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

Text from Pages 1 - 360 of the 1922 volume:

I C i: v I THE Yale Banner -AND- Pot Pourri FOR 19-21 -19-2 2 PUBLISHED ANNUALLY by the Students of Yale University THE YALE BANNER AND POT POURRI THE YEAR BOOK OF THE STUDENTS OF YALE UNIVERSITY VOLUME XIV BEING OF THE BANNER, VOLUME LXXX AND OF THE POT POURUI, VOLUME LVII 1922 EDITORS JOHN P. BANKSON, JR. CYRIL HUME JOHN A. THOMAS CHARLES A. WIGHT NEW HAVEN MDCCCCXXIl I JAMES GAMBLE ROGERS TO %m u (Gamble BogcrsJ ARCHITECT OF THE HARKNESS MEMORIAL QUADRANGLE MEMORIALIST AND PROPHET OF YALE WHO HAS WROUGHT FOR HER SERVICE AND INSPIRATION A CONSTANT VISION OF HER ENDURING INHERITANCE UNIVERSITY CALENDAR 1921-1922 1921 19 September 24 Septciiil)er 29 Septemlier 8 October 5 Novenilier 23 Novenilier 25 November 10 December 16 December 1922 3 January 14. January S February 9 February 11 February 2-2 February 11 March 8 April 12 April 14 April 20 April 13 May 36 May 5 June 10 June 14 June 18 June 19 June 19 June 19 June 19 June 19 June 20 June 21 June June 22 June 22 June 30 June 2() July 2T July 28 August 28 AufTust 31 August 7 September 9 Sejitember 18 September 28 September 29 November 1 December 15 December Jlonday Saturday Thursday Saturday Saturday ' ednc day Friday Saturday Friday Tuesday Saturday Wednesday Thursday Saturday ' ednesday Saturday Saturday Wednesday Friday Thursday Saturday Friday Monday Saturday Wednesday Sunday Monday Monday Monday Monday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday . Thursday . Friday Wednesday Thursday . Monday Monday Thursday . Thursday . Saturday . Monday Thursday . Wednesday b ' riday Friday Examinations for Admission to the Undergraduate Schools of the University begin, 9.00 a.m. Yale Corporation Meeting. First Term begins, ' ' ale Corporation .Meeting. Yale Corporation Meeting. Thanksgiving Recess begins, 1.00 p.m. Thanksgiving Recess ends, 7.50 a.m. Yale Corporation Meeting. Christmas Recess begins, 1.00 p.m. Christmas Recess ends. 7.50 a.m. ' ' ale Corporation Meeting. First Term ends, (i.OO p.m. Second Term begins, 7.50 a.m. Yale Corporation Meeting. . lumni University Day. Yale Corporation Meeting. Yale Corporation Meeting. Easter Recess begins, 1.00 p.m. Good F ' riday. Easter Recess ends, 7.50 a.m. Yale Corporation Meeting. Anniversary of the School of the Fine Arts. . nniversary of the Divinity School. Yale Corporation Meeting. Second Term ends. Baccalaureate Sermon. Examinations for . dmission to the Undergraduate Schools of the University begin, 9.00 a.m. College Class Day F.xercises. -Scientific School Class Day Exercises. .Vnniversary of the School of l,aw. Yale Corporation .Meeting. Anniversary Meeting of the . lumni. Commencement. Four weeks ' summer course in Siir eying and Field Work, Civil Engin eering, and allied courses (Sopho- more Class, S. S. S.) starts on the day following la.st examination in the Freshman Year. Beginning of First Term, summer session. School of law. I ' ixaminations for . dmission to the other Schools. Beginning of Summer Term, School of Forestry, 8.00 a.m. End of First Term, summer session. School of Law. Beginning of Second Term, summer session. School of I .aw. Beginning of four weeks ' course in Surveying, Civil Engineering, and allied courses (Junior Class, S. S. S.). Beginning of simuiu ' r course. Mechanical Technology (Junior Class, S. S. S.). End of Second Term, summer session. School of Law. End of Summer Term, School of Forestry. Yale Corporation Meeting. Examinations for .Vdmission to the Undergraduate Schools of the I ' niversity begin, 9.00 a.m. First Term begins. Thanksgiving Recess begins, 1.00 p.m. ' 1 hanksgiving Recess ends, 7.50 a.m. Christmas Recess begins, 1.00 p.m. 8 I II BANNER AND POT POURRI TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication Calendar Historical Dates Abbreviations Corporation Committees of the Corporation Alnnini Advisory Board Administrative Officers University Council Statistics Libraries Honors Class Organizations Alumni Associations foundation of Societies Honor Societies . Societies Publications Athletics Promenades Musical Clubs Dramatics . Miscellaneous Clubs Index 7 8 10 12 13 14 15 19 20 25 26 27 49 66 76 77 83 121 151 233 239 251 259 279 339 YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 TABLE OF HISTORICAL DATES ch State Officers became Meeting of the Ministers in Branford. for founding a College . . 1700- Charter of the Collegiate School of Connecticut Organization under the Charter . Beginning of instruction at Sa3 ' brook . Removal to New Haven .... The Collegiate School named Yale College . Revised Charter . ... Act of the General Assembly of Connecticut by wh members of the Corporation Charter of the School of jNIedicine Beginning of instruction in School of Medicine Charter confirmed by new Constitution of the State Beginning of instruction in the School of Religion Law School affiliated with Yale College Graduate Courses in Philosophy and the Arts organized School of Applied Chemistry (1817) and School of Engineering (1852) united in Yale Scientific School Scientific section of the Department of Philosopliy and the Arts named the Sheffield Scientific School School of the Fine Arts established Act of the General Assembly providing for the election of six members of the Corporation by the Alumni Same, amended Act of the General Assembly authorizii School of Music established School of Forestry established Bicentennial Celebration . Yale in China founded Pageant, commemorating the Removal of Yale College to New Haven the name Yale Universitv 1701 1701 1701 1702 1716 1718 17.57 1792 1810 1813 1818 1822 1821. 1816 1854 1861 1866 1871 1872 1887 1894 1900 1901 1906 1916 10 m ABBREVIATIONS A. H. Artillery Hall. Mem. A. S. . rt School. M. Q. B. Berkeley Hall. M. S. B.C. Battell Chapel. N. H. H. B.C.. Botanical Gardens. N.S. B. M. H. livers Alemorial Hall. X. S. H. B. M. L. Brady Memorial Laboratory. O. C. Connecticut Hall. O. L. D. Durfee Hall. D. E. Department of Education (i?8 Hillhouse Avenue). Ph. D. L. Day Jlissions Library. P. L. D. L. E. Dunham Laboratory of Electri- P.O. cal Engineering. S. C. L. Dw. Dwight Hall. S. H. E. Edwards Hall. S. L. H. F. Farnam Hall. S. L. P. C. Fw. Fayerweather Hall. G. Gvnnuisiuin. S. M. H. G. H. Gibbs Hall. S. P. L. H. Hauirhton Hall. T. Hen. Hendrie Hall. U.C. H. H. Hoi)kins Hall. U. H. H. M. L. Hammond Jletallurgical Labo- U. S. B. ratory. V. K. Kirtland Hall. v-s. K. C. L. Kent Chemical Laboratory. w. L. Lawrance Hall. Wh. Lam. Lampson Hall (containing Win. Lampson Lyceum). ' . 0. Lib. Univensity Library. Wood. Lin. Linsly HKU. Wool. L. O. M. I.eet Oliver Memorial Hall. Wr. Mar. Marsh Hall. M. E. L. Mason Mechanical Engineering Laliiiratory. Memorial Hall. Memorial Quadrangle. Medical School. New Haven Hos])ital. Nathan Smith Hall. North Sheffield Hall. Osborn Hall. Osborn Memorial Laboratories: O. B. L. Botanical Wing. O. Z. L. Zoological Wing. Phelps Hall. Psychological Laboratory. Post Office (Yale Station). Sheffield Chemical I,aboratory. Sheffield Hall. Sloane Lecture Hall. Sheffield Lalioratory of Physio- logical Chemistry. Sprague Memorial Hall. Sloane Physics Laboratory. Taylor Hall. University Clinic. Dining Hall (University Hall) University Service Bureaus. Vanderbiit Hall (College). Vanderl)ilt-Scientific Halls. Welch Hall. White Hall. Winchester Hall. Winchester Observatory. Woodbridge Hall. Woolsey Hall. Wright HaU. NUMBERING OF ROOMS COLLEGE DORMITORIES I 1- «!). Vanderbiit Hall. 70- ff.i. Connecticut Hall. 94- Ul. Welch Hall. Ui- 1S5. Lawrance Hall. 184- 2S2. Farnam Hall. 233- 372. Durfee Hall. 331- 383. White HaU. 383- 423. Berkeley Hall. 423- 470. Faverweather Hall. 471- .50.5. Ha ' ughton Hall. (iOl- ()-( . Wright Memorial Hall. ' 701-10(i5. Memorial Quadrangle. SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL BUILDINGS 1- 21. Sheffield Hall. 2.5- ,58. North Sheffield Hall, (io- 79. Laboratory of Physiological Chem- istry. 100-13.5. Winchester Hall. 140-1()2. Sheffield Chemical Laboratorj ' . 17.5-193. Kirtland Hall. 200-226. I.eet Oliver Memorial Hall. 250-278. Mason Mechanical Engineering Laboratory. 301-334. Dunham Laboratory of Electrical Engineering. I- 11. Bvers HaU, dormitory floor. 101-191. N ' anderbilt-Scientific Halls. 1101-1154. Edwards Hall. DIVIXITV SCHOOL 1155-1224. Taylor Hall. 1-15 Wh. and 1-19 Wr. are basement rooms. 16-20 B., A-E, D.. 1-1 F., 3-7 and 12 I 9-10 I ' w. and 11-14 H. are on the first floor, east side. They are office or recitation rooms Rooms in Lampson Hall are numbered 1-25. 12 :..U (S ill Mi l BANNER AND POT POURRI CORPORATIOX PRESIDKNT James Rowland Angell, Litt.D. LL.D. FELLOWS His Excellency the Governor of Connecticut, r.r officio His Honor the Lieutenant Governor of Connecticut, ej officio Charles Hopkins Clark, Litt.D., Hartford, Conn. Rev. Newell Meeker Calhoun, M.A., Orange, Conn. Otto Tremont Bannard, LL.B., M.A., New York City. (June,1922t) Alfred Lawrence Ripley, M.A., Boston, Mass. (June, 1927) Clarence Hill Kelsey, M.A., New York City. John Villiehs Farwell, M.A., Chicago, 111. (June, 1923) Rev. Charles Edward Jefferson, D.D., LL.D., New York City. Edwin Musser Herr, Sc.D., Pittsburgh, Pa. (June, 1926) Rev. William Adams Brown, Ph.D., D.D., New York City George Grant IMason, Ph.B., New York City Samuel Herbert Fisher, M.A., New York City Howell Cheney, M.A., South Manchester, Conn. Vance Criswell McCormick, iLA., Harrisburg, Pa. (June, 1924) Rev. Henry Sloane Coffin, D.D., New York City Fred Towsley Murphy, LD., M.A., Detroit, Mich. Thomas Wells Farnam, M.A., New Haven, Conn. (June. 1925) PROVOST Williston Walker, Ph.D.. D.D., L.H.D. ACTING SECRETARY Thomas Wells Farnam, M.A. TREASURER George Pahmly Day, M.A. t The date when the term of each Alumni Fellow expires is printed after his name. 13 J YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 COMMITTEES OF THE CORPORATION PRUDENTIAL COMMITTEE The President of the University, Chairman Alfred Lawrence Ripley, M.A. Otto Tremont Bannard, !M.A., LL.B. Howell Cheney, M.A. Edwin Musser Herr, Sc.D. Samuel Herbert Fisher, M.A. Thomas Wells Farnam, M.A. The Secretary of the University, Secretary COMMITTEE ON FINANCE Otto Tremont Bannard, ]M.A., LL.B., Chairman Alfred Lawrence Ripley, !M.A. Clarence Hill Kelsey, M.A., LL.B. Samuel Herbert Fisher, LL. B., M.A. The Treasurer of the University COMMITTEE ON EDUCATIONAL POLICY Rev. William Adams Brown, Ph.D., D.D.. Chairman The Provost of the University, Secretary Samuel Herbert Fisher, M.A. Fred Towsley Murphy, M.D., M.A. Alfred Lawrence Ripley, M.A. Edwin Musser Herr, Sc.D. COMMITTEE ON HONORARY DEGREES Charles Hopkins Clark, Litt.D., Chairman Howell Cheney, ' Sl. . Alfred Lawrence Ripley, M.A. Thomas Wells Farnam, LA. Rev. Charles Edward Jefferson, D.D., LL.D. Dean Charles Reynolds Brown, D.D., LL.D. Director Russell Henry Chittenden, Ph.D., Sc.D. Dean Wilbur Litcius Cross, Ph.D. Dean Frederick Sheetz Jones, LL.D. Professor William Reynolds Vance, Ph.D., LL.D. The Secretary of the University, Secretary 14 BANNER AND POT POURRI COMMITTEE ON ' ARCHITECTURAL PI.AXS John ' illiers Farwell, M.A.. Chairman Rev. William Adams Brown, Ph.D., D.D. Vance Criswell IcCormick, M.A. Director Russell Henry Chittenden, Ph.D., Sc.D. Dean William Sergeant Kendall, I.A., N.A. James Gamble Rogers, M.A. The Treasurer of the University, Secretary Professor Everett Victor Meeks, B.F.. ., M.A. A.D.G.F., Recording Secretary COMMITTEE ON GROUNDS . ND BUILDINGS The Treasurer of the University, Chairman Thomas Wells Farnam, M.A. Rev. Newell Meeker Calhoun, M.A. ALUMNI ADVISORY BOARD CHAIRMAN George G. Mason, ' 88 S., 10 Wall Street, New York City RECORDING SECRETARY Minott A. Osborn, ' 07, Yale University (pro tern), New Haven, Conn. CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Edward B. Greene, ' 00, 10831 Magnolia Ave., Cleveland, Ohio EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Mr. Mason, Chairman, and Messrs. Rogers, Ballard Thruston, DeCamp, Aiken, ' allacc. Huntington, and Hamill The Provost and Treasurer also attend meetiiifts of the Prudential Committee. The President is an e.v-officio member of all Corporation committees. 15 J YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 MEMBERS Tlie President. Provost, Secretary, and Treasurer of the University The Cliairman of the Board of Directors of tlie Yale Alumni University Fund Association, Thatcher I. Brown, ' 97, 59 Wall Street, New York City The President and Secretary of the Yale Association of Class Secretaries President. Edwin L. Dillingham, ' 82, 599 Fifth Avenue, New York City Secretary, Rev. John M. Deyo, ' 08 and ' 10 D., 2 Chapel Place, Danbury, Conn. The President of the Yale Engineering Association, Francis C. Pratt, ' 88 S., General Electric Co., Schenectady. N. Y. Boston, Yale Club of George A. Sanderson, ' 85, Littleton, Mass. Alfred L. Aiken, ' 91, 10 Water Street, Boston, Mass. Bristol, Yale Club of George C. Clark, ' 93 S., Terryville, Conn. Buffalo, Yale Alumni Association of William C. Warren, ' 80 S., 73 North Street Anson C. Goodyear, ' 99, Marine National Trust Building- Central Pennsylvania, Yale Alumni Association of Benjamin ]SL Nead. Litt.D., ' 70, Box 45, Harrisburg Chicago. Yale Club of Joseph C. Belden. ' 97 S., 2300 S. Western Avenue Charles H. Hamill, ' 90, 105 W. INIonroe Street Cincinnati Yale Club Harley J. Morrison, ' 87 S., Clifton, Cincinnati Walter A. DeCamp, ' 90, Traction Building, Cincinnati Cleveland, Yale Alumni Association of Samuel Lewis Smith, ' 89, 10600 Quincy Avenue, S. E. Edward B. Greene, ' 00, 10831 Magnolia Drive Colorado Yale Association Henry T. Rogers. ' 6(), (321 Foster Building, Denver George W. Skinner, Jr., ' 99 L., 74 ' 1 Equitable Building, Denver Essex County (N. J.), Yale Alumni Association of Dickenson W. Richard, ' SO, 141 Broadway, New York City Hendon Chubb, ' 95 S., 5 South William Street, New York City Fairfield County (Conn.) Yale Alumni Association Frederick S. Curtis, ' 69 S., Brookfield Center John H. Perry, ' 70, Southjiort 16 BANNER AND POT POURRI ' Hartford, Yale Alumni Association of William H. Corbin, ' 89, 80 Plinv Street Robert W. Huntington, ' 89, Connecticut General Life Insurance Co. Houston, Yale Club of James P. Richardson, ' 91, Tlie Prosso Preparator} ' School, Houston, Texas Kansas City, Yale Alumni Association of Rt. Rev. Sidney C. Partridge. D.D., ' 80, 14 W. Armour Boulevard Porter B. Godard, ' 89, New York Life Building Kentucky, Yale Alumni Association of R. C. Ballard Thruston, ' 80 S., 1000 Columbia Building, Louisville Long Island Yale Alumni Association William B. Davenport, ' 67, 189 Montague Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Louisiana Yale Alumni Association Bernard Titehe, ' 82, 431 Hcnnen Building, New Orleans Michigan Yale Alumni Association C. Hayward Murphy, ex- ' 05 S., 368 Iroquois Avenue, Detroit Naugatuck Valley, Yale Alumni Association of Arthur R. Kimball, ' 77, 175 Grove Street, Waterbury, Conn. Howard B. Tuttle, ' 87 S., Millville Avenue, Naugatuck, Conn. Nebraska Yale Alumni Association Edward L. Burke, ' 87, 488 Brandeis Theatre Building, Omaha New Haven, Yale Alumni Association of Matthew A. Reynolds, ' 92, 355 Winthrop Avenue John K. Beach, LL.D., ' 77, 450 Temple Street New York, Yale Club of George G. Mason, ' 88 S., 2 Rector Street Frederic W. Allen, ' 00, 43 Exchange Place Northeastern New York, Yale Alumni Association of Arthur W. Elting, M.D., LL.D., ' 94, 119 Washington Avenue, Albany Northern California, Yale Alumni Association of A. Crawford Greene, ' 06, 1107 Merchants Exchange Building, San Francisco Northwest, Yale Alumni Association of the John R. Mitchell, ' 89 S., care Federal Reserve Board, Treasury Building, Washington, D. C. .Tohn Crosby, ' 90, Washburn-Crosby Co., Minneapolis, Minn. Philadelphia, Yale Alumni Association of Thomas DeWitt Cuyler, LL.D., ' 74, 701 Commercial Trust Building Noah H. Swayne, 2d, ' 93, 215 South 17th Street 17 YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 Plainfield Yale Club Edward A. Stevenson. ' 88, 1234 Watchung Avenue,. Plainfield, N. J. Rhode Island, Yale Association of ' illiam L. Hodgman, ' 76, 66 South ilain Street, Providence Rochester. Yale Alumni Association of .James S. Havens, ' 84. 343 State Street St. I.ouis. Yale Alumni Association of L. Ray Carter. ' 97 S., Pierce Building Harry B. Wallace, ' 99. The Cupples Co. Scranton and the Wyoming Valley, Yale Alumni Association of Frank W. Wheaton, ' 77, 133 N. River Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Southern California. Yale Alumni Association of Slierman D. Tliacher, ' 87. Thacher School. Ojai Southern Yale Clubs, Associated Edwin W. Robertson, ' 85. Columbia, S. C. Alexander R. Lawton, Jr., ' 03 S., Box 727, Savannah, Ga. Texas Yale Association and Houston Yale Club James P. Richardson, ' 91, The Prosso Preparatory School. Houston Rufus F. Scott, Jr., ' 16 S., First National Bank Bldg., Paris, Texas Washington, D. C, Yale Alumni Association of Thomas G. Shearman, ' 89, The Balfour, 16th and U Streets William S. Culbertson, Ph.D., I.L.D., ' 08, U. S. Tariff Commission Westchester County (N. Y.) Yale Alumni Association William Bailey, ' 02 S., 2 Rector Street, New York City Charles C. Paulding, ' 89, Grand Central Terminal. New York City Western Massachusetts, Yale Alumni Association of Richard Hooker, ' 99, The Republican, Springfield Western Penn.sylvania, Yale Alumni Association of Edwin W. Smith, ' 78, Union Arcade, Pittsburgh Wisconsin, Yale Alumni Association of John L. Yates, M.D., ' 94 S., 572 Marshall Street, Milwaukee Wyoming Valley, Yale Alumni Association of the Frank W. Wheaton, ' 77, 133 W. River Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Yale Medical Alumni Association B. Austin Cheney, M.D., ' 88 and ' 90 M.. 755 Prospect Street, New Haven, Conn. 18 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS James Rowland Angell, Litt.D., LL.D., President Williston Walker, Ph.D., D.D., L.H.D., Provost Thomas Wells Farnam, M.A., Actincj Secretary George Parmly Day, M.A., Treasure r Burton Parker Twitchell, LL.B., ]M.A., Dean of Students Andrew Keogh, M.A., Librarian Robert Nelson Corwin, Ph.D., Chairman of the Board of Admissions Frederic Blair Johnson, M.A., Bursar of the University Minott Augur Osborn, M.A., Assistant Secretary of tJie University Lottie Genevieve Bishop, B.A., Alumni Registrar Harry Judd Ostrander, Cashier of the Treasurer ' s Office Albert Beecher Crawford, B.A., Director of the Bureau of Appointments THE FRESHM. N YEAR Roswell Parker Angier, Ph.D., Dean Joseph Roy Ellis, M.A., Registrar YALE COLLEGE Frederick Scheetz Jones, LL.D., Dean Alfred Kindred Merritt, B.A., Registrar SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL Russell Henry Chittenden, Ph.D., LL.D., Sc.D., Director Loomis Havemeyer, Ph.D., Registrar GR. DUATE SCHOOL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Wilbur Lucius Cross, Ph.D., Litt.D., Dean Milton Charles Winternitz, M.D., Dean THE DIVINITY SCHOOL Rev. Charles Reynolds Brown, D.D., LL.D., Dean SCHOOL OF LAW Thomas Walter Swan, LL.B., M.A., Dean SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS William Sergeant Kendall, M.A., N.A., Dean SCHOOL OF MUSIC David Stanley Smith, Mus.D., Dean SCHOOL OF FORESTRY DEPARTMENT OF UNIVERSITY HEALTH James William Tourney, Sc.D., Dean James Cowan Greenway, M.D., Director GYMNASIUM William Gilbert Anderson, M.D., M.S., Dr.P.H., Director THE OBSERVATORY Frank Schlesinger, Ph.D., Sc.D., Director PEABODY MUSEUM Charles Sehuchert, LL.D. 19 1.1 YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 UXIVERSITY COUNCIL OFFICERS OF THE UNIVERSITY The President of the University The Provost of the University, Chairman Tlie Secretary of the University, Secretary The Treasurer of the University The Dean of Students The I ihrarian of the University The Chairman of the Board of Admissions REPRESENTATIVES OF THE SCHOOLS THE FRESHMAN YEAR Dean Angier SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL Director Cliittenden SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Dean Winternitz SCHOOL OF LAW Dean Swan SCHOOL OF MUSIC Dean Smith YALE COLLEGE Dean Jones GRADUATE SCHOOL Dean Cross DIVINITY SCHOOL Dean Brown SCHOOL OF THE FINE ARTS Dean Kendall SCHOOL OF FORESTRY Dean Toumey REPRESENTATIVES OF THE DIVISIONS LANGUAGE, LITERATURE AND THE ARTS Professor lendell Professor Gruener HISTORY AND THE SOCIAL SCIENCES Professor Keller Professor Wright MATHEMATICS AND THE NATURAL SCIENCES Professor Mendel Professor Lull Professor Zeleny ENGINEERING Professor Tracy REPRESENTATIVE OF THE MUSEUMS Professor Clay EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President Angell. Provost Walker, Dean Jones, Dean Cross, Director Chittenden, Professors Mendel), Zeleny, and Mendel, and Acting Secretary Osborn 20 BANNER AND POT POURRI 11 Courtesy of Bachracli DR. JAMES R. ANGELL President FREDERICK SCHEETZ JONES, M.A. Dean of Academical Department RUSSELL HENRY CHITTENDEN Ph.D., Sc D.. I.L.D. Director of Sheffield Scientific Scliool 21 WILBUR LUCIUS CROSS, Ph.D. Dean of Graduate School YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 THOMAS WALTER SWAN, M.A., LL.B. Dean of School of Law MILTON C. WINTERNITZ, M.D. Dean of School of Medicine I I I Courtesy of the Roger Sherman Studio REV. CHARLES REYNOLDS BROWN, M.A. Dean of Department of Theology WILLIAM SERGEANT KENDALL, M.A„ N.A. Director of School of Fine Arts 22 BANNER AND POT POURRI DAVID STANLEY SMITH Dean of Music School JAMES WILLIAM TOUMEY, M.S., M.A. Director of the Department of Forestry GEORGE PARMLY DAY Treasurer of the University Courtesy of Kazanjian THOMAS W. FARNAM Comptroller 23 YALE UNIVERSITY. 1921-1922 ROSWELL PARKER ANG[ER Dean of Freshmen B. P. TWICHELL Dean of Students THE LATE WILLISTON WALKER Provost 24 BANNER AND POT POURRI STATISTICS ERECTION OF BUILDINGS YALE COLLEGE, organized in 1701, at Killingworth, Conn., thence re- moved to Saybrook. Conn., and finally to New Haven in 1717. First building erected in 1717 (demolisiied 1782). Brick row erected — South Middle, now Connecticut Hall, 1750; Atheneum, 1761; South, 1793; North Middle (demolished 1896) and Lyceum, 1800 (demolished 1901) ; North, 1821 (demolished 1901); Chapel, 1824 (demolished 1896); Divinity, 1835 (demolished 1870). The central row — Laboratory, 1782 (demolished 1888); Cabinet, 1819 (demolished 1911); Herrick Hall (Old Gymnasium), 1859; Medical College, 1860; Sheffield Scientific School, 1860; Art Building, 1861; Farnam, 1869; East Divinity Hall, 1869; Durfee, 1870; West Divinity Hall, 1874; North Sheffield Hall, 1874; Peabody Museum, 1876; Battell Chapel, 1876; Winchester Observatory, 1882; Sloane Physics Laboratory, 1882; Dwiglit Hall, 1886; Lawrance, 1886; Kent Chemical Laboratory, 1887; Chittenden Memorial Library, 1888; Osborn Memorial Hall, 1889; Gymnasium, 1892; Welch Hall, 1892; Winchester Hall, 1893; Vander- bilt, 1894; White, 1894; Berkeley, 1894; Sheffield Chemical Laboratory, 1895; Law School, 1895; Phelps Memorial, 1895; Pierson Hall, 1896; Hendrie Hall, 1900; Fayerweather Hall, 1901; Woodbridge Hall, 1901; University Hall, 1901; Byers Memorial Hall, 1902; Woolsey Hall, 1902; Kirtland Hall, 1903; Lampson Lyceum, 1903; Sheff Vanderbilt I, 1903; Sheff Vanderbilt 11, 1906; Linsly Hall, 1907; Leet Oliver Memorial Hall, 1908; Haughton Hall, 1909; Carnegie Swimming Pool, 1909; Sloane Laboratory, 1912; Wright Memorial Hall, 1912; Hammond Laboratory, 1912; Mason Laboratory, 1912; Day Missions Library, 1912; Laboratory of Botany and Zoology, 1913; Dunham Electrical Laboratory, 1913; Sprague Memorial Hall, 1917; The Harkness Memorial Quadrangle, 1921. PRESIDENTS OF THE COLLEGE Rev. . braham Pierson . 1701-1707 Rev. Timothy Dwight 1795-1817 Rev. Samuel Andrew . 1707-17X9 Rev. Jeremiah Day . 181T-1846 Rev. Timothv Cutler . 1719-1733 Rev. Theodore Dwight Woolsey 1846-1871 Rev. Elisha Williams . 1T36-1739 Rev. Noah Porter 1871-1886 Rev. Thomas Clap . 1739-1766 Rev. Timotliv Dwiglit 1886-1899 Rev. Xaphtali Daggett . 1766-1777 Arthur T. Hadley . 1899-1921 Rev. Ezra Stiles . 1777-1795 James Rowland Angell 1921- FC (UNDATION OF DEPARTMENTS Medicine . . . . . 1810 Scientific School . 1847 Law . . . . . 1818 Music . 1894 Theology . . . . . 1822 Forestry ..... . 1900 Graduate School . 