spring production. . x ........ , . , .. .... M2 I'--L4-'l.vV4 up had li l ra '-N N f ix?-wm,..,.aaf-w-.-W-Wd4..,.w-M RA E. s. . ,-, 4 V - -.rlhggissg Page Two himclrerl 15w1:1LLy x.-'..i-wma gf S 6 T-W -4.... MM AIMI ---A 1? A Eukv Elhvrr Man Book by A. C. Low1Tz, '23 Music by SIDNEY STRALEY, '19 Presented by the PAINT AND POWDER CLUB M1nDLEsEX THEATRE MAY 12, 1923 CAST OF CHARACTERS RITZI . ..... . J. H. Boyd, '23 BERTI . G. A. Hurley, '24 LITTLEOFF . A. C. Lowitz, '23 BETTEROFF . . R. F. Bowrnan, '24 TUMBLEOFF . . C. E. Boynton, '26 TIPIMOFF . R. H. Wrubel, '24 CHOPIMOFF . . T. R. Studwell, '25 KNOCKIMOFF . E. B. McLane, '25 ALMOND . . . . E. A. Ellis, '23 CHORUS ' Men Ladies H. E. Back, Jr., '26 P. A. Crowell, '26 D. N. Beers, '26 H. I. Lee, Jr., '26 H. B. Flagler, '26 J. D. Leland, '26 E. J. Flygare, '26 E. W. Lonsdale, '25 C. M. Lester, '24 E. S. Magowan, '26 R. G. Saxe, '23 E. W. Manchester, '26 R. J. Starr, '26 E. R. Sandstrom, '23 J. Whetstone, '26 C. P. Underwood, '26 Dancing and Ensemble by Dr. H. W. DAVIS , ..... . . ........ A.. . .... . .. 'o T H gg 3 W HSRRAYABA ,,,, ,M ., -Q .,.....,. ......... 1 .-.--.........-.........! I ,I . A r Page Two hundred twenty-0 M--MMM .. WW..- ..., --....W.,.k...,.,.,. fggr . - mfs' ,'L3'.375 5 sn -- v wwww- 1 XXXNXXXBPX y . I XM ,f D'W.f2, 15? xx. 3 LAL? N A K 'fs1fz?3::s::Q:::l9' w.p,,,1..,,,..4 Lj Ns.,..w XXX .N ,, 54 ' 91 Armu sinh Ihr ZUHEI11 By GEORGE BERNARD SHAW Presented by the PAINT AND POWDER CLUB MIDDLESEX THEATRE FEBRUARY 9, 1924 . CAST OF CHARACTERS Raina Petkoff . . R. A. E. Brooks, '26 catherine Petkoif . . . F. c. Strickland, '24 Louka G. A. Hurley, '24 The Man . . R. F. Bowman, '24 Russian Officer . . L. M. Lott, '26 Nicola . . J. P. Mills, '25 Major Petkoi . R. H.Wrube1, '24 Sergius Saranoff . E. B. 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H Jig. s -N 5 : ,f .QM i, w v K-we -V yew 5 Egg., ex N- -gm ggggixz-.,,..,:g4z'.gQn,ggg ,diff If l Q.E,.f.w2'fR' E3f:5lJlQ,5. zsflsik. 5 LX gig ' rf - f R' . ' '. 1, eras., ' 45'Q,f1II.7Vll1.'3,fff 'l --'ev ep LD! WW? X'gQ:L2.f511tx2t:T-- A--:eb-' F225 M -. ..-af ,..- --.. 'x Erhatr Under the successful management of F. P. Frye, '24, Wesleyan has experienced a successful six months in the Eastern Intercollegiate Debating League, which includes Brown, Columbia, Penn- sylvania, Cornell, Yale, Amherst, Williams, and Wesleyan. Professors Snow and Crecraft have been untiring in their efforts to get winning cases and the skillful handling of material On December 8, 1923, the first triangular con- test was held. Wesleyan's affirmative team re- mained at Middletown to debate Columbia, while the negative met Brown at Providence. The question: Resolved: That the best interests of New England will be served by a unified owner- ship and operation of the railroads, was par- ticularly interesting for our debaters and a large number reported at the tryouts. In these debates three-men teams were used and the Oxford system MANAGER FRYE was given a trial. The Wesleyan speakers clearly showed a lack of practice under the Oxford system. Nevertheless, they began the year auspiciously, defeating Columbia by a 2-1 decision before one of the largest audiences ever present at a Wesleyan debate. This was a very worth-while achievement since Columbia was the League leader for 1922-1923. The men who composed this team were A. W. Bromage, '25, C, M. Gifford, '25, D. J. Marston, '26, and H. N. Eggleston, '27, alternate. Unfortunately, Wesleyan's negative team, made up of inexperienced men, did not fare so well at Providence. R. H. Lounsbury, '25, G. G. Hill, '26, A. E. Stephan, '26, and H. J, Nanton, '24, alternate, were the members of the team losing to Brown by an unanimous decision of the judges. The following triangular contest, held on January 19, 1924, resulted in a double victory for Wesleyan, with a 3-0 decision over Cornell, and a 2-1 decision at Williams- town. The debate concerned the absorbing topic, Resolved: That the United States should become a member of the existing Permanent Court of International Justice, sub- ject only to such reservations as are made necessary by the Constitution of the United States. Cornell's negative team journeyed to Middletown to meet our affirmative team, com- posed of D. J. Marston, '26, F. P. Frye, '24, and H. N. Eggleston, '27, alternate. Clearness and force in delivery combined with a clear-cut case brought an unani- mous decision of the judges to Wesleyan. The same evening our negative team scored a brilliant victory over Williams. A. W. Bromage, '25, R. H. Lounsbury, '25, with H. B. Duncan, '25, as alternate, made this trip. This double victory tied Wesleyan with Williams for second place in the Debating League, Dartmouth taking first place through four victories. A Two more triangular debates, one with Dartmouth and the University of Penn- sylvania, and another with Amherst and Yale, are yet to be contested. There seems every reason to believe that Wesleyan will finish among the League leaders, and pos- sibly at the top. The undergraduates and alumni may well be proud of this splendid record. Y- fa - ........ . . .... L, I ...' 1 Niiqx ' '19 WESLEYAN 24 Dx. N I 5 - ......... .- .........,...... ....... ...ll A 'LM' Page Two h'll,7'NlI'Cfl twenty-Jive . . .x,f,n,,. ig '- W ..x, .- Iwvnww-.ss .-:mfvmokxx....... KNXXQXNH sw. ----AA - ---- -- '4 vez: Qtflx-.r Sf: ,-fiifzff' :N wx-fb ., -g ,ff.,-HW -2 -X--A -sw X- . ws Q- X - ff ys - 1- - Ns ,.55,1,x...-mr .es f .f.4:12f ' gf xxxxxxgiigmx 1515 -- .f 2: :.:.15. .,ff ' . 5 2- -. A ' gxg, 1 X NR. 52s5lS3I.::'v'1i::2X133' M... .....-..,..s.,.W...,.X im,..m..J tw::.,w-Acswv ,gay-'V 1 1 .113 - W seeks -J.:Qg:::arQna.n:sf NSQZZM.. ,f5f3.62fQ'f NW' 'Q 3 Xbgclafr-esxrs.-. QQNQFQV 'sNii:+Q'3 f,1iif.gffv9s--cizf' 'wsu-xwmgeifelwf X QFYQ: 4:8 2.:::?7gcs.J'16f ' S A lirngruma nf Erhate Question: Resolved, That the best interests of New England will be served by a unified ownership and operation of its railroads. COLUMBIA'-WESLEYAN, MEMORIAL CHAPEL, MIDDLETOWN December 8, 1923 Dr. Stephen H. Olin, Presiding Officer Aidirmative-Wesleyan . A, W. Bromage, '25 C. M. Gifford, '25 D. J. Marston, '26 Negative-Columbia J. T. Cahill, '24 ' Max Lelson, '24 V J. G. Will, '27 Judges Prof. Homer Woodbridge , Mr. William G. Eliot Mr. William Plaxton Decision in favor of the aihrmative, 2-1. Question: Resolved, That the United States should become a member of the existing Permanent Court of International Justice subject only to such reservations as are made necessary by the Constitution of the United States. CORNELL-WESLEYAN, MEMORIAL CHAPEL, MIDDLETOWN January 19, 1924 ' Leroy A. Howland, Ph.D., Presiding Officer Aifirmative-Wesleyan F. P. Frye, '24 1 D. J. Marston, '26 H. N. Eggleston, '27 Negative-Cornell, C. M. Ashley, '24 J. W. McDonald, '25 Judges Assoc. Prof. Wilbur G. Foye Assoc. Prof. Cornelius F. Kruse Rev. Herbert Rollason Decision in favor of the aiiirmative, 3-0. WILLIAMS-WESLEYAN, JESUP HALL, WILLIAMSTOWN January 19, 1924 . Mr. George Roth Craig, Presiding Oflicer - Aiiirmative-Williams J. C. Bennett, '24 H. W. Comstock, '25 Negative-Wesleyan A. W. Brornage, '25 R. H, Lounsbury, '25 ' Judges Prof. Edward T. Bullock Prof. John S. Galbraith Ezra D. Whitaker, Esq. Decision in favor of the negative, 2-1. - ...,.. 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X- ..,,..,. ..... ... .ma ,,,, ..,.N,:..,.. lie 555, ff,-cw 152521.12 if fix Nlfibs. - l mfg ie. rf. rw ws. YB fN 'w'.' A X 1 :1'.a1szf W'-ers. 1l2e3 irmf'V3??Sil2.: igfgg dgivff' 1,615 .230 xox fl.?i'3X,gfifD.'Z3a. Q .x W - :j,j1....-,jg 3 .f...,...,......,,,,...,....,i N... flax f 9 - W - ,t ,.....,.W.,...h.m....l2::-.,ggjigj7fj gg fir '--m-wyQ3?XgE? m'r':2Qf- Xiu na ag. ai. oi. A. The association purposes to ind the Christian way of life. In its plan, groups have been formed for Bible study and discussion dealing with the pamphlet Questions about Jesus' Way by Dr. Bruce Curry, who came to the University to introduce the course to leaders in the upper classes, meet- ing with Professor Hewitt. I In the conversations in that study the students recognized the implica- tions of Christianity, and so the cabinet directed its activities to certain channels. Deputations were sent to cities and towns in other parts of the state to share what the college had brought them with youth in other places. Meetings were held Thursday evenings dealing with the practice of Chris- tianity. In one week-night chapel gathering, G. A. Studdert-Kennedy con- sidered the despair of the world apart from an intelligent religion, at the gym, Ray Petty uncovered the need that cities have for the enthusiasm, the ideals, and the hopes that is in the colleges, in Lower Fisk, Dean Brown of Yale faced men with the qualities to be considered in life work when stu- dents may best handle the difficulties confronting industry and nations. With the College Body Forum Committee, the Christian Association co-op- erated in securing three nationally known men to discuss the present inter- national situation. Otto H. Kahn and Will Irwin have been heard in the gymnasium and the program will be completed in May with a Political Convention and a straw vote for the president of the United States on the basis of today's national and world issues. Various other committees have handled employment, boys club work, and social arrangements with innovations that have been interesting ex-- periinents on which to progress in another year. The publicity, the hand- book, the vocational guidance, and the missions complete the list. Some students have followed questions deeply enough to form groups or seminars that meet regularly. The beginning of an effort has been made to unify the religious life and effort on the campus by allowing Sunday chapel preaching to fit into the- problems being considered. It has been clear that the effect of such student conferences as Indianapolis and North- field and Lake George help immeasurably. And the Christian Association realizes that it is meeting opportunities at Wesleyan so far all too inadequately. ,C -... .... . --.