Wesleyan University - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1936 volume:

.C C C C - THE OLLA PODRIDA 1936 J, PUBLISHED By THE COLLEGE BODY WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY KENNETH ANDREWS AINSLIE A. SLODDEN EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER F OREWORD .hhhhhhh,hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh?hhhhhhhhthhhhhhhhw This Olla Podrida can record only a few of the interests of a college generation that has seen in the world outside stimulation for thought and motivation for action. It is a summary of a few years of prepara ion, of growth, and activity. Facing the impossi- bility of setting down all that makes a Wesleyan education profitable and pleasant, the editors have tried to realize the potenti- alities of accuracy and fullness in catalog- ing some of the tangible accomplishments of Wesleyan undergraduates. Seniors and underclassrnen may hold valuable in years still to materialize the records of deeds that are holding their own as the former ideals of activity men are fadirg from promi- nence land ideas and intelligence begin to assume their place in collegiate circles. THE BL 0K5 IEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE-ZEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE- I CLASSES ll FRATERNITIES Ill ATHLETICS IV ORGANIZATIONS V ADMINISTRATION VI FEATURES AND ADVERTISEMENTS e 4 CAT Doctor McConaughy is a president who combines a genius for college administration and its requirements for foresightedness and diplomacy with an eagerness for student and faculty cooperation that wins him almost uni- versal support. His concern for the well- being of Wesleyan's undergraduates as well as for the college's general status is evident to us and we thank him for it. This volume of the 011a Podrida is dedicated to a man who has built up over a decade of efficiency and wisdom Wesleyan's tangible and in- tangible resources to such an extent that we recognize hi m a s indispensable both as leader of the powers that be and as friend to students and student opinion. We are proud of the president. eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee- NEWS SERVICE NnmN-WIUE -VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV PRESIDENT Mc CONAUOHY .1Wl1nili'i A :WIIEEIwI Faculty Club Hall Laboratory of Chemistry Olin Memorial Library Denison Terrace; Van Vlech Observatory .p 'l 1.; .;'- w . . Orange Judd Hall W ,2 ....V..5.,.$..,h.., . 4 m .N , .v,. 21? . a, III.A...... . I I.: .. r? fMlaIutlt'w .w UP 471. .5! Haul... 11.. ,r 3.x. I'V u 0.. .. ....... .. . : :4 o ,Ikrahf .....!.uwr..arlr,dva..f.. . g ii'Ln V .. . .n, '-4. 16 North College m. .awgwggza i. ,hgnlxt rum 6 , .1 i. .. College Row WVVVVV VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV. Til CLASSES Back row: Clark, Craig, Maynard. Leighton, Gaugh. Hammarstrom Second row: me, Brown, Stiles. Beach. Broker, XVingcrt Holden. Bchrcns, Burton. Sloddcn Roxby, Ackarl. Muehsam, Fillback WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY SENATE 1955:36 Officers Ainslie A. Sloddcn - 7 . . John B Roxby, Jr. - . . . Stewart P. Scigle - N . . . Members Nineteen Thirty-Six W H. Bchrcns, Jr, L. O Binder T. 0. Broker C. P. Bufithis J. K. Burton E. C. Hammarstrom R, D. Harfst J. T. Holden Nz'ncreen 'l hI rly-Seuen R. J. Ackart P. Bancel W. W. Beach V. W. Brown H. D. Clark A. M. Edwards, III Prestkz'ent - Vice-Prestdent Secretary Treasurer W. R. Jones J. B. Leighton H. D. Muesbam J. F. Muller J. B. Roxby, Jr. A. W. Sherman S. P. Stiles G. H. Van Lengen R. W. Fillback W. B. Fink J. E. Kaltenbach R. Maynard R. B. Shaw E. S. Wingert Eigblm'u COLLEGE BODY COMMITTEES, 1935:36 HONOR SYSTEM: A. A. Slodden, Chairman: D. W. Coultas, Jr., R. Maynard. FRESHMAN FUNDAMENTALS: J. S. Hancock, Chairman: 8. P. Seigle, W. H. Behrens, Jr., J K. Burton, J. S. Barton, F. A. Ketcham, R. J. Ackart. CUSTOMS: R. W. Fillback, Chairman: R. L. Forman, A. M. Edwards, M. P. Davis, H. S. Fauvre. DORMITORY: J. T Holden. Chairman; R. D. Harfst, J. L. McConaughy REGISTRATION: K. R Andrews, Chairman: G. A. Wray. A. J. Rumoshosky AGENCIES: R. W. Johnson, Chairman: M. P. Davis, C. P. Buflthis FLAG SCRAP: D. S. Harris, Jr., Chairman: 8. P. Stiles, J. W. Howe, P. Bancel. ELECTIONS: A. A Slodden, Chairman: J. B. Roxby, T. 0. Broker. VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE: J. S Barton, Chairman; A. F. Weld. PARLEY: G. H. Van Lengen, Chairman: J B. Leighton, W. L. Stephenson. W. W. Beach. AUDITING: G. T. Calder, Chairman: M. H. Kaplan, R S. Hunting PERSONNEL: R. J. Ackart, L. A. Fontaine, Co-Chairman. DOWNEY HOUSE CONTROL: J. T. Holden, Chairman: K. R. Andrews, C. P. Bufithis. D. W. Coultas, S. Jacobs, A. C. Van Cort, A. F. Kingsbury. Nirlrln'n fX 1936 KENNET H RICHMOND ANDREWSJDNQ 5 LONG LANE MIDDLETOWN. CONN. Mystical Seven: Phi Beta Kappa: Downey House Committee UH: Registration Committee: Chairman UH: Olla Podrida Q, 3, 4L Editor-in-Chief Hy Scrawlers Club UH : Publications Board OH ; Honor Roll U, 2. 3. 4M Cleveland Alumni Prize 0k Camp Prize QM Gerald Prize CH: Denison Scholar: Wesleyan Rhodes Nomination: Applicant for Distinction in English: Major Subject: English. HAROLD CARLTON BANKS. thK 15 STANDISH STREET NEWTONI GHLANDS.MASS Senate BM Paint and Powder Club: Lighting Director Q. h: Rosa Club 6, 4M Major Subject: Physics. ROY CHESTER BARKER, Amp 150 WOODLAND STREET BRISTOL. CONN Skull and Serpent: Varsity Letters: Tennis Q, 3. 4L Captain UH: Freshman Numerals: Basketball, Tennis: Intercollegiate Tennis Association: President UH; Oxford Club UM Wise Prize UN Denison Scholar: Honor Roll U, 3, 4M Applicant for Dis- tinction in English; Major Subject: English. JOHN SEMPLE BARTON. WY 161 WEST CONCOURSE BRIGHTWATERS. N. Y. Mystical Seven: Phi Beta Kappa: Varsity Letters: Soccer Q, 3. 4H: Freshman Numerals: Soccer; Vo- cational Guidance Committee H. 3 L Chairman UH : Personnel Committee: Co-Chairman 0 ; Class Secretary H M Honor Roll H. 2, 4M Ayres Prize H J : Major Subject: History. Tu'rulv-luw 1936 GILBERT LANDON BATES, dJNw 23 BRYANT STREET, N. w. WASHINGTON. D. C. Phi Beta Kappa: Varsity Letter: Soccer 00: Freshman Numerals: Soccer, Swimming; Van Vleck Club UH; Honor Roll Q, 4M Applicant for Dis- tinction in Mathematics: Major Subject: Mathemat- 1cs. HERMAN JAMES BAUM SAXON GARDENS WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. Field Band, Drum-Major U, 2h Honor Roll Q, 3, 4y Major Subject: Government. WILLIAM HENRY BEHRENS, JR , ATA 395 NORTH MAPLE AVENUE EAST ORANGE. N. J. Mystical Seven: Varsity Letters: Basketball Q, 3. M; Soccer OM Frcshman Numerals: Basketball: Customs Committee: Chairman Uh Freshman Fundamentals Committee UH : Senate 0, 4 : Major Subject: Government. HARRY BENDER 86 KENSINGTON STREET NEW HAVEN. CONN. Varsity Letters: Basketball O, M ; Freshman Nu- merals: Basketball: Van Vleck Club 8, 4M Major Subject: Mathematics. Tu't'nly-llmw LAURENCE OSCAR BINDER, AY 16 GLENWOOD AVENUE LEONIA. N. J. Phi Beta Kappa: Senate 0, 4M Argus: Editorial Board 0, 4O; Atwater Club 0L Secretary-Treas- urer OH; Honor Roll H. 2, 3, 4N Major Subject: JOHN STUART BLACKIE, EX CHATHAM. N. Y. Bard Collegek Cross-Country U, 2M Wes- leyam ; William James Club m; La Tertulia HO; Honor Roll ON Applicant for Distinction in Eng- lish; Major Subject: English. 1936 FREDERIC RUPERT BENSON, 2X 42 CAROLIN ROAD UPPER MONTCLAIR. N. J. Pre-Medical Club UH: Atwater Club 0. 4M William James Club WM: Major Subject: Chemis- try dDre-Medicaly BRADFORD MORRILL BENTLEY, W 24 CENTRAL STREET WINCHESTER. MASS. Freshman Numerals: Football, Baseball: Major Subject: English. Tm-nly-fmlr 1936 CARL BORNEMANN. diNM 60 GATES AVENUE MONTCLAIR. N. J. Outing Club: President UH: Der Deutsche Vere- in Q, 3, 4L Secretafy-Treasurer PH: Pre-Medical Club O, 4U : Major Subject: German HDre-MedicaU. WELLESLEY WELLINGTON BOWDISH, quw 5310 SNYDER AVENUE BROOKLYN, N. Y. Freshman Numerals: Soccer; Intramural Athletic Committee UH: Classical Club H, 2, 3, 4L Secre- tary 0L President UH: Oxford Club H. 2, 4k Glee Club-Choir H, 2, 3M Ingraham Prize ON Major Subject: Greek. CHARLES DART BREWSTER, AY 152 MOUNT VERNON STREET MIDDLETOWN. CONN Field Band: Drum Major 0, 4M Major Subject: Astronomy. THOMAS OERTER BROKER, M: 125 BLAUVELT AVENUE DUMONT, N. J. Phi Beta Kappa: Varsity Letters: Swimming Q, 3, 4M Freshman Numerals: Swimming: Elections Committee 00: Senate 0. LU: International Rela- tions Club 0, 4L President UH: Classical Club 1' ; Der Dcutsche Verein NH : Honor Roll U. 2. 3, 4M Denison Scholar: Applicant for Distinction in History: Major Subject: History. 'I'u'rnly-fin- 1936 ARLO AYRES BROWN, JR, qm'w DREW FOREST MADISON, N J. Delta Sigma Rho: Freshman Numerals: Basket- ball: Personnel Committee 0 : Debate Council 0, 4;; Varsity Debate Q, 3, 4M Honor Roll U, 2M Applicant for Distinction in History: Major Subject: History. CHARLES ALBERT BUCK, BM! 41 ADELAIDE STREET HARTFORD, CONN. Debate Team: Associate Manager OH; Debate Council Q3, 4M Major Subject: Economics. CHARLES PHILLIP BUFITHIS 29 HIGH STREET NORWALK. CONN. Agencies Committee UH: Downey House Com- mittee UH; Senate 0, 4M Major Subject: Govern- ment. JACKSON KEMPER BURTON. AKIG 530 WYNDMOOR AVENUE. CHESTNUT HILL PHILADELPHIA. PA. Skull and Serpent; Varsity Letters: Foot- ball Q, 3. 4M Basketball M. 3, 4L Captain MM Baseball Q, 3, 4M Freshman Numerals: Football. Basketball. Baseball: Class Vicc-Presidcnt H : Class Treasurer 0H: Senate 0, 4M Customs Committee 6, M : Williams-Kenyon Scholar: Dcnison Scholar: Major Subject: Government. T m-uly-Aix 1936 ARTHUR MAHLON BYERS, 2X 631 ELKINS AVENUE PHILADELPHIA. PA. Pre-Medical Club ,2, 3, 4, : Classical Club H, 2, 3, 4J: Oxford Club H. 2M Honor Roll UN Major Subject: Greek. GEORGE TURNER CALDER, Am 35 BELLEVUE AVENUE BRISTOL, CONN. Mystical Seven: Phi Beta Kappa: Football Man- ager UH : Cardinal ,2. 3, 4L Associate Editor UH: Auditing Committee 0, 4H, Chairman HM Classi- cal Club HM Peirce Prize MM Wesleyan Rhodes Nomination: Honor Roll H, 2. 3, 4M Applicant for Distinction in Economics: Major Subject: Eco- nomlcs. RAYMOND BURTON CHURCH PLEASANT VALLEY. CONN. Oxford Club H, 2, 3, 4L Secretary ,ZL Presi, dent UM Pre-Medical Club 0, 4L Secretary HM Outing Club UH: Major Subject: Biology and Chemistry. EARLE WILEY CLARK, WY 440 SOUTH COLLEGE AVENUE GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. Freshman Numerals: Tennis: Major Subject: English. Tu'mIIy-sm HI 1936 KEITH RADFORD CLARK, AT; 53 VALLEY ROAD STAMFORD. CONN. Debating Team UH: Major Subject: Economics. SEDGEWICK ASHTON CLARK. JR.. Am 30 CORSA TERRACE RIDGEWOOD. N. J. Varsity Letters: Golf Q, 3. 4L Captain PH: Major Subject: Economics. DWIGHT WHEDON COULTAS, JR., ATA 20 HARDING AVENUE EDGEWOOD. R. I. Skull and Serpent: Varsity Letters: Football 0. 4L Baseball Q. 3, 4M Freshman Numerals: Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball: Honor System Committee UH: Downey House Committee UH; Class Vice- President UH; Bradford Paul Raymond Scholar: Denison Scholar: Major Subject: Economics. JOHN FISHER CRANSTON, ATA 10 MONROE STREET NEW YORK CITY Skull and Serpent: Varsity Letters: Football FM, Wrestling H, 4L Captain UH: Track 0, 4M Freshman Numerals: Track: Major Subject: English. Tuwlly-rigbt 1936 ROBERT EARL CUSHMAN, AKE 1839 YORK STREET DENVER. COLO. Senate UH: Cardinal 0, 4M Assistant Editor HO; Scrawlers' Club O, 4M Honor Roll 0. 44: Major Subject: Philosophy. HOWARD CLARK DALTON, 2x 318 RANDALL AVENUE FREEPORT, N, Y. Phi Beta Kappa; Senate OM Pre-Medical Club M. 3, 4J. Secretary-Treasurer UL President UH: Paint and Powder Club 1 : Honor Roll U, 2, M ; Woods Hole Scholarship UM Candidate for Dis- tinction in Biology: Major Subject: Biology. KENNETH JOSEPH DEGNAN, ARE 859 TENTH STREET NEW YORK CITY Skull and Serpent: Varsity Letters: Swimming Q, 3, 4J. Captain UH : N. E. I. and I. S. A. Breast- Stroke Championships Q. 3. 4M Freshman Nu metals: Baseball, Swimming: Class Treasurer HM Class Secretary BM Olin Scholar: Major Subject: Government. AVERY HARRISON DEMOND. AXP 58 RIDDELL STREET GREENFIEI.D. NIASS. Phi Beta Kappa: Argus Q, 3, 4L Business Man- ager OH: 0113 Podrida: Assistant Editor UH: Pub- lications Board O, 4M Honor Roll H, 2, 3, 4M Peirce Prize UL Applicant for Distinction in Eco- nomics: Major Subject: Economics. Tu'cnly- ninv 1936 ALBERT MICHAEL DE TORA 55 SAINT JOHN STREET MIDDLETOWN. CONN. Major Subject: Biology Pre-Medica1L GORDON CAMPBELL DUNN, m 16 CANTERBURY ROAD BEN AVON HEIGHTS. PA. Varsity Letter: Soccer UH : Argus: Business Board in, Van Vleck Club Q. 3, 4M Freshman Numer- gls: Football, Baseball; Major Subject: Mathematn 1cs. RICHARD LYMAN DUNNELL, Mm 982 BEACON STREET NEWTON CENTRE. MASS. Varsity Letters: Tennis Q. 4M Freshman Nu- merals: Tennis: Atwater Club 8, 4L President VH1 Major Subject: Chemistry. TOM JOHN EHLEIDER, JR.. 3811 11 WHITEHOUSE AVENUE POUGHKEEPSIE. N. Y. Freshman Numerals: Football: Atwater Club 0, 4M Pre-Medical Club UH: William James Club HM Band H, 2M Major Subjects: Biology and Chemistry dJre-Medicaly Thirty 1936 JOHN MCARDLE ERSKINE, ATA CHESHIRE. CONN. Varsity Letters: Football 0, 4y Freshman Nu merals: Football, Track: Major Subject: English. DONALD ALLYN FIELD, AT; 294 WEST CLINTON AVENUE TENAFLY. N. J. Christian Association 2, 3L Vice-President HM Honpr RolljZM Applicant for Distinction in Eco- nomlcs: Major Subject: Economics. WALTER BARTHEN GAFFNEY, w 4355 MARTHA AVENUE NEW YORK CITY Personnel Committee FM : International Relm tions Club 0 : Glee Club-Choir H, 2. 3. M : Major Subject: English. ROBERT GALLOWAY. ATA 1611 ORIENTAL BOULEVARD BROOKLYN. N. Y. Basketball: Manager 4 : Paint and Powder Club Q. 3L Publicity Manager HM: Van Vleck Club O, M : Major Subject: Mathematics. Tbirfy-um' MYRON CHARLES GORBACK 80 SHERMAN AVENUE NEW HAVEN. CONN. La Societe Francaise H, 3. 4L Treasurer UH : La Tertulia MW : Candidate for Distinction in Romance Languages: Major Subject: French. HENRY JOHN GWIAZDA, mm 1422 CORBIN AVENUE NEW BRITAIN. CONN. Glee Club-Choir , 2, 3, 4;: Major Subject: 1936 FREDERICK GUY GAUGH, EX 34 BLISS ROAD LONGMEADOW. MASS. Freshman Numerals: Soccer, Track: Senate O, ID ; Class President QJ ; Honor Roll 0, 4j : Majof Subject: Mathematics. ROBERT BRUCE GOODRICH 496 MAIN STREET PORTLAND, CONN. Phi Beta Kappa: Atwater Club 0, 4M Honor Roll Q, 3, 4 ; Peirce Prize 1 : Applicant for Dis- tinction in Chemistry: Major Subject: Chemistry UJre-Medicaly Tbirty-luv 1936 ALBERT JAMES HALL, 2N AVON, CONN. La Societe Francaise 0-- 3, 4L Treasurer O, 40; Glee Club-Choir H, 2, 3, 4M Intramural Manager OH; Honor Roll 2, 34M Major Subject: Interde- partmental. BURTON CROSBY HALLOWELL. 2x 9 PROSPECT AVENUE DANIELSON, CONN. Phi Beta Kappa: Der Deutsche Verein FM : Inter- national Relations Club UH: Honor Roll H, 2, 3, M; Denison Scholar: Candidate for Distinction in Economics: Major Subject: Economics. ERIC CASIMIR HAMMARSTROM 408 GODWIN AVENUE RIDGEWOOD. N. J. Varsity Letters: Soccer Q, 3, 4M Wrestling 0, M; Freshman Numerals: Soccer: Senate HM Van Vleck Club C4, 4L Secretary UL President 00; American Student Union OH: Major Subject: Mathematics. HAROLD BELL HANCOCK 1 18 GOVERNOR'S AVENUE DOVER. DELA. Phi Beta Kappa: International Relations Club O, 3. 4M Classical Club 0H: League for Industrial Democracy 00 : Honor Roll U, 2, 3, 4U : Applicant for Distinction in History; Major Subject: History. I'birlJ -Ib1 z't' 1 9 3 6 JOHN SHONK HANCOCK, Am 1650 JAMES STREET SYRACUSE, N. Y. Mystical Seven: Phi Beta Kappa; Varsity Letters: Track M. 3L Swimming 2 ; Freshman Numerals: Track. Swimming: Freshman Fundamentals Com- mittee. Chairman 4 : Personnel Committee Q, N ; Junior-Senior Prom Co-Chairman OJ; Class Pres- ident O, M: Argus Q. 3, 4L Managing Editor PH ; Honor Roll H. 2, 3, 40: Major Subject: Gov- ernment HOWARD THEODORE HARDING. xw 60 SHERWOOD ROAD RIDGEWOOD, N. J. Varsity Letters: Track a. 3. 4M Freshman Nu- merals: Track: Intramural Athletic Council 0, 4M Junior-Senior Prom Committee BM Atwater Club 0. 4L Vice-President HM Major Subject: Chem- xstry. RICHARD DAVID HARFST. WY 1683 LONGFELLOW AVENUE DETROIT, MICH. Mystical Seven: Phi Beta Kappa: Varsity Letters: Soccer Uh, 4 : Track Q. 3, 4L Captain UH : Fresh- man Numerals: Soccer, Basketball. Track: Registra- tion Committee GM Dormitory Committee UH: Senate 8, 4M Class Treasurer HM Der Deutsche Verein 0, 4M Honor Roll H, 2. 3. 4M Parker Prize 0 : Olin Scholar: Wesleyan Rhodes Nomina- tion; Major Subject: Economics. DANIEL STUART HARRIS, JR., mm 137 MAIN STREET HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Varsity Letters: Football 0, 4y Freshman Nu- merals: Football: Customs Committee HM Flag Scrap Committee 0. 4L Chairman MM Major Subject: Economics. TlJirly-four 1936 WILLIAM WALTER HATFIELD, WY 51 BROOKLAWN PLACE BRIDGEPORT, CONN, Personnel Committee 0, 4t Major Subject: English. CHARLES FISHER HAWLEY, AKE 408 WEST PALMER AVENUE DETROIT. MICH. Varsity Letters: Track Q, 3, 4M Freshman Nu merals: Soccer, Track: Van Vleck Club Q, 3M Major Subject: English. Tbirly-fizr HAROLD MORTIMORE HILLMAN 1551 FAIRFIELD AVENUE BRIDGEPORT. CONN. Pre-Medical Club 8, 4L Corresponding Secre- tary UH : Atwater Club OH ; Applicant for Distinc- tion in Biology; Major Subject: Biology. LAWRENCE GREGG HILYARD, AXP 18 BERKELEY PLACE CRANFORD. N. J. Major Subject: History. 1936 WILLIAM HOGG 147 FURNACE AVENUE STAFFORD SPRINGS. CONN. Applicant for Distinction in English; Major Sub- ject: English. JOHN THOMAS HOLDEN. EX 45 BROWN AVENUE HOLYOKE. MASS. Dormitory Committee: Chairman UH; Downcy House Committee: Chairman UH ; Senate W, 3, M ; International Relations Club Q, 3, 4L President 0 ; Candidate for Distinction in Economics: Major Subject: Economics. HENRI FELIX HOUPERT, ATA GREENHAVEN RYE. N. Y. Delta Sigma Rho: Cardinal 0, 4L Business Man- ager UH ; Publications Board UH: Paint and Pow- der Club L2, 3, 4L Secretary Oh La Societe Fran- caisc Q, 3. 4;. Secretary UH; Debate Team OM Band H, 2, 3, 4J. Leader UH: Major Subject: French. JOHN WADSWORTH HOWE, 2x SOUTH GLASTONBURY. CONN. Personnel Committee 0 : Flag Scrap Committee UH: William James Club OM International Re- lations Club UH: Honor Roll UH; Major Subject: Economics. Tbirly-six 1936 RICHARD WHITTAKER HUBBELL. AAtP WITHERBEE COURT PELHAM MANOR. N. Y. Senate Q, 3M Argus Q, 3, 4L Feature Editor UH: Paint and Powder Club H, 2, 3, 4L Publicity Manager M, 3 L Vice-President UH : Field Band U, 2, 3 L Manager M, H : Der Deutsche Verein U, 2M Applicant for Distinction in English: Major Subject: English. DAVID OSTRANDER SCOFIELD JENNINGS. WY 8 WALWORTH AVENUE SCARSDALE. N. Y. Skull and Serpent: Varsity Letters: Football 8, 4M Freshman Numerals: Tennis: 0113 Podrida 0, 4L Associate Business Manager 0H : Paint and Pow der Club Q, 3, 4!: Major Subject: Government; ELWOOD GORDON JOHNSON, AXP 8 TAVERN ROAD WALTHAM. MASS. Pre-Medical Club 0. 4M Major Subject: Chem- istry Pre-MedicaU. ROBERT WELLS JOHNSON, $N0 72 WINSOR AVENUE WATERTOWN. MASS. Skull and Serpent: Varsity Letters: Football t2. 3, 4L Captain UH: Baseball Q, 3M Freshman Numerals: Football, Baseball: College Agencies Com- mittee: Chairman UH: Major Subject: Economics. TIJirliy- cm wt MILTON HERBERT KAPLAN 51 WOODHILL STREET HUNTINGTON, N. Y. Auditing Committee OH ; Atwater Club O, 40: Pre-Medical Club B, M : Major Subject: Chemistry HJre-MedicaU. NORMAN JOSEPH KELMAN WALLINGFORD. CONN. Phi Beta Kappa: League for Industrial Democracy G, 4L Executive Committee OH: American Stu- dent Union 00 ; Honor Roll Q, 3, 4M Major Sub- ject: Chemistry GDre-Medicah. 1936 JAMES ARTHUR JONES, JR., 4mg 490 CALIFORNIA STREET NEWTONVILLE. MASS. Varsity Letters: Football Q, 3, 4M Freshman Numerals: Football: Swimming; Atwater Club 0N Major Subject: Chemistry. WILLIAM RICH JONES, AXP 490 CALIFORNIA STREET NEWTONVILLE. MASS Varsity Letters: Swimming M, 3, 4M Freshman Numerals: Swimming; Personnel Committee OM Senate UH: Applicant for Distinction in Geology: Major Subject: Geology. Tbirly-t'igbt 1936 DONALD ALBRO KINGSLEY, BGH 29 RHODES AVENUE EDGEWOOD. R. I. Freshman Numerals: Football: William James Club O, 4J : Band UH ; Major Subject: Psychology; PAUL MERSELIS KIPP. xw 107 NORTH MONROE STREET RIDGEWOOD, N. J. Paint and Powder Club Q. U. Assistant Business Manager My Business Manager UM International Relations Club: Treasurer H L Secretary HIJ ; Major Subject; Government. CHARLES EDWARD LANE, II, Emu 51 CANNON STREET POUGHKEEPSIE. N. Y. William James Club B. 4L President UH; Major Subject: Psychology. WILLIAM CAREY LANGLEY. x11 25 SMALLWOOD ROAD WEST HARTFORD. CONN. Freshman Numerals: Tennis: Major Subject: Economics. Tln'rl; - nine 1936 JOEL BEERS LEIGHTON, .w 414 CENTRAL AVENUE NEW HAVEN. CONN. Parley Committee UH: Constitutional Revision Committee: Chairman OM Argus Board Q, 3, 4L Sports Editor UH: Cardinal: Associate Editor UH: Scrawlers' Club: Secretary UH: Student League for Industrial Democracy: President H, An : Major Sub- ject: English. ROMAN JOSEPH LEXTON 60 WINTER STREET NEW BRITAIN. CONN Major Subject: Government. RICHARD HENRY LIPPINCOTT, WY 130 LINCOLN AVENUE RIDGEWOOD. N. J. Varsity Letters: Wrestling 0, 4M Freshman Nu- merals: Track: International Relations Club O. 4U, Secretary HJ. Treasurer UH; Major Subject: Economics. HOWARD EDWARD LOCHNER. ARE 5 EASTWAY BRONXVILLE. N. Y. Glee Club-Choir H, 2. M; Major Subject: Economics. Furly 1936 JAMES LUKENS MCCONAUGHY. JR., AM: 269 HIGH STREET MIDDLETOWN. CONN. Mystical Seven: Varsity Letters: Tennis 0, 4M Argus Q, 3, 4L Chairman UH : Publications Board: Vice-President UH : Dormitory Committee WU; William James Club HM Honor Roll Q, 3, 40: Major Subject: Government. ALAN MACNAUGHTEN, qwm 114 PARK AVENUE VERONA, N. J. Varsity Letters: Soccer d, 3, 4M Freshman Nu- merals: Soccer, Basketball: Honor Roll H. M: Ma- jor Subject: Economics. Subject: English. Forly-nm' ROB ROY MACGREGOR, duNm 1002 GRANT AVENUE PELHLM MANOR. N. Y. Varsity Letters: Cross Country Q, 3, 4L Captain Ht Freshman Numerals: Cross Country, Track: 0113 Podrida Q, 3. 4L Assistant Editor ADAM VICTOR MASON, GDIK 95 WADSWORTH STREET HARTFORD. CONN. La Societe Francaise Q, 3, 4H: La Tertulia M : Honor Roll H, 3. M : Applicant for Distinction in Romance Languages: Major Subject: French. JOSEPH LEWIS MELNICK 36 BLAKE STREET NEW HAVEN, CONN. Phi Beta Kappa: Van Vleck Club Q, 3M Pre- Medical Club 6, 4M Atwater Club 0, 4M Honor Roll H, 2, 3, M : Candidate for Distinction in Chem- istry; Major Subject: Chemistry. JOHN DAY MONTGOMERY, AAQ, COMPO ROAD WESTPORT, CONN. Varsity Letters: Track QM Golf 0, 4y Van Vleck Club UH: Major Subject: Mathematics. 1936 RAY EDWIN MAYHAM, JR. 414 LENOX AVENUE WESTFIELD. N, J, Varsity Letters: Swimming Q, U : Freshman Numerals: Swimming: William James Club U, M ; Major Subject: Psychology. BENJAMIN HEATH MEAD. JR.. AXP WEBB'S HILL ROAD STAMFORD. CONN. Field Band H, 2, 3, 4M Major Subject: Govern- ment. Forly-lwa 1936 HERMAN DANIEL MUEHSAM FOURTH AVENUE LESTER. PA. Delta Sigma Rho: Personnel Committee FD : Sen- ate C5, 4N Honor Roll H.140; Debate 0, 44: Major Subject: History. JOHN F. MUELLER. EN 30 GATES AVENUE MONTCLAIR. N. J. Senate UH; Rosa Club Q, 3. 