1846 25 YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 LIBRARIES LIBRARY STAFF Addison VanName, M.A. Librarian Emeritus Andrew Keogh, M.A. Librarian Charles James Barr, M.A., B.L.S. Assistant Librarian Rev. Harlan Page Beach, D.D. Librarian of the Day Historical Library of Foreign Missions John Ireland Howe Downes, B.F.A. Librarian of the School of the Fine Arts Rev. Frank Chamberlin Porter, Ph.D., D.D. Librarian of the Divinity School Edwin Montefiore Borchard, LL.B.. Ph.D. lAbrarian of the School of Law The University and allied Libraries contain over 1,000,000 volumes. Tlie reading rooms contain the current periodical publications, the most important books of reference, and those reserved for special study in connection with various courses. The Linonian and Brothers Library in the second story of Chittenden Hall is a collection of 25.000 volumes in all fields. Open on week days in term time from 8.30 a.m. to 10.00 p.m.; during vacations from 8.30 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. The College Reading Room in Dwight Hall contains the leading American daily newspapers besides the important weeklies and other periodicals. A similar reading room is maintained in Byers Hall. Open daily in term time from 9.00 a.m. to 9.00 p.m., and Sundays from 2.00 to 6.00 p.m. BANNER AND POT POURRI YALE COLLEGE SENIOR HONORS, CLASS OF 1921 Andr6 Alden Beaumont, Jr., History Howard Meredith Ehrinan, History Richard Malcom Stronj; I.each, Geology Edwin Minis, Jr., History Francis James Norton, Chemistry Charles Coles Roliertson, Geology Walter Becker Schleiter, Geology SENIOR APPOINTMENTS (For the work of the whole college course) PHILOSOPHICAL ORATIONS Raphael Bryant Malsin Francis James Norton Alexander Hayden Ardrey Andr Alden Beaumont, Jr. Morton Mayer Berman Roliert Brigham Alvin Frederick Cohen Richard Darrell Darrell Howard Meredith Ehrman Roger Sherman Foster Anson Phelps Stokes Hoyt, ' 20 Robert Maynard Hutchins Robert Hugh Alcorn Anthony Franklyn Arpaia William Burnett Benton Linde Jacob Bernstein Frederick McGeorge Bundy Paul Palmer Bushnell Hervey Parke Clark Thomas Hunt Clark Harlan Wooster Cooley Paul Fenimore Cooper Philip Bishop Cowles John Guernsey Curtis James Sands Darling Richardson Dilworth Morton Judd Dunham Harold Warburton EUis, ' 20 Henry Whiting Ferris John Philip O ' Brien Walter Becker Schleiter Philip Stringer Horace Scott Thomas Lester Pittman Widmeyer Theodore Charles W ' iemer Edward Whittemore Willcox Frederic George Yeandle HIGH ORATIONS Marcien Jenckes John Joseph Kelly Francis Dring Wetherill Lukens Edward Arnold Mag Henry Julian Mali Joseph Markle Edwin Minis, Jr. Milton Nachamofsky Benjamin Christie Nangle ORATIONS Frank William Ford Lawrence Foster Charles Mayo Goss Edmund Henrv Hamann Joseph Albert Hirsch, ' 20 Thomas Edwin Hurley Joseph Sumner Keeney Darwin Pearl Kingsley, Jr. James Warren Lane, Jr., ' 20 Richard Malcom Strong Leach Dudley Pomp Walker Sylvester James Leary John Joseph Wall Evan Sidebottoin McCord, Jr. Walter Wood Wicks Skeffington Sanxay Norton, Jr. George Powell Williams Palme Joel Peterson Oscarson, ' 20 WiUiam Arthur Steele Joseph Crawford PoUey James Warthen Workman Sterling Randolph Decker Joseph Edward Richter Charles Coles Robertson Daniel Rochford Charles Pierson Roraback Ernest Emil Rutkowsky Winston Bright Thomas Alexander VanSantvoord Ronald Kameliameha vonHolt Thomas Hall Wagner, Jr. PRELIMINARY HONORS: JUNIOR CLASS CLASS OF 1922 ENGLISH Joseph Dexter Bennett, 2d Laurence Simons Harris Harold Leo Stein Carl Manfred Gottfried 27 YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 HISTORY Azariah Tripp Buffinton Frederick Vanuxem Hebard Humbert Francis Cofrancesco Francis Joseph Kelliher, Jr. Edmond Selby Dillon CHEMISTRY Charles Holden Prescott, Jr. PHILOSOPHY Willard Wylie Spencer William Peyton May Robert Guthrie Page RANKING SCHOLARS IN THE STUDIES OF JUNIOR YEAR, CLASS OF 1922 Carl Manfred Gottfried Lawrence Ridge Guild SCHOLARS OF THE FIRST RANK Raphael Prince Koenig Manuel Sorrell Sachs ' illiain Peyton May Willard Wylie Spencer SCHOLARS OF THE SECOND RANK Abraham Leonard Baiter Timothy Francis Bannon Joseph Dexter Bennett, 2d Humbert Francis Cofrancesco Frank Benjamin Davidson Edmond Selby Dillon George Dimenstein Montgomery Evans, 2d James Athearn Folger, Jr. Max GribofiF Lee Marvin Griswold Alexander Gordon Grove Harry Albert Haring, Jr. Winthrop Clayton Hoyt Henry Chapin Jackson Allen Sheppard Johnson Ward well Jones Charles Roy Keller Arthur William McGrath Walter Rumsey Marvin, Jr. Wortliington Cogswell Miner Israel Xair Robert Guthrie Page Charles Holden Prescott, Jr. McClure Barnett Ramsay Stanton Edgar Rockwell Harold Leo Stein Wallace Randall Treat John Walker Harry Watstein Morris Weinstein SCHOLARS OF THE THIRD RANK Morris Woods Abbott Maxwell Albert Alderman Malcolm Pratt Aldrich Wendell William Anderson Jeremiah Robinson Beard, Jr. William Richardson Biggs Israel Blodinger George Emerson Brewer, Jr. Dudley Vernon Cassard Ward Cheney John Merrill Congdon Gardiner Mumford Day Charles Maurice DeLand, Jr. Jason Ru.ssell Draper Wallis Bleecker Dunckel Albert Carl Frost, Jr. George Edward Gilchrist, 2d Meyer Gordon Frederick Parrish Grimley Nathaniel Taylor Guernsey, ,Ir. John Howard Hanway William Hale Harkness Gilbert McCord Harris I aurence Simons Harris Frederick Vanuxem Hebard Frederick Whiley HiUes Sherman Reese Hoyt Nelson Waldorf Hyde Samuel Stratton Jennings, Jr. Luke Edward Keeley Francis Joseph Kelliher, Jr. Harry Kleljanoff Yale Kneeland, Jr. A ' illiam Galey Lord Scovel McCiaw Lyon Lowell MacDonald Frederick William McKee Cargill MacMillan Orrin William Main Edwin Waldo Marvin Stanton Witter Mead John Phili] Mejer Spencer Hotchkiss Miller Jarvis Means Morse Richard Copeland Norton Arthur Wellesley Parsons George Ellis Peirce, Jr. James Eugene Pooley Eugene Joseph Raphael Harold Neil Renfrew Harry Edward Rice, Jr. Gains Barrett Rich, 3d Wells Crosliy Root David Lee Rosneau, Jr. Abraham Sarason Harold Robert Schaal Newell Henry Schooley George Schwolsky Dwight Chichester Smith Yates Gorham Smith George Woolverton Stedman, Jr. John Allen Thomas Bruce Rothrock Tuttle Charles Dickerman Williams BANNER AND POT POURRI JUNIOR APPOINTMENTS. CLASS OF 1923 Benjamin Motuh Altschuler Arnold Samuel Askin Alfred Winfield Craven, Jr. PHILOSOPHICAL ORATIONS Robert Elliot Fitch Henry Robert Goldberg Samuel Tobias Markoff John Ball Stone Wayland Farries ' aughan Parker Bailey Frederick Hamilton Chetlain William Winslow Croskey Jesse Chase Dann, Jr. Benjamin F.dmund David, Jr. John Greenleaf Eliot Maxwell Evarts Foster Hugh Michael Joseloff Joseph Morton Kaufman HIGH ORATIONS Claremont Judson Koenig Max Lerner John James MacKay Francis Otto Matthiessen Hiram Merrill Nowlan John Sabine Owen, Hd Josiah Thompson Phinney Albert Lacy Russel Willard Saxton Seward Frederic Stanley Shaffer Edmund Buxton Shotwell Hayden Newhall Smith Garrett Reiff Stearly Lincoln Cady Tisdale Horace Jeremiah Voorhis Louis Francis Watermulder Oliver Mayhew Whipple Chauncey Pratt Williams, Jr. Abraham Saul Alderman Bernard Lewis Alpert Hermann Bruno Arnold Willis Jerome Ballinger Philip Biggert Edgar Joseph Bitz Wallace Robert Bostwick Abe Solomon Brown Edwin Hathaway Buck Kleber Alexander Campbell, Jr. Morgan Alton Casey Harry Aaron Cohen Dwight Pettee Colburn Arthur Linton Corbin, Jr. Joseph Toy Curtiss William Hamlet Dean ORATIONS John Barlow Derby Ralph Gideon Failing Harold Aloysius p ' lynn Thomas Jefferson Foster, Jr. John Francis Fowler, Jr. Gordon Sherman Haight ,7ames Pomeroy Hendrick Sylvester Charles Josepli Horn EUery Spaulding Husted William Leeming Jelliffe ■loseph Gregory Lynch Locke Litton Mackenzie Joseph Theodore Mathis Jacob Leonard Jlerriam Reynolds Churcliill Miller George Parsons M limine Alexander Mitchell Bennet Bronson Murdock John Kranz Xotz Harry Clifford Oard -Alfred Henry Phillips Lee Moses Rumsey, Tr. Robert Blake Russell Otto Alfred Schreiher Harry Van Brunt Smith Cleveland Hitchcock Storrs Henry Jolm Traulj Joseph Manson Valentine Thomas A ' ennum William Bidwell Welden John Martin Wliitaker Tlieodore Albert Zunder YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 RANKING SCHOLARS IN THE STUDIES OF SOPHOMORE YEAR, CLASS OF 1923 SCHOLARS OF THE FIRST RANK Benjamin Motoh Altschuler Arnold Samuel Askin Parker Bailey Alfred Winfield Craven, Jr. Robert Elliot Fitch Henry Roliert Goldberg Samuel Tobias Markoff Francis Otto JIatthiessen Hiram Merrill Nowlan Josiah Thompson Phinney John Ball Stone McDonald Hardcastle Wilson SCHOLARS OF THE SECOND RANK Abraham Saul Alderman Bernard Lewis Alpert Willis Jerome Ballinger Sully Irwin Bernuin Edgar Joseph Bitz John Walter Blair Wallace Robert Bostwick Abe Solomon Brown Edwin Hathaway Buck Kleber Alexander Campbell, Jr. Morgan Alton Casey Frederick Hamilton Chetlain Harry Aaron Cohen Dwight Pettee Colburn Arthur Linton Corbin, Jr. William Winslow Croskey Joseph Toy Curtiss Jesse Chase Dann, Jr. Benjamin Edmund David, Jr. William Hamlet Dean Logan Degen John Barlow Derby John Greenleaf Eliot Ralph Gideon Failing Maxwell Evarts Foster Thomas Jefferson Foster, Jr. John F ' rancis Fowler, Jr. John Howard Garber Gordon Sherman Haight James Pomeroy Hendrick Louis Kepler Hyde, Jr. William I.eeming Jelliife Hugh Michael Joseloff Joseph Morton Kaufman Claremont Judson Koenlg Max Lerner Joseph Cyril Lucey Joseph Gregory Lynch John James MacKay Locke IJtton Mackenzie William Thomas Mann Joseph Theodore Mathis George Parsons Milmine Alexander Mitchell Bermet Bronson Murdock John Kranz Notz Harry Clifford Oard James Churchil Owen John Sabine Owen, 3d William Chambers Parke David Phipps Parker Alfred Henry Phillips Lee Moses Rumsey, Jr. Albert Lacy llu.ssel Robert Blake Russell Otto Alfred Schreiber Willard Saxton Seward Frederic Stanley Shaffer Edmund Buxton Shotwell Harry Van Brunt Smith Hayden Newhall Smith Ralph Graeme Smith Garrett Reiff Stearly Cleveland Hitchcock Storrs Lincoln C ' ady Tisdale Henry John Traub Joseph Manson Valentine Wayland Farries Vaughan John Bemis Veach Horace Jeremiah Voorhis Louis Francis Watermulder William Bidwell Welden Oliver Mayhew Whiii])le John Martin Whitaker Chauncey Pratt Williams, Jr. Edward HoUoway Wray, Jr. Theodore Albert Zunder 30 YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 UNDERGRADUATE PRIZES AND PREMIUMS, 1921-1922 PRIZES OPEN TO SEVERAL CLASSES Lucius F. Robinson Latin Prizes — 1st Prize, Harold Robert Schaal, Class of 1922; 2d Prize. Francis Joseph Kelliher, Jr., Class of 1922; 3d Prize, Emerson Thomas Anthony, Class of 1921. Thacher Prizes — 1st Prizes, Robert IMaynard Hutchins and Daniel Rochford, Class of 1921; 2d Prizes, William Burnett Benton and Edwin Minis, Jr., Class of 1921; Charles Roy Keller, Class of 1922. John Hubbard Curtis Prize — Edward William Siemens and Edmund Palmer Wood, Class of 1921. John Addison Porter Prize in American History — Not awarded. Anthony D. Stanley Mathematical Prize — Joseph Crawford Polley, Class of 1921. Charles Jf ' ashburn Clark Prize — Not awarded. Class of ISGS Prize — Wells Crosby Root, Class of 1922; with honorable mention of Raphael Bryant Malsin, Class of 1921, and Worthington Cogswell Miner, Class of 1922. SENIOR PRIZES, CLASS OF 1921 DeForest Prise — Robert Maynard Hutcliins, with honorable mention of Ronald Kamehameha vonHolt. Townsend Premiums — Eli Whitney Debevoise, Edwin Mims, Jr., John Philip O ' Brien, Daniel Rochford, and Ronald Kamehameha vonHolt. DeForest Mathematical Prise — Not awarded. JUNIOR PRIZES, CLASS OF 1922 Winthrop Prises — 1st Prize, Harold Leo Stein; 2d Prize, Emerson Blauvelt Quaile. Scott Prise in French — Montgomery Evans, 2d. Scott Prize in German — Not awarded. Henry James TenEyck Prizes — 1st Prize, Levon Peter Donchian ; 2d Prize, Gaius Barrett Rich, 3d; 3d Prizes, Humbert F rancis Cofrancesco, Cyril Hume, and Charles Albert Wight. Gordon Brown Memorial Prize — Malcolm Pratt Aldrich. 32 BANNER AND POT POURRI SOPHOMORE PRIZES, CLASS OF 1923 Lucius F. Robinson Latin Prises — 2d Prize, John Hamilton King. C. WyUys Betts Prize — Max Lerner and Hiram Merrill Nowlan. Donald Annis Prize — Max Lerner. Dettra Prise — Henry Robert Goldberg. Benjamin F. Barge Mathematical Prizes — 1st Prize, William Bidwell Welden; 2d Prize, Joseph Gregory Lynch. Parker Dick son Buck Prise — Max Lerner. FRESHMAN PRIZES, CLASS OF 1921 Benjamin F. Barge Mathcrtiatical Prizes — 1st Prize, Charles Bradford Welles, Hart- ford, Conn. (Hartford Public High School and Phillips-Exeter) ; 2d Prize, Addison Yung Kwai, Washington, D. C. (Central High School, Washington) ; 3d Prize, Herbert Francis Sturdy, Los Angeles, Calif. (Los Angeles High School). Hugh Chamberlain Greek Prize — Charles Bradford Welles, Hartford, Conn. (Hart- ford Public High School and Phillips-Exeter). Samuel Henry Galpin Latin Prise — Edmund Taite Silk, New Haven, Coiui. (New Haven High School) ; honorable mention of Arthur Krom, Iron River. Mich. (Iron River High School). McLaughlin Memorial Fund — 1st Prize, Sanford Brown Meech, Groton, Conn. (Bulkeley School, New London, Conn.) ; 2d Prize, William Wallace Vosburgh, Sewickley, Pa. (Sewickley High Scliool and University of Pittsburgh). Winston Trowbridge Toivnsend Prizes — Three 1st Prizes, Charles Dewey Hilles, Jr., Speonk, Long Island, N. Y. (Taft School) ; Hubert Carpenter Mandeville, Jr., Elmira, N. Y. (Phillips-Exeter) ; Spencer Herbert Whedon, Medina, N. Y. (Phillips-Exeter). UNIVERSITY PRIZES Montaigne Prize — John Stuart Burwell, Class of 1921; with honorable mention of Montgomery Evans, 2d, Class of 1922. Metcalfe Prize— John Allen Thomas, Class of 1922. Albert Stanburrough Cook Prize in Poetry — Thomas Caldecot Chubb, Class of 1922. 33 YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 THE SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL HONORS AND PRIZES, 1921 HONORS CONFERRED UPON THE CLASSES OF 1919 AND 1921 DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF PHILOSOPHY WITH DISTINCTION CLASS OF 1919 Stjmma Cum Laude Wilfred George Geile (Civil Engineering), Seymour, Ind. John Joel Shively (Mechanical Engineer- ing), Brookville, Pa. CLASS OF 1921 SuMMA Cum Laude Arnold Everett Bowen (Electrical Engi- neering), Willimantic, Conn. David Davidson (Chem istry), Bridgeport, Conn. Nathan MiUer (Select), New Haven, Conn. Arthur Otto Price (Select), New York City. Samuel Archibald Smith, Jr. (Mechanical Engineering), Locust Valley, N. Y. Magna Cum Laude Irving Theodore Bennett (Metallurgy), Stratford, Conn. August Berman (Chemistry), New Haven, Conn. Tliomas Henry Draper (Select), West Haven, Conn. Donald Swift Hopkins (Civil Engineering), Lock Haven, Pa. Kasson Howe (Electrical Engineering), New York City. Thomas Brennan Nolan (Metallurgy), New Haven, Conn. Morris Leonard Pastroff (Civil Engineer- ing), New Haven, Conn. Lauren Earl Seeley (Mechanical Engineer- ing), Deep River, Conn. Rufus Bennett Short (Mechanical Engineer- ing), Bethel, Conn. Norman Nathaniel Smith (Combined Medi- cal), New Haven, Conn. Cum Laude Benjamin Samuel Abeshouse (Combined Medical), New Haven, Conn. Harry Hancock Chase (Mechanical Engi- neering), Wallingford, Conn. Richard Joseph Connor (Select), New Haven, Conn. George Russell Hill (Mechanical Engineer- ing), Schenectady, N. Y. Edward William Perry (Select), Westville, Conn. Albert Morton Persoif (Select), New Haven, Conn. Silik Herman Polayes (Combined Medical), New Haven, Conn. Harold Paul Splain (Select), New Haven, Conn. Medford Wyle Stone (Select), Milwaukee, Wis. Thomas Randolph Symington (Select), Baltimore, Md. Mason Leo Thompson (Civil Engineering), Kansas City, Mo. Israel Weinraub (Combined Medical), East Lyme, Conn. Ralph Gazell Wieland (Metallurgy), Cleve- land, Oliio. Edward Reel Williams (Civil Engineering), Sharon, Pa. 34 BANNER AND POT POURRI GENERAL TWO-YEAR HONORS FOR EXCELLENCE IN ALL STUDIES CLASS OF 191S Alan Nathaniel Steyne (Select), New York City. CLASS OF 1920 James Lewis Woodruff (Select), Bristol, Conn. CLASS OF 1921 Harold Chase Ashworth (Select), Water- town, Conn. Taul Charles Blum (Select), New York City. Edward Patrick Francis Eagan (Select), Denver, Colo. John Payne Kellogg (Select), Watertown, N. Y. Harrison McMichael (Select), Philadelphia, Pa. Keith Langdon Maurer, B.S. Amherst Col- lege 1917 (Electrical Engineering), New Haven, Conn. Anthony Sperandeo (Pre-Medical), New Haven, Conn. GENERAL ONE-YEAR HONORS FOR EXCELLENCE IN ALL STUDIES CLASS OF 1919 Leslie Anton Homrich (Pre-Medical), Galena, 111. CLASS Christopher Columbus Baldwin, Jr. (Select), Dongan Hills, N. Y. William Richard Brend (Civil Engineer- ing), Norwich, Conn. Edwin Horace Bryan, Jr. (Zoology and Botany), Honolulu, H. T. Nathan Buchalter, Jr. (Select), Colchester, Conn. Henry George Carroll (Select), Beacon Falls, Conn. George William Colton (Mechanical Engi- neering), Toledo, Ohio. Wilson Clifford Colvin (Select), New Haven, Conn. Leo Joseph Fagan (Civil Engineering), Meriden, Conn. Irving John Fletclier (Mechanical Engineer- ing), New Britain, Conn. Edward Morris Gould (Combined Medical), Hartford, Conn. James Gerald Hannon (Select), New Brit- ain, Conn. Richard DeLano Hudson (Mechanical Engineering), Brooklyn, N. Y. Ralph McAllister Ingersoll (Mining En- gineering), New York City. Samuel Insull, Jr. (Jlechanical Engineer- ing), Chicago, 111. Francis Bacon James, Jr. (Select), Wash- ington, D. C. OF 1921 John Ronald Leslie (Electrical Engineer- ing), New York City. Raymond John Lynch (Mechanical Engi- neering), Bristol, Conn. Harry Walter Markowitz (Chemistry), Wallingford, Conn. Elmer I.auer Mather, Jr. (Select), Akron, Ohio. Vincent Francis Mendillo (Combined Medi- cal), New Haven, Conn. James Stewart Peters (Electrical Engineer- ing), New Haven, Conn. James Albert Pirnie (Mechanical Engineer- ing), Brooklyn, N. Y. Eli Hyman Rubin (Combined Medical), New Haven, Conn. Jacob Soifer (Combined Medical), Hart- ford, Conn. Leslie Emery Strobel (Select), Herkimer, N. Y. Samuel Trinin (Civil Engineering), New York City. Newell Raymond Washburn (Mining Engi- neering), Sus quehanna, Pa. John Wettstein (Select), Mt. Vernon, N. Y. James Donald Ivar Wood (Forestry), Wayne, Pa. SPECIAL TWO-YEAR HONORS FOR EXCELLENCE IN SPANISH Howard Brenton MacDonald (Select), Yonkers, N. Y. 35 I YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 PRIZES AWARDED, JUNE, 1921 CLASS OF 1921 For Excellence in Civil Engineerinrj — Wil- fred George Geile, Sej-mour, Ind. For Excellence in Electrical Engineering — Arnold Everett Bowen, WiUimantie, Conn. For Excellence in Mechanical Engineering — Divided between John Joel Shively, Brookville, Pa., and Samuel Archibald Smith, Jr., Locust VaUey, N. Y., with honorable mention of Lauren Earl See- ley, Deep River, Conn. For Excellence in History — Alan Nathaniel Steyne, New York City. The Belknap Prize in Biological Studies — Edwin Horace Bryan, Jr., Honolulu, H. T. The Belknap Prize in Geological Studies — David Davidson, Bridgeport, Conn. HONORS CONFERRED UPON THE CLASS OF 1922 GENERAL THREE- YEAR HONORS FOR EXCELLENCE IN ALL STUDIES Bromwell Ault (Indu.strial and Engineer- ing Chemistry), Wyoming, Oliio. James William Cllse, Jr. (Mechanical Engi- neering), Seattle, Wash. Elliott DeForcst (Mechanical Engineering), Minneapolis, Minn. Clinton DeWitt Hanover, Jr. (Civil Engi- neering), Groton, Conn. George Winthrop Jackman (Mechanical Engineering), Bridgeport, Conn. Gordon Mears Markle (Industrial and En- gineering Chemistry), New Haven, Conn. David Moscovitz (Industrial and Engineer- ing Chemistry), New Haven, Conn. Clifford Moulton Myers (Industrial and Engineering Chemistry), New Haven, Conn. Jacob Samuel Rashba (Electrical Engineer- ing), New Haven, Conn. Harold Harmond Richardson (Metallurgy), Bridgeport, Conn. Raymond William Young (Mechanical En- gineering), St. Joseph, Mo. GENERAL TWO-YEAR HONORS FOR EXCELLENCE IN ALL STUDIES M ' hitney Bodman Hobbs (Mechanical En- gineering), Riverside, lU. Edwin Raymond Zeitz (Electrical Engi- neering), Brooklyn, N. Y. GENERAL ONE-YEAR HONORS FOR EXCELLENCE IN ALL STUDIES William Keefer Brewster (Civil Engineer- ing), Shelton, Conn. Arthur Farwell (Mechanical Engineering), Chicago, m. HONORS IN SPECIAL STUDIES AWARDED TO STUDENTS OF THE JUNIOR CLASS NOT RECIPIENTS OF GENERAL HONORS Labib Baz Haddad, B.A. Syrian Protestant College 1916, Jerusalem, Palestine. Mechanics and Thermodynamics. 36 BANNER AND POT POUERI HONORS CONFERRED UPON THE CLASS OF 1923 GENERAL TWO-YEAR HONORS FOR EXCELLENCE IN ALL STUDIES Russell Bennett Allen (Engineering Science), New Haven, Conn. Rufus Adams Andrews (Engineering Science), Rocky Hill, Conn. Maxwell Bogin (Pre-Medical), Bridgeport, Conn. Fayette Dudley Chittenden (Industrial and Engineering Chemistry), New Haven, Conn. Florian Joseph Fox (Engineering Science), New Haven, Conn. Morris Hinenburg (Pre-Medical), New Haven, Conn. Ralph Chester Jahnige (Administrative En- gineering), New Haven, Conn. Hosford Dudley Kellogg, Jr. (Engineering Science), Haverford, Pa. Edward Oliver Lanphier (Engineering Science), Springfield, 111. Harry Gustave Lindwall (Industrial and Engineering Chemistry), New Haven, Conn. Louis Francis Lumaghi, Jr. (Mining Engi- neering), St. Louis, Mo. Theodore Tremain McCrosky (Engineering Science), New York City. Donald Grant Morrow (Industrial and En- gineering Chemistry), Norwood, Mass. Ebert Bernhardt Mueller (Forestry), De- catur, 111. Charles Stewart Parker (Administrative Engineering), Meriden, Conn. Nelson Chaffee Peck (Engineering Science), New York City. Albert John Phillips (Metallurgy), New Haven, Conn. Harry W. Rabinowitz (Chemistry), Bridge- port, Conn. Harrison William Ro.se (Industrial and En- gineering Chemistry), Cleveland, Ohio. Alpheus Beede Stickney, 2d (Engineering Science), St. Paul, Minn. Henry Henke Wilkinson (Industrial and Engineering Chemistry), Brooklyn, N. Y. John Newman Wittenberg (Administrative Engineering), Huntington, W. Va. Paul Manthey Zorn (Engineering Science), South Euclid, Ohio. GENERAL ONE-YEAR HONORS FOR EXCELLENCE IN ALL STUDIES Stanley Joseph AUing (Metallurgy), Cam- bridge, Mass. Thomas Cottiero (Pre-Medical), New Haven, Conn. Philip Cliester Doran (Engineering Science), Meriden, Conn. Gustaf Reinhold Nordin (Engineering Science), West Haven, Conn. Herbert William Sundius (Engineering Science), New Haven, Conn. Jess William Sweetser (Forestry), New York City. CLASS OF 1923 THE ROGERS SCHOLARSHIP For Excellence in the Studies of the Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Course, awarded to Clifford Moulton Myers, New Haven, Conn. CLASS OF 1923 STONE TRUST CORPORATION SCHOLARSHIP PRIZES Prize in Mathematics, of One Hundred Dollars, awarded to Edward Oliver Lanphier, Spring- field, 111. P P S Prize in English Composition, of One Hundred Dollars, awarded to Irving Bruce Ferguson, Jr., Pell ' iam, N. Y. THE LEWIS BAKER WARREN SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to Philip Chester Doran, Meriden, Conn. 37 YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 RANKING SCHOLARS IN THE STUDIES OF FRESHMAN YEAR, CLASS OF 192J. SCHOLARS OF THE FIRST RANK Morgan Hanlon Alvord Arnold Guyot Cameron, Jr. ♦Bernard Menas Chernoff Artliur Krom Addison Yung Kwai George Albert Lewis Edwin Samuel Rauworth Aaron M. Royal Herbert Francis Sturdy Theodore Ward Webber Charles Bradford Welles Ranking scholars for year 1920-!21 SCHOLARS OF THE SECOND RANK Jeremiah Hotchkiss Bar- tholomew, Jr. ♦Marshall Kinne Bartlett •Theodore Parker Bartlett Frederick Waldron Beach William Kurt Beckers Ernest James Begien William Emilien Bergeron Woodbridge Bingham Edvvin Foster Blair Philip Wilson Bonsai Albert Lewis Bowen Frank Brobeil Edwin Bentley Burdick Hvman Cohen ♦Walter Crafts ♦Franklin Muzzy Crosby, Jr. ♦Paul Clement Daniels ♦Lowes Emerson DeWeese Donald Emory Dial Richard W ' iUiam Dooly ♦William Chappell Downing, Jr. ♦Clayton Sherwood FaviUe ♦Harold Finkelstein Arthur Fleischer ♦William Joseph Flynn, Jr. Norman Ea.ston Freeman ♦Meyer Friedenson David Ross Granger, Jr. ♦Ralph Early Grim ♦James Cole Gruener ♦George Canterbury Haigh ♦Thomas Frederick Davies Haines Walter Stewart Harris, Jr. ♦Melville Hanna Haskell ♦Walter Edwards Houghton, Jr. ♦Adrian Madison Howard ♦Harold Kitchell Howe ♦BueU Wentworth Hudson ♦Albert Lincoln Johnson, Jr. ♦Charles Bronson Johnson Howard Geraldine Kitt ♦Houston Eccleston Landis, Jr. ♦Lester Arthur Leserman ♦Carlton AVheeler L ' Homme- dieu ♦Charles Joseph Little ♦Hubert Carpenter Mande- ville, Jr. ♦Sanford Brown Meech, Jr. ♦William Mendelson ♦Clark Blanchard Millikan ♦George Edmund Milne John Herron More ♦Harry Leo Nair ♦Leonard Woods Parkhurst ♦Joseph Swan Piatt ♦Henry Randall Leonard Benjamin Riley ♦John Isador Robinson ♦James Stillman Rockefeller Frederick Scudder Rockwell ♦Stuart Burton Rowe ♦Harold Joseph Russo Daniel Sammis Sanford, Jr. ♦George Frost Sawyer ♦Philip William Scheide ♦John Kerr Selden ♦Frederick Sheffield ♦Edmund Taite Silk ♦Theodore Silverman ♦Foster Kent Sistare Lyman Hereford Steele Lawrence Supove William Andrew TenEick Eliam Barney Thacker Edward Kleinhaus Titus Edward Traurig ♦Albert Trepel ♦Frank Day Tuttle. Jr. ♦James Sipple VanLeuvan Edwin Hale Voorhees Frank Arthur Vosburgh, Jr. ♦Roger Patton Welles ♦Bernard Wiess ♦Charles Daniel Wolverton Howard Asa Wood ♦ Ranking scholars for year 1920-21 38 . MM tec ttft. ' .,. BANNER AND POT POURRI FIRST HONOR GRADES IN INDIVIDUAL SUBJECTS fl Richard Clarence Carr Charles Frederick Lucas Chamberlaine ENGLISH Walter William Law, 3d HISTORY Baird Snyder, 3d Jasper Landon Hall Daniel Trigg Bache Kenneth Willis Clark David Drucker MATHEMATICS John Hoxie Haas George Chalfant Kennedy William Davis Melton, Jr. Wladimir MitKewich Max Taylor PHYSICS Wladimir MitKewich LATIN Allen Keith Charles Griswold Bulkley Vsevolod Nicolaevitch Eedo- roff CHEMISTRY John Marshall Gaines, Jr. Walter LeRoy Mitchell, Jr. Duane Rice Stoneleigh Stanley Jackson Sumner Warren William AUen Peter William Fiskio FRENCH Alfred Hand William Davis Jlelton, Jr. Francis J. Crowley GERMAN Verner Zerola Reed, Jr. Nathan Weisenfeld Theodore Lewis Bates Allen Russell Carmichael Marvin Chapin Cheney William Denison Dunning Gilbert Galbraith Emerson DRAWING Howard Raymond Garsden A ' alentine Chamberlain Hart Edwin Hodges HuU Arthur Stevens Hutchcraft Walter LeRoy MitcheU, Jr. NeweU Barnard Parsons, Jr. Ernest Walker Spring Charles Willard Young, Jr. Ethan Allen Beer John Cabot Diller SPANISH John Hannibal Chase Green Edward McVitty Greene, Jr. Clarence Warner Smith Edgar TuUock YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF MEDICINE, 1921 Cum Laude Artlnir Sheldon Griswold, B.A. Yale Uni- versity 1918. Julian Bertram Herrmann, Ph.B. Yale Uni- versity 1917. Axel Magnus Hjort, B.A. University of Illinois 1914, M.S. 1915, Ph.D. Yale University 1918. Henricus Johannes Slander, B.A. South African College 1913, M.S. University of Arizona 1916. Chester Montague ' anAllen, B.A. Yale University 1918. Ella Clay Wakeman, B.A. Wellesley College 1916. PRIZES AWARDED IN THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, 1921 Campbell Gold Medal— Class of 1.931, Arthur Sheldon Griswold, B.A. Yale University 1918; honorable mention, Chester Mon- tague VanAllen, B.A. Yale University 1918. Keese Prize— Class of 1921, Chester Monta- gue VanAllen, B.A. Yale University 1918; honorable mention, Julian Ber- tram Herrmann, Ph.B. Yale University 1917; Axel Magnus Hjort, B.A. Uni- versity of Illinois 19U, M.S. 1915, Ph.D. Yale University 1918. Parker Prize — Class of 1921, Axel Magnus Hjort, B.A. University of Illinois 1914, JLS. 1915, Ph.D. Yale University 1918. Ramsai) Scholars — Class of 1923, William Coiien, Ph.B. Yale University 1920; al- ternate, Gordon Bostvvick Maurer, Ph.B. Yale University 1920. Perkins Scholar — Class of 1924 ' , Marion Elizabeth Snavely, B.A. Mount Holyoke College 1917. THE SCHOOL OF LAW DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF LAWS Magna Cum Laude Joseph Hixon Colman, B.A. Yale University Charles Phelps Taft, 2d, B.A. Yale Univer- 1918. sity 1918. Cum Laude Arthur Frank Brown, B.A. Amherst Col- Arthur Bismark Weiss, B.A. Yale Univer- lege 1919. sity 1916. Hazel Flagler, B.A. Vassar College 1918. PRIZES AWARDED IN THE SCHOOL OF LAW, 1921 Joseph Parker Prize — No award. Toitm end Prize — No award. Samuel J. Elder Prizes — No awards. Third Year Prize — Joseph Hixon Colman, B.A. Yale University 1918. Jewell Prize — No award. Second Year Prize — William Waller, B.S. Vanderbilt University 1918. Munson Prizes — First prize, Charles Dewey Prutzman, B.A. Pennsylvania State Col- lege 1918; second prize, John Francis Williams, Ph.B. Yale University 1917; third prize, Ollie Clarence Reeves, B.S. Valparaiso University 1914, B.A. 1916. The Wayland Prizes — No awards. The Cyc Prize — No award. The First Year Prize — Helen Frances Wil- liamson, B.A. Barnard College 1921. Gallagher Prize — Arthur Bismark Weiss, B.A. Yale University 1916. 40 BANNER AND POT POURRI THE DIVINITY SCHOOL DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF DIVINITY Magna Cum Laude Elmore McNeill McKee, B.A. Yale Univer- Wilfred Evans Powell, B.A. Ph illips Uni- sity 1919. versity 1919. Clarence Ebenezer Victor Nathanielsz, B.H. Paul Austin Wolfe, B.A. Carleton College Springfield Y. M. C. A. College 1911. 1918. Cuji Laude Harry Denman Smith, B.A. Kansas State Jesse Rodman Wilson, B.A. University of University 1887, M.A. Transylvania Texas 1915. University 1903. PRIZES AWARDED IN THE DIVINITY SCHOOL, 1921 Dean ' s Prize for the Best Expository Ser- mon — No award. Downes Prizes in the Reading of the Scrij)- tures and Hymns — Class of 19-22, First Prize, Albert Buckner Coe, B.A. West- ern Maryland College 1909; Second Prize, Francis Trowbridge Cooke, B.. . Amherst CoUege 1920. Class of 1923, First Prize, Edwin Ney Bruce, B.. . Hendrix College 1920; Second Prize, Louis Clarence Schroeder, B.A. Central Wesley an College 1920. Mersick Sermonic Prizes — Class of 1921, First, Prize, Frederic William Hagan, B.A. Des Moines CoUege 191 i; Second Prize, Mehran Kafafian Thomson, B.A. Weslevan University 1917. Class of 1922, First Prize, Daniel Curtis Troxel, B.A. Cotner College 1912; Second Prize, William Ernest Sullens, B.A. Central College 1912. SECOND TERM, 1920-1921 Mersick Prizes for Excellence in the Depart- ment of Elocution — Class of 1921, First Prize, Samuel Leslie Reid, B.A. Univer- sity of North Carolina 1918; Second Prize, Paul Austin Wolfe, B.A. Carle- ton College 1918; Third Prize, Ralph Orin Harpole, B.A. Christian Univer- sity 1915, M.A. 1916. Class of 1923, First Prize, Albert Buckner Coe, B.A. Western Maryland College 1909; Second Prize, Francis Trowbridge Cooke, B.A. Amherst College 1930; Third Prize, Earl Franklin Nauss, B.A. Huntington Col- lege 191T. Class of 1923, First Prize, Louis Clarence Schroeder, B.A. Central Wesleyan College 1920; Second Prize, Ed vin Ney Bruce, B.A. Hendrix Col- lege 1920; Third Prize, John Bruce Dal- ton, B.S. Christian University 1916. Fogg Scholarship — Class of 1922, Eugene Garret Bewkes, B.S. Colgate Univer- sity 1919; Len Andrew Brumbaugh, B.A. Cotner College 1916; Milton Stacey Czatt, B.A. Otterbein College 1916; Harding Woods Gaylord, B.A. Clark CoUege 1912; Howard Scott Hardcastle, B.A. Elon College 1919; Donald Anderson McGavran, B.A. Butler College 1930; Francis Wilson Price, B.A. Davidson College 1915; Carl Newton Rexroad, B.A. McPher- son CoUege 1918. Class of 1923, Ferris J. Stephens, B.A. Butler CoUege 1915. Allis Scholarships— C ass of 1933, Allan Knight Chalmers, B.A. Johns Hopkins University 1918; WaUer Stanley Col- Uns, B..V. Hiram College 1918; Francis Trowbridge Cooke, B.A. Amherst Col- lege 1920; Harry Kelse EversuU; Philip Cowell Jones, B.S. New Hamp- shire CoUege 1913, B.H. Springfield Y. M. C. A. CoUege 1915; Earl Frank- Un Nauss, B.A. Huntington CoUege 1917; WiUiam Ernest SuUens, B.A. Central CoUege 1913; Daniel Curtis Troxel, B.A. Cotner CoUege 1913; James Gary Ulmer, B.A. PhiUips Uni- versity 1920. Class of 1933, William David Carroll, B.A. Findlay College 1920; John Clyde Forney, B.A. Mc- Pherson CoUege 1919; Harry Leavitt Potts, B.A. Bates CoUege 1930. 