----- - - - ---'- -. . . , .M..,,,. , 5 .gg , ,W ' it ji VX7E:fS.,..?if.s zt:x4Xbx .., A .weasmaxi -we-fsxw-es, ..L2..::-H f 13 f ' ' 'r'W 'i1,g3':,:r'- V --...W Ngxfxmifxf ,- ,. .,....... M- ..,........,.....,..., Wjxildf-,f ,?, - L. ,.fz4ig'Ef'6X.sg glib Nxilji, --,-f:e1s,.....,,....--- isis!! --Q.. f-Npywzvrggiga' 'f Page Two hunclrczl twenty-1 ' s' '7'f'fff.f W ,. .....,.. .. . ww,..N A----H ---A- W--M -4-- - 1??31ii1iYl-W.Ame--GH1:sirUMW.1,.,Ww.,i3:s... ,X Bgfiggliiwzt ....... ....,.... 1 3.54--J M. -..w5,,...,,L-. .........., ,.,,m.-M L-nM-43.4-vp--s --.is 1 x Q ,gyms 'j:..gf wg-Nm, 511: ,9i,:7-AWQQZL-:!::lV 1 fl hw I !.,.., 1,44 ...... ,.,,.,t,,,.M,r...,, ...Mk.i,wm.gss.m ,..,., x,t...s .... -E SZ.: M XNQQ 913.3 .il-yfyqzamfsgu wifi. 1 was NNW me My I . ffwgikfgmiasfz --wa W 3- s J v-sxyx AX N Nw :se S ...ff s,s:':,::'si12 ,Vs-:'1 ' f F 3? 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Roy Bullard Chamberlain Everett Ross Clinchy, M.A. Bishop Chauncey' B. Brewster Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes March 2 Professor T. Hayes Proctor March 9 Dean Willard L. Sperry March 16 Frederick Winslow Adams, D.D. March 23 Romilly F. Humphries, D. D. A March 30 Dean James A. Beebe, D.D. April 6 . John W. Langdale, D.D. April 27 . John V. Moldenhauer, D.D. May 4 . Bishop Charles L. Mead May 11 . J. Edgar Park -Ja W ' ' Mm' ' M ....,...,.. 1 t.:7 vv'.'. - ........,t. FTW E Page Two hundred thirty LJ -.Qglg ... v- gfjklq .,, . Jfzlgffsx,-ai ,, ,X ww r -4--- - ---- -Wwew--'f wg7W? W N'e'm QW ,,f ,m.1 W'W .mf ff 'NmWSi'f'M'Aw ,f.:::fi3J ' 'A r ,' N -'sw rm 'r 7 '- '-We ,4 XWMWW '--' -f '-------'---- ' '-4. -:W ---- A - ' -A M ---Tff:-:c::551E2g4::L1aa',r ' ' A -'4-A - ---N M --,- L giirggggawgegrcir IW, 5, 5-1913 , , ,. M . , ,A 26.553 Nkgrtlcx A E13 2 I :sii.....-, T .11 ........ ............,.,.. f V Lf 5 , ,,v,,,,,,,, Mgmjrfii'r:nC',':'y..A::g:t was . 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T. ,. mm .,,,, do 4 , 'l i l' 6 19, 5 fr., 4 TS? ,-45 f -H -Q-r----ii-i- ef -M-W --r-' ef 4 - T :lm Page Two hundred thirty-one THE WESLEYAN 'STORE AND EAST HALL mi mi xr- 1? !'Q.1 1'ffsf55:2f2ff-te 'f Qlurrirulum Qlluhz In Order of Establishment Classical Club . 1906 La Societe Francaise 1907 Der Deutsche Verein . 1909 Short Story Club . 1914 Westgate Club 1 A 1914 Atwater Club . 4 . 1916 Fine Arts Club . 1919 Oxford Club 1919 Pre-Medical Club . 1919 Adam Smith Club 1920 William James Club 1921 Rosa Club 1923 1... f .9 ,AA----1A.' ---ms .u....s.ss., 1.11. ta eeftestuieefesm' Qi Page Two hundred thirty-four my ,,i. W M-mmm NMMMW NM,..fnWfw'WM'm -MMM , M W- c'MXk'g't'- M 'M 'x .n..,...a.., .... . ........,,...,.. ...ws Mxypc.. .sauna I if., im i f- Q ,,f,14 'W S '55 V e W Ms Q Y Wits... 5? 1,, 2 -.figi ,,m2W - l i:?E.5.g??f5s.' 3.3i1Q?3l?ii5?l.rff5,2'3X. Iii: iiaav. W3sSQsolQ52i1gt5f?l2g:gii2i 5, , aw . 4, 1 N... 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Yates Nineteen Twenty-Six Horace J. Littlefield E. , m,-,,,,, ,,,,,,, ., ................... M .... .L........, ..... gfs,.,-....L,..... ,.,. i, - H x z., ... W fetgfjm f 4'A M- 'wu 7' Mligi- ll gi 0 129. lefjf xwnsniseifessif W ' ' 1i........... ............., WU- ....... ..,. ...J Qvjitgfp' ' ' , fx Qui? .MH----f 5 Page Two h.11.1rrIz-nfl thirty-jiv-4 -L f 5 Al ,,,,,,,,.. .....,,..,...... . .. . l I fl 0 1 4259155 H . - .. ' w. ,L I, 7 Page Two hundred thirtj-six l Ea Svurinie Eliranraiee To promote the study of the French language and ideals. Oyjicers Allison H. Mitchell, '24 . .4 ..... President Henry S. Davis, '24 . . . ' . . . Secretary-Treasurer . Faculty M embers Prof. Thomas W. Bussom Prof. Oscar Kuhns Prof. Eugene S. Clark Prof. Albert Mann X Mr. Hugh L. Smith ' Undergraduates L A Nineteen Twenty-Foiw Frederic H. Adams Edwin A. Cranston Allison H. Mitchell Nineteen Twenty-Five Ernest W. Bysshe Zenas F. Neumeister Ernest Hawkins John S. Sills Irvil N. Howard Samuel H. Turkington' George A. Hurley John C. Whiteley T. Brewster Yates N Nineteen Twenty-Six Duane C. Barnes Edward D. Burdick ' Williston L. Bradway Horace J. Littlefield Robert R. Brooks Spencer W. Reeder John Stothers Nineteen Tweiiby-Seven Damon Barnes Robert S. Dunham . ,........ I ,.,,.,, ' X N 9 wvaeaamfemrsrggz Ze Q 'T .....,... ,..,.,..,,,..,,...,.,, If X? - ' ,,f'g' 'if . 1-3 S me X em... .. ' 1 'I :f 4 ' A , .WW Qlsklfln... we-sa .shew A,,.,,,,A,,,,w,,., 'FE' , ,, ,.x- . W ....., .s..:s-.N ,.--M.. -...,,. ..-M ....... W.. s:..,.1w::s MSRSA, - iff' ' '- ,,f.m'.' - f M T . ' N N Wins. iilflgff.-ssfii .Q l fi QN?5J5dmW'E34v3U37iQff5f52 l ff!ll,,-'-,'2,-,.miS.5:'z.': 61--M-M----'very-zff24-::Q5ixi j , ,... .. ..... x M ,j 'Z'-fL.':.: xv X ,, g 53.51 V wx- 4 1: .H . L X5 ' We-'lm35:T,Wgp,,i?':f' l l l l 4 l Em' Evntzrhv Herrin To further a knowledge of the German language and customs. Ojicers Hermann H. Kind, '25 . . . . . President Raleigh A. Holden, '25 . . . K . . . Vice-President Harold E. Terry, ,24 ...... Secretary-Treasurer H onorowy M embers Prof. Paul H. Curts Prof. Thomas M. Campbell Mr. Paul E. Gropp Undergraduates Frederic H. Adams William A. Roberts James H. Denman' Raleigh A. Holden Floyd M. Ineson Harvey A. Kuntzelman Nineteen T w enty-F our Donald B. Summers Hermann E. Terry Francis D. Wiener Nineteen Twevwj-Five Hermann H. Kind - Joseph R. Lockwood Thomas N. Machemer A John P. Mills Nineteen Twenty-Six Herbert M. Richards ' X ,4',-- 5 ----W -----,-4- - -... ,, ........... .... ...WT vA..-l .A.. W ,. .. K - WEJSLQJYAN E is dv . f ' X' Page Two hundred thirty-sevenl' f ', J f .-9 ' -fllw f 1? .. J: V1 S .. Mmkmw -4v.--.------ --W --A-fixvm-Slllll'wffxim-.xuf llLT '?rWfNf2W- Nfr' 'mS'lS1rs i r '4 4 'M A If -- - M '------A 'sza?Is2geE,w?m Q5ilIq?'f 3:v:5fZ5E Aggie' EN Q5 Mess.. 3222 'f:,,1w X me fx . saws ? 'YY'5? grower was psi ,524 gf x..iz.ji.'?I?5-A. .A me niarxqxkwx W 5 'wmexgseaffeffrsk-Mgisfl 15FiI....,' 'vga' Qiin.sL.,....,..,.. sein! sea 1 l X555-SLT 'e f'..- I X,'f2NT2,::-, ....Q,fw:d'.4:' SWF' ,J M .-.Q-fam.-g. ' . we- m.fMg2.y' 'v-- raaesirfqzgazvigfv' Nrrmfscai- P' L Shurraivtnxig Glluh To encourage interest in creative writing Officers Francis C. Strickland, '24 . . . . . President Henry L. Churchill, '24 . Vice-President Henry J. James, '24 . Secretary-Treasurer Joseph R. Swain, '25 ..... . . Librarian Honorcwry Members Prof. Carey H. Conley Prof. William E. Mead Prof. George Humphrey - Prof. Wilbert Snow Prof. Frank E. Farley Prof. Homer E. Woodbridge Mr. Robert S. Telfer f UncZerg1f'cLduates Nineteen Twenty-Four Frederick O. Anderson Henry S. Davis Henry J. James Henry L. Churchill ' John E. Gran Edwin B. Knowles, Jr. Francis C. Strickland Nineteen Twenty-Fi'ue Merrill R. Patterson K John'S. Sills Joseph R. Swain A Nineteen Twenty-Six Richard A. E. Brooks Frank W. Lane ' V , ea, L ,..,.,...,, W . .,.. s, '4A'..v.AV.,h W e ...,. ' Tae : PSN a Jig-31 E ' ' wfgurhyv 'nge 'spy' 'N Y' QQ A iii' 'hu h ., if - - slag, f j J I' x.M.P.E,..,:.i.Q3i ,s.'3eeSiN 3 'gy V ,pfaiy -'12 1 ' ' 5 .....,.,. .-...,,,,, . H .... Nj f ' f . . .,,. .-.,...,., .1 ., W ,,,,,,, ,. Page Two hundred thirty-eight . . l'i'fZ12 iIEf? 6g ??i TT . . 'ygp x i MQW 4' W-. - W- . .Mies-as ' m....n-s...r an .fwfr Q. X- if f . Mk, r lang fffne e i aa Q11-Ji5'2QfV5N W I Xxx Xi?-Y-?2f:-xnJ:HfQ:Z2fy M ki? 'V QE?gi2-flwqfzfxe - - K Qifiilfffumu mvnigair Qlluh . To provide opportunities for a more intimate knowledge of history through sources outside the curriculum Officers Carl W. Olson, '24 . . . . . , President Ernest D. North, '24 ....... Secretary-Treasurer Faculty Members Prof. George M. Dutcher Prof. Henry M. Wriston ' Prof. Lane Lancaster Prof. Eugene P. Chase Uvzdergradulates i Nineteen Twenty-Fofm' William F. Aitken Ernest D, North X Donald H. Culver Carl W. Olson William R. Donnell Charles A, Sanford William W. Hunting Rexford N. Saxton Paul Marcus Donald F. Smith George W. More, Jr. George R. Thomas, Nineteen Twevzty-Five Stephen Berrien Harold Moss , Harlan W. Clifton George A. Shipman Frederick C. Thomas, Jr. V X I i ,..... I, , .... ............... .., V . ........ 2 .hrblli L .'.AAA.A N '19 wvwsruwsfasw ?fiQ fm t' - . ,............. M ,..,.....,...... -1A-'Q4i4-- R 'ai'-aaQ-' if l. ,afgifs-NN ...sr a., vw ---w...Maff:W' Page Two hundrcfl thirty-ni-:Le .. nuff.: ,ms were Q--'-- 'mNr' W'M .,,.. 1-W----N ---------A-A-- - A--A---- -----4'a:rq,:a:'qf,Z'XsQ'?2f1w4'- ' ..,,. h If :ij 4 . wmwmr ,X XXWNSNN Leigh... Mx Z1 LQ, g Elf ? -- 'g ,, ff' fl ,, N . f- pf-X it-drsflgx NP:-X fEg35:..r:::e -5 la 5- ff .f4!?Ilg ea.'sas.- 2-fersfreegrsm E Mfr ez' ,fgi .msfiifgfj Nwmwmtl -1,-rs: ' all --M----M-f--3-'vvx K y355Z2,c. Wa.. T .f .May rf K-f 'if-5 ww 3. i.:.S54155s,T,5 LJ ., QTQITEIJX. ., ...,. ,..... , ., .u S if + 'Q fpQ1' , M, A Nw uma.. ' x - A. ft.-w.f4m,,..,' : - ,. - - . . imamaa.ssm.:ssn......aL..pr.:.e:....,,..-..- ,,,.,. .... Athiairr Glluh To encourage individual investigation in chemical subjects Ojjlicers Malcolm D. Spinning, '24 .... . President Frederic H. Adams, '24 . . . . Vice-President Cutler D. West, '24 . . . Secretary-Treasurer John E. Gran, '24 . .... Corresponding Secretary Faculty Members Mr. Albert Q. Butler Prof. Charles R. Hoover Mr. J, Elmer Cavelti Mr. Otto J. Lang Prof. Wilbur G. Foye Prof. Edward C. Schneider Prof. George A. Hill Mr. Herman G. Mickelson Mr. Norman W. Storer ' X Unolergraduates Nineteen Twenty-Four Frederic H. Adams Malcolm D. Spinning Louis R. Arnold Donald B. Summers Everett W. Graham S. Herbert Turkington John E. Gran Cutler D. West Nineteen Twenty-Five George M- Bramann Earl W. Flosdorf Donald M- Doughty MaX'L. Slutzky Dudley G. Downing Rupert W. Thorpe sew! Etsy? .,: .... e X-.-,... 'Ef2fm:1 ' . 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Snow Prof. Homer E. Woodbridge Undergraduates Nineteen Twermy-Four Frederic O. Anderson Edward B. Hills Seymour L. Cone Henry J. James Henry S. Davis Edwin B. Knowles, Jr. Francis C. Strickland i Nineteen Twenby-Five ' Leonard B. Beach Henry Gallien, Jr. Ralph W. Carr John Oddy Merrill R. Patterson ' PM . t'-'4 -t W .