Yale University - Banner / Pot Pourri Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

 - Class of 1918

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THE YAIJQ 17Rrgsi1ml1'ixN BLUE Book - . 131 Qllluhs fur Research aah Cliriticism Tlze Autlirojvology Club. Professor Keller in charge. Meetings, room 2212, Sloane Lecture llall, generally alt. Tuesdays, 8 p. m. The Biological Club. Secretary, Dr. G. E. Nichols. Meetings, Zoological Laboratory, Thursday evenings, as announced. The Chezuical Club. Secretary, Professor Drushel. Meetings, Kent Chemical Laboratory, Pridays, 5 p. ni. The Classical Club. Program Com., Dr. H. M. Hubbell and Dr. E. VV. Nichols. Seminary Room and Library, 20 Phelps Hall. Meet-f ings, alt. Mondays, 7.45 p. ni. The Ecououzics Club. Secretary, Percy VV. Bidwell. Seminary Room and Library, Room 12B, Sloane Lecture Hall. The Engineers' Club. Secretary, Professor Lockwood. Meet- ings, Mason Mechanical Engineering Laboratory, at intervals. The English Club. President, Professor Cook. Seminary Room and Library, 25 Linsley Hall. Meetings, alt. Mondays, 7 p. m. The Geological Club. Secretary, Professor Bowman. Meet- ings, Peabody Museum, every four weeks. The Gerzuahic Club. Secretary, Professor Palmer. Meetings, 12 Lampson Hall, alt. Tuesdays, 7.30 p. m. The Hisfoi'y,Club. President, Professor Andrews. Seminary' Room and Library, 25 Linsley Hall. Meetings, 25 Linsley Hall, alt, Tuesdays, 7.45 p. m. The lwczitheuzatical Club. Secretary, Professor E. VV. Brown. Seminary Room and Library, Sloane Lecture Hall. Meetings, Sem-4 inary Room, 30 Sloane Lecture Hall. The Philosofuhical Club. President, Professor Bakewell. Sem- inary Room and Library, Herrick Hall. Meetings, Herrick Hall, alt. Fridays, 3 p. m. The Physics Club. Meetings, Sloane Physics Laboratory, Tues- days, at intervals, 7.45 p. m. The Physics .louwzal Club. President, Professor Hastings.. Meetings, 53 'Sloane Physics Laboratory, Tuesdays, 5 p. m. The Roiuczuce Club. Exec. Com., Professors Lang, Curdy, and Luquiens. Meetings, 14 Lampson Hall, twice Wa month, Saturdays, 11.30 a. m. ' K ' ' V The Semitic and Biblical Club. Secretary, Dr. Dahl. Seminary' Room, 11 Haughton Hall. Meetings, Room A, Edwards Hall, alt. Wediiesclays, 7.30 p. m. i The Yale Branch of the 16l'1'?'l6 7'lCfl7'l li-istitute of Electrical Eu- giueers. Chairman, F. N. Doolittle, 174 Bradley St. Meetings Electrical Engineering Laboratory, usually once a month. The Yale Student Braizcli of the Aluieificczu Society of Mechan- ical Engineers. Chairman, R. Frost, 111 Grove St. Meetings, Mason Mechanical Engineering Laboratory, once a month. Couuecticuz' Accidezuy of Arts and Sciences. Hon. Simeon E. Baldwin, President, Dr. George P. Eaton, Peabody, Secretary, I. C. Schwab, 22 Lib., Librarian. 4 ..,, . . , gmgr , 4,4 4-A M- VE