41 til YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 PRIZES AWARDED IN THE SCHOOL OF FORESTRY, 1921 The Goodyear Scholarship — Cliuan Fall Yao, B.A. Shanghai College 1915, M.S. Deni-son University 1919; Walter Hulier Mever, B.A. Yale Univer.sity 1919; William Norbert Hill; William Kinsey Williams, Jr.; Thornton Green- wood Taylor. William Etjbert Wheeler Prize — Wallace Dunn Black, B.A. Franklin and Mar- shall CoUege 1915; Walter Huber Meyer, B.A. Yale University 1919. Hubert C. Willknns Prize — John Wasilik, Jr., Ph.B. Yale University 1917. PRIZES AWARDED IN THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC, 1921 Lock-wood Scholars — In Pianoforte-Playing, Gertrude Elizabeth Davis; in Singing, Helen Virginia Cain. Frances E. Osborne Kellogg Prize — Royal Andrews Merwin. Steinert Prize — Henry Whitney Closson, B.A. Yale University 1916. Benjamin Jepson Memorial Prize — Peter Joseph Loro. Prize fur Organ-Playing — Jessie Harriett Newgeon. Prizes for Best Entrance E xamiinations in Pianoforte-Playing — Mabel Mary Allen and Mary Denise Hill. Lucg Bell Woodward Prizes — In Piano- forte-Playing, Mabel Mary Allen, with honorable mention of Virginia Wes- sels; in Harmony, Esther Alice Cox. PRIZES AWARDED IN THE SCHOOL OF THE FINE ARTS, 1921 William Wirt Winchester Fellow — Lorenzo Hamilton, B.F.A. Yale University 19:31. Alice Kimball English Scholar — Richard Banks Thomas, B.F.A. Yale University 1921. John Ferguson Weir Scholar — Florence Smirnow. Term Scholars— Firsi term, 1931-1922, Odile Alice Schenker, Tom Loftin Johnson, Anthony Kolakoski. Honorable Mention — In Life Painting, Beatrice Kendall; in Sculpture, Ada Gilbert Shea; in Still Life Painting, Max Pokras; in Cast Drawing, CargiU MacMillan, of the Class of 1932, Yale College. Special Honorable Mention — In Painting, Helen Dowling Rice, Edna Frances Edell. First Honorable Mention — In Composition, Eustace Paul Ziegler; Second Honor- able Mention, Tom Loftin Johnson. Fannie B. Pardee Prize in Sculpture — Flor- ence Smirnow. School of the Fine Arts Prize in Archi- tecture — William Douglas, B.A. Yale LIniversity 191S; placed second, Albert George Clay, B.A. Yale University 1921; placed third, Victor Myers Reynal; placed fourth, Manuel Heeren Pardo; placed fifth, Percy Ernest Is- bell, B.A. Yale University 1920; with mention of Donald Malcolm Campbell, B.A. Yale University 1919; Basil Stamatiou Georges, Henry Schraub Kelly. Ethel Childe Walker Prize — Richard Ingell Mathews. Department of Architecture Elective Srholarxhiji.i — Albert George Clay, B.A. Yale University 1921; Ernest Emil Rutkowsky, B.A. Yale University 1921. 43 BANNER AND POT POURRI JUNIOR EXHIBITION CLASS OF 1918 The Friendship between America and China A Federal Budget and National Preparedness The Character of the Yale Scholar . Yale Football Socialism v. Socialism ..... J. Bau C. M. Clay, Jr. R. F. balev . C. P. Taft, 5d J. M. Vorsy CLASS OF 1919 Realizing the War Making Democracy Safe for the World France and Alsace-Lorraine . American Trade in China Little Things .... CLASS OF 1920 The March of tlie Czecho-Slovak Army Through Precedent to Liberty Modern Imperialism National Prohibition The Future of the Repulilic . CLASS OF 1921 CLASS OF 1922 Our Neighbor — Japan The War and the Negro Tlie Larger Patriotism . The Fundamental Attitude Democracy in Industry . Valiant Armenia A Junior League of Nations Forgotten or Immortal . An Ideal Adrift We and You . CLASS OF 1923 The Labor Party — A Proposal Why Not Christianity? ..... The Menace of Democracy .... The Significance of the Memorial Quadrangle The Chinese — A Plea for Understanding Stephen Vincent Benet Melville Washington Borders Edward Walter Bourne Chun Chen . John Van Voorhis Cadmus Zaccheus Gordon Henry Robinson Luce . Walter Millis Max Raydner Traurig William Dwight Whitney Henry Hugh Bousman Edwin Minis, Jr. Eli Whitney Debevoise John Philip O ' Brien Abraham Stodel UUman Levon Peter Donchian . Gaius Barrett Rich, III Charles Albert Wight Humbert Francis Confrancesco Cyril Hume Horace Jeremiah Voorhis Thomas Vennum . Willis Jerome Ballinger . John Walter Blair Steven I. O. Tsai RECIPIENTS OF JUNIOR EXHIBITION PRIZES 1895 A. P. Stokes, Jr. 1905 L. 0. Bergh 1914 E. A. Burtt 1896 N. A. Smyth 1906 M. O. Johnson 1915 C. H. Wang 1897 S. E. Bassett 1907 J. W. Murphy 1916 A. R. Bellinger 1898 G. D. Graves 1908 M. O. Parry 1917 J. M. Vorys 1899 W. S. Coffin 1909 S. E. Keeler, Jr. 1918 E. W. Bourne 1900 A. H. Gleason 1910 Yiin-Hsiang Ts ' ao 1919 Walter Millis 1901 A. R. Hill 1911 W. C. Smith 1920 H. H. Bousman 1902 G. H. Richards 1912 E. M. Porter 1921 L. P. Donchian 1903 W. Pickens 1913 W. H. Lowenhaupt 1922 H. J. Voorhis 1904 W. D. Myers 43 III YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 GRADUATE FELLOWS Sloane-Larned — Norman I. Adams, Jr., Class of 1917, Physics. Silliman-Larned — Donald H. Andrews, Class of 1920, Chemistry. Douglas — William C. DeVane, Jr., Class of 1920, English. Macy-Foote — Howard M. Ehrman, Class of 1921, History. Scott Hurtt-Foote — Clarence J. Hylander, Class of 1920, Botany. Cuyler — Edwin Mims, Jr., Class of 1921, History. Soldiers ' Memorial — Nicholas Moseley, Class of 1919, Classical Languages. Howard-Lamed — P ' rancis J. Norton, Class of 1921, Chemistry. Stanley — Joseph C. Polley, Class of 1921, Mathematics. Eldridge — William L. Russell, Class of 1920, Geology and Geography. Eldridge-Foote — Llewellyn T. Spencer, Class of 1921, Philosophy and Psychology. Bidwell — John S. Stanton, Jr., Class of 1917, English. Abernethy—B.ndolph Willard, Class of 1919, English. Porter-Foote — Alexander M. Witherspoon, Class of 1918, English. Foote — Frederic G. Yeandle, Class of 1921, Romance Languages. 44 II BANNER AND POT POURRI DE FOREST ORATIONS AND TOWNSEND ESSAYS The name of the De Forest man is marked with 1896 H. D. Baker G. S. Buck P. C. Peck H. A. Perkins L. H. Porter A. P. Stokes, Jr. 1897 W. H. H. Hewitt W.S. HubbeU,Jr. W. D. Makepeace K. A. Smyth H. H. Townshend A. AVheeler 1898 H. W. Fisher H. D. Gallaudet C.E.Merrill, Jr. R. K. Root E. C. Streeter H. B. Wright 1899 H. J. Fenton G. D. Graves A. S. Hamlin R. Hooker H. R. Shipman C . F. Sweet 1900 H. B. Fuller M. P. Gould W. M. Jones H. T. Hunt J. H. Klostermann C. B. Thompson 1901 H. B. Fuller E. Hausberg W. B. Howe W. H. Hutchins C. Maynard Ray Morris 1902 F. Burnliam D. S. Day E. H. Lehman N. H. Mason K. C. Reed H. L. Sweinhart 1903 A. C. Bragaw H. T. Clark J. Fairbanks D. M. Moffat H. R. Stern D. B. Updegrafif 1904 AV. H. Durham S. H. Evans T. H. Kirkland ' . Pickens L. P. Reed 1905 A. H. Bradford P. V. D. Davis W. D. Meyers G. Richardson J. G. Rogers J. C. Slade 1906 W. P. Armstrong Crawford Green A. L. Westcott L. O. Bergh C. B. Van Tassel •R. W. Westcott 1907 H. F. Bishop E. H. Hart R. B.Hull M. O. Johnson A. B. Ruddock C. W. Seymour 1908 W. S. Culbertson W. E. Hendricks J. W. Murphy L. W. Perrin C. Sevmour W. W, Wvnkoop 1909 J. M. Howard J. L. McConaughy F. O. Mason R. Moses S. C. Rand 1910 H. R. Cloud S. E. Keeler E. D. Snyder R. A. Taft H. DeF. Widger 1911 M. G. Hastings T. A. Kilbourne C. E. Lombardi F. R. Serri H. K. SherriU Yiin-Hsiang Ts ' ao 1912 J. l.eC. Bell P. V. Bowen L. B. Liles J. W. Young V. Colelli A. McClure 1913 F. C. Bangs R. S. Coe F. L. Daily H. C. Link E. H. Porter V-L. Tong 1914 W. H. CampbeU Angus Dun Stoddard King W. H. Lowenliaupt H. D. Saylor L. A. Shepard 1915 P. O. Badger R. DeF. Boomer E. A. Burtt N. J. Kilbourne Archibald MacLeish A. B. Royce 1916 E. R. Fish M. Hadlev M. M. McChesney G. Murphy C. R. Walker, Jr. C. H. Wang 1917 A. R. Bellinger L. T. Chen J. D. Lucey W. W. Pickett E. S. Pinney K. F. Simpson 1918 M.J. Bau W. Bushby E. F. Campbell R. W. Dunn I. A. Mag W. J. Wen 1919 E. W. Bourne Chun Ch ' en Alexander Pinney T. L. Stix John Van Voorhis J. M. Vorys 1920 J. W. Andrews C. Z. Gordon R. W. Griswold H. R. Luce M. R. Traurig A. N. Wilder 1921 E. W. Debevoise ♦R.M. Hutchins E. Minis, Jr. J. P. O ' Brien D. Rochford R. K. vonHolt 1922 L. P. Donchian W. R. Marvin, Jr. G. B.Rich, 3d B. R. Tuttle C. A. Wight C. D. Williams 47 1 (II I I I YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 CLASS ORATORS AND POETS — — — •-• — — — — , POETS ORATORS HF ' atfdH 1854 J. M. Smith S. C. Gale K tSmmM Bj 1855 ly. D. Brewster A. Bailey _n __ K 1856 G. W. Bucliler P. H. Calkins H V H| K 1857 N. C. Perliins A. H. Strong f I K 1858 E. C. Porter G. P. Andrews m H 1859 G. W. Fisher E. Carington Hb __ W 1860 C. A. Boies J. L. Daniels DflfijR||bj| BB JL 1861 E. R. Sill S. Shearer M| WM| 4 ZJ 1863 H. Holt D. H. Chamberlain K V 1863 G. C. Southworth W. C. Whitney k % , flit 1864 W. W. Battershall J. W. Teal 1 1865 H. A. Brown A. McLean J H 1866 J. Brand G. C. Holt k imm H 1867 W. H. Bishop J. W. Showalter yw. dg,X«_-JH 1868 W. A. Linn C. B. Brewster _p _ p nfli 1869 L. H. Bragg H. A. Beers ■ 1870 H. B. Mason W. C. GuUiver p • ' 1871 D. A. Burr 0. J. Bliss i f 1872 J. N. Beach E. S. Lines s- m HA ■ 0 1873 E. R. Johnes W. A. Houghton Jr - m 1874 G. D. Read H. H. Ragan W ' m 1875 E. Bouton C. F. Cutter ■ r j 1876 F. A. Gaylord J. A. Gleason J . f 1877 J. G. Pile E. B. Gager 1878 H. E. Coe W. H. Taft Courtesy of the Roger Shcnnaii Studio 1879 L. D. Syle G. W. Kirchwey 1880 W.H. Harper W. M. Hall THOMAS C. CHUBB, CLASS POET. 19S3 1881 H. S. Durand J. Leighton 1882 J. E. Whitney C. B. Storrs POETS ORATOR S 1883 J. M. Lewis F. O. Leonard 1833 R.Robertson A. H. Lewis 1884 E. Welles H. M. Wolf 1834 E. Coffin W. Leverett 1885 C. E. Gushing F. R. Shipman 1835 F.Johnson J. B. Fenton 1886 C. M. Lewis Evans Woollen 1836 T. P. Scovel H. C. Deming 1887 W. McCormick J. R. Sheffield 1837 W. T. Bacon C. A. Johnson 1888 P. F. SoUey O. S. I shell 1838 G. T. Dole W. P. Lvnde 1889 T. W. Buclianan H. W. Wells 1839 L. M ' . Smith R. P. Cutter 1890 A. W. Colton W. A. De Camp 1840 G. H. HoUister C. F. Burnham 1891 L. H. Tucker F. T. Brown 1841 G. B. Schott D. G. MitcheU 1892 H. B. Hinckley H. R. Rathbone 1843 J. A. Porter N. Edwards 1893 R. M. Gibbs L. A. Weller 1843 L. F. Robinson A. Johnson 1894 E. B. Reed J. L. Hall 1844 C. W. Camp O. H. Doolittle 1895 W. A. Moore C. G. Clarke 1845 G. B. Day T. K. Davis 1896 A. R. Thompson G. S. Buck 1846 E.Johnson F. J. Kingsbury 1897 R. L. Hunger C. H. Studinski 1847 E. Franklin T. L. Bayne 1898 F. Wickes S. E. Bassett 1848 F. R. Grist C. G. Webster 1899 H. C. Robbins G. D. Graves 1849 F. M. Finch H. HoUister 1900 Kenneth Bruce J. D. Dana 1850 J. I. I. Adams C. J. Hillyer 1901 R. H. Edwards P. T. Gilbert 1851 None None 1902 F. W. Jefferson F. H. Sincerbeaux 1852 W. W. Crapo H. B. Sprague 1903 H. A. Plummer R. H. Ewell 185 3 C. T. Lewis R. L. Gibson 1904 F. E. Pierce L. P. Reed 50 BANNER AND POT POURRI POETS ORATORS 1905 J. G. Ropers A. P. McKinstry 1906 J. H. Wallis I.ee J. Perrin 1907 R. jM. Edmonds E. H. Hart 1908 J. H. Auchincloss J. W. Jlurphy 1909 L. Bacon M. O. Parry 1910 A. E. Baker C. A. I.ohmann 1911 Thomas Beer C. C. Hincks 1912 J. LeC. Bell A.C. Tener 1913 E. T. Webb E. M. Porter 1914 K. Rand S. King 1915 A. MacLeish E. A. Burtt 1916 H. S. Buck M. Hadley 1917 A. R. Bellinger K. F. Simpson 1918 R. B. Barrett A. R. Hvatt 1919 S. V. Benet N. V. Borders 1920 J. W. Andrews Evans Woollen, Jr 1931 O. F. Davisson R. M. Hutchins FENCE ORATORS ORATORS ' 78 J. B.Porter, ' 80 ' 79 Isaac Bromley, ' 81 ' 80 A. P. French, ' 82 ' 81 C. S. Foote, ' 83 ' 82 A. P. Wilder, ' 84 ' 83 I,. B. Gleason, ' 85 ' 84 F. E. Wing, ' 86 ' 85 C. M. Hinkle, ' 87 ' 86 W. H. Fitzgerald, ' 88 ' 87 C. S. King, ' 89 ' 88 Stowe Phelps, ' 90 ' 89 Albert I.ee, ' 91 ' 90 H. A. Bayne, ' 92 ' 91 F. W. Yates, ' 93 ' 92 E. B. Reed, ' 94 ' 93 F. B. Harrison, ' 95 ' 94 A. P. Stokes, Jr., ' 96 ' 95 C. B. DeCamp, ' 97 ' 96 L. H. Scranton, ' 98 ' 97 E. T. Noble, ' 99 ' 98 J. D. Dana, ' 00 ' 99 Ray Morris, ' 01 ' 00 No oration ' 01 E. Corning, ' 03 ' 02 T. D. Thatcher, ' 04 ' 03 F.C.Brown, ' 05 RESPONDENTS Sherman Evarts, ' 81 Barclay Johnson, ' 82 Harold Vernon, ' 83 A. P. Wilder, ' 84 E. L. Richards, Jr., ' 85 H. W. Petriken, ' 86 C. M. Hinkle, ' 87 W. H. Fitzgerald, ' 88 L. C. Du Pont, ' 89 ' 04 S. Phelps, ' 90 ' 05 Albert Lee, ' 91 ' 06 H. A. Bayne, ' 92 ' 07 J. T. Robin.son, ' 93 ' 08 E. B. Reed, ' 94 ' 09 F. B. Harrison, ' 95 ' 10 A. P. Stokes, Jr., ' 90 ' U T. L. Clarke, ' 97 ' 12 W. N. Vaile, ' 98 ' 13 E. T. Noble, ' 99 ' 14 J. D. Dana, ' 00 ' 15 Ray Morris, ' 01 ' 16 M. Trowbridge, ' 02 ' 17 No oration ' 18 W. R. Kinney, ' 04 ' 19 B. Esher, 05 ' 20 W. S. MoClintock, ' 06 ' 21 Courtesy of the Roger Sherman Studio R. F. SOLLEY, CLASS ORATOR, 1982 ORATORS W. S. McClintock, ' 06 A. J. R van, ' 07 J. W. Murphy, ' 08 M. O. Parry, ' 09 C. A. Lohmann, ' 10 E. M. Woolley, ' ll L. M. Cornwall, ' 12 F. V. W. Blood, ' 13 S. King, ' 14 A. MacLeish, ' 15 C. B. Munson, ' 16 W.E.Chilton, Jr., ' 17 J. M. Vorys. ' 18 W. J. Carr, ' 19 S. H. Knox, ' 20 D. C. Clarke, ' 21 R. F. SoUey, ' 22 P. Boyle, ' 23 RESPONDENTS W. L. Carter, ' 07 J. W. Murphy, ' 08 M. T. Dougherty, ' 09 L ' EngleHartridge. ' lO C. C. Hincks, ' 11 J. W. Young, ' 12 J. Coleman, Jr., ' 13 . . F. Jenks,Jr., ' 14 J. S. ReiUy, ' 15 G. E. Porter, 3d, ' 16 M. R. Smith, ' 17 J. M. Vorys, ' 18 K.A.Wood, ' 19 E. Woollen, J r., ' 20 J. E. Neville, ' 21 Y. G. Smith, ' 22 C. P. Mundy, ' 23 F. Field, ' 24 By decree of the Faculty. 51 YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 CLASS SECRETARIES The names of all Class Secretaries are given in this list, those who have not qualified as nieniliers of the Association being included for convenience of reference. YALE COLLEGE Courtesy of the Roger Sherman Studio WILLIAM G. LORD CLASS SECRETARY, 1922 IMS Arthur D. Osborne, 53 Trumbull St., Xew Haven. 1853 Rev. James M. Whiton, Ph.D., 65 West 137th St., New York, N. Y. 1855 Giles Potter, 733 Elm St., New Haven. 1858 Col. William P. Bacon, 50 L exington St., New Britain, Conn. 1800 Orlando Leach, Avon, Mass. 18()1 Prof. Wintlirop D. Sheldon, LL.D., 3313 Hamilton St., Philadelphia, Pa. 1862 James H. Crosby, Bangor, Me.; win- ter address, Claremont, Calif. 1863 Samuel Huntington, 324 Franklin PI., Pla infield, N. J. 1864 Theodore Fitch, 1419 North Beall , ve., Wooster, Ohio. 1865 AVhitehead C. Duyckinck, 816 Madi- son Ave., Plainfield, N. J. 1866 Edward B. Bennett, 67 Collins St., Hartford, Conn. 1867 William H. Morse, Library of Con- gress and Supreme Court, Wash- ington, D. C. 1868 Gideon H. Welch, 199 Prospect St., Torrington, Conn. 1869 Acting-secretary: . llen W. Evarts, (id Wall St., New York, N. Y. 1870 Rev. Lewis W. Hicks, 85 Grove St., Welleslev, Mass. 1871 Salmon G. Pease, 343 Orange St., New Haven. 1872 Edward H. Jenkins, Ph.D., 133 Hunt- ington St., New Haven. 1873 Frederick J. Shepard, 17 Pearl PI., Buffalo, N. Y. 1874 Rev. Samuel C. Bushnell, 11 Maple St., .Vrlington, Mass. 1875 Samuel R. Betts, 52 William St., New York, N. Y. 1876 Edwin D. Worcester, 30 Broad St., New York, N. Y. 1877 Charles S. Miller, 2 Rector St., New York, N. Y. 1878 Henrv E. Coe, 32 Broadway, New York, N. Y. 1879 Prof. F. Wells Williams, 155 Whitney Ave., New Haven. 1880 Norris G. Osliorn, 339 Bradley St., New Haven. 1881 Nathaniel C. Fisher, 146 Duane St., New York, N. Y. 1882 Edwin L. ]:)illingham, 599 5th Ave., New York, N. Y. 1883 George W. Johnston, 55 I.ilierty St., New York, N. Y. 1884 Leonard M. Daggett, 42 Church St., New Ha en. 52 BANNER AND POT POURRI 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1893 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 Prof. Frank R. Shipman, Atlanta 1903 Theological Seminary, Atlanta, Ga. 1904 Francis R. Cooley, 31 Woodland St., Hartford, Conn. 1905 Prof. Robert N. Corwin, Ph.D., 247 1906 St. Ronan St., New Haven. Prof. Bernard C. Steiner, Ph.D., 1907 Enoch Pratt Free Library, Bal- timore, Md. ' 1908 Adjt. Gen. Charles H. Sherrill, 30 ' Broad St., Xew York, X. Y. ; war- 1909 time addres.s: Capitol, Albany, N. Y. Thomas F. Bayard, Wilmington, Del. Albert H. Barclay, 48 Church St., New Haven. James E. Wheeler, 83 Edgehill Road, New Haven. 1910 Noah H. Swayne, 3d, Pennsylvania Building, Philadel])liia, Pa.; war- 1911 time address: National Coal Job- bers Association, 737 Woodward Building, Wa.shington, D. C. Frederick Dwight, 45 Cedar St., New York, N. Y. 1913 Roger W. Tuttle, Drawer 179, New Haven. Dudley I,. Vaill, Station A, Winsted, 1913 Conn. Arthur W. Lawrence, Lawrence Park, Bronxville, N. Y. 1914 Julien A. Ripley, 15 Wall St., New York, N. Y. ; war-time address: 1337 Connecticut Ave., Wash- ington, D. C. 1915 Murray W. Dodge, 40 Wall St., New York, N. Y. Capt. Lucius B. Barbour, N. A., 130 Washington St., Hartford, Conn.; 1916 war-time address: care Provost Marshal General, Washington, D. C. ; acting-.secretary: Morgan 1917 B. Brainard, 87 Washington St., Hartford, Conn. 1918 Frederick G. Mason, 144 Buckingham St., Waterbury, Conn.; war-time 1919 address: care American Red 1930 Cross, 4, Place de la Concorde, Paris, France. 1921 James Wright, 331 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y. 1933 George H. Richards, 68 William St., New York, N. Y. Elton Parks, 54 Wall St., New York, N. Y. Carl Brewer, Ishpeming, Mich. Edwin R. Embree, 61 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Thomas A. Tully, 800 Orange St., New Haven. Prof. Charles Seymour, Ph.D., 137 Everit St., New Haven. Lieut. Harold Phelps Stokes, U. S. R., 1(10 William St., New York, N. Y. ; war-time address: 306th Field Artillery, Catnp Upton, N. Y. ; acting-secretary: Charles S. Camjibell, Dwight Hall, JsTew Haven. Robert D. French, 67 Bishop St., New Haven. Capt. J. Marshall Holcombe, Jr., A. S., S. C, 79 Spring St., Hart- ford, Conn.; acting-.secretary: J. Dwight Dana, 43 Church St., New Haven. Daniel A. Heald, care Harris, Forbes Co., 56 William St., New York, N. Y. Class Historian: Mortimer B. Lane, 1405 31st St., N. W., Washington, D. C. George W. Patterson, Jr., 3101 Hill St., Ann , rbor, Mich.; war-tirae address: 8, Rue de Richelieu, Paris, France. Asst. Paymaster AUiert H. Ely, Jr., U. S. N. R. F., 47 West 56th St., New York, N. Y. ; war-time ad- dress: Box 38, Newport, R. I. Robert S. Oliver, A. S., S. O. R. C, 166 East Rock Road, New Haven. George M. Murray, U. S. N. R. F., 305 West 9th St., Plainfield, N. J. Edward H. Clark, Jr., 470 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Edward W. Bourne, Jr., New Haven. Morehead Patterson, 15 East 65th St., New York, N. Y. Willard D. Litt, care Bankers Trust Co., 20 Broadway, New York, N. Y. WiUiam G. Lord, Tarrytown, N. Y. 53 YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL Cciirlcsy of the Roger Sherman Studio DAVID DIBBELL CLASS SECRETARY, ISii S. 1852-67 William W. Skiddy, 82 Wall St., New York, N. Y. 1869 Frederick E. Willets, Glen Cove, X. Y. 1871 Henry B. Sargent, 247 Church St., New Haven. 1872 Rev. Charles A. Tilibals, Sandy Hook, Conn. 1873 Rnliert Jaffrav, 58 West 46th St., New York. N. Y. 1874 Henry J. Kellogg, 18 City Hall, New Haven. 1875 George R. Cooley, 82 Church St., New Haven. 1876 Prof. Max Mailhouse, M.D., 105 Elm St., New Haven. 1877 Charles C. Godfrey, M.D., 340 State St., Bridgeport, Conn. 1878 Charles S. Churchill, Norfolk West- ern Railway Co., Roanoke, Va. 1879 1880 1881 1882 1683 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 Harry W. Asher, 674 Orange St., New Haven. Edward R. Sargent, 457 Humphrey St., New Haven. Arthur B. Woodford, Ph.D., 459 Whalley Ave., New Haven. Edward L. Whittemore, 7706 Piatt Ave., S. E., Cleveland, Ohio. Frederick T. Bradley, 651 Prospect St., Ne%v Haven. Samuel B. Hawley, 377 North Broad- wav, Yonkers, N. Y. Frank e. Sands, 27 East Main St., Meriden, Conn. Alexander H. Rudd, Broad Street Station, Philadelphia, Pa. Leonard A. Jenkins, 130 Bristol St., New Haven. Prof. Percey F. Smith, Ph.D., 330 Willow St., New Haven. Arthur H. Day, National Pipe Bend- ing Co., New Haven. Prof. John C. Tracy, C.E., 345 Win- throp Ave., New Haven. Arthur E. Booth, C.E., 65 Lake PI., New Haven. Maj. Charles H. Nichols, E. O. R. C, 12 Edgehill Road, New Haven; war-time address: Construction Division of the Army, 7th and B Sts., Washington, D. C. Frederic B. McMuUen, 1125 Lumber Exchange Building, Chicago, 111. Howard P. Hotchkiss, 205 Livingston St.. New Haven. President: J. Willet Hall, 30 Broad St.. New York, N. Y. Guy r:. Beardsley, 670 Main St., Hart- ford, Conn. Samuel E. Hoyt, 195 Church St., New Haven; assistant secretary: Wil- liam D. Scranton, 103 Orange St., New Haven. Joseph W. Alsop, Avon, Conn. Lieut. Osborne A. Day, U. S. N. R. F.. 42 Church St., New Haven; war-time address: Probation Regiment. Pelham Bav, N. Y. Wm. E. Hall, 27 William St., New York, N. Y. Louis Hengerer, M.D., 230 Riverside Drive, New York, N. Y. 54 BANNER AND POT POURRI 1902 Ma]. John F. TrunibuU, E. O. R. C, ' 137 Cold Spring St., New Haven; war-time address: Engineer Re- 1912 serve Officers ' Training Camp, 1913 Camp Lee, Petersburg, Va. 1903 Vasa K. Braclier, 200 West 72d St., 19U New ' ork, N. Y. 1901 Maj. Bradford Brinton, Q. M. O. R. C, Dixon, 111.; war-time address: 1915 Plymouth Building, Cleveland, Oliio. 1905 William MoK. Barber, 261 Broadway, New York, N. Y. 1916 1906 Lieut. Thomas H. Russell, U. S. N. R. F., 57 Trumbull St., New Haven. 1907 Stanley B. Ineson, Box 712, Glen 1917 Cove, N. Y. 1908 Howard ¥,. Church, C.E., Box 255, Springfield, Mass. 1918 1909 John L. Bagg, Box 167, Holyoke, Mas,s. 1919 1910 Lindell T. Bates, J.D., LL.D., 615 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. 1920 1911 Lieut. Ralph W. Halsey, U. S. R., 55 1921 WaU St., New York, N. Y.; war- 1922 time address: Field Artillery, Camp Meade, Md. Theophilus R. Hyde, Pottstown, Pa. Lieut. Clyde Martin, 204 Washington Park, Brooklyn, N. Y. James T. Brvan, care Logan Bryan, 113 Broadway, New Yo rk, N. Y.; in the aviation .service. Lieut. C. Fayette Taylor, U. S. N. R. F., 31 Clinton Ave., Montclair, N. J.; war-time address: L ' niver- sity Club, Washington, D. C. Capt. Rufus F. Scott, Jr., A. S., S. O. R. C., Paris, Texas; war-time ad- dress: 112th Aero Squadron, Kelly Field, Texas. Lieut. Gregory J. Comstock, care Mr. John B. Comstock, New Britain, Conn. Robert Wier, Jr., U28 Van Buren St., Wilmington, Del. Raymond D. Savageau, 160 Franklin St., Denver, Colo. Herbert Peacock. Edward P. F. Eagan, Denver, Colo. David Dibbell, 124 Brownell St., New Haven, Conn. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE 1868 Robert B. Goodyear, M.D., North 1890 Haven, Conn. 1869 Gould A. Shelton, M.D., 40 White St., 1891 Shelton, Conn. 1870 Frank E. Castle, M.D., 77 North Main 1892 St., Waterbury, Conn. 1872 Charles W. Gaylord, M.D., 93 South 1893 Main St., Branford, Conn. 1877 William C. Welch, M.D., 59 College St., New Haven. 1894 1878 Prof. Max Mailhouse, M.D., 105 Elm St., New Haven. 1896 1880 J. Francis Calef, M.D., 171 Broad St., Middletown, Conn. 1897 1881 James E. Stetson, M.D., Union League, New Haven. 1898 1882 Frank H. Wheeler, M.D., 27 Perkins St., New Haven. 1899 1883 Frank N. Loomis, M.D., 116 Elizabeth St., Derbv, Conn. 1900 1884 Prof. Henry L. Swain, M.D., 195 Church St., New Haven. 1901 1886 Louis E. Cooper, M.D., 90 North State St., Ansonia, Conn. 1902 1889 Thomas S. Bronson, M.D., 1198 Chapel St., New Haven. Prof. Harry B. Ferris, M.D., 395 St. Ronan St., New Haven. Clarence E. Skinner, M.D., Suite 80, 50 East 41.st St., New York, N. Y. William M. Kenna, M.D., Mount Ver- non, N. Y. Edward W. Goodenough, M.D., 44 Leavenworth St., Waterbury, Conn. Prof. Frederick N. Sperry, M.D., 24 Huntington St., New Haven. Charles W. Holbrook, M.D., 3 Thomp- son Ave., East Haven, Conn. E. Terry Smith, M.D., 36 Pearl St., Hartford, Conn. C. Brewster Brainard, M.D., 97 Girard Ave., Hartford, Conn. Dorland Smith, M.D., 836 Myrtle Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. George L. Buist, M.D., 3 Hancock St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Edgar F. Hani ' lin, M.D., Slatersville, R. I. Albert H. Sharpe, M.D., Cornell Uni- versity, Ithaca, N. Y. 55 YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 1903 Capt. Harold S. Arnold, M. O. R. C, U. S. Government Hospital No. 15, New Haven. 1904. Emanuel C. Fleischner, M.D.. 330 Post St., San Francisco, Calif. 1913 1905 Charles T. Beach, M.D., 75 Pratt St., Hartford, Conn. 190(i John E. Parker, M.D., 165 Park Ave., 1914 Orange, N. J. 1907 Hugh F. Flaherty, M.D., 305 Park 1915 St., Hartford, Conn. 1908 Lieut. I. Hart Noyes, M. O. R. C, 191G JW Benefit St., Providence, R. I.; war-time address: Camp Hospital 1917 13, 1st Coast Artillery Corps Brigade, American Expeditionary 1918 Forces. 1909 A. Albert Smernoff, M.D., 601 West 1919 177th St., New York; N. Y. 1910 F. Elmer Johnson, M.D., 430 West 1930 End .Ave., New York, N. Y. 1911 Samuel C. Harvey, M.D., Woodbury, 1931 Conn. 1913 Lieut. Edward H. Kirschbaum, M. O. R. C, 30 Grave St., Waterbury, Conn.; war-time address: Hospi- tal L ' nit H, American Expedi- tionary Forces. Delos J. Bristol, Jr., M.D., Boston Lying-in Ho.spital, 24 McLean St., Boston, Mass. Edgar M. Johnson, M.D., 43 College St., New Haven. Harry Berman, M.D., 65 Windsor Ave., Hartford, Conn. Joseph Russo, M.D., 60 Monroe St., New Haven. Howard W. Haggard, M.D., 1600 Boulevard, New Haven. Elliot S. Robinson, 330 Cedar St., New Haven. William P. DriscoU, 165 Howard Ave., Ansonia, Corin. Ralph E. McDonnell, 355 Ellsworth Ave., New Haven. Chester Jl. Van AUen, 430 George St., New Haven. SCHOOL OF LAW 1862 Roger S. White, 87 Trumbull St., New 1884 Haven. 1865 Julius Twiss, 37 Beers St., New 1885 Haven. 1867 Augustus Binswanger, Standard 1886 Trust Savings Bank Building, 105 West Monroe St., Chicago, 111. 1887 1869 Olin R. Wood, Manchester, Conn. 1873 Charles F. Bollmann, 185 Church St., 1888 New Haven. 1874 Henry F. English, 38 HiUhouse .Ave., 1889 New Haven. 1875 Samuel O. Prentice, LL.D., 70 Gillett 1890 St., Hartford, Conn. 1876 Eli Mix, 600 George St., New Haven. 1891 1877 Alfred N. Wheeler, 47 Trumbull St., New Haven. 1893 1878 Burton .Mansfield, 43 Church St., New Haven. 1893 1879 Prof. John K. Beach, LL.D., 450 Tem])le St., New Haven. 1894 1880 Hadlai A. Hull, Hull Building, New London, Conn. 1895 1881 Livingston W. Cleveland, 350 Elm St., New Haven. 1896 1883 Harry W. Asher, 674 Orange St., New Haven. Seymour C. Ixiomis, 83 Church St., New Haven. Everett Smith, County Court House, Seattle, Wash. Frank D. Pavey, 33 Nassau St., New York, N. Y. Isaac Wolfe, 43 Church St., New Haven. Lyman T. Tingier, Henry Building, Rockville, Conn. Prof. George E. Beers, First National Bank Building, New Haven. Robert C. Morris, D.C.L., 27 Pine St., New York, N. Y. Frederic E. Mygatt, 40 Wall St., New York, N. Y. Frank S. Bishop, 43 Church St., New Haven. James D. Dewell, Jr., 184 Bradley St., New Haven. Matthew A. Reynolds, 550 Whalley Ave., New Haven. Bernard E. Lynch, 42 Church St., New Haven. Andrew T. Bierkan, D.C.L., 868 Main St., East Hartford, Conn. 56 BANNER AND POT POURRI 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1906 1907 1908 1909 1877 1878 1882 1885 1887 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 Geor re B. Thayer, Pleasant St., West 1910 Hartford, Conn. Phelps Montgomery, 221 Whitney 1911 Ave., New Haven. Harrison Hewitt, 129 Church St., Xew Haven. Col. Ernest L. Isbell, 399 Whalley Ave., New Haven. 1912 Carl F. Bollmann, 185 Church St., New Haven. 1913 Eliot Watrous, 121 Church St., New Haven. Martin J. Cunningham, City HaU, 1914 Danbury, Conn. George E. Mix, 1117 Third National 1915 Hank Buildinj;, St. I.ouis, Mo. Frederick H. Hvan, 15 Wall St., New 1916 York, N. Y. 1 917 Charles W. Evarts, 185 Church St., New Haven. 