-----...-,-l Q Q X ' 19 WHSLHYME 52.4 at rw' f - -r-rr-4-r W n G-sv:-gag? sehr, ,,-. if We-.. Page Two hundred form!-one lx.-Gr f.f1,.,1 X . f7:T.':z::,n, ,.....,,,., V l'4'-'--4, mm ,fy-TCW' A M 's'0 h MNNN 'M '3.,....-,.f's.- .,.,..... ..... wI,1Q-LW-K..-...A ,.... ......... . ...........,.......4m..:-rgmii fgszzm--.-fy W ...,.... -- -IA.,..-.--. ,, J .fs-- ..x. u,'N5g-M-..,,s.,.....w.. N ...m....s. W 9 . ,MWWMM ,,,,..A,,, WMWMWWM mx,..,.WM M N, U. W 3125.1-'sf-2711?-9,3512 , ,fy . . , excise Eiilizsilffzmxmzzgp 5555- V g-Mae 5:5 ,f'.4,.f -Q fn wwf' 2 , . ' . Y' Rem ,y ez we s N gaagzxktzefrivmfrxf asm -e fig ,fir .AQ l 2 J NM Qiicisgx ...ET-3.1154 .iliiff-V---W-w:w44--1' :Si XXW9........,....af 4: ,,,,,,c:M?gg I ..u,.....Q?W .5 .. 3 Lk . W. Abx. gLf4?.g:4.....s.H., X -.N f ff' X M Xb-' Rkwws Yee- fe .. ,.x...,,., ,...,,,.,f,p X L3 .,.xs..xW..-.5,,,, ees:::sew5.E5f.-.2237 ss m2iqg:a g.-..f-,.z,..e W L Gbxfllril Glluh To foster fellowship among students planning to enter Christian Service Ofceers John Maddaford, '24 . . . . George R. Thomas, '24 . . George A. Shipman, '25 ..,. Arthur W. Bromage, '25 ..... Lynn H. Brown Robert W. Butler Richard W. Freure John C. Barber Robert P, Bedell Arthur W. Bromage Duane C. Barnes Edward B. Bosworth Harold R. Brennan Kenneth G. Abbott Andrew J. Darling Kenneth B. Grady Members Nineteen Twenty-Four Franklin P. Frye Austin W. Gridley Dayton L. Jones John Maddaford Nineteen Twenty-Five Jesse C. Gearhart Harold W. Grifiis Merritt P. Sarles Nineteen Twenty-Six Paul F. Douglas Gordon G. Hill Robert Jordan Wendell W. Phillips Nineteen Twevwy-Seven Anthony M. Hauck, Jr. Edmund D. Mason . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer Monroe W. Smith George, R. Thomas Clarence O. Wheeler George A. Shipman Joseph R. Swain Paul H. Reynolds Albert E. Stephan Ralph G. White Jerome W. Wilcox George R. Ream Delton L. Scudder George F. Storey Y ...... N, mlyk 4? H in . ,.,,,,,,,,, , ........ .... . . . V ,wwx .l'-.'.l-4I. iz N 19 yvafanmamm 24 ll - xx W , ' ,,.-f 1 , N i 4F'sfgeg? k.., .lf s:b: -L X f ik Page Two humlred forty-two .A vifzffw 4125-6.3 X 'X A 1 ...M ....... - ....A ,, ..,.,m 'MMM 'WM ,., .-.M .......,.,,.,,. ,,,.,M,M, ..M,,,,, I 5 Nami 2 Muffy 5 g i W k wit . Nq. EV ii gsm-. . fyjf -f if .. .,,?eZ5jW'f 5 15102-illi ehiral Glluh To further the interest in practical and preparatory medical work Officers William A. Roberts, '24 .... . . . President Robert F, Bowman, '24 .... . . Vice-President Frederic H. Adams, '24 ...... Secretary-Treasurer Faculty Members Prof. Edgar Fauver Dr. John E. Loveland Prof. Hubert C. Goodrich Prof. Edward C. Schneider Prof. William C. Woods Undergraduates Frederic H. Adams Robert F. Bowman Leland E. LaGanke Francis K, Moll John C. Barber Avery W. Barnes James R. Beard, Jr. Ralph W. Carr Theodore B. Dunn Ethan T. Colton Nineteen Twenty-Four Morris D. Nordstrom William A. Roberts William S. Root Zenas M. Sykes John C. Thompson Nineteen Twenty-Five Donald W. Leonard Reuben L. Lockhart Merrill R. Patterson Merritt P. Sarles James J, Walsh Nineteen Twenffy-Six Louis DeAngelis Judson F. H. Turton 1 -- ,.... , ..,.,,, ,,.... ..,.. . WN A X ' 'A M gi - 6.9 'vvafsnearasw ea 49 - - - . . 1 1 W Qs, X Page Two hunclred forty-thre has J? Q9 ...,....fw.MNa.........., ,w- WNiY5 Q2'1-N-...K . 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Vice-President Philip J. Stomberg, '24 ...... Secretary-Treasurer Prof. Charles A. Tuttle Prof. Kossuth M. Williamson Prof. Clyde O. Fisher Henry S. Davis Miles R. Fasnacht Victor L. Fox Samuel J. Hardy Edward A, Jacobson William H. Kelley ' George S. Avery Charles W. Burns, Jr. Harlan W. Clifton Churchill R. Coe Faculty Members A Mr. William G. Eliot U'mie1'g7'aduates A ' Nineteen Twenty-Four ' , Charles A. Kellogg' Charles F. Nettleship, Jr. Rexford N. Saxton Philip J. Stomberg Francis D. Wiener Robert H. Wrub'el Nineteen Twenty-Five Herbert D. Drewes Kenneth M. Hill .Irvil N. Howard Ralph W. Jones Standley I. Davenport Raymond Lounsbury M ,........... 422 ,, ..,.,,.. ,W ,.,4 my . -'--r--r--'-' l l a sci? - Wefswffvessf 24 dv-ef. . A . ,. ,. f ' 5 'i' HJ Skaggs 1 SQQQSS H-M',,.f? QX -M . Page Two hundred forty-four .-.fn ,1 .eral--L,Z:: ..1'SE: x' NL.. . 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Maxwell ller Monroe W. Smith Joseph T. Mirtl Aaron J. Palmer Roswell F, Hinkleman John S. Sills Carl V. Johnson Thomas R. Sutton :N ..,. ........ . . . -I,4I, MR A ., Rss..-. Nj rg .: f wgftsrafaesrasgwi ml, H 1 ......... ...-----------N N Psy, .,,i,,i+- f , im n f -g p -.W4,AfiL,ii35:s., Page Two hundred forty-jifurf s'.+l'1!z4 ......- . -F f-Mifffw X .. N5TN m 'T---v H-M--n---U-M-M---fw.::51. -23,4 lla 1' -'l 'gf , I f , . . ., li. XXX-sie lilil: VC?-Lg' Bei' E ,WM 3 gp- ffm- l ff' ,Q fs XXX, X ...1g:.-2: 'r QL5y EXW-5 55.Sgj:Mw WXE4fL,yesx:.i11'N .rfw 5,4 ' X -grins Q.: ,.::::QE'f' Ghz Khan Glluh To promote interest in practical iohysics OmC6l'S I A Frederick E, Lord, '24 . . . . . President Norman W. Storer, '23 . . Vice-President Charles R. Mingins, '25 . . Secretary-Treasurer Prof. Walter G. Cady ..... Faculty Committeeman H onm'a'r'y M embers - Prof. Walter G. Cady Prof. Skillman S. Van Dyke Prof. Morris B. Crawford Prof. Wallace F. Powers Norman W. Storer Harris C. Palmer Undergraduates Nineteen Twenty-Four Robert T. Banister Frederick E, Lord Theodore F, Goldthorpe V William W. Woodford Nineteen Twenty-Five Dudley G. Downing Richard W. Freure Charles R. Mingins 2-N, M .... . ' , ...,..... . may - Tig-Lf? U' :C Kiwis 5 15? r ' 'mm' F ll? 1 . 4 gWx7Ef331.Ze3+fY:AN QQ 2 , V 4 ll'. H ir - ' ' 2 ' Page Two himclred forty-sito i OBSERVATORY HALL W fs? :r g 5--M U' W, NW.. -Mm W..- ,mswmsgia M WN 11, LI 6 g,g5 Ax, an ? l..,ss ,nXSr....2w,...,.....,,.....eaWx,,W.w...Q.v.v.M,,Sfsxsx2..ixss....i xwxxxrxxbxstxx rg. wax.-.NX:3g,g5g : ,ji -viz! , I wif 2 f NWN-rs Q5 g ifiiiij.. ..,aw,,f at 'XNx,.,f ' J N . '-fi M- f. - , fr- gf fs .. f V. ., 'fi-asm. 'LA.....L1 A'T'....'.I.1'Q....,. '1I4'3E'F?XN sex,-hfriaxi f - ,Vik .5 Li. ' ' 'ms iv- 3,1:fk.rQ.v59 f 11. N- lluninr muah Ellehrualrg 7-111, 1924 COMMITTEE Norman Carpenter, Chairman Hector H. Lyman Raymond S. Riday PROGRAMME 8.30 9.30 2.00 3.30 9.00 10.00 3.00 8.00 Thursday, February 7 Glee Club Concert, Memorial Chapel Junior Prom, Fayerweather Gymnasium Friday, February 8 Swimming Meet, M. I. T. Vs. Wesleyan Basketball, Swarthmore vs. Wesleyan Dances at Fraternity Houses Round Robin Dances Saturday, February 9 Paint and Powder Club Production, Middlesex Theatre Dances at Fraternity Houses V' ZX ..... . , ........... . ..... .1 . 4. A 'A'A 4 v '1 . 2' Sis. 0 'i ij? 2 5 -SN, W ies ' s R Map' sas llsm lii ff .i 5 'VlfFQfQQ33Mwj1?'293K5 ,. .......,,. - ...... ,WW ,M .b .,.. I . ,....,...... . . W in . gg exif? Page Two hundred fifty Gasp ,,f m , M ,C ..,,,,.., R i Mf,I,3v--y .:s.f - 5 : 5'W.f ' ... - X X -1..1f.,.',:ef Eli! we rffi kr ewes- PUUYQQH' fl! .: EX----- fff lv' rf. 4 1 , Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs. .Uuninr lgrnmenahe Gllsum nf 1925 FAYERWEATHER GYMNASIUM, FEBRUARY 7, 1924 PATRONESSES William A. Heidel Carey H. Conley Leroy A. Howland Paul H. Curts MUSIC Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Frank E. Farley Joseph W. Hewitt Lane Lancaster Frederick Slocum Phil Ohman and His Orchestra New York City t ' .... ,N A --iri'4 we ............ - l r. .....'-i 3 sssXQl9 WEVSKJBJYQQQN Iggy 224 ' iw , . A -4'--'4A- ' F- .., Page Two hundred Jifty-one 15.11-i'!'f4 ' 25 'f t - , - .Na-.--x.. ..-.,..s. amy... kxXNw:1y3g-. M wqggpqx 1-is-9zXC,31ve:: 5 ,nifgthf 1, M . Xwqgzs., 5, 25 --N115 tgmrzf., 3 ff.-fy' ,I E 'Ng' Y' X X FX N 'N's 2 'g 2 'x sf 3 GX XXQXQN iigggzri..-225329131.252 255 1:93 pgxiffw' 5 lf? 1 E mi Emiifia Mxgx, 5 A . X Xwxciks l5F:-': 4'f'i1.'g, .?:'. RQEM56' . ff, 5 :ia Xxme I -f-If aa 1 f- .,,,,...............,. ,.X..................-..,.....Wg Wxx....Nx..........N..M---.--------No.5fp.. 'e,.X,- Q39 Vg- -gym' '--- 'rg:5?A. v N ' 5 fi E - V :ask 'wXf3S4r:1A...rW..iy QQES-ta-... ...V ,f7g1.4Mf Kwai? ivlmls XNW' XXYEZE-FQ-rxgm.,Q-fl5:ii'f-Y Eluninr Idrum Qllafm nf 1925 COMMITTEE A Reuben H. Lockhart, Chairman Theodore B. Dunn Everett L. Francis Irvil N. Howard Theodore C. Lyman Ernest B. McLane Willis D. Northrup George F. Porter Walter S. Root Howard A. Schvveiker Franklin A. Seiler Theodore R. Studvvell Thomas R. Sutton F e --A4---- F .M-4 as , W. . , - Q 'iii mfafsnmvasrse 'hm mm in--W -A H -tt--'-t- --mm -.-- , W.. ,. 11? ' ' - A- J' ,-:Gf7f Q?'x s. . , .ffxf Page Two hundred fifty-two .e22fE2sai'rg-1-I-.'5a-::'I:': if-Fi Iili-J :Z-iff: fa'.-1-fs.f1-.13 'r5: 5-'fi-I -':r'-F.-If.-I-i 555-I fi 1.1:':'5- lllllllllllllll-llllllllllllllllllll 1 ' 1 gilifufi a1ff'Eff:'5.E4':'Q,1-ffI:f,f5:f2f',1QfQ':'-?,1':' . 33552: 2'g'::1-iii 1 221213, ..'-I :f Z -I ... ',: 5 1 f.,-il.-: , ' 1' I-'1: i1f f.Qf ' 231-'.:'ff'.1 ' :ii-15: ii-355f.5i2ilffiT2'-fiiififfif'35i-fifiifbfff? 75255 Zi-i1'giZj-'gf 125531f1.3,2l',i22f-Zj,'Q 5 f'i'3?f Eliilf ffgffjlgfi jf' 21.12.-'-E :: 52,1 -1'f:'5 EQ. ff. 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Habberley Wendell W. Phillips Harry B. Bradbury FRESHMAN COMMITTEE George C. Astarita, Chairman George H. Blakeslee James W. Towson Chester P. Byrne Kenneth E. Steele , - .. ,... . Q5 9 ' 2 ' '--'- - , Ei ........,... I. : ,..' I Ishii? WESLEYAN IL .., 24 - . . . f Aaaf 'Z QQ:-,N at .7 x Page Two hundred fifty-four ',,,.,.1gg4svM N-4 x -'wr-'11'.:2,1..vfs-fi---W------MW---U we--w--he N fs Sm' M w ' -. -.. esfff-vs---fkqvmurwfbi-mm-wh.W.M..MwMM sw-F-wxm ...mm 12: -1 'Ng'-W vr if ,-:Cf ' A 5 X as .ag1f..'.1.,L:...1:'..'rxgli l5i2:f9f-tilggsbfs fgrif' PS5 swf rags .wigs-wra1 eAsAzx BWEK igigr.-fX!Q::5,f51iAA!pg1 yy Z? 3 s.JMs1..,, 1. 5. ws xiijljil W I A Maxamgi35gg,gw?:3f.1g?5g:E e. W.-my ,,,,,,, a.....