4L Secretary- Treasurer QL Vice-President UL President UH: Honor Roll Q, N: Kathrin Miller Cady Scholar: Applicant for Distinction in Physics and Math- ematics: Major Subject: Physics. DONALD MACMILLAN MUSSON, .w 68 FAIRVIEW AVENUE WESTWOOD. N. J. Atwater Club 0, 4M Pre-Medical Club H, 44: Major Subject: Chemistry UDrrMedicah. FENTON GRASSIE NEWBERRY, ARE 10 BELMONT TERRACE YONKERS. N. Y. Varsity Letter: Tennis QM Freshman Numer- als: Tennis; Major Subject: Government. Forly- Hm? 1936 CLARENCE JAMES NIXON, EX 3 BRAINERD AVENUE MIDDLETOWN. CONN. Rosa Club B, 4; : Van Vleck Club H, 44 : Hom or Roll 6, 4; : Candidate for Distinction in Mathe- matics: Major Subject: Physics. SIDNEY JEFFREY NORTON, AAdi 122 PEMBROKE PLACE KEW GARDENS. N. Y. Phi Beta Kappa: Varsity Letters: Swimming QL Golf OH: Freshman Numerals: Golf, Swimming: Argus Q, 3, 4L News Editor OH: Classical Club 1 : Spinney Prize 2 : Applicant for Distinction: Major Subject: Interdepartmental. JAMES JOHN O'LEARY. AXP 23 COTTAGE STREET MANCHESTER. CONN. Skull and Serpent: Phi Beta Kappa; Varsity Let- ters: Basketball QM Baseball L3, 4J, Captain OH: Freshman Numerals: Football, Basketball, Baseball: Class Secretary UH: Honor Roll U, 2, 3. 40: Olin Scholar: William Leonard Day Scholar: Applicant for Distinction in Economics: Major Subject: Eco- nomics. ASHTON OSBORNE, thw 1086 EAST FOURTH STREET BROOKLYN, N. Y. Varsity Letters: Cross Country 2, M; Freshman Numerals: Track, Cross Country: 0113 Podrida Q, 3. 4L Associate Editor UH : Major Subject: English. lftn'IV-four 19 3 b LOUIS WILLIAM PALUMBO 89 LIBERTY STREET MIDDLETOWN. CONN. Varsity Letters: Baseball 0, 4M Soccer HM Freshman Numerals: Soccer. Baseball: La Societe Francaise 6. 4M La Tertulia 0, 4M Major Sub- ject: French. RICHARD KAUFFMAN PARKER, AND HTZWILLIAM. N. H. Freshman Numerals: Football, Baseball: Major Subject: Economics BAXTER SMITH PATRICK. AY NEWMAN AVENUE HAWTHORNE. N. Y. Glee Club-Choir H, 2, M : Field Band 1. 2, 3;: Major Subject: English. EDWARD VANSTONE POPE, ARE 7 MADISON AVENUE MONTCLAIR, N J. Glee Club-Choir H. 2. 3, 4L Leader UH: Der Deutsche Verein B, M : League for Industrial Demo- cracy 6 : Major Subject: German. I'm'tj -fil r 1936 CARL EGEL POTTS, AY 43 CHURCH STREET BRANFORD. CONN. Freshman Numerals: Football: Atwater Club H, 4H: Major Subject: Chemistry. JAMES PULLMAN, JR., AM 230 JEFFERSON AVENUE BROOKLYN. N. Y. Varsity Letters: Swimming Q, 3, 4M Freshman Numerals: Swimming; Prc-Medical Club 0. 4J: Atwater Club O. 4M Major Subject: Chemistry HDre-Medicah. THOMAS IRVIN READ, EN 29 FOUNTAIN AVENUE MIDDLETOWN. CONN, Atwater Club 0, 4M Applicant for Distinction in Chemistry: Major Subject: Chemistry. BLAKE GREENWOOD REYNOLDS, mm 29 MELROSE PLACE MONTCLAIR, N. J. Phi Beta Kappa: Freshman Football and Track: Manager UH: Van Vleck Club B, 4L Sec- retary UH: Outing Club UH: Honor Roll H, 2, 3, 4M Sherman Prize H M Major Subject: Mathe- matics. Farly-six 1936 ELLIOT THORNTON ROBINSON, 2x 9521 ONE HUNDRED NINETEENTH STREET RICHMOND HILL. N. Y. International Relations Club 13, 41, Vice-Presi- dent 141; Classical Club 11, 2, 31: Paint and Pow- der Club 13, 41: Major Subject: Economics. STEPHEN ROBERTS ROSE, WY ELMIRA. N. Y. Track: Manager 141; Field Band: Manager 141: Scrawlers' Club 141; Der Deutsche Verein 12, 31: Major Subject: Economics. PEIRCE MAXWELL ROSS, AKE 643 WESTFIELD AVENUE WESTFIELD, N. J. Debate 121; William James Club 141; Outing Club 141: Major Subject: Biology 1Pre-Medical1. FRED ALFRED RUOCCO 111 GREENE STREET NEW HAVEN. CONN. Van VIeck Club 12, 3, 41: Major Subject: Math- cmatics. FUYIy-SL'L m JOHN BYERS ROXBY. JR., $518 1 9 3 6 110 CORNELL AVENUE SWARTHMORE. PA. Skull and Serpent: Phi Beta Kappa: Varsity Let- ters: Soccer Q, 3, 4L Captain UH: Track Q, '5, 4J; Freshman Numerals: Soccer, Track: Vice-Presi- dent of the College Body UH: Customs Committee FM; Personnel Committee BM Elections Commit- tee 8, 4h Senate 0, 4H : Class Vice-President CU ; PrevMedical Club 0, 4M Honor Roll H, 2. 3, 4M Denison Scholar VH1 Applicant for Distinction in Biology; Major Subject: Biology d3re-Medicah. MEYER SAMSON 69 HALLOCK STREET NEW HAVEN. CONN. Atwater Club B. 4M Pre-Medical Club U, 44: Candidate for Distinction in German: Major Sub- jects: Biology and Chemistry HerMedicah. ABRAHAM SCHLOSSMAN Z95 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE BROOKLYN, N. Y. Pre-Nledical Club 0, 4M Honor Roll O, D: Applicant for Distinction in Biology: Major Subject; Biology HDre-Medicah. JULIAN SALENTINE SCHOLL, ATA EAST CLINTON AVENUE TENAFLY. N. J. Field Band Q, 3, 4M Major Subject: Economics. Furl; wigbl 1936 HENRY PAUL SCHOTT, quw MATTITUCK. L. 1.. N. Y. Phi Beta Kappa: Der Deutsche Verein 32, 3, 43, President 33, 43 : Van Vleck Club 03 ; Honor Roll k'l. 2, 3, 4M John Bell Scott Prize 33M Rich Prize 3Mathematics3 323 : Denison Scholar: Wesleyan Rhodes Nomination; Applicant for Distinction in History; Major Subject: History. MERRITT FREDERICK SCHWING, X41 62 MARION AVENUE STAPLETON. N. Y. Varsity Letters: Baseball M. 4M Baseball Man- ager UH: Freshman Numerals: Baseball: Glee Club- Choir H, 2, 3. 4M Major Subject: History. STEWART PINNELL SEIGLE, AXP 63 RUMFORD STREET WEST HARTFORD, CONN. Mystical Seven; Varsity Letters: Swimming Q, 3, 43; Freshman Numerals: Swimming. Track: Sec- retary-Treasurer of the College Body M3 ; Flag Scrap Committee 03 : Senate 33, 43 ; Class Treasurer O3 ; Pre-Medical Club O. 43 : Honor Roll U, 2, 3, 43; Olin Scholar: Applicant for Distinction; Major Sub- jects: Chemistry and Biology HDre-Medicaly ALEXANDER GRAHAM SHELDON, Amp 36 MELROSE STREET ADAMS. MASS. Freshman Numerals: Track, Football; Paint and Powder Club 33, 4M Major Subject: History. Farly-niuc 1936 ROBERT KINGMAN SHELDON, JR.. AND 1677 JAMES STREET SYRACUSE. N. Y. Varsity Letters: Golf s2, 3, 4s : Freshman Numer- als: Golf: Major Subject: History. CHARLES CLAYTON SHEPARD, 2x 22 WEST STREET FAIR HAVEN. VT. Cardinal s2, 3, 4L Business Manager UH: Pub- lications Board UH : Pre-Medical Club O, 4!, Vice- President UH : Classical Club H, 2, 3s : Honor Roll UH ; Woods Hole Scholarship FM : Denison Scholar: Major Subject: Biology. ALAN WILLIAM SHERMAN. Ball 849 NORTH ELEVENTH STREET READING, PA. Phi Beta Kappa: Delta Sigma Rho: Swimming Manager UH ; Personnel Committee Os : Senate 0. 4M Honor Roll H, 2, 4M Gerald Prize: Briggs Prize: Debate Council, President Mk Debate Team s2, 3, 4s : Major Subject: Economics. AINSLIE ALEXANDER SLODDEN. man 279 CRYSTAL AVENUE NEW LONDON. CONN. Mystical Seven: Phi Beta Kappa: Varsity Letters: Soccer 0, 4M Tennis M. D: Freshman Numerals: Basketball, Tennis: President of the Student Body HJ : Honor System Committee 0 L Chairman Uh : Elections Committee: Chairman MM Personnel Committee: Co-Chairman BM Senate 0. 4M 0113 Podrida Q, 3, 4L Business Manager OH: Publica- tions Board Md: Debate Council UH: William James Club 0, 4L Vice-President OM Christian Association Q. 3L Secretary CH: Debate Team QM Denison Scholar: Wesleyan Rhodes Nomina- tion: Honor Roll H. 2, 3, 4M Applicant for Dis- tinction in Psychology: Major Subject: Psychology. Flfly 1936 MARSHALL LE JEAN SMITH, AKE 4490 WHITNEY AVENUE MOUNT CARMEL. CONN. Senate m, 3H: Personnel Committee OM Glee Club-Choir H, 2, 3M Major Subject: Economics. RICHARD PARKER SMITH, AXP 53 GIRARD AVENUE HARTFORD, CONN. Debate: Manager UH : International Relations Club 0 ; La Societe Francaise 0 ; Debate Council U, 4M Honor Roll HJ: Applicant for Distinction in Economics: Major Subject: Economics. GEORGE CARYL SNYDER. EX WORCESTER. N. Y. Honor Roll Q, 3, 4M Gimn Prize QM Candi- date for DistinctionL in Philosophy: Major Subject: Philosophy. LUELLEN LAMPMAN STEARNS, AKE 110 FIFTEENTH AVENUE COLUMBUS. OHIO Varsity Letters: Golf Q. 3. 4J: Major Subject: History. Fifly-om- 1936 AUSTIN FARNHAM STEPHAN, AY 144 FARNI-IAM AVENUE NEW HAVEN. CONN. Varsity Letters: Soccer 0, 4M Freshman Numer- als: Soccer: Major Subject: Geology. WILLIAM LIDDELL STEPHENSON. AKE 36 SHERMAN STREET HARTFORD. CONN. Parley Committee 0, 4y Cardinal O, 4L Edi- tor UH: Glee Club H, 2, 3, 4M Paint and Powder Club H. 2, 3, 4M Vice President CH, President UH : Scrawlers' Club O, M : President UH : League for Industrial Democracy: Honor Roll QM Appli- cant for Distinction in English: Major Subject: English. STUART PENFIELD STILES, EN 173 WEST STREET AMHERST. MASS. Flag Scrap Committee MM Senate 0, 4M Paint and Powder Club 0, 4L Production Manager 0 ; Atwater Club 0, 4M Major Subject: Chemistry. CHARLES HOWARD SULLIVAN, xx 445 WOLCOTT HILL ROAD WETHERSFIELD. CONN. Phi Beta Kappa: International Relations Club By Honor Roll H, 2, 3M Candidate for Distinc- tion in History: Major Subject: History. FifIy-lwu 1936 WILSON PENNELL TANNER. JR., 36m WILTON. CONN. Varsity Letters: Swimming 0, M: William James Club B. 4M Major Subject: Psychology. FRANCIS ASHE THOMAS WILBERFORCE. OHIO Atwater Club 0. 4M Application for Distinction in Philosophy; Major Subject: Chemistry. CLIFFORD JAMES TICHENOR, mm 283 RIDGEWOOD ROAD SOUTH ORANGE. N. J. Freshman Numerals: Cross Country: Argus Board Q, 3, 40, Advertising Manager UH: Junior Prom Committee CH: Pre-Medical Club O. 4N Major Subject: Biology dDre-Medicah. CHAUNCEY WILSON TURNER. quw HUNTSVILLE STREET DALLAS. PA. Freshman Numerals: Football: Classical Club 1 : International Relations Club OM Major Subject: Government. Fifly-lhrrc 1936 GORDON GAY VANDERWARKER, BGII 47 COLBURN ROAD WELLESLEY HILLS. MASS Cardinal: Associate Business Manager WU: Man- ager of the Glee Club CH ; Major Subject: English. GEORGE HENRY VAN LENGEN, AND 154 ROBINEAU ROAD SYRACUSE. N. Y. Christian Association: Treasurer CH; Parley Committee 8, 4L Chairman UH: Senate 0, 4M Paint and Powder Club Q, 3. 4M Glee ClubVChoir H, 2n Honor Roll H, 2, M: Parker Prize: Olin Scholar: Major Subject: History. RUSSEL MAHL VIETS. 2x 29 TROY STREET WEST HARTFORD, CONN. Intramural Athletic Council 0;: International Relations Club UH: Honor Roll Q, 4M Major Subject: Economics. FRANCIS ELLSWORTH VINAL, EN 3810 JENIFER STREET. N. w. WASHINGTON. D. C. Personnel Committee 0 : Rosa Club B, 4H ; At- water Club 0, 4h Applicant for Distinction in Chemistry; Major Subject: Chemistry. FifIy-fullr 1936 ARTHUR BETTERIDGE VINCENT, 2X 86 LINCOLN STREET MERIDEN, CONN. Atwater Club 8, 4J: Major Subject: Chemistry. GORDON LOUIS WADMOND, AY 1340 EAST TWENTY-THIRD STREET BROOKLYN. N. Y. Freshman Numerals: Cross Country, Track; Per- sonnel Committee On Senate OM International Relations Club 0, 4L Major Subject: Government. EMMETT WANAMAKER. AT; 172 MASON STREET GREENWICH. CONN. Freshman Numerals: Swimming: Pre-Medical Club O, 47; Major Subjects: Biology and Chem- istry aDre-Medicah. STERLING WARDWELL. AA$ DEXTER ROAD WATERTOWN. N. Y. Phi Beta Kappa; Varsity Letters: Football B, 40 : Freshman Numerals: Football, Track: Argus Q. 3. 4L Circulation Manager UH: Van Vleck Club 0, 4L Vice-President OH: Honor Roll U, 2, 3, 4O: Olin Scholar; Major Subject: Mathematics. FifIy-fil r 1936 ALBERT EUGENE WALLWORK. EX 86 LLOYD ROAD MONTCLAIR. N. J. Pre-Medical Club: Major Subject: Biology HJre- Medicah. HALSEY FERAUD WARNER, ATA EAST ORANGE. N. J. Varsity Letter: Soccer UH: Senate UH: Pre- Medical Club B, 4H: Major Subject: Chemistry UJreuMedical L GEORGE STEPHEN WARREN, ATA 34 ORCHARD AVENUE WEST NEWTON. MASS. Paint and Powder Club G. 3, M: House Man- ager Q, U: Major Subject: English. CARL JOSEPH WEISENBACH, AKE 220 AUDUBON AVENUE WAYNE, PA. Varsity Letter: Swimming UH: Freshman Nu- merals: Golf: Van Vleck Club Q, 3, M; Major Subject: Nlathematics. Fifly-sir 1936 THEODORE CHARLES WICK. A'PA 103 HAMILTON ROAD RIDGEWOOD. N. J. Paint and Powder Club H, 4M William James Club 0, 4L Secretary-Treasurer UH: Recorded Symphony Concerts PH: Major Subject: Psy- chology. HOWARD LEIGHTON WINSLOW. 2x 143 HIGH STREET SOMERSWORTH, N. H. Atwater Club B, 4M Major Subject: Chemistry. GEORGE ARMITAGE WRAY, MK 1 1 HALCYON TERRACE NEW ROCHELLE. N Y. Registration Committee UH: Personnel Commit- tee OM Constitutional Revision Committee QM Senate n. 3. 4M International Relations Club OM Major Subject: History. ROBERT NEWELL ZEARFOSS, AXP JEFFERSON PARK ALEXANDRIA. VA. Vaysity Cross Country M, 3, 4M Christian As socmtlon: President FM : Standing Committee of the College Church UH: Class Vice-President 2 : Ma- jor Subject: English. Fifly-xr'l 4'11 JUNIORS Lester Herbert Aaronson 514 George Street New Haven Richard Jenks Ackart, WY 2301 West Seventeenth Street Wilmington, Delaware Andrew Joseph Adams, AXP 30 Church Street Westboro, Massachusetts Robert Merriman Atwater, thGo 24 Middle Drive Plandome. New York Richard Slaght Bailey. ATA 122 Broad Street Mount Holly, New Jersey Paul Bancel. ATA 156 Highland Avenue Montclair. New Jersey William Waldo Beach. drma 405 Central Avenue New Haven George Kelly Beebe, AY 120 Dwight Street New Haven Joseph Beech, Jr., WY 25 East Delaware Place Chicago, Illinois Richard George Berry, 2X 17 Grand Street Bethel James Lord Bishop, eDNG 808 Rodt Hill Road Dongan Hills, New York Everett Pinnell Blizard, EX 7 Cedar Place Garden City, New York 1937 Thomas Ray BodineAIIY Cambridge Street Germantown, Pennsylvania Charles Dart Brewster 152 Mount Vernon Street Middletown Philip Newell Bridges, AY 475 Grand Avenue Leonia, New Jersey Vincent William Brown, rFEK 11 Lyon Place Utica. New York Clark Evans Brunet, AAtb 3109 Fairfax Road Cleveland, Ohio John Bissell Carroll, $2K 4 Regent Street Hartford Frank Everett Carruth, Jr., EN 36 Lenox Avenue Maywood, New Jersey Charles Anderson Chrystal. X1! 1 l Pard Place New York City Harold Deming Clark, Jr., AKE 1447 Chapel Street New Haven Leonard Hill Clark. ebEK 265 South Main Street Seymour Webb Alexander Cooper, AND 76 East Utica Street Oswego, New York Robert William Rogers Craig, WY 383 Main Street Northport, New York Six ty 1937 Stanley Restaun Craw, Jr., B911 304 Park Avenue East Orange, New Jersey Stanley Willard Crosby, AY 10 Martin Terrace Hazardville Ernest Dane Davis 91 Cross Street Middletown Merrill Pierpont Davis, 4,2K 390 Fairfield Avenue Hartford Benjamin Wilson Day, mm 227 Chancery Road Baltimore, Maryland Edward Denike Depew, Amp 31 Elston Road Upper Montclair, New Jersey Charles Stuart Dillon, ARE 54 Robert Road Manchester Vernon Cecil Dower. $2K Waverly Avenue Portland James van Benschoten Dresser. WY 604 Washington Lane Jenkintown, Pennsylvania Ralph Prescott Eames, EX 26 Walnut Street Battleboro, Vermont Samuel Edward Eaton, Jr.. Amt Box EE Franklin, North Carolina Harry Wolfe Edelberg 128 College Street Middletown JUNIORS George Stewart Edie, Jr.. AKE 309 Hawthorne Avenue Yonkers, New York Austin Martian Edwards, III, 8911 Washington Street Holliston, Massachusetts William Valentine Edwards, J12, xw 38 Ingraham Place Newark, New Jersey Raymond William Emmott. AY 95 South Main Street Uxbridge. Massachusetts Lloyd Espenschied. Jr., x4: 99 Newbold Place Kew Gardens. New York Robert Galbraith Ewart, 30m 24 Oak Street Braintree. Massachusetts Marvin Feir. CC 36 Anita Street New Haven Reino William Fillback, NW 171 Rollstone Street Fitchburg, Massachusetts William Bertrand Fink, eDEK 26 Rollins Street Yonkers, New York Samuel Michael Fisher 1192 Park Avenue New York City Louis Alphonse Fontainc, EN 24 Crown Street Worcester. Massachusetts Kenneth Luther French, AXP 328 North Main Street West Hartford Six ty-wxc JUNIORS Mitchel William Garber 853 Edgewood Avenue New Haven Henry Wallace Geer, Jr.. qlEK 50 Schuyler Avenue Middletown Murray Pomeroy George, WY 23 Union Street Batavia, New York Myron Charles Gorback, CC 80 Sherman Avenue New Haven Warren Lamont Hall, WY 29 Columbus Boulevard Waterbury George Ransom Harris, EX Walpole, New Hampshire Leonard Howell Havens, 4mm 207 South Main Street West Hartford Albert Lee Haynes. ATA Summer Street West Acton. Massachusetts Burton Yaeger Hess, AY 55 Dresden Street Springfield, Massachusetts Daniel Hodgman 121 West Pearl Street Coldwater, Michigan James Salter Hood 342 Wall Street Baltic Donald Eldred Hubbard. EX Walpole, New Hampshire Hugh Judson Hughes Penney Farms, Florida 1937 Paul Bowen Ingham, AXP 20 Saint John Street South Norwalk Henry Thompson Inglis, $N19 33 Mansfleld Terrace Middletown Andrew Jackson, AND Umpawaugg Hill W'est Reading Stanley Jacoby 125 Whittier Street Bridgeport Stuart Lorin Joslin, WY 202 Main Street Cromwell Harlan Crawford Judd, AXP 4614 Fourth Avenue Brooklyn, New York John Edward Kaltenbach, AND 38 Second Avenue Royersford, Pennsylvania Leslie Robin Kaufman, 8811 328 Main Street West Haven Frederick Lawrence Keefe. JrA, B911 107 Lincoln Avenue New London Clark Terrill Kellogg Fairfleld Woods Road Bridgeport Frank Avery Ketcham. B1911 l536 Coleman Place Westfleld. New Jersey Warren Luther Klinger, Amp 722 Queen Street Pottstown, Pennsylvania Charles Harrison Knapp 9134 Ewing Avenue Niles Center, Illinois Six ly-t ulo 1937 Francis Edwin Korn. Jr. Durham Emil Kotcher 102 Plauderville Avenue Garfield, New Jersey Irvin Joseph Kotzen 135 Westford Street Lowell, Massachusetts Irving Landow 494 Winthrop Avenue New Haven Angelo Stephen LaSala 41 Durst Place Yonkers. New York Charles Gilbert Lincoln, ATA 51 North Quaker Lane West Hartford Wendell Howell Livingston, AXP 120 West Wayne Avenue Wayne, Pennsylvania Bertram Malcolm McBride. EN 7 Central Street Brattleboro, Vermont Frank Vance McConkey, ATA 3 East Market Street York, Pennsylvania DeWitt Gardner McCroskery, X11 396 North Arlington Avenue East Orange, New Jersey James Stanislaus Macgregor. Jr , 4,510.9 1002 Grant Avenue Pelham Manor, New York William Edwin Maning, $6169 1139 Plainiield Road South Euclid, Ohio Roger Maynard. AXP 614 California Street Newtonville, Massachusetts Philip Fall Miller, 2K 410 Waverly Avenue Royal Oak. Michigan JUNIORS Willys Moore Monroe, X4! 29 Lockwood Drive Old Greenwich Donald MacMillan Musson. AY 68 Fairview Avenue Westwood, New Jersey Robert Paul Neitzel 129 Elm Grove Avenue Troy. New York James Newman, AKE Summit Drive Manhasset, New York Stephen John O'Brien Ridgewood Road Middletown William Rossington Pickard, AAID 83 Whitford Avenue Nutley, New Jersey Robert Hayden Potter, X1! Main Street Siasconsit, Massachusetts William Henry Prothero, AAKh 51 Green Avenue Norwich Thomas Irvin Read 29 Fountain Avenue Middletown Douglas Moulton Robins, AND 539 High Street Pottstown. Pennsylvania John Osborne Campbell Rome, WY Shelter Island Heights Shelter Island Peirce Maxwell Ross, ARE 634 Westfield Avenue Westiield, New Jersey Edwin Carman Rowe, EN East Hampton. New York Adam Joseph Rumoshcsky Poquonnac Road Groton Si x'Iy-lbn'c JUNIORS Robert Thayer Russell, deEK 9 Wilson Street Natick, Massachusetts Hubert Bradford Sauer, ATA 1 Castlewood Road West Hartford John Thayer Simonton, AKE 75 North Main Street Thompsonville Edwin Ely Smith, X4! 10 Day Drive Westmld, Massachusetts Frank Chalmers Smith, AKE 460 Pierce Street Birmingham, Michigan Howard Merritt Soper, Jr., AY Lexington Avenue New York City Albert Theodore Strobel. EN First Street Northville, New York Monroe Hamilton Sweet, WY 13 Maple Place Ossining, New York Jonathan Lawrence Theismeyer, AXP 27 Crescent Avenue Summit. New Jersey Clifton Jonas Tompkins, EX 64 Greenmld Street Hartford Alexander Richard Tonino 17 Belden Street Hartford James Coleman Triller. B1011 6 White House Avenue Poughkeepsie, New York David Herman Trott, ATA 158 Inwood Avenue Upper Montclair. New Jersey John Morris Turner, awe 262 Devon Street Kearney, New Jersey 1937 Russell Conwell Turtle, AND 399 Broad Street Windsor Allen Cornwell Van Cott, AKE 12 Hilltop Road Bronxville, New York Gordon Gay Vanderwarker 47 Colburn Road Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts Charles Theodore Van Vliet, Jr., EN 250 Palm Street Hartford Walter Alvin von Auw. BQII 481 Weston Road Wellesley, Massachusetts Edward Keeler Warren, ATA 34 Orchard Avenue West Newton. Massachusetts Linus Austin Warren, AXP Maple Street Belchertown, Massachusetts Frank James Webster, AXP 211 Coram Avenue Shelton Arthur Francis Weld, AXP 109 North Allen Street Albany, New York W'inthrop Albro Wells 13 Harvard Street Concord, New Hampshire Herrick Thompson Wilson 232 Colony Street Meriden Elliott Sloane Wingert 95 Lenox Avenue Lynbrook. New York Earl George Witenberg 614 High Street Middletown Walter Newcomb Wright, AAtb Centerbrook Chester Robinson Young, AND 135 Corona Avenue Pelham, New York Sixty-faur dx- 45 AOPHOMORl 5 SOPHOMORES Robert Lawrence Adams, EX Russell Avenue Suffield Edward Miller Armstrong 48 Main Street Middletown Warren Melville Ashton 14 Hemenway Road Salem, Massachusetts Robert Doty Aylesworth, AXP 325 Grove Street Montclair. New Jersey John Wyllys Baird. AKE 70 South Street Chicago, Illinois Albert Henry Theodore Banzhaf. Ami: '35 Woodbine Avenue Larchmont. New York Alling Prudden Beardsley, WY 1412 Evergreen Avenue Plaintield. New Jersey William Hammond Beebe. AMP 7 Ledyard Road New Britain Clifford Allen Bengtson, X4! 35 Silver Street Middletown Arnold Turtle Bennett, AY 6 Newtown Street Middletown Walter Vincent Bennett. Jr.. WY 12 Bursley Place White Plains. New York John Todd Benson, AMI, 601 Ash Street Winnetka, Illinois VJilliam Rogers Benson, B1011 100 East 38th Street Paterson, New Jersey 1938 John Robert Bevan, chw 362 North 4th Avenue New Brunswick. New Jersey David Biberman. AY Hotel Chatham New York City Joseph Wheelock Bogue, ewa 44 Chester Road Belmont, Massachusetts Everett Warner Bovard, Jr.. xw Griswold Road Rye, New York Benjamin Schultz Brightman 380 Edgewood Street Hartford Joseph Russell Brown, 4mm 34 Bryant Avenue White Plains, New York Elmore Goodwin Burnham. AY 962 Main Street Hartford Lowell Webster Budlong, AY 34 Waterman Avenue Cranston, Rhode Island Richard Durant Cary, ATA 7O Kenyon Street Hartford Edward Charles Cerny, Jr., X11! 