1915 William A. Brce, 195 Church St., New Haven. Arthur W. Chambers, 129 Church St., New Haven. Kenneth Wynne, 150 Alden Ave., New Haven. Philip D. Connor, 208 Grand Ave., New Haven; war-time address: Headquarters, 304th Stevedore Regiment, Camp Hill, Newport News, Va. Henry P. Roche, 76 Bassett St., New Britain, Conn. Thompson Dean, Darien, Conn.; war- time address: 1 Dupont Circle, Washington, D. C. Buckingham P. Merriman, 102 Pros- pect St., Waterhury, Conn. Prof. Her.schel W. Arant, 720 Ponce de Leon Ave., Atlanta, Ga. Edward J. Ryan, Lee, Mass. Prentice T. Chase, 292 Orchard St., New Haven. M. L. William H. Michaels, Jr., 41 Nelson Ave., Cooperstown, N. Y. DIVINITY SCHOOL Rev. Samuel C. Bushnell, 11 Maple St., Arlington, Mass. Rev. Lewis Williams, 26 Faxton St., LTtica, N. Y. Rev. Clifford H. Smith, 188 Main St., Burlington, Vt. Rev. Pres. E. Lyman Hood, Ph.D., Atlanta Theological Seminary, Atlanta, Ga. Rev. Howard A. Bridgman, D.D., 14 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. Rev. Frederick B. Richards, St. Johnsburv, Vt. Rev. Dryden ' W. Phelps, Hotel Dun- can, New Haven. Rev. George H. Ewing, Norwich, Conn. Rev. Harry C. Meserve, Courtland Ave., Stamford, Conn. Rev. Harry W. Johnson, Hartford, Pa. Rev. Edgar C. Wheeler, Sylvan, Wash. Rev. Hezekiah L. Pyle, 130 West Sey- mour St., Philadelphia, Pa. Rev. Quincy Blakely, Farmington, Conn. Rev. Herbert A. Jump, 27 Bay St., Manchester, N. H. 1900 Rev. Joseph B. Lyman, Orono, Me. 1901 Rev. Ferdinand Q. Blanchard, Euclid . venue Congregational Church, Cleveland, Ohio; war-time ad- dress: Y. M. C. A., Camp Sher- man, Chillicothe, Ohio. 1902 Frank J. Bruno, 25 Old Chamber of Commerce, Minneapolis, Minn. 1903 Rev. Edwin A. Ralph, 518 East Mason St., Green I5ay, Wis. 1904 Rev. Rodney W. Roundy, 287 4th Ave., New York, N. Y. 1905 Rev. William R. Hamlin, Hyde Park, Vt. 1906 Rev. Wilfrid A. Rowell, 743 College St., Beloit, Wis. 19(W Rev. Hugh E. Brown, Pilgrim Con- gregational Church, Seattle, Wash. 1908 Rev. Robert Bell, 740 Woodward Ave., New Haven. 1909 Rev. W. Irving Maurer, 1605 Frank- lin Park South, Columbus, Ohio. 1910 Rev. John M. Deyo, Ridgefield, Conn. 1911 Rev. Paul L. Kirby, Indianapolis Children ' s Aid Society, 88 Bald- win Block, Indianapolis, Ind. 1912 Rev. Hollis M. Bartlett, 45 Haver- hill St., Haverhill, Mass. 57 YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 1913 Thomas J. Armstrong, Jr., Rockv Point. X. C. 191+ Rev. William F. AVerfelman, 548 Macon St., Brooklyn, X. Y. 1915 Ray A. Eiisden, Marne, Iowa. 1917 Edward H.Longman, Riverton, Iowa. 19 1 AVilliam H. McCance, Byers Memorial Hall. SCHOOL OF FORESTRY 1903 Prof. Samuel X. Spring, Cornell Uni- versity, Itliaca, X. Y. 1904 Prof. Herman H. Chapman, 360 Pros- pect St.. Xew Haven; or, care Forest Service, . lbuquerque, X. Mex. 1905 Prof. Samuel J. Record, 360 Pros- pect St., Xew Haven. 1906 W. Hoyt AVeber. 151 Courtland Ave., Stamford, Conn. 1907 Prof. John H. Foster, Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas, College Station, Texas. 1908 Prof. Xelson C. Brown, Xew York State College of Forestry, Syra- cuse, X. Y. 1909 Prof. Frederick F. Moon, Xew York State College of Forestry, Syra- cuse, X ' . Y. 1910 George A. Cromie, 14 Compton St., Xew Haven. 1911 Charles H. Watzek, Wauna, Ore. 1912 Victor A. Beede, care Brown Cor- poration, Riviere Trois Pistoles, Quebec, Canada. 1913 Ferdinand W. Haasis, 185 Liberty St., Bloomfield, X. J.; war-time ad- dress: First Infantry Company, Officers ' Training School, Camp Devens, Ayer, Mass. 1914 Solomon E. Perlman, 489 Fifth . ye., Xew York, X. Y. 1915 WiUiam M. BaUew, Corydon, Iowa. 1916 E. Stanley Atkinson, C.E., 112 Xorth 19th St., Philadelphia, Pa. 1917 W. Stuart Moir, 71 St. Mary ' s St., Boston, Mass. 1920 . rthur P. Wood, care Office of the Forester, Pennsylvania System, Philadelphia, Pa. ' 58 s o Q o a o : fl Ill S J m a H H o o O o ca en en a o a Q I BANNER AND POT POURRI ACADEMIC CLASS OFFICERS CLASS SECRETARY William G. Lord M. P. Aldrich W. Cheney TRIENNIAL COMMITTEE R. F. Solley, Chairman J. A. Clifford H. B. Strong M. P. Aldrich W. Cheney CLASS DAY COMMITTEE K. F. Sollev, Chairman P. H. Crane R. A. Kimball H. B. Strong J. R. Beard J. A. GifiFord CLASS BOOK COMMITTEE W. G. Lord, Chairman .1. P. Bankson, Treasurer W. C. Root R. F. Solley CLASS POET T. C. Chubb CLASS ORATOR R. F. Solley CLASS HISTORIAN W. G. Lord IVY ORATOR H. P. Stearns C. C. Buckland J. S. Bush CLASS SUPPER COMMITTEE A. H. Crosby, Chairman W. V. Holden R. H. Warren R. F. Whitmer C. S. Bowe n CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE J. R. Beard, Chairman G. M. Day H. P. Stearns IVY COMMITTEE C. A. Wight S. Woodward SENIOR PROMENADE COMMITTEE J. P. Bankson W. G. Lord P. H. Crane J. C. Parsons L. Gibson J. G. F. Speiden J. A. Gifford S. Woodward 61 ctl 1 : 1 I I HV ' ' ' ' ' %  ■ K ' u ' f - BRvt B ' v d % . B ! B ■f 1 l_ •■  mK KKB l r ' Bm 3 ■L jB ' ■ t-iM •IP 1 mm mm ' ; ' « |.. ' I h si7W! H Hm W?8 H H S S o u z z S Q o : . I tj H o o - Q en CJ Q X VI HSP t ' 1 i - ■ ' i 0 , lf! 5- - • 5: ■JOI 5: ' v 7 . - S ; ! H : S o o o _ o 1 pa ' -2 en ;q t« o Q « ! M K ( 2 I BANNER AND POT POURRI SHEFFIELD CLASS OFFICERS James William Clise, Jr. Elliott DeForest Malcolm Joseph Boyle Class Orator Class Prophet Class Historian i CLASS DAY COMMITTEE Bromwell Ault Norris Barrymore Gaddess Philip West Thompson, Chairman Whitney Bodman Hobbs Frank Owen Hevwood Williams SHEFF SENIOR PROM MEMBERS Bromwell Ault, Chairman Harry Whitford Alexander Willis Williams Osborne Alexander Scott Chamberlain William Allan Pinkerton Pullman David Lincoln Luke, Jr. William Stuart Rodie, Jr. William Slote Wood, Jr. SHEFF MEMORIAL COMMITTEE Raymond William Young, Chairman William Kidwell Hutsoii Frank Owen Hevwood Williams CLASS BOOK COMMITTEE David Dibbell, Class Secretary Robert Mayo Catlin, Jr., Class Treas- urer Harry Whitford Alexander Elliott DeForest Arthur Farwell Edward Allen Hendricks Whitney Bodman Hobbs William Kidwell Hutson William Wallace Scoville Frank Owen Heywood Williams 65 YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONS UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONS i Arizona, Yale Alumni Association of President — John C. Greenway, LL.D., ' 95 S., Calumet Arizona Mining Co., Warren, Ariz. Secretary — Charles A. Mitke, ' 08, Box 2051, Bisbee, Ariz. Bangor, Yale Club of President — Eugene B. Sanger, M.D., ' 91 S., 12 Broadway, Bangor, Maine. Secretary — Irving L. Fisher, ' 00, 12 Central St., Bangor, Maine. Berkshire County (Mass.), Yale Alumni Association of President — George H. Southard, Jr., ' 95 S., J. B. Manufacturing Co., Pitts- field, ] Iass. Secretary — Frederick G. Crane, Jr., ' 19, Dalton, Mass. Boston, Yale Club of President— Proi. Richard P. Strong, M.D., Sc.D., ' 93 S., Harvard Medical School, Boston, Mass. Secretary — Mortimer A. Seabury, ' 09, 111 Devonshire St., Boston, Mass. Bristol, Yale Club of President — Edward Ingraham, ' 10, 41 Broadview, Bristol, Conn. Secretary — S. Russell Mink, ' 13, 16 Spring St., Bristol, Conn. Buffalo, Yale Alumni Association of President — Chauncey J. Hamlin, ' 03, 1014 Delaware Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Secretary — Lawrence G. Williams, ' 10, 25 Inwood Place, Buffalo, N. Y. Central Ohio, Yale Alumni Association of President — John M. Vorys, ' 18, 441 East Town St., Columbus, Ohio. Secretary — George W. Lindenberg, ' 02, 42 Auburn Ave., Columbus, Ohio. Central Pexnsylv.ania, Yale Alumni Association of President — Benjamin M. Nead, Litt.D., ' 70, Box 45, Harrisburg, Pa. Secretary — Carl W. Davis, ' 02, Box 687, Harrisburg, Pa. Charleston, Yale Alumni Association of President — John C. Simonds, ' 87, First National Bank, Charleston, S. C. Secretary — Henry Buist, ' 81, 30 Broad St., Charleston, S. C. 66 BANNER AND POT POURRI Chattanooga, Yale Club of President — Walter A. Sadd, ' 8i S., Chattanooga Savings Bank, Chattanooga, Tenn. Secretary — Eugene M. Thomasson, ' 12, 324 McCallie Ave., Chattanooga, Tenn. Chicago, Yale Club of President — Jame s C. Jeffery, ' 99 S., Room 1111, 38 South Dearborn St., Chicago, 111. Secretary — Albert B. Dick, Jr., ' 15, 730 West Jackson Blvd., Chicago, 111. Cincinnati, Yale Club of President — Newell H. Hargrave, ' 02 S., 308 Provident Bank Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio. Secretary — Douglas M. Allen, ' 13, 3312 Menlo Ave., East Walnut Hills, Cin- cinnati, Ohio. Cleveland, Yale Alumni Association of President — Arthur D. Baldwin, ' 98, National City Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio. Secretary — Carl A. Lohmann. ' 10, 11905 Carlton Road. Cleveland, Ohio. Colorado, Yale Association of President — J. Foster Symes, ' 00 S., Symes Bldg., Denver, Colo. Secretary — Walter VanRiper, ' 09, Cooper Bldg., Denver, Colo. Dallas, Yale Men ' s Club of President — Cornelius E. Lombardi, ' 11, care The Dallas Nercs, Dallas, Texas. Secretary — Malcolm H. Ross, ' 19, care Dallas Evening Journal, Dallas, Texas. Dayton, Yale Club of Secretary — Joseph Dart. Jr., ' 06, Oakwood. Dayton, Ohio. Delaware, Yale Alumni Association of Actinej Secretary — W. Poyntell Johnston, ' 03, care Laird Co., Du Pont Bldg., Wilmington, Del. Erie, Yale Alumni Association of President — John C. Diehl, ' 87, 510 Myrtle St.. Erie. Pa. Secretary — Fred I. Kennedy, Jr., ' 17 S., West Lake Road. R. F. D. 1. Erie, Pa. Essex County (N. J.), Yale Alumni Association of President — H. Lloyd Folsom, ' 11, The H. D. Folsom Arms Co., 311 Broad- way, New York, N. Y. Secretary — Stephen T. Kelsey, ' 09, care Title Guarantee Trust Co., 176 Broadway, New York, N. Y. 67 II YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 Etanston, Yale Club of President — Frederic B. McMullen, ' 93 S., 1125 Lumber Exchange Bldg., Chicago, 111. Secretary — Edward J. Winters, ' 17 S., 567 Rookery Bldg., Chicago, 111. Fairfielj County (Conn.), Yale Alumni Association of President — Samuel C. Shaw, ' 91, Security Bldg., Bridgeport, Conn. Secretary — Donald S. Sammis, M.E., ' 09 S., 949 Academy HiU, Stratford, Conn. Fort Sill, Yale Club of President — Maj. Harry J. Malonj ' , U. S. A., ex- ' W, care Dr. John M. jSIalony, Dundee, N. Y. Secretary — Lieut. Stephen E. Stancisko, U. S. A., ' 18, 1st Field Artillery, Fort Sill, Okla. Fort Worth, Yale Club of President — William P. Bomar, ' 08 S., Bewley Mills, Fort Worth, Texas. Secretary — Zeno C. Ross, ' 11, 203 Burk Burnett Bldg., Fort Worth, Texas. France, Yale Alumni Association in President — Laurence V. Benet, ' 81 S., 22 Rue Caumartin, Paris, France. Secretary — Harold F. Sheets, ' 03, care Vacuum Oil Co., 34 Rue du Louvre, Paris, France. Georgia, Yale Alumni Association of President — Morris Brandon, ' 84 L., Atlanta Trust Comjaany Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. Secretary — Albert E. Thornton, ' 06, 1404 Empire Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. Great Britain, Yale Alumni Association of Vice-President and Secretary — Lewis P. Sheldon, ' 96, 3 Seymour St., London W., England. Hartford, Yale Alumni Association of President — Harrison B. Freeman. ' 92, 50 State St., Hartford, Conn. Secretary- — John W. Joy, ' 01, 650 Main St., Hartford, Conn. Hawaii, Yale Alumni Association of President — Bobbins B. Anderson, ' 99, 507 Stangenwald Bldg., Honolulu, Hawaii. Secretary — Clifton H. Tracy, ' 19 L., 507 Stangenwald Bldg., Honolulu, Hawaii. Houston, Yale Club of President — Alexander S. Cleveland, ' 94, 8 Courtlandt Place, Houston, Texas. Secretary — Craig F. Cullinan, ' 17 S., 1102 Eagle Ave., Houston, Texas. 68 - . 4 __ Sr _i. -. . -« - BANNER AND POT POURRI University of Illinois, Yale Club at President— Fres. David Kinley, Ph.D., LL.D., ' 84, 1203 West Nevada St., Urbana, 111. Secretary — John J. Parry, Ph.D., ' 12, University of Illinois, Urbana, 111. Indiana, Yale Alumni Association of President — Elias C. Atkins, ej;- ' 19, care E. C. Atkins Co., Indianapolis, Ind. Secretary — Evans Woollen, Jr., ej- ' 20, 1321 North Meridian St., Indianapolis, Ind. Japan, Yale Association of President — Viscount Nagamoto Okabe, ej - ' 82 S., 2 Kinsuke-cho, Hongo-ku, Tokio, Japan. Secretary — J. Trumbull Swift, ' 84, 1833 Shimo-shibuya, Tokio, Japan. Kansas City, Yale Alumni Association of President — Paul M. Mohr, ' 01, Zenith Milling Co., Kansas City, Mo. Secretary — J. Peter Tiernan, ej- ' 14 S., 910 Commerce Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. Kentucky, Yale Alumni Association of President — George W. Norton, Jr., ' 85 S., Cherokee Park, Louisville, Ky. Secretary — Sevier Bonnie, ' 14 S., 34th and Tyler Aves., Louisville, Ky. Long Island, Yale Alumni Association of Secretary — Henry C. Martin, ' 02 S., 25 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y. Louisiana, Yale Alumni Association of President — Prof. Allan Eustis, M.D., ' 98 S., 3621 Prytania St., New Orleans, La. Secretary — Mr. Walter J. Stauffer, ej;- ' 15 S., care Stauffer-Eshlemann Co., 511 Canal St., New Orleans, La. Madison, Yale Alumni Association of President — Charles S. Sheldon, M.D., ' 63, 251 Langdon St., Madison, Wis. Secretary — Prof. Grant M. Hyde, ' 10, 107 Roby Road, Madison, Wis. Maine, Yale Alumni Association of President — Harry M. Verrill, ' 89 S., 57 Exchange St., Portland, Maine. Secretary — Harold R. Edwards, ' 09, 65 West Broadway, Bangor, Maine. Maryland, Yale Alumni Association of President— Albert H. Buck, ' 94, 129 East Redwood St., Baltimore, Md. Secretary — James McHenry, ' 20, care Munson Steamship Co., Keyser Bldg., Baltimore, Md. 69 YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 Memphis, Yale Club of President — Walter P. Armstrong, ' 06, Bank of Commerce Trust Co. Bldg., Memphis, Tenn. Meriden, Yale Alumni Association of President — Edward T. Bradstreet, M.D., ' 74, 170 Colony St., jMeriden, Conn. Secretary — Roswell B. Hyatt, ' 03, 67 East Main St., Meriden, Conn. Michigan, Yale Alumni Association of President — Henry Ledyard, ' 97, Union Trust Bldg., Detroit, Mich. Secretary — Kenneth L. Moore, ' 14, 715 VanDyke Ave., Detroit, Mich. MoNTCLAiR, Yale Alumni Association of President — Allan :M. Hirsh. 01, 104 Clinton Ave., Montclair, N. J. Secretary — Henry V. Crawford, 2d, ' 15, 31 Irving St.. Montclair, N. J. Naugatuck Valley, Yale Alumni Association of the President — Frederick S. Chase, ' 87, 165 Grove St., Waterbury, Conn. Secretary — Allen H. Boardman, ' 16, 452 Willow St., Waterbury, Conn. Nebraska, Yale Alumni Association of President — John W. Madden, ' 07 S., Bee Bldg., Omaha, Nebr. Secretary — Francis S. Gaines, ' 17, 529 First National Bank Bldg., Omaha, Nebr. New England Yale Clubs, Associated President — Norris G. Osborn, ' 80, 239 Bradley St., New Haven, Conn. Secretary — Arthur A. Thomas, ' 01, Turk ' s Head Bldg., Providence, R. I. New Haven, Yale Alumni Association of President — Clarence Blakeslee, ' 85 S., 63 Dwight St., New Haven, Conn. Secretary — Eugene B. Underwood, ' 96 S., 59 Elm St., New Haven, Conn. New London, Yale Alumni Association of President — Donald Chappell, ' 00, Box 423, New London, Conn. Secretary — Guy T. Arms, ' 06, Plant Bldg., New London, Conn. New Me. ico, Yale Alumni Association of President — John J. Nairn, ' 80, Casa del Gavilan, Cimarron, N. Mex. Secretary — Laurence F. Lee, ' 13 L., First National Bank Bldg., Albuquerque, N. Mex. New York, Yale Club of President — Mortimer N. Buckner, ' 95, 50 Vanderbilt Ave., New York, N. Y. Secretary — Livingston Piatt, ' 07, 50 Vanderbilt Ave., New York, N. Y. 70 BANNER AND POT POURRI North Carolina, Yale Alumni Association of President — Charles J. Harris, ex- ' l-i, Dillsboro, N. C. Secretary — Robert W. Harris, ej ' - ' OS, Dillsboro, N. C. North China, Yale Alumni Association of President — Henry C. Emerj ' , Ph.D., LL.D., ' 00 Hx, Asia Banking Corporation, Peking, China. Secretary — Sliin-pu Wo, ' 18, China Electric Co., Ltd., Piao Chang Ku, Peking, China. Northeastern New York, Yale Alumni Association of President — Pres. Abraham R. Brubacher, Pli.D., ' 97, New York State College for Teachers, Albany, N. Y. Secretary — Howard H. Wiles, ' 16, 336 State St., Albany, N. Y. Northern California, Yale Alumni Association of President — G. Stanleigh Arnold, ' 03, 521 First National Bank Bldg., San Francisco, Calif. Secretary — Alexander McAndrew, ' 13, 300 Montgomery St., San Francisco, Calif. Northern Valley of New Jersey, Yale Alumni Association of the President — Arthur C. Sherwood, ' 97, Dana Place, Englewood, N. J. Secretary — Russell J. Carter, ' 15, Walnut St., Englewood, N. J. Northwest, Yale Alumni Association of the President — Sumner T. McKnight, ' 07, McKnight Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. Secretary — Walter H. Mills, ' 11, Washburn-Crosby Co., Minneapolis, Minn. Oklahoma, Yale Club of President — Douglas W. Franchot, ' 03 S., 808 South Cheyenne St., Tulsa, Okla. Secretary — Joseph F. Rumsey, ' 11, Box 902, Oklahoma City, Okla. Oregon, Yale Alumni Association of President — Norman C. Thorne, ' 02, R. F. D. 1, Clackamas, Ore. Secretary — Harvey N. Black, ' 17 L., 323 Worcester Bldg., Portland, Ore. Philadelphia, Yale Alumni Association of President — George Woodward, M.D., ' 87, Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Pa. Secretary — McClure Fahnestock, ' 12 S., 930 Commercial Trust Bldg.. Phila- delphia, Pa. 71 YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 Philippine Islands, Yale Alumni Association of the Secretary — William R. Babcock, ' 09, care Babcock Templeton, Inc., Manila, P. I. Plainfield, Yale Club of President — Henry L. deForest, ' 97, 30 Broad St., New York, N. Y. Secretary — Laurence S. Heely, ' 19, 321 West 8th St., Plainfield, N. J. Reading, Yale Club of President — Herbert R. Green, ' 85, 612 Washington St.. Reading, Pa. Secretary — Randolph Stauffer, ' 03, 521 Court St., Reading, Pa. Rhode Island, Yale Association of President — Alfred M. Coats, ' 91, 77 Williams St., Providence, R. I. Secretary — William S. Innis, ' 14, Box 474. Providence, R. I. Rochester, Yale Alumni Association of President — Paul Howard McG. Converse, ' 09, 116 Cutler Bldg., Rochester, N. Y. Secretary — E. Clinton W olcott, ' 08 S., care Curtice Brothers Co., Rochester, N. Y. St. Louis, Yale Alumni Association of President — Arthur E. Bostwick, Ph.D., ' 81, St. Louis Public Library, Olive, 13th, and 14th Sts., St. Louis, Mo. Secretary — Herbert N. Arnstein, ' 05, 909 Federal Reserve Bank Bldg., St. Louis, Mo. Santa Barbara Chapter of the Southern California Alumni Association President — Nathaniel S. Kaime, e.r- ' 90 S., Santa Barbara, Calif. Secretary — Arthur E. Ogilvy, ' 11 S., Santa Barbara, Calif. Savannah, Yale Club of President — William W. Gordon, ' 86 S., 10 Oglethorpe Ave., East, Savannah, Ga. Secretary — Percival S. Moses, E.M., ' 12 S., 111 2 East Anderson St., Savan- nah, Ga. Schenectady, Yale Alumni Association of President — Henry W. Peck, M.E., ' 97 S., Adirondack Power Light Corpora- tion, Schenectady, N. Y. Secretary — Albert A. Rourke, ' 19 S., Turbine Sales Department. General Elec- tric Co., Schenectady, N. Y. 72 I ' BANNER AND POT POURRI ScRANTON, Yale Alumni Association of President — David Boies, ' 04, GOO Clay Ave., Scranton, Pa. Secretary — J. Curtis Piatt, ' 10, 600 Webster Ave., Scranton, Pa. Seattle, Yale Club of President — Andrew J. Balliet, ' 92, 320 Railway Exchange Bldg., Seattle, Wash. Secretary — Charles T. Donworth, ' l , 527 County-City Bldg., Seattle, Wash. Shanghai, Yale Club of President — Rev. William P. Roberts, ' 09, American Church Mission, Shanghai, China. Secretary — Wanchin J. Wen, ' 18, 120 Szechuen Road, Shanghai, China. South Carolina, Yale Alumni Association of President — Edwin W. Robertson, ' 85, Columbia, S. C. Secretary — Robert W. Harris, e.r- ' OS, Dillsboro, S. C. Southern California, Yale Alumni Association of President — Rudolph E. Seller, ' 15, 532 North Wilton Place, Los Angeles, Calif. Secretary — Kimpton Ellis, ej;- ' ll Special Law, Washington Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif. Southern Pennsylvania, Yale Alumni Association of President — Francis Farquhar, ' 88 S., York, Pa. Secretary — Henry D. Schmidt, ' 13 S., 900 South George St., York, Pa. Southwestern Yale Club Secretary — Sigismund Engelking, ' 00, 505 National Bank of Commerce Bldg., San Antonio, Texas. Spokane, Yale Club of President — William H. Cowles, ' 87, Morning Spokesman-Review, Spokane, Wash. Secretary — Stoddard King, ' 14, care Morning Spohesman-Reviexv, Spokane, Wash. Syracuse, Yale Alumni Association of President — A. Huntington Lewis, ' 04, Cahill Bldg., Syracuse, N. Y. Secretary — Paul Shipman Andrews, ' 09, Sedgwick, Andrews Kennedy Bldg., Syracuse, N. Y. 73 1 ' YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 Texas, Yale Association of President — George Thompson, Jr., ' 12 S., Denver Record Bldg., Fort Worth, Texas. Secretary— Zeno C. Ross, ' 11, 203 Burk Burnett Bldg., P ort Worth, Texas. Toledo, Yale Alumni Association of President — Laurance B. Beckwith, ' 02, Gardner Bldg., Toledo, Ohio. Secretary — Aaron L. Kelsey, 2d, ' 08 S., 2255 Robinwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio. Ut. h, Yale Alumni Association of Preii en — Harold P. Fabian, ' 07, 409 Kearns Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utah. Secretary— Seth W. Morrison, Jr., ' 17, 32 7th East St., Salt Lake City, Utah. Utica and Vicinity, Yale Club of President— Frederick S. Kellogg. ' 87 S., 286 Genesee St., Utica, N. Y. Secretary — Henry D. Pixley, 2d, ' 15 S., 396 Genesee St., Utica, N. Y. Vermont, Yale Alumni Association of President — Fred E. Gleason, ' 05, Rialto Bldg., : Iontpelier, Vt. Secretary — Henry H. Jackson, ' 08, 20 South Main St., Barre, Vt. Virginia, Yale Alumni Association of President — Richard Armstrong, ' 95 S., Hampton, Va. Secretary — William H. Scoville, ' 95, Hampton Institute, Hampton, Va. Washington (D. C), Yale Alumni Association of President — William S. Culbertson, Ph.D., LL.D., ' 08, U. S. Tariff Commission, Washington, D. C. Secretary — John J. Cameron, ' 15, 1906 N St., N. W., Washington, D. C. Westchester County (N. Y.), Yale Alumni Association of President — Burwell M. Crosthwaite, ' 02 S., 45 John St., New York, N. Y. Secretary — Harry J. Mold, ' 03 S., 16 Primrose Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Western Massachusetts, Yale Alumni Association of President — Richard Hooker, ' 99, The Republican, Springfield, Mass. Secretary — Archer R. Simpson, ' 11, Room 242, 31 Elm St., Springfield, Mass. Western Michigan, Yale Alumni Association of President— Phi o C. Fuller, ' 81, 54 Lafayette Ave., N. E., Grand Rapids, Mich. Secretary — Marcus B. Hall, ' 05, TJie ] Ieadows, Alger and Madison Aves., Grand Rapids, Mich. ' _ i lau _. A BANNER AND POT POUERI Western Pennsylvania, Yale Alumni Association of President — Julian Burdick, c.r- ' 02. care West Penn Steel Co., Brackenridge, Pa. Secretary — G. Greer Coolidge, ' 01 S., Harbison-Walker Refractories Co., Pitts- burgh, Pa. Western Yale Clubs, Associated President— Fred T. :Murphy, M.D., ' 97, 221.8 Penobscot Bldg., Detroit, Mich. Secretary — Cameron B. Waterman, ' 01, 330 Lincoln Road, Grosse Pointe, Detroit, Mich. Wisconsin, Yale Alumni Association of President — Nathan Glicksman, ' 91, 485 Terrace Ave., Milwaukee, Wis. Secretary — Edmund Pitzgerald, ' IG S., 756 Park St., Milwaukee, Wis. Worcester, Yale Club of President — Prof. Arthur W. Ewell, Ph.D., ' 97, 90 Park Ave., Worcester, :Mass. Secretary — Carl R. Brownell, ' 10 S., 3 Westland St., Worcester, Mass. Wyoming Valley, Yale Alumni Association of the President — William R. Ricketts, ' 92 S., 1577 Wyoming Ave., Forty Fort, Pa. Secretary — Charles B. Waller, ' 12, 704 Miners Bank Bldg., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 75 iv YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 FOUNDATION OF SOCIETIES ' Linonian (Debating), 1753-1868, 1878-1880, 1904-1906. •Brothers in Unity (Debating), 1768- 1878 (?). Phi Beta Kappa (Scholarship), 1780—. CalIiopean (Debating), 1819-1853. Chi Delta Theta (Senior Literary), 1821—. Skull and Bones (Senior), 1832—. Alpha Delta Phi (Junior), 1836-1871; (Academic), 1888-1896; (Junior), 1896—. Psi Upsilon (Junior), 1838—. Kappa Sigma Theta (Sophomore), 1838- 1857. Kappa Sigma Epsilon (Freshman), 1840- 1880. Scroll and Key (Senior), 1843—. Delta Kappa Epsilon (Junior), 1844 — . Delta Kappa (Freshman), 1845-1880. Alpha Sigma Piii (Sophomore), 1845-1864; (University), Celven Club, 1907—. Star and Dart (Senior), 1848-1851. Berzelius, Colony (Sheffield), 1848—. Sigma Delta (Freshman), 1849-1860. L. L. O. E. (Medical), 1852-1872. Vieta (Engineering), 1852-1860. •Gamma Nu (Freshman), 1855-1889. •Theta Upsilon (Law), 1859-1860. ♦S. B. (Medical), 1860-1864. ♦L. S. (Scientific), 1862-1864. Book and Snake, Cloister (Sheffield), 1863—. •Spade and Grave (Senior), 1864-1867. •Delta Beta Xi (Sophomore), 1864-1876. •Phi Theta Psi (Sophomore), 1864-1876. Theta Xi, Franklin Hall (Sheffield), 1865-1896, 1906—. Delta Psi, St. Anthony (Sheffield), 1869—. •Alpha Chi (Sheffield Freshman), 1872 (?)- 1881; (Sheffield), 1881-1884. •Teth Keth Men (Law), 1874-1880. •Lambda Sigma (Law), 1874-1876. Phi Ganuna Delta (Sheffield Junior), 187S; (Slieffield), 1880-1882; (University), 1888-1898; Vernon HaU (Sheffield), 1908—. ♦Nu Sigma Delta (Sophomore), 1875-1876. ♦He Boul (Sophomore), 1875-1902. •Alpha Kappa (Sophomore), 1878-1884. Chi Phi. York HaU (Sheffield), 1877—. ♦Eta Phi (Sophomore), 1879-1902. Wolf ' s Head (Senior), 1883—. •Beta Chi ( ), 1883— (?). Phi Delta Phi, Corbey Court (Law), 1886—. •Theta Delta Chi (Sheffield), 1887-1900. Zeta Psi (Junior), 1888 — . Delta Phi, St. Elmo (Sheffield), 1888—. Alpha Kappa Kappa (Medical), 1888 — . •Sigma Nu (LIniversity), 1888-1892. Nu Sigma Nu (Medical), 1890. Book and Gavel (L aw), 1890—; Phi Alpha Delta. 1893—. Skull and Sceptre (Medicine), 1891—; Phi Rho Sigma, 1907—. Beta Theta Pi (Academic), 1892-1906; (Junior), 1906—. ♦Kappa Psi (Sophomore), 1895-1902. Sigma Xi (Scientific Honorary), 1896 — . Book and Bond (University), 1899 — . Phi Sigma Kappa, Sachem Hall (Shef- field), 1893—. Elihu Club (Senior), 1903. Alpha Chi Rho (University), 1905—. Xi Tau Kappa (Honorary Law), 1908 — . Acacia (University). 1909 — . Aurelian (Sheffield Honorary), 1911 — . Elizabethan Club, 1911—. Delta Sigma Rho (Honorary Debating), 1912—. Sigma Delta Psi (Athletic), 1915—. ' No longer in existence. 