-............,...... Q,-...W ,- 1 ,X fgagyv s,,r.,,,.,...,........,,.,,,,,qg?g5-A..:f, :f.!..:f?. x. fe-...M ,sm r, 4 Svnphnmnre Eamquvi Qllaaz nf IEIEE STUECK's TAVERN, MIDDLETOWN, JANUARY 14, 1924 Holman H. Hall, Toastmaster Assisted by Dick Brooks '4Jack Manning Toots Boyd Committee Justus E. Flygare Elmore B. Lyford Joseph B. Fuller Robert R. Habberly Leigh M. Lott Wendell W. Phillips Harry Bradbury George M. Brodhead Franklin F. Robinson Richard A. E. Brooks Louis De Angelis John B. Tompkins Ernest F. Woolston Zllrnuh Eanquvi Qllazz nf 1527 MASONIC HALL, WALLINGFORD, CONN., DECEMBER 15, 1923 F. W. Holden, Toastmaster Speakers W. G. Shute, Wesleyan, '11 G P. R. Holman Prof. C. R. Hoover J. M. Van Buren W. H. Cranford J. W. Towson G. C. Astarita Committee G. C. Astarita P. R. Holman F. W. Holden J. W. Towson J. M. Van Buren ...., '--Ae G --4---'4 G ---'--4'- , ,...,... ......,,.. , Q i9, wxfEfm...gTefsasg.ws 9 ,,,,, 'M 'fr iiiasesii iea-4i me 'E . f--. L Page Two hundred fifty-ji .gas-:Amigos we x Nax..........., Aifxmvwwmwnmm staffs- aonwggzs. 71' 35 . J :I 55QX' ,fbsqfgaiilx Glnllrge Lfinhg Svmnkvra COMMITTEE l1Villiam H. Kelly, Jr., '24 Rollin Tarleton, '24 Herbert D. Drewes, '25 FAYERWEATHER GYMNASIUM, OCTOBER 11, 1923 PROGRAM Speakers Dr. Edgar Fauver . . . Physical Director at Wesleyan University Charles R. Hoover, Ph.D., Professor of Chemistry at Wesleyan University Raymond Dodge, Ph.D., Professor of Psychology at Wesleyan University Presentation of Athletic Cups Refreshments Singing and Walk Around FAYERWEATHER GYMNASIUM, NOVEMBER 1, 1923 PROGRAM Introduction . . . . Professor Henry M. Wriston fEdWard B. Knowles, Jr., '24 Undergraduate Speakers . . 4Leland E. LaGanke, '24 Lrlarvis M. Adams, '24 Address . ....... Ray Petty Refreshments 3 A ---'--A- - aaea - -uf ....,........ .- 7 55. wfafarasfsesm '24 Page Two hundred fifty-six .Q VQMM , ,,,A N 1 img QQ: -.-fig:55.3-wigsggggfkgciicgggcsk 4 M11 .. J. aware, A sam .. W 3:34 V ' Ax hXx'1 February 22, 23, 24, 1924 COMMITTEE H. D. Silverman, Jr., '25, Chairman Hector H. Lyman, '25 Raymond S. Riday, '25 PROGRAM Friday, February 22 1.00 P. M -6.00 P. M. Gymnasium and Swimming Pool Open to Use of 7.30 P. M 3.30 P. M the Visitors. Freshman Basketball Game-Wesleyan vs. Mont- clair Academy. Wesleyan Nightf' Saturday, February 23 9.00 A. M.-12.00 M. Visitors Received in Groups by Acting-President Howland at the College Office. 8.00 A. M.-12.00 M. Group Visits to Various Classes. 3.00 P. M Varsity Swimming Meet-Wesleyan vs. Coop-er 4.30 P. M 8.00 P. M 9.30 P. M Union. Interclass Basketball Games. Varsity Basketball Game-Wesleyan Vs. Amherst. Guests Entertained at the Fraternity Houses. Sunday, February 24 11.00 A. M College Church-Preacher, Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes. .. 5.22 ............. .. -. A ..... 4 A - . .WW V 7 is--'K ---TS.. --N--QQIS3E::::::g3g--r , -I l l, '.,,, ,....-- - -fM.- 2 f ' -A '44 . 'P . ei? .,s.1' nina., f 'lSFli'x. S f. J vhifyyzse X was x.-,.m WM H. 4 Page Two h'M,7LIl'I'Cll ji.fLy-save . .-.f.ffif,, -we - -f wx... 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Boyd, Chairman Harry B. Bradbury Robert R. R. Brooks Holman H. Hall Jack R. Little Lionel V. Moore Franklin F. Robinson Wendell W. Phillips Ernest F. Woolston A E- ., .... a A . .-.----.- 1 2 2 --.Ma ew E .QW 2, :E .. ..., :H fig ....... li g sl 19 Wr.a2.izi,.is:-fvraaw' 242 A J. 1 - 5 .............. ...... 1.1 't' 'W 49 da . 4,1 ,- a- V .WX-Y -v- V. w - . - ,.,. VA: x:::EL2m,, -1,21 913 xnmmwwgiiggf' Page Two humlrezl jifty-eight 1e.f4ff.f f :i,llf1. .?' . ,..,..,,-v,, Wu., f--wwrrm-A NX ...,.N M-f4Pfv1-:::11Q1.vQf- ..r r'.,w'r1:-z---an--A-1-w?f?2E5:9W-M'-iQs vfv:mEIf,lZ.Llf',.-.M'L1ZZ,iTLI3.mvm1 ----' -'-'--- V' ' ,gif SQ M133 44.-f , is exif sy 'X 'S rw-2-Nwwz'mM-mf v--- -.sk N . i1ffi1:XrBsac.s.:fsQ .615-as 1 fi? I R.,3z,.1rs,.22frs,'.-N W 2 :ex l..,iSrQffQxggiSQ2Eer?:?II1 ..,. ,HW ..., ,.-..,...e.,sc.f..,f ,f his 'Nu ,Q I KinksY--M..,.,.m,.,,.,ff1fi,f2jE,Qi'::g.y'z5LZQQQQz mr::..-xr-R365igww---A--W-W-W -------- W5 er-ea,,5i'Y -NY ---P-M-WW-UWM,-was--.-.-I+.--.-WM4 ',9Q1fsxp.rn Fgt,....N..M ..,. M.WsM4:, -rr'-' X wer., .f X gwam J x '42 V lysis, 119f...fs.,fJ,.1:gf 'WW Nxwm X NQMYQQ 1243 N -52.7 ' :-Q-...Legg 's-mravczpzh me, ' J LECTURES ON Uhr Mvnrgv S-vlnrum Zfirnnvti Ilinunhsriiun DELIVERED BY GEORGE H. BLAKSLEE, PH.D. Professor of History and International Relations, Clark University Memorial Chapel, March 17, 18, 21, 24, 25 and 28 SUBJECT American Ideals and Policies in Recent and Present Foreign Relations 1. American Policy Toward Europe-Isolation. 2. American Policy in this Hemisphere: International Co-opera- tion Limited by American Republics under the Leader- ship of the United States. 3. American Policy in the Far East: Complete International Co- operation. 4. The Underlying Principles of Co-operation in the Washing- ton Conference on the Limitation of Armament. 5. The Results of the Washington Conference and the Present Status in the Far East. 6. Isolation versus International Co-operation: the Outlook for American Foreign Policy in the Future. . . ,...,,..........w.n ...... , .fa W..- ..........., w.,.,.a.,.i........aM... ..... M.. -:YS M I s ------ ' f--- ' gc Fw' 2 Eyes? -------4-f-------A-A- ----4--Q-'r,wQ--1ilfX:'PiZxw:g5TSSi? Pissed rj, si gi. , , Q., at X. w A VV sm' Q rr'-c ci-f'-A-. --'---- -gxg-11 - '--4 3:5-H 5' 5 1 Qir:-'-'f.g.f:j:jrfgI,,gx::::::Z::,1 .JggnL,W, r....,Q - - xgmiqf ,,.. ,..,..,.,, .,.. . . ..1,3,.......,- ........,..,....,, g .,,faf,?N,,,,,,.,- ,, ,, A ,. .4 ,aims x .., a.,..e,., ,.-, 'sirsiffczs 'N4::1aw-M.. ..---- ' Hifi? f Page Two hundred ,rifly-oiiwc SOUTH COLLEGE -'ww-'7?.,.-.,,...,,..... ,...........,...... ,,u-f't'3?i?fifiV..,M,:,...,,.,.,,,...,A? 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N5Sa3ib-f-vzfzfw wmv xwwivv X'52gi5E.f1::.w sys 1153315555 any :Qxgxbmfl-,'g 1,3 f, .yd '-w -.mi -...--- L.:..,. 92.1.-ff thin bit. fere SEASONAL CONVERSATIONS Our scuts are always sure of a managershipf' We have more men than any other house onthe hill. X - ew . R4 'tOur men are the true leaders of all the curriculum cliibsf' We need youse guys, and will take the whole bunch of youse. PF Pk 144 X A: Our chapter is one of the youngest on the campus, but is the most promising. We arenvery strong out west. X K X We stand for high scliolarship and alhievement,-5 truly high idezalf' We are only bidding' the pick of the Freshman class. We are bsure of the maziority of captains next year. x 4 Y if 22 22 :if You will find the smoothest lot on the campus right here in this house, and we k you'd fit in with us-otherwise we wouldn't be giving you a bid. You've been here since noon today and have had a chance to look around quite a Now we are ready to take you in. 95 as 'lf 75 X No, we never give a hold-off, we never find it necessary. Our fraternity has thea largest numbexr of chapters dxf any in the coxuntryf' The alupinni of this chapter are always strongest. I X if ' 21 Y if Cyrus K. Pratt is a mgmber of our fraternity. Where'd ya get that gobd looking suit, in New Yorkifi' We always throw the best house parties. You can't make a mistake in coming' with a fine bunch of boys like ours. You come our way, and we'll look after your buddy. Yeh, that's one of the best prep schools in the East. We dif- nce so long as it has a Greek-letter name?,' so, what's the are only local now, but will be a national in a month or if-.fgiiz gz w , , .... , ................... . ...W ...... .., ii i Wa i ea Z KEN I j 45. A ' H ' WE? li ' if ...M ........... ...W -- ....,.... ,.,, ..,. 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The Girl from Smith g QSubstitute Vassar, Holyoke, Wellesley, etc., at willj Very fast, Has a hot line-usually concerning college men she's been out Withg wears one or more Ufrati' pins. A Girl from Toivri The sixth attempt- Gets away big with you-but Not so with the others g The white elephant of the stag line. Small town line, Knows all the boys on the hill. Especially -. The Girl The only thing that makes The dance tax bearable. Capable of making H ecweh Out of a hectic week-end. ,.. ,.,,, c T T. WM 1:2 . I- ' 'i I .... : .,..,.,...... 0, fifiilil iii? 53,42 f If '--- 't NJ'1'. .c-ll. Af - 5 -M NQNN ,,,7' ...,..........,..,...,.....,.. ,F .,....,... ...,,...,...,l... K y,,4:j:sf ff? N finish---1 '- ' t sy Page Two humlrzfrl sixty-six .5 ,,. ni.. 7. : . -5 44 T.-If fx-L. -1,1f,,5.QxqL--I . 'M U In a,6,,,.,y,a., ua, N .,.......... ,mMm.,..a..,.: , y,,.vf4a,,mi,,g33X K WH - -!..,. Q ...,. 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The Follies Gi-rl Exotic, but rareg The subject of discussion For the chaperones. A trifle superior to the party. More or less Liquored up. And last, but not least The Prom Trotteru College Body favorite- Disdains to wear less than Two fraternity pins. Knows her stuff, And likes yours. Just back from Yale- Heading for Harvard. Best Catch-as-Catch-Can Dancer on the floor. Knows, and enthusiastically Greets all the chaperones- CApple Saucej Hard on Stii-bosom shirts, Makes you oversleep 8 o'clock class. One eye on the gin bottle, The other eye on the door. When you walked out, Somebody else walked in. ..,.,.. ---ii M -i.-,4-i--ii e -M -i----ii 1 .,.,,....,,.,..... ., ' 0 'EQ' Sl? izmcw' 'trait w 'r fi 'S i ...iffy gm. .... 1:4 --:sax aj if . 3 X v lfio fc,,n.:,,.iMr' J-iz ff,a:ac:af,a,l WM- mtl, . -.a:QxS:n.:::m 3 , .... ,.....,-U-.----55-W. LW'E 'fs 1 J :Q.... .,................,.. 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It seemeth that on Sundays past As the plate goeth up the aisle, Pennies and tokens are thrown in Despite my complacent smile. I wonder if perchance I could Wax just a bit more charmingg I'll promise a sermon on the text Why Lightning Is Alarming. Slowly Sir Windfal1's eyes grew dim Slumber fell like a cloud on him. And into his soul the vision flew. II. Organ notes and empty seats- Sir Windfall rose from the Bishop's chair, Most of the boys had cuts to use The others simply tore their hair. He opened his mouth and raised his hand- His gentle words became a moan When from the students' rasping snorts Sir Windfall knew he'd pulled a bone. He had just mentioned Nature's power, How lightning scared us as a child, He told us not to be afraid If all our lives were pure and mild. Meanwhile the ushers counted money- The job was easy-there was no money. West China didn't get a sou. tgrsif fiwmk .. .M ...... ...H K . W. ....,.......... . . M.