100 Rutland Road Brooklyn, New York David Farnum Chapin, AKE 529 West Ninth Street Holyoke, Massachusetts Eric Robinson Clarke. AXP 71 Parkview Place Baldwin, New York Robert Black Cumming, J12, AY 4 Kraft Avenue Bronxville, New York Six Iy-Aiv 1938 Arthur Daitch 475 Elm Street New Haven Thomas James Dale, WY 367 Otis Street West Newton. Massachusetts David Irving Dary, WY 360 Maple Hill Avenue New Britain Richard Francis Datz, Ball 476 East Eighteenth Street New York City Clifton Eugene Davenport Davenport Street New Britain Sherwood Evan Davis, B811 79 Andrew Street Kingston, New York Taber dePolo, AY Old Lyme Murdo MacRae Dowds, EX 510 Colorado Avenue Bridgeport Bernard Victor Dryer 681 Capitol Avenue Bridgeport Donald Richard Duckworth. AXP 9 Rittenhouse Road Worcester, Massachusetts Harold Arthur Durando, AY 6212 Saunders Street Elmhurst, New York David Palmer Edgell, AY 510 Richmond Avenue Maplewood, New Jersey Marcus Morton Edmiston, Jre. iDEK 185 McLean Avenue Yonkers, New York David Clark Ewart. B0911 24 Oak Street Braintree, Massachusetts SOPHOMORES William Burnell Faber, AACD 455 Compo Road Westport Henry Schnull Fauvre. WY 41 West Thirty-second Street Indianapolis, Indiana Frederick Palmer Ferguson 49 East Main Street Portland Russell Jerome Fitzgerald, B911 21 King Street Hamden Joseph Joshua Flashman 37 Schuyler Street Roxbury, Massachusetts Warren Peck Forbes, $310 East Hampton Howard Ryder Foye, quoJ 1 Miles Avenue Middletown Wallace Henderson Gage 107 Cole Avenue Williamstown. Massachusetts Lester Reader German. AY 320 Stockton Street Hightstown, New Jersey Everett Bushnell Cladding 21 Everit Street New Haven Robert Edwards Goodrich, AT; 435 Main Street Glastonbury George Goodridge, WY 10 East Sixteenth Street New York City John Henry Grifiin, Jr., AAd, 34 Academy Street VVallingford Albert Candlin Grosvenor, ATA 48 Lloyd Street Winchester, Massachusetts Siny-m m SOPHOMORES Israel Grower 1 10 Marlborough Street Portland Joseph Rush Grubb, Jr., mall 109 Delaware Avenue Ridley Park, Pennsylvania Edward Thomas Hargrave, AY 5 Stratton Avenue Westwood, New Jersey William Henry Heisler, 111, ATA 32 Elizabeth Street Pemberton, New Jersey David Sharpless Hibbard. ATA 37 Euclid Avenue Waterbury William John Hockridge, AXP 6 Bradford Street North Adams, Massachusetts Wilbur Thomas Holmes, AKE 460 Riverside Drive New York City Archie Ashton Horne, WY South Main Street Wolfeboro, New Hampshire Francis Jaquith Huepper. ATA 2782 Pond Place Bronx. New York Carl Elmore Hultinc, AKE 67 Hackmatack Street Manchester John Damon Humason. AXP 93 Forest Street New Britain Milton Isicoff 522 George Street New Haven Charles Waldemar Jacob, KIIY Forest Place Glendale, Ohio 1938 Louis Biel Jacobson 1115 Broadway New York City Nathan Whitaker James, XxII 218 Leland Avenue Plainmld, New Jersey John David Jones. WY 217 Boulevard Scarsdale, New York Elmer Joseph Kelsey Madison David Nelson Kendall, dINQ 36 Union Street Gardner, Massachusetts Wray David Kennedy, AY 109 Fairview Avenue Westwood, New Jersey Hugh Foster Kennison, AXP 28 Byeeld Street Waban, Massachusetts Kenyon Kilbon. ATA 8 Raymond Avenue Lynbrook, New York Arthur French Kingsbury, Jr.. EN 389 Main Street Portland George Chester Kristensen, diiK 321 Riverdale Avenue Yonkers, New York William Edward Landon. mm 28 Mountain View Terrace Hamden William Bryant Lauder, Jr.. 1112K 120 Newton Extension Meriden Thomas Jesse Leonard, AXP Rowayton Calvin Oren Letendre 18 Richards Place New Haven Sixly-L'iglzl 1938 Henry Irving Levine 184 Wildacre Avenue Lawrence, New York Richard Walter Little, WY 110 Elm Avenue Rahway, New Jersey Richard Angelo Loiacono 229 Broad Street New London Richard Lambert Lord 145 Bassett Street New Britain Duncan Donald McArthur, xIIY 2025 South Western Avenue Los Angeles. California David Clarence McClelland, AND 339 East State Street Jacksonville, Illinois Arnold Weston McClure, 4er 153-19 Thirty-second Street Flushing, New York Donald Mackintosh, ARE 1944 Northampton Street Holyoke, Massachusetts John Williams Macy, Jr.. th6 966 South Private Road Hubbard Woods, Illinois John Grant Magee, ewa 136 Edgehill Road Bala, Pennsylvania Edward William Malley, Jr.. EN 21 Arapahoe Road West Newton, Massachusetts Frank Sebastian Marino 238 William Street Middletown Raymond Marsh. Jr., A'PA 210 Sedgwick Drive Syracuse, New York Harry William Marson 38 Burr Avenue Middletown SOPHOMORES Joseph William Masselli 82 Spring Street Middletown Jaques Antoine Masson, ATA 10 Overlook Terrace Larchmont, New York Walter Gregory Maue, Jr., Bum Briarcliflr Manor, New York Brownell Merrell, Axle 1637 James Street Syracuse, New York Howard Butler Merritt, WY 726 Standish Avenue Plainfield, New Jersey Ralph William Moeller 208 Hunting Hill Avenue Middletown Robert Vermilya Monk, AY 5 Hawley Street W'hite Plains, New York Casper John Morell, AAKb 10 Beechtree Lane Bronxville, New York William Charles Nelson 32 Kensington Avenue Meriden John Breakell Newman. Bwll 27 Summitt Place Middletown John Wellington Nichols, BMII 18 Norman Road Newton Highlands, Massachusetts Robert Howard Nieman. xIIY 41 West Eighty-third Street New York City George Warren Parker, WY 76 Willow Street Glen Ridge, New Jersey Lloyd Holden Perry, $21K 29 Prescott Street Nashua, New Hampshire 81' x fju J1me SOPHOMORES Earle Iver Peterson, AXP 10 Rankin Street Worcester, Massachusetts Richard Wood Petherbridge, 4mm 49 Warwick Street Haddonfield, New Jersey Bernard Victor Pfeiffer, AT; 20 North Twenty-iirst Street East Orange, New Jersey John Barton Poor, AKE Portage Country Club Akron, Ohio Robert Emory Porter, AXP 103 Walnut Avenue Wayne, Pennsylvania Archibald Selden Prisk Main Street Yalesville Theodore John Raczka BOX 13 Rockfall Frederick Louis Raker, AM1 1 55 North Hanover Street Pottstown, Pennsylvania Melvin Charles Rehill, AY 225 Central Avenue White Plains. New York Hulbert Anderson Reiter, AXP 5O DeForest Avenue Summit, New Jersey George Irving Reynolds, Jr., AKE 9 Grand Street Oneonta, New York Charles Franklin Richards, Jr mm 314 North Bradford Street Dover, Delaware Joseph Alexander Schrade, Xxll 30 Roberts Street Middletown, New York Murray Irving Schwartz 245 Arch Street New Britain 1938 Frank Holt Seagrave, EX 1 12 Crest Road Wellesley, Massachusetts Edgar Thorp See, $N09 314 Heywood Avenue, Orange. New Jersey Charles Edward Seel. X1! 215 Amboy Avenue Metuchen. New Jersey Tom Selway, Jr., AY 125 Northern Avenue New York City Robert Shaw, 2X 12 Tappan Road Wellesley, Massachusetts Herbert Bronson Shonk, Jr., AAtb Dublin, New Hampshire John Gilbert Simmons 171 Villard Avenue Hastings-On-Hudson, New York Walter Roy Sonstroem, $NGO 50 Hillside Place Bristol Walter Joseph Sperling, Jr., WY 29 Oxford Street Montclair, New Jersey Philip Samuel Squire, ATA 50 Court Street Westfleld, Massachusetts Edward Raidy Stetson, AKE 118-18 Metropolitan Avenue Kew Gardens, New York Lauxencc Metcalf Symmes, Jr., MI! 312 Heathcote Road Scarsdale, New York Alexander Thomas, B101! 523 Woodbine Avenue Narberth, Pennsylvania John Meacham Thomas, EN 308 Fairmld Avenue Hartford Svn'uly 1938 Angelo Joseph Tomasino, CC 1820 Boulevard New Haven Ralph Pierre Townsend. AAKb 48 Mercer Avenue Hartsdale, New York Robert John Tymoff 567 West 170th Street New York City Robert Baldwin Underwood. EX 60 Bretton Road Middletown Albert Edward VanDusen 317 Kensington Road Syracuse, New York Walter Junior Van Ness 165 Eighth Avenue Hawthorne, New Jersey Philip Frederick Voegelin. WY 8 Huntington Road Port Washington, New York Raymond James Walsh, time 851 East Twenty-seventh Street Paterson. New Jersey Harvey Allen Weber. AY 8827187 Place Hollis, New York SOPHOMORES Leonard Weinstein 135 Brooklawn Avenue Bridgeport John Hills Weitz, AKIC 20762 Beach Cliff Boulevard Rocky River, Ohio Charles Russell White, Ben! 75 Halstead Street East Orange, New Jersey Alphonse Francis Wichrowski 42 South Main Street Extension Middletown John Walter Will, AY 025 Sixth Avenue New Kensington, Pennsylvania W'illiam Allen Winslow, X4: 16 Glenwood Road Albany, New York Roger Francis Woodbury, 4mm 106 Sargeant Street Hartford Walter Clarence Zimmerman 91 Gale Avenue Meriden Sm ruly-om' N 4 HM AX 4v FR; FRESHMEN Ronald Dutton Adamson. BGH Westchester Country Club Rye, New York Robert Mason Agard. dJEK Williamstown, Massachusetts Anthony Carmen Alibrio 48 Morgan Street Hartford Gustave Sasse Allebach, AXP 309 South Main Street North Wales, Pennsylvania Lewis Marshall Andrews, Jr., NW 917 East Twenty-seventh Street New York City Myron Silver Arrick 934 Elm Street New Haven Thomas Willard Bailey, 22X 149 Gladstone Avenue Aurora. Illinois David Courtland Baker. 2N Pantigo Lane East Hampton, New York Albert Armington Barrows, Jr., xw 39 Manning Street Providence, Rhode Island Harry Pratt Benham, Xi! 84 Rockwell Avenue Naugatuck Frank Elwood Benson, AXP 1 Leighton Avenue Yonkers, New York Stanley Michael Bierylo, EX 9 Oak Street Norwich Charles Richard Blackburn 387 Western Avenue Brattleboro. Vermont William Andrew Blackmon. Jr.. xw 340 Marlboro Road Brooklyn, New York Joseph Blanchard 25 Evans Road Brookline. Massachusetts 1939 Richard Harry Blauvelt, EN Blaisdell Avenue Clinton Douglas Chandler Blohm, thiK 26 Rollins Street Yonkers, New York Ralph Albert Bloomsburgh, Jr., AXP 827 Park Avenue Albany. New York Victor Howard Borsodi, Jr., AND 2525 Gulf Building Houston. Texas George Everett Bottjer 32 Davison Avenue East Rockaway, New York Frederick Charles Brevillier, B0911 934 West Ninth Street Erie, Pennsylvania Herbert Daniel Brewster. th8 27 Cherry Street Montrose. Pennsylvania Frank Garretson Bristol. X1! 735 Lake Street Newark, New Jersey Robert Lindale Brown, th69 Drew Forest Madison. New Jersey Walter John Burke, Jr.. AKE 310 Alden Avenue New Haven Thornton West Burner, B6911 3509 Rodman Street Northwest Washington, District of Columbia Juan Cabrer, Jr., WY 1 Luna Street Ponce, Puerto Rico Herbert Ames Cahoon. Jr., WY 128 Nahant Street Lynn, Massachusetts Anthony Robert Calderone, AK E 80 Terrace Avenue Hempstead, New York Alfred Brainerd Carrier, Jr. Box 36 Middle Haddam Sr 1 wrty-fou r 1939 David Farnum Chapin, AIxE 523 XVest Ninth Street Erie, Pennsylvania Dene Barton Chapman 65 South Street Auburn, New York Horace Minotte Chatfield, 2X 47 Washington Avenue Seymour Lloyd Lyman Cheney, Jr., X4! 899 Myrtle Avenue Albany, New York Frank Priest Conant, EX College Highway Southampton, Massachusetts Frank Taylor Cotter Sharon Kenneth Folger Crafts, EX 124 Ridge Avenue Newton Center, Massachusetts William Henry Crowell, er EX 20 Lenox Place New Britain Charles Trice Culver, B6011 1312 Woodlawn Avenue XVilmington, Delaware Emilio Quincy Daddario 15 Agnes Avenue Mattapan, Massachusetts John Joseph Thomas Daly, KbEK 16 Dexter Avenue Meriden Donald Chisholm Davis, AKE 409 Ridge Road Middletown Lester Tripp Davis, Beau 17 Hillside Road Newton, Massachusetts Arthur Southcomb Day 33 North Wellington Street New Britain Robert McClelland Day, AAfb 22 Edgewood Road Summit, New Jersey FRESHMEN Lewis Dante DeLoreto 1 18 Standish Street Hartford George Lawrence DeMore. AXP Main Street East Berlin Edward Howell Derge. WY 215 Tuttle Parkway Westfield, New Jersey John Backus Dicklow 67 Lower Boulevard New London George Austin Dorr. Jr.. Bml 84 Pine Street Newport, New Hampshire Francis Stanley Drega Rockfall John Bodine Duncan. EN 125 Sunset Lane Tenafly, New Jersey Harold Cameron Dunn, WY 16 Canterbury Road Ben Avon Heights Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania John Murray Durward, AXP Box 72-A, R. F. D. $1: 3 Bridgeport Earl Gustav Eichin, Jr., WY Lake Drive West Packanack Lake Wayne, New Jersey Grant Turnbull Esterbrook, AMI! 639 Putnam Avenue Brooklyn, New York Robert Boyd Evans, AMP 65 Overlook Circle New Rochelle, New York William Burnell Faber, Amb 455 Compo Road Westport William Gettinger Fash, A'PA 1 1 Fairmount Avenue Hackensack, New Jersey Weston Phinney Figgins, chw 148 Summer Street New Bedford, Massachusetts Srrmly-fit 1' FRESHMEN Warren Albert Fitzgerald, Bwll 50 West Front Street Red Bank, New Jersey Thomas William Flood 19 East Main Street Portland John Bernard Folan, de 36 Hatcheson Place Lynbrook, New York Hollis Joseph Foster, Jr. 236 Kensington Avenue New Britain Frederick Everett Fowler, AND 23 Kensington Road Scarsdale, New York Robert Ellsworth Francis Durham Lloyd Jefferson French, AXP 328 North Main Street West Hartford Irving Lee Gage, 2X 5 Peacock Street Auburn, New York Jim Barkman Gates, ARE 29 Gaines Street Little Rock, Arkansas David Layton Gillespie, WY 254 Stanberry Road Columbus, Ohio Morton Paul Goldstein 1 17 Baltimore Street Hartford Lawrence Barr Gray, XKII New Britain Frank Cicero Gregson, Jr., QNM Hotel DuPont Wilmington, Delaware Edward Chapman Grimshaw, WY 190 Forest Avenue Glen Ridge, New Jersey Inger Holmes Grocock, AXP 7.25 Vine Street New Britain David Edward Grosvenor 48 Lloyd Street Winchester, Massachusetts 1939 Frederick Lewis Hake, AKE 63 Saint Andrew's Place Yonkers, New York Donald Rogers Hallock, thK 49 Buckingham Road Yonkers, New York Frank Dawson Hallworth 31 Knowles Avenue Middletown Bryn Hammarstrom, Xxlt 408 Godwin Avenue Ridgewood, New Jersey James Christian Hansen, AAQ, 326 Onondaga Avenue Syracuse, New York Roger Eli Harrington, ATA 130 Beach Street Westerly, Rhode Island Philip Bean Harris, de09 Walpole, New Hampshire James Whitelaw Sibley Hartshorn, JL, AY 83 Ingersoll Grove Springfield, Massachusetts Kendall Payne Hayward 23 Shultas Place Hartford Harry Wright Heermans 276 Olden Avenue New Haven Robert Sidney Hellendale, EX Fairway Avenue Mamaroneck, New York Charles George Herberich, ARE 1211 West Market Street Akron, Ohio Walter Rollo Hibbard, Jr., ATA 37 Euclid Avenue Waterbury Walter Hakes Hill, AM, 523 Park Drive Joliet. Illinois Robert Wheaton Hinsdale, WY 289 Montague Place South Orange, New Jersey Fred Irving Hodge, Jr. 36 Warwick Street Middletown 1939 Richard Varnholt Holzer, WY 535 First Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio Proctor Willis Houghton. AXP 24 Sawyer Road Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts Earl Otis Hubbard. ATA 62 North Carll Avenue Babylon, New York Rodney Morton Huck, AY 34 Meadowbrook Road Longmeadow, Massachusetts Albert Minor Hughes 14 Bartlett Street Portland Chester Arthur Jackson, Jr.. ATA 30 Harvard Avenue Lynbrook, New York Louis Biel Jacobson 1115 Broadway New York City Henry Waino Jarvinen 55 Westover Road East Hartford Lester Bicknell Johnson, ATA 268 Nelson Road Scarsdale, New York William Jordan. JL, AND 67-130 Clyde Street Forest Hills, New York Joseph Briggs Kaesshaefer, WY 557 Hansel Road Narberth, Pennsylvania Charles Hollis Kelley 245 Chestnut Street Pottstown, Pennsylvania Theodore Fredric King, ATA 1 1 Perrybridge Road Greenwich Gilbert Floyd Kinner, EN 115 Spring Street Port Jefferson, New York Robert Corwin Kirkland, MI! 212 Oak Street Indian Orchard. Massachusetts FRESHMEN Frederick Bruce Knapp. 8911 216 Park Avenue East Orange, New Jersey Edward Thomas Krementz, AAA, 422 Walton Road Maplewood. New Jersey Frederick Albert Kuebl. Jr., 3911 428 Conrad Road Englewood, New Jersey Renfield Dews Lamphere, qwxw Sussex Hall Dobbs Ferry. New York William Edward Landon, 131011 Apartment 1 411 Washington Street Brookline. Massachusetts Donald Edgar Lane, B911 166 Hawthorne Avenue Glen Ridge. New Jersey Albert Lester Lehninger, qmw 75 Arnold Street Hartford Robert Paul Lev 33 VJestwood Road New Haven Donald Arthur Levinger. EN 43 Hickory Drive Maplewood, New Jersey William Henry Lewis 219 Broad Street Meriden John Raymond Lincoln, ATA 51 North Quaker Lane West Hartford Boardman Francis Lockwood, XX 80 Westerly Terrace Hartford Walter Lohrmann 217 Elm Street Meriden Richard Lambert Lord 145 Bassett Street New Britain Walter Gay Lough, Jr., ATA 1220 Park Avenue New York City Sm mily-n'x u: FRESHMEN Frederick Edgar Luhnow, diEK 17 East Fiftyeninth Street New York City Leonard Isaac Lutwack 11 Deerfield Street Hartford James Edward McCabc, Game 152 Hunting Hill Avenue Middletown Thomas Andrew McCainn. 111, AND 644 High Street Pottstown, Pennsylvania Vincent Edward McDonald, WY 9007 One Hundred Ninety-flfth Place Hollis, New York Wayne Loring Mckusick 32 Spencer Street Winsted Harold Bernard MacMahon 9 Stearns Road Wellesley, Massachusetts John Thomas McNulty, AKE 299 Pondlield Road Bronxville, New York Melvin Davis Maloney 33 Evergreen Avenue Middletown Philip Williams Marble. WY 227 Ridge Avenue Ben Avon Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Clifford Orland Mason, Jre, AY 11 Ridgehld Road Winchester, Massachusetts Gedney Russell Masten, EN 147 Westavelt Avenue Tenafly, New Jersey Robert Bernard Miller. 3X 39 Cherry Street Danvers. Massachusetts Joe Barry Morningstar, AKE 15 Meadow Avenue Bronxville. New York Edward Fred Mues, Jr., qwm 12 Geyer Street Haledon, New Jersey 1939 Charles Bright Munson 131 Museum Road Shanghai, China Charles Negbaur 71 Cottage Street New Haven Arthur Joseph Neppcl. Jr., MK 72 Bruce Avenue Yonkers, New York John Edward Nettleton 169 East Rock Road New Haven Harold Thomas Newark. EN 90 Norwood Avenue Brooklyn, New York Roger Elliot Newell, ATA 96 South Main Street Uxbridge, Massachusetts John Mars Newlands. AXP 55 Lorraine Street Hartford Bernard Fischer Nosworthy, AKE 25 Oriole Avenue Bronxville, New York John Francis O'Brien. Jr. HThe Seaside Waterford Gordon Mitchell Olds, ATA 320 Walnut Street Englewood. New Jersey John David Ovens, Jr., AXP 21 Franklin Road Summit, New Jersey John Bernard Pankow 55 South Water Street East Port Chester Stello Charles Pappageorge 55 South Street Hartford Oscar Stiles Parker. wa9 445 South River Street Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania Ellis Roberts Parry, AKE 355 Crest Road Ridgewood, New Jersey SH 1' Uly-viglJt John Alexander Patton, AKE Valley Road Paoli, Pennsylvania Frank Austen Pearce. BQOII 99 Franklin Avenue Yonkers, New York Warren Russell Perrins. EN 474 Thomas Avenue Rochester. New York Richard Laufersweiler Phelps, rwa 87 Barbour Street Hartford James Lyle Philips, A311, 266 Prospect Avenue Mount Vernon. New York Frank William Poglitsch 19 State Street New Britain Don Carleton Powell Box 118 Rockville, Maryland Roger Conant Pratt. AN!3 105 Hundreds Road Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts John Stephenson Pullman. Jr.. AMP 50 Unquowa Hill Bridgeport Charles Loreaux Quittmeyer, AKE 204 Ringgold Street Peckskill, New York Wilbur Richard Ray, B6911 63 Fitch Avenue New London Kay Porter Rehnberg, II, AXP 68 Hill Street Shelton Robert Alvin Rennie 27 Summer Street Blackstone. Massachusetts Banning Repplier River Street Norwell, Massachusetts David James Reque. XIII 232 South Ocean Avenue Patchogue, New York FRESHMEN John Mackey Reynolds, ARE 9 Grand Street Oneonta, New York Edwin Charles Richards, X4! 94 West Fairview Avenue Valley Stream, New York Willoughby Ferdinand Richardson, Jr.. AAKb 3 Walworth Avenue Scarsdale. New York Frank Vincent Robertson Middlefield George Rocker. Jr., B811 125 East Dudley Avenue VVesthld. New Jersey Lockhart Burgess Rogers, ATA 118 Center Street Manchester Hubert Barnes Ross 77 Admiral Street New Haven John James Rowe, Jr. 4 Division Street New London Arnold James Sagalyn Florentine Gardens Springfield, Massachusetts Jacob Peter Schilling, Jr., EX 1V13in Street Durham Gustave Henry Schorn. 2X 263 Forest Road Douglaston, New York VJilliam Charles Schwenk, AKE 4225 Carpenter Avenue New York City John Alexander Shelton, B1011 6614 Delficld Street Chevy Chase. Maryland William Anthony Shemet 45 North Bank Street New London William Helveston Shipps, wEK 218 Hart Street New Britain Srwnly- uinr FRESHMEN John Gilbert Simmons 171 Villard Avenue Hastings-on-Hudson, New York John Taylor Sinclair, Jr., X1! 226 North Pleasant Avenue Ridgewood, New Jersey Martin Bernard Singer 62 Sharon Street Hartford Halcyon Gardner Skinner, dizK 110 Highland Avenue Yonkers, New York Donald Scarborough Smith, Jr., WY 17 Ridgewood Road Windsor John Sparks, NW 601 Belvidcre Avenue Plainiaeld, New Jersey John Markell Stacey. WY 35 Woolton Road Essex Fells, New Jersey Paul Stephani, ATA Ridley Park, Pennsylvania Lcyland Edwards Stevens 151 May Street Naugatuck James Albert Stevenson, EN 26 Oakwood Avenue Kearny, New Jersey Robert Myron Stevenson, thw 20 Marcia Road Watertown. Massachusetts William Stevenson Stilwell, X'II Glen Mary Lane Radnor. Pennsylvania Oliver Ellis Stone, ARE 41 Park Street West Roxbury, Massachusetts John Miles Stoner. Jr., ATA 1717 West Troga Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Andrew Reed Sutherland, Jr.. 6N8 43 Monroe Avenue Pittsford, New York 1939 William Lemuel Sweet, III 199 Park Avenue Yonkers, New York John Preston Tarbox, Jr.. ATA 5025 Schuyler Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Alan Moulton Thorndike. 