76 HONOR GTOCIETIEe ' f O Cj 19 5 4° SENIOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Robert G. Page . Charles R. Keller Alexander G. Grove . Yale Kneeland, Jr. . azariah t. buffinton Timothy F. Bannon Azariah T. Buffinton Frank B. Davidson Carl M. Gottfried Alexander G. Grove Harry A. Haring, Jr. Laurence S. Harris Henry C. Jackson Allen S. Johnson MEMBERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Keeper of the Archives Charles R. Keller Yale Kneeland, Jr. Jarvis M. Jlorse Robert G. Page Stanton E. Rockwell Willard W. Spencer John Walker Morris Weinstein 79 LITERARY SOCIETY 1920 James Warren Lane 1921 Oscar Fulton Davisson Harold Stark John Wiley 1922 Thomas Caldecot Chubb Montgomery Evans, 2d Lawrence Simons Harris Cyril Hume J. Hall Paxton Samuel Selden John Allen Thomas Robert Chapman Bates Russell Wheeler Davenport 1923 Winfield Shiras Carlos C. Drake Maxwell Evarts Foster 80 •:. ' . . FORENSIC SOCIETY DELTA SIGMA RHO HONORARY Prof. John Chester Adams Levon P. Donchian Charles R. Keller 1922 Bruce R. Tuttle Charles A. Wight 1923 Thomas Vennum 1924 H. Spencer Whedon 81 ATHLETIC SOCIETY Paul H. Crane H. S. Anderson SIGMA DELTA PSI OFFICERS, 1921-1922 COMMITTEE ON CERTIFICATION President Secretary-Treasurer W. G. Anderson, M.D. H. A. Farr George P. Day Clarence W. Mendell H. S. Anderson HONORARY MEMBERS Robert N. Corwin John Mack NATIONAL PRESIDENT W. G. Anderson, M.D., Dr. P.H. MEMBERS M. P. Aldrich, ' 22 P. Allen, Jr., ' 19 A. H. Ardrey, ' 21 G. J. Baldwin, ' 22 J. H. Brinckerhofif, ' 23 S. Gordon D. Brown, ' 21 S. T. Campbell, ' 23 L. Carter, ' 15 S. W. Colt, ' 17 P. H. Crane, ' 22 R. H. Cushing, ' 17 S. W. W. Dean, ' 18 J. G. Estill, ' 17 S. Wallace Estill, ' 18 J. H. Grubb, ' 16 A. R. Gumey, ' 18 J. C. Herman, ' 15 O. Z. Ide, ' 1.5 L. G. Jarvis, ' 18 S. H. S. Landon, ' 16 S. R. W. Landon, ' 21 Deceased. f Former presidents. G. H. Lazarus, ' 20 A. M. Loveman, ' 15 T. Means, ' 10 T. J. O ' Brien, ' 21 tW. M. Oler, Jr., ' 16 t J. W. Overton, ' 17 D. F. Parker, ' 18 H. O. Perr) ' , ' 16 H. Potter, ' 17 K. F. Potter, ' 19 S. Potter, ' 19 H. F. Rogers, ' 21 H. C. Rolf, ' 17 S. tW. B. Schleiter, ' 21 D. C. A. Smitli, ' 21 E. J. Stackpole, Jr., ' 15 C. J. Stewart, ' 18 T. N. St. Hill, ' 17 S. H. S. Thorne, ' 20 E. R. Williams, ' 21 S. 83 , ( K JM. t IWt . JB- ta «. SENIOR SOCIETY ISIalcolm Pratt Aldrich James Smith Bush Ward Cheney Albert Hastings Crosby Albert Carl Frost, Jr. Frederick Whiley Hilles Robert Johnson Larner William Galey Lord Robert Guthrie Page Welles Crosby Root Robert Folger Solley Henrj ' Barnard Strong John Allen Thomas Frederic dePeyster Townsend, Jr. Stanley Woodward 85 I I SENIOR SOCIETY C. S. P. C. C. J. John Palmer Bankson, Jr. Clymer Sprague Bowen Azariah Tripp BufRnton Langhorne Gibson John Archer Gifford Clement Acton Griscom, 3d William Wilson Holden Theodore Germain Kenefick Richard Arthur Kimball Briton jNIartin Francis Hannaford ISIitchell Frederick Lionel Spencer Edward Starr, Jr. Robert Foster Whitmer, Jr. Charles Albert Wight, Jr. 87 fll SENIOR SOCIETY Jeremiah Robinson Beard, Jr. Ralph Goodrich Boalt Francis Woolsey Bronson Joseph Lincohi Carman, Jr. James Ralph Connell Harry French Graham Cyril Hume Gregg Xeville Charles Louis Palms, Jr. Charles Dudley Pratt Robert Fitch Shedden Frederick Merwin Smith, Jr. Justin Cornelius Sturm Charles Sherrill Webb Roger Mirick Woollej 89 ELIHU CLUB Arthur Walker Bingham, Jr. Charles Clark Buckland Francis Howell Cook Walton Ferguson Dater James Milton DeCamp Edison Dick Reginald Foster, Jr. William Gill Gridley Nathaniel Taylor Guernsey, Jr. Hale Holden, Jr. Howard William Kane Yale Kneeland, Jr. Adams Conover McHenry George Frost INIcLaughlin Edwin Waldo Marvin Edward Sidney Rawson, Jr. 91 — ffl 1 I JUNIOR FRATERNITY ALPHA DELTA PHI Wendt ' U William Anderson John Palmer Bankson, Jr. Jeremiah Rohinson Beard, Jr. William Wallace Benjamin Ralph Goodrich Boalt Clvmer Sprapiie Bowen Patrick Timothy Butler Francis Howell Cook Albert Hastings Crosby Thomas Caldecott Chubb Henry Adams Ashforth George Campbell Becket Crittenden Churchill Critten- den Paul Ferris Clifford Orrin Monroe Corwin, J r. Walter Angelo Donahoe Edward Emerson James Gordon FuUerton, Jr. Thomas Dudley Cireen William Kent Berbers Sidney Whittier Binns Thomas Shryer Brackett Geoffrey Hohart Byrne Leonard Guswald Carpenter Frank Dallas Corwin Martin Lalor Crimmins, Jr. 1922 John Archer GifFord, Jr. James Allen Grover Nathaniel Taylor Guernsey, Jr. John Brundage Headley Frederick Whilev Hilles Hale Holden, Jr. William Wilson Holden Cyril Hume Yale Kneeland, Jr. William Galey Lord 1923 Bruce Burnham Harris James Pomeroy Hendrick Charles Baker Hester John Edmund Holland, Jr. Roliert Clifford Hulibell Louis Kepler Hyde, Jr. Harry Harper Kimberly, Jr. Gilbert Leonard King Clarence Buckingham Mitchell David Phipps Parker 1924 Franklin Muzzy Crosby, Jr. Edwin Waldo Marvin William Peyton May Charles Louis Palms, Jr. Frederick Merwin Smith, Jr. Yates Gorham Smith Robert Folger SoUey Henry Barnard Strong Frederick dePeyster Town- send Charles Sherrill Webb Leonard Scranton Piatt Bennett Rodgers Louis Albert Ruckgaber Robert Blake Russell Cornell Miller Trowbridge, Jr. Dana Greene vonSchrader Fcstus John Wade, Jr. Lawrence Whittemore Wiley ,I()bn JIartin Whitaker Charles Clarke McCrea George Armstrong Elliott, Jr. Richard Tillery McLane Thomas Frederick Davies Haines Phelps Kelley Byron Jerome Lapham Revell McCallum 93 Willard Burrows Millard, Jr. Philip Winton Pillsbury Rol)ert Watson Pomeroy, Jr. Allan Aloysius Ryan, Jr. Morris Tyler r m I ' I ■ JUNIOR FRATERNITY PSI UPSILON i v ' ;? Theodore Learnard Badger Arthur Walker Bingham, Jr. Carl Ernest Bricken Francis Woolsey Bronson James Smith Bush Henry Thompson Bushnell John Clark Calhoun James White Campbell Walter Ferguson Chambers John Eastman Coates William Robert Fitzgerald Collis James Molton DeCamp 1922 Edison Dick Montgomery Dorsey David Ciarland Dutton Edwin Victor Forve Reginald Foster, Jr. Albert Carl Frost, Jr. James Mann Goggin, Jr. Fra.ser MacPherson Horn James Frederic Hunting Henry Chapin Jackson Edward Gamaliel Janeway, 2d Howard William Kane James Michael Kernan 1923 Robert Bishop Fiske Maxwell Evarts Foster Lionel Howard Harris Herbert Weidler Hartman, Jr. Edwin Alfred Jones Deane Keller Lyndon Arnold William Dinsmore Banks Otis Buckingham Percival Carter Francis Bunce Comstock Edwin Hunt Cummings, Jr Phillip Hieronymus CruikshankDaniel James Kelley Russell Wheeler Davenport Palmer Davies Kountze Henri Louis Jacques deSibour Duer McLanahan Charles Minot Dole Francis Otto Matthiessen Thomas Wells Durant Bernard Berenger Pelly Caleb Francis Eddy 1924 Henry Elisha Allen Franklin Field George Frederick Baer Appel John Hannibal Chase Green James Tinkham Babb George Wright Peavey Heffel James Moorhead Bovard finger Me rritt Clark Edwin Stanton Herman, Jr. Harry Beach Clow, Jr. Charles Borland Hill, Jr. Sherman Ewing Charles Linton Hodgman Wilbur Bowen Fairfax Jeffrey Wisner Kingsbury Edward James McCabe Adams Conover McHenry George Frost McLaughlin John Philip Meyer John Caldwell Parsons Emerson Blauvelt Quail Richard August Horchner Edward Sidney Rawson, Jr. Justin Cornelius Sturm George Abram Thornton Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney Stanley Woodward Joseph Lawrence Pond Frederic Stanley Shaffer Winfield Shiras William Dixon Stevens Charles Edgar Stokes, Jr. Charles Parker Stone, Jr. Daniel Sylvester Tuttle, II George Macy Wheeler Oliver Mayhew Whipple Lucian Edward Williams Walter Arthur Woodruff Otis Livingston Hubbard Derick Algernon January Allen Keith John Bosworth Lewis, Jr. William Thompson Lusk William James Warner Hugh Robert Wilson Deceased. 95 .1, I JUNIOR FRATERNITY DELTA KAPPA EPSILON Malcom Pratt Aldrich Azariah Tripp Buffinton Ward Cheney Gilbert Colgate, Jr. John Cole Conklin James R. Connell Paul Howard Crane David Hrewster Gauss Langhorne Gibson Harrj ' French Graham Clement Acton Griscom, III Lee Griswold Playford Hoyle John Brooks Jonathan Ogden Bulkley Thomas Campbell A. Hubljell Cobb, III John Tyler Cochrane, Jr. Jesse Chase Dann, Jr. John K. Davis Huntington Townsend Day Carlos Corey Drake Ray Palmer Foote Edwin Foster Blair Charles Sterling Bunnell David Gillis Carter William Chisholm, II Caldwell Blakeman Esselstyn George Brendan Gallagher AV ' alter Lippincott Goodwin, .Ir, 1922 William Hale Harkness Phillip Tripp Hawes Oliver Snow Hawes, Jr. Dorr S. Hickey Samuel C. Hopkins, Jr. Allan A. Johnson Theodore Germain Kenefick Robert Johnson Larner Warren Leslie, Jr. Britton Martin Francis Hannaford Mitchell 1923 John Freeman William Ballinger Hawkes David Raymond Husted Ellery Spaulding Husted Ralph Edward Jordan Edward James Kuntz Charles Pickney Luckey Archibald Carr Mudge Goodrich Kibben Murphy George Washington Norton, Jr. 192+ Charles Dewey Hilles, Jr. Ralph Konns Jester John Locke William Neely Mallory William Davis Melton, Jr. Russell W. Murphy , Xewell George Neidlinger 97 Louis G. Neville Thomas K. O ' Brien Dudley Olcott, III John A. Prosser Albert Lavton Register, Jr. Wells Crosby Root Frederick Lionel Spencer Edward Starr, Jr. Cleveland Hitchcock Storrs Robert Hall Warren Robert Foster Whitmer, Jr. John Larkin O ' Brien Stuart H. Otis William Chambers Parke George Stanley Rice, Jr. Edward C. Smith, Jr. Hayden Newhall Smith Vincent Francis Stabeck W. Stuart Symington Richard Ixjdge Tighe Alfred Newton Wheeler, Jr. James W. Williamson Raymond Otis James Stillman Rockefeller Caldwell Wellingham Seibels Frederick Sheffield Charles Morton Stewart, Jr. Ira Edward Wight, Jr. Samuel Albert York, Jr. { I • JUNIOR FRATERNITY ZETA PSI Ganson Jayne Baldwin James Bell Benedict John Lyman Blish John Chaloner Borden John Bowman Cliapple Harry King Cross Gardiner Mumford Day Edmund Selby Dillon Herbert Linus Emanuelson Richard Pillsbury Gale Truman Perry Gardner Richard Phillips Breed John Bennett Carrington, Jr. Otis Chatfield-Taylor Frederick Hamilton Chetlain Edward Cheston Clark Warren Hopkins Clark Henry Baldwin Cooke John Cotter Rolland Lamar Dean Ernest James Beglen Bradford Boardman Howard Morton Biscoe, Jr. Stiles Burpee Daniel VanBuren Crowell, 2d Raymond Harris Daniels Frederick Watson Ingham Daniel Chauncey Knowlton, Jr. 1922 Frederick Vanuxem Hebard Francis Krick Hettinger Ward%vell Jones Nathaniel Tyler Lane, Jr. Morss d ' Isay Lippincott Spencer Hotchkiss Miller John Arthur Dickenson Miner Harry Patrick O ' Connor Haven Benjamin Page 1923 John Burroughs Drake Perry McFaddin Duncan Theodore Woolsey Dwight George Turnley Dyer, Jr. Irving Samuel Gilmore James Kenneth Goodwine Gordon Sherman Haight Hugh Maxwell Hamill Edward Trevor Hill 1924 Walter William Law, 3d John Howard Leary John Nelson Ledbetter, 3d Clark Blanchard Millkan William Brevoort Potts, Jr. Lyonel Hutchinson Putnam Arthur Rowland Sircom 99 Robert Guthrie Page Gordon Renner Martin Henry Robbins Jerome Burton Rockhill Alfred Burton Rowland Henrj- Putnam Stearns John Allen Thomas Charles Dickerman Williams John Chapman Wilson Harold RoUin Woodruff John William Herron William Thomas Mann Alexander Mitchell Francis Timothy Murphy John Sabine Owen, 2d Lee Moses Rumsey, Jr. Otto Alfred Schreiber Ellis Cutler VanderPyl Frank Edward Vogel Lynn Allen Smith Henry Emil Stehli Louis Mead Treadwell Frank Day Tuttle, Jr. William Meadon VanAntwerp Howard Keith Weeks Owen Augustus West I JUNIOR FRATERNITY BETA THETA PI 1921 Edmund Henry Hamann Bush Cheney 1923 William GiU Gridley Walter Newman Haldeman Walter Sylvester Haynes Herbert Humphrey, Jr. Richard Arthur Kimball Thomas Egery Limt Lowell MacDonald William Sutherland McCay Walter Rumsey Marvin, Jr. Edward Hoyt Palmer Arthur Wellesley Parsons Joseph Dexter Bennett, 2d George Emerson Brewer, Jr. Robert Alexander Brown, Jr. Charles Clark Buckland Joseph Lincoln Carman, Jr. Edward Augustus Chittenden Jr. Raymond Kinnay Cooper Walton Ferguson Dater James Athearn Folger, Jr. Laurence Terrell Gardner 1923 Herman Hillebrand Alexander Prescott Evarts Frederick Wilson Aley Perry William Bean Harvey Wilder Bentley David Hardwick Bigelow Daniel Henry Blake, Jr. Chester Guild Boltwood James Bordley, 3d Alan AUardyce Cairns John Sherman Cooper, Jr. Henry Donald Fairhurst Richard McAllister Foster Graham Roots Hall Edward Theodore Hetzler Robert Davis Jackson William Leeming Jelliffe Harry Reinhard Marshall Stuart Bruce McNaught James Bradshaw Mintener 1924 John Marshall Gaines, Jr. John Hoxie Haas Winton Mariotte Bernardin Francis StiUwell Chamberlin SoUace Burroughs Collidge, Jr. John Nelson Hall John Cabot Diller Ralph Edward Hamil Norman Easton Freeman George Henry Hodgson Malcolm Hovenden Frost Adrian Madison Howard Asa Warren Fuller Conrad Hayden Lashar 101 Frederick James Peterson Charles Dudley Pratt Gains Barrett Rich, 3d Jesse Albert Sanders, Jr. Dwight Chichester Smith George Walter Tobin Bryant Franklin ToUes Charles Albert Wight Briscon Jarvis Wood Oliver Clayton Mosman, Jr. Charles Stockwell Ohley William Downtain Ohley Townsend Scudder, 3d Neville Thompson Ussher Wayland Farries Vaughan Winston Sluss Wheeler Watson William Wise Carl Coder Leighty Clarence Sumner Lunt, Jr. Gerald Joseph Maloney John Lester Miller HoUister Kingsland Olmsted Cyril Cunningham Ryan Charles Merville Spofford I ' S. S. S. SOCIETY AURELIAN HONOR SOCIETY George Reily Bailey Emile Francis duPont Raleigh Thomas Knapp Richard Weaver Orthwein John Sherwin, Jr. Charles Kountze Skinner Jess William Sweetser Philip West Thompson 102 I TORCH HONOR SOCIETY Bromwell Ault, ' 22 S. William Hardy Coke, ' 22 S. Warren Sadler Moore, ' 22 S. Eli Nichols Cutler, ' 23 S. John Talbott Houk, ' 23 S. George Washington Houk, ' 23 S. Albert Norman Into, ' 23 S. John Newton Pharr, ' 23 S. William Schuette, Jr., ' 23 S. 103 . II I S. S. S. SOCIETY Richard Milton Adams Caldwell Baker Jack William Bray Albert Calvin Burnliam, 2d James Robinson Chamberlain Charles Wayne Chase Charles Hill Conklin Thomas Luic Conway Lowes Emerson DeWeese Edmund Albert Eckart Worth English Floyd Charles Furlow, Jr. Norris Barrymore Gaddess David Erwin Gibson, Jr. Herbert Thacker Herr, Jr. Donald Bryant Hidden Arthur Morley Kugeman John Joseph McDermott Ebert Bernhardt Mueller Harold Kenneth Nichols Joseph Francis Oed Charles Michael O ' Hearn Jack Craven Outhet John Newton Pharr, 3d James Delaney Piatt, 2d John Louis Radel Alfred Caldwell SchroU Joseph Britton Selover Kenneth Hooker Stevens Joseph Ganohl Stovall Eliam Barney Thacker Philip West Thompson Joseph Jacob Ulmer Walter Peck Walbridge Paul Ralston Watkins Albert Dickens Williams Charles Willard Young, Jr. Francis Little Young William Kimball Ziegfield 105 - Tl 1« I S. S. S. 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Ely J. M.For.syth C. H. Hull ' , Ch. F. Kenna, B.M. F. P. McEvoy G. S. Munson G. E. Parks G. S. Van Schaick G. P. Whitman C. H. Woods 1908 W. P. Armstrong A. W. Blackman H. E. Drew C. C. Fogle C. Y. Brown K. Goldsmith W. ' . Griffin, Ch. R. C. Hunt H. B. Jamison F. Kenna, B.M. A. A. Pierson H. T. Sheldon C. H. Stevens H. W. Thacher 1909 J. D. Baird H. J.Calnen H. Fleischner G. R. Holahan, Jr. F. Kenna, B.M. W. J. Larkin, Jr. E. R. McGlynn R. H. McQuistion, Ch. E. J. Quinlan H. R. Ringe W. Webb G. L. Weekes C. K. Wynne 1910 J. D. Baird H. F. Bishop W. E. Collins A. M. Comlev C.R.Hall C. E. Hart. Jr.. C i. E. L. Hilditch F. Kenna, B.M. S. B. Laub T. C. Malley C. V. Porter, Jr. T. A. Thacher C. K.Wynne 1911 F. R. Graves R. Haden E. A. Inglis, Ch. F. Kenna, B.M. R. A. Linn H. E. MacDonald B. F. McLain W. R. Mitchell G. W. Mueller R. F. Reeves H. X. Rogers C. R.Wood 1912 J. A. Allara,Jr. J. F. Baker, Ch. H. C. Clark A. W. Creedon F. Kenna, B. M. C. J. Rice Harry Silverstone F. 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Townsend, Jr. E. Starr, Jr. L. Gibson H. B. Strong C. A. Griscom W. W. Holden . Football and Baseball Football Track Track Baseball Crew- Crew Minor Athletics Minor Athletics 153 YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 MEMBERS OF BOARD OF CONTROL Clarence W. Mendell, Chairman George P. Day, Treasurer James C. Greenway, Secretary FACULTY MEMBERS YALE COLLEGE Frederick S. Jones, S-l George H. Nettleton, 96 SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL Russell H. Chittenden, ' 75 S. Charles J. Tilden, ' 19 Hon. GRADUATE COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Football— Louis E. Stoddard, ' 99 Baseball — Burnside Winslow, ' 04 Crew— Frederick W. Allen, ' 00 Track— Alfred C. Gilbert, ' 09 M. General Athletics — George T. Adee, ' 95 GRADUATE MEMBERS James R. Angell, 21 Hon. T. DeWitt Cuyler, ' 74 George G. Mason, ' 88 S. James C. Greenway, 00 Burton P. Twichell, ' 01 UNDERGRADUATE MEMBERS 1921-22 M. F. Aldrich, ' 22 L. Gibson, 22 H. B. Strong, ' 22 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF BOARD OF CONTROL Clarence W. Mendell, Chairman James C. Greenway Malcolm P. Aldrich George H. Nettleton Harry B. Strong 154 Ill BANNER AND POT POURRI Y MEN 1921-1922 MAJOR SPORTS FOOTBALL M. P. Aldrich, ' 22 H. T. Herr, Jr., ' 23 S. G. C. Becket, ' 23 A. Hulman, ' 24 S. E. F. Blair, ' 24 A. N. Into, ' 23 S. H. K. Cross, ' 23 R. E. Jordan, ' 23 P. H. Cruikshank, ' 23 R. T. Knapp, ' 23 S. E. N. Cutler, ' 23 S. H. E. Landis, ' 24 S. J. M. Deaver, ' 24 S. J. J. McKav, ' 23 J. C. Diller, ' 24 W. M. Mallorv, ' 24 N. T. Guernsey, ' 22 J. I.. Miller, ' 24 N. G. Neidlinger, ' 24 A. O. Norris, ' 24 S. C. M. O ' Hearn, ' 24 S. E. B. Quaile, ' 22 J. G. Speiden, ' 22 J. Sturm, ' 22 1. E. Wight, ' 24 N. B. Gaddess, ' 22 S. M. P. Aldrich, ' 22 P. H. Crane, ' 22 E. A. Chittenden, Jr., ' 22 BASEBALL T. W. Durant, ' 23 C. F. Eddy, ' 23 W. B. Hawks, ' 23 D. J. Kellev, ' 23 J. M. Kernan, ' 22 E. Starr, Jr., ' 22 C. G. Boltwood, ' 23 T. Campbell, ' 23 G. W. Chapman, ' 24 A. H. Cobb, 3d, ' 23 A. H. Cro.sby, ' 22 P. H. Cruikshank, ' 23 M. K. Douglas, ' 24 S. TRACK S. H. Feldman, ' 23 T. P. Gardner, ' 22 F. W. Hilles, ' 22 A. Hulman, Jr., ' 24 A. S. Johnson, ' 22 R. E. Jordan, ' 23 G. L. Reinacher, ' 22 F. M. Smith, Jr., ' 22 R. F. Shedden, ' 22 F. J. Peterson, ' 22 E. C. VanderPvl, ' 23 J. C. WiLson, ' 22 F. deP. Townsend, ' 22 J. L. Carman, Jr., 22 W. Cheney, ' 22 G. C. Ellis, ' 22 J. Freeman, ' 23 CREW L. Gibson, ' 22 W. X. Haldeman, ' 22 W. Leslie, Jr., ' 22 R. B. Russell, ' 23 H. B. Strong, ' 22 C. V. Whitney, ' 22 W. L. Jelliffe, ' 23 SWIMMING C. D. Pratt, 22 R. F. Solley, ' 22 J. K. Pollard, ' 22 MINOR SPORTS SWIMMING B. J. Wood, ' 22 155 CAPTAIM GIBSON. CREW, 192-2 BANNER AND POT POURRI 1 YALE UXIVERSITY BOAT CLUB OFFICERS, 1921-1922 Hexry Barnard Strong, ' 22 Manager John Talbot Houk, ' 23 S. Assistant Manager Huntington Townshend Day, ' 23 Freshman Manager Langhorx Gibson, ' 22 Captain SEASON, 1921 YALE-HARVARD UNIVERSITY RACE New London, Conn., June 24, 1921 Course four miles Won by Yale, % length Yale 30 niin. 41 sec. Harvard 20 niin. ii% sec. Courtesy of the Roger Sherman Studio H. B. STRONG, I92J MANAGER OF CREW YAL E H.VRVARD Height Height Position Name Age ft. in. Weight Position Name Age ft. in. A ' eigh Bow Leslie 21 6 1 162 Bow Morgan 20 5 101 2 170 2 Carman 23 6 165 2 Damon 21 6 21 2 166 3 Russell 20 5 10 160 3 Olmsted 20 6 1 2 188 4 Hord (Capt.) 23 5 11 1T6 4. Ladd 19 6 1 180 5 Gil)son 21 (i 2 185 5 McGagg (Capt.) 23 6 4 193 6 Payson 22 e 2 184 fi Terry 21 6 4 186 7 Haldeman 21 (i 166 7 Kane 30 6 2 182 Stroke Freeman 19 5 11 148 Stroke Appleton 22 5 9 167 Cox. Carson 23 5 5 Cox. Peirson 22 5 105 157 IK Ed O a i BANNER AND POT POURRI ' i YALE-HARVARD COMBINATION CREW RACE New London, Conn., June 23, 19-21 Won by Yale YALE Position Name Bow Mali 2 Connell 3 L. Smith 4 C. C. McCrea 5 SchiefFelin 6 Trowbridge 7 Carpenter Stroke N. Freeman Cox. Chase P. J. CORDERRY CREW COACH YALE-HARVARD JUNIOR VARSITY RACE New London, Conn., June 24, 1921 Course two miles Won by Harvard Yale 12 min. 53 sec. Harvard 13 min. 39 sec. YALE HARVARD Height Height Position Name Age ft. m. Weight Position Name Age ft. in. Weight Bow Whitney 23 5 10 162 Bow Duncan 22 5 10 165 2 Hemingway 21 6 163 2 Bradford 18 5 10 165 3 Bigelow 19 6 1 169 3 Huiskamp 31 5 11 169 4 Martin 21 6 1 174 4 Weld 20 5 11 170 5 Dilworth 23 5 11 177 5 Pond 21 6 1 175 6 Pelly 20 5 10 170 6 Cummings 19 6 2 180 7 Spencer 22 5 11 167 7 Fuller 19 6 2 175 Stroke Clieney 21 5 11 165 Stroke Matthews 21 6 158 Cox. Hadden 21 5 7 115 Cox. Burden 19 5 5 120 15 9 i g i BANNER AND POT POURRI YALE-HARVARD-PRINCETON-PENNSYLVANIA I50-LB. CREW RACE American Henley Regatta, Philadelphia, May 28, 1921 Course l ' ie miles Won by Yale, Pennsylvania second, Princeton third. Harvard fovirth Time 7 min. 40 sec. Position Name Bow Bradley 2 Colgate 3 Kellogg 4 Hurley YALE Position Name 5 Riker 6 Jones 7 Hosmer Stroke Freeman Cox. Chase YALE-PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY RACE Derby, Conn., April 16, 1921 Course l g miles Won by Pennsylvania Yale 7 min. 9 sec. YALE Pennsylvania 7 min. 5 sec. PENNSYLVANIA Height Height Position Name Age ft. m. Weight Position Name Age ft, in. Weight Bow Whitney 23 5 101 2 165 Bow Vellineck 23 5 111 2 1661 2 2 Carman 22 6 168 2 Williams 22 5 10% 165 3 Haldeman 21 6 170 3 Swan 22 6 1781 2 4 Martin 21 6 1 174 4 Wheeler 19 6 1761 2 5 Gibson 21 6 1 183 5 Liefield 21 6 3 191 6 Hord (Capt.) 23 5 11 177 6 Chambers 23 5 11 168 7 Mali 21 6 158 7 Waidner 21 6 1 1761 2 Stroke Hemingway 21 6 163 Stroke MitcheU (Capt.) 19 5 10 143y2 Cox. Carson 22 5 5 120 Cox. Chase 18 5 61 2 103 161 11 M 1 T l a c S mP m ■5 o a, Q ir BANNER AND POT POURRI YALE-PENNSYLVANIA JUNIOR VARSITY RACE Derby, Conn., April 16, 1921 Course l m miles Won by Yale Yale 7 min. 12 sec. YALE Pennsylvania 7 min. 22 sec. PENNSYLVANIA Height Height Position Name Age ft. in. Weight Tosit ion Name Age ft. in. Weight Bow Pellv 20 5 9% 170 B 3 v Roberts 18 6 114 160 2 Russell 20 5 10 160 2 Darby 22 6 1601 2 3 Dilworth 22 5 11 175 3 Loosen 22 6 1% 1671 i Boocock 23 6 1 173 4 Singer 20 6 1 177% 5 Cowles 22 6 3 178 5 Rosenburg 22 6 183 (i Pay.son ■ 22 6 2 184 6 Rugh 20 5 11 177% 7 Spencer 22 5 11 167 7 Guentber 23 6 1 175 Stroke Leslie 21 6 1 162 Stroke Copeland 33 6 1 183 Cox. Hadden 21 5 6% 115 Cox. Gillette 21 5 102 YALE-COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY RACE Derby, Conn., April 30, 1921 Course two miles Won by Columbia Yale 10 min. 30% sec. Columbia 10 min. 33 sec. YAL E COLUMBIA Height Height ft. in. Position Name Age ft. in. Weight Position Name Age Weight Bow Wbitney 22 5 10% 163 Bow Ruffalo 21 5 10 168 2 Carman 22 6 166 3 Scovil 20 6 183 3 Cowles 22 6 3 181 3 Tbees 19 6 3 168 4 Hord (C .pt.) 23 S 11 177 4 Cooper 19 6 3V2 171 5 Gibson 21 6 1 183 5 Swinburne 35 r, 3 170 6 Payson 22 6 2 186 6 Gallico 23 6 3 185 7 Mali 21 6 157 7 Van Houten (Capt.) 25 6 3% 180 Stroke Leslie 21 6 1 165 Stroke Brodil 23 5 4 183 Cox. Carson 22 5 5 135 Cox. Brusb 21 5 2 105 163 11 YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 YALE-COLUMBIA JUNIOR VARSITY RACE Derby, Conn., April 30, 1921 Course two miles AV on by Columbia Yale 11 min. 5 sec. Columbia 10 min. 48% sec. YALE COLUMBIA Height Height Position Name Age ft. in. Weight Position Name Age ft. in. Weight Bow Hosnier 22 6 153 Bow Medigovlch 26 5 11 158 2 Pelly 20 5 SVa 170 2 Brenran 21 5 10 155 3 Haldeman 21 6 168 3 Knodel 22 5 111 2 175 4 Boocock 23 6 1 173 4 Park 20 5 llVa 155 5 Jenckes 21 6 178 5 Enslow 21 6 161 6 Martin 21 6 1 172 6 Thompson 21 6 2 170 7 Spencer 22 5 11 170 7 Frost 22 5 10 163 Stroke Cheney 21 6 162 Stroke Willett 21 5 111 2 168 Cox. Hadden 21 5 61 2 115 Cox. Levi 19 5 4 113 YALE-PRINCETON-CORNELL UNIVERSITY RACE Ithaca, N. Y., May 21, 1921 Course two miles Won bv Princeton Princet on 10 min. 33 sec. Cornell 10 min. 47 sec. Yale 11 min 3 sec. YALE PRINCETON Height Height Position Name Age ft. in. Weight Position Name Age ft. in. Weight Bow Whitney 5 101 2 163 Bow Brush 5 11 168 2 Carman 6 166 2 Fleming 5 11 166 3 Haldeman 6 170 3 Milne 6 1 182 4 Hord (Capt.) 5 11 177 4 Curtiss 6 178 5 Gibson 6 1 183 5 Lewis 6 180 6 Payson 6 2 186 6 Sinclair 6 178 7 Spencer 5 11 167 7 Brighani 5 11 173 Stroke Leslie 6 1 165 Stroke Leh 5 11 174 Cox. Carson 5 5 125 Cox. Scull 5 6 110 CORNELL Height Position Name Age ft. in. Weight Bow Kells 6 165 2 Garnsey 5 9 172 3 Schaenan 6 2 168 4 Fix 6 1 165 5 Hougli 6 162 6 Gallcson 5 11% 162 7 DoUbaum 5 10% 165 Stroke Wheeler 5 101 2 153 Cox. Millar 5 91 2 112 164 SUMMARY OF UNIVERSITY BOAT RACES AND OFFICERS Year Date Winner Course Time Crews Engaged Captains Presidents 1853 1854 1855 1856 1857 1858 1859 1860 1861 1862 1863 1864- 1865 1866 1867 1868 1869 1870 1871 July 26 July 24. Harvard Worcester Harvard Worcester July 29 July 28 July 27 July 19 July 2+ July 23 July 22 July 21 1872 July 24 1873 1874 1875 1876 1876 1877 1878 1879 1880 1881 1882 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 July July July 14 June 30 July 19 June 30 June 28 June 27 July 1 July 1 June 29 June 28 June 26 June 26 July 2 July 2 June 29 June 28 June 27 June 26 July 1 June 30 June 28 June 28 July 7 June 25 June — June 29 June 28 June 27 June 26 June 25 June 29 June 29 June 28 June 27 June 25 July 1 July 1 June 30 June 19 June 2(1 June 19 June 20 June 25 April 7 June 1 June 20 June 25 June 24 Yale Yale Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard Amherst Amherst Yale Columbia Cornell Yale Cornell Harvard Harvard Harvard Yale Yale Harvard Harvard Yale Harvard Yale Yale Yale Yale Yale Harvard Yale Yale Yale Yale Leander Cornell Cornell Harvard Yale Yale Yale Yale Yale Yale Harvard Yale Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard Harvard Yale Yale Harvard Yale Harvard Yale Harvard Yale Worcester Worcester Worcester Worcester Worcester Worcester Worcester Connecticut River Connecticut River Connecticut River Saratoga Saratoga Connecticut River Saratoga Connecticut River New London N ' ew London New London New London New London New London New London New London New London New London New London New London New London New London New London New London New London New London Henley-on-Thames Poughkeepsie New London New London New London New London New London New London New London New London New London New London New London New London New London New London New London New London New London New London New London Philadelphia Housatonic New London New London New London 19 m. 18 s. 18 m. 53 s. 19 m. 1 s. 18 m. 42J s. 18 m. 43 s. 18 m. 12| s. 17 ra. 48 s. 18 m. 2 s. 18 m. 45 s. 17 m. 47 s. 16 m. 16 m. 16 m. 16 m. 22 m. 17 m. 24 m. 20 m. 22 m. 24 m. 22 m. 20 ra. 25 m. 20 m. 25 m. 20 m. 22 m. 20 m. 21 m. 21 m. 21 ra. 20 m. 24 m. 23 ra. 21 m. 7 ra. 20 m. 23 m. 20 m. 21 m. 23 m. 20 m. 20 m. 21 m. 23 m. 23 m. 21 m. 24 ra. 21 m. 21 ra. 22 ra. 21 ra. 21 m. 21 m. 21 m. 20 ra. 6 m. 10 m. 21 m. 23 m. 20 m. 331 s. 59 s. 42i s. 53J s. 2 s. lis. 36 s. 44|s. 15 s. 37 s. 13 s. 47is. i6h s. 31 s. 15i s. 42 s. 56 s. 10 s. 30 s. 29 s. 23 s. 47 s. 59 s. 45 i s. 29ls. 41 s. 34 s. 48 s. 54 s. 12i s. 37 s. 20 s. 19 s. 40 s. 30 ' s. 2 s. 10 s. 10 s. 50 s. 50 s. 44 s. 43is. 42 s. 16 s. 16 s. 52 s. 52 s. 58 s. 42 s, lis. 41 s. Samuel Scoville, ' 57 W. D. Morgan, ' 58 H. L. Johnson, ' 60 H. L. Johnson, 60 2 3 6 11 9 13 2 6 2t 2 2 2 3 W. R. Bacon, ' 65 W. R. Bacon, 65 E. B. Bennett, ' 66 Samuel Parry, ' 68 Samuel Parry, ' 68 W. A. Copp, ' 69 D. M. Bone, ' 70 F. G. Adee, ' 73 | W. F. McCook, ' 73 W. F. McCook, ' 73 R. J. Cook, ' 76 R. J. Cook, ' 76 R. J. Cook, ' 76 R. J. Cook, ' 76 W. W. Collin, ' 77 O. D. Thompson, ' 79 O. D. Thompson, ' 79 G. B. Rogers, ' 79 S. J. B. Collins, ' 81 L. K. Hull, ' 83 L. K. Hull, 83 H. R. Flanders, ' 85 H. R. Flanders, ' 85 Alfred Cowles, ' 86 John Rogers, ' 87 F. A. Stevenson, ' 88 G. A. Woodruff, ' 89 Philip Allen, ' 90 S. G. S. Brewster, ' 91 J. A. Hartwell, M. S. S. B. Ives, ' 93 F. A. Johnson, ' 94 S. R. Armstrong, ' 95 S. R. B. Treadway, ' 96 P. H. Bailey, ' 97 Payne Whitney, ' 98 F. W. Allen, ' 00 F. W. Allen, ' 00 A. S. Blagden, ' 01 S. P. H. Kunzig, L. S. C. B. Waterman, L. S. W. S. Cross, ' 04 R. C. Whittier, ' 05 S. R. C. Morse, Jr., 06 S. C. E. Ide, 08 C. E. Ide, ' 08 H. A. Howe, ' 09 R. A. Wodell, ' 10 E. P. Frost, ' 11 R. Romeyn, ' 12 S. C. N. Snowdon, ' 13 S. T. B. Denegre. ' 15 A. D. Sturtevant, ' 16S. Seth Low, 2d, ' 16 C. Meyer. ' 17 S. A. R. Hyatt. ' 18 W. Mead, 19 C. C. Peters, ' 19 S. Y. Hord, ' 21 R. Waite, ' 53 A. H. Stevens, ' 54 N. W. Burastead, ' 53 A. W. Harriott, ' 56 S. Scoville, ' 57 W. P. Bacon, ' 58 S. D. Page, ' 59 H. L. Johnson, ' 60 C. T. Stanton, ' 61 E. S. Lyman. ' 62 G. L. Curran, ' 63 S. C. Pierson, ' 64 W. R. Bacon, ' 65 E. B. Bennett, ' 66 A. B. Bissell, ' 67 S. Parry, ' 68 W. A. Copp, ' 69 D. M. Bone, ' 70 L H. Ford, ' 71 L. G. Parsons, ' 72 H. A. Oakes, ' 73 C. H. Ferry, ' 75 C. H. Ferry, ' 75 E. P. Howe, ' 76 F. W. Davis, ' 77 W. H. Hite, ' 78 C. F. Aldrich, ' 79 W. C. McHenry, ' 80 R. A. Bigelow, ' 81 R. A. Bigelow, ' 81 F. C. Leonard, ' 83 E. A. Merritt, ' 84 W. G. Green, ' 85 Paul K. Ames, ' 86 iS. Knight, 87 E. A. Stevenson, ' 88 L. T. Snipe, ' 89 jC. A. Sheldon, ' 90 J. B. Townsend, ' 91 E. H. Floyd-Jones, ' 92 Derby Rogers, ' 93 P. H. McMillin, ' 94 G. T. Adee, ' 95 J. G. H. de Sibour, ' 96 J. S. Wheelwright, ' 97 I Greenville Parker, ' 98 jOrd Preston, ' 99 R. J. Schweppe, ' 00 IA. H. Richardson, ' 01 Roderick Potter, ' 02 ij. M. Dreisbach, ' 03 F. T. Dodge, 04 H. A. Raymond, ' 05 W. S. Moorhead, ' 06 T. P. Dixon, ' 07 C. Seymour, ' 08 J. B. Perrin, ' 09 H. T. Curtiss, ' 10 F. F. Randolph, ' 11 H. A. Street, ' 12 J. R. Walker. ' 13 H. W. Hobson, ' 14 R. K. Lackev. ' 15S. Dan C. Elkiii. ' 16 C.B.O.Armstrong. ' nS. Trubee Davison. ' 18 M. H. Ross, ' 19 S. H. Knox. ' 20 E. Buffing-ton, ' 21 Yale ' s time, 18m. 45s. Given to Harvard on foul. tYale and Harvard in eight-oared crews. 