- ...... 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Nibewfwj far-444 I 'K 2.5 wrgsiwia-gfqa-i.2:f NfFSr.'evS923.':55-.-:QQW e Q Q.... .. ,1.. a. .-1 Ex gy .ia-5,1-5 A 5 Qi ni itz- 5 1 1 F ' M Era . .-s ' -' as 'a 5 aa! as aa ,E E- is-. ai 4 ' .2 Eaamisueq a s y? - Egisa EEE Ears-E-3242: E :isa 5 EE 5 if skiigmlilz Q :1-'a-:- A-gf.-ae.--5-1.4 5.ws.-s-LJ,-a-:seg - r aaa? ' l L' During the last forty years this distinct innovation in design and idea has always held its own on the campus. The collar is so cut that one's Adam's Apple has freedom at all times whether it be discoursing on Roman art or whether leading the Faculty singing in their annual get- togethers. I .. WL The smartly dressed young professor can appreciate the necessity of avoiding plus-fours as he is apt to be mistaken for a student when walking unconcernedly through the labs in Lower Judd. These knickers combine snugness with freedom of movementg they are also ideal for motoring about town in the coach as a pedestrian is not likely to notice them. They should never be worn f -lf i- when playing golf. i! Wi. 5, Q o Mr 1 -8-silyflt A certain prominent member of the faculty has defied convention and has inaugurated the custom of wearing clothes without having them cleaned or pressed. It has been a popular fad with him for some time. In this way the diet scheme of the moustache is carried to its logical limits, and the utter carelessness and abandon of the 'ap- pearance gives it a youthful touch. may ...M ...... ,. ..,........ -WM ..r..m.W., .... as 0 ra at it W T. or ,gi I 5 vf'Xfagf'Q.g:i.s...f5.:rzr'261Q4X2N iff Q 'M mt . .......,..,..,....... W ,........ ..... , --W . . - NF?-s-.siitzs f . ,. N-Ltr:-ig, u,,,,.f' rs.,,-sh-Qmw1gj33XB?,,,,-'-' 1 L, Page Two hundfrecl sevevwy ,x np, 5 '.I,:u3,1. lf.. 6, Mm mm WM I ,,,l17gg:VwW-Ns. K x ..,,...,.-vs. .k....wiW L A ,-wwwffgsxaxqqfr. 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The cap of tweed goes well with the pinch-back, belted tweed top coat, and the cane carried jauntily enables one to add a certain dignity to his carriage. One wearing such apparel should never say, Pleased to meetchaf' but rather use the more eloquent diction, Chawmed! or K'Glad! very glad-very, gm , .5 ,. , very glad, I'm sure. f ll, it -a if f . 5 3 C . 0 'M 97, lilly rdf Our fashion editor wishes to submit this illustration of his idea of what true distinction in clothing should be. The green velour hat adds a tone of smartness to the truly intellectual-appearing glasses. A truly cosmopoli- tanism is affected by wearing socks, handkerchiefs, and cravats to match. To make this color scheme obvious, the trousers are cut short, displaying the ankle and several inches of the lower limb. We suggest that one day, purple be worn, the next day, pink, and then, a Roman stripe com- bination of the two. One cannot fail to be noticed, and the vastness of his original wardrobe will be appreciated. i Pm For sports Wear we suggest that these gun-metal steel trouser clips, which could be purchased in any hardware store twenty-five years ago, be worn so that the trousers display a goodly portion of white wool socks above the black ultra fashionable bull-dog shoes. A dark suit is preferable if the vehicle be painted in a crimson color, for then one can readily recognize that the true Wesleyaii product is good. ni B , 759 -. sg, .,. . 53: , -.f,,......N.,?f:7fi?fMf5ff22Q3'?3 ,. ...... .. E -.... .......,...... ....m,s..,.M,,,mM.., ...... 2... Q V -pf fiesta ? if A A-fa W 1 fb nf l 0 '39 iqj 'XfN?f::::'a'ivSE..,,:3fTZi:z0sf5mS Q Q, .,,.., wr f . , ,. ,.....,...,,...,...... 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YYRENR l was J X-J-we-A 'N i QA-M W 1 fox Msg lzsafeefsfw-'vHw9 .mf A xg, 1 xy .M.,,.M..w.,Wws:r- -f+:Ss--fliers -.:1'x41 wff5'--'QM ------- -----------Ava-' Eg: 5x........ ,....,,....w..e......--v-.ff---wg .Q v3xsM.-XQ--M---.--M.--..,Qsz5:2N.fsfrqw-M' -gs wwf'--,k.-Mqlf -- s1'2gwfe 'iv 2 3 52,3 X N' mes, 'iw 4:-www Ximian W., ,fgaikf xww Lg New Xw.M'2firfg-fm f5fe.:2Z4f - evreasaa fa---f ' THE RISE AND FALL OF DRAMATICS . Many long years have slid by, much water has passed under the bridge, since the dead days beyond recall when dramatics at Wesleyan first entered upon their mighty career. Since that time we have achieved mighty tri- umphs, we have mutilated Dunsany, exasperated Bulwer-Lytton, aggra- vated Pinero, and irritated George Bernard Shaw. It is a far cry indeed from the early efforts of Wesleyan's pioneers in the dramatic art to that immortal production A Duke There Was. It is a matter of infinite regret that we cannot produce W. ShaXper's Romeo and J uliet, with the imposing Noman as Romeo, and the coy, slender Quicklime as Juliet, while it is practically impossible to neglect the possibilities of Ruby Robble in Othello But it is vain to dwell upon what might have been, when it is easily possible to content ourselves with what is. The fame of the Paint and Powder Club is bounded on the west only by Meriden, and on the east by Willimantic. It is rumored that for next. year a tentative date has been tentatively arranged for a tentative performance at a tentative theater in Danbury. When we have penetrated this far afield, there is certainly no cause for regret. Our sentiments may best be expressed in the words of Lincoln which are peculiarly appropriate in this connection because he, too, met death by violence at a dramatic performance: Some score and several years ago our fathers brought forth in this college a new dramatic club, conceived in a moment of hallucination, and dedicated to the .proposition that no persons should be given free passes. N ow we are attending a great theatrical production testing whether that dramatic club or any dramatic club so conceived and so dedicated can be long endured. We are now sleeping through the first act of that pro- duction. We have come to dedicate a portion of this theater as a fmalrest- ing place for those who will here give their lives that that dramatic club may die. It is altogether tempting and proper that we should do this. -,..--. 4---.--. --.. ..,,......... i me .ae E95 .., a Qgrvvrf. .aging . - WESLEYAN .N Sk f , ,, ......... i..,.,.i...,...c,f F ,, Q ' Page Two hufndred seventy-four nfl l 1'Zf -. egg:-.-I 5. 4. 'efonwi We .0-'sfN0NM '-N x-k.v.m.N ,www ,... -Www:--A .. ...... - ........A 1 . 5g:fc,:L....i.. 1 3 V xwwmjjmzwq ..... :wma-flzyx ..... em .......,................. , ,gif fi: r 17 ---- if , H ifiigjj -Q Www 114---2i.:m1fM11z15f - LM if lv If Mr Y 'rw rf' Y W rshwafx Warm 2!.2a3'5M--fgwfzrireef fghg M5549 if 15 x,,2.,m,.i'2ffBe' Ska fsffPwi,rIiJ25hw. , :ffifmgm VET gif'-v-A-new-aff! if A . . . Nw g ,4.,W:JmQTXE?, .,...,.. M . JH ,QSQQ-M-r'V---mMa1,i.gnZR7:J:m5,,f ' exam But, in a larger sense, we cannot dedicate-we cannot consecrate-- we cannot hallow this theater. The poor men now living, soon dead, who are struggling here will have consecrated it far above our poor power to add or detract. The college will little note nor long condemn what we ac- complish here, but it could never forget what they are doing here. It is for us, the audience, rather, to be dedicated here to the unfinished work which they who struggle here have thus far so little advanced. It is rather for us to be here dedicated to the bloody task now remaining before us-that on these prospective dead we take increased retribution in behalf of that cause for which they have given their small measure of ambition-that we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain-that the Paint and Powder Club shall have a new birth of genius-and that acting by experts, before large audiences, and for copious gate receipts, shall not perish from the college. Under our management, all the Paint and Powder Club productions would be masterpieces, delighting large audiences of appreciative critics and drawing in unheard of sums at the box office. I repeat, with us as direc- tor, Wesleyan dramatics would take the leading place on the American stage today-but unfortunately we have not been oifered that position. Well, anyway, we can refuse to go to the darn plays, and then see what'll happen. .... ..-mfg ............... .. ........ t hlpllp 44.l Q J risers , fi if N N ,QW W. M X , T ., sas r WH wiaawyferw fi., im 'W .... .. 1 11 kid 3 -1 '----:gf---W-'N ---J s5'Ns9':f , ,Qm Q Nr U g 4 - ., .Q ,.,,..,.-riff fs ,,,, f Page Two hundrccl seventy-,five Q- .f.!w,,. 'f:f1,-mms: A A Www---A I .,.. .wfkmacs-...i,.. M-fffsw'2sM'::wwM ....,..,,.,....-....uo..,,w n'5g'Ef?..,..,.,l'3,m..4m,N ,... 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Applications for Parking Reservations in the Handball courts should be made not later than this Friday to the Prom Committee. 'Y' meeting tonight, Asa Beerie will talk on 'Hell, as I see it.' is Pls Pls Pls Pls Contrary to all precedent, the 'Wasp' Will appear on time this issue. Pls Pis is Pls Pls Important meeting of the Freshman Class this noon to discuss the banquet. Pls Pls Pls PF Pls Scut meeting at the Phi Beta Kappa House today. PF PF Pls Pls P? Doctor Rubin N. Bermin will address the Wm. James Club on the 'Psychology of Clothes' tonight. PF Pls Pk Pls Pis Dean Nicolson will meet his Saturday morning classes in Latin this Week. ' :ls Pls Pls Pls Pls The chapel speaker tomorrow Will be Professor Gooseberry of Hahs Vard. The library will be open from 10 to 10.30 for students desiring books. as i .,.,,.,.. , M .,..,..... -. .. . - ........ , ssrqwrw-shes . . is ' ' Prs'rs-Ps Page Two humlrccl sf:vcnlU'S0'UU ' :Q-11i'Wf4. K5 V V -x s. X ss x X, ------. 