6N9 Montrose. New York Robert Donald Thornton, KW Indian Hill Road Winchester, Massachusetts Robert Henderson Throop, EX 198 Laurel Hill Road Norwich Samuel Miller Tuthill, 2N Rocky Point, New York Reino John Uskela 381 Camplield Avenue Hartford Philip Francis Walkley, AND 730 East Eighteenth Street Brooklyn, New York Richard Tryon Washburn 626 Savin Avenue West Haven Richard Penoyar Weld 109 North Allen Street Albany. New York David Anderson Wells, AXP 400 Highland Road Pottstown. Pennsylvania Samuel Candee Wheeler, $EK Oxford Road Seymour George Hoyt XVhippIe. Jr., WY 320 Westminster Road Rochester. New York John Miller Williams, Jr.. IDEK Haverstraw Road SuHern. New York Walter Edward Wright, WY 9 Mather Street Manchester Eighty TVVVVVVV VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVI FRATERNITIES PHI NU THETA Back row: Harris. Stevenson, Phelps. McCabc. Gregson. Thorndike Third row: VVoodbury. Atwater. Lampherc, Lchninger, Figgins. Mues Parker. Brewster. R. Brown. McClure. Foye, Folan, J. Brown. Walsh, Sutherland. See Second row: J Turner Macy. Richards. Kendall. Beach. Day, Havens, J. Macgregor, Bishop. Inglis Sonstroem. Petherbridge, Bogue, Bevan Front row: Andrews. A. Brown. MacNaughtcn. Schott. Tichenor, Johnson, Osborne, Roxby. Bates. Bowdish. Dunnell. Reynolds. R. Macgrcgor, Bomcmann. C, Turner Founded at Wesleyan in 1837 . ix , Fratres m Facullale 5r a$ Ralph Frederic Bischoff Herbert Lee Connelly Abemt 33m Burton Howard Camp Morris Barker Crawford : ; William George Chanter Karl Skillman Van Dyke '337 Eigbly-i u'u Frulres I'n Unfucrszlalu Nineteen Thz'rIgrSt'x Kenneth Richmond Andrews Rob Roy Macgregor Gilbert Landon Bates Alan MacNaughrcn Carl Bornemann Ashton Osborne Wellesley Wellington Bowdish Blake Greenwood Reynolds Arlo Ayres Brown. Jr. John Byers Roxby, Jr. Richard Lyman Dunncll Henry Paul Schott Robert Wells Johnson Clifford James Tichenor Chauncey Wilson Turner Nineteen '1.ht'rly-Seuen Robert Merriam Atwatcr Leonard Howell Havens William Waldo Beach Henry Thompson Inglis James Lord Bishop James Stanislaus Macgregor. Jr. Benjamin Wilson Day William Edwin Manring John Morris Turner Nineteen Yhng-Eigbl John Robert Bevan John Grant Magcc Joseph Wheelock Boguc Arnold Weston McClure Joseph Russell Brown Rlchard Wood Pethcrbridgc Warren Peck Forbes Charles Franklin Richards Howard Ryder Foye Edgar Thorp See David Nelson Kendall Walter Ray Sonstrocm John Williams Macy, Jr. Raymond James Walsh Roger Francis Woodbury Nineteen Thirty-Ninc Herbert Daniel Brewster Robert Lindalc Brown Weston Phinney Figgins John Bernard Folan Frank Cicero Gregson. Jr. Philip Bean Harris chfleld Dews Lamphcre Albert Lester Lehningcr James Edward McCabc Edward Fred Mues, Jr. Oscar Stiles Parker Richard Laufcrsweiler Phelps Robert Myron Stevenson Andrew Reed Sutherland, Jr. Alan Moulton Thorndike 1:73le -MH'H' PSI UPSILON Back row: Joslin. Rome, Beech, Bodinc. Hall, Rumoshosky Fifth row: Sweet, Craig. George. Grant, Ackart. Dresser Fourth row: Beardsley, Nicman. McArthur. Jacob, Little. Goodridge, Parker. H Dunn Third row: Whipple. Horne, Dary, Fauvrc. Jones. Bennett. Merritt. Dale. Sperling. Holler, Smith Second row: Cl Dunn, Harfst. Rose. Hatticld Jennings, Barton. Bentley. Clark First row: Stacey, Hinsdalc. Wright. Cahoon Gillespie. Grimshaw. Kaesshaefcr. Eichin. Marble, Dcrge Founded at Union College in 1833 Twenty-Six Chapters Eigbly-fam' Fratres in Facullate Paul Holroyd Curts Albert Mann, Jr. Leroy Albert Howland William Edward Mead Fralres in Universirale Nineteen 'I hirty-Sz'x John Sample Barton Richard David Harfst Bradford Morrill Bentley William Walter Hatfield Earle Wiley Clark Daniel Ostrandcr Scoflcld Jennings Gorden Campbell Dunn Stephen Roberts Rose Nineteen Thirfy-Seuen Richard Jenks Ackart Murray Pomcroy George Joseph Beech, Jr. Wilson Clark Grant Thomas Ray Bodine Warren Lamont Hall Robert William Rogers Craig Stuart Lorin Joslin James van Benschoten Dresser John Campbell Rome Adam Joseph Rumoshosky Nineteen Thz'rIy-Eight Alling Prudden Beardsley, Jr, Richard Walter Little David Irving Dary Duncan David McArthur Henry Schnull Fauvre Robert Howard Nieman Archie Ashton Horne, Jr. George Warren Parker Charles Waldemar Jacob Walter Joseph Sterling John David Jones Phillip Frederick Voegelin Nineteen Thirty-Nine Juan Cabrer, Jr. Herbert Ames Cahoon, Jr. Edward Howard Derge Harold Cameron Dunn L Earl Eichin, Jr. . David Layton Gillespie Edward Chapman Grimshaw v Robert Wheaten Hinsdale; - Richard Varnholt Holzer Joseph Briggs Kaesshaefer Duncan Donald McArthur Phillip Williams Marble ,Dona1d Scarborough Smith, Jr. John Markell Stacey L George Hoyt Whipple x EigMy-fin' CHI PSI Back row: Hammarslrom. Cheney, Sparks. Requc. Andrews. Richards. Sinclair, Stilwell. Ccrny, Thornton Fourth row: MacDonald. Barrows, Blackmon, Kirkland, Gray Third row: Symmcs, Schradc. XVinslow. Bovard. Bcngtson, Sccl. BristoI. Fillback. Benham. James. Monroe Second row: Usshcr. Knapp. Espcnschicd. Paine, Clerk. Smith. Potter. Chrystal, Edwards, McCroskery Front row: I ippinconv anfncy, Kipp. Schwing. Langley. Harding Broker Founded at Union College in 1841 Twenty-Five Alphas HM?! y-u x v Fratres t'n Universitate Nineteen Thirty-Six Thomas Oerter Broker Walter Barren Gaffney Howard Theodore Harding Paul Mercelis Kipp William Corey Langley Richard Henry Lippincott Merritt Frederick Schwing Ninezeen Thirty-Seuen Charles Anderson Chrystal Frederick Edson Clerk, II William Valentine Edwards. Jr. Lloyd Espenschied. Jr. Reino William Fillback Charles Harrison Knapp DeWitt Gardner McCroskery Willys Moore Monroe Robert Gregg Paine Edwin Ely Smith David Melville Ussher. Jr. Nineteen '1 him y-Ez'gh! Clifford Allan Bengston Everett Warner Bovard. Jr. Edward Charles Cerny, Jr. Nathan Whitaker James Nineteen Thirty-Nt'ne Lewis Marshall Andrews. Jr. Albert Armington Barrows, Jr. Harry Pratt Benham William Andrew Blackmon, Jr. Frank Garretson Bristol Lloyd Lyman Cheney, Jr. Lawrence Barr Gray v. Bryn Hammarstrom Robert Corwin Kirkland David James Reque Edwin Charles Richards John Taylor Sinclair, Jr William Stevenson Stilwell Robert Donald Thornton Joseph Alexander Schrade Charles Edward Seel Laurence Metcalf Symmes William Allen Winslow Iiiglzly- m '1' DELTA UPSILON Back row: Burnham Durando, Cumming. dc Polo. Kennedy. Will. Selway. Bennett, Tomasino Third row: Crosby. Biberman. Hess. Emmott. German. Sopcr. Bridges. Monk. Rehill. Edgell Second row: Leighton. Musson, Brewster, Wadmond, Patrick. Potts. Binder, Stephan Front row: Huck. Hartshorn, Mason Founded at Williams College in 1834 Fifty-Ninc Chapters 11th wiglrl Fratres in Facultale Herbert Eli Arnold Frank Edgar Farley Herbert Silas Rhinesmith Roland Mitchell Smith Fratres in Universitale Nz'neleen 'I hirl u SiX Laurence Oscar Binder Charles Dart Brewster Joel Beers Leighton Donald MacMillan Musson Baxter Smith Patrick Carl Edgell Potts Austin Farnham Stephan Gordon Louis Wadmond Nt'neleen 'I ht'rIu-SeUen George Kelly Beebe Philip Newell Bridges Charles Willard Crosby Raymond XVilliam Emmott Burton Yaegcr Hess Howard Merritt Sopcr Nineteen 'I ht'I l L1-E1' qht Arnold Tuttle Bennett David Biberman Elmore Goodwin Burnham Robert Black Cumming, Jr. Harold Arthur Durando David Palmer Edgell Lester Reader German Nineteen Thirry-Nz'ne James Whitelaw Sibley Hartshorn, Jr. Rodney Morton Huck Clifford Orland Mason Edward Thomas Hargravc Wray David Kennedy Robert Vermilya Monk Taber dc Polo Melvin Charles Rchill Harvey Allen Weber John Walter XVill Figbe 411le ALPHA DELTA PHI Back row: Townsend, Kallenbach, Depew. Pickard. Tuttle, Cooper. Klingcr Fifth row: Jackson. McConaughy Wardwell. Montgomery, Bowers, Hubbell. Seymour, Robbins Fourth row: Benson. Griffin, Banzhaf. Raker. Faber. Wright, Young. Pullman Brunet, A. G. Sheldon. Barker. Parker. R. K. Sheldon. McClelland. Shonk. Cherau. Merrell. Eaton. McCaslin, Morell. Beebe Third row: Norton. Van Lengen. Hancock. Calder. Clark Second row: Pratt. Hill. Day, Esterbrook. Jordan. Evans Front row: Fowler. Borsodi. Phillips. Walkley, Richardson, Hansen, Pullman. Krementz Founded at Hamilton College in 1832 Twenty-chcn Chapters Ninrm Fratres in Facultate Ralph Kirby White Walter Gutyon Cady Fratres in Universitate Nineteen Thirty-Six Roy Chester Barker Clark Evans Bruner George Turner Calder Sedgwick Ashton Clark, Jr. John Shonk Hancock Richard KVhittaker Hubbell James Lukcns McConaughy John Day Montgomery Sidney Jeffrey Norton Richard Kaufman Parker James Pullman. Jr. Alexander Graham Sheldon Robert Kingman Sheldon George Henry Van Lengcn Sterling Wardwell Nineteen 'I ht r!y Seuen Webb Alexander Coopcr Edward Dcnike Depew Samuel Edward Eaton, Jr. Andrew Jackson John Edward Kaltcnbach VJarren Klinger William Rossington Pickard Douglas Moulton Robins Thomas Cornell Seymour Russell Conwell Turtle Walter Newcomb Wright Chester Robinson Young Nineteen Ybirly-Eight Albert Henry Theodore Banzhaf William Hammond Beebe John Todd Benson Joseph Hill Bowers William Burnell Faber John Henry Griffm. Jr. Nineteen Thirry-Nine Frank Taylor Cotter Robert McClelland Day Grant Turnbull Esterbrook Robert Boyd Evans Frederick Everett Fowler James Christian Hansen 4 Walter Hakes Hill William Jordan, Jr. Edward Thomas Krcmcntz James Lyle Phillips Roger Conant Pratt John Stephenson Pullman. Jr. Philip Francis Walkley Thomas Andrew McCaslin, 111 David Clarence McClelland Brownell Mcrrell Frederick Louis Rakcr Herbert Bronson Shonk Ralph Pierre Townsend Ninrly-mlr DELTA KAPPA EPSILON Back row: Mackintosh. Holmes. Baird. G Reynolds, Gates. Hultine. VJeirz. Chapin, Poor. Calderone Third row: Edie. Van Cort. Seigel. Smith, Blair. Simonton, Clark, Dillon. Newman Second row: Burke, Hawley, Cushman, Pope, Weisenbach. Burton. Degnan. Ross. Lockner. Stearns First row: McNulty. Patton. Hake, Morningstar. Davis. Parry. Schwenk. J. Reynolds. Hcrberich. Nosworthy, Quitmeyer, Peck Founded at Yale College in 1844 Forty-Five Chapters Nim'ty-l um Frulres in Fucultute Thomas Wainw right Bussom Alexander Thomson Fratres in Unt'versz'tale Nineteen 'I h1'rty-St x Jackson Kempcr Burton Robert Earl Cushman Kenneth Joseph Degnan Charles Fisher Hawlcy Howard Edward Lochncr chon Grassie Newbery Edward Vanstonc Pope Peirce Maxwell Ross Marshall Lchunc Smith Lucllen Lampman Stearns VVilIiam Liddell Stephenson Carl Joseph Weiscnbach Nineteen Thirty-Seuen John Hiram Blair Harold Deming Clark, Jr. George Stewart Edie, Jr. Charles Stuart Dillon James Newman Charles Jacob Sicgcl John Thaycr Simonton Frank Chalmers Smith Allen Cornwall Van Cott Nineteen I hz r! u-Ei qht John Wyllys Baird Wallace Henderson Gage James Barkman Gates Wilbur Thomas Holmes Carl Elmore Hultinc Nineteen Thz'rly-Nine Walter John Burke. Jr. David Famum Chapin Donald Chisholm Davis Frederick Lewis Hake V Charles George Heberich John Thomas McNulty . Joe Barry Morningstar ; Bernard Fischer Nosworthy Ellis Roberts Parry John Alexander Patton Charles Loreaux Quittmcycr John Mackcy Reynolds William Charles Schwenk Donald Mackintosh John Barton Poor George Irving Reynolds, Jr. John Gilbert Simmons John Hills Wcitz NilH'lj -Hm r BETA THETA Pl Back row: Landon. Mauc. S. Davis, Grubb. Benson. R. Fitzgerald, Rocker. Thomas Newman. VVhiIc. Dal'l. Third row: Adamson. D. Ewart. Craw. Keefe. Trillcr, Edwards. Kaufman. Kctcham. R. Ewart. Kellogg. von Auw Second mw: XV. Fitzgerald, Gwiazda, Lane. Buck. Vandcrwarkcr. Sherman, Ehlcidcr, Kingsley, Tanner. Harris, Kowalcski Front row: D, Lane. Shelton. Dorr Knapp, Culver. I, Davis. Kuchl, Pearce, Burnett. Ray Founded at Miami University in 1839 Eighty-Four Chapters Nlrlrly-fum' Frulrcs in Facull at 0 Victor Lloyd Butterficld James Lukens McConaughy Hubert Baker Goodrich Paul Arthur Reynolds George William Hunter, III Edward Christian Schneider Wilbcri Snow Frulres in Universilute Nineteen 'Ith'rIy-Six Charles Albert Buck Donald Albro Kingsley Thomas John Ehlcidcr. Jr. Charles Edward Lane. 11 Robert Galbraith Ewart Allen William Sherman Henry John Gwiazda Ainslie Alexander Sloddcn Daniel Stewart Harris, Jr. Wilson Penncll Tanner Gordon Cay Vandcrwarkcr Nineteen Yhirry-Seuen Stanley Restaun Craw. Jr. Frank Avery Kctcham Austin Marrian Edwards Herbert W'alter Owen Frederick Lawrence Keefe James Coleman Trillcr Clark Tcmll Kellogg Walter Alvin Von Auw Nineteen Yhirtg-Eighl William Rogers Benson Walter Gregory Mauc Richard Francis Datz John Breakell Newman David Clark Ewart John W'cllington Nichols Joseph Rush Grubb. Jr. Alexander Thomas Charles Russell White. Jr. Nineteen Yhirly-Nine Richard Dutton Adamson Frederick Charles Brevillier Thornton West Burnet Charles Trice Culver Lester Tripp Davis George Austin Dorr, Jr. XVarrcn Albert Fitzgerald Frederick Albert Kuehl. Jr Donald Edgar Lanc Frank Austin Pearce . Wilbur Richard Ray John Alexander Shelton Nimly- 1m DELTA TAU DELTA . .:1: 1 '?$-,-$ 02! i .A 4 1'Nh 7w , f ,2- Bnck row: Fash. Hubbard. I-Ieislcr Masson, Pfeiffer, Squire. Cary. Huepper, Ncwcll. Marsh, Johnson Third row: Grosvenor, chdry. Sauer. Bancel. Trott. C Lincoln, McConkey. Vlarren. M002, D Hibbard, Goodrich. Kilbon Second row: Cranston, G. Warren, Houpert. Wanamaker. Erskine Clark. Behrms, E Wyarrem Coultas, Wick. Galloway. Scholl. Lorbeer First row: Tarbox. Stephani. Harrington. Hughes. J. Lincoln. Rogers. Jackson. Stoncr. Olds, W Hibbard. Lough, King Founded at Bethany College in 1859 Seventy Four Chapters Nim'ty-six Fralres in Universitate Nineteen Thirty-Six Paul Turkington Anderson Robert Galloway William Henry Behrens, Jr. Julian Salentine Scholl, Jr. Keith Radford Clark Emmett Wanamaker Dwight Whedon Coultas. Jr. Halsey Feraud Warner John Fisher Cranston George Stephen Warren John McArdle Erskine Theodore Charles Wick George Warren Wriston. Jr. Nineteen Thirty-Seuen Richard Slaught Bailey Arnold Ernst M002 Paul Bancel Frank Vance McConkey. Jr. Albert Lee Haynes Hubert Bradford Sauer Charles Gilbert Lincoln David Herman Trott Edward Keeler Warren Nineteen Thz'rIy-Eigbt Richard Durant Cary Francis Vaquith Huepper Albert Candlin Grosvenor Kenyon Kilbon William Henry Heisler, III Raymond Marsh, Jr. David Sharpless Hibbard Jacques Anthony Masson Philip Samuel Squire Nineteen Thirly-Nine William Gettinger Fash Roger Eli Harrington Walter Rollo Hibbard. Jr. Charles Otis Hubbard Chester Arthur Jackson. Jr. Lester Bicknell Johnson Theodore Fredric King John Raymond Lincoln Walter Gay Lough. Jr. Roger Eli Newell Gordon Mitchell Olds Lockhart Burnett Rogers Paul Stephani John Myles Stoner, Jr. William Lemuel Sweet, III NiHrIy-u'z m ALPHA CHI RHO Back row: DcMorc. Kcnnison. Duckworth, Porter. Clarke. Reitcr. Hockridge, Humason. Benson, Grocock Third row: Adams. Guild. Gochring, Warren. Thicsmcycr, XX'cbslcr, Judd, Maynard. Aylcsworth. Peterson Second row: Vw'cld, Livingston. O'Leary, Johnson. Jones. anrfoss, Smith. Sicglc. Hilyard. K. French. Prolhcroc. Ingham Front row: Rchnbcrg. Allebach. VJclls. Bloomsburgh. Houghton. Ncwlands. L, French. Ovens. Durward Founded at Trinity College in 1895 Nineteen Phis Nim-Iy-viglzl F ralres in U niucrsr'l ale Nineteen Tht'rIy-Six Avery Harrison Demond Lawrence Gregg Hilyard Elwood Gordon Johnson William Rich Jones Benjamin Heath Mead, Jr. James John O'Leary Stewart Pinnell Seigle Richard Parker Smith Robert Newell Zearfoss Nineteen 1.hz'rty-Seuen Andrew Joseph Adams Oscar Edward Beckvold, Jr. Kenneth Luther French Sherley Alden Guild Paul Bowen Ingham Harlan Crawford Judd Wendell Howell Livingston Roger Maynard William Henry Protheroc Jonathan Lawrence Thiesmeyer Linus Austin Warren Frank James Webster Arthur Francis Weld, Jr Nineteen Thirly-Eight Robert Doty Aylcsworth Eric Robinson Clarke Walter Niorris Dealaman, Jr. Donald Richard Duckworth John Lathrop Dyer William John Hockridge Nineteen Tbirty-Nine Gustave Sasse Allebach Frank Elwood Benson Ralph Edward Bloomsburgh, Jr. John Murray Durwood Lloyd Jefferson French Inger Holmes Grocock Proctor Willis Houghton John Mars Ncwlands John David Ovens, Jr. Kay Porter Rehnberg, II David Anderson Wells John Damon Humason Hugh Foster Kennison Thomas Jessee Leonard Earle Iver Peterson Robert Emory Porter Hulbert Anderson Reitcr Nillvly- uim' SIGMA NU Back row: Kinncr Mastcn. Baker. Blauvcll, Levingcr. Stevenson. Tuthill Second row: Newark. Howell. Fonminc Rowe. Carruth. Slrobcl First row: Van Vlict. Hall. Muller, Stiles. Vinal, McBride Founded at Virginia Military Institute in 1809 One Hundred Five Chapters Um' Ilmnlr 1 AI Fratres in Unz'uersitare Nineteen Thz'rry-Six Albert James Hall Thomas Irvin Read John Ferdinand Miillcr Stuart Penfield Stiles Francis Ellsworth Vinal Nineteen 7 him y-Swen Frank Everett Carruth, Jr. Bertram Malcolm McBride Louis Alfonse Fontainc Edwin Carmen Rowe William Judson Howell Charles Theodore Van Vlict, Jr, Nineteen 'I'hz'rly-Ez'ght John Gottfrey Frey. Jr. Edwin William Malley, Jr. Arthur French Kingsbury Harold Thomas Newark Nineteen ThirIy-Nz'ne David Courtland Baker Richard Harry Blauvelt Gilbert Floyd Kinner Donald Arthur Levinger Gedney Russell Masten Harold Thomas Newark James Albert Stevenson Samuel Miller Tuthill Um Ilnmlml Um PHI SIGMA KAPPA a ,. Back Row: Williams. Agard, Shipps, Luhnow, Wheeler. Neppel. Skinner Second row: Blohm. Perry, Kristensen, Russell, Edmiston, Duly, Gccr, Lauder. Hallock Front row: Clark. Davis. Carroll, Banks. Vme, Dower. Brown. Fink Founded at Massachusetts State College in 1873 Forty-Ninc Chapters 0m llnmlrml Tun Fratres in Universitale Nineteen Thz'rry-Six Harold Carlton Banks Adam Victor Mason George Armitagc Wray Nineteen Thirty-Seuen Vincent William Brown Vernon Cecil Dower John Bissell Carroll William Bertrand Fink Leonard Hill Clark Henry William Gecr Merrill Pierpont Davis Robert Thayer Russell Nineteen ThirlyiEighl Marcus Morton Edmiston. Jr. W'illiam Bryan Lauder, Jr. George Chester Kristenscn Lloyd Holden Perry Nineteen ThirIy-Nz'ne Robert Mason Agard Douglas Chandler Blohm John Joseph Daly Donald Rogers Hallock Frederick Edgar Luhnow Arthur Joseph Nepple, Jr. William Helveston Shipps Halcyon Gardner Skinner Samuel Candec Wheeler John Miller Williams, Jr. 0m Ilumlml Thn'r SIGMA CHI Back row: Dowds, Thomas. Crowell, Underwood. Shaw. R, Miller. Adams, Throop. I. Gage. Chatflcld. Bailey. Perrins. Conant, Bierylo, Hillendale Second row: Crafts. Scagrave. Berry, Blizard. Tompkins. L. Gage. Harris, Eames. P. Miller. Neitzel, Hubbard. Lockwood, Duncan Front row: Vincent. Howe. Shepard, Viets. Byers, Snyder, Benson, Wallwork, Gaugh. Dalton, Hallowell. Holden. Robinson. Nixon. Winslow Founded at Miami University in 1855 Ninety-Six Chapters Om Humlmi Four Fratres in Facultate John Elmer Cavelti George Tufford Moody Carey Herbert Conley Delton Louis Scudder Carl Leo Stearns Fratres in Universitate Nineteen Thirthix Frederic Rupert Benson Charles James Nixon John Stuart Blackie Elliott Thorton Robinson Arthur Mahlon Byers Clayton Charles Shepard Howard Clark Dalton George Caryll Snyder Frederick Guy Gaugh Charles Hall Sullivan Burton Crosby Hallowell Russell Mahl Viets John Thomas Holden Arthur Betteridge Vincent John Wadsworth Howe Albert Eugene Wallwork Howard Leighton Winslow. Jr. Nineteen Thir! y-Seuen Richard George Berry Donald Eldred Hubbard Everitt Pinnell Blizard Philip Fall Miller Ralph Prescott Eames Robert Paul Neitzel Lewis Edwin Gage Clifton Jonas Tompkins George Ransom Harris Paul Francis Wilson Nineteen 'l hir!y-Eight Robert Lawrence Adams Robert Byers Shaw Murds McRae Dowds Curtis Warren Smith Frank Hold Seagravc John Meacham Thomas Robert Baldwin U11 derwood Nineteen Thz'rty-Nine Thomas Willard Bailey Stanley Michael Bierylo Frank Priest Conant Horace Minotte Chatfield Kenneth Folger Crafts William Henry Crowell, Jr. Arthur Southromb Day John Bodine Duncan Irving Lee Gage Robert Sydney Hellendale Robert Bernard Miller Warren Russell Perrins Gustave Henry Schorn Robert Henderson Throop 0w Humlrrd rm WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY COMMONS CLUB Back row: Schlossman, Bender, Lev, Ross, Fisher Second row: Marson. Parente, Negbauer Arrick. Wells. Feir. Hood. Hayward Front row: Thomas, Gorback. Hammarslrom. Church Bthhis. Kaplan. Melnick. Samson Founded in 1932 Dissolved in 1936 Our Ilumlml Six Frater in Facultale Dagfin John Ccdarstrom Fratres in Unt'uersz'tare Nineteen Thirly-Six Charles Philip Buflthis Joseph Louis Melnick Raymond Burton Church Meyer Samson Eric Casimir Hammarstrom Abraham Schlossman Milton Herbert Kaplan Francis Ashe Thomas Nineteen Thz'rIprSeUen Harry Wolfe Edclbcrg Myron Charles Gorback Marvin Feir James Salter Hood Samuel Michael Fisher, Jr. Winthrop Albro Wells Nineteen 'Thirt;rEight Elmer Joseph Kelsey Harry William Marson Nineteen ThirtyiNine Myron Silver Arrick Kendall Payne Hayward Robert Paul Lev Charles Negbaur Hubert Barnes Ross Our Ilnmlml Sm m MYSTICAL SEVEN Back row: Calder, Sloddcn HNith ham. Sciglc Front row: Andrews, Barton. Bchrcne. McConaughy Harfsl. Hancock Founded in 1837 Established as Senior Society Ow1 and Wanm in 1867 Kenneth Richmond Andrews William Henry Behrens, Jr John Semple Barton George Turner Calder John Shonk Hancock Richard David Harfst James Lukens McConaughy, Jr. Stewart Pinnell Sciglc Ainslie Alexander Sloddcn Hm llumlrml I'lglll , SKULL AND SERPENT .e .aaag-r v. Front row: Jennings. Johnson. Burton, O'Leary, Barker Back row: chnan. Coultas. Cranston, Roxby Senior Society. Established in 1865 Roy Chester Barker Jackson Kempcr Burton Dwight Whedon Coultas Robert Wells Johnson James John O'Leary John Byers Roxby John Fisher Cranston Kenneth Joseph Degnan David O. S. Jennings Uln' llumlml Nun JOHN WESLEY CLUB Founded in March, 1936, to promote fellowship among the non- fraternity members of the college body and to establish proper channels through which they may participate in college body functions. A11 un- afhliated Wesleyan students are automatically members of this organization. Officers Mitchell William Garber - - - - Stephen John O'Brien Albert Edward VanDusen - - - Samuel Michael Fisher, Jr. - - - Leonard Weinstein, Clifton Eugene Davenport Herrmann James Baum Harry Bender Charles Philip Bufithis Raymond Burton Church Albert Michael De Tom Robert Bruce Goodrich Myron Charles Gorback Lester Herbert Aaronson Harry Wolfe Edelberg Marvin Feit Samuel Michael Fisher, Jr. Mitchell William Garber James Salter Hood Warren Melville Ashton Arthur Daitch Clifton Eugene Davenport Bernard Victor Dryer Frederick Palmer Ferguson Joseph Joshua Flashman Wallace Henderson Gage Everett Bushnell Cladding Israel Grower Anthony Carmen Alibrio Myron Silver Arrick Charles Richards Blackburn Joseph Blanchard Lowell Webster Budlong Alfred Brainerd Carrier Dene Barton Chapman Emilo Quincy Daddario Lewis Dante DeLoreto George Lawrence DeMore John Backus Dicklow Francis Stanley Drega Thomas William Flood Hollis Joseph Foster Robert Ellsworth Francis Morton Paul Goldstein David Edward Grosvenor Members 19 3 6 Eric Casimir Hammarstrom Harold Bell Hancock Harold Mortimer Hillman William Hogg Milton Kaplan Norman Joseph Kelman Ray Edwin Mayham, Jr. 1937 Hugh Judson Hughes Stanley Jacoby Francis Edwin Korn Emil Kotcher Irvin Joseph Kotzen Irving Landow Stephen John O.Brien 1938 Milton Isicoif Elmer Joseph Kelsey Calvin Oren Letendre Henry Irving Levine Richard Angelo Loiacono Frank Sebastian Marine Harry William Marson Joseph William Masselli Ralph William Moeller 1939 Frank Dawson Hallworth Kendall Payne Hayward Harry Wright Heermans Albert Minor Hughes Louis Biel Jacobson Henry Waino Jarvinen Charles Hollis Kelley Robert Paul Lev William Henry Lewis Walter Lohrmann Richard Lambert Lord Leonard Isaac Lutwack Wayne Loring McKusick Harold Bernard MacMahon Melvin Davis Maloney Charles Bright Munson Charles Negbaur President Vice-Presidem Secretary Treasurer Senators Joseph Lewis Melnick Herman Daniel Muehsam Louis William Palumbo Fred Alfred Ruocco Meyer Samson Abraham Schlossman Francis Ashe Thomas Alexander Richard Tonino Winthrop Albro Wells Herrick Thompson Wilson Elliott Sloane Wingert Eliott Sloane Wingert Earl George Witenberg William Charles Nelson Archibald Selden Prisk Theodore John Raczka Murray Irving Schwartz Angelo Joseph Tomasino Robert John Tymoff Albert Edward VanDusen Leonard Weinstein Alphonse Francis Wichrowski John Edward Nettleton John Bernard Pankow Stello Charles Pappageorgc Frank William Poglitsch Don Carleton Powell Robert Alvin Rennie Banning Repplier Frank Vincent Robertson Hubert Barnes Ross John James Rowe, Jr. Arnold James Sagalyn Martin Bernard Singer Leyland Edwards Stevens William Lemuel Sweet, III Reino John Uskela Richard Tyron Washburn Om Hundred Tm CARDINAL KEY Back row: Blizard. Beach. Banccl. Wingert. Seymour. Ackan. Hess. McBride From row: Bodinc, French. Garbcr. Fonlaine. Van Colt. Brown A Junior Society that is host to subifrcshmcn, visiting teams. and dis- tinguished visitors. Service to Wesleyan is its objective. Louis A. Fontaine , - - . - President Richard J. Ackart - 7 - - Secretary- Treasurer R. J. Ackart J. V.B. Dresser P. Banccl L. A. Fontainc W. W. Beach K. L. French E. P. Blizard M. W. Garbcr T. R. Bodine B. Y. Hess V. W. Brown B. M. McBride S R. Craw R. H. Potter T. C. Seymour Our Hmnlrml Elwyn HVVVVVVV VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV. H ATHLETICS BOOK Back row: Blott. Masson. Edwards. Jacoby1 Magee. VVeinstein. Jones. Dary. Feir, Ferguson. Emmott. Tanner. Daniels. Calder Second row: Jennings, Clarke. Horne. Ketcth. Craig. Klingcr. Burton. Coulras, Harris. Rowe, Erskine. O111eary Front row; Ackart. Voege1in, Jackson. Bevan. Pethcrbridgc, Fillback. VJardchl, Goehring. Ccrny FOOTBALL, 1935 Officers Robert W. Johnson - - - - - George T. Calder - - . . . - Jack L. Blott - - - - 1 - . Norman J. Daniels - - - . . . . - C aptain - - M anager C oach Varsity Team Assistant Coach J. R. Bevan D. S. Harris W. L. Klinger J. K. Burton A. A. Home J. J. O'Leary E R. Clarke C. E. Hultine R. W. Petherbridge D1 W. Coultas A. Jackson E. C. Rowe R1 W, R. Craig D. O. S. Jennings P. F. Voegelin R. W. Emmott R. W1 Johnson S. Wardwell J. M. Erskine J. A. Jones L. Weinstein R. W. Fillback F. A. Ketcham Record of Games Date Opponent Place Opponent Wesleyan September 29 Coast Guard Middletown 0 27 October 5 Connecticut State Middletown 0 6 October 12 Bowdoin Brunswick, M21 33 0 October 19 Haverford Middletown 13 7 October 26 Amherst Amherst. Mass. 26 0 November 2 Trinity Middletown 7 9 November 9 Williams Middletown 41 0 November 16 Rochester Rochester, N. Y. O 34 Won 4 Lost 4 Wesleyan 83 Opponents 120 Our Humlrnl FUIH'IITH FOOTBALL 1935 R W. Johnson, Captain C. Tr Calder, Manager EGINNING the 1935 season with a week of wet weather in which to prac- tice, the Cardinals met their first opponent e a new one to the Wesleyan schedule e the United States Coast Guard Academy. The game, played on Andrus Field in a cold, drizzling rain, proved a decided victory for the Blottmen who conquered the New Londoners by the convincing score of 27 to 0. The Visiting team was completely outplayed in a game featured by much passing. kicking, and fumbling. Wesleyan's backfleld combination of Johnson. Ketcham, Horne, and Harris worked smoothly while Burton's kicking was out- standing. After a steady drive down the field. the Cardinals scored their first touchdown early in the opening quarter, Ketcham taking the ball over the goal line. Consistent hammering through the Coast Guard defense netted two more tallies by Ketcham. and another by Clarke in the last quarter brought the final score to 27 to O The team's iirst win boded well for the rest of the season. A brilliant aerial attack, effective kicking, and good line and backfield play indicated success for the rejuvenated team. The hopes for an outstanding season were strengthened when the Wes team scored its second victory the following week over a visiting Connecticut State eleven by a close 6 to 0 score. Still fumbling and still aeriaI-minded, the Cardinals battled through a scoreless flrst half. finally making a touchdown in the last quarter on a forward pass from Johnson to O'Leary. The opposing line completely outclassed Wesleyan's forward wall and it was once more the brilliant playing of the Cardinal backfleld. led by Captain Johnson. that finally turned the tide in favor of the home team. Wesleyan's brief winning streak was broken on the next week-end when the Blottmen journeyed to Brunswick. to play against Bowdoin. The power- ful Maine eleven, making use of costly Wesleyan errors, piled up point after Our H u mz'ml Fiffu'll ACTION point to win by an overwhelming 33 to 0 score. The Cardinal team showed a strong opening offense and early in the game had the ball on Bowdoin's ten yard line, only to lose it on an incompleted pass. From then on the Polar Bears made steady long gains through the Wes defense until in the second quarter, they made their first tally. Poor blocking, weak tackling, and an aerial attack that found the Bowdoin team prepared all contributed to the Cardinal's defeat. It was a disheartening loss and one which banished any hopes for an undefeated season. The Haverford game at Middletown one week later saw the usual dance week-end let-down. The spirited visiting team unleashed a strong passing at- tack to overcome the Cardinals 13 to 7, thus avenging the 21-7 drubbing given them last year, The Blottmen were considerably hampered by injuries with Johnson, Horne, Ketcham, Coultas, and Jones all out for practically the whole game. Neither team scored until the hnal period when the visitors made a touch- down on the flrst play, then followed this up with another a few minutes later. Wesleyan then getting the ball, a run by Fillback, two Burton to Hultine passes brought the ball to the Haverford two yard line. Burton then rushed through center to score the Cardinal's only touchdown. Although the game was marked by rather weak playing, Hultine, Voegelin, and especially Burton distinguished themselves. Next on the schedule was the first Little Three game which took place at Amherst. Although the Sabrinas were heavy favorites we remembered hope- fully that it was almost an impossibility to predict With any certainty the out- come of a Little Three contest. Nevertheless. the Blottmen were overcome, 26 to 0. It was a disappointing loss since the Cardinals deiinitely outplayed the Amherst eleven, both offensively and defensively for the first half of the game. then unable to keep up their pace, succumbed to the powerful opposing attack. The Wesmen opened strong, and with smooth-working running and aerial attacks they piled up several first downs, coming near scoring once or twice in Olu' IIlHnlrca' Sixlz't'll JOHNSON the first quarter. They made their best scoring bid, however, in the second period, when, after runs by Home and Fillback. the ball was on the opponent's eighteen yard line. A Johnson to O'Leary to Burton pass netted twelve more yards, following which Johnson pushed through for two more. Here the drive was stopped by a strong Amherst line. The Lord Jeffs made their first tally in the third quarter after which a passing attack once more brought the Car- dinals within scoring power. With only two yards to go O'Leary was stopped on a fourth down. The last period found the Sabrinas complete masters of the field with a resulting hnal score of 26 to 0. On the following week-cnd the most dramatic and spectacular game of the season was played on Andrus Field. when the Wesmen, entering the game heavy favorites to lose, downed a strong Trinity team which had been unde- feated for two seasons. This thrilling upset marked what was for Wesleyan the most well-played contest of the season. Possibly spurred on by the invasion of the Wesleyan premises by Trinity supporters at two o'clock Saturday morn- ing, the eleven played with defensive and offensive brilliance to win 9-7, scoring a touchdown and held goal where they were not expected by their opponents to score at all. The team worked together with comparative flawlessness and Burton was particularly outstanding The win was not a lucky one: Trinity was outplayed in almost every way except possibly line-playi On November 9th, in spite of the previous week's inspiration got from beating Trinity, Wesleyan faced Williams' powerful club with undisguised foreboding. But as the Williams' captain is reported to have said, HWesleyan teams are never outfought , and the defeatist attitude did not mar the spirit of the men who had to face the eleven which had held Princeton to one touch- down. The usual thing happened: the first two quarters were a close-fought battle, but the weight of reserves began to tell just before the half. At the final whistle, Williams had run up 41 points. The final game of the season was played at Rochester where the Blottmen surpassed the Yellow Jacket team in every department of the game to win by 0m Hnmlml Svu-nlrm IMPASSE the score of 34 to O. The Wesleyan team demonstrated a power-aerial attack and an equally powerful defense which accounted for the interception of nu- merous Rochester passes The hrst score came early in the opening quarter when 2 Burton to Hultine to Home pass was successfully completed. On the extra point Burton missed the only conversion of the game. A second touchdown came in the next quarter when O'Leary, receiving a pass from Burton. crossed the goal line. Another Burton t0 O'Leary pass accounted for the third tally in the first part of the second half. This was followed by two more touch- downs in the final period bringing the total score to 34 to 0. Six seniors played their last game for Wesleyan against Rochester a Captain Johnson. Burton, O'Leary. Jennings. Erskine, and Wardwell. WHAT NOW? Our Hurlilrml Ifiglwlrwl L . w t X M' ; , c J gm N, y; ; x 2v I s, s'?, v ' a . W egg; . , g; m M x ,y g6; 2E7, , 5;: Back row: VJarner. Palumbo. VJalsh. McCurdy. Dunn, Bates. Barton. Smith Second row: Dresser. Hood. MncNaughtcn. Roxby, Slodden. Clark. Gaugh Front row: Poor. Hammarstrom. Stephan, W'hite SOCCER, 1935 Officers John B. Roxby - - - - - - - - Captain Gordon C. Dunn - - - - - - - Manager Hugh G. McCurdy - - - - - - Couch V arsir y Team J. S. Barton A. MacNaughtcn G. L. Bates L. W. Palumbo H. D. Clark J. B. Poor M. M. Dowds J. B. Roxby J. B. Dresser A. A. Slodden E, C. Hammarstrom A F. Stephen R. D. Harfst R. J. Walsh J. 8. Hood H. F. Warner Record of Games Date Opponents Place Opponent W'esleyun October 5 Connecticut State Middletown O 6 October 12 Worcester P. I. Middletown 5 2 October 15 Yale Middletown l 0 October 18 Tufts Medford O 4 October 26 Amherst Amherst 2 1 November 1 Trinity Middletown 0 3 November 9 Williams Middletown 1 3 November 13 Yale New Haven 4 0 November 16 Massachusetts State Middletown l 5 Won 5 Lost 4 Wesleyan 24 Opponents 14 Ow Ilumlrml Nim-lwu SOCCER 1935 HE prospects for a success- ful 1935 soccer season were bright from the start, with eight letter men back in the line-up, together with several of last year's freshman stars. In the opening game with ' Connecticut State Ol'l October J, B. Roxby. Captain Cl C. Dunn. Manager 5th, the McCurdymen justiv fied this optimism. No score in the first half, but in the second, Captain Roxby and the forwards indulged in a scoring spree that convinced everyone of the team's superiority. Roxby made five goals, Poor, one: and Connecticut State, one. The following Saturday, October 12th, a consistently accurate team from Worcester Polytechnic Institute gave the boys a decided setbacki Mudgett and McEwan headed the W. P. I. attack, While Roxby again led his team's scoring. The final score was 5-2. A much improved and more accurate team faced a major opponent, Yale. on October 15th. The game was hard fought and close throughout. Only in the last few minutes did Yale manage to make its single goal which won the game. Bates, Hammarstrom, and Barton distinguished themselves. Playing in the same line form, the Wesmen came back the following Sat- urday, October 19th, to overwhelm Tufts. 4-0. The offensive functioned ad- mirably. and the defense, with Bates again outstanding. completely stopped Tufts. Captain Roxby scored three goals, while Stephan tallied once. At Amherst the next week-end, October 26th. the team got off to a bad start when an early goal by Neilson of Amherst and another later in the half put the home team ahead. The boys never managed to overcome this lead de- spite a splendid comeback in the second half. The latter period was all Wesleyan, but only one goal was made e on a solo dash by Hammarstrom. A week later, on November lst. the Wesmen defeated Trinity, 3-0 on a very wet North Field. The almost continual downpour caused many spills and some erratic playing, but less of the latter with the Wesmen. Stephan, Roxby. and Hammarstrom excelled. Another important victory for the home team came November 9th when Williams was defeated here, 3-1. The game was hard fought all the way. but Stephan put us ahead after five minutes by his goal. and Williams never ser- iously threatened the lead. Roxby tallied in the second period: Stephan again in the third, while Stowell made Williams' score. At New Haven, the following Tuesday, November 12th, the Wesmen suffered a severe setback, being overpowered 4-0 by the strong Yale team. In the season's closing game, the boys broke the jinx which the usually inferior Massachusetts State teams have held for years over us. by defeating this year's team, 5-1 on November 16th. Roxby, Barton, and Stephan each scored once, and Clark, twice. Ten seniors played a fine last game for Wesleyan: Captain Roxby, Harfst, Barton, Bates, Hammarstrom, McNaughten, Palumbo. Stephan, Slodden. and Warnert Om' Hlimlrl'il Twenty Roger Maynard John F. Martin Raczka, Macgrcgor. Maynard. Fink. Grubb. Bovard CROSS COUNTRY Officers Varsit y Team C aptaz'n C oach E. W. Bovard J. R. Grubb E. G. Burnham R. R Macgregor W. B. Fink R. Maynard E. T. Sec Record of Meels Opponent Place Wesleyan Opponent Bard Middletown 15 40 Union Schenectady, N. Y. 40 15 Tufts Medford, Mass. 35 21 Trinity Hartford 28 27 Coast Guard Middletown 25 30 Little Three Amherst Williams 32 Amherst 30 Wesleyan 51 Won 2 Lost 3 Ow H11 mlrnl Tuwzh -um' Back row: Galloway. Bogue. Nelson. McBride, Fillback, Lash Front row: Seel, Sonslroem. Behrcns. Burton, Klingcr. Havens. Richards BASKETBALL Officers J. Kemper Burton - - - - 4 - - . Captain Robert Galloway - - - - - 4 - - Manager Dale W. Lash - 4 - - - - - - Coach Varsity Team W. H. Behrens, Jr. L. H. Havens W. C. Nelson J. K. Burton W. L Klingcr C. F. Richards, Jr. H. Bender B. M. McBride C. E Seel R. W. Fillback W. R. Sonstroem Record of Games Date Opponent Place Wesleyan Opponent December 13 Stroudsburg Middletown 3 2 42 December 17 Brown Middletown 3 5 '54 December 19 Coast Guard New London 28 21 January 1 1 Connecticut State Storrs 45 55 January 14 Trinity Middletown 33 28 January 17 Haverford Haverford 36 28 January 18 Swarthmorc Swarthmorc 3 3 22 January 21 Massachusetts State Middletown 30 26 February 14 Hamilton Middletown 44 36 February 18 Trinity Hartford 26 21 February 22 Williams Williamstown 37 45 February 26 Amherst Middletown 25 36 March 4 Amherst Amherst 30 '56 March 7 Williams Middletown 43 26 Won 10 Lost 4 Our Ilnmlrul THVIIIY-IHY; BASKETBALL 1935-86 J. K, Burton. Caplain R. Galloway, Manager HAVING lost but a few players through graduation, the basketball team embarked upon its 1936-37 season with unusually high hopes. Their optimism was well-founded, for the Lashmen completed their schedule with a record of ten wins and four defeats as well as a tie for second place in the Little Three competition. A well-balanced squad. led by Captain Kemper Burton. and made up of veterans and excellent new material cooperated very well in making the season as successful as it was. The opening game with Stroudsburg Teachers' College did not bode well for the Cardinals. A new opponent on the Wesleyan schedule, the visiting team played in top-notch form to outclass the Wesmen by a 43-32 score. A nine game winning streak, however, more than made up for this initial defeat. The opening Victory was won from a visiting Brown team by the narrow margin of 35 to 34. The playing was fast and rough throughout and was decided only in the last few seconds to play when Burton sank a foul shot. Klinger and Sonstroem were important factors in the Wesleyan scoring attack. The team next travelled to New London where it won an easy 38-31 vic- tory from the Coast Guard Academy. The Wesleyan players continued to display the form showed in their previous tilt with Brown and never lost the lead throughout the contest. Sonstroem and Klinger again led in the scoring attack. Following Christmas recess the Lashmen chalked up a third win by over- coming Connecticut State in a fast, rough and tumble game. After trailing behind during the whole nrst half, the Wesleyan five, getting adapted to the Storrsmen's zone defense, gained the upper hand in the last part of the battle to win by a 45-35 score. The fourth straight win was scored on the home court when the Cardinal quintet shut out Trinity by the score of 33 to 28. The Lashmen displayed un- usually good teamwork with the result that Wesleyan. except for a brief mo- ment in each half, managed to keep a slight lead throughout the game. Klinger led in the Cardinal scoring while Havens was particularly good on the defensive. The team next journeyed to Philadelphia and vicinity where two more triumphs were scored. Showing speedy offensive work and a strong defense. the Cardinals first defeated Haverford by a 36-28 count. The game was won in the second half, when the Lashmen. led by Sonstroem and Behrens, piled up a safe lead which the opposing team was unable to overcome. Om' III! mlml TlUt'IIIy-IIJ mt The trip was made completely successful by the defeat of Swarthmore in a speedy 32 to 22 contest on the next night. With this game the Cardinal quintet reached the peak of its form for the season. Their lead was never threatened during the entire game. Sonstroem continued as the team's high scorer while Burton and Havens contributed excellent defensive work. Returning to their home court, the Redmen scored their seventh consecu- tive victory by eking out a 30-26 win over Massachusetts State. The local players missed shots consistently throughout the game, failed to follow up on shots and only in the last few minutes showed their old form, at Which time, led by Havens, they scored five points to win by a narrow margin. The eighth victim of the powerful drive was Hamilton, defeated by the Wesmen, 44 to 36. The game was filled with rough playing and it was only the steady sinking of foul shots which eventually provided the winning margin for the Cardinal team. Klinger and Sonstroem were the mainstays of the offen- sive, each of them piling up a total of thirteen points during the game By way of a ninth victory Trinity College succumbed to the Wesleyan quintet for the second time. now by a 26-21 score. A hard-fought game, it was only after trailing for nearly three-fourths of the contest that the Lashmen smashed through the Blue and Gold defenseto sink the winning shots. Klinger once more led the Wes team in scoring while Havens starred on the defensive. The Cardinals' winning streak was finally broken when the Lashmen lost to Williams by the score of 45 to 37 in the opening Little Three contest. The Ephmen managed to stay in the lead for most of the game and were never ser- iously threatened by their rivals Sonstroem and Behrens played well both offensively and defensively but the team was completely bottled up by the Wil- liams' players. This setback placed Wesleyan at the bottom in the Little Three standing, Amherst having defeated Williams previously. The Lashmen, apparently unable to cope with their Little Three oppo- nents, next lost to Amherst by a 36-25 score in a rough but unexciting battle. The Jeffmen, capitalizing on their height. speed. and formation offensive. handed out the worst defeat the Cardinals suffered during the entire season. The Wes- leyan team's drive was unimpressive, its scoring power being completely clamped on by the opposing guards. This victory incidentally broke the jinx of many years which has always defeated Amherst on the Wesleyan court. The Sabrina team next gained the Little Three title by once more over- coming the Cardinals, this time by a 716-30 count. Although the Jeffmen had piled up a substantial ten point lead by the end of the nrst half, they faced in the last half a revived outfit which pressed them continually until the end of the game. As in the previous contest. the tall Amherst guards hindered the Wes- leyan attack with the result that only one player, Sonstroem. scored consistently. The final game of the season showed the Lashmen back in top form as they completely outclassed Williams to win by the score of 43 to 26. This triumph marked the single Wesleyan victory in the Little Three series and placed the Cardinals in a second place tie with the Purple team. The Wesmen out- played their opponents in every department of the game and amassed a huge lead which they kept throughout the contest, Sonstroem and Seel were stars on the offensive while Burton and Behrens, playing their last games for Wes- leyan contributed good defensive work. With this victory the Cardinal quintet ended a season which. in spite of its Little Three defeats, was highly successful. With only two men likely to be lost through graduation the outlook for an even more successful schedule next year is unusually bright. Om Hu mlrml Twerlly-fmlr Kenneth J. chnan Allen W. Sherman Hugh G. McCurdy Bnck row: McCurdy. Masson. Blizard. Mauc. VJCiscanch From row: Broker. Sicglc, chnan. Pullman. Jones SWIMMING Of f 16ch Cup! am M anager C oath Vurst'l y 'I 1811177 E. P. Blizard JA Pullman T. 0. Broker 8. P. Scigle K. J. Degnan W. P. Tanner W. R. Jones C. J. Wciscnbach Record of Mcels Dale Opponent Place 11'esleyun Opponenls December 20 Coast Guard Middletown 63 14 January 11 M. S C. Middletown 46 31 January 15 Yale Middletown 18 59 January 18 C. S. C Middletown 57 20 January 25 W. P. 1. Worcester, Mass. 58 19 February 15 Bowdoin Brunswick. Me. 56 21 February 22 Williams Middletown 5-1 23 February 29 Amherst Amherst. Mass, 2-1 53 March 6 Trinity Hartford 44 37; March 13-14 New England Williamstown. Nlass. Second Place Championships Lost 2 Won 7 Our lIHmIrmI Tu Villj -l'u r SWIMMING 1935:36 K. J. Degnan. Captain A. W. Sherman THE 1935-36 Cardinal swimming season was an outstanding one in Wesleyan swimming annals. After seven Victories the team vindicated its Yale and Amherst defeats by placing second to Brown in the New England Intercollegiate meet. On January eleventh the Cardinal swimmers returned from the M. S. C. meet with a 76-31 victory in which they captured flve hrsts. The squad lost its second meet to Yale by the score of 59-18. The highlight of the meet came in the 200 yard breast stroke when Degnan, swimming for the Cardinals. broke the N. E. I. record for the event with a time of 2:342, as compared with the old record of 2:368 which he set last year. The breast stroke was the only hrst that the home team could take, though several events were closely contested, notably the 150 yard back stroke, which Wiggin of Yale won by a margin of about a foot from Pullman of Wesleyani The following Saturday the Wesmen defeated C. S. C. in a 57-20 victory. The squad captured all nine events, and Degnan broke his own 200 breast stroke record to the time of 2:328 seconds for a record time that week. Outstanding in the meet. besides Degnan, was Tanner, who took firsts in both the 220 and 440 yard swims. Broker and Jones performed well in the dives. taking first and second respectively for the Cardinals. The McCurdymen triumphed over Worcester Tech in their fourth meet with a 58-19 victory. Captain Degnan took hrst in the 200 yard breast stroke, setting a new New England short pool record in that event by covering the distance in the time of 2233.8. Tanner swimming the 220 in 2240.4, and the medley relay team of Pullman. Degnan, and Seigle making the time of 3 :12 minutes. each set new records for the Worcester pool in those events. With Degnan shattering his own record for the third time by setting a new mark of 2231.2, the Cardinal swimming team scored a 56-21 triumph over Bowdoin the following Saturday. Two Wesleyan records also fell as the 300 yard med- ley relay team consisting of Pullman, Degnan, and Blizard, set a mark of 3:126 for that event, while Pullman swam the 150 yard back stroke in 1245.6. Om' lemlml Turuli-ui causing us to win all but the 220 event. By taking a first place in every event but the 400 yard relay race, the Wesleyan team completely outclassed the Wil- liams tankers by a convincing 54-23 score. Ken Degnan turned in the out- standing performance by lowering his own N. E. I. record in the 200 yard breast stroke to 2230.6. Broker had little difficulty in winning the dives, have ing amassed 78.43 points. In spite of the fact that they broke three pool records the Cardinal swimmers were swamped by Amherst the following Satur- day to the tune of a 53-24 score. The three records which the McCurdymen set were made by Degnan, who swam the 200 yard breast stroke in 2:33.61 by the 1245.6 time that Pullman set up in the 150 yard back stroke: and by the medley relay team of Pullman. Degnan, and Blizard, who won by a large margin in 3:14.4. The last meet was held at Trinity. and Wesleyan won by a score of 45-33, taking six out of nine events. Pullman broke the pools 150 yard back stroke record with a time of 1145.7 a missing the New England record by one second. Pullman, Degnan, and Seigle broke the pools medley relay record, and Broker and Jones captured the first and second place, respective- ly, in the diving events. In the post season New England Intercollegiate championships, held at Williams, the Wesleyan team captured second place with 25 points. Brown took first place with 37 points and Amherst third with 22. Ken Degnan won the 200 yard breast stroke race and the individual medley, in which he set a new N. E. I. S. A. record of 3:52. in addition to swimming on the medley relay team with Pullman and Seigle. which also set a new N. E. l. 8 A record of 3:106. Pullman turned in a line performance in the 150 yard back stroke With a time of 1:45 which lowered the N. E. l. S. Ar record in that event, set by Mittendorf of Yale in the Lassel pool three weeks before the event, thus completing a most brilliant aquatic season in Wesleyan's history. Later in the National Intercollegiate Meet at Yale, Captain Degnan placed second to Kasley of Michigan. who had broken the world record with 3 seconds to spare in a trial heat. to turn in the best National Wesleyan performance in swimming history and to cover the distance in the best time of his breast strok- ing career: 2:28+ for 200 yards. This last effort on Degnan's part climaxes his brilliant record of successive new low times in the New England Breast Stroke competitions. He has competed in New England and Eastern meets and his second in the Nationals represents his best time to date. but by no means indicates that he will not continue to swim and break records after graduation. The swimming season this year was extremely successful, and the success of the team is largely due to these members of the class of 1936. whose services will be missed next year. For 3 years Degnan, Broker. Jones. Pullman. Seigle, Tanner, Weisenbach have swam regularly: Coach McCurdy will have no easy task in replacing them. Om' Hnmlriil 'I'ur'uly-u'un Back row: Daniels. Rumoshosky. Jonvs. Vv'ardwell. Ccrny Second row: De P010, Pelherbridgu Rowe. Cranston. Voegelin, Mcrrell. Hammarstrom Front row: Dowds, Lippincott WRESTLING V arsz't y Team J. F. Cranston T. de Polo M. M. Dowds E. C. Hammarstrom R. H. Lippincott - - - - Captain B. Merrell R. W. Petherbridge E. C. Rowe A. J. Rumoshosky P. F. Voegelin January 25 February 15 February 29 of Matches Place Wesleyan Opponent Middletown 13 15 Williamstown. 17 11 Mass. Amherst, Mass. 6 22 Middletown 25 3 Ow H11 mlrnl Tm'nly-vigbl Nr-t INTERFRATERNITY SPORTS, 1935:36 Albert James Hall Basketball Alpha Delta Phi Phi Nu Theta Beta Theta Pi Handball Phi Nu Theta Sigma Chi Baseball Sigma Nu Psi Upsilon Touch Football Delta Tau Delta and Phi Nu Theta Basketball Beta Theta Pi Officer 1935 COMPETITION 19 36 COMPETITION Delta Kappa Epsilon Squash 1. Alpha Delta Phi 2. Delta Tau Delta M anager Swimming Phi Nu Theta Delta Kappa Epsilon Wrestling Psi Upsilon Delta Kappa Epsilon Track Alpha Chi Rho Chi Psi Tennis Psi Upsilon Delta Tau Delta Bowling 1. Phi Nu Theta 2. Sigma Chi Om' HM mlrm' T u'x'nf-r-nim' BASEBALL, 1935 John W. Edgar Earle L. Rich Jack L. Blott J K Burton D. W. Coultas J. W. Edgar K. G. Huntress R. W. Johnson F. A. Kierman Date Place April 20 Storrs April 24 Middletown April 27 Middletown May 2 Middletown May 4 Middletown May 8 Middletown May 1 l Amherst May 14 Middletown May 18 Williamstown May 22 Hartford May 25 Amherst May 27 Middletown May 29 Springfield May 30 Middletown June 15 Middletown Won 9 Officers - - Captain - Manager - - - Coach Varsity '1 19am L. W. Palumbo R. E. Schneider H, C. Syrett W. F. Tompkins B. H. White 1-1. N. Whitney J. J. O'Leary Record of Games Opponent Wes. Opp. Connecticut State 5 2 Clark 4 3 Army 2 8 Bowdoin 5 2 Amherst 1called1 6 6 Coast Guard 9 2 Massachusetts State 1 3 Trinity 2 1 Williams 4 13 Trinity 5 6 Amherst 12 4 Amherst 1play-off1 10 9 Springfield 1 12 Connecticut State 1 1 10 Williams 5 1 Lost 5 Tied 1 Little Three Champions 0111' H1: mlnwl Tbirly Back row: Blott, Bevan. McCaslin. Nelson. Reynolds. Burton. Ketcham, Kennedy. Schwing Second row: Boguc, Coultas. Ewart, Hcislen Sonstrocm. O'Leary, Havens, Horne. Bentley McBride. Palumbo Front row: VJingcrt. Foyc. VJcber. Warren. Jacoby. Ferguson. Cary, Jacob. Thomas, Potts BASEBALL, 1986 Officers James J. O'Leary - - - - - - - Captain Merritt F. Schwing - - - - - - Manager Jack L. Blott 1 - - - - 1 - - Coach Schedule Date Place Opponent April 7 New Haven Yale April 25 Middletown Boston University April 30 Middletown Bowdoin May 2 Middletown Amherst May 5 Middletown Colby May 9 Middletown Massachusetts State May 12 Storrs Connecticut State May 16 Middletown Williams May 20 West Point Army May 23 Amherst Amherst May 26 New London Coast Guard May 30 Middletown Connecticut State June 12 Williamstown Williams June 13 Middletown 11:45 p.m.1 Trinity June 13 Hartford 14:00 p.m.,1 Trinity Uln' llumln'zl TIJII'IIy-ouv TENNIS, 1935 Wesleyan 5 2 Officers Robert L. Talbot - - - - Captain Nelson C. Walker - - Manager Hugh G. McCurdy - Coach Theodore H. Banks - - - - - Coach Varsity Team R. C. Barker E. 0. King R. L. Dunnell J. L. McConaughy. Jr, M. H, Goode R. C. Tuttle A. C. Hoover R. L Talbot Record of Matches Date Opponent Place Wes. Opp. April 27 Vermont Middletown 8 1 May 2 Bowdoin Middletown 8 1 May 6 Trinity Middletown 5 3 May 9 Lehigh Middletown 5 4 May 10 Rutgers New Brunswick, N. J. 1 8 May 11 Haverford Haverford. Pa. 8 1 May 16 Brown Middletown 6 3 May 18 Williams Williamstown, Mass. 3 6 May 22 Trinity Hartford 3 6 May 25 Amherst Middletown 3 6 May 29 Army West Point, N. Y. 2 7 Won 6 Lost 5 Opponents 46 OIH' Humlrcrl Tbir'ty-Iwu Newberry, Clark. Tuttle. Barker. Bowers. McCurdy TENNIS, 1936 Officers Roy C. Barker - - - - - - - - Captain Hugh G. McCurdy - - - - - - - Coach Schedule Date Opponent Place April 25 Haverford Middletown April 30 Bowdoin Middletown May 2 Brown Providence, R. I. May 5 Bard Hartford May 7 Trinity Middletown May 9 Middlebury Middletown May 14 Williams Middletown May 20 M. I. T. Cambridge, Mass. May 21 Tufts Medford. Mass. May 23 Amherst Amherst, Mass. May 25 Trinity Middletown May 11. 12, 13 New Englands Middletown Our Ilumlrnl Tim I y-llzrn' Roger P. TRACK, Talmadge J. Wayne Newton John F. Date April 20 April 27 May 3 May 11 May 25 Martin Varst'ry Team R. J. Ackart R D. Beach J F. Cranston H. T. Harding R. D Harfst C. F Hawley A Lorbeer R. Maynard W. H. Merritt Record of Meets Opponent Boston University Middletown Middlebury Middletown Amherst Middletown Williams Middletown Trinity Hartford Won 2 Officers 1935 C aptain M anager , C ouch R. S. Overton H. W. Owen J. B. Roxby F. C. Smith R. P. Talmadge J. C. Triller D. Wertheim P. F. Wilson Wesleyan Opponenl 10293 3293 50 85 481W6 86 5 '6 54 81 65 2'3 60 13 Lost 3 Our Hmnlml Tlu'rlyfnur Back row: Rose. Hodgeman. Grubbv Bovard. von Auw. Adams. James. Tanner, Harding. Martin Second row: Aylesworth. Smith, Hawley Roxby. Harfst. Cranston. Beech, Porter, Clark TRACK, 1936 Officers R D. Harfst - - - - - - - - Captain S. R. Rose - - - - - - - - Manager J F. Martin - - - , - - - - Coach Schedule Date Place Opponen! March 10 Middletown Connecticut State Hndoon April 17 Middletown Boston Univcrsity April 24 Middletown Middlebury May 2 Amherst Amherst May 9 Middletown Williams May 15 Middletown Trinity Our Ilumlrml Tlu'rfy-fil r popular, Presented Presented Presented Presented Presented Presented Presented Presented Presented Presented Presented Presented Presented Presented Presented Presented Presented Presented Presented Presented Presented THE GYM KEY The Key to the Faycrwcathcr Gymnasium is presented at Class Day by the class holding it. to the class in college which is considered the most OQFFmeZTOILWLOOWFWmm IWEQQQZh . L. Steele, for '9-1, to L, K. Willman. for '97 .K, North, for '97. to W. R. Manon. for '99 . E. Harncd, for '99. to H. H. Sawyer, for '01 O. Wolcott, for '01. to H. F Legg, for '04 . Nixon, for 0-1, to C, W. Atwatcr, for '00 . E. Hancock. for '06, to G, C. Douglass, for '08 . C. Douglass. for '08. to J. G Paine, for '09 . C. Paine. for '09, to H. D. Jones. for '12 1W. Eaton, for '12, to R. S. Gibbs, for '13 .1. Wendell. for '13, to H. L. Pratt. for '1-1 .L, Pratt, for '14. to F, A. Slocum. Jr., for '10 W. Bccman. for '16, to R. B. Doyle, Jr., for '18 1. Pitt, for '18, to R, H. Anderson. for '20 . Dixon, for '20, to C P. Batcman, for '21 .Johnson, for '21, to A. W. Gridley, for '24 .Knowles, Jr., for '24, t0 F.W.H01dcn. for '27 .Holdcn, for '27, to G. E. Van Cott. for '29 .Tctley, for '29, to J. S. Miller, for '31 Russell. for '31. to 131 Sullivan, for '32 Holmes, for '32, to G. H. C166, for '35 . Clcc, for '35. to J. S. Hancock. for '36 Om IIHIIJml Tlmmm VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV. M-VVVVVVV VVVVVVVVVVVV VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV IV ORGANIZATIONS BOOK BAck row: Inglis. Keefe, Van Coll 1mm row: Monroe Mncgrcgnr. Andrews, Sloddcn, Crosby OLLA PODRIDA Edi! oriul Board Kenneth Richmond Andrews - , - - Editor-z'n-Chief Avery Harrison Dcmond 7 A - - , Associate Editor Rob Roy Macgregor - V 7 - - - Assistant Editor Ashton Osborne - - - e - - - Assistant Editor Junior Editors S. R. Craw H. T, Inglis C. W. Crosby F. L. Keefe M. P. Davis W. M. Monroe Business Board Business Manager Ainslie Alexander Sloddcn Associate Business Manager David Ostrandcr Jennings Junior Business Managers G S. Edie. Jr. A. C. VanCott One llmulrnl TlanJ-righf Back row: Fontainc. Macy, Grubb. Bovard. Shonk. Kelsey. Edwards, Leonard Front row: Keefe, Hubbell. Hancock. McConaughy, Leighton, Norton. THE WESLEYAN ARGUS James L. McConaughy Jr. - - - - Chairman John S. Hancock - - - - , - Managing Editor Joel B. Leighton - - - - - - - Sports Editor Sidney J. Norton - - - - - - - NeLUs Editor Richard W. Hubbcll Feature Editor Laurence O. Binder, Jr. Copy Editor Junior Editors E. D. Depew F. L. Keefe L. A. Fontainc E. S. Wingert Assistant Editors E. W. Bovard T. J. Leonard J. R. Grubb, Jr. J. W. Macy E. J. Kelsey H. B. Shonk, Jr. Avery H. Demond Business Manager Clifford JV Tichenor Advertising Manager Sterling Wardwell Circulation Manager Junior Business Managers A. M. Edwards C. H. Knapp R. H. Potter Photographic Edl'lors R. W. Moeller 1-1. As Weber Our Ilnmlrml Tbirfy-nhw Back row: Newman. Beach. Bodinc Front row: Leighton, Stephenson. Shepard THE WESLEYAN CARDINAL Edit orial Board William L. Stephenson Editor-in-Chief George T. Calder Associate Editor Robert E. Cushman Associate Editor Joel B. Leighton Asscc'ule Editor Junior Editors W. W. Beach J. Newman T. R. Bodinc Business Board Henri F. Houpcrt Business Manager Um Illlmlrml FIII'IY Back row: Porter. Macy Second row: XVcld. Masson. Van Lengcn. VJick Little, Front row: Sheldon. Stephenson. Houpcrr. Hubbcll Kipp PAINT AND POWDER CLUB Officers Arthur F. Weld, Jr. - - - - James L. Bishop - - - - - Thomas R. Bodine - - - - - Ralph D. Pendleton - - - - Members R. D. Aylsworth W. V Bennett, Jr. J. B. Carroll S R Craw, Jr. C W. Crosby R. F Datz S. E. Davis E. D. Depew A. M. Edwards H F. Houpert Associate Members G. T. Calder R. W. Hubbell D O S. Jennings T. C. Wick - - President - Vice-Presidenl Secretary - Treasurer Director .Keefc .Littlc .McClelland Macy, Jr .Masson .Ncitzcl .Portcr C. Rome .Robinson . von Auw ngWWPLoww Saomwygogr W. L, Stephenson S. P, Stiles G. H. Van Lcngcn 0111' Ilumlrnl l'm'ly-mn' WESLEYAN FIELD Officers Henri F. Houpert Stephen R. Rose XVilliam H. Prothcroc Aaronson Beebe . Bengslon . Bennett . Blohm . Carey Datz . Davis . Davis . Davis Espenschied Jr W P Figgins E. B. Cladding HrmOWZWUEOQF j-iUOTUUFm-Dizi . Bloomsburg. Jr. Nlembers J H. Griffin. Jr. S. A Guild A. R. Hertz W. T. Holmes H. F. Houpcrt F. A. Kuchl. Jr A. VJ. McClure W. L. McKusick B. H. Mead, Jr. C. Negbaur R. E. Newell J. B. Newman J. W. Nichols BAND Leader Manager Asszstant Manager B. S. Patrick W. R. Perrins R C, Pratt W. H. Protheroc B. G. Reynolds J. M. Reynolds J. S. Scholl. Jr. T. C. Seymour R. B. Shaw J. M. Stacey A. T. Strobel C. J Thompson H. T. Wilson W, A. Winslow Om' llumllul 131111734110 WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY MUSICAL ASSOCIATION Joseph S. Daltry Edward V. Pope Austin M. Edwards John B. Carroll Firs! Tenors A. Daitch B. W. Day M. M. Edmiston, Jr. H. J. Gwiazda M. Newlands . H. Protheroe J. W J. S. F. H. Seagravc R. D. Thornton R. H. Throop A. J. Tomasino G. S. Allebach W. W. Beach E D Davis A. J. Hall W. H. Prothcroc W. H. Prothcroc F. H. Seagravc Pullman, Jr Officers . - Couch Leader - Manager - - 4 , - Accompanisl Second Tenors Firs! Basses T. R. Bodinc C. A. Bcngston E. B. Cladding J, B Carroll J. H. Crifiin, Jr. C. A, Dorr, Jr. J. D Humason W. B. J Gaancy T. J. Leonard H. J. Hughes D. A. chingcr D. Mackintosh H. B. Merritt, Jr E, V. Pope P. S. Squire W. L. chc1, 11! J L. Thcismcycr R. F. Woodbury Second Basses W. T Holmes R. C. Pratt W. L McKusick M, F. Schwing J. F. Muller W L. Stephenson The Jt'bers J D Humason E. V Pope XV. W. Beach The Cardinals J. D. Humason H. J Hughes W W. Beach P. S. Squire E. V. Pope W T Holmes Um llltmllwl I'Ul'ljwilll't't' WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY ALUMNI COUNCIL Executive Commmee Officers Harold C. Grant, '08 Caldwell N J. - - Chairman H. Claude Hardy '11 White Plains N Y - Vice-Chairman Herbert L Connelly '09 Middletown - - Secretary-Treasurer Chairmen of Standing Commillees Robert 1. Laggren, '13 - - Fmance Harold M. Hine, '12 - Alumnt Reunions and Class Organization Albert 1. Prince, '15 - - - - - - Publtaty E. Kenneth French, '13 - 9 - - Secondary Schools Foster M. Johnson, '21 - w - - Alumm Clubs Robert W. Rice, '08 - - - Undergraduate Actwitzes F. Louis Maxim, '09 - - - - - - Placement Winfred K. Petigrue, '13 - - - Athlettcs George C. Davidson, '13 - Nomination of Alumnz Trustees George L. Mylchreest, '07 - - - - - Personnel Other Members W A. Jones. '81 C. P. Canham, '09 R C. Parker, '93 R. B. Chamberlin, '09 F W. Frost, '94 H. G. White '09 F. T Kurt. '95 E D. Deremer '10 W F. Sheldon '99 W B.H01ton Jr., '10 W MacNaughten 00 F. C. Brodhead 11 A M. Bailey '02 K. A. Sanderson '14 C. F. Price, '02 E. Y Morse '15 W. P Calder, '03 F B. Upham, Jr. '15 C. H. Tryon, '05 J. E Cavelti 18 C1.1.Bodine, Jr., '06 C.C.Gabe1 '19 L. S. Downey, '07 R. H Anderson '20 A. B. Haley, '07 J. L. Moore, '21 W. C.No1'th, '07 Ex-offt'cio The President of the University The President of the Board of Trustees Trustee Members C. Everett Bacon, '13 James I. Wendell, '13 0711' Humln'd Farfj-fullr CLASSICAL CLUB Officers W. W. Bowdish - - - J. B. Carroll - - - Facull y Members K. P. Harrington W. A. Heidel J. W. Hewitt President Secretary - Treasurer F. W. Nicolson A. F. Pauli J. W. Spaeth. Jr. Undergraduate Members M. Agard W. Bowdish M. Byers. Jr. J. B. Carroll J. B. Dicklow G. Goodridge W. L. Hall H. B. Hancock R. W. A. W. J. Van Ness W. T. Holmes E. T. Krementz H. B. MacMahon D. Maloney . H. Protheroe Robinson Stone Throop $2 .T. .E. .H. 700m Om' HIHIAIH'II FarIy-fil'c Back row: Pcthcrbridgc, Kalmnbach, McClelland. Sec Front row: Singer. Craig. Weld WESLEYAN CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Cabinet Robert W. R. Craig , - - - V - - President John E. Kaltcnbach - - - - - - Vice-President Edgar G. See - - - - - - 7 - Secretary Arthur F Weld - - - - A - - - Treasurer Joseph R. Brown - - - - - - Assislanl 'I reasurer David C. McClelland Richard W. Petherbridge George E. Bottjcr Wayne L. McKusik William G. Chantcr - - - - - - Adviser Edgar FA Singer - - - - - V - . Adviser Om' Ilnmlrml I'VH'Iy-xix m Back row: Wright. Fillback Third row: Johnson. Kaplan. Benson. Hunter, Schlossman. Bosworth Second row: Pullman, Ross. Blair. Fair. Monroe. Church. Melnick. Collins. Byers Front row: Samson, Simonton. Fisher, Hillman, VJanamaker. Dalton, Ketcher, Shepard PREzMEDlCAL CLUB PURPOSE: To further interest in practical and preparatory medical work. J. Pullman. Jr. Officers H. C. Dalton - - - 4 - . Prestldent C. C. Shepard - - - - - VtcaPrestdent R. B. Church - - 7 - 7 - Secrelafy-Treasurer H. M. Hillman - - Corresponding Secretary Facullg Members E Fauver Cl A. Hill L3 C Schneider H. B Goodrich CL VJ, Hunter. III Graduale Members M. W, Bosworth R. Collins J. M Hamilton M. A. Smith Undergraduate Members R. .J. Ackart M, P. George P, M. R055 E. M. Armstrong W. C. Grant E. C. Rowe F. R. Benson H. M, Hillman J. B Roxby, Jr, J. H. Blair E. G, Johnson M Samson C Bornemann S. L Joslin A. Schlossman P N. Bridges M. H. Kaplan S. P. Sciglc A M. Byers. Jr. L. R. Kaufman T C Seymorc R. B. Church N. J. Kelman C C. Shepard H. C. Dalton E. Kotcher C. J. Siegel A. M. De Tom B, M. McBride J. T4 Simonton C. S Dillon J. S Macgregor, C. H. Tichenor A T Ehleider J L. Melnick A. E VVallwork M, Feir VJ. M. Monroe E. W'anamaker R W, Fillback D. M, Musson H. F. VJarner S M Fisher. Jr. .1 Newman VJ. N, VJright Om' Humhml I'm'ly-n'tm Back row: Atwater. Mussom Rhinesmith. McClelland Donovan. Cavelti. Benson. Witenberg. Hoover. Vinal, Hillman Second row: Kcrnaghan, Bancel, Blizard, Warner, Susselman. Petrocelli. Samson, Fisher, Kaplan, Thomas. Read, Johnson Front row: Potts. r370 9a max wmwrm Goodrich. chdry, Monroe. Melnick. Binder. Dunnell. Harding. Pullman, Pickard, Ehleider ATWATER CLUB Officers . L. Dunnell - - - - - - . T. Harding - - - - - - . O. Binder - - - - - Facully Members J. E. Cavelti G. A. Hill S. Sussleman Graduate Members . 3 Donovan C. P. McClelland chdry A. R. Parente 1936 R. Benson H. T. Harding D. M. Musson O. Binder E G. Johnson C. E. Potts . L. Dunnell J. A. Jones J. Pullman G. Gaugh M. H. Kaplan T. I. Read . B. Goodrich J. L. Melnick M. Samson 1937 M. Atwater F. Carruth S. M. Fisher Bancel W. A. Cooper W. M. Monroe P. Blizard S. E. Eaton W. Pickard - President - Vzce-PreSIdenl Secretary- Treasurer C. R. Hoover H. S. Rhinesmith S. W, Kernaghan E. L. J. Raab S. P. Stiles F. A. Thomas F. E. Vinal A. B. Vincent H. L. Winslow E. C. Rowe T. C. Seymour E. G. Witenberg Om' Humlrml Furly-vigbl Back row: Flygt. Ccmeinhardt Second row: Pope. Espcnschicd. Smith, Bowers Front row: Bibcrman. McClelland. Schort. Usshcr DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN PURPOSE: To further a knowledge of those interested in the German language and customs. Officers H. P. Schott - - - - - - President C. Bornemann - - - - Secretary-Treasurer Faculty Members J C Blankcnagcl S. G. Flygt L, E. Gcmcinhardt Undergraduulc Members D. Biberman R. L Gochring C Bornemann W. Lohrmann .I H. Bowers D C. McClelland T. 0 Broker J. M. Ncwlands J. B. Carroll E. V. Pope A. Daitch H. P Schott L. Espenschied, Jr. E E. Smith E. B. Cladding D. M. Usshcr, Jr F. J. Webster OIL Hu mlrwl Fm'ly- Him WESLEYAN OUTING CLUB PURPOSE: To conduct a varied program of outdoor sports, including hiking, mountam climbing, camping, canoeing, trail work. and skiing. Carl Bornemann Albert Van Dusen James Dresser J. C. Blankenagel J. E. Cavelti W. G. Chanter P. H. Curts Edgar Fauver W W. Beach C. Bornemann H. A. Cahoon R. B. Church F. P. Conant H. C. Dalton J. B. Dresser J. B. Duncan R. L. Dunnell W. P. Figgins F. E. Fowler Bomemann. '36 Reynolds, 36 Officers - - Presiden! Secretary - - - - Treasurer Faculty Members G. S. Flygt W. T. Pattison:k M. C. Foster:k E. F Singer H. B. Goodriclrk K. P. Harringtorfk J W. Hewitt Undergraduate Members J. L. McConaughy :kAdUiser D. S. Hibbard J. S. Pullman R. M. Huck B. G. Reynolds S. Jacoby P. M. Ross W. Jordan G. T. Simonton E. J. Kelsey J. Sparks IA J. Kotzen W. S. Stilwell E. T. Krementz A. M, Thorndike C. 0. Mason A. E. Van Dusen S. J. Norton E. K. Warren W. R Perrins H. A. Weber J. L. Phillips W. A. Winslow Ski Team Simonton, '37 Program Kotzen. '37 Van Dusen. '38 Sept. 23 -Chauncey Peak - Higby Feb. 15 AlI-Wes1eyan cross-coun- hike. Sept. 30 Beseck hike. Oct. 11-13 Fal1 trip: ascent of vc major Adirondack peaks in Marcy region. Oct. 26 Work begun on ski trails, Nov. 3 Pistopaug hike. Nov. 16 Faculty-student hike and try race. Feb. 23 AIl-Wesleyan slalom race. Feb. Z9 Tunxis trip. Mar. 7 Tunxis ski races. Mar. 13-16 Winter trip: to Lake Placid. ascent of Mt. Marcy on skis. supper. . . April 9 Work begun on hiking Dec. 10 Indoor ski Instructlon bc- trails. gun. . . April 25-First canoe trip. Jan. e2n-d5. Mt. Greylock skx week- April 26 35-miIe hike. Jan. 12 Norfo1k ski trip. Jan. 25 Ski meet: Yale vs. W. O. C. at Mt. Higby. May 9'10 Spring trip: to Catskills. May 24-Hike and supper with Ap palachian Mountain Club. Om Hlmzlrnl Fifty LA socnini FRANCAISE PURPOSE: To acquire proficiency in the use of the French language by practice and to acquire an understanding of the French spirit and ideas through association with French culture. Offivers J. M. Turner - - - A - - - President M. C. Gorback - - - 7 - - - Treasurer H. F. Houpert - - - - - - - Secretary Facult y Members L. W. Bussom G. Moody A. Wt Mann L. H. Bowen W. T. Pattison Graduate Members B. G. Cherau Undergraduate Members A. F. Weld J. B. Kaesshaefer J. van B. Dresser J. A. Masson W. Holmes J M Turner H. D. Brewster M C. Gorback W. Jordan H F. Houpert G. K. Beebe LA TERTULIA PURPOSE: A Spanish club for conversation in Spanish, and for the study of Spanish life. Officers J. B. Dresser - - - - - - - President D. P. Edgell - - - - - Treasurer G. K Beebe - - , - - - - Secretary Faculty Members L. W. Bussom G. Moody A. W. Mann L. H. Bowen W. T. Pattison Undergraduate Members J. S Blackie E E. Smith E. G. Burnham J A. Turner W J. Howell A. F. Weld Jr. Our Humlml Iiifly-mu' WESLEYAN PRESS CLUB The Wesleyan Press Club has as its objective the advancement of Wesleyan publicity in the interest of presenting the college activities in an accurate light before the public. All dispatches to newspapers emanate from the Press Club. which is a central depot for all news of the campus. Members of the club include correspondents of various newspapers on cam- pus, editors of publications. and the College Body president. Officers F. L. Keefe - - - - - - . - - President T. R. Bodine . - - - - - - . Vice-Presz'dent L. A. Fontaine - - - - - - Secretary-Treasurer Faculty Members C. H. Conley K. M. Williamson Faculty Adviser H. L. Connelly U ndergruduule Members F. L. Keefe S. R. Craw, Jr. W. W. Beach E. Eichin L. At Fontaine H. P. Schott T. R. Bodine N. J. Kelman K. R Andrews A. A. Slodden R. K. Kilbon M. B. Singer E. G. Burnham J. W. Macy. Jr. W. H. Gage Thomas 0. Broker - - - - - - - President Elliott T. Robinson 7 7 - - - , Vice-President Richard H. Lippincott - - - - - - - Treasurer Paul M. Kipp - - - - - - - - Secretary Undergraduate Members 1936 T. 0. Broker J. T. Holden B. C. Hallowell P. M. Kipp H. B. Hancock R. H. Lippincott R. D. Harfst E. T. Robinson 1937 R. C. Berry R. H, Potter E. P. Blizard E S. Wingert 1938 We R. Benson E. J. Kelsey L. E. Gage R. B. Shaw 1939 D. J. Reque Om' llu mlml FIfly-l u'n ROSA CLUB PURPOSE: To promote an interest in Physics and its application. Officers John F. Muller - . - - R. L. Brown - . - . D. F. Carlisle - - . - Faculty Members W. G. Cady M. B. Crawford Graduate Members R. L. Brown D. F. Carlislc President Vtce-Prestdent Secretary - 'I reusurer V. E. Eaton K. S. Van Dykc A. H. Taylor W. Wathcn-Dunn Undergradualv Members H. Banks E. P. Blizard J. F. Miiller C J. Nixon H. Smith A. Thomas F E. Vinal WILLIAM JAMES CLUB PURPOSE: To further interest in Psychology. Officers Charles E. Lane - . - Samuel L. Fisher - . . Theodore C. Wick Faculty Members T. A. Langlie J. A. McGeoch President Vtce-Preszdent Secretary- Treasurer E D. Sisson R. K. White Undergraduul e M embers J. Newman J. Pullman A. A. Slodden A. T. Strobel W. P. Tanner J. L. Theismeyer T. C. Wick Om' Ilmnlrnl Fiflvlem'x' VAN VLECK CLUB PURPOSE: To further interest in Mathematics and its application. Officers E. C. Hammarstrom - - - - - President S. Wardwell - - - - 7 - Vice President B. G. Reynolds . - - Secretary-Treasurer Faculty Members H, E Arnold M. C. Foster B H. Camp Graduate Nlembcrs A. R. Parentc Undergraduate Members P. Bancel C. J Nixon H. Bender B. Reynolds E. D. Davis F. A. Ruocco G. S. Edie, Jr. S. Wardwell E. C. Hammarstrom W. A. Wells C. H. Knapp C. J. Weisenbach C. G. Lincoln THE WESLEYAN DEBATE COUNCIL Officers Wilbert Snow - - - - - - - - Coach Allen Sherman - - - - - - - President Richard Smith - - - - - - Secrerary-Treasurer Facull y Members Joseph Stokes Elmer Schattschneider Herbert Connelly Samuel Brockunier Sludenr Members Arlo Brown Roger Maynard Charles Buck Herman Muesham Om- Ilnmlml Fifly-fnu r SCRAWLERS' CLUB PURPOSE: To stimulate interest in creative writing at Wesleyan Uni- versity by the writing. reading. and criticism of literary pieces of our own composition. and to encourage an appreciation of literature in general by discussion. Offiu'rs W. L. Stephenson - - - - - - President J. B. Leighton - A - - - - Secretary Faculty Members R. D. Pendleton H. E, VVoodbridge W. Snow Graduate Members J. W. Edgar K G. Huntress M. H. Coodc Undergraduate Members K. R. Andrews P. F. Miller W. W. Beach S. R. Rose T. R. Bodine W. L. Stephenson R E. Cushman A. F. W'eld J. B. Leighton Officers Homer E. Woodbridgc - - - - - - President James 1-. McConaugy. Jr - - - . ViceLPresidenI Herbert L. Connelly - - - - - - Secretary Norman J. Ware - - - - - Financial Secretary Alumni Members Herbert L. Connelly, '09 Frank T. Davis, '11 Albert I. Prince. '15 Faculty Members Theodore H. Banks Norman J. Ware Cornelius F. Kruse Homer E. Woodbridge Undergraduate Members Kenneth R. Andrews James L. McConaughy. Jr. Avery H. Demond Stewart P. Seigle Henri F. Houpert Ainslie A. Slodden William L. Stephenson Om' Ilmnlnul Iiifly-fil': W-VVVVV VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVWVV VVVVVVVVVV. ADMINISTRATION LEROY ALBERT HOWLAND. PHD. Dean and Fish Professor of Mathematics B.A., Wcs1eyan University. 1900: M.A.. Harvard Uni- versity. 1904: P1111, University of Munich, 1908. Drexel Institute: Instructor in Mathematics. 1900-1903: Wesleyan University: Instructor in Mathematics. 1905, Asso- ciate Professor, 1908-1913, Professor. 1913 . Vice-Prcsident. 1921-1926, 1927-1935. Acting President. 1923-1925; Dean and Secretary of the Faculty, 1935 . Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi; Psi Upsilon. Um Ilumlrml lMlV-x'ixlll BOARD OF TRUSTEES GEORGE WILLETS DAVISON. B.A., LL.B., LLD. - - President HENRY INGRAHAM HARRIMAN. PH.B., LLD, - - Vice-President JOHN STEPHENSON PULLMAN. B.A.. LLB. - - - Secretary HENRY ANDREWS INGRAHAM. PH.B.,, LLB. - - - Treasurer THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY MEMBERS George Davis Beattys, M.A.. LLB, 689 Fifth Avc.. New York, N. Y. David Jacobus Carlough, B.A., M.D. - 426 Ellison St.. Paterson, N. J. Seward Vincent Coffin, B.A. - - 1011 State Bank Bldg, Albany, N1 Y. Raymond Lalor Forman, Ph.B., D.D. 263 West 86th St., New York, N. Y. Henry Ingraham Harriman. Ph.B.. LLB, LLD. 20 Somerset St.. Boston, Mass 01111 Foss McCormick. B.A. - - - - 11 Wall St. New York, N. Y Robert Brewer Newell. B.A. Hartford National Bank and Trust Co., Hartford DeWitt Burton Thompson. M.A., D.D. 100 Bristol Place, Syracuse. N. Y. John Edwin Wing, B1A.. LLB. . - 72 W. Adams St., Chicago, 111. John Spencer Camp, M.A1, Mus.D. - - - - 38 Willard St.. Hartford Frederick Morgan Davenport. Pb DH L1..D - - - - Clinton, N. Y. Charles Harrison Davis B A 53 Hunncwell St. Needham Heights, Mass. Addison Loomis Green BA. - - - - . - - Holyoke, Mass. Ernest Alexander Inglis, Ph.B.. LLB. - A - . - - Middletown William Adelbert Jones. M.A., 97 Glenwood Ave, East Orange, N. J. Clarence Lucian Newton. Ph.B.. J.M. - - 60 State St.. Boston, Mass. George Luther Peck. EA. 501 First National Bank Bldg. Scranton, Pa. Edward Lee Thorndike, Ph.D., Sc1D.. LLD. Columbia University, New York, N. Y. James Isaac Wendell, M.A. - , - The Hill School. Pottstown, Pa. Herman Aaron. B 5., LLB. - 20 Exchange Place, New York. N. Y. Clarence Everett Bacon. BS. - - - - 25 Broad St.. New York, N. Y. Henry Andrews Ingraham, Ph.B., LL.B., 40 Wall St., New York. N. Y. John William Langdale, B.A., D.D.. 209 Lincoln Place. Brooklyn. N. Y1 Albert Ernest Legg, B.A., D.D. - - - - - - . - Hcrkimcr. N1 Y. Eldon Hubert Martin, M.A., B.D. - - - - - - Springfleld, Vt. Albert Barrett Meredith. Pd.D., I-.H.D., 1-L.D. - - Cranford, N. J. William Gordon Murphy, B.A., LL.B.. 120 Broadway, New York, N. Y. James Loren Richards, LLD. - - - - - . A Newtonville, Mass. Clarence Robertson Smith, PhB. Clearfleld and C Sts., Philadelphia, Pa. Um H11 mlrul Fifly-nim- Arthur Evelyn Young. B.A.. - 545 William Penn Way, Pittsburgh, Pa. John Cheesman Clark, M.A., LLB, LL.D1 120 Broadway, New York, N. Y. George Willets Davison. B.A.. LL.B.. LLD. 70 Broadway, New York. N. Y. Frank Pearl Fletcher M. A S T B - - - - - , Littleton, N. H Frank Kirkwood Hallock M A. M. D. - - - - - Cromwell Stewart Freeman Hancock B. A. LL. B 800 Hills B1dg.Syracuse N Y. E1ijahKentHubbard.MA. - - - - - - - Middletown Albert Wheeler Johnston, BS. - - - 1 1 1 Broadway New York, N. Y Ralph Fernald Lowe, M.A. - - - - - - - - - Auburn Me. Horace Augustus Moses. LLD. - - - - - West Springfield, Mass Arthur T1 Vanderbilt, M.A., LL Bi - 790 Broad St, Newark, N. J. William Harvey Bath, B.A., S.T.B. - 493 Public SL. Providence, R. 1. Elliott Minton Eldredge, PhB. - - 73 Worth St.. New York, N. Y. Fredric Worthen Frost, B.A.. LLB, 122 E. 42nd St., New York, N. Y. John Gribbel, LLD. - - - - - 1513 Race St, Philadelphia, Pa. Clarence Eugene Hancock, B A., LLB. 1650 James St., Syracuse, N. Y. Winfred Byron Holton Jr. B A. 20 Exchange Place, New York. N. Y. John Stephenson Pullman B A. LL. B First National Bank B1dg.. Bridgeport George Greenwood Reynolds. LL. B. Ph. D. 45 Willoughby St. Brooklyn, N. Y. William Thayer Rich - - - - - - 20 Sargent St. Newton Mass. Frank Harder Ryder, B.A. - - - . - - - - - Cobleskill N. Y COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Messrs. Davison 1Chairman1, Clark, Green, S. F. Hancock, Ingraham. Johnston, Newell, Newton FINANCE COMMITTEE: Messrs. Newell 1Chairmani1, Murphy, 1Vice- Chairmam. Aaron, Bacon, Ingraham. Richards COMMITTEE ON FACULTY AND CURRICULUM: Messrs. Green 1'Chaz'r- mam, Meredith 1Vice-Chairman1, Beattys, Frost. S. F. Hancock, Hubbard, North, Thorndike, Wendell JOINT COMMITTEE ON HONORARY DEGREES: Messrs. Hallock 1Chair- mam, Davenport 1Vice-Chairmam. Aaron Chanter, Coffin, Con- ley, Godard, C. E. Hancock, Hoover, Legg COMMITTEE ON TRUSTEES AND NOMINATIONS: Messrs. Forman 1Chain mam, Vanderbilt iVice-Chairmam, Inglis, Wing. Young COMMITTEE ON BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS: Messrs. Johnston 1Chat'r- mam, Ingraham 1Vice-Chairman1, Camp. Eldredge. Harriman, Mc- Cormick, Peck COMMITTEE ON INCREASE OF ENDOWMENT AND EQUIPMENT: Messrs. Newton 1Chairman1, Frost 1Vice-Chat'rman1, Green, Gribbel, Har- riman, Hubbard, Jones, Langdale, Moses, North, Reynolds. Rich COMMITTEE ON THE ALUMNI: Messrs. Smith 1'Chaz'rman1, S. F. Hancock 1ViceeChaz'rmanl1, Holton. Ryder, Wendell Om' Humlml Sixty THE FACULTY MORRIS BARKER CRAWFORD, M.A. Foss Professor of Physics, Emeritus B.A., 1874, M,A., 1877, Wesleyan University. Wesleyan University: Tutor in Mathematics, 1874-1877, Instructor in Physics, 1880, Associate Professor, 1881, Professor 1884-1921, Emeritus, 1921--. Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Nu Theta. KARL POMEROY HARRINGTON. M.A. Professor of Latin Language and Literature, Emeritus B.A.. 1882, MAAW 1885, Wesleyan University. Wesleyan University: Tutor in Latin, 1889-1891: University of North Carolina: Professor of Latin, 1891-1899: University of Maine: Professor of Latin. 1899-1905: Wesleyan University: Professor of Latin, 1905-1929, Eme- ritus, 1929--. Phi Beta Kappa; Psi Upsilon. WILLIAM JOHN JAMES. M.A., L.H.D. Librarian. Emeritus B.A.. 1883, M.A., 1886, Wesleyan University; L.1-1.D., Dickinson C01- lege, 1920. Wesleyan University: Tutor in Mathematics, 1887, Instructor, 1890- 1895, Librarian, 1891-1929, Emeritus, 1929--. Phi Beta Kappa: Psi Upsilon. WILLIAM EDWARD MEAD. PHD. Professor of English. Emeritus B.A., 1881, M.A., 1884, Wesleyan University: Ph.D., University of Leipzig, 1889. University of Chicago Summer Session: Professor of Middle English, 1903 : Wesleyan University: Associate Professor of English, 1890, Professor. 1893- 1925, Emeritus, 1925--. FRANK WALTER NICOLSON. M.A., LL.D., LHD. Robert Rich Professor of the Latin Language and Literature. Emeritus B1A.,Mt.A11ison University 1Canada1, 1883: B.A., 1887, M.A., 1888, Harvard University: M.A. 13d eundem1, Wesleyan University, 1900: LL.D., Mt. Allison University, 1920: L.H.D.. Amherst College, 1930. Mt. Allison University: Tutor in English and French. 1883-1884: Har- vard University: Instructor in Sanskrit, 1888. Instructor in Latin, 1889-1891: Wesleyan University: Tutor in Latin. 1891. Instructor, 1894, Associate Pro- fessor, 1895, Professor, 1913-1934, Professor Emeritus, 1934--, Secretary of the Faculty, 1895-1930. Dean. 1918-1930. Phi Beta Kappa. CHARLES AUGUSTUS TUTTLE. PH.D., LLD. Professor of Economics and Social Science, Emerttus 13A,, 1883. M.A.. 1886, Amherst College: Ph.D., University of Heidel- berg, 1886; LL1D., Wabash College, 1913. Amherst College: Instructor in Political Economy, 1886, Associate Pro- fessor of Political Economy and International Law, 1892-1893: Wabash Col- lege: Professor of History and Sociology, 1893-1898: Indiana University. Summer Sessions: Professor of Political Economy and Political Science, 1911- 1913, 1916: Wesleyan University: Professor of Economics and Social Science, 1913, Emeritus. 1928- Phi Beta Kappa. Ow HI! mlrml Six ly-mn' HERBERT CLIFFORD BELL. PHD. Professor of History B.A., University of Toronto. 1903: Ph.D.. University of Pennsylvania. 1909: M.A. 1ad eundem1, Wesleyan University, 1912. University of Wisconsin: Instructor in History. 1909-1912; Bowdoin College: Professor of History. 1912-1926: Cornell University: Professor of History, Summer Session. 1925; University of Pennsylvania: Visiting Professox of History, 1925-1926: Yale University: Visiting Professor of History, 1927- 1928: Wesleyan University: Professor of History, 1926--. Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Eta: Zeta Psi. JOHN CHARLES BLANKENAGEL, PHD. Professor of German B.A,, 1908, Ph.D., 1915. University of Wisconsin. Pomona College: Instructor in German, 1911-1913: Goucher College: Assistant Professor of German, 1915, Associate Professor. 1916-1917: Univer- sity of Montana: Instructor in French, 1919-1920: Franklin College: Profes- sor of Modern Languages, 1920-1922: Ohio Wesleyan University: Professor of German, l922--: University of Chicago: Visiting Professor of German Lit- erature, Summer Session, 1930: College of the City of New York: Visiting Professor of German. Summer Session. 1934: Wesleyan University: Professor of German, 1934--. Phi Beta Kappa: Phi Gamma Delta: Omicron Delta Kappa. THOMAS WAINWRIGHT BUSSOM. PHD. Professor of Romance Languages B.A., Amherst College, 1912; Ph.D., University of Minnesota. 1920: M.A. Gad eundem1, Wesleyan University, 1924. Amherst College: Instructor in Romance Languages, 1914-1917: Prince- ton University: Instructor in Romance Languages, 1917: University of Minne- sota: Instructor in Romance Languages. 1919-1920: Wesleyan University: Associate Professor of Romance Languages. 1920. Professor, 1924. Phi Beta Kappa; Delta Kappa Epsilon. WALTER GUYTON CADY. PHD. Foss Professor of Physics Ph.B1, 1895, M.A., 1896. Brown University: 1311.11, University of Ber- lin, 1900. Brown University: Instructor in Mathematics, 1895-1897: Wesleyan University: Instructor in Physics, 1902. Associate Professor, 1903, Professor 1907--. Phi Beta Kappa: Sigma Xi: Alpha Delta Phi. BURTON HOWARD CAMP, PHD. Professor of Mathematics B.A., Wesleyan University, 1901: B.A., 1903, M.A., 1907, Harvard University: Ph.D., Yale University, 1911. Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Instructor in Mathematics, 1903- 1904: Harvard University: Instructor in Mechanics, 1906-1907; University of Michigan: Lecturer in Statistics. Summer Session, 1925: Wesleyan Univer- sity: Instructor in Mathematics, 1905-1906. 1907. Associate Professor. 1909, Professor, 1914--. Phi Beta Kappa: Phi Nu Theta. WILLIAM GEORGE CHANTER, D.D., Waite Professor of Ethics and Religion. Pastor of the College Church B.A., 1914, M.A., 1915, Wesleyan University: S.T.B., Boston Univer- sity, 1918; M.A., Harvard University, 1920: D.D.. Lawrence College, 1930. Wesleyan University: Instructor in Ethics and Religion, 1919, Assistant Professor, 1920, Associate Professor. 1922. Professor 1923--: Pastor of the College Church. 1928--: Dean, 1930-1935. Phi Beta Kappa. Phi Nu Theta. Our llmnlml Sixiy-Itrrl CAREY HERBERT CONI.EY, PHD. Professor of English B.A., University of Michigan, 1902; M.A., University of Chicago, 1912: Ph.D., Yale University, 1922: M.A. 13d eundem1, Wesleyan University, 1920. Grand Island College: Professor of English and Public Speaking, 1905- 1907: Purdue University: Instructor in English, 1907-1909: University of Michigan: Instructor in Rhetoric, 1909-1913: Wesleyan University: Associate Professor of Rhetoric. 1913, Professor, 1920, Professor of English, 1924--. Phi Beta Kappa. PAUL HOLROYD CURTS. PHD. Professor of German B.A., 1905, M.A., 1907, Ph.D., 1909, Yale University: M.A. 121d eun- dem1. Wesleyan University, 1920. Connecticut College for Women: Lecturer in German, 1932-1933: Uni- versity of Berlin, Institut fur Auslander, Summer Sessions. 1931, 1934: Wes- leyan University: Instructor in German, 1909, Associate Professor, 1913, Pro- fessor, 1920--. Phi Beta Kappa: Sigma Xi: Pi Delta Epsilon: Psi Upsilon. JOSEPH SAMUEL DALTRY. MA. John Spencer Camp Professor of Music M.A. 13d eundem1, Wesleyan University, 1931. Arrillaga Musical College: Professor of Organ. Composition, and Musical History, 1925-1927: Wesleyan University: Assistant Professor of Music, 1929, Professor, 1931--. Phi Beta Kappa. GEORGE MATTHEW DUTCHER. PHD. Hedding Professor of History B.A., 1897, Ph.D., 1903, Cornell University; MA. 1ad eundem1. Wes- leyan University, 1906. Professor of History, Summer Sessions: Cornell University, 1912: C0- lumbia University, 1913, 1924: University of Pennsylvania, 1917: University of California, 1918, 1921: University of Michigan, 1929: Harvard University: Lecturer in History, 1923-1924: Yale University: Visiting Professor of His- tory, 1926-1928: Wesleyan University: Associate Professor of History, 1901, Professor, 1905--, Vice-President, 1918-1921. Phi Beta Kappa: Phi Kappa Phi. FRANK EDGAR FARLEY, PHD. Olin Professor of English Literature B.A., 1893, M.A., 1894, Ph.D., 1897, Harvard University, M.A. 13d eundemL Wesleyan University, 1918. Haverford College: Instructor in English, 1897-1898: Syracuse Univer- sity: Instructor in English, 1898, Associate Professor, 1899, Professor, 1901- 1903: Simmons College: Associate Professor of English, 1903, Professor, 1906- 1918; Harvard University: Visiting Lecturer, 1925: Wesleyan University: Professor of English Literature, 1918--. Phi Beta Kappa: Delta Upsilon. EDGAR FAUVER. M.D. William F. Armstrong Professor of Physical Education, College Physician B.A., Oberlin College, 1899: M.D., Columbia University, 1909: M.A. 13d eundem1, Wesleyan University, 1915. Centre College, Coach and Gymnasium Director, 1899-1900: Oberlin College: Teacher of Gymnastics, 1900-1903: Columbia University: Associate Professor of Physical Education. 1909-1911: Wesleyan University: Associate Professor of Physical Education and College Physician, 1913--. Phi Beta Kappa. 0m Hmnln'll Siny-Iln'n' CLYDE OLIN FISHER. PHD. Professor of Economics and Social Science B.A., Trinity College tDuke Universitw, 1911; M.A., Columbia Uni- versity, 1916; Ph.D., Cornell University, 1919; M.A., 121d eundem1, Wesleyan University, 1922. Cornell University: Instructor in Economics, 1918-1919; Clark College: Aaaistant Professor of Economics, 1919-1920: Wesleyan University: Associate Professor of Economics and Social Science, 1920, Professor, 1922--. Phi Beta Kappa. MALCOLM CECIL FOSTER, PHD. Professor of Mathematics B.Sc., Acadia College, 1914: Ph.D., Yale University, 1921; M.A. 13d eundemL Wesleyan University, 1931. Yale University: Instructor in Mathematics, 1921-1925: Williams Col- lege: Assistant Professor of Mathematics, 1925-1927: Wesleyan University: Associate Professor of Mathematics. 1927. Professor, 1931 . Phi Beta Kappa: Sigma Xi: Gamma Alpha. HUBERT BAKER GOODRICH. PHD. Professor of Biology B.A1, Amherst College, 1909: M.A., 1914, Ph.D., 1916, Columbia Uni- versity: M.A. 12d eundem1, Wesleyan University, 1923. Union College: Instructor in Biology, 1915-1916; Marine Biological Laboratory: Instructor in Embryology. 1918, Head of the Department, 1922--: Wesleyan University: Instructor in Biology, 1916. Associate Professor. 1917. Professor, 1923--. Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi: Beta Theta Pi. HERBERT JOHN CLIFFORD GRIERSON. LL.D.. LITT.D. Frank B. Weeks Visiting Professor of English M.A., Aberdeen and Oxon: LL.D., St. Andrew's and Aberdeen: Litt.D., Cambridge, Manchester, and Trinity College. Dublin: Docteur 1honorary1. L'Universite' de Bordeaux: Fellow of British Academy; Professor at Aberdeen, 1894-1915; Professor of Rhetoric and English Literature, Edinburgh Univer- sity, 1915--; Visiting Professor of English. Wesleyan University, 1936. Phi Beta Kappa. WILLIAM ARTHUR HEIDEL. PH.D., LL.D.. L.H.D. Research Professor of the Greek Language and Literature BA, 1888, M.A., 1891, LL.D., 1929, Central Wesleyan College; Ph.D.. University of Chicago, 1895: M.A., 13d eundemk Wesleyan University, 1900: L.H.D.. Illinois Wesleyan University. 1929. Illinois Wesleyan University: Acting Professor of Latin, 1890. Professor of Greek, 1891-1894: University of Chicago: Instructor in Ancient Philosophy, 1895-1896: Iowa College 010w Grinnell College1 : Professor of Latin. 1896- 1905: Wesleyan University: Professor of Greek, 1905, Research Professor 1928--. Phi Beta Kappa. Om I1 mlrml SiA fy-fom' JOSEPH WILLIAM HEWITT, PH.D., LHD. Jane A. Seney Professor of Greek Language and Literature, Dean of Freshmen B.A., Bowdoin College, 1897: M.A., 1900, Ph.D.. 1902, Harvard Uni- versity; M.A. 12d eundem1, Wesleyan University, 1913: L.H.D., Bowdoin College, 1927. Bowdoin College: Instructor in Latin and Greek, 1897-1898: Wesleyan University: Associate Professor of Latin and Creek, 1905, Professor of the Classics, 1913, Professor of the Greek Language and Literature, 1928 . Acting Dean of Freshmen, 1925, Dean of Freshmen, 1926-1927, 1928--. Phi Beta Kappa: Kappa Sigma. GEORGE ALBERT HILL. PHD, Professor of Chemistry 13.8., Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 1913; M.A., 1914, 131113., 1917, Harvard University: M.AA 13d eundem1, Wesleyan University. 1924 Harvard University: Instructor in Chemistry. 1917-1919: Wesleyan Uni- versity: Associate Professor of Chemistry, 1919, Professor, 1924--. Phi Beta Kappa: Sigma Xi: Tau Beta Pi: Alpha Chi Sigma. CHARLES RUGLAS HOOVER, PHD. E. B. Nye Professor of Chemistry Ph.B., Penn College, 1906; B.S.. 1907, M.A., 1908, Haverford College: Ph.D., Harvard University, 1915; M.A. 13d eundem1, Wesleyan University, 1918. Haverford College: Instructor in Chemistry, 1908-1909; Syracuse Uni- versity: Associate Professor of Chemistry, 1913-1915: Wesleyan University: Associate Professor of Chemistry, 1915, Professor, 1918, Vice-President, 1926- 1927. Phi Beta Kappa: Sigma Xi: Alpha Chi Sigma. CORNELIUS FRANCIS KRUSF. PHD. William Griffin Professor of Philosophy 13.13.. 1915. M.A., 1917, Ph.D., 1922. Yale University: M.A. 121d eun- dem1, Wesleyan University, 1928. University of Illinois: Instructor of Psychology. 1920, Associate Pro- fessor of Philosophy and Educational Psychology, 1921-1923: Ya1e School of Religion: Visiting Lecturer in Christian Ethics, 1924: University of Illinois Summer Session: Professor of Philosophy, 1929; Wesleyan University: Asso- ciate Professor of Philosophy, 1923, Professor. 1928--. Phi Beta Kappa: Phi Delta Kappa: Kappa Delta Pi: Alpha Sigma Phi. ALBERT MANN. JR., PHD. Hollis Professor of Romance Languages B.A., Wesleyan University, 1906: N1.A., 1909. Ph.D., 1923, Harvard University. Wesleyan University: Instructor in Romance Languages, 1911, Associate Professor, 1913. Professor, 1920--. Phi Beta Kappa: Psi Upsilon. JOHN ALEXANDER MCGEOCH. PHD. Professor of Psychology B.A.. Westminster College, 1918: M.A., Colorado College, 1919: Ph.D., University of Chicago, 1926. Washington University: Instructor in Psychology, 192091922, Assistant Professor, 192291926, Associate Professor, 1926-1928: University of Arkan- sas: Professor of Psychology and Chairman of the Department, 1930-1935; University of North Dakota: Visiting Professor, Summer. 1928: University of Illinois: Visiting Professor, Summer, 1930: Stanford University: Visiting Professor, 1934: Wesleyan University: Professor of Psychology, 1935-9. Phi Beta Kappa: Sigma Xi. Om' Humlrml Snly-fiu- SIGMUND NEUMANN. PHAD. Lecturer in Economics and Social Science Ph.D., University of Leipzig, 1927. University of1Leipzig: Assistant Professor, 1925-1928; Deutsche Hoch- schule fiir Politik, Berlin: Director of Studies and Professor of Sociology and Modern History, 1928-1933: Wesleyan University: Visiting Professor of Eco- nomics, 1934-1935, Lecturer in Social Science, 1935--. FREMONT RIDER. MA. Caleb T. Winchester Librarian Ph.B., Syracuse University. 1905; M.A. 1ad eundem1, Wesleyan Univer- sity, 1934; Wesleyan University: Librarian. 1933-. Zeta Psi. EDWARD CHRISTIAN SCHNEIDER. PH.D., SCD. Daniel Ayres Professor of Biology B.S.. Tabor College, 1897: Ph.D., Yale University, 1901: Sc.D., Univer- sity of Denver, 1914; M A. 121d eundem1, Wesleyan University, 1919; M.P.E., International Y. M. C. A. College, 1923; SC.D., Colorado College, 1932. Tabor College: Instructor in Chemistry. 1897-1899 Professor of Biology and Physiological Chemistry, 1901-1903: Colorado College: Professor of Biol- ogy. 1903, Head Professor of Biology, 1907-1919: Wesleyan University: Pro- fessor of Biology, 1919--. Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi; Beta Theta Pi. FREDERICK SLOCUM. PHD. Professor of Astronomy B.A.. 1895. M.A., 1896, Ph.D., 1898, Brown University: M.A. 13d cundem1, Wesleyan University, 1914. Brown University: Instructor in Mathematics, 1895, Professor of As- tronomy, 1900-1909: University of Chicago: Instructor in Astronomy, 1909. Assistant Professor of Astrophysics. 1911-1914: Wesleyan University: Pro- fessor of Astronomy, 1914-1918: Brown University: Professor of Nautical Science, 1918-1920: Wesleyan University: Professor of Astronomy. 1920--. Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi: Phi Delta Theta. WILBERT SNOW. M.A. Professor of English B.A.. Bowdoin College. 1907; M.A.. Columbia University. 1910; Honor- ary M.A., Bowdoin College, 1925: M.A. 1'ad eundem1, Wesleyan University, 1929--. New York University: Instructor in Debating and English, 1907-1908: Bowdoin College: Instructor in Debating and English, 1909-1910; Williams College: Instructor in Debating and English. 1910-1911: University of Utah: Instructor in Debating and English. 1913-1915: University of Indiana: In- structor and Assistant Professor in English. 1916-1921; Reed College: Pro- fessor of English, 1918: Wesleyan University: Assistant Professor of English. 1921-1925: Associate Professor. 1925-1929, Professor, 1929--. Phi Beta Kappa: Beta Theta Pi. WILLIAM SPAETH. JR.. PHD, Professor of Classics B.A., Haverford College. 1917: M.A., Harvard University, 1918; Ph.D.. Princeton University, 1925: M.A. 13d eundem1, Wesleyan University, 1932. Brown University: Instructor in Classics, 1925. Assistant Professor, 1926, Associate Professor, 1928-1930: Wesleyan University: Associate Professor of Classics. 1930.13r0fessor, 1932--. Phi Beta Kappa. Ono HI! mlrnl Siny-si v KARL SKILLMAN VAN DYKE. PHD. Charlotte Augusta Ayres Professor of Physics B.S., 1916, M.S., 1917, Wesleyan University; Ph.D., University of Chi- cago, 1921. University of Chicago: Assistant in Physics. 1919-1921: Wesleyan Uni- versity: Assistant Professor of Physics, 1921, Associate Professor, 1925, Pro- fessor, 1928 . Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi: Phi Nu Theta. KOSSUTH MAYER WILLIAMSON. PHD. Professor of Economics and Social Science B.A., University of Alabama, 1913; M.A.. 1916. Ph.D., 1920, Harvard University: M.A. 13d eundemL Wesleyan University, 1923. Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Instructor in Economics, 1920; Wesleyan University: Assistant Professor of Economics and Social Sciences, 1920, Associate Professor, 1921. Professor, 1922--. Phi Beta Kappa. HOMER EDWARDS WOODBRIDGE. PHD. Professor of English B.A., Williams College. 1902: M.A., 1904, Ph.D., 1919, Harvard Uni- versity; MA. 1ad eundemk Wesleyan University, 1920. Colorado College: Instructor in English, 1906, Assistant Professor, 1908, Professor. 1910-1917: Harvard University: Exchange Professor. 1913-1914: University of Illinois: Visiting Professor, 1917-1919: Indiana University: Associate Professor, 1919-1920: Wesleyan University: Professor of English, 1920--. Phi Beta Kappa. JOHN ELMER CAVELTI. PHD. Associate Professor of Chemistry B.S., 1918, M.S., 1920, W'eslcyan University: Ph.D.. Yale University. 1929. Wesleyan University: Instructor in Chemistry, 1920, Assistant Professor, 1924, Associate Professor, 1929--. Phi Beta Kappa; Delta Sigma Rho: Sigma Xi: Sigma Chi. JOHN FREDERICK MARTIN. M.A. Associate Professor of Physical Education B.A., Oberlin College, 1920: M.A., Columbia University, 1934. Wesleyan University: Instructor in Physical Education, 1921, Assistant Professor, 1924, Associate Professor. 1926 . ELMER ERIC SCHATTSCHNEIDER. PHD. John E. Andrus Associate Professor of Government B,A.. University of Wisconsin, 1915: M.A.. University of Pittsburgh. 1927: Ph.D., Columbia University. 1936. Columbia University: Instructor in Government, 1927-1929; Rutgers University: Assistant Professor of Government. 1929-1930: Wesleyan Univer- sity: Assistant Professor of Government, 1930-1935, Associate Professor 1935--. ROLAND MITCHELL SMITH. PH.D1 Associate Professor of English B.A., 1918, MA., 1920, Wesleyan University: M.A., Bowdoin College. 1928; Ph.D., Cornell University, 1932. Williams College: Instructor in English, 1920-1922; Wesleyan Univer- sity: Assistant Professor of English. 1925-1935, Associate Professor, 1935--. Om' Hllmlrnl Sixly-xm'rn NORMAN JOSEPH WARE, PHD. Associate Professor of Economics and Social Science B.A., McMaster University, 1908: B.D., 1910, Ph.D., 1913, University of Chicago. University of Toronto: Instructor in Sociology, 1913-1914: University of Louisville: Professor of Sociology. 1919-1926: New School for Social Re- search: Instructor in Economics. 1926-1927: Wesleyan University: Associate Professor in Economics and Science. l928--. HERBERT ELI ARNOLD. PHD. Assistant Professor of Mathematics 13.8., 1921, M.A., 1923, Wesleyan University: Ph.D., Yale University. 1928. Wesleyan University: Instructor in Mathematics, 1922, Assistant Pro- fessor, 1927--. Phi Beta Kappa; Sigma Xi: Delta Upsilon. THEODORE HOWARD BANKS. JRH PHD. Assistant Professor of English B.A.. Yale University, 1917: M.A., Harvard University. 1920: 1311.11, Yale University, 1924. Yale University: Instructor in English, 1921-1928: Wesleyan University: Assistant Professor of English. 1928--. JACK LEONARD BLOTT. B.A. Assistant Professor of Physical Education B.A., University of Michigan, 1924. University of Michigan: Assistant Professor of Physical Education, 1924- 1934; Wesleyan University: Assistant Professor of Physical Education, 1934--. ALEXANDER COWIE. PHD. Assistant Professor of English B.A., 1919, M.A., 1920, University of Minnesota: Ph.D., Yale Univer- sity, 1930. University of Illinois: Instructor in English, 1920-1922: University of Minnesota: Instructor in English. 1922-1923; Wesleyan University: Instructor in English, 1924, Assistant Professor, 1927--. VERNET ELLER EATON. PH D. Assistant Professor of Physics B.A., 1921, M.A., 1924, Ph.D., 1931. Indiana University. XVilliams College: Instructor in Physics, 1921-1925: Wesleyan Univer- sity: Instructor in Physics, 1925, Assistant Professor, 1927--. Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi. HENRY-RUSSELL HITCHCOCK. JR.. M.A. Assistant Professor of Art B.A., 1924, M.A1. 1927, Harvard University. Harvard University: Tutor in Fine Arts. 1925-1927: Vassar College: Assistant Professor of Art, 1927-1929: Connecticut College for Women: Vis- iting Professor of Art. 1934 ; Wesleyan University: Assistant Professor of Art, l929--. GEORGE WILLIAM HUNTER. 111. PHD. Assistant Professor of Biology B.S., Knox College, 1923: M.A., 1924, Ph.D., 1927, University of 111i- nms. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute: Assistant Professor of Biology, 1927- 1929: Albany Medical College: Lecturer in Animal Parasitology, 1929: Rocky Mountain Biological Station: Staff. 1932 : Wesleyan University: Assistant Professor in Biology, 1929--. Phi Beta Kappa: Delta Sigma Rho: Sigma Chi: Beta Theta Pi. 0m- Humlrml Six ly-riglll THEOS ALVIN LANGLIE. PHD. Assistant Professor of Psychology B.A., 1924, Ph.D.. 1929, University of Minnesota. University of Minnesota: Instructor in Psychology, 1926-1927: Bates College, Summer Session: Visiting Professor of Psychology; Wesleyan Univer- sity: Instructor in Psychology, 1927. Assistant Professor, 1929--. Sigma Xi; Sigma Phi Epsilon. DALE WILLIAM LASH. M.A. Assistant Professor of Physical Education B.P.E., Springfield College, 1923: M.A., New York University, 1931. Springmld College. Summer Session: Instructor in Physical Education. 1925-1930; Wesleyan University: Instructor in Physical Education. 1924, As- sistant Professor, 1927--. Kappa Delta Pi. HUGH GRAHAM MCCURDY. B.S. Assistant Professor of Physical Education BS, Bowdoin College, 1922. Wesleyan University: Instructor in Physical Education. 1923, Assistant Professor, 1926. Kappa Sigma. WALTER THOMAS PATTISON. PHD. Assistant Professor of Romance Languages 13.8., 1925. M.A., 1926. PhD.. 1931.1-1arvard University. W'esleyan University: Assistant Professor of Romance Languages, 1929 . ADOLPH FREDERICK PAULI. PHD. Assistant Professor of Classics B.A., 1916, M.A.. 1917. Ph.D.. 1921, University of Illinois. University of Michigan: Instructor in Greek and Latin. 1921-1922: Dart- mouth College: Instructor in Latin, 1922, Assistant Proessor, 1926-1928: Lehigh University: Assistant Professor of Latin, 1928-1929: Wesleyan Uni- versity: Assistant Professor of Classics, 1929--. Phi Beta Kappa. JOE WEBB PEOPLES, PHD. Assistant Professor of Geology B.A., 1928, M.S.. 1929. Vanderbilt University: Ph.D., 1932, Princeton University. Peoples-Tucker School: Teacher of Mathematics and Latin, 1924-1925: Vanderbilt University: Teaching Assistant in Mathematics, 1927-1928, Fellow in Geology, 1928-1929: Northwestern University: Fellow in Geology. 1929- 1930: Princeton University: Assistant in Geology. 1930-1931. Fellow in Ge- ology, 1931-1932: Lehigh University: Instructor in Geology, 1932-1933: Wesleyan University: Assistant Professor of Geology, 1935 . PAUL ARTHUR REYNOLDS. PHD. Assistant Professor of Philosophy B.A.. 1925. M.A.. 1927, Wesleyan University: Ph.D., Cornell Univer- sity, 1930. Wesleyan University: Instructor in Philosophy, 1930, Assistant Professor, 1932--. Phi Beta Kappa: Delta Sigma Rho: Beta Theta Pi. BANCROFT WALKER SITTERLY. PHD. Assistant Professor of Astronomy B.A., 1917, M.A.. 1920. Ph.D.. 1922. Princeton University. University of Missouri: Instructor in Astronomy, 1922-1923: Wesleyan University: Assistant Professor of Astronomy, 1923 . Phi Beta Kappa. Om' l'lmnlrml Sixly-niur CARL LEO STEARNS, PHD. Research Associate in Astronomy B.A., Wesleyan University, 1917: 1311113., Yale University, 19231 Wesleyan University: Instructor in Mathematics and Astronomy, 1918- 1920: Yale University: Research Assistant, 1920-1925: Wesleyan University: Research Associate in Astronomy. 1925--. Phi Beta Kappa: Sigma Xi. ALEXANDER THOMSON, PHD. Assistant Professor of History B.A., Bowdoin College, 1921: B.A., 10xonian1. 1925: M.A., Bowdoin, 1928; Ph.D., Cornell University, 1932. New York University: Instructor in History. 1926-1928; Wesleyan Uni- versity: Assistant Professor of History, 1928--. Phi Kappa Phi: Delta Kappa Epsilon. RALPH FREDERICK BISCHOFF. MA. Instructor in Government B.S., Wesleyan University, 1927; LL.B.. 1930, M1A., 1931. Harvard University. Wesleyan University: Instructor in Government, 1935--. Phi Beta Kappa: Phi Nu Theta. LANDON HEBBARD BOWEN, M.A. Instructor in Romance Languages B.A., Princeton University, 1926: M.A., Harvard University, 1928. Harvard University: Instructor in French, 1928-1930; Wesleyan Univer- sity: Instructor in Romance Languages, 1934--. SAMUEL HUGH BROCKUNIER. M.A. Instructor in History and Government B.A., 1926, M.A., 1928,1-1arvard University. Wesleyan University: Instructor in History and Government, 1930--. IRVIN BUSSING. PHD. Assistant Professor of Economics A.B., 1923, M.A., 1927, Ph.D., 1935, Columbia University. Columbia University: Instructor in Economics, 1927-1935: Wesleyan University: Assistant Professor of Economics. 1935--. Phi Beta Kappa. VICTOR LLOYD BUTTERFIELD, M.AV Director of Admissions B.A.. 1927, M.A., 1928, Cornell University; M.A., Harvard University, 1933. Deerfield Academy: Teacher in English, 1928-1929; Riverdale Country School: Teacher in English and Latin, 1929-1931: Lawrence College: Instruc- tor in Philosophy, 1934-1935; Wesleyan University: Director of Admissions. 1935--. . Beta Theta Pi. NORMAN JOSEPH DANIELS. B.S. Instructor in Physical Education B.S., University of Michigan, 1932. Wesleyan University: Instructor in Physical Education, 1934--. Trigon. STEN GUNNAR FLYGT. M.A. Instructor in German B.A., 1932, M.A.. 1933, Wesleyan University. Wesleyan University: Instructor in German, 1933--. Phi Beta Kappa. Om Humlml Svn'uly LAURENCE EDWIN GEMEINHARDT. M.A. Instructor in German B.A., Brown University, 1929: M.A., Columbia University, 1931. Columbia University: Instructor in German, 1929-1931, Summer Session, 1931; Wesleyan University: Instructor in German, 1931--. Sigma Phi Sigma. GEORGE TUFFORD MOODY, PHD. Instructor in Romance Languages Ph.B., Wesleyan University, 1929: Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University, 1932. Johns Hopkins University: Instructor in French. 1930-1934; Wesleyan University: Instructor in Romance Languages, 1934--. Phi Beta Kappa: Sigma Chi. RALPH DARLING PENDLETON, M.A. Instructor in English and Director of Dramatics B.A., 1931, M.A., 1933, Wesleyan University. Wesleyan University: Instructor in English and Director of Dramatics, 1935--. DELTON LEWIS SCUDDER Instructor in Ethics and Religion B.A., Wesleyan University, 19271 American University of Beirut, Syria: Instructor in English, 1927-1928: Wesleyan University: Instructor in Ethics, 1932--. Sigma Chi. EDGAR FLETCHER SINGER. S.T.B. Associate Pastor of the College Church B.A., Wesleyan Universitv, 1930: S.T.B., Boston University School of Theology, 1933. Wesleyan University: Associate Pastor of the College Church, 1934--. Delta Kappa Epsilon; JOSEPH MORGAN STOKES, PHD. Instructor in English B.A., Presbyterian College of South Carolina: M.A., Yale University, 1928: B.A.. Oxford, 1929; B.Litt., 1930: Ph.D., Yale University, 1935: Presbyterian College of South Carolina: Instructor in Mathematics, 1925- 1926: University of South Carolina: Adjunct Professor of English, 1930- 1933: Yale University: Instructor in English. 1934-1935; Wesleyan Univery sity: Instructor in English, 1935--. RALPH KIRBY WHITE, B.A. Instructor in Psychology B.A., Wesleyan University, 1929. Wesleyan University: Instructor in Psychology, 1933 . Phi Beta Kappa; Alpha Delta Phi. DAGFIN JOHN CEDERSTROM. BA. Teaching Fellow in Geology B.A4, Wesleyan University, 1931. Wesleyan University Commons Club. HERBERT SILAS RHINESMITH, PHD. Teaching Fellow in Chemistry B.A., 1929. MlAn 1930, Wesleyan University; M.A.. 1931, Ph.D., 1933, Harvard University, . Phi Beta Kappa; Alpha Chi Sigma; Delta Upsilon. Ow IIIHIJrnI Sx'l'rIIIy-mu' GRADUATE ASSISTANTS MILLARD WILLIAM BOSWORTH. M.A. Assistant in Biology RICHARD LELAND BROWN. B.A. Assistant in Physics DUANE FRANK CARLISLE. B.S. Assistant in Physics RAYMOND COLLINS, B.A. Assistant in Biology THOMAS STARR DONOVAN. B.A. Assistant in Chemistry MACKARNESS HUTCHINS GOODE. B.A. Assistant in Physical Education JOHN MEACHAM HAMILTON. B.A. Assistant in Biology JAMES ALEXANDER HENDRY, BA. Assistant in Chemistry WANDA SANBORN HUNTER. MS. Assistant in Biology CHARLES PAUL MCCLELLAND. B.A. Assistant in Chemistry ROWERA NICHOLS MERCER. M.A. Assistant in Biology ANTHONY ROBERT PARENTE. B.A. Assistant in Mathematics JOSEPH VINCENT PETROCELLI, B.A. Assistant in Chemistry HAROLD EDMUND SMITH. B.A. Assistant in Physics MAURICE AMIEL SMITH, B.A. Assistant in Biology HELEN LOUISE TAYLOR. B.A. Assistant in Art HENRY NORMAN WHITNEY. B.A. Assistant in History Um Ilournl Srn'uly-lu'u -VVVVVVV VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVM I ADVERTISEMENTS AND FEATURES BOOK V DOWNEY HOUSE NEW BUILDINGS HIS year has seen great changes in Wesleyan's physical equipment. and it seems only right that we should record some of them here When we come to look over this book in future years, we may see from the View-section that the library was standing in all its glory in 1936, and that some other time- honored structures were fittingly recognized. But there are other buildings which didn't nnd their way into the view-section e because they were finished late in the year or were not made to lend themselves readily to photographic treatment. The Temple to Squash, apostrophized endlessly this year in poem and bon mot is a red brick thing built darkly to resemble College Row. Cone sequently it cannot be photographed. for in a picture it looks like nothing more than an oversized freight car. But the Squash Racquets building, along with the gym, was finished last year. Since September, 1935. the Faculty Club has been moved to the Russell House: there is a picture of it in the front of this book, The old quarters of the store in Judd Hall have been converted to serve the Departments of Music and Psychology, and the new store has been located in the Downey House. This structure is not at this writing very beautiful on the outside, as you can see from the illustration. However. there are plans afoot among the strolling THE GRILL Om' llllmlrml Xi'lrnly-fiir DAVISON HOUSE architects and builders Who have trod our soil all year for disguising the build ing's unattractiveness with skillful camouflage. Time will be when the college union will peep out from behind masses of shrubbery and boxes of geraniums and this picture will be only a black record of temporary undress. Inside the Downey House, we will remember in those sentimental days yet to steal on us nearvalumni, were all sorts of beautiful rooms. The Grill is the chief attraction e one of its levels, the lowest and most democratic W is shown here. Upstairs is the banquet hall, the ping-pong room, the lounges. the card-room. and everywhere all is comforti One of this year's fondest memories for Wesleyan men will be of the first view of the huge green vase in the niche on the stairway leading to the second floor, and of the breathless cx- citement with which we removed the perky little cap and peered into its cavv ernous insides. And we won't forget the doubt and tentativeness with which the builders inserted doorways. then blocked them off. built walks aimlessly throughout the grounds. then got lost trying to follow them But the Downey House is seriously 3 wonderful building, made for the service of students in matters of convenience. of necessity, and of comfort. The Davison House the new and superlative infirmary e is nothing to pass by lightly. The gift of Mr, and Mrs. Davison in honor of their two sons gives Wesleyan :1 place for rest and recuperation that could not possibly be more tastefully furnished, more completely equipped, or more comfortable A TREATMENT ROOM 0w lllmilrml Surnll-xn A PATIENTS ROOM and attractive. The views shown here give the exterior, and some of the rooms inside. We shall remember the pleasure and surprise with which we hrst viewed the results of the remodelling and enlarging of the old Hubbard House. Where earlier in the year it was unpleasant to be ill, now it is a positive pleasure. Even the head nurse has succumbed to the charms of the building and now has the grippe, experiencing for herself the glories of hospitalization. In the storm of enthusiasm that rose from the student body. amazement was expressed that a person could once see Wesleyan's plant. her buildings and grounds, and then even consider enrolling somewhere else. This exaggerated reaction is indicative of the appreciation we feel for the completeness of the fa- cilities that are ours to use here today. We are convinced that Wesleyan has the finest physical equipment possible, and that her athletic plant. her library, her laboratories, her Downey and Davison Houses. bear us out in saying that not only have we a practically perfect group of buildings and arrangement of facilities, but we also have the best plant of any college of our type that we know of. Buildings are not everything a college needs. but they stand for a great deal and an adequate material outlay is essential for a college of the intangible resources of Wesleyan. THE SOLARIUM 0m Illlv'llll'i'tl Spiruly-M'IWI THE FACULTY: WORK AND PLAY Our 11111111111, SM rIIly-H'IUJI IN ACKNOWLEDGMENT The Editors of the OLLA PODRIDA thanks those who have contributed to the progress of this book: Mr. G. Grant Painter, who printed it and bound it, and Tsingle-handedT got the copy in. Mr. Carl N. Stiber. who handled the engraving. Mr. H. Zamsky. who personally did most of the photography. Mr. Horace Hand, who planned most of the layout. The Alumni Council, neighbors of ours, who would do anything. Undergraduates, Who furnished snapshots. The Staff, patient drudges. Omv Hululml Srl'z'HIy-umv EiiHOTELST ::: 1 1 HOTEL NORTHAMPTON 1 1 and WIGGINS OLD TAVERN An Inn of Colonial Charm 1 1 Northampton, Mass. Excellent Food Popular Prices ROOMS $2.00 up Lewis N. 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Wales Lines CO. 1 BUILDERS SINCE 1864 MERIDEN CONNECTICUT Builders of Olin Memorial Library Harriman Hall Denison Terrace with its Marble The Shanklin Biological Laboratory The Alumni Athletic Building Rostrum, Balustrade and Steps 1 Squash Courts Building E B. STONE, 71an. WILLIAM S IL-o-MATIC HEATING Sale Distrilmtnrs fur Nzltiunal-hVillizmls OiLO-Mntic Knilcr Humer L'nit 0. 1V 8. XVilliums Oil-O-Matic lluilcr Burner 1111M L1umtltrtml-thlliams Furnace Burner Unit 1Yi11iams OiHW-Matic Burners can be quickly installed in your present heating systcm7wzlrm air, vapor, hot water or steam. DOM ICSTIC 1V INDUSTRIAL OIL BURNER EQUIPMENT Fuel and Range Oil TELEPHONE 131 53 WARWICK STREET MIDDLETOWN, CONN. Shmx'ing at the College Sinn- 1Vcckly $25 $30 $35 $40 1 1 i l . ; C a wI-C int, 1 W0? DISTINCTION 1 W 1 1052 CHAPEL ST. NEW HAVEN 1 James Hohfer Formerly 0f the Chaffee House FINE VARIETY OF CHOICE LIQUORS Next to MaxwelPs Restaurant 1 Free Delivery Tel. 1265 1 l Suits and Coats In Distinctive Browning King Models $30 to $45 .1151; an Exclusive Linc uf Furnishings lh-lm-svntzltix'o every week 211 the Wesleyan Store 3 Browning King 81 C0. 1 WIu're Every Man, Can, be Fitted 1 1070 CHAPEL STREET 1 NEW HAVEN, CONN. JIM ADAMS, Manager Compliments of The Connecticut Power Co. y , , ,, H. O. Daniels 51 Son 1 GRADE A MILK unmw 1 VHH IC LEGHORX EGGS A Bottle of Health Daniels, Milk Bottled 0n the Farm Fresher by a Day Telephone 2890W-2890R Middletown Smart but Conservative Clothes for the College Men GABERDINE SUITS SPORT COATS SLACKS SPORT SHOES HDE SHIRTS MAX PRESS, Inc. 205 Main St., Corner of College MIDDLETOWN Hartford Office Hotel Bond Milk and Hygienic Cream 1 ? From Accredited Herds 1 liA R Lli V. PROL Y Portland, Conn. Telephone 2104-2 W. J. 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