Williams College - Gulielmensian Yearbook (Williamstown, MA)

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WEBER HILL ARKENBURGH EBER HILL ARKENBURGH was born in Orange, New Jersey, September 21, 1880. He received his preparatory education at Barnard School, New York City. Arkie has applied himself chiefly tothe Sciences, especially Physics and Mathematics, and has shown a marked aptitude for these subjects. He is also interested in Greek Architecture. He is a member of the Lyceum of National History, belongs to the Art Association, and is one of the Greater New York Club. Arkie is azealous patronizer of the Fitchburg Railroad and an active member of the Northampton Club. He intends to devote himself to engineering, but is undecided where his studies will be continued. His address will be 120 West 94th St., N. Y. 1 E151

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MARCUS ARTHUR BARNES ARCUS ARTHUR BAR , . October 16, 1880. His preparation for Williams was ac NES was bom at Canaan Conn complished at Robbins School Norfolk Conn Bame , - - ,Y is a member of the Chess Club and r 'd t p esi en of the Connecticut Club. He has 'd t' 1 en ified himself with class baseball, having played at third base, Junior year. Nlarcus is decidedly averse to the evil effects which may result from over study and wisel sacrifices ll h y a c ances of mental over exertion. He states that the ten per cent system of cut ' ' ' s is the most enjoyable feature of Williams life His favorite -as well as most valuable course is Sociology He will probabl ent . y er D business after Commencement and gives Canaan, Conn., as his address. U71 1