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WILLIE, THE PARSON'S SON Oh, Middletown is a hardy town That mothers a bloody brood And its icy arms hold hidden charms For the greedy, the sinful, and lewd. And strong men shoot to protect their loot And pile up stiffs by the tony But the surest at hittin' from here to New Britain Is Willie, the parson's son. Now Willie Wesley was brought up expressly To follow his father's way, Learned the Golden Rule, went to Sunday School And knew the cutest ways to pray. He never smoked, played cards, or joked, He avoided the demon rum. For him women were creatures with devil's features My God, but the boy was dumb! But they sent him one day up the river a way To a college, called Wesleyan, Where they felt quite sure he'd stay sweet and pure And grow up a holy man. But Wil1ie's berth was a hell on earth For the pious and martyred youth, For the boys he met proclaimed him wet While he called them uncouth. They smoke and drink, and just to think, 'Ilhey go out with awful women 5 Never take a look at the Holy Book Or sing a single hymn. And in chapel, thought Will, their morals are nil Their actions more infamous yet. They cast a smirch on the college church By reading the Police Gazette. My heavens, he said, I'd rather be dead Than follow their wicked ways. This sinful host is doomed to roast In Hellis infernal blaze. W ...,. ......,... ...... . ........., ' XfAXfE'bIM331? f ..... ..,. , ASQ. f' '----r'-- was-me ---- mf ' 'f Page Two hundred seventy-eight :Qui-Wfa arf, ':2b5bRQsxf'N , al, Mm ,.i,. ...... sarsrn -... , ' L 1v22r5:,:,s.f,sQ'g:msc--'WM'c Wfg:f'W'2f-X fm, NNNwQ:l1'ssNx 'ml 1s...za,mlg22. ,fn4,f 412 i A fl '-fsb-rs, fe21e.'.:zL.:::,4:':r:c-:ish lla C-e:gS?B:rz?::f,fSf ,f fu-ff ssfkag . A , Q-aan, 'X-fx-ssfsst 'ef-efffw-s:za.wf1s lllglmasw W .Jil ,ff if ' ff. I 11, YNY Y JN . STX' : 'N? '1 Mi VE' .. 5,2:5:::..s752: -txlfwiiia fzlgl Ami-5 ' 2 x,,3,a.,1.s.?ZWs 2,f1t,22..Jl'K:.Wf2f6t 5 N 'sky XM-0 f w.'-f:2'ms,5,zQ,3r N 'W'I6Zgwf Yf N WM--'- '+ fry M' his W' A 19sC?..:i::3g:g::.:A5'l fr Nxoiw f xgwdgs' hwy? YSQQSX, N 7 ' ' ' 1 NT? f There are strange things, you know, in the land of snow When the thermometer dives below zero, But the strangest, to me, of all was the Transformation of our hero. ' Now it happened that one day, f:Good God! It was Sunday lj Friend Will stubbed his toe and fell Then Qcome close and I'll whisperb he proceeded to lisp al Faint but most definite, Hell I Now before we proceed, my children, take heed Of where his transgression begins For from that time to this one he hardly has missed one Of man's original sins. Sweet William now looks his best attired in Brookses And his trousers sweep the floor, Such glittering ties to dazzle the eyes Can never be found any more. He has learned to curse and to drink and worse CI-Ie frequents each faculty tea,j He's driven his damned Ford from New London to Stamford With women of varying degree. Now what could be sadder than the trip down the ladder Of infamy and vice, From scriptural verses to blasphemous curses, From Sunday School to dice? And, when full of knowledge, he left the old college That June, his parents swore He'd acted so murkily, they'd send him to Berkeley Where he'd be sweet and pure once more. But Middletown is a hardy town For it mothers a bloody brood And its icy arms yet hold hidden charms? For Willie, the sinful and lewd. And strong men still shoot to protect their loot And pile up the stiffs by the ton, But the surest at hittin' from here to New Britain Is Willie, the parson's son. f - 4 V ,rx lite- f 'y?5,:ff'i.s- ' 'M wg Xlisqx 0 Ev 'Q 'i2QY,,,GIA'Y 5' strfrs ps' A Nr Q Q . Zi gi l - jg xfixyf aw iQD.1.M.e.LT7 kiwi wi I iff . 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X YGQQ Yxgtau X. e 43 66703 .0 Did he have a right to suspect heriugsq S306 fgogxx Pb 00 'a , 6 9,5 be 17202011 Lg 'fr or MURDER! ITIFTY-FIfTY 2 woo BA mm, ff' N Y!- '90, 6 X CPO 12 Pep Up Love wall and Q way, ' Quvc a ,SQ vigil W AN 0 .Q J' 61:9 of 6,0018 Performance 15 ARNKNQS- 'l'0fa,,,,f' Gffop 01115-1 Wm mv is what Cqunfs ohm Y?-our Dgoflwff- 0,8931 IWC' .Maron winds cannojt No More, get P blow off this Rouge Old Age P31092 . , of o A Mysterlous Happlness Wm 02571076 Y, X, Wie IC1ka71ro4yfI0ost1b1c'Fo5 1.2155 ejmmn' K N0 Ong Had M Love New Inventron ' Sl d Hi 5 EXPCHCHCCS Conceals Your Fat! -yfultaf '51-fe thgmu K, 0.323 7 ci,fQ RUSHING SEASON AT THE FACULTY CLUB College had been in session about a week. In the Faculty Club rooms, behind drawn shades, there was something going on. A confused murmur- ing arose from excited groups, whose members used profuse gestures, and seemed to have' great difficulty in keeping their voices at a decorous pitch. A phrase escaped here and there, indistinct parts of sentences, names, exclamations of delight or dismay- . . . from an inferior school. He doesn't . . Smooth? Boy, that bimbo is sure . . . . . . but I tell you, we need . . . . . in hell good will it . . . And so on, od boredom. - Finally, some guiding genius Cprobably N ickj called a halt, and in his most impressive manner asserted that the best way to go at the j o-b was to take one candidate at a' time. Tlhis year, he said, in part, we've got one damn fine delegation, nine of 'em, and all pretty good material. We just gotta pledge these guys up quick and not let 'em get away. Now there's Crecraft-one smooth boy, even if he does spo-rt a cane. I guess we want him first. Whatta you say? Any discussion? No? Let it go. K. P. pass the box . . . I declare Mr. Crecraft elected. V Mr. Chairman. A hand shot up in the back. What is it, Hank ? , Listen, fellows g before we go any further, we gotta look these boys over pretty well. These new profs are all young fellows, and you know what kind of mentality to expect in the young of the genus homo col- Zegvlensis. Now, what I . . . He was booed to silence. In the midst of this uproar, two or three names were shouted simul- taneously, Gropp, Lancaster, Chase Nick pounded for silence. All right, all right, all right. Take your time. We got all night. What's in favor of these boys ? Well, this guy Gropp is one hell of a go-od egg. He's been around a lot, and-and-well, we want him. Any discussion? . . . K. P. pass the box . . . What! One black ball? Remember, you got to give a good reason for it-now, who put it in 'Z' You, Oscar . . . what's the idea ? '-- NIVAII, I . . ..,............ .... . , , , I . --- 1' 'If tf f i t , as .vf7Wll '-'. i I w o F 19 , .:l r VVESLHYAN at fl, , 1 - l N --',,.- :Eg H Iul' . 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He seems to think Lane is the cat's overshoes. Any discussion? Mr, Chairman. What is it, Kossuth ? , Well, I just want to say that this boy Lancaster knows his stuff. He cuts right through these government problems, f'r instance. Besides, I think he got away pretty big down at Penn. I-Ie's one good boy. The speaker regained his seat amid thunderous applause. - Any further discussion? . . . K. P. pass the box . . . I declare Mr. Lancaster elected. Ditto Mr. Chase. OGeneral thumb-snapping.J Next on the list is Kruse. Any discussion ? lVIr. Chairman. Well, Army? I believe-hrrrumph-Mr. Kruse will be equally as valuable as was his predecessor. CSepulchral voice from the rear, That's a hell of a recommendation. J Army retires in disorder, blushing violently. , Order, fellows, damn it, order. Nick was getting purple around the gills. Any further discussion? If there is, make it a little less like a faculty meeting, won't you? . . . K. P. pass the box . . . Kruse makes it. All right now. I guess we better lump these next three. They're all pretty hard-boiled looking bimboesf' CCries of, Hop that stuff. Read 'em out. J Bingham, Dougherty, Lash. Now do your stuff. lVIr. Chairman. ' r , Well, I-Iump ? ' Raymond and myself cannot stress too emphatically the importance of our being supplied with at least one assistant, and of course, to make him comfortable, we must offer him an election. Moreover, he can run a noise- less type-writer without making much more noise than a trolley car. CHump reseats himself, tucking the hanky in the sleeve, amid cries of, Yea, George, etc.j ' Well, anybody got anything to say on the other two ? lVIr. Chairman. Yes, William Greenleaf, spit it out. Well, Mr. Chairman, from the looks of these two boys-er-er-I should judge no one here-er-er-could lick them if-er-er-they got nasty over not-er-er-getting an election. fBusiness of throwing Willy out bodily.J ' , A Any further discussion? . . . K. P. pass the box . . . . ak Ik Pk' vk Dk And so that momentous meeting broke up, everyone happy save Roy, whose arduous job it was to get the buttons on the newly-elected ones. eeee ,ge A fl- xi 1173121255 :Sis I nj, - M' f' '-1' Q' ', gf 1'?,32'1l: ss? 4 ,ww 0 .652 ' W-is -, ,- Rf W w-t , ,. f?T2Yf i5f xs:3?ss.m.......-.f--- if55lflXR-Lmmggfrw' f A Page Two humlnecl eighty-three .S gewflvl fy '2'1,,.,i'NfQ4x 'x ,,..-1 ..f:M---K ,,.,,, ..... ,fmisx-A,,,,,m ,,fmww....:x, N., A . '.':g111:t1: 'j'gg4,gw' ff., mg,-T,.,N ' 'f,gr,z,,.,,gggs,l3m ':i. Lf ... 1't:. :xc As. ,fi ff' 'sfiff P ,fi wi in 'NE--as wr.fi!J,.T,Aws2'.f1':: it Lis, rw-f?fYwF--ff 15 ,f',,fj ff' f : by 'Mfg A. , .. , . , . f. ww , G--:isa MQ-?:Q,X H152-aff :ff-S far: wg iufiififfi fpffef K fffl f N EWS f ?9fNY3W?i'5fS I was Iaglggy- fm., :ii fgwfff 71 1254. X,f,i.,fs,,A A- W xwfaw ,N gxia . ,N , 552,35 wggawx1,-,E......,,.f,c,,,,.,.,g3,,z :ffflZ.'.'1 '.v,,L5V '1Q'N9211..-,....-..i.,..,...,,..,gs!fZ.... ,Q 1 wk w ,Q J wa. ----- mofwyfy svn'-M--A-eHM'WWrwwwwcmmlmmn-i W , Mviifrgsa. , .