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l2 THE Y.-was l7REsieiAi.LxN BLUE Booli Departments of Yale University fContinuedD The School of Fine Arts Director, VV. Sergeant Kendall, Room l, Art School, Thursday 9 a. m. to 12 m. Secretary, George l-l. Langzettel, daily except Saturday, 9 a. in. to l2 m. 3 2 to el p. m. Collections open free, week days Get. l to June l, l to 5 p. in., also Sunday afternoons, Nov. l to Nay l. The School of Music Dean, l-Ioratio XV. Parker, l26 College St., NYednesday l2.30 to l p. m. g Tuesday, NVednesday, Thursday, Friday 3 p. 1n. Secretary, David S. Smith, l26 College St., 'Wednesday l2.30 to l p. m.: Tuesday, Thursday 2.30 p. m. f,OFhce, daily l0 a. m. to 12.30 p. m. 3 2 to 4 p. m. The Forest School Director, james VV. Toumey, Marsh Hall, 360 Prospect St., daily 9 a. m. to l2.30 p. m. E School of Religion Dean, Charles R. Brown, 668 Taylor Hall, daily except Monday, 9 to 10 a. m. The Medical School Dean, George Blumer, Room l, Medical School, l50 York St., Wfednesday 8.30 to 9.30 a. in, CDean's office, 9 a. ni. to l2 m., 2 to 4 p. m.j ' The Law School Dean, lflenry Wade Rogers, Hendrie I-lall, Friday, 4.00 to 6.00 p. m. Saturday, 8.30 a. m. to l2.30 a. m. Secretary, john VV. Edgerton, l7 l-lendrie Hall, daily 8 to ll a. m.



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'14 THE YALE FRESHMAN BLUE Boorq Qlumni anh btuhent Ruhlinatiuns aah Brgacnigatiuns ' Yale Alzziimi lVeelely. 209 Elm St. Editor and Manager, Edwin iOviatt, Business Manager, George E. Thompson, Assistant Editor, Minott A. Osborn. W Azizer-icaii .loimzal of Science. Editor, Professor Edward S. Dana, 24 1-lillhouse Ave. fofimial of the Anzericaii Oriental Society, Associate Editor, Professor E. VV. Hopkins, 299 Lawrence St. Yale Review. Chairman Board of Editors, Professor VV. L. Cross, L. O. M. 216. Yale Dizfiiifity Qizarterly. Editor, John F. Candy '15, 641 Ed- wards Hall, Manager, E. Hall, 608 Edwards Hall. Yale Law foziwfzal. Chairman Board of Editors, H. W. Arant, 522 Pierson 1-lall. Yale Sliejielcl llfoifzthly. Chairman Board of Editors, G. H. VVhitman, Basement of Byers Hall. Yale Coiirmit. Chairman Board of Editors, R. del . Boomer, .1915, 1 1Nhite Hall. Yale Literary Magazine. Chairman Board of Editors, A. Mac- Leish, 1915, O. Room F. 0. Yale News. Chairman Board of Editors, R. H. Macdonald, 1915, 6 Wliite Hall. Yale Record. Chairman Board of Editors, C. A. Merz, 1915, 113 VVelch Hall. Yale Class Secretaries Bizreaii. Director, E. R. Embree, VVood- bridge Hall. Yale Co-ofveratitfe Association. Store basement, Fayerweather, Superintendent, K. McKenzie. Yale Uaiizfersity Press. President, George P. Dayg Director, E. B. Hackett, 209 Elm St. Yale Pzzlvlislzivzg Association. President, Edwin Gviatt, 209 Elm St. Yale Foreign llflissioifzary Society. Treasurer and Executive Secretary, Amos P. VVilder, 5 VVhite Hall. Yale Uizizfersity Athletics Ticket Deffartrizeizt. Manager, Ex'- erard Thompson, Durfee Hall. Yale Uuifzfersity Debating Association.. President, D. Robb, 1915, 92 Connecticut Hall. Yale Uaiveifsity Dramatic Association. Manager, S, R. Daven- port, 1915, 64 Vanderbilt Hall. Yale U1ii'z'e1'sit.x' Orclziestrai. Manager, C. E. Martz, '15, 19 Col- lege St. Yale Glee, Baiiijo and lllaiiclolin Clubs' Association. Manager, .R. E. Wlieeler, 1915, 46 Vanderbilt Hall.

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