4 miles. YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 THE YALE UNIVERSITY EIGHT-OARED CREW Bow o 3 4 5 6 1876 Bow John W. Westcott 2 Frederick Wood 3 Elbridfre C. Cooke 4 David H. Kellogg 5 William W. Collin 6 Oliver D. Thompson 7 Julian Kennedy Stroke Robert J. Cooke(Capt.) Cox. Charles F. Aldrich 1877 Bow Gerald W. Hart 3 Herman Livingston 3 Frank E. Hyde 4 William K. James 5 Elbridge C. Cooke 6 Oliver D. Thompson 7 Wm. W.Collin (Capt.) Stroke Frederick Wood Cox. Charles F. Aldrich 1878 Bow Julian W. Curtis 2 Frank E. Hyde 3 Bruce S. Keator 4 Herman Livingston 5 Harry W. Taft 6 George B. Rogers 7 David Trumbull Stroke O. D. Thompson (Capt.) Stroke Cox. Charles F. Aldrich Cox. 1881 John B. Collins (Capt.) Philo C. Fuller F ederick W. Rogers Nathaniel T. Guernsey Louis K. Hull George B. Rogers 7 Charles B. Storrs Stroke Harry T. Folsom Cox. Mum Yew Chung 1882 Bow Henry R. Flanders 2 Joseph R. Parrott 3 Frederick W. Rogers Natlianiel T. Guernsey Louis K. Hull (Capt.) William H. Hyndman Charles B. Storrs Harrv T. Folsom 4 5 6 7 Stroke Cox. David Plessner Bow o 3 4 5 6 7 1879 Bow John B. Collins 3 N. T. H. Patterson 3 Charles B. Storrs 4 O.D.Thompson (Capt.) 5 John W. Keller 6 George B. Rogers 7 Harrv W. Taft Stroke Philo C. Fuller Cox. Augustine Fitzgerald 1880 Bow John B. Collins 2 Nathaniel T. Guernsey 3 Louis K. Hull 4 Philo C. Fuller 5 Frederick W. Rogers 6 Geo. B. Rogers (Capt.) 7 Charles B. Storrs Stroke Harry T. Folsom Cox. Mum ' i ' ew Chung 1883 Henry R. Flanders Joseph R. Parrott Louis K. Hull (Capt.) Nathaniel T. Guernsey Frank G. Peters William H. Hyndman Frederick W. Rogers Harrv T. Folsom D. B.Tucker 1884 R. S. Storrs Charles B. Hobbs H. W. Patten Alfred Cowles, Jr. Frank G. Peters J. R. Parrott J. F. Scott H. R. Flanders(Capt.) L. E. Cadwell 1885 Bow C. S. Dodge 2 R.S. Storrs 3 H. W. Patten 4 C. B. Hobl s 5 Alfred Cowles, Jr. 6 J. R. Parrott 7 F. G. Peters Stroke H. R. Flanders (Capt.) Cox. L.E. Cadwell lf)6 Bow 3 3 4 5 6 7 Stroke Cox. 1886 Bow R. Appleton 2 John Rogers, Jr. 3 J. W. Jliddlebrook 4 F. A. Steven,son 5 G. W. Woodruff 6 A. Cowles. Jr. (Capt.) 7 G. W. Hartridge Stroke E. L. Caldwell Cox. L. E. CadweU 1887 Bow R. M. Wilcox 2 C. O. Gill 3 J. Rogers (Capt.) 4 J. W. Middlebrook 5 G. W. Woodruff 6 F. A. Stevenson 7 G. R. Carter Stroke E. L. Caldwell Cox. R. Thompson 1888 Bow R. M. Wilcox 2 C. O. Gill 3 G. S. Brewster 4 J. A. Hartwell 5 W. H. Corbin 6 F.A.Stevenson (Capt.) 7 G. R. Carter Stroke S. M. Cross Cox. R. Thompson 1889 Bow C. F. Rogers 3 C. O. Gill 3 G. S. Brewster 4 J. A. Hartwell 5 W.H. Corbin 6 G.W.Woodruff (Capt.) 7 P.Allen Stroke E. L. Caldwell Cox. R. Thompson 1890 Bow C. F. Rogers 2 W. A. Sims 3 G. S. Brewster 4 J. A. Hartwell 5 A. B. Newell 6 H. T. Ferris 7 S. B. Ives Stroke P. AUen (Capt.) Cox. R. Thompson r_ BANNER AND POT POURRI 1891 Bow W. A. Sims 2 A. J. Balliet 3 C. R. Ely 4 R. D. Paine 5 W. V. Heffelfinger 6 G.S.Brewster (Capt.) 7 P. Hagerman Stroke J. A. Gould Cox. H. S. Bowns 1892 Bow F. A. Jolinson 2 A. J. Balliet 3 A. L. Van Huyck 4 R. D. Paine 5 A. B. Graves 6 J. A. Hartwell (Capt.) 7 S.B.Ives Stroke F. E. Gallaudet Cox. E. F. Olmstead 1893 Bow F. A. John.son 2 C. L. Messier 3 A. L. Van Huyck 4 J. M. Longacre 5 J. M. Goetcliius 6 A. P. Rogers 7 S. B. Ives (Capt.) Stroke F. E. Gallaudet Cox. E.F. Olmstead 1894 Bow R. Armstrong 3 H. C. Holcomb 3 W. M. Beard 4 A. P. Rogers 5 A. W. Dater 6 W. R. Cross 7 R. B. Treadway Stroke F.A.Johnson (Capt.) Cox. E.F. Olmstead 1895 Bow R. Armstrong (Capt.) 2 H.C. Holcomb 3 W. M. Beard 4 A. W. Dater 5 J. jM. I ongacre 6 W. R. Cross 7 R. B. Treadway Stroke G. Langford Cox. T. L. Clarke 1896 Bow J. H. Simpson 2 A. Brown 3 W. M. Beard 4 J. O. Rogers 5 P. H. Bailey 6 J. M. Longacre 7 R. B. Treadway (Capt.) Stroke G. Langford Cox. T.L.Clarke 1897 Bow J. O. Rogers 2 Payne Whitney 3 H. G. Campljell 4 J. C. Greenway 5 P. H. Bailev (Capt.) 6 F.W.Allen 7 W. E. S. Griswold Stroke G. Langford Cox. L. Greene 1898 Bow P. Wliitnev (Capt.) 2 H. P. Wiclies 3 J. P. Brock 4 R. P. Flint 5 J. H. Niedecken 6 F. W. AUen 7 J. C. Greenleaf Stroke W. B. Williams Cox. J. McL. Walton 1899 Bow J. G. Greenleaf 2 H. P. Wickes 3 W. E. S. Griswold 4 R. P. FUnt 5 F.G.Brown, Jr. 6 F.W.Allen (Capt.) 7 J. H. Niedecken Stroke W. B. Williams Cox. J. McL. Walton 1900 Bow W. B. Williams 2 H. P. Wickes 3 J. H. Niedecken 4 P. H. Kunzig 5 J. P. Brock 6 F. W. AUen (Capt.) 7 A. S. Blagden Stroke A. Cameron, Jr. Cox. G. P. Chittenden 1901 Bow C. B. Waterman 2 H. S. Hooker 3 T. R. Johnson 4 RusseU Bogue 5 P. L. Mitchell 6 P. H. Kunzig 167 7 A. S. Blagden (Capt.) Stroke A. Cameron, Jr. Cox. G. P. Chittenden 1902 Bow C. B. Waterman 2 C. E. Daly 3 R. R. Coffin 4 C. S. Judson 5 C. A. Weymouth 6 P. H. Kunzig (Capt.) 7 W.S.Cross Stroke R. Bogue Cox. J. F. Bytrs 1903 Bow C. B. Waterman (Capt.) 2 C. S. Judson 3 S. S. Stuhbs 4 R. R. Coffin 5 R. C. Wliittier 6 J. E. Miller 7 W. S. Cross Stroke R. Bogue Cox. J. B. Minor 1904 Bow K. E. Weeks 2 C. E. Daly 3 R.C.Morse 4 H. N. Scott 5 J. E. Miller 6 R. C. Whittier 7 W. S. Cross (Capt.) Stroke H. L. Whitney Cox. S. A. LeBanc 1905 Bow K. E. Weeks 2 A. C. Ortmayer 3 R.C.Morse, Jr. 4 H. N. Scott 5 R. R. Chase 6 R. C. Whittier (Capt.) 7 J. P. Kineon Stroke H. L. Whitney Cox. D. Barkalow 1906 Bow K. E. Weeks 2 H. Graham 3 R. C. Morse (Capt.) 4 L. H. Biglow,3d 5 R. R. Chase 6 R. H. Noyes 7 C. E. Ide Stroke H. Boulton Cox. D. Barkalow YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 1907 Bow G. Aucliincloss -2 J. Mayer, Jr. 3 V. K. ' Uice i B. C. Hoppin 5 W. S. Taft e H. A. Howe 7 C. E. Ide (Capt.) Stroke H. Boiilton Cox. D. Barkalow 1912 Bow G. A. Gore 2 E. W. Freeman 3 F. L. Stephenson, Jr. 4 M. S. Denman 5 R. Romeyn (Capt.) 6 J. H. Phi ' lbin 7 C.E. Allen, Jr. Stroke C. N. Snowdon, Jr. Cox. P. Barnum 1917 Bow K. Woolley 2 F. H. Lovejoy 3 D. T. Vail 4 A. R. Page 5 S. W. Atkins 6 H. R. Coleman 7 L. M. MacNaughton Stroke W.Adams, Jr. Cox. A. J. Underwood 1908 Bow G. .Aucliincloss 2 J. X. Peyton 3 W. K. Rice 4 F. C. Hunt 5 W. E. Dunkle a H. A. Howe (Capt.) 7 C. E. Ide Stroke D. T. Griswold Cox. J. D. Cass 1913 Bow T. B. Denegre 2 C.N. Snowdon (Capt.) 3 E. W. Freeman 4 J. H. Pliilbin 5 F.S.Stevenson, Jr. 6 M. S. Denman 7 W. J. Lippincott, Jr. Stroke W. W. Crocker Cox. P. Barnum 1918 Bow J. McHenrv 2 C. D. Munson 3 D. T. Vail 4 J. B. Knox 5 L. G. Adams 6 W. L. Austin 7 W. Mead Stroke A. R. Hyatt (Capt.) Cox. H. A. Knott 1909 Bow W. K. Rice 2 B. B. Glenny, Jr. 3 R. A. Wodell (Capt.) 4 J. R. Hyde 5 F. A. Baker 6 H. A. Howe 7 D. Van Blarcom Stroke B. F. B. Wallis Cox. F. C. Fearing 1914 Bow Setii Low, 2d 2 R. B. Meyer 3 R. R. Titus 4 J. R. Slieldon, Jr. 5 A. D. Sturtevant 6 H. L. Rogers 7 J. H. McHenry Stroke J. A. Appleton Cox. A. Mcl.ane 1919 Bow Allen 2 Hord 3 Adams 4 Schieffelin 5 Mead (Capt.) 6 Payson 7 DriscoU Stroke Peters Cox. Carson 1910 Bow E. P. Frost 3 A. P. Colliurn 3 D. M. Baker 4 G. H. Campliell 5 H. B. Van Sinderen 6 C. L. Buckingham 7 R. A. WodeU Stroke B. F. B. Wallis Cox. F. C. Fearing 1915 Bow C. J. Coe 2 C. Bennitt 3 Seth Low, 2d 4 J. R.Sheldon, Jr. 5 A. D. Sturtevant(Capt.) 6 C. Meyer 7 C. D. Wiman Stroke A. Morse Cox. A. McLane, Jr. 1920 Bow DriscoU 2 Moulton 3 AUen 4 Hord 5 Flagg 6 Schieffelin 7 Ellis Stroke Peters (Capt.) Cox. Carson 1911 Bow E. P. Frost (Capt.) 2 J. W. Field 3 J. W. Scully, Jr. 4 R. S. Tucker 5 R. Romeyn 6 J. H. Philbin 7 D. Van Blarcom Stroke A. A. Low, Jr. Cox. J. -V. Copp 1916 Bow E. R. Harriman 2 M. M. Whittlesey 3 S. Low 4 J. R. Sheldon 5 A. D. Sturtevant 6 J. B. Fitzpatrick 7 C. Meyer Stroke G. F. Lawrence Cox. T. H. Lashar 1921 Bow Leslie 2 Carman 3 Russell 4 Hord ( Capt.) 5 Gibson 6 Payson 7 Haldeman Stroke Freeman Cox. Carson 168 r _ S6 2 I 2 z •g as bo c 3 YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 H. B. Strong, ' 22 E. R. Littler, ' 24 SEASON, 1920-1921 1924 FRESHMAN NAVY Manager Captain YALE-HARVARD FRESHMAN RACE New London, Conn., June 24, 19i!l Course two miles Won bv Yale Yale 12 niin. 13 sec. Harvard 12 niin. 33 sec. YALE H. RVARD Height Height Position Name Age ft. in. Weight Position Name Age ft. in. Weight Bow Chamberlain 20 5 10 151 Bow Hollister 19 6 2 170 2 Ives 18 6 2 160 2 Storey 18 6 175 3 Goodwin 19 6 21 2 175 3 Henrv 18 6 2 178 4 Slieffield 19 5 11 177 4 R. F. Hubbard 18 6 2 188 5 Littler 20 5 11 170 5 C. S. Hubbard 18 6 2 193 6 Rockefeller 19 6 172 6 Hamilton 19 6 193 7 Haines 19 6 2 174 7 Hopkinson 19 6 1 178 Stroke Ewing 19 5 10 165 Stroke Amory 21 5 10 153 Cox. Lusk 20 5 10 120 Cox. Burton 19 5 6 108 YALE-PRINCETON-CORNELL FRESHiMAN RACE Ithaca, N. Y., May 21, 1921 Course two miles Won by Cornell Cornell 10 uiin. 47 sec. Yale 11 min. 4 sec. Princeton 11 niin. 14 sec. YALE Position Name Bow Chamberlain 2 Ives 3 Carpenter 4 Sheffield Position Name 5 Littler (Capt.) 6 Rockefeller 7 Haines Stroke Ewing Cox. Lusk 170 l_ 1 3 o o aa Q H u CAPTAIN ALDRICH, BASEBALL, 1933 r l BANNER AND POT POURRI YALE UNIVERSITY BASEBALL ASSOCIATION OFFICERS, 1921-1922 E. Starr, Jr., ' 22 Manager Chas. p. Stone, ' 23 Assistant Manager Malcolm P. Aldrich, ' 22 Captain A. E. B. ToMMERs, ' 11 S. Coach TEAM, 1921 J. W. Peters (Captain), ' 19 S., Catcher F. Coxe, ' 21, Pitcher H. C. Selleck, ' 21, Pitcher W. D. Robinson, ' 20, Pitcher E. A. Chittenden, Jr., ' 22, Pitcher J. M. Kernan, ' 23, First Base T. W. Durant, ' 23, First Base C. T. Murphy, ' 21, Second Base J. W. Hickev, ' 21. Third Base D. J. Kellej-; ' 23, Third Base M. P. .Aldrich, ' 22, Short Stop P. H. Crane, ' 22, Left Field W. B. Hawks, ' 23, Center Field C. F. Eddy, ' 23, Right Field Courtesy of the Roger Sherman Studio E. STARR. JR.. MANAGER YALE UNIVERSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE, 1922 April May 8 Fordham 12 South Carolina 13 Mercer College 14 University of Alabama 15 University of Florida 17 18 Georgia Mercer College 26 WiDianis 29 3 Pennsylvania Amherst 4 Catholic University 6 Holy Cross at AVorcester May 10 Pittsburgh 11 Penn. State 13 Univ. of Virginia 17 Brown 20 Cornell at Ithaca 24 Brown at Providence 25 Boston College 27 Cornell 30 Trinity at Hartford June 3 Princeton 7 Holy Cross 10 Columbia 17 Princeton at Princeton 20 Harvard — Commencement 21 Harvard at Cambridge 173 M •a s M y ' go J Ed £ ! £ B3 S Q - 0-. -a r BANNER AND POT POURRI PRESIDENTS AND MANAGERS OF YALE UNIVERSITY BASEBALL CLUBS 1865-66 J. Coffin 1895 1.. McKee 1867 G. P. Sheldon 1896 W. S. Miller 1868 James Coffin 1897 G. C. Brooke 1869 F. P. Terry 1898 F. H. Sinmions 1870 E. A. Lewis 1899 F. H. Brooks 1871 H. R. EUiott 1900 R. C. Twitchell 1872 G. L. Hoyt 1900 F. B. Adams 1873 H. E. Benton 1901 E. L. Eliason 1874 C. S. Bushnell 1903 Hugh Satterlee 1875 F. B. MitcheU 1903 O. J. Willis 1876 G. M. Rogers 1904 Lansing P. Reed 1877 J. P. Andrews 1905 J. S. Ellsworth 1878 J. P. McCune 1906 Spencer Turner 1879 J. W. Curtiss 1907 G. B. Glaenzer 1880 W . E. DeCrow 1908 J. C. Thornton 1881 R. E. Peabody 1909 F. H. Olmsted 188i E. L. Dillingham 1910 J. Ford Johnson 1883 C. H. Yates 1911 J. V. McDonnell 1884 X. G. Williams 1913 D. R. Hyde 1885 D. V. Mulvane 1913 G. B. Cortelyou, Jr 1886 F. N. Sewall 1914 W. S. Bacon 1887 J. Archibald 1915 R. M. Thompson 1888 W . L. Velie 1916 H. J. Crocker, Jr. 1889 J. G. Rogers 1917 E. J. Wintens 1890 A A. Tilney 1918 C. J. Stewart 1891 W . H. St. John 1919 J. Weir Sargent 1893 W . B. Franklin 1920 W. C. Meekins 1893 N H. Swayne 1931 R. H. Paul 1894 C. R. Skinner 1932 E. Starr, Jr. A. E. B. TOMMERS. ' 11 S. COACH CAPTAINS OF UNIVERSITY NINES 1865-66 C. A. Edwards, ' 66 1867 Jacob Coffin, ' 68 1868 Thomas Hooker, ' 69 1869 S. S. McCutcheon, ' 70 1870 S. S. McCutcheon, ' 70 1871 Clarence Deming, ' 73 1873 Clarence Deming, ' 73 1873 A. B. Kevin, ' 74 1874 C. H. Avery, ' 75 1875 C. H. Avery, ' 75 1876 W. I. Bigelow, ' 77 1877 W. I. Bigelow, ' 77 1878 C. H. Morgan, ' 78 1879 W. F. Hutchinson, ' 80 1880 W. F. Hutchinson, ' 80 1881 W. T. Walden, ' 81 1882 W. I. Badger, ' 83 1883 AUan Hubbard, ' 83 S. 1884 H. C. Hopkins, ' 84 1885 Wyllys Terry, ' 85 1886 P. B. Stewart, ' 86 1905 M. H. Bowman, ' 05 S. 1887 J. C. Dann, ' 88 S. 1906 F. O ' Brien, ' 06 1888 A. A. Stagg, ' 88 1907 G. Kinney, ' 07 S. 1889 H F. Xoyes, ' 89 1908 T. A. D. Jones, ' 08 S. 1890 G. Calhoun, ' 91 1909 F. J. Murphy, ' 10 1891 G. Calhoun, ' 91 1910 S. H. Philbin, ' 10 1892 W H. Murphv, ' 93 1910 W. S. Logan, ' 10 1893 L. T. Bliss, ' 93 S. 1911 A. L. Corey, ' 11 1894 G. B. Case, ' 94 1913 H. N. Merritt, ' 12 1895 F. Rustin, ' 95 S. 1913 J. T. Blossom, ' 14 1896 S. L. Quimby, ' 96 S. 1914 J. T. Blossom, ' 14 1897 H M. Keator, ' 97 1915 L. S. Middlebrook, ' 15 1898 G. C. Greenway, Jr., ' 98 S. 1916 R. V. Vaughn 1899 C. A. H. deSaulles, ' 99 S. 1917 Harry LeGore 1900 S. B. Camp, ' 00 1918 R. F. Snell, ' 18 1901 F. L. Quimby, ' 02 S. 1918 N. E. Lyman, ' 18 S. 1901 F. M. C. Robertson, ' 01 1919 R. H. Boyd, ' 19 S. 1902 R. G. Guernsey, ' 02 1920 H. T. Sawyer, ' 20 1903 B. Winslow, ' 04 1921 J. W. Peters, ' 31 S. 1904 B. Winslow, ' 04 1933 M. P. Aldrich, ' 22 175 i YALE UNIVERSITY. 1921-1922 BASEBALL SCORES OF 1921 March 25 26 28 29 30 1 April 6 9 13 16 19 23 24 25 27 28 30 Auburn Alabama Georgia Florida South Carolina Mercer Georgia Vermont Fordliam Colinnbia Pennsylvania Holy Cross New Haven Eastern League New Haven Eastern League New Haven Eastern League B ro wn Trinity Dartmouth Opp. 1 6 6 11 10 u YaJe 4 8 5 12 15 7 1 7 1 8 4 1 1 11 19 6 May- June 1 4 21 22 Opp. Yale 4 Catholic Univ. 1 2 7 Virginia 1 9 11 Williams 5 9 13 Pennsvlvania State 9 3 14 Holv Cross 5 2 18 Pittsburgh 6 3 21 Cornell 1 4 26 Wesleyan 6 10 27 Wasecia 1 5 28 Cornell 1 3 30 Columbia 5 13 Holy Cross 3 7 Princeton 4 8 Tufts 1 6 11 Syracuse 6 13 15 Brown 4 5 18 Princeton 4 2 Harvard 4 2 Harvard 16 4 25 Princeton 4 13 YALE-PRINCETON BASEBALL GAMES SINCE 1883 New York New York New York New York New Haven Princeton New Haven Princeton New Haven Princeton New Haven Princeton New Have n New Haven Princeton New Haven Princeton Princeton New Haven Princeton Princeton New Haven New Haven Princeton New York Brooklyn New Haven Princeton 1883 1883 1884 1884 1885 1885 1885 1886 1886 1887 1887 1887 1887 1887 1888 1888 1888 1888 1888 1889 1889 1889 1890 1890 1890 1890 1891 1891 5-4 2-5 16-3 6-0 5-3 5-11 13-15 9-8 12-2 2-1 15-0 9-3 9-6 10-4 5-6 10-4. 7-3 9-1 15-5 11-14 12-9 6-5 3-2 0-1 8-8 6-5 4-1 3-5 New Haven New Haven Princeton New York New Haven Princeton New York New Haven Princeton New York New Haven Princeton Princeton New Haven Princeton New York New Haven New Haven Princeton New York New Haven Princeton New York New Haven Princeton New York New Haven Princeton 1891 1892 1893 1892 1893 1893 1893 14-7 1894 5-3 1894 1894 1895 1895 1896 1896 1896 1896 1896 2-5 1-0 3-1 2-12 5-1 2-0 2-4 9-5 1-0 9-8 0-13 7-5 0-5 8-4 3-4 1897 10-9 1897 8-16 189T 1898 1898 1898 1899 1S99 1899 1900 1900 8-22 7-12 6-4 8-3 8-0 2-6 4-11 3-9 4-5 New Haven Princeton New York New Haven Princeton New York New Haven Princeton New York New Haven Princeton New York New Haven Princeton New York New Haven Princeton New Haven Princeton Princeton New Haven New York New Haven Princeton New York New Haven Princeton New York 1901 1901 1901 1902 1902 1902 1903 1903 1903 1904 1904 1904 1905 1905 1905 1906 1906 1907 1907 1908 1908 1908 1909 1909 1909 1910 1910 1910 9-8 5-15 2-5 10-6 5-8 5-4 2-1 6-10 6-7 3-1 1-10 4-10 2-18 3-2 8-5 2-3 2-3 7-9 3-4 2-3 8-2 2-4 6-0 2-3 5-2 4-2 1-6 5-7 1911 1912 1912 1912 New Haven 1911 Princeton 1911 Brooklyn New Haven Princeton New ' ' ork New Haven 1913 Princeton 1913 New Haven 1914 Princeton 1914 New York 1914 New Haven 1915 Princeton 1915 New York 1915 New Haven 1916 Princeton 1916 New York 1916 No games 1917 Princeton 1918 New Haven 1918 New Haven 1919 Princeton 1919 New Haven 1920 Princeton 1920 New York 1920 New Haven 1921 Princeton 1921 New York 1921 3-5 6-3 0-1 6-1 2-4 6-19 4-3 5-4 1-3 3-0 0-1 1-2 2-1 4-3 5-2 5-7 0-1 5-3 2-0 5-0 6-0 5-6 4-2 1-0 4-0 2-4 13-4 Total since 1883, Yale 62 games; Princeton 48 games; 1 tie 176 BANNER AND POT POURRI YALE-HARVARD UNIVERSITY BASEBALL GAMES SINCE 1883 New Haven Cambridge Cambridge New Haven New York Phila ' phia Cambridge New Haven Cambridge New Haven Brooklyn New Haven Cambridge Cambridge New Haven Cambridge New Haven Hartford New Haven Cambridge Cambridge Cambridge New Haven Cambridge Cambridge New Haven New Haven Cambridge Cambridge New Haven New Haven Cambridge Cambridge New Haven Springfield May 12 May 26 June 21 June 26 July 3 July 4 May 10 May 17, June 21 June 24 June 27 May 16 June 20 May 29 June 19 June 26 June 29 July 3 May 14 June 8 June 25 June 28 May 19 June 9 June 23 June 26 May 25 June 2o! June 22 June 25 May 17 May 31 June 21 June 24 June 28 No series with Har 3-0 5-1 4-1 1-0 2-1 1883 1883 1883 1883 1883 1883 23-9 1884 8-1 1884 1884 1884 1884 1885 1885 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 7-8 4-17 6-3 4-2 4-13 2-16 2-14 6-5 1-5 9-10 7-1 1887 14-2 5-7 5-4 6-3 7-1 3-7 8-0 5-3 1887 1887 1887 1888 1888 1888 1888 1889 15-3 1889 5-4 1889 1889 1890 1890 1890 1890 1890 ard 7-5 8 8-0 8-9 3-4 7-1 4-3 1891 Cambridge June 23 New Haven June 27 Cambridge June 24 New Haven June 27 New York July 1 Cambridge June 21 New Haven June 26 New Haven June 20, New Haven June 25 No series with Har ' Cambridge June 23, New Haven June 29 Caniliridge June 23, New Haven June 28, New York July 1 Cambridge Jime 22 New Haven June 27 New York July 1 Cambridge June 21 New Haven June 26 New York June 30 Cambridge June 20 New Haven June 25 Cambridge June 20. New Haven June 24 New York June 28 Cambridge June 18. New Haven June 23 Cambridge June 26 New Haven June 29, New York July Cambridge June 22, New Haven June 27, Cambridge June 21 New Haven June 26 Cambridge June 20, 1892 0-5 New Haven June 1892 4-3 New York June 1893 2-3 Cambridge June 1893 3-0 New Haven June 1893 4-6 New York June 1894 5-1 Cambridge June 1894 2-0 New Haven June 1895 7-4 New York July 1895 5-0 New Haven June ard 1896 Cambridge June 1897 5-7 New York June 1897 8-10 New Haven June 1898 4-9 Cambridge June 1898 7-0 New Haven June 1898 3-1 Cambridge June 1899 2-0 New Haven June 1899 3-4 Cambridge June 1899 10-13 Brooklyn June 1900 15-5 New Haven June 1900 0-3 Cambridge June 1900 2-5 Boston June 1901 3-7 New Haven June 1901 0-3 Caml)ridge June 1902 7-0 Brooklyn June 1902 4-12 New Haven June 1902 5-6 Cambridge June 1903 2-5 No series with H 1903 6-10 Cambridge May 1904 2-5 New Haven June 1904 6-1 New Haven June 1904 0-5 Cambridge June 1905 1-1 New Haven June 1905 7-2 Cambridge June 1906 3-1 Boston June 1906 3-2 New Haven June 1907 1-2 Cambridge June 3-5 3-0 5-9 2-3 4-0 5-2 1907 14-6 1907 3-7 1908 1908 1908 1909 1909 1909 1910 12-5 1910 2-3 1910 10-9 1911 1911 1912 1913 1913 1913 1913 1914 1914 2-8 1-4 9-6 5-2 2-0 3-4 5-6 6-1 3-7 1914 13-8 1915 2-4 1915 3-3 1915 13-0 1916 2-5 1916 1 arvard 1917 1918 5-0 1918 5-3 1919 2-1 1919 10-8 1930 1-4 1920 1920 1921 1921 4-3 3-6 2-4 4-16 Total since 1883, Yale 58 games; Harvard 47 games; 1 tie 177 Ikl X 6 M H ca a en a z s en a OS ! BANNER AND POT POURRI YALE FRESHMAN BASEBALL TEAM E. Starr, Jr., ' 22 H. M. Newton, ' 19 OFFICERS, 1921 Manager Coach Chas. p. Stone, ' 23 H. M. Newton, ' 19 OFFICERS, 1922 Manager Coach TEAM R. W. Murphy (Captain), ' 24, Second Base W. K. Mallory, ' 24, Catcher D. P. Ross, ' 24, Pitcher I. E. Wight, ' 24, Pitcher C. M. O ' Hearn, ' 24 S., First Base J. L. Caswell, ' 24 S., Short Stop E. S. Herman, Jr., ' 24, Short Stop J. E. Ingram, ' 24 S., Third Base J. F. Oed, ' 24 S., Center Feld A. Trepel, ' 24, Left Field N. G. Neidlinger, ' 24, Right Field April May YALE FRESHMAN BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1921 0pp. Yale 0pp. Yale 9 Milford School 3 8 May 18 Goddard Seminary 6 16 Rosbury School 2 9 21 Princeton, ' 24 3 4 27 Clason Point Military 26 C athedral College 1 13 Academy 1 6 28 Andover 4 23 4 Dean Academy 4 9 June 1 Choate S 4 6 Hill School 1 3 3 Exeter 5 11 7 Oilman Country School 1 11 4 Harvard, ' 24 7 6 11 New York Univ., ' 24 6 8 179 Ill CAPTAIN M. P. ALDRICH. FOOTBALL, 1921 I u BANNER AND POT POURRI UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION Malcolm P. Aldrich NoRRis B. Gaddess Charles P. Lcckey OFFICERS, 1921 Captain Manager Assistant Manager Ralph E. Jordan Charles P. Luckey JoHX D. Schoonmaker, Jr. OFFICERS, 1922 Captain Manager Assistant Manager TEAM, 1921 A. Hulman, ' 24 S., 1. e. A. N. Into, ' 23 S., 1. t. P. H. Cruikshank, ' 23, 1. g. H. E. Landis, Jr., ' 24 S., c. N. T. Guernsey, ' 22, r. g. J. C. DiUer, ' 24, r. t. J. C. Sturm, ' 22, r. e. C. M. O ' Hearn, ' 24 S., q. b. M. P. Aldrich, ' -22, 1. h. b. (Capt.) R. E. Jordan, ' 23, r. h. b. W. N. Mallory, ' 24, f. b. SUBSTITUTES E. F. Blair, 24, 1. e. G. C. Becket, ' 23, q. b. H. K. Cross, ' 22, r. g. J. M. Deaver, ' 24 S., r. e. H. T. Herr, Jr., ' 23 S., r. g. R. T. Knapp, ' 23 S., 1. h. b. J. L. Miller, ' 24, 1. t. N. G. Neidlinger, ' 24, r. h. b. A. O. Norris, ' 24 S., c. E. B. Quaile, ' 22, r. t. J. G. Speiden, ' -22, f. b. 1. E. Wight, ' 24, 1. h. b. COACHES T. A. D. Jones, ' 08 S., Head Coach Dr. W. T. Bull, ' 88 S. C. A. Comerford, ' 18 S. C. P. Taft, 11, ' 18 Courtesy of the Roger Shennan Stitdic N. B. GADDESS MANAGER OF FOOTBALL 181 M ' o 5 ■f. Z ; H J H o o Em H So as z I BANNER AND POT POURRI PRESIDENTS OF YALE UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL TEAM 1872-73 D. S. Schaflt 1885 N.M.Goodlett,Jr. 1898 Jamot Brown 1910 C. C. Hincks 1873 D. S. Schaff 1886 C. L. Hare 1899 P. A. Rockefeller 1911 W. K. Kavnor 1874 C. Tillinghast 1887 C. M. Gill 1900 Robert Hixon 1912 H. A. Scfacg 1875 E. J. MacKnight 1888 C. S. King 1901 C. D. Francis 1913 E. D. Davis 1876 F. B. Percy 1889 G. D. Yeomans 1902 Alan Fox 1914 C. T. Neale, Jr. 1877 J. Q. A. Johnson 1890 J. B. Sears 1903 H. C. Miller 1915 G. W.Carrington 1878 T. E. Rochfort 1891 W. B. Wrightjr. 1904 E. E. Spalding 1916 A. W. Olsen 1879 E. W. Walker 1892 AVm. Maffitt 1905 E. White 1917 C. S. Read 1880 W . B. Hill 1893 E. O. Holter 1906 H. S. Knox 1918 R. Griggs 1881 E. S. Williams 1894 B. S. Cable. 1907 J. T. Foster 1919 F.P.Heffelfinger 1882 S. Shaffer 1895 A. E. Foote 1908 H. C. Davis 1920 P. E. Trouche,Jr. 1883 W R. HaniiU 1896 E. E. Garrison 1909 W. P. White 1921 N. B. Gaddess 1884 R. S. Storrs 1897 D. C. Twichell CAPTAINS OF YALE UNIVERSITY ELEVENS 1872 D. S. Schaff, ' 73 1889 1873 G. L. Halstead, ' 74 1890 1874 H. J. McBirney, ' 75 1891 1875 William Arnold, ' 76 1892 1876 E. V. Barker, ' 77 1893 1877 E. V. Barker, ' 77 1894 1878 W. C. Camp, ' 80 1895 1879 W. C. Camp, ' 80 1896 1880 R. W. Watson, ' 81 S. 1897 1881 F. M. Eaton, ' 82 1898 1882 Ray Tompkins, ' ai 1899 1883 Rav Tompkins, ' 84 1900 1884 E. L. Richards, ' 85 1901 1885 F. G. Peters, ' 86 1902 1886 R. N. Corwin, ' 87 1903 1887 H. W. Beecher, ' 88 1904 1888 W. H. Corbin, ' 89 1905 C. O. Gill, P. G. 1906 W. C. Rhodes, ' 91 1907 T. I-. McClung, ' 93 1908 V. C. McCormick, ' 93 S. 1909 F. A. Hinkey, ' 95 1910 F. A. Hinkey, ' 95 1911 S. B. Thome, ' 96 1912 F. T. Murphy, ' 97 1913 J. O. Rodgers, ' 98 1914 B. C. Chamberlin, P. G. 1915 M. L. McBride, ' 00 1916 F. G. Brown, Jr., ' 01 1917 Charles Gould, ' 02 1918 G. B. Chadwick, ' 03 1919 C. D. Rafferty, ' 04 S. 1920 J. J. Hogan, 05 1921 T. L. Shevlin, ' 06 S. F. B. Morse, ' 07 L. H. Biglow, 3d, ' 08 R. B. Burch, ' 09 E. H. Coy, ' 10 F. J. Daly, ' 11 Arthur Howe, ' 12 J. Spalding, ' 13 H. H. Ketcham, ' 14 N. S. Talbott, ' 15 S. A. D. Wilson, ' 16 C. R. Black, ' 17 S. Artemus Gates (Informal) Stewart J. T. Callahan J. T. Callahan M. P. Aldrich YALE FOOTBALL RECORDS SINCE 1883 1883 Wesleyan 63-0 Univ. of Penn. 53-5 Yale vs. Wesleyan Wesleyan Stevens Institute Rutgers Points 58-0 90-0 36-0 97-0 Rutgers Dartmouth Wesleyan Graduates Harvard Princeton 76-10 113-0 46-0 18-0 48-0 6-4 Princeton Wesleyan 1886 Yale vs. Wesleyan 5-6 61-0 Points 75-0 Columbia 93-0 Wesleyan 52-0 Michigan University 64-0 1885 Technology 96-0 Princeton 6-0 Stevens 54-0 Harvard 23-2 Yale vs. Points Williams 76-0 1884 Stevens 55-0 Wesleyan 136-0 Wesleyan 18-0 Crescents 82-0 Yale vs. Points Wesleyan 71-0 Univ. of Penn. 75-0 Wesleyan 31-0 Institute of Tech. 51-0 Harvard 29-4 Stevens Institute 96-0 Crescents 52-0 Princeton 4-0 183 M YALE UNIVERSITY, 1 921-1922 FOOTBALL RECORDS 1887 Williams 32-0 1894 Yale vs. Points Amherst 12-0 Yale vs. Points Wesleyan 38-0 Wesleyan 76-0 Trinity 42-0 Wesle ya n 106-0 Crescent A. C. 52-0 Brown 28-5 A ' illianis 7-1-0 Rutgers 70-0 Crescent A. C. 10-0 Univ. of Penn. 50-0 Univ. of Penn. 60-0 I ehigh 34-0 Rutgers 74-0 Harvard 6-12 Dartmouth 34-0 Crescents 68-0 Princeton 32-0 Orange A. C. 24-0 Wesleyan 74-4 1891 Boston A. A. 23-0 Princeton 12-0 West Point 12-0 Harvard 17-8 Yale vs. Points Brown 12-0 Wesleyan 28-0 Tufts 67-0 1888 Crescent A. C. 26-0 Lehigh Chicago A. C. 50-0 Yale vs. Points Trinity 36-0 48-0 Wesleyan 76-0 Williams 46-10 Harvard 12-4 Rutgers 65-0 Stagg ' s Eleven 30-0 Princeton 24-0 Univ. of Penn. 34-0 Orange A. C. 37-0 1895 Wesleyan 46-0 Lehigh 36-0 Amherst 39-0 Crescent A. C. 70-0 Yale vs. Points Williams 30-0 Wesleyan 76-0 Trinity 8-0 Boston Technology Stevens 68-0 69-0 Amherst Univ. of Penn. 27-0 48-0 Brown Union 4-0 26-0 Univ. of Penn. 50-0 Harvard 10-0 Amherst 36-0 Crescents 28-0 Princeton 19-0 Crescent A. C. 8-2 Amherst Wesleyan Princeton 70-0 15-0 10-0 1892 Yale vs. Points Dartmouth Orange A. C. Williams 26-0 24-12 54-0 Wesleyan 6-0 Boston A. C. 0-0 1889 Crescents 26-0 Dartmouth 32-0 Yale vs. Points Williams 32-0 West Point 28-8 Wesleyan 38-0 Manhattan A. C. 22-0 Carlisle 18-0 Wesleyan Williams 63-5 Amherst 29-0 Brown 6-6 36-0 Orange A. C. 58-0 Orange A. C. 26-0 Cornell 60-0 SpTdY. M. C. A. 50-0 Princeton 20-10 Amherst 42-0 Tufts 44-0 1896 Trinity 64-0 Wesleyan 72-0 Yale vs. Points Columbia 62-0 New York A. C. 48-0 Brown 18-0 Univ. of Penn. 22-10 L niv. of Penn. 28-0 Orange A. C. 12-0 Stevens 30-8 Harvard 6-0 WiUianis 22-0 Crescent A. C. 18-0 Princeton 12-0 Dartmouth 42-0 Cornell 70-0 1893 Yale vs. Carlisle 12-6 Amherst 32-0 Points Elizabeth A. C. 12-6 Williams 70-0 Brown 18-0 West Point 16-2 Wesleyan 52-0 Crescent A. C. 16-0 Boston A. A. 10-0 Harvard 6-0 Dartmouth 28-0 Brown 18-6 Princeton 0-10 Amherst 52-0 New Jersey A. C. 16-0 1890 Orange A. C. 50-0 Princeton 6-24 Yale vs. Points Williams 82-0 1897 Wesleyan 8-0 U. S. Military Acad . 