-,-fffifff wxM53 L-shi'-5 Nagin ...,, x.f:I5W ' x'M'W A ' 'Qsaw-s5a:z..f2:Arg:47h LJ .4:Qf4:::s::5,,1:-5-Wagga THE INGREDIENTS OF A COLLEGE COMIC MAGAZINE Name-Almost anything will do so long as it possesses either euphony, alliteration, or has no sense whatever. For instance: The Brown Bottle, Dartmouth Lamppost, Vlfesleyan Asp, etc., ad infin. Cover Design-Must be neo-collegiate, semi-risque, not necessarily well-drawn, but leaving nothing to the imagination. Consult covers of such periodicals as True Tales, Love and Romance, or Forbidden Fables. Jolocs Qsometimes joxj-Not at all essential, but very useful to iill up space and put under meaningless illustrations. Jokes should always be very pointed and self-evident, as the average subscriber has a poor imag- ination and is apt to guess what was never intended-sometimes. Be sure never to omit the joke about your roommate's sister as a blind date, the college widow, the absent-minded prof, frat, the goat room, co-eds, other comics. Drawings-Excellent as space fillers, particularly full-page heads of girls Cdrawn by the art editor's sisterj. Such drawings are suitable for framing but are usually tacked up over the-ah-fireplace. Verse-By all means to be avoided-unless it is blank. Sample of useful blank verse: His arm was about meg his breath was hot. What did he mean, 'So this is Paris '?' CONVENIENT BUT NOT ESSENTIAL Eclitorvlal Board-Two men work, the other thirteen advise, suggest, criticize, and expect to be editor-in-chief next year. A Business Board-Supplies complimentary copies to editorial staff and self. Tries to collect all bills payable and avoid paying any of own. Aclvertisements-Quite a help. No one ever reads them, but they fill up a few pages and buy fur coats for the business department-if the paper is well run. Exchanges-Exchange jokes are very useful when local wit fails, but a bit of revamping covers a multitude of sins. Many an original has a long line of ancestors. N. B. Always have a slogan to fit the name of the paper, e. g., Fila- delfia Pheather-The Public Be Tickledf' ., wvgfrrfatirifiiiii? ----4' . 5-'M --'-----'-- setups'-MM-'W' --rr Page Two humlrcd eighty-fra :ETiflf1f4:-2-.. ,M ., .. exec.. .....,e-e.w- ............ ,MmNX g 'fjLfjf33j',f 'f2Ai y -5332 .... T XQQQQNWW-N.mewe,,Sww--WNmv..ekEmw..ex..aXui.tE Xkxqqbgzltb 'ge 5 .2'..'U::m-fi! ,fyurf 511 ix f 1,53 Vx QQ ,,f:fw ' ,fix ww wx. fx W frxvwm was -Q NX 'Tum iimiils .,,., N -,A--. ,gn , ,.,,.,,- L, 1, . tl ,Ay . we , 5 :af Q , SX : .Q A -N M-A V. ,X ,,,,A M. i:1g1g:x 3ff.1::igHg,x,,ag6.ff . :Q x..:x.s.e.f.s A. A x., x..,f,wXi..Mz.f: N , X Messe F255f:r...,,:55,gv:7Q,.....me ...-...m.... Xxxwc 1 uw +'-,,-11,-,,. ic,:-,....a Q-.-.-..-.......r. ' '...4 vaxf .yxsfmv ee-M------A----A--A-N-A--A--W--wwfp.. ,gg 'S-5---A--wgygiv? ,jeff s Ng X V MASK, 'f5x?B-M- N---3 A may Wa' ' THE PLASTERED AGE The first day of the college year was rotten-rotten, just like every other day of the college year except Sunday when all the students stay in bed till ten, and then get sore when they either have to get up or do without their breakfast. The pond on Andrus field was muddy, and the swimming pool still had the same brown ring around its sides, and the two-inch layer of crust on its bottom-just the same way Steve had left it these last ten years. Everywhere there was turmoil, the turmoil that comes when all former friends become bitter enemies, and cut-throat one another for the sake of some hot Freshman. Cut Hackem, anxious to see the campus, plugged up the hill in high with his Gladstone on one side and a pain on the other. What a hill! And all the scenery lay behind him on Main Street. He wondered how he would like his rum-mate. What was his name 'Z-Gerald? Yes, Gerald Sweeter. Trudging across the campus, he soon reached the beautiful memorial dormitory, Observatory Hall, and entered. He had forgotten the number of his room, but wandering along the corridor, he came to a door, which, unlike the others, had no name plate on it: he knocked. There was no answer, he walked in. No, this little Wop who pushed a mop over the tile floor was not Gerald, he made an exit. Down at the end of the hall, a door was open. A clean cut looking fellow with a twelve and a half neck and a sixteen collar was on his knees -praying! Cut tip-toed ing Sweeter looked up. Pray come in. Like to see you keep me out. ,Z G ..,,,..,.. .... ,..... V-.,...4A'.A'- W M0 , 8E.,Effie4X3QslJ as xx. i ...,..... V ......,...m........ -:-- - . any if-X Page Two hzmclred eighty-six . .-.1,f,4,,, K, W., , ,. , ...............,,, ,nf-'- 1 j,'x kWM5iiLAW Ww ,,,,,,,,,, ....... 5 . fm :f'x '-w.R.....,...,. .........., ,...,..,,,,.,,.,. NT.,.,.,:.. .cmwlxf MW. ' ' fl? .'z.v5 'f filews Y -f QM, wwmuf fel I ,. f .. , MM' md' life ,JW 2 ' WY 1- If My My narne's Gerald, Gerald Sweeter. I-Iackem-'Cut' for short. , I say, old fellow, strike me pink, but that lolinkety hill most assuredly does fatigue one. You are entirely correct, my good fellow, but do the two of us room in this place. Forsooth, of course. And there is only one bed ? Makes it comfy, you know ! Say, what kind of soap do you use? And he walked out. ff'--:'?L': H f -------. -- M-W-, as, f W M ............ -. A . 'e e ' edifice Page Two hundred eighty-seven N ',:l'tf'Q,z '51', 'wwf '5 -- ..-- re-eww.-lam? . 57:fNNmmNx 4f 4 '4WAK?lNK f- .MMvmwSw:w'xx , ., . .... ., , w..,,-..-.---'wx F-:-N--ras... 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W, f gw..N-..au.........,m.E.e--w-Aw-WW--we mswsxyi XS, ------- M-.M-M-W--Mwaggg-Ive,,gtfgxgggggk 1---www -. ms' ,ff M ,M 1 I X 2 1 asf - A sg X xx z?gc.,.,'N ,.,.Ms firm-..,,, .,.,. , ,zmfmif ,sr r.s.f-f,:.- P- OUR OWN BOOK ON ETIQUETTE IT IS NOT SINFUL TO BE BOURGEOIS-BUT What Freshman wants to be the butt of all bull sessions simply- Because he didn't know that it was socially wrong to get boiled before his Senior, and entered the ball room tightg Because he didn't know the proper way to ascend South College stairs to ring the chapel bell, Because he didn't know what the hand-ball court was for during the Prom, Because he didn't know the difference between III French and III Italian. It is not sinful not to know the meaning of bag, scat, boot, brawl, and FVVN I 1 it is just bourgeois. Read our Book of Etiquette for particulars on these fine points. ' 9 'ata ig. 5 Ewrllli? JL M, A WHEN PLAYING MAH JONGG What would you wear at an informal gathering' like this? Is it proper to emulate the Chinese custom of wearing blue silk pajamas or a brocaded dressing gown? Where should you entertain your guests-in the cellar or the outside kitchen? Should the score be kept on the reverse side of old laundry checks? Why be embarrassed by calling Yack-amein when you mean Pung Chow, or saying' What a helluva breeze when you are trying to signal your partner for the North Wind. Our Chapter 37, fVol. 13, Page 107, Line 435 entitled Free Air will give you full particulars. XM . .... gr, ....... ,,,i , ,.,,,, ,.,. , mi l'- v..I, - W ' WVESIMHIYAEQ Page Two humlrecl eighty-aight 3 v ,. .,. 71 fb ii! ', ' ,,..... . :'-' : ,. sirgzvft .,,..,... ,rs Agx,,,, .,,,xx . ..,- 1 4 ' R ' -L 1 f Q ffc? ' 'W ,.. Q. I I :' ,f , i I 'Q ' X . ' -'63 2 4 ,-.. , an 7 nlllll 2 'Vw f x 5 Ex 1 ri- ' 2 A ,aa A ' Me FIND YOUR CHILD IN THIS PICTURE 4 'f ' L w., 54 Q? 3 I ' 1 K - f 1 I V 'I . . f' 1 f ai- faigim 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 'Zigi PW , WHEN TAKING A PIPE COURSE After you have come into the 8 o'clock class a half hour late and the roll has been called six or seven times and you have purposely not answered it and then you are called on by mistake, should you thank the conscientious Phi Bete who wakes you to recite, or what would be the proper wallop to knock him for a Lulu? Full information is given how to execute rib jabs, lateral kicks, and also dope on out-of-class etiquette. Do not suffer your dignity to be disturbed. Remember the course has been given for years, and others have got away with it, See our own book section on advice to Dumb Bennies! HL in me fi - .41x.,.a. gg! it A a x-L K ff ' ma lt- . 1-11 , if JH ff- -I WHICH FORK WOULD YOU HAVE USED To stir your coifee, or would you have used a knife? What is the correct way for a Freshman to ask a waiter for seconds when the Seniors have not yet been served? What should a college man wear for breakfast when all his chapel cuts are used upg how should he enter the dining roomy at second double should he order up break- fast, chat with those about him, or make a dive for the door? Complete breakfast etiquette found in our handsome bound edition, Volume WAS Page 1927. -W . :fm it-wr:m:fv':f:iffi5s5? tiff.. t E 4 '-' g r' W 'MMt 't'r ' Mig sg? jg' 2 nl .5 iiisx , 4 CLE gift? A VX, as W yes K are Q35 n ' 1,,,,f, 1523 'Q-bg-.N ij X ' XIX! 3.4, aj? 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N7 .tx ' ' 3 ' -2-fe' Lf - Gamma' me P X V E B SOUP5 -I -1 V, ,Iil ..I .l -V I I I .-U we IN THE FIFTH CAR TO THE RIGHT Do not pull an Archie When you are sure that your rum-mate's girl really came out with you for a gulp of Mr. Gordon's product Cbottled in Hoboken, and stowed away under the seatl and yet you are having a perfectly wonderful time, should you voluntarily break up the party or stick to your cookies? How much should you consume and yet be able to maintain your rating? We are offering FREE, with advice on this subject, our own little pamphlet, Physical Beauty and How to Keep it Well Preserved. . afbu Q QQ? 14 Lff3f2': 5 Q.- ll RJ . J, A 'I EQ r A , ff H0 as Ng Q Wa - I p, E g ' 51, -1 ll is i aifnm WHEN HELPING AN ELDERLY WOMAN ON THE STREET CAR- Could you conscientiously refuse assistance to an elderly damsel in this predica- ment?-even though you were in a hurry to your date in Portland? Obviously, said elderly one isin a tight jam, and you might be able to squeeze her through, Our own book will tell you the best holds and the most effective grips. You can prove yourself a gentleman under all circumstances with this timely little help-mate. Earle Liederman and Tat have given us their combined knowledge and experience in concise form and teach you the ins and outs of the game. Do not miss this novel opportunity. M ...... I ...,........ o o o, ..,. o I y abs , 2 c L .,, arf.. sv li 6 W. .Wi ,... Q We V at ., H 5 ...... ...,.,.,,,...... M y,..A........... ..,.....,. J -f-W.. -g , ,,, ., : ,arc--cg-111s - Q. :':' NU X .yfaff Page Two hunzlrezl 'ninety X.- .x.f,f',,g '2:.Ci!'E'f'::-f -1:1 M M- H N, ..q,W-wvf'-'---- ...,......,,. , cria:.s...l .... ...L A:-fmfgwzsvk M -- 1--'msskfilgvf'-1Z'4:2 m -4'xr1-1gfpu::1,ggg:megwimurn' ,,fjff531f ,.2fsN ..,. i?..sW.WM,...mJ.mmmwt-.-A...,.,.5MQi?.?.,SSQQXZLS' N'XTgYi' as M515-f 'f X Mx' .r:zf'ow xr'ww'cmzX W11Pff.s. ffl' f lil wwe-Jews J- wiv-WQM-W-W Qi!! .... -.L.,- - - ,...,, .......,..,N:f.,,., L' sam LQ-ai X .. iwismflefiv LJ W ,1:?qQ:iJ::x' - Ns.,,gvi..Xn..vl,. ,fy The 1924 OLLA PODRIDA Board Wishes to take this opportunity to thank those Who so ably assisted in the compilation of this volume. Especial aid was rendered by Howard-Wesson Company Harrigan Press VVelker Studio White Studio Our Advertisers H. L. Rich H. Gallien R. S. Riday E. B. Knowles C. F. Nettleship, Jr. G. A. Shipman H. L. Churchill M. Walworth H. J. Littlefield C. S. Ensinger L, B. Beach --f- - fi- ------A--- Mm-we - '-A- --N ,,,,,,,,,,,,,4 ,M 2? Page Two hundrecl ninety-omf Qgdwfgmmzf, fLvuacioof,:fi...J.., Za-veyfihflwf-'-0,fw4 'q 74' w4m..,L,,,f4M....vwz, wx, Wing M5754 Zsffnwv-of-4'V5J1bfU9AAA 67 - Z , A-'. . 094400, audjfwt y'2f27,wiLd away, L.,e,A..,im4..4.,Qm0a, fy fm, 6 ya-u-'u014c-.240-1.40-fc.. WL 6!gZfvv,o 1245 Ilnhrx in 1-Xhuvriimfm NAME Bacon Brothers . . Barton Clothing Co. . Batchelder Sz Snyder . . Berkeley Divinity School Blau's Electric Shop . . Boston University . . Brooks Brothers . Brown Brothers . Bunce, James ,H. Co. .' CSIYIDIS ..... Central Restaurant . City Hotel . . . Clark Kz True . . Cottrell Xa Leonard . Finchley . . Greek-American Store . Hazen's Bookstore . Howard-Wesson Co. . Kelsey-Umba Co. . PAGE 297 298 307 306 299 307 296 297 300 302 301 307 300 302 299 303 300 308 301 NAME Meech Ka Stoddard Middletown Coal Co. . . Millbrook Dairy Co. Mills, Lyman D., Co. . . Molloy, D. J., Co. . O'Callaghan, Peter Page Sz Shaw . Palmer Co. . . . Payne's Music Shop Press, Harry . . Rubin Kr Berman . Savard Kz Lyon . . Schaefer Brothers . Sheridan, J. F., Taxi Co. . . Spaulding Brothers Waw, Yee, Laundry Wesleyan Store . White Studio . Young, John D. . PAGE 302 306 301 299 297 297 301 302 303 305 304 303 303 306 299 304 304 295 300 HOTO GRAPHERS Executive Offices Laboraior 1546 Broadway A EW e VOR K 220 w42esr?Qer 295 ESTABLISHED IBIB Ciiegeiageae J tlemenia ' urnishgmg mis, MADISON AVENUE COP. FORTY-FOURTH STREET NEW YORK P ii Q-I v iifif f 2, LY A BROOKS b ON ufi1Q1l,gfy E H l 'Q BROTHERS' STEP FROM Building Grand Central, Telephone e Subway, and ' 0 'ffil f , 4- sf ' '- sf ,f y . va . Murray H111 many leadmg 3300 in M pu Hotels -S, H' - ,ies P' : i f,3is.E1fg3,ui Everything for lVlen's and Boys' Wear in Town and Country ' Suits and Overcoats Ready made or to Measure All Garments for Riding, Driving, Hunting, Yachting, Golfing Tennis and Polo Motor Clothing, Liveries and Furs English and Domestic Hats Shirts, Cravats, Collars, Pajamas, Underwear, Hosiery and Gloves y Shoes for Dress, Street or Sporting Wear Imported Hand Bags, Suit Cases, Portmanteaux, Trunks, etc. Many useful Silver and Leather Novelties Send for Historic American Buildings BOSTON NEWPORT TREMONTCOFLBOYLSTON 220 BELLEVUE AVENUE 296 ROWN ROTHERS THE PLUMBERS 174 MAIN Heating and Sanitation Engineers Stoves - Ranges - Kitchen Utensils O'Callghan's Taxi Service Packard and Dodge Closed Cars AT YOUR SERVICE! - Large Bus for Parties - he cover for ,this annual Was created by The DAVID J. MOLLOY CO. 2857 N. Western Avenue Chicago, Illinois fflm-ymvzloymnde Covcr beau :hi msd: mark on 1 bunza -- IF IN NEED OF -i Kitchen Utensils, Auto Supplies, Plumbing, Heating or Sheet Metal Work, call up BACON BROTHERS 345 MAIN STREET MIDDLETAOWN, CONN 6 make good if at any time after buying a Hart, Schaffner Sz Marx Suit it does not give you the desired and expected service. Selling the goods is not always the only service We render our customers. We Want you to have confidence in us and in the articles We sell. Hart, Schaffner 8z Marx Suits Patrick's Overcoats Earl and Wilson's Collars BVD and Varsity Underwear Hats, Caps, Neckwear Eagle and Hathaway Shirts Holeproof Hosiery 1 The BARTON CLOTHING CO. and TAILORS 388-390 MAIN STREET MIDDLETOWN, CONN. 298 ii-1 ll-1 -z --1 K l 716 ia ' 'L M get T SH. if x x .xi A T T E N T I O N YOU ARE INVITED TO VISIT THIS ESTAB- I I.ISH177ENT AND REVIEW THE CLOTHES AND HABERDASHERY PRESENTED N BY EINCHLEY. DEVELOPED AND SELECTED T0 ITIEET, PRECISEL Y, THE DESIRES AND ICEQUIREMENTS OF COLLEGE READ Y- 70- PU71 ON AND TAILORED T0 IVIEASURE FORTYfFIVE DOLLARS AND IVIORE 5West 4-6 th. Street NEXV YOR K U Lyman D. Malls Co, I ' -r ' ' , - a.......ml - CE 97 , , llllle Plumbing, Heating, Sheet ll , 1 Metal Work X Stands for . , . X Sportsmanship Glenwood Ranges - Electrlc Wu-mg .QJ . V 1 , as well as and Appliances , . n - L - ' K T uspaldlng 126 COURT STREET MIDDLETOWN , There? nolsubsdme or einer Established 1909 Phone 720 I Ca,aZ0iT?ig5ZZiiCg00ds , . x x -1 -V Blau s Electrlc Shop Il Q1 . E' ELECTRICAL Ill , .dull ., C C fzzmll C Engineers, Contracting and Supplies 57, Z Radio Sets . ' ' T ' 126 Nassau St. NEW YORK 523 Fifth Ave T- A 475-479 MAIN STREET MIDDLETOWN CONNECTICUT 299 The James H. Bunce Co. Middletown, Conn. Furniture and Room Furnishings ' BOOKS OF ALL KINDS SOCIAL AND COMMERCIAL STATIONERY FOUNTAIN PENS ENCRAVINC Hazen's Bookstore Charming Favors for House Parties A unique line of favors appropriate for all occasions. Come in and inspect our abundant assortment-you'll easily find an exquisite favor to correspond with your requisites. Our Optical Department is unquestionably competent G HALLMAIISIE STORE JOHN D. YOUNG FINE COLLEGE PRINTING Young Building Court Street Middletown, Conn. 300 LIKE WESLEYAN, AN OLD INSTITUTION Central Restaurant 311 MAIN STREET The Kelsey-Umba Co., Inc. PLUMBING, HEATING and SHEET METAL WORK Masonic Building - Middletown, Connecticut - 185 Court Street Smile and Be Happy PAGE Q SHAW The Candy of Excellence MILLBROOK PRODUCTS The only Pasteurized Milk sold in Mid- dletown. Certihed Milk from .Hazenhurst Farm, Haddam. Rich, Sweet, Bottled Cream. I Ice Cream of the highest grade for all occasionsg either for table use or for social events. Millbrook Products Are Whole- some and Satisfying Foods Millbrook Dairy Co. BROAD AND WILLIAM STREETS Youngvs Hats Fashion Park Clothes Ufldlers and Fownes Cloves CAMP'S FOR FINE CLOTHES, SMART HAEERDASHERY AND FOOTWEAR Knox Hats Interwoven Hosiery C ll 8k L d Meech 8x Stoddard OHZEBANY, Negilar T CAPS GOWNS GRAIN, FLOOR AND HOODS SUGAR FOR ALL DEGREES WESLEYAN USES OURS Full details on request Middlet wn Connecticut 0 INTERCOLLEGIATE BUREAU OF ACADEMIC COSTUME Established in 1880 ' EDUCATION Frank Herbert Palmer, A.M., Editor A MONTHLY magazine devoted to the science, art, philosophy and liter- ature of education. A magazine whose bound volumes in nearly 400 college and normal school libraries, testify to its value to students of educa- tion. A magazine read by leading educators in every state and twenty-six foreign countries. A magazine for you who are interested in education. Sample copy on request. Subscription Price - - - 54.00 per year The Palrner Go., Publishers 120 Boylston Street Boston, Massachusetts X 302 F ' Original Ideas in BAKERY AND CA TERINC For All Occasions VISIT SCI-IAEFER BRQSQ SAVARD 8a LYON Hand-tailored Clothing Ready-to-Wear Sport Suits Wliite Flannel Trousers Dress or Sport Shoes Arrow Shirts and Collars Manhattan Shirts Interlvoven Socks Originators of Fine Catering Main Street Middletown Payne-:'s Music House Pianos, Phonographs and Music Head- quarters for the Vietrola Phonograph and Recorclsg the New Edison with the Diamond Point, and the Wonderful Ecli- son Recordsg Small Instruments, Strings and Trimmings. f 208 Main Street, corner College Street Middletown, Conn. For the Best Quality of Ice Cream and Candy CALL AT THE GREEK-AMERICAN STORE 1 14 MAIN STREET Everyihingfor the College Man Aside from our General Line of Stationery Supplies, Textbooks, Sporting Goods and Wesleyan Souvenirs, we carry a High Grade Line of the very latest in HABERDASHERY Ide, Arrow and Parker Shirts - Linen Knickers - Golf Hose Caps - Sweaters SODA FOUNTAIN U. S. POST OFFICE STATION BRANCH OF W. U. The Wesleyan Store FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Rubin 8z Berman TAILORS - AND - HABERDASHERS 1091-1093 Chapel Street New Haven, Conn. Displaying at the Y. M. C. A. Showroom every Thursday YEE WAW 91 College Street Middletown, Conn. 304 arf P ess The Popular Tailor and Haberdashefr of Wesleyan University A high grade line of Shirts, Cravats, Collars, Pajamas, Underwear, Hosiery, Belts, Sweaters, Mufflers, Gloves, Canes, Umbrellas, Straw and Felt Hats' Dress Suits For Rent 280 MAIN STREET MIDDLETOWN SPECIAL TO ALUMNI-Branch office at the Park Avenue l-lotel, Park C4thj Avenue, 32.ncl ancl 33rcl Streets, New York City. I am there every Tuesday. When in New York call ancl see me. HARTFORD OFFICE - HEUBLEIN HOTEL 305 SI-IE.RIDAN'S TAXI SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT Compliments of The Middletown Coal Com an Open and Closed Cars for All p y Occasions Telephene '036-2 - 319 MAIN STREET Middletown Connecticut For Students for the Ministry Berkeley Divinity School Courses Open io .Students at Wesleyan i Apply to Dean W. P. Ladd Telephone 1178 MIDDLETOWN CONNECTICJT COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND sausage Fgctory and smoke Houses Blackstone and North Sts. Curin Plants - Boston and Chicago g Law tudenls Batchelder 8x Snyder The Boston Company P A C K E R S Wholesale Only Beef, Mutton, Lamb, Veal, Pork, Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Poultry, Game, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Olives, Oils, Fresh, Salt and Smoked Fish Blackstone, North and North Centre Sts. BOSTON, MASS. THE CITY HOTEL MEALS A LA CARTE ROOMS WITH BATH 624 MAIN STREET MIDDLETOWN University Law School Trains students in principles of the law and the technique of the profession and prepares them for active practice wher- ever the English system of law prevails. Course for I..L.B. fit- ting for admission to the bar requires three school years. Post graduate course of one year leads to degree of LL.M. One year in college is now required for admission. In 1925, the requirement will be two years in college. Special Scholarships S75 per year to college graduates. 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