Williams College - Gulielmensian Yearbook (Williamstown, MA)

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TO LEVERETT W. SPRING, Gums, INSTRUCTOR, AND FRIEND, AS A SLIGHT Toxmr or 'rx-nz HIGH Esteem IN wmcl-x 1-IE is HELD nv 'rr-us Cmss or NINETEEN Hunmum AND ONE, 'rms Boox IS affectionately Debicateb. O

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1--'-'ur-' 'Nfl-LA.:--J E ICR BOCJK Of the Class of Nineteen Hun- dred and One of Williams College Cihcsc are tlgc l t ct anb brief chronicles of the tim -5 lg Published by the Class and Edited . .iil by it eivi ylfkff-l FRED LESLIE NEWTON 935 A Williamstown, Massachusetts . June, 1901

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THE 1901 CLASS-BOOK. Brief Sketches Class of 1901. Dana Tarbe11Acker1y, Phi Beta Kappa, was ard fiction. In debating, too, he has taken born in Shamburg, Pa., August 15, ISSO, and an active interest, and served as critic in the obtained his preparatory education at the Philotechnian Society Senior year. He has Olean High School. Olean. N. Y. I-Ie has chosen law as his profession, and will study at the Harvard Law School next year. His home address is 255 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. DANA T. AcK14:Rr.v. maintained a high rank in scholarship all through his course, and won the second Ben- ALFRED C, ISAKER. edict prize in Greek, Sophomore year, made Phi Beta Kappa the following year, and of Alfred Churchill Baker was born at Schagh- course received a Commencement appoint- ticoke, N. Y., April 1, 1880. He did his ment. English has been his favorite subject, preparatory work at the Mechanicville High and he has spent much time in reading stand- School and at the Troy Academy. Baker is