28-0 Yale vs. Points Crescent A. C. 18-6 New Yorl: A. C. 32-0 Trinity 10-0 Wesleyan 34-0 Univ. of Penn. 14-6 Wesleyan 30-0 Lehigh 26-0 Harvard 6-0 Amherst 18-0 Oranges 16-0 Princeton 0-6 Williams 32-0 184 X w § z SI II YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 FOOTBALL RECORDS Newton A. C. 10-0 Annajiolis 24-0 1905 Brown 18-14 Bowdoin 45-0 Yale vs. Points Carlisle 24-9 Penn.sylvania State 22-0 Wesleyan Syracuse 27-0 West Point 6-6 Bates 21-0 16-0 Chicago A. C. 16-6 Columliia 10-5 Springfield T. S. Holy Cross Pennsylvania State 24-0 Harvard 0-0 West Point 5-5 30-0 Princeton 6-0 Orange A. C. 35-0 12-0 1898 Princeton 12-0 M ' est Point 20-0 Yale vs. Points Harvard 0-22 Columbia 53-0 Wesleyan 5-0 1902 Brown 11-0 Amherst 34-0 Princeton 23-4 Williams 23-0 Yale vs. Points Harvard 6-0 Newton A. C. Brown Carlisle West Point Chicago A. C. Princeton Harvard 6-0 Trinity Tufts 40-0 34-6 1906 22-6 18-5 10-0 Amherst Wesleyan Brown 23-0 35-0 10-0 Yale vs. Wesleyan Syracus e Points 21-0 51-0 10-0 0-6 Univ. of Vermont Penn.sylvania State 32-0 11-0 Springfield Holy Cross 12-0 17-0 0-17 Syracuse 24-0 Pennsylvania State 10-0 1899 West Point 6-6 Amherst 12-0 Yale vs. Points Bucknell 36-5 West Point 10-6 Amherst 23-0 Princeton 12-5 Brown 5-0 Trinity 46-0 Harvard 23-0 Princeton 0-0 Bates 28-0 Harvard 6-0 Dartmouth 12-0 1903 1907 Wi-sconsin 6-0 Yale vs. Points Yale vs. Points Columbia 0-5 Trinity 35-0 Wesleyan Syracuse Springfield T. S. Holy Cross West Point 25-0 West Point 24-0 Tufts 19-0 11-0 Pennsylvania State 42-0 Univ. of Vermont 46-0 17-0 Harvard 0-0 Wesleyan 33-0 52-0 Princeton 10-11 Springfield T. S. 22-0 0-0 1900 Holy Cross 36-10 Villa Nova 44-0 Yale vs. Trinity Amherst Points 22-0 27-0 Pennsylvania State West Point Columbia 27-0 17-5 25-0 Wash, and Jefferson Brown Princeton 11-0 22-0 12-10 Tufts 30-0 Syracuse 30-0 Harvard 12-0 Bates Dartmouth 50-0 lT-0 Princeton Harvard 6-11 16-0 1908 Yale vs. Points Bowdoin 30-0 1904 Wesleyan 16-0 Wesleyan Columbia West Point 38-0 12-5 18-0 Yale vs. Wesleyan Points 22-0 Syracuse Holy Cross West Point 5-0 18-0 6-0 Carlisle 35-0 Trinity Holy Cross Pennsylvania State 42-0 Wash, and Jefferson 38-0 Princeton Harvard 39-5 28-0 23-0 24-0 Mass. Agr. College Brown 49-0 10-10 11-6 0-4 1901 Yale vs. Points Springfield T. S. Syracuse West Point 6-0 17-9 6-11 Princeton Harvard Trinity 23-0 Columbia 34-0 1909 Amherst 6-0 Brown 22-0 Yale vs. Points Tufts 29-5 Princeton 12-0 Wesleyan 11-0 Wesleyan 24-0 Harvard 12-0 Syracuse 15-0 186 1 BANNER AND POT POURRI Holy Cross 12-0 Springfield T. S. 36-0 West Point 17-0 Colgate 36-0 Amherst 34-0 Brown 23-0 Princeton 17-0 Harvard 8-0 1910 Yale vs. Points Wesleyan 22-0 Syracuse 12-6 Tufts 17-0 Holy Cross 12-0 West Point 3-9 Vanderbllt 0-0 Colgate 19-9 Brown 0-21 Princeton 5-3 Harvard 0-0 1911 Yale vs. Points Wesleyan 21-0 Holy Cross 26-0 Syracuse 12-0 Virginia P. I. 33-0 West Point 0-6 Colgate 23-0 New York Univ. 28-3 Brown 15-0 Princeton 3-6 Harvard 0-0 1912 Yale vs. Points Wesleyan 10-3 Holy Cross 7-0 Syracuse 16-0 Lafayette 16-0 West Point 6-0 Wash, and JefiPerson 13-3 Brown 10-0 FOOTBALL RECORDS Princeton 6-6 Harvard 0-20 1913 Yale vs. Points Wesleyan 21-0 Holy Cross 10-0 University of Maine 0-0 Lafayette 28-0 Lehigh 37-0 Wash, and Jefferson 0-0 Colgate 6-16 Brown 17-0 Princeton 3-3 Harvard 5-15 1914 Yale vs. Points University of Maine 20-0 Univ. of Virginia 21-0 Lehigh 20-3 Notre Dame 28-0 Wash, and Jefferson 7-13 Colgate 49-7 Brown 14-6 Princeton 19-14 Harvard 0-36 1915 Yale vs. Points University of Maine 37-0 Univ. of Virginia 0-10 Lehigh 7-6 Springfield T. S. 9-0 W ' ash. and Jefferson 7-16 Colgate 0-15 Brown 0-3 Princeton 13-7 Harvard 0-41 1916 Yale vs. Carnegie Institute Univ. of Virginia Lehigh Points 25-0 61-3 12-0 Virginia Polytechnic 19-0 AVash. and Jefferson 36-14 Colgate 7-3 Brown 6-21 Princeton 10-0 Harvard 6-3 1917 Yale vs. Points Trinity 7-0 NavarBase 33-0 Loomis 7-0 1919 Yale vs. Points Springfield College 20-0 North Carolina 34-7 Boston College 3-5 Tufts 37-0 Maryland State 31-0 Brown 14-0 Princeton 6-13 Harvard 3-10 1920 Yale vs. Points Carnegie Tech. 44-0 North Carolina 21-0 Boston College 13-21 West Virginia 24-0 Colgate 21-7 Brown 14-10 Princeton 0-20 Harvard 0-9 1921 Yale vs. Points Bates 28-0 Vermont 14-0 North Carolina 34-0 Williams 23-0 Army 14-7 Brown 45-7 Maryland State 28-0 Princeton 13-7 Harvard 3-10 187 M A H J J H o o z : X en 3S en O X u Pt BANNER AND POT POURRI 1925 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION C. p. LUCKEY, ' 23 R. W. Pond, ' 25 T. V. Dickens, ' 20 S. E. Jacques, ' 17 S. Manager Captain Coach Assistant Coach THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM RECEIVED THEIR NUMERALS F. F. Adams J. L. Alexander E. C. Bench J.G.Blair S. D. Capen T. B. Chittenden R. J.EcIiart C. A. Earl J. S. Ewing R. P. Grover J. S. Guernsey T. S. Hart J.S. Hixon F. B. Howden A. L. Hopliins I. M. Ives W. C. Jones J. H. Joss H. J. Koehler W. M. Loveioy E. M.Lufki ' n R. J. Lunian J. B. Morris G. L. Murpliy G. A. Noring R.W. Pond (Capt.) D. L. Reed H. C. Scott W. D. Scott SCORES Oct. 8 Yale 1925 44 Hotchkiss Oct. 15 Yale 1935 7 Exeter Oct. 52 Yale 1935 Andover Oct. 29 Yale 1925 6 Princeton 1935 Nov. 5 Yale 1925 33 Blair Academy Nov. 12 Yale 1925 6 Harvard 1925 189 CAPTAIN T. P. GARDNER, TRACK, 1922 BANNER AND POT POURRI YALE UNIVERSITY TRACK TEAM OFFICERS, 1921-1922 F. deP. Townsend, ' 22 J. N. Pharr, ' 23 S. T. P. Gardner, ' 22 J. J. Mack W. N. QUEAL Manager Assistant Manager Captain Coach Coach TRACK TEAM, 1921 Y MEN H. S. Reed, C. G. Boltwood G. D. Brown T. Campbell A. H. Cobb P. B. Cowles T. E. Coxe P. E. Cruikshank S. H. Feldman T. P. Gardner J. G. Haurion T. P. Heffelfinger ' 20, Captain F. W. Hilles R. D. Hudson A. S. Johnson R. E. Jordan R. W. I.andon T. J. O ' Brien H. F. Rodfters W. B. Schleiter R. F. Shedden E. W. Siemens E. C. Vander Pyl AYA MEN L. Cooper A. H. Crosby H. K. Cross P. Evarts J. D. Garrett J. K. Goodwine E. A. Jones R. P. Koenig J. Lynch R. B. Malsin G. A. Martin A. Mitchell R. G. Page E. H. Palmer G. S. Reeves G. B. Rich C. Roddy E. J. Riisnak C. K. Skinner C. Storrs J. W. Sweetser C. S. Webb Courtesy of the Roger Sherman Studio F. DtP. TOWNSEND. •« MANAGER OF TRACK DUAL MEETS May 7, 1921, at Princeton Yale 56 Princeton 48 May 14, 1931, at New Haven Yale 62 Harvard 54 INTERCOLLEGIATE MEET HELD AT SOLDIERS ' FIELD, CAMBRIDGE, MAY 2T AND 29, 1921 1 California 27y2 2 Harvard 27 3 Dartmouth 20 4 Pennsylvania i9y2 5 Stanford 15 g j Cornell 1 Princeton 13 13 8 M. I. T. 10 9 Yale SVz 10 Lafayette 9 11 Syracuse 8 12 Rutgers 7 13 Georgetown 5 14 Holy Cross 3 15 Columbia 1% 16 Bowdoin 1 191 - i! H -UK U w D o ; H H 55 7 S o 6 I % BANNER AND POT POURRI PLACES AVON BY YALE MEX QUALIFYING 100- Yard Dash 980-Yard Run High ,Iuni]i Shot Put Pole Vault S. H. Feldman T. Campbell E. W. Siemens R. W. Landon R. E. Jordan T. P. Gardner G. D. Brown No place Did not run in finals No place Tied for first Fifth No place Tied for first CAPTAINS OF YALE TRACK TEAM 1885 H S. Brooks 1886 A. B. Coxe. Jr. 1887 A. B. Coxe, Jr. 1888 W G. Lane 1889 C. H. Sherrill 1890 F. W. Robinson 1891 H L. Williams 189- W B. Wright, Jr 1893 A. H. Jones 189-1. D. B. Lyman 1895 W D. Hickok 1896 I-. P. Sheldon 1897 S. K. Gerard 1898 E. C. Perkins 1899 T. R. Fisher, Jr. 1900 B. Johnson 1901 W M. Fincke 1902 R. Sheldon 1903 J. B. Tliomas 1904 E. T. Clapp 1905 W. McLanahan 1906 J. N. Gates 1907 ,1. W. Marshall 1908 W. M. Dray 1909 L. V. Howe 1910 F. T. Nelson 1911 J. R. Kilpatrick 1912 R. A. Gardner 1913 S. B. Wagoner 1914 G. E. Brown 1915 W. M. Shedden 1916 W. M. Oler, Jr. 1917 J. W. Overton 1918 J. D. Nagel 1919 J. M. Braden 1920 F. P. Heifelfinger 1921 H. S. Reed 1922 T. P. Gardner MANAGERS OF YALE TRACK TEAM 1886 F. J. Winston 1899 J. M. Magee 1911 I,eslie Soule 1887 G. G. Haven 1900 J. D. Dana 1912 F. P. Mullins 1888 M ' . H. Seward, Jr. 1901 S. L. Coy 1913 A. McAndrew 1889 H. F. Walker 1902 C. Gould 1914 J. T. Bryan 1890 F. F. Bayard 1903 C. L. DuVal 1915 E. J. Stackpole, Jr. 1891 F. C. Wolcott 1904 G. E. Parks 1916 A. H. Bunker 1892 H. Cheney 1905 W. W. Stillman 1917 R. Bentlev 1893 R. B. Wade 1906 M. B. Lands 1918 R. F. Blair 1894 W. S. Walcott, Jr. 1907 Cyril Sumner 1919 S. Baldwin 1895 G. K. B. Wade 1908 G. H. Townsend, 2d 1920 N. J. Smith 1896 Slierman Day 1909 M. A. Seabury 1921 W. B. Marshall 1897 C. Gillette 1910 M. W. Griggs 1922 F. deP. Townsend, Jr 1898 J. N. Swift 193 II Z T:y o be -r. U . s. ■a K t o Si •o Q Q -a ■ ai o BANNER AND POT POURRI YALE UNIVERSITY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM F. W. HiLLES, ' 22 W. N. QUEAL F. deP. Townsend, ' 22 OFFICERS, 1921-1922 Captain Coach Manager A. H. Crosliv M. Treadwell F. W. Hilles D. C. A. Sinitli D. P. Wing H. B. Wood C. G. Beckwitli 6 Page, Y. 7 Reeve, P. 8 Beckwith, Y. 9 Kennedy, P. 10 Wood, Y. THE TEAM R. G. Page C. D. Hilles M. K. Douglas K. C. Yander Pyl SYRACUSE INVITATION MEET At Syracuse, October 21, 1921 Individual ' inner — Tie lietween Carter, N. P. Brown, R. E. Brown, and Wiske of Cornell, dead heat ORDER OF FINISH 1 Cornell 15 5 Dartmouth 113 2 Syracuse 75 6 Colgate 150 3 M. I. T. 90 7 Columbia 170 4 Yale 98 PRINCETON-YALE DUAL MEET At Princeton, Xovember 5, 1921 Individual Winner, Crosby, Yale ORDER OF FINISH 1 Crosby, Y. 2 Treadwell, Y. 3 Johnson, P. 4 F. Hilles, Y. 5 Smith, Y. Won by Yale, 18-43 YALE-HARVARD DUAL MEET At New Haven, November 12, 1921 Individual Winner, Douglas, Yale Time 32 min. 26% sec. (new record) ORDER OF FINISH 1 Douglas, Y. 2 Burke, H. 3 Vander Pyl, Y. 4 Crosliy, Y. 5 Treadwell, Y. Won by Yale, 19-47 I. C. A. A. A. A. CHAMPIONSHIP MEET At Van Cortland Park, New York City, November 21, 1921 Individual Winner, N. P. Brown, Cornell, 32 min. 209-io sec. ORDER OF FINISH 18 8 Harvard 195 87 9 Maine 229 108 10 Columbia 256 111 11 Pennsylvania 264 134 12 Colby 351 145 13 Cincinnati 377 181 195 6 Page, Y. 7 Smith, Y. 8 Pratt, H. 9 C. Hilles, Y. 10 Harris, H. 1 Cornell o Princeton 3 Syracuse 4 Yale 5 Penn. State M. I. T. i Dartmouth 1 3 n H ai H ;- O t -s BANNER AND POT POURRI YALE FRESHMAN TRACK ASSOCIATION M. K. DocGLAS, ' 24 S. John Mack W. N. QUEAL F. deP. Townsend, ' 22 OFFICERS, 1921 Captain Coach Coach Manager THE TEAM Numeral Men Douglas, Captain Lincoln Locke Bush Milliken Cheney Treadwell C. HiUes Voorhees E. Smith Landis Chapman Robbins Esselstyn Chamberlain Hulman Norris MEETS At New Haven, May 7, 1991— Yale 44, Princeton 60 At Cambridge, May 14, 1931— Yale 81%, Harvard 351 2 At Pottstown, Pa., April 23, 1921— Yale 56, Hill School 51 197 I - £ H - Z. O O T. £ en i; § o z M £ (2 i W h BANNER AND POT POURRI YALE FRESHMAN CROSS COUNTRY TEAM P. Adams, ' 25 W. N. QUEAL J. N. Pharr, ' 23 S. OFFICERS, 1921 Captain Coach Manager THE TEAM P. Adams, Captain AVilmot G. Page Frcedlandei- AVhittlesey Thorne Carleton Hodgkins Kroontze Greelev Wearing Birdsall MEETS At Stamford, Conn., Octol)er 21, 1921 — Fresliman Team won Connecticut Championship At Princeton, November 5, 1921 — Yale 2-1, Princeton 31 At New Haven, November 12, 1921— Yale 21, Harvard 43 FRESHMAN INTERCOLLEGIATES At Van Cortland Park, November 21, 1921 Individual Winner, Mcl.one, Penn. 1 Yale 3 Penn. 3 Syracuse . f Cornell 1 Dartmoutli ORDER OF FINISH T7 . f M. I. T. 91 1 Princeton 93 6 Harvard 7 C. C. N. Y. 101 IIT 154 261 199 YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 YALE-HARVARD-OXFORD-CAIMBRIDGE MEET At Soldiers ' Field, Camliridge, Mass., ,Tuly 23, 92l T. P. Gardner, ' 32, Captain J. N. Pharr, ' 23 S., Manager J. J. Mack, Coach W. N. Queal, Coach YALE TEAM S. H. Feldman T. C. Coxe P. E. Cruikshank T. Campbell R. W. Landon E. C. Vander Pvl G. W. Chapman F. W. Hilles HARVARD TEAM D. E. O ' Connell, Captain W. J. Bingham, Coach C. G. Krogness Payson Rowe, Manager E. Farrell, Coach F. Brown RESULTS 100-Yard Dash Won by E. O. Gourdin, H. Hammer Throw Won by F. Brown, H. High Jump Won by R. W. Landon, Y. 440- Yard Dash Won by B. G. D. Rudd, O. One Mile Run AVon by H. Stallard, C. High Hurdles Won by C. G. Krogness, H. Shot Put Won by J. Tolbert, H. Two Mile Run Won by M. K. Douglas, Y. Broad Jump Won by E. O. Gourdin, H. 880- Yard Run Won by T. Campbell, Y. Yale-Harvard 8 first places Oxford-Cambridge 2 first places FORMER 0-C-Y-H MEETS Queens Club, London, July 23, 1899 Oxford-Cambridge 5 Yale-Harvard Berkeley Oval, New York, September 25, 1901 Oxford-Cambridge 3 Yale-Harvard Queens Club, London, July 23, 1904 Oxford-Cambridge 3 Yale-Harvard Queens Club, London, July 11, 1911 Oxford-Cambridge 5 Yale-Harvard Soldiers ' Field, Cambridge, Mass., July 23, 1921 Oxford-Cambridge 2 Yale-Harvard R. E. Jordan E. W. Siemens A. Hulman M. K. Douglas J. Tolbert E. O. Gourdin IOIJq sec. 159 ft. 3% in. 6 ft. 3 in. 49 sec. 4 min. 30% sec. 15% sec. 43 ft. 5 in. 9 min. 32 sec. 25 ft. .3 in. (world ' s record) 1 min. 55 sec. YALE TRACK RECORDS CORRECTED 100-Yard Dash, 10 sec. 220- Yard Dash, 21% sec. 440- Yard Dash, 48-1 3 sec. 880- Yard Run, 1 min. 54 sec. One Mile Run, 4 min. 16 sec. (world ' s indoor record) 1000- Yard Run, 2 min. 14 sec. Two Mile Run, 9 min. 33 sec. 120- Yard High Hurdles, 15% sec. 220- Yard Hurdles, 24% sec. High Jump, (j ft. 41 , in. Broad Jump, 23 ft. ' ll in. Shot Put, 4() ft. 4 in. Pole Vault, 13 ft. 1 in. Hammer Throw, 163 ft. 1 in. TO JANUARY 1, 1922 J C. H. Sherril, ' 90 H. I. Treadway, ' 17 ( F. R. Moulton, ' ' 03 L. 1 H. I. Treadway, ' 17 V. M. Wilkie, ' l5 G. E. Brown, ' 14 S. J. W. Overton, ' 17 J. W. Overton, ' 17 M. K. Douglas, ' 24 8. D. R. Robbins, ' 09 S. L. V. Howe, ' 09 8. G. A. Chi.sholm, ' US. L. V. Howe, ' 09 8. W. M. Oler, Jr., ' 16 W. M. Oler, Jr., ' 16 R. T. Sheldon, ' 03 R. T. Gardner, ' 13 C. T. Cooney, ' 10 300 May 15, 1890 May 15, 1915 May 9, 1903 May 15, 1915 May 3, 1913 May 16, 1914 March 10, 1914 May 17, 1917 July 33, 1931 May 16, 1908 May 29, 1909 May 27, 1911 May 39, 1909 May 35, 1915 May 15, 1915 May 29, 1901 May 28, 1912 May 9, 1910 BANNER AND POT POURRI YALE UNIVERSITY GENERAL ATHLETICS YALE UNIVERSITY GYMNASIUM Dr. William G. Anderson, Director ALUMNI COMMITTEE ON GENERAL ATHLETICS George T. Adee, ' 95, Chairman REPRESENTATIVES TO THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION C. A. Griscom, ' 22 W. W. Holden. ' 22 DR. W. G. ANDERSON MANAGERS AND CAPTAINS OF GENERAL ATHLETICS Basketball J. G. F. Speiden, Manager J. S. Cooper, Captain Boxing F. L. Spencer, Manager G. E. Brewer, Captain Cross Country F. deP. Townsend, Manager F. W. Hilles, Captain Fencing J. H. Hanway, Manager A. P. Walker, Captain Golf E. C. Smith, Manager A. T. BufBnton, Captain Gun R. A. Brown, Jr., Manager R. P. Gale, Captain Gymnasium E. S. Dillon, Manager G. C. Kellogg, Captain Hockey H. L. Emanuelson, Manager C. A. Griscom, Captain 1921-1922 Lacros.se H. F. Leisy, Manager A. S. Chamberlain, Captain Rifle W. R. Biggs, Manager J. W. Clise, Captain Soccer H. A. Haring, Manager W. C. Brockman, Captain Squash J. S. Bush, Manager A. H. Crosby, Captain Swimming W. W. Holden, Manager C. D. Pratt, Captain Tennis T. G. Kenefick, Manager L. E. Williams, Captain Wrestling C;. M. Harris, Manager W. W. Benjamin, Captain 301 Aldrich Gibson 19212 CAPTAINS Gardner M ' gg ' Wm : W RM ffjj ' - k ' i ■ nirvjk -t ' N P ' 1 k - K _ y 49 B H H r m c ' iJb l KkKa Sk L ■r ' ■ ' 4 ! w z ■ fTT JIM 1 : i , ... IBk ' ' mT ' b i mK vHIHR: . 4 . H i o .2 K o H OS H I ■5 ■ S S o t 5 3 ; o a; o H 11 C k o z as BANNER AND POT POURRI YALE UNIVERSITY HOCKEY ASSOCIATION OFFICERS, 1921-1922 C. A. Griscom, III Herbert L. Emanuelson G. M. Wheeler . C. L. Wanamaker A. M. Bell, Jr., ' 23 S., Goal F. E. Vogel, ' 23, Goal J. G. F. Speiden, ' 22, Defense A. O. Norris, ' 24 S., Defense C. A. Griscoin, ' 22, Defense H. T. Bushnell, ' 22, Defense W. Shiras, ' 23, Left Wing TEAM Captain Manager Assistant Manager Coach F. Reid, Jr., ' 24 S., Center R. Fo.ster, Jr., ' 22, Center J. O. Bulklev, ' 23, Left Wing W. Chisholm, II, ' 24, Right Wing V. Farnsworth, ' 24 S., Right Wing E. G. Murray, ' 24 S., Right Wing H. D. Palmer, ' 24, Right Wing GAMES Yale 1 St. Nicholas 5 Yale 5 Bates 3 Yale 10 Columbia 2 Yale 1 Dartmouth 2 Yale 2 Pennsylvania 4 Yale 1 Princeton Yale 1 Quaker City 5 Yale 2 Harvard 6 Yale 4 New Haven 2 Yale 2 St. Paul ' s Yale M. I. T. 1 Yale 4 Williams Yale 8 Pennsylvania 3 Yale 6 Cornell 2 Yale 4 Princeton 3 Yale 1 St. Nicholas 3 Yale 2 M. A. C. 3 Yale 1 Harvard 3 YALE FRESHMAN HOCKEY ASSOCIATION OFFICERS, 1921-1922 T. D. Sargent . G. M. Wheeler . F. H. Bangs A. D. Lindley, Defense T. D. Sargent, Defense S. G. Farington, Center M. L. Scott, Left Wing H. F. Turnbull, Right Wing J. C. Orr, II Yale, ' 25 15 N. H. S. Yale, ' 25 9 Choate Yale, ' 25 5 Melrose Yale, ' 25 4 Choate TEAM G. A. Jenkins, Goal H. D. Lancaster L. A ' . Bogert J. L. Alexander G. Ficks GAMES Captain Manager Coach Yale, ' 25 Yale, ' -25 Yale, ' 25 Harvard Princeton St. Paul ' s 205 sK a H -J J m H a; I BANNER AND POT POURRI YALE UNIVERSITY BASKETBALL TEAM OFFICERS. 1921-1922 J. S. Cooper, Jr., ' 23 . J. G. F. Speiden, ' 22 . y. W. Wise, ' 23 Captain Manager Assistant Manager TEAM J. S. Cooper, Jr., ' 23, center C. H. Baither, ' 23 S., left forward C. H. Conklin, ' 23 S., right forward J. H. Haas, ' 4, guard H. H. Larner, ' 22, forward J. M. Kernan, ' 22, guard B. Mintener, 23, forward R. Munger, 23 S., guard C. S. Ohley, ' 23, forward W. D. Ohley, 23, center 207 H ■o Z § z H I i i z I BANNER AND POT POURRI YALE UNIVERSITY TENNIS ASSOCIATION OFFICERS, 1922 George T. Adee LUCIEN E. WlLLI.-iMS Theodore G. Kenefick Harry R. Marsh. ll B. E. JoLINE . Alumni Chairman Captain Manager Assistant Manager Freshman Manager 1931 TEAMS 1st 2d 1924 F. M. Bundy (Capt.) L. E. Williams J. M. Wheeler W. Vaughn S. Symington J. Moss S. G. Adams J. Benedict (Capt.) O. Chatfield-Taylor George McLaughlin E. Minis C. F. Weidlich J. Sanders I.. Ruckgaber J. Babb (Capt.) C. C. Hubbell S. Schoonniaker J. Locke W. Haugliton A. Garland W. B. Melton Yale 6 Yale 8 Yale 5 Yale 6 Yale Yale 6 Yale 2 Yale 4 Yale 4 Yale 6 Yale Yale 1 l.st Columbia Yale 6 Hartford Golf Club 7 Pennsylvania Syracuse Cornell Michigan Princeton Dartmouth Harvard M. L T. 1 Rain 7 2 5 West Side Tennis Club Leland Stanford Yale Yale 6 Yale Yale 5 Yalel Yale 5 Yale 6 SCORES 2d Springfield Y. C. A. Boston Univ. Brown Fordham Rutgers Princeton Harvard Holy Cross M. Rain Rain 1 5 SOUTHERN TRIP 9 Yale 7 Virginia Country Club Yale 6 Yale 4 Yale 2 Yale 4 Yale 6 Yale 7 Yale 6 Vale 1 Yale 4 Norfolk Country Club i Dumbarton Club of Washington 3 1924 Fordham Prep. 3 Choate 2 Hill Hartford H. S. Taft Princeton 8 Harvard 5 209 u BANNER AND POT POURRI YALE UNIVERSITY LACROSSE ASSOCIATION OFFICERS, 1921-1922 Alexander S. Ch amberlain Captain Herbert F. Leisy Alexander S. Dalton John J. Powers ; ; ; ; Manager Assistant Manager Coach VARSITY TEAM, 1921 John T. Woodhouse (Capt.) Chamberlain Mayers Wright ■Tames Keller Collins Parsons Houston Keil Sheppard Wood Leslie E. Strobel (Manager) SUBSTITUTES Hubbard Farnam Baldwin Henderson SCORES Kaufman Cooks Manning Crescent Rutgers Stevens Hol)art Syracuse Cornell Harvard A. C. 5 3 S 3 2 4 Yale Yale 5 Yale 1 Yale Yale I Yale 3 Yale 3 FRESHMAN TEAM, 1921 S. P. Caldwell (Capt.) C. Seibels W. Horrocks K. Clark R. Riley W. Baker J. Thoms M. Sheehy D. WestfaU S. Sumner A. Fleislier F. Ingham 211 a i m 83 o 13  — ( r? BANNER AND POT POURRI YALE UNIVERSITY BOXING TEAM OFFICERS, 1921-1922 G. E. Brewer, ' 22 F. L. Spencer, ' 22 S. B. McNaught, ' 23 . Moses King Captain Manager Assistant IManager . Coach SQUAD IX .• B. E. Joline, ' 23, 115-pound class D. K. Rose, ' 24, 125-pound class T . F. Brewer, ' 23, 125-pound class J. T. Houk, ' 23 S., 135-pound class A. P. Cary, ' 23 S., 1+5-pound class B. R. Patterson, ' 22, 145-pound class H. H. Richardson, ' 22 S., 145-pound class R. G. Boalt, ' 22, 158-pound class G. E. Brewer, ' 22, 158-pound class T. Reid, Jr., ' 22, 175-pound class D. Dibbell, ' 22 S., 175-pound class iZ MEETS Yale 3 M. I. T. Yale Springfield Yale Queen ' s College (Canada) FRESHMAN SCHEDULE Yale 5 M. 1. T. Freslinian Yale St. John ' s 213 I 3 o 2 X O = fa ' 1 BANNER AND POT POURRI YALE UNIVERSITY FENCING ASSOCIATION A. P. Walker, Jr., ' 22 J. H. Hanway, ' 22 W. C. Briggs, ' 23 R. McM. Grasson OFF ICERS. 1921-1922 Captain Manager Assistant Manager . Coach Foils A. P. Walker, Jr., ' 22 R. W. Davenport, ' 23 W. C. Briggs, ' 23 S. G. Huntington, ' 2t TEAM Sabres J. H. Hanway, ' 22 W. C. Kernan, ' 23 Epee C. M. DeLand, Jr., ' 22 L. L. Mackenzie, ' 23 W. E. Morris, ' 23 SCHEDULE, 1922 February 11 February 18 February 22 February 25 March March March March March 4 11 18 18 30-31 Yale Yale Yale Yale Yale Yale Yale Yale 10 Univ. of Pennsylvania 4 New Haven Naval Academy 15 Annapolis M. I. T. 5 New Haven Columbia New Haven Military Academy 5 West Point Dartmouth G New Haven Harvard 8 Cambridge M. I. T. 2 Cambridge Intercollegiates at New York February 25 March 3 March 11 FRESHMAN SCHEDULE 3 Yale, ' 25 Yale, ' 25 Yale, ' 25 7 Columbia, ' 25 Paterson H. S. N. Y. M. A. New Haven Paterson New Haven M. L. Oliver (Capt.) FRESHMAN FOIL TEAM A. J. Kclsev B. L. Hardin SUBSTITUTES H. J. Boulton .S. Hastings 215 •S«=Q = 1 OS z — o H BANNER AND POT POURRI YALE UNIVERSITY GYMXASIUM ASSOCIATIOX G. C. Kellogg, ' 22 S. . N. Labovitz, ' 15 E. S. Dillon, ' 22 R. H. Baxnister, ' 23 S. A. S. AsKiN, ' 23 OFFICERS, 1921-1922 Captain Coach Manager Assistant Manager Freshman Manager UNIVERSITY TEAM L. Arnold, ' 23 J. H. Brinckerhoff, 2d, ' 23 S. W. L. Culbert, J r., ' 23 W.Estill, ' 22 K. E. Green, ' 22 S. W. H. Havs,Jr., ' 24 G. C. Kellopg (Capt.), ' 23 S. D. C. Leggett, ' 24, S. S. E. Mag, ' 24 C. C. Shaw, ' 24 G. E. Spitzmiller, ' 23 S. G. A. Warren, ' 22 R. L. Ardrey S. V. Banij N. J. Hays J. C. Hogg J. May A. McClement FRESHMAN TEAM R. F. Mead F. C. Reed H. Root (Capt.) J. R. Ruggles S. B. Waring MEETS, 1922 Yale — Pennsylvania — Haverford Yale — Dartraoutli Yale — Princeton Yale — Harvard INTERCOLLEGIATES 217 rf o z H H a n BANNER AND POT POURRI YALE UNIVERSITY WRESTLING ASSOCIATION G. M. Harris, ' 22 W. W. Benjamin, ' 22 . E. O. Lamphier, ' 23 S. B. B. May, ' 23 . IzzY Winters OFFICERS, 1921-1922 Manager Captain Assistant Manager Freshman Manager . Coach TEAMS VARSITY W. W. Benjamin (Captain) P. W. Thompson W. L. Kronholm J. Brooks J. H. Wallace J. J. McKay A. W. Craven FRESHMEN W. M. Lovejoy (Captain) H Winters J. E. Bordley L. Hoff E. Finlay G. T. Roberts A. H. Thielens VARSITY MEETS Brown Dartmouth Princeton Columbia Springfield Harvard M. I. T. West Point IntercoUegiates FRESHMAN MEETS Blair Academy Poly. Prep. Princeton, ' 25 Andover Choate Harvard, ' 25 M. I. T., ' 25 Taft 219 rl II .J H o o o u o BANNER AND POT POURRI YALE UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL TEAM W. C. Brockman H. A. Haring W. L. RoMNEY Horace Wilson . OFFICERS. 1920-1921 Captain Manager Assistant Manager Coach SCORES Oct. 13 Yale Springfield 3 Oct. 29 Yale Cornell 4 Nov. 5 Yale 6 Geometric Tool Co. Nov. 12 Yale Princeton 3 Nov. 18 Yale Harvard 3 Nov. 24 Yale Haverford 6 Dec. 3 Yale Pennsylvania 4 THE FOLLOWING MEN WERE AWARDED LETTERS W. C. Brockman D. N. Hartshorn H. Humphrey, Jr. A. L. Johnson, Jr. H. D. Kellogg, Jr. N. T. Lane, Jr. S. S. Lanham D. A. Mayers J. P. Meyer S. H. Miller C. S. Parker J. H. Paxton W. L. Roraney P. W. Scheide J. G. Stovall M. N. Veeder 221 ' 1 Bush Sheldon Cross Crosby Comstock McLaughhn YALE UNIVERSITY SQUASH TEAJSI A. H. Crosby, ' 22 J. S. Bush, ' 22 . J. S. Bush, ' 22 A. H. Crosby, ' 22 OFFICERS, 1921-1922 Captain Manager TEAM G. F. McLaughlin, ' 22 F. B. Comstock, ' 23 H. K. Cross, ' 23 Huntington D. Sheldon, 25 SCORES OF MATCHES Yale 3 New Haven Lawn Club 3 Yale 5 Bridgeport University Club 1 Yale G New Haven Lawn Club Yale - Yale Club of New York Yale - Bridgeport University Club - Yale - Columbia Club of New York - 232 I I BANNER AND POT POURRI Blanchard Buftinton Bush Lovell Gardner McAleenan Scott Sweetser Winter YALE UNIVERSITY GOLF TEAM OFFICERS, 1921-1922 A. T. BUFFINTON E. C. Smith J. A. Blanchard A. T. Buffinton J. S. Bush G. Gardner TEAM 223 N. T. Lovell A. McAleenan J. W. Sweetser Captain Manager r1 II ill Williams Boyle Brown Gale Bennett Blackmer UNIVERSITY GUN CLUB, 1922 BANNER AND POT POURRI YALE UNIVERSITY GUN CLUB Richard P. Gale Robert A. Brown, Jr. Chauncey P. Williams, Jr. OFFICERS, 1921-1922 Captain Manager Assistant Manager rf 1922 W. W. Benjamin W. R. Biggs R. A. Brown, Jr. E. S. Dillon R. P. Gale H. R. Mooney E. C. Scheide 1922 S. J. W. ciise, Jr. R. P. Richards MEMBERS 1923 J. G. Bennett P. Bovle C. P. Williams, Jr. 1924. S. H. Blackmer M. K. Bovey L. G. Carpenter F. C. Perkins, Jr. C. W. Seibels 1924 S. G. N. Slade 1925 W. E. Birdsall L. F. Brown J. J. Garland N. T. Hayes W. T. Newbold R. T. Tjader J. G. Bennett W. R. Biggs S. H. Blackmer P. Boyle TEAM R. P. Gale C. W. Seibels G. N. Slade C. P. Williams, Jr. Yale 212 SCORES May, 1921 Hotchkiss 213 Intercollegiates, Chappaqua, N. Y. Yale 450 Pennsylvania 400 Harvard 379 November, 1921 Yale 202 Harvard 197 225 M Courtesy of the Roger Sherman Studio Parker Meyer Baker Davison Lowndes Bennett CUse Light Lanhani Bigys Williams Seward UNIVERSITY UIKLK TKAM. 193-2 YALE UNIVERSITY RIFLE TEAM OFFICERS, 1921-1922 James W. Clise, Jr., ' 22 S. . William R. Biggs, ' 22 ..... Charles S. Parker, ' 23 S. . Major D. A. Davison, C. E. U. S. A. . Captain Manager Assistant Manager . Coach DECEMBER N. R. A. 50 FT. PRONE MATCH Norwich University, 1st 1989 Iowa State University, 2d 198T Yale University, 3d 1983 Twenty-five teams shot the N. R. A. Match. At the end of the second stape of the New Enffland Intercollejiiate Match Yale led by six points with a score of 1985 out of JOOO. Tliere are five stages in this match. DUAL MATCH RECORD (Perfect Score 500) 50 feet Prone Telegraphic Yale Opponent January 12 Iowa State University 495 489 January 14. University of Maine +97 464 January 19 Cornell 493 491 January 21 Johns Hopkins 497 493 February 16 Columbia 499 491 February 21 Carnegie Inst, of Tech. 499 492 February 28 Vermont 497 487 March 3 University of Washington 499 497 March 8 Oxford 740 (perfect 750) 708 March 9 Dartmouth 978 (sitting and prone) 966 March 14 Worcester Poly. 497 483 March 18 M. I. T. March 22 Norwich (Tentative) Prone Championship March 25 Lehigh March 28 Drexel March 30 Princeton April 7 Harvard April 8 Georgetown University RECORD OF 1925 FRESHMAN TEAM 1925 January 18 Cornell 493 February 15 Andover Cancelled February 22 Jamaica High School 495 February 24 Harvard 495 March 7 Princeton 493 March 15 Lawrenceville P. K. Dederick, ' 25, Captain of Freshmen YALE VARSITY RIFLE SQUAD A. U. Score W. W. Baker 97.7 R. T. Lowndes J. G. Bennett 99.5 W. M. Meyer W. R. Biggs 96.3 C. H. Prescott J. W. Clise 98.2 K. T. Redick S. H. Lanham 97.8 F. W. Schlesinger R. U. Light 91 W. S. Seward C. P. Williams, Jr. Opponent 485 477 490 489 A. U. Score 97.9 98.2 96.2 99.2 98.85 96 98.75 Later defeated in dual match. 227 r I ; a = ■ S 3 2 « t : £yd H s cio c 2 3 £ ? ■ BANNER AND POT POURRI YALE UNIVERSITY SWIMMING ASSOCIATION OFFICERS, 1921-1922 C. Di ' DLEY Pratt, ' 22 . W. Wilson Holden, ' 22 D. H. BiGELOw, ' 23 A. M. Marshall, Jr., ' 23 S. R. ,1. Sullivan, ' 2.5 Robert J. H. Kiphi ' th Captain Manager Assistant Manager Freshman Manager Freshman Captain . Coach AV. D. Banks, ' 2.3 W. M. Bradner, ' 22 R. B. Colgate, ' 24 F. H. Cook, ' 22 P. Crane, ' 22 D. B. Gauss, ' 22 X. T. Guernsey, Jr., 22 TEAM E. T. Hetzler, ' 23 F. Higgins, 24 W. L. Jelliffe, ' 23 H. Ledvard, ' 24 S. R. McCallum, ' 24 H. R. Marshall, ' 23 W. A. Morgan, ' 24 G. Xeville, ' 22 C. D. Pratt. ' 22 B. Prime, ' 24 R. F. Sollev, ' 22 C. M. Stewart, ' 24 F. deP. Townsend, ' 22 B. J. Wood, ' 22 ♦RESULTS OF MEETS January 7 Yale 40 January 14 Yale 32 February 7 Yale 46 February 11 Yale 48 February 17 Yale 40 February 25 Yale 40 March 3 Yale March 4 Yale March 10 Yale March 11 Yale March 17 Yale March 18 Yale C. C. N. Y. 13 Pennsylvania 21 Wesleyan 7 M. I. T. 5 Pennsylvania 13 Columbia 13 C. C. N. Y. Princeton Brown Princeton Columbia Rutgers ♦RECORDS BROKEN Plunge, one minute time limit, 79 ft. (Made January 7, by B. J. Wood, ' 22) Intercollegiate Plunge Record, 7.5 ft. in 36 sees, (new world ' s record) (Made March 11, 1922, by N. T. Guernsey, ' 22, in Carnegie Pool, New Haven) 250- Yard, Five Man Relay, 2 min. 4% sees, (world ' s record) (Made March 3, 1922, by W. L. Jelliffe, D. B. Gauss, C. D. Pratt, W. D. Banks, and R. F. SoUey) 229 ., 1 1 UNIVERSITY WATER POLO TEAM, 1922 I I BANNER AND POT POURRI YALE UNIVERSITY WATER POLO TEA:M N. T. UssHER, ' 23 W. Wilson Holden, ' 22 D. H. BiGELow, ' 23 OFFICERS, 1921-1922 Captain Manager Assistant Manager P. Biggert, ' 23 T. S. Brackett, ' 24. G. C. Cornwell, ' 24 C. C. Crittenden, ' 23 E. F. duPont, ' 23 TEAM F. Fleischman, ' 23 C. C. Glock, ' 23 .1. A. Graham, ' 23 A. J. lies, ' 24 S. Langner, ' 24 S. J. L. Miller, ' 24 N. T. Ussher, ' 23 W. B. Welden, ' 23 O. M. Whipple, ' 23 RESULTS OF GAMES January 7 Yale 4 January 14 Yale 13 February 17 Yale 18 February 25 Yale 13 March 3 Yale March 4 Yale C. C. N. Y. 55 Pennsylvania 45 Pennsylvania 17 Columbia 42 C. C. N. Y. Princeton FRESHMAN SWIMMING TEAM S. F. Bixler A. B. Clark O. Enders M. F. Hood E. P. Latimer A. Swazey T. V. Lydgate H. Root D. P. Sheridan L. R. Stoddard R. J. Sullivan RESULTS OF MEETS January 28 Yale 38 N. H. H. S. 15 February 4 Yale 18 Mercersburg 35 February 18 Yale 291 2 Worcester 23% 331 ?f en OS w Q J O X a o o OS Q J 03 O a z H ; O a J -1 o CJ PS 1 3i o 9 ? cJun or PROMENADE ill rt Q (M (-3 I . o « - CM ai : u ■: O. - § r ) a . : 2 Si ° i ? .. 6 •H (M T - OS 173 -s - H O O ta Q Z Ed o Oh O Z D •-= a X H le S D - -j; (U CO c == 5 ' J i! U o .. be ■ J — , INI ■g 6. 2 a -. ■ ; •. ;: o i, - -S £ -o M u M o 3 ■ BANNEK AND POT POURRI JUNIOR PROM COMISIITTEE Jesse Chase Dann, Jr., ' 23 Charles Kountze Skinner, ' 23 S. John Sherman Cooper, Jr., ' 23 Chairman Treasurer Floor Manager 1923 G. C. Becket Thomas Campbell J. S. Cooper, Jr. P. H. Cruikshank J. C. Dann, Jr. H. T. Day E. S. Husted C. P. Luckey 1923 S. C. H. Alvord K.B.Bolton C. W. Chase F. W. Gledhill L. L. Hurd F. C. Orthwein H. H. Rockwell, 2d C. K. Skinner J. C. DANN, CH, IRMAN FORMER CHAIRMEN AND FLOOR MANAGERS Chairmen Floor Managers Chairmen Floor Managers 1872 L. S. Boomer 1897 C. M. Fincke E. E. Garrison 1873 S. L. Bovce 1898 Grenville Parker F. H. Simmons 1874 T. P. Wicks 1899 W. E. S. Griswold F. H. Brooke 1875 D.A.Jones F. H.Jones 1900 P. A. Rockefeller S.B.Camp 1876 J. Porter C. Johnson 1901 P. L. Mitchell H.S.Curtiss 1877 N. U. Walker F. J. Stimson 1902 B. C. Rumsev, 3d W. E. Dav 1878 H. C. Hollister C. H. Morgan 1903 A. R. Lamb C. J. Hamlin 1879 J. D. Torreyson J.O.Perrin 1904. J. F. Bvers C. E. Adams 1880 N. G. Osborn W. R. Innis 1905 E. P. R ogers F. H. Day 1881 J. B. Dimmick Henrv Ives 1906 B. D. Smith J. A. Stevenson 1882 A. P. French W. P. Eno 1907 C. Sumner W. McC. Blair 1883 F. W. Rogers E. B. Frost 1908 R. B. Shepard J. M. Townsend, Jr 1884. T.G.Lawrence D. H. Wilcox 1909 J. B. Perrin R. B. Burch 1885 S. R. Bertron H. S. Brooks 1910 Elton Hovt, 2d S. M. Clement, Jr. 1886 T. Darling E. C. Lambert 1911 F. W. Hyde F. F. Randolph 1887 J. Rogers, Jr. E. Allen 1912 R. A. Gardner H. T. Clement 1888 S.J.Walker J. R. Sheffield 1913 V. Webb H. E. Sawyer 1889 H. S. Robinson W. L. Armstrong 1914. H. A. Pumpelly J. Walker, ' 3d 1890 A. G. McClintock S. Plielps 1915 E. M. Bostwick H. J. Crocker, Jr. 1891 G. B. Hoppin G. S. Brewster 1916 H. W. LeGore S. A. Pumpelly 1892 T. L. McClung H. A. Bayne 1917 L. Armour R. A. Lovett 1893 Francis Parsons A. S. Chisholm 1918 A. V. Heelv F. D. Carter 1894 Thos. Cochran, Jr. H. P. Whitney 1919 DeF. Van Slyck C. S. Heminway 1895 William Sloane F. B. Harrison 1920 C. J. LaRoche J. E. Neville 1896 A. E. Foote A. P. Stokes, Jr. 1921 W. Cheney J. S. Bush 335 ,.il ■- ■ . ' -- ...3 l i Bs It .ji 9 v flHi MiliiHKK? ' ' - -H H 0 r ■ 1 ' ' - - • •  • as a. o « H H O o o ai a C 3 i BANNER AND POT POURRI SENIOR PROMENADE COISIMITTEE OFFICERS B. AuLT, ' 22 S. . J. G. F. Speiden, ' 22 J. A. GiFFORD, ' 22 Chairman Floor Manager Treasurer 1922 J. P. Bankson, Jr. P. H. Crane L. Gibson J. A. Gifford W. G. Lord J. C. Parsons J. G. F. Speiden S. Woodward 1922 S. H. W. Alexander B. Ault A. S. Chamberlain D. L. Luke, Jr. W. W. Osborne W. A. Pullman W. S. Rodie,Jr. D.S.Wood, Jr. 337 ' fl (I o o z o as O o X 3 fll n o Q Z % Q Z z : oa o Si z t3 ir BANNER AND POT POURRI YALE GLEE, BANJO AXD MANDOLIN CLUBS ASSOCIATION (Incorporated) Comprising THE UNIVERSITY GI.EE CLUB THE UNIVERSITY THE UNIVERSITY BANJO CLUB MANDOLIN CLUB Having under its jurisdiction The Apollo Glee Club, The Apollo Banjo Club, The Apollo Mandolin Club, and The Freshman Musical Clulis. OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION M. M. Bartholomew, ' 07 S. Director R. A. Kimball, ' 22 President W. G. Gridley, ' 22 Vice-President J. P. Bankson, Jr., ' 22 Manager A. N. Wheeler, Jr., ' 23 Assistant Manager Courtesy of the Roger Sherman Studio J. P. BANKSON. Jr.. l ii MANAGER MANAGERS OF THE ASSOCIATION 1887 R.I. Jenks, ' 83 1888 W. L. Armstrong, ' 89 1889 W. I . Armstrong, ' 89 1890 A. H. Hough, ' 90 1891 E. V. Hale, ' 91 1892 E. Ryle, ' 9J 1893 A. S. Chisholm, ' 93 1894 J.C.Sawyer, ' 94. 1895 F. H. Rawson, ' 95 1896 J. B. Neale, ' 96 1897 J. P. Sawyer, ' 97 1898 E. Sawyer, ' 98 1899 T. S. Maffitt, ' 99 1900 F. D. Cheney, ' 00 1901 J. A. Keppelman, ' 01 1902 CD. Barnes, ' 02 1903 J. B. Thomas, Jr., ' 03 1904 C. E. . dams, ' 04 1905 E. S. Whitehouse, ' 05 1906 J. .A. Stevenson, ' 06 1907 Calvin Trucsdale, ' 07 190S Harold Stanley, ' 08 1909 Henry I ippitt, ' 09 1910 H. G. ' Holt, ' 10 MUSICAL CLUB TOURS Chbistmas Trip December 19 Philadelphia December 20 December 21 December 23 December 26 Baltimore Washington Pittsburgh Chicago 1911 C.W.Davis, ' 11 1912 G.C. Murphy, ' 12 1913 H. H. Parsons, ' 13 1914 S. S. Colt, ' 14 1915 I. Paris, ' 15 1916 H. H. Anderson, ' 16 1917 W. E.S.James, ' 17 1918 F. Mauran, Jr., ' IS 1919 W.A.Taylor, Jr., ' 19 1920 A. C. Schermerhorn, ' 20 1921 L. Foster, ' 21 1922 J. P. Bankson, Jr., ' 22 Concerts given during the year: Joint concerts with Princeton and Harvard, New York, Bridgeport, Hartford, Plainfield, Newark, and Commencement Concert. University Glee Club sang at New Haven on February 21. 241 III ad O C } Z ID BANNER AND POT POURRI YALE UNIVERSITY GLEE CLUB OFFICERS, 1921-1922 R. A. KiMBAi.i,, ' 22 Leader Recorder GLEE CLUB FlUST Tenohs C. M. Dole, • ? R. P. Foote, ' 2.i D. Marvin, ' . ' . ' H. M. Xowlaii, ' 33 T. O. Rudd, ' - ' 4 S. C. C. Shaw, ' 24 Second Texors C. C. Buckland, ' 33 H. D. Fairhurst, ' 33 J. Freeman, ' 33 T. C. Hume, ' 35 R. A. Kiml)all, ' 22 C. L. Robbins, ' 35 J. C. Wilson, ' 22 FinsT Basses W. A. FerfTUSon, ' 24 L. C. Kullnian, ' 24 S. F. H. Mitchell, ' 22 H. B. Pafie, ' 33 D. P. Parker, 23 F. O. H. Williams, ' 33 S. Skcoxd Basses .1. H. Bartholomew, ' 24 A. T. Buffinton, ' 32 J. P. Hendrick, ' 23 F. M. Evans, ' 22 H. R. Moonev, ' 23 G. E. Peirce, jr., ' 22 C OIfr ■ ■ the Roger Sherman Stuiiio K. A. KIMBALL. « LEADER OF GLEE CLUB LEADERS OF YALE GLEE CLUB 1870 C. McC. Reeve, ' 70 1888 H. J. Sage, ' 89 1906 Wm. B. Sprague, ' 06 1871 Seelye Benedict, ' 71 1889 H. J. Sage, ' 89 1907 W. L. Carter, ' 07 1872 J. T. Stewart, ' 72 1H90 H. W. I.ee, ' 90 1908 M. L. Mitchell, ' 08 1873 S. L. Boyce, ' 73 1891 C. P. Cooley, ' 91 1909 J. M. Howard, ' 09 S. S. S. Club C. J. Smith 1892 J. T. Carr, ' 92 1910 C. A. I ohmann, ' 10 1874 H. B. Frissell, ' 74 1893 J. S. Cravens, ' 93 1911 F. W. Hyde, ' 11 1875 E. H. I.andon, ' 75 1894 L. Smith, ' 94 I. G. Beebe, ' US. 1876 E. P. Howe, ' 76 1895 .1. St. J. Nolan, ' 95 1912 R. A. Gardner, ' 12 1877 Orville Reed, ' 77 1896 E. C. Lackland, ' 96 1913 Cole Porter, ' 13 1878 F. S. Smith, ' 79 1897 W. J. I.apham, 97 1914 W. S. Innis, ' 14 1879 W. X. Parker, ' 79 1898 G. G. Schreiber, ' 98 1915 W. H. Jessup, Jr., ' 15 E. McX. Bostwick, ' 16 1880 N. G. Osborn, ' 80 1899 F. W. Sheehan, L.S. 1916 1881 J. F. Merrill, ' 81 1900 A. J. Baker, ' 00 1917 P. S. Bu.sh, ' 17 1882 H. L. Williams, ' 82 1901 R. H. Schneeloch, Sp. 1918 H. Corbin, ' 18 1883 F. B. Kellogg, ' 83 M. K. Parker, ' 01 1919 F. D. Carter, ' 19 1884 F. A. Lawrence, ' 84 1902 F. W. Moore, ' 03 1920 R. P. Hanes, ' 20 1885 C. W. Cutler, ' 85 1903 J. W. Reynolds, ' 03 1931 T. R. Vreeland, ' 21 1886 W. P. Brandegee, ' 86 1904 F. H. Wiggin, ' 04 1922 R. A. Kimball, ' 22 1887 G. S. Woodward, ' 87 1905 Hamilton Baxter, ' 05 243 mm m a. X _ O o Q gs z H So Z 3 BANNER AND POT POURRI YALE UNIVERSITY BANJO AND MANDOLIN CLUBS OFFICERS, 1921-1922 W. G. Gridley, ' 22 Leader BANJO CLUB Baxjorises A. Y. Kwai, ' 34 C. H. Lasher, ' 24 L. L. Mackenzie, ' 23 L. P. Parker, ' -2 2 R. W. Pomeroy, Jr., ' 24 JIaxdo-Bass J. H. Hanway, ' 22 Baxjos J. N. Hall, ' 24 W. S. Haynes. ' 22 L. A. Smith, ' 24 GlITABS E. B. Cragin, ' 22 H. H. Kimberlv, ' 23 X. T. Lane, Jr!, ' 22 S. W. Mead, ' 22 E. C. Scheide, ' 22 Baxjo-Manuolins H. C. Oard, ' 23 C. S. Ohley, ' 23 H. N. Rowley, ' 25 Saxophox ' e T. W. Webber, ' 24 Cello C. H. Prescott, Jr., ' 22 MANDOLIN CLUB First Maxdolins Gvitars A. Y. Kwai, ' 24 C. H. Lasher, ' 24 L. I,. Mackenzie, ' 23 C. S. Ohley, ' 23 H. X. Rowley, ' 25 Secoxd Maxdolixs E. B. Cragin, ' 22 J. N. Hall, ' 24 R. W. Ponierov, Jr., ' 24 L. A. Sniitli, 24 H. H. Kimberlv, ' 23 X. T. Lane, Jr. , ' 23 S. W. Mead, ' 23 E. C. Scheide, ' 22 Manool. J. H. Hanway, ' 23 ViOLIX H. C. Oard, ' 33 Saxophoxe T. W. A ' el)ber, ' 24 Courtesy of the Roger Sherman Studio VV. G. GRIDLEY LEADER BANJO AND MANDOLIN CLUBS ' Cello C. H. Prescott, Jr., ' 33 Third Mandolix W. S. Haynes, ' 22 LEADERS OF YALE BAXJO CLUB 1885 W. M. Derl)v, Jr., ' 85 1898 S. R. Kennedy, ' 98 1912 H. T Clement, ' 13 1886 L. C. Rice, ' 86 1899 c. C. Conway, ' 99 S. 1913 R. O. Derrick, ' 13 1887 W. B. Kendall, ' 87 1900 D. S. Blossom, ' 01 1914 E. J. Phelps, ' 14 1888 O. H. Short, ' 87 S. 1902 B. G. Yung, ' 02 1915 R. E. Wheeler, ' 15 1889 A. S. Cook, ' 89 1903 C. O. Day, Jr., ' 03 1916 S. T. Miller, ' 16 1890 A. P. Day, ' 90 19114 G. E. Parks, ' 04 1917 S. H. Clement, ' 17 1891 W. R. C. Corson, ' 91 1905 H irold Briiff, ' 05 1918 A. G. Medlicott, ' 18 S 1892 C. S. Towle, ' 92 S. 1906 E. F. Dustin, ' 06 1919 A. A ' Heely, ' 19 1893 J. J. Brooks, Jr., ' 93 S. 1907 G. C. Tuttle, ' 07 1930 C. W Gamble, ' 30 1894 T. S. Arbuthnot, ' 94 1908 J. T. Brooks, ' 08 S. 1921 E. C. Orr, ' 31 S. 1895 G. M. Howard, ' 95 S. 1909 F. W. Bellamy, ' 09 1933 W.G. Gridley, ' 22 1896 F. L. Brook,s, ' 96 S. 1910 C. A. Connell, ' 10 1897 L. L. Kountze, ' 97 1911 F. W. Crandall, ' 11 245 OS Z BANNER AND POT POURRI THE COLLEGE CHOIR Prof. Harry B. Jepson Director and Organist fll FIRST TENORS J. B. Bridgenian, ' Ji B. F. Story, ' J M. Dole, V3 H. Xowlan, ' 23 S. H. Blac-kmer, ' 34 C. C. Shaw, ' U R. Anderson, ' 35 X. T. Haves, ' 35 T. C. Hume, ' 35 W. I.. Mead, ' 35 M. P. Barr W, 1 . Miner W. M. Taylor C. H. Zimmerman SECOND TENORS A. C. Barnes, ' -22 E. C. Clark, ' 22 R. A. Kimball, ' 32 J. S. Marsh, ' 23 D. Marvin, ' 22 A. D. Miner, ' 22 S. Morelioiise, ' 22 C. H. Roddv, ' 33 P. T. Culbertson, ' 33 E. A. Dahl. ' 33 C. R. Everitt. ' 33 ,T. H. Paul. ' 33 T. N ' ennuni. ' 33 W. E. Houphton, ' 34. F. D. Tuttle. ' 34 F. P. Latimer. ' 35 N. W. Page, ' 35 C. L. Robbins, ' 35 FIRST BASSES J. S. Bush, ' 32 H. B. Page, ' 23 W. H. White, ' 22 W. C. Briggs, ' 33 J. L. Evans, ' 23 J. Freeman. ' 23 J. B. Galliraith, ' 33 T. D. Green, ' 23 C. S. Faville, ' 24 K. R. Evans, ' 35 L. C. Sudler, ' 35 B. E. Tuttle, ' 25 S. W. Finley SECOND BASSES C. E. Bricken, ' 22 F. M. Evans, ' 22 W. I.. Funnell, ' 22 W. W. Holden, ' 22 H. R. Moonev, ' 22 R. H. Paine, ' 33 D. C. Smith, ' 22 W. F. Chambers, ' 33 R. W. Ramsdell. 33 S. .1. H. Bartholomew, ' 34 K. W. Clark, ' 34 I.. G. Carjienter, ' 34 N. T. Peck, ' 34 F. S. Rockwell, ' 34 J. H. Stackpole, ' 24 D. H. Andrews A. P. Bellinger H. F. Bozvan E. M. Faulkner W. A. Ferguson J. M. Workman 247 Ml A an N ■■Hi 1 J m ■r ■4 ■• ' i . 1 U , • giygj J«li t A ' - - -. M MBMBff  ) Vf 1 — m 1 vy _   ■ I H L • i iii ' ■ % r w i|tii,| ?■ Y-,- ■ . ;!S m Mmm .„ i. a. 1 ' 1 M 1 [ .Jl , i ' .,1 W fcn rrj ' t-a - ..ll J 1 ! 1 4|dH 1 1 i -- ..ii :iOV, 03 H 5 U P c l n W - u S ffi u 03 ' ■ « s O — . - _ u H c 1 03 o W = s z -= 5 S D n a A 2. J X -f- i5. 3 -- ' BANNER AND POT POURRI YALE UNIVERSITY ORCHESTRA OFFICERS Carl E. Bricken, ' 22 A. R. SiRCOM, ' 24 Samuei, Selden, ' 22 Cargii-l MacMillan, ' 22 J. G. Bennet, ' 22 Charles B. Carroll, ' 21 Conductor Assistant Conductor Librarian Manager Assistant Manager Treasurer CONDUCTORS OF THE UNIVERSITY ORCHESTRA 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904. 1905 1906 1907 1908 D. S. Smith, ' 00 P. Steele, ' 02 P. Steele, ' 02 R. H. Nead, ' O R. H. Nead, ' 04. S. P. Friedman, 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 05 1914. F. T. Kelsev, ' 07 1915 F. T. Kelsev, ' 07 191G G. I. Thomkins, ' 08 1918 R. Phelps, ' 10 19J1 MANAGERS OF THE R. Phelps, ' 10 H. H. Lang, ' 13 S. C. G. Algase, ' 12 W. T. Walsh, ' 13 O. M. Stafiford, ' 14 C. E. Martz, ' 15 J. F. Landon, ' 17 J. F. Landon, ' 17 W. Q. Porter, ' 19 C. E. Bricken, Sx; UNIVERSITY ORCHESTRA 1899 E. J. Taylor, Jr., ' 01 S. 1900 C. F. Blood, ' 02 S. 1901 R. H. Nead, ' 04. 1902 W. W. Clark, ' 03 S. 1903 S. P. Friedman, ' 05 1904 W. D. Dean, ' 05 1905 J. H. Auchincloss, ' 08 1906 H. B. Spalding, ' 08 1907 H. B. Spalding, ' 08 1908 F. G. Wacker, ' 10 1909 W. E. Woodford, ' 10 1910 J. W. Waters, ' 10 1911 A. N. Sheriff, ' 13 1912 A. N. Sheriff, ' 13 Courtesy of the Roger Sherman Studio C. MacMILLAN MANAGER OF UNIVERSITY ORCHESTRA 1913 F. R. Lowell, ' 14 1914 E. Smith, Jr., ' 15 1915 H. G. Sincerbeaux, ' 16 S. 1916 C. A. Brown, ' 18 1918 D. Bement, ' 19 1931 R. Landon MEMBERS First Violins A. Av rutin C. E. Bricken H. L. Cohen R. K. Day A. D ' Amato, Jr. M. Getlitz B. Grossbein S. C. Horn H. M. Nowlan N. H. Rickles E. J. Scully A. R. Sircom G. Wilens Violas A. Vestuli Basses A. Fiorillo Second Violins T. Darling, Jr. A. N. Kiff A. Kron H. M. Loeb E. B. Morris S. F. Miller E. S. Pomeranz B. A. Potter B. H. Sniffen J. S. Spellman Cellos H. Bingham, Jr. E. Grossbein C. H. Prescott. Jr. T. H. Rider T. S. Rockwell Clarinets M. A. Casey N. F. Stump T. ennum French Horns C. S. Faville A. P. Walker, Jr. Trombones W. M. Coney P. H. Wray Tympanni C. B. Carroll Percussion E. W. Tucker C. MacMillan Flctes A. S. Carruthers J. J. Miller, Jr. H. J. Traub Cornets J. R. Draper G. E. Gilchrist Trumpet C. Rathgeber Tuba J. B. Chappie Piano D. B. Harris Cymbals C. L. Clarke 249 - I f.l 2 X i -3 o c X ? 5 i o o H en a z S  3 BANNER AND POT POURRI THE YALE UNIVERSITY DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS A. C. Frost, Jk., ' 22 A. H. Crosby, 22 Roger W. Ramsdeli., ' 23 Art J. C. Parsoks, ' 22 J. W. Kingsbury, ' 22 M. E. Foster, ' 23 D. S. HusTED, ' 23 S. H. Otis, 23 V. S. SyillNGTON, 3d President Manager Production Manager Secretary Stage Manager Vice-President Assistant Manager Assistant Manager Press Manager HONORARY MEMBERS Miss Maude Adams Mr. Jolin B. Reed Prof. Edward B. Reed Prof. William I,. Pli.Ips Prof. John M. Berdan Mr. F. I,. Slii rt Mr. Stuart Walker MEMBERS 1922 J. A. Gifford L. S. Harris F. W. Bronson G. B. Rich J. C. Wilson C. A. Wight T. G. Keneiick M. Dorsey S. Woodward ,1. C. 15orden E. S. Rawson J. A. Thomas M. Clark I.. P. Donchian W. F. Chamhers C. B. Hester F. B. Turek, S. L. P. Curtis P. Evarts, H F. D. Tuttle D. C. Knowlton W. T. LiLsk 1923 1924. L. H. Harris P. M. Duncan S. B. McNaught G. S. Haight F. M. Crosby, Jr. W. D. Melton J. Locke Courtesy of the Roger Sherman Studio A. C. FROST, PRESIDENT F. Sheffield ADVISORY BOARD Prof. William L. Phelp.s, ' 87 Dr. Erastus Corning, 03 Mr. Walter Jennings, 80 Dean S. Jones, 84 Prof. C. B. Tinker, ' 99 Mr. S. H. Fisher, 89 Mr. E. S. Harkness, ' 97 Mr. J. S. Metcalfe, 79 Mr. T. Lawrason Riggs, ' 10 253 YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 THE YALE UNIVERSITY DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION Presents A SUCCESSFUL CALAMITY A two-act comedy bv Clare Kummer CAST (In order of their appearance) Albertine . . . ' R. C. Bates, ' 23 Connors W. R. Brewster, ' 21 Marguerite Wilton F. D. Tuttle, ' 24 Emmie W. T. Lusk, ' 24 Pietro Rafaelo A. C. Frost, Jr., ' 22 Eddie Wilton D. C. Knowlton, ' 24 Mr. M ' ilton T. P. Heffelfinger, ' 21 George Struthers . F. Sheffield, ' 24 Mr. Belden ■ . R. J. Hines, ' 21 S. Clarence Rivers J. M. Kiskadden, ' 21 Julie P. Evarts, II, ' 23 Dr. Broodie . . . A. J. Welch, ' 21 S. Place — New York City Time — Now. It is Spring All of the scenes are laid in the living room of Mr. Wilton ' s home Act I Scene 1. Evening Scene 2. Later, the Same Evening Act II Scene 1. The Following Morning Scene 2. A Few Hours Later 254 BANNER AND POT POURRI THE YALE UNIVERSITY DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION Presents FOUR ONE-ACT PLAYS THE ROBBER By Wi lliam Gillette The Cast Dorothy Brandt, the wife Herbert Brandt, the husband Eddie Vosberg, the wife ' s brother Charles, the Ijutler .... The policeman ..... Ti,ME — The I ' re.sent . F. D. Tattle, ' 24 T. P. Heffelfinger, ' 21 W. R. Brewster, ' 21 J. C. Merker, ' 21 S. J. W. Kingsbury, ' 22 Place — Home of Mr. Brandt at White Plains REVELATION By J. A. Thomas, ' 23 The Cast Herbert Pete A Worshiper (?) A Priest Two American crooks abroad Time — The Present Place — An Eastern Temple THE ROBBERY By Clare Kummer The Cast Edie, the daughter ...... Bob Hamilton, lives across the way Margaret Upton, the mother .... John Uptim, the father ...... Fielding, the butler ........ Ti-me — About Midnight Place — The Upton Home — New York City A NIGHT AT AN INN By Lord Dunsany D. C. Knowlton, ' 24 S. B. McNaught, ' 23 . J. A. Thomas, ' 22 . J. A. Gifford, ' 22 . P. M. Duncan, ' 23 J. M. Kiskadden, ' 23 W. T. Lusk, ' 24 A. C. Frost, Jr., ' 22 M. Dorsey, ' 22 The Cast A. E. Scott-Fortesque, the Toff William Jones, Bill Jacob Smith, Sniggers Albert Thomas First Priest of Klesh . Second Priest of Klesh . Third Priest of Klesh . Klesh .... Merchant Sailors O. F. Davisson, ' 21 S. Sheffield, ' 24 L. H. Harris, ' 23 M. E. Foster, ' 23 F. B. Turck, ' 23 S. J. A. Gilford, ' 22 L. P. Curtis, ' 23 L. P. Donchian, ' 22 Time — The Present Place — A Pub in York.shire 255 t I II YALE UNIVERSITY. 1921-1922 THE YALE UXIVERSITY DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION Presents TWELFTH NIGHT, or WHAT YOU WILL Chronicling certain events that ended so lia))pily on the twelfth night of the Christ- mas holidaj ' season, including the quips and pranks of Sir Toby and his co-mates By William Shakespeare Presented ox the Campus under the Dibection of William P. Adams CAST (In order of their appearance) Viola .... Sea Captain . Dulce Orsino Curio .... A Lord Sir Toby Belch Mar ' ia .... Sir Andrew Aguecheek . Feste the Jester Malvolio, Steward to Olivia Countess Olivia Ladies in attendance on Oliv Sebastian, brotlicr of Viola Antonio Fabian .... First Officer . Second Oiiicer Priest .... Musicians Guards to Olivia . ia 1 n. O • v . G. S. Haipht, L. P. Donchian, L. S. Harris, J. M. Kaufman, . J. R. Fawcett, E. S. Rawson, Jr., F. B. Comstock, . S. M ' oodward, W. F. Chambers, , F. Davisson, Jr., . J. C. Wilson, I E. C. Smith, 1 D. McLanahan, . M. E. Foster, S. B. McNauglit, L. H. Harris, W. Fellows, . J. P. Bankson, . T. G. Kenefick, C. S. Ohiey, ' . MacDonald, Jr., ( A. C. McHenrv, t F. M. Horn, ' 23 ' 22 ' 22 23 •23 ' 22 ' 23 ' 22 ' 22 •21 ' 22 ' 23 ' 23 ' 28 ' 23 ' 23 ' 24 ' 22 ' 23 ' 23 ' 21 ' 22 ' 22 256 BANNER AND POT POURRI THE YALE UNIVERSITY DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION Presents CAESAR AND CLEOPATRA A PAGE OF HISTORY By George Bernard Shaw Under direction of Edgar Montillioii Woollej-, ' 11 M.A. CAST (In order of their appearance) Belzanor Persian Sentinel Bel Affris Ftatateeta Caesar . Cleopatra Rufio Britannus Centurion Pothinus Tlieodotus Ptolemy Achillas Lucius Septimius Wounded Soldier Apollodorus . Major Domo Trumpeters — G. A. ckerly, -Mid. D., S. S. Ackerley, S. S. J. P. Hendrick, 23 . G. S. Haight, •23 G. L. Greenway, •25 F. Sheffield, ' ■2i . J. C. Wilson, •22 . M. H. Haight, ' 25 F. D. Tuttle, Jr., ' 24 F. B. Turek, Jr., ' 2 3S. C. R. Love, Jr., •25 S. Selden, ' 22 A. C. Frost, Jr., •22 . M. Clark, ' 22 G. B. Rich, 3d, ' 22 . C. B. Hester, ' 23 . J. A. Tliomas, ' 22 G. S. Cowan, Jr., ' 25 . M. E. Foster, ' 23 W. Fellows, ' 24 1 M., C. Rathgeber •-.] I u z a Q J O a I 5 H 1 K £ O BANNER AND POT POURRI COLLEGE CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OFFICERS C. A. Wight S. Woodward F. W. HiLLES G. M. Day President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer COMMITTEES BOYS ' CLUB COMMITTEE J. J. MacKay, Cliairman C. B. Hester C. D. Hilles C. D. Pratt W. Shiras P. Evans DEPUTATIONS COMMITl ' EE H. Palmer, Chairman G. B. Rich W. Kernan G. HaU D. Smith H. J. Voorhis B. Lapham D. January BIBLE STUDY COMMITTEE S. Woodward, Chairman C. Roddy FOREIGN STUDENTS AND MISSIONARY COMMITTEE O. Main, Chairman J. Marsh INDUSTRIAL COMMITTEE H. J. Voorhis, Chairman W. S. Brockman W. Shiras G. B. Rich, Chairman D. Tuttle YALE HOPE MISSION COMMITTEE A. G. Smith S. Lyons SUNDAY EVENING COMMITTEE C. D. Williams, Chairman R. Kimball C. Roddy F. O. Matthiessen T. Badger S. Butler 261 IJl eft Z o o ! : X I I BANNER AND POT POURRI DEACONS CHURCH OF CHRIST, YALE UNIVERSITY, 1923 M. P. Aldrich B. Ault F. W. Hilles W. S. Moore C. A. Wight, Chairman G. B. Rich D. C. Smith F. B. Turck S. Woodward CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION GENERAL SECRETARIES H. L. Achilles, Slieff. Bryant Wilson, Graduate and Profes- sional Schools L. R. Wheeler, Univ. E. H. Ballon, Acad. H. H. Vrecland, Sheff. Bryant Wilson, Graduate and Profes- sional Schools C. D. Allen, Univ. -V. S. I.ovett, Acad. H. H. Vreeland, Sheff. H. C. Johnson, Graduate and Profes- sional Schools H. W. Hohson, Univ. yi. P. Noyes, .- cad. W. A. DeWitt, Sheff. C. S. Caniphell, Univ. C. H. Mallorv, Acad. H. W. Hohson, Sheff. G. Stewart, Jr., Graduate and Pro- fessional Schools C. S. Caniphell, Univ. M. S. Chism, Acad. G. Stewart, Jr., Sheff. R. B. Culver, Graduate and Profes- sional Schools A. B. Gurley, Rural Deputations C. S. Campbell, Univ. Harry Brink, Sheff. G. Stewart, Jr., Univ. E. McKee, Acad. W. McCance, Sheff. C. S. Campbell, Cons. E. F. Campbell, Grad. G. Stewart, Jr., Univ. S. S. Day, Acad. A. B. Coe, Sheff. C. S. Campbell, Cons. E. Fay Campbell, Univ. S. S. Day, Acad. A. B. Coe, Sheff. F. W. Price, Foreign Student C. S. Campbell, Cons. 1886-87 C. W. Goodrich 1887-88 W. L. Phelps 1888-90 A. Alonzo Stagg 1890-93 C. W. Barnes 1912- -13 1892-95 Henry T. Fowler 1895-97 William H. Salhnon 1897-98 T. F. Archbald 1898-01 Henry B. M ' right 1901-02 R. H. Edwards, Acad. 1913- -14 1902-03 J. F. Ferry, Sheff. H. B. Wright, Graduate and Pro- fessional Schools R. H. Edwards, Univ. E. A. Stebliins, .Vcad. 1914- -15 G. W. Butts, Sheff. 1903-04 R. H. Edwards, Univ. A. J. Waring, Acad. 1915- -16 B. W. Kunkel, Sheft ' . O. C. Lester, Graduate and Profes- sional Schools 1904-05 R. S. Smith, Univ. F. W. Moore, . cad. 1916- -17 R. C. Morse, Jr., Sheff. 1905-06 R. S. Smith, Univ. A. H. Bradford, Acad. R. C. Morse, Jr., Sheff. 1906-07 J. G. Magee, Univ. J. H. Twichell, Acad. 1917- -18 M. M. Bartholomew, Sheff. 1907-08 J. G. McGee, Univ. W. D. Barnes, Acad. M. M. Bartholomew, Sheff. 1918- -19 1908-09 James W. Williams, Univ. Kenneth B. Welles, Acad. R. L. Lovell, Sheff. 1920- -21 1909-10 Malcolm B. Vilas, Univ. James M. Howard, Acad. Frank W. Hamilton, Sheff. 1910-11 C. P. Franchot, Univ. C. P. Clement, Jr., Acad. W. P. Roberts, Sheff. 1931- -33 1911-12 L. R. Wheeler, Univ. S. S. Day, Acad. 263   o B u z o a o en ; ; H 5 u Q 1-1 s fa X C 5 BANNER AND POT POURRI SHEFFIELD CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OFFICERS W. S. Moore ..... ..... President B. AuLT .......... Vice-President W. H. Coke ..... ..... Secretary P. W. Thompson .... ..... Treasurer COMMITTEES FINANCE P. W. Thompson A. L. Riker, Jr. INDUSTRIAL WORK G. Baird A. S. Chamberlain B. Adams BOYS ' CLUB G. C. Ellis C. Skinner SUNDAY EVENING MEETINGS F. B. Turck R. W. Orthwein BIBLE AND DISCUSSION AV. H. Coke E. A. Hendrick G. Bailey DEPUTATIONS E. M. Greene, Jr. J. W. Lucas, Jr. J. W. CUse, Jr. YALE HOPE MISSION G. Nye A. M. Marshall, Jr. ENTERTAINMENT F. O. H. Williams R. N. Barnard 365 fll YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 DIVINITY SCHOOL Y. M. OFFICERS Milton S. Czatt Donald A. McGavran Ivan L. Lanoe . Francis W. Price Francis T. Cooke C. A. CABINET President Secretary-Treasurer Chairman of Social Committee Chairman of Devotional Committee Cliairman of Athletic Committee STUDENT VOLUNTEER GROUP OF YALE COLLEGE AND GRADUATE SCHOOLS Donald A. McGavran Eugene H. Farmer OFFICERS President Secretary-Treasurer H. A. AUenby H. F. Seal G. C. Ackerly I. Tanaka R. B. Burden F. C. Lester D. S. Cnwles G. H. Cressie H. H. Bousman H. S. Hardcastle F. E. Gallup I.. L. Gilbert F. C. Islev Fay Campbell f; W. Pr ' ice Michio Kozakl E. H. Rainey 1911 S. S. Day 1921 H. H. Bousman 1923 W. H. Bradner J. S. Marsh W. C. Brockman C. H. Roddy S. M. I.yon D. C. Smith O. W. Main 1923 W. R. Bostwick J. H. Paul J. I,. Evans 1924. N. T. Ussher S. Butler J. K. Selden SCHOOL OF MEDICINE W. Y. Sayad G. W. Harley A. S. Griswold C. M. VanAllen 2fi6 I I BANNER AND POT POURRI BERKELEY ASSOCIATIOX OFFICERS T. L. Badger, ' 22 H. J. VooRHis, ' 23 M. Clark, ' 23 G. M. Day, Jr., ' 22 J. G. Bennett, 2d G. E. Brewer, Jr. R. W. Davenport S. Butler T. F. D. Haines . President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer F. D. Ashburn MEMBERS 1922 A. W. Parsons 1923 F. O. Matthiessen 1924 1924 S. M. McCreery 1925 G. O. Pratt F. K. Hettinger W. R. Marvin, Jr. W. C. Kernan D. A. January F. Sheffield F. B. Howden, Jr. 267 o o H « Q D BS II BANNER AND POT POURRI BYERS HALL STUDENT COMMITTEE OFFICERS Philip West Thompson ........ Chairman David Dibbell ..... ..... Secretarv COMMITTEE 1922 S. Gordon Mears JIarkle Willis Williams Osborne Ira Sutherland Shattuck Xorinan Ferdinand Williams 1933 S. Edward Oliver Lanphier Charles Stewart Parker Charles Kountze Skinner SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL STUDENT DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE W. S. Moore, ' 22 S., Chairman A. N. Into, ' 23 S. Clinton Hanover, Jr., ' 22 S. Elliot DeForrest, ' 22 S. R. L. Clarkson, ' 22 S. 269 - II i ' o u o m O H : ca w Q H ai BANNER AND POT POURRI YALE UNIVERSITY DEBATING ASSOCIATION Charles A. Wight, ' 22 Charles R. Keller, ' 22 John A. Thomas, ' 22 . Brtce R. Tuttle, ' 22 . OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Manager Wells C. Root, ' 22 YALE UNION COMMITTEE John A. Thomas, ' 22 Charles A. Wight, ' 22 Prof. R. H. Gabriel HONORARY MEMBERS Prof. John Chester Adams, Coach Prof. Edgar S. Furniss 1922 C. B. Carroll F. B. Davidson L. P. Donchian , ' . C. Hoyt C. J. Hume A. S. Johnson C. R. Keller R. A. Lasley W. R. Marvin R. G. Page ACTIVE MEMBERS G. B. Rich, III J. A. Thomas Bruce R. Tuttle M. Welnstein C. A. Wiglit 1923 W. J. Ballinger J. W. Bhiir G. R. Hall W. C. Kernan M. Lerner W. Seward E. B. Shotwell T. Vennum J. B. •each F. H. Voorhis 1924 S. H. Whedon S. H. Blackmer S. S. Scholjip TRIANGULAR DEBATE, MARCH 24 Yale vs. Harvard at New Haven. Won hy Harvard. Yale vs. Princeton at Princeton. Won liy Princeton. 271 fill I i O ' O O c u z H Q H Q ==0 BANNER AND POT POURRI ACADEMIC STUDENT COUNCIL Welles C. Root Paul H. Crane . Cliairman Secretary and Treasurer W. Cheney P. H. Crane A. H. Crosby MEMBERS 1922 W. C. Root L. Gibson R. F. Solley H. B. Strong T. Campbell J. S. Cooper 1923 C. P. Luckey E. S. Husted E. A. Jones E. F. Blair 1924 N. G. Neidlinger C. D. Hilles 273 u O CJ H Z Q H Q b a S en I I til BANNER AND POT POURRI SHEFFIELD STUDENT COUNCIL Bromwell Ault, ' 22 S. W. S. Moore, ' 22 S. . Chairman Secretary J. S. Clise, ' 22 S. Wm. Coke, ' 22 S. D. Dibbell, ' 22 S. P. W. Thompson, ' 22 S. F. O. H. Williams, ' 22 S. G. Baird, ' 23S. A. Cary, ' 23 S. H. Herr, ' 23 S. A. N. Into, ' 23 S. G. Nye, ' 23 S. 275 Oh O o 1 1 BANNER AND POT POURRI CUP MEN Ward Cheney 1922 Langhorne Gibsox 1922 John A. Gifford 1922 H. S. Ames, ' Sfi C. I.. Bailev,Jr., ' 8(i W. B. Anderson, 80 E. B. Morgan, ' Sti C. P. McAvov, ' 85 S. T. H.Newberry, Jr., ' 85 S. C. P. .Anderson, ' 87 CM. Hinkle, ' 87 O. G. Jennings, ' 87 G. H. Young, ' 87 Arthur Meeker, 80 S. Charles Willeox, ' 8() S. Edmund Allen, ' 88 J. H. McMillan, 88 Edwin Parsons, ' 88 Arthur White, ' 88 E. W. Durant, ' 87S. ■ ' O. H. Short, ' 87 S. Augustus Coburn, ' 89 J. G. Rogers, ' 89 F. W. Wallace, 89 DeW. C. West, ' 89 J. N.Convgham, ' 88S. H. K.Goetchius, ' 88S. Edgar Ames, ' 90 R. L. Ireland, ' 90 Norman James, ' 90 A. G. McClintock, ' 90 V. H. Convgham, ' 89 S. H. W. Rianhard, ' 89 S. A.M. Coats, ' 91 L. C. duPont, 91 W. C. Rhodes, ' 91 J. B. Sears, ' 91 W. F. Judson, ' 90 C. A.Oti.s, 90 8. E. Boltwood, 92 E. H.Flovd-Jones, 92 H. S. Lvman, ' 92 W. D. ' i ' oung, ' 92 A. Francke, ' 91 S. S. H. Pearce, ' 91 S. T.A.Gardiner, ' 93 A. L. Greer, ' 93 Joseph Rubv, ' 93 W. H. Vanderbilt, ' 93 A. B. Graves, ' 92 S. R. F. Pearce, ' 92 8. C. Burr, ' 9-1 F. C. Perkins, ' 94 P. H. McMillan, 94 H. P. Whitney, 94 N. B. Burr, 93 S. H. J. Haslehurst, 93 S. M. N. Buckner, 95 A. B. Shejilev, 95 J. R. Williams, 95 C. ' anderbilt, Jr., 95 B. G. Well.s, 94 S. G. Sheffield, 94 S. Ward Cheney, ' 96 W. S. Hoyt, ' 9(i E.C. Lackland, Jr., ' 96 M. D. McKee, ' 96 N. M. Flower, 96 S. G. W. Ha vley, 96 S. S. D. BabcocicJr., 97 C. Gillette, ' 97 T. McK. laughlin, ' 97 S. L. L. Lorillard, ' 98 Wh.liam E. Otis 1924 S. WiLLiAjt Schuette, Jr. 1928 S. Charles A. Wight 1922 Knox Maddox, ' 97 R.DeP. Tytus, 97 H. F. Benjamin, 99 S. A. S. Havl 98 F. G. Hinsdale, ' 98 Reune Martin, ' 98 S. Ciouverneur Morris, Jr., ' 98 I. N. Swift, ' 98 Januit I5rown, ' 99 A. W. Davis, ' 99 J.C. GreenIeaf, ' 99S. E. F. Hinkle, 99 H.G.Otis, ' 99 J.McL. Walton, ' 99 S. F. D. Cheney, ' 00 J.S. Ferguson, ' 00 J. M.McCormick, ' 00 Crispin Oglebay, ' 00 C. B. Levey, ' 01 S. J. H. Inman, ' 00 S. J. M.Carlisle, ' 01 Julian Bay, 01 J. M. Patterson, ' 01 L. M. Thomas, 01 T. S. Adams, 01 S. Henry Pearce, Jr., ' 01 S. A. L. Ferguson, 02 G. W . Lindenberg, ' 02 R.C. Norton, ' 02 L. B. Rand, ' 02 C. T. Runyon, ' 02 S. W. M. Stiilman, ' 02 S. G. A. Goss, ' 03 R. R.McCormick, ' 03 R. M. Ingham, ' 03 S. 277 I • YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 J. R.Robinson, ' 03 S. B. Sutphin, ' 03 G. P. Spencer, ' 03 S. J. C. Bradv, ' 04 J. F. Bvers, ' 04 J. B. Huflf, ' 04 F. H. Wiggin, ' 04 H.B.Miller, ' 04 S. H. L. Ferguson, ' 04 S. Hamilton Baxter, ' 05 C. W. Fiske, 05 J. H. Lathrop, 05 A.M. Reid. ' OS W. B. Dav, ' 05 S. E. G. Spaulding, ' 05 S. W. C. Johnston, ' 06 S. F. V. Jackson, ' 06 S. J. A. Stevenson, ' 06 Edwin White, ' 06 D. A. McGee, ' 06 E. S. Mills, ' 06 J. G. George, ' 07 S. Roswell Park, ' 07 S. H. S. Knox, ' 07 H. L. C. Roorae, ' 07 Cyril Sumner, ' 07 E. B. Tracv, ' 07 H. H. Ramsav, ' 08S. W. P. Witherow, ' 08 S. J. C. Auchincloss, ' 08 G. R. B. Berger, ' 08 M. L. Mitchell, ' 08 Harold Stanley. ' 08 W. S. La vson, ' 09 S. R.J. Roth, 09 S. C. W. Howard, ' 09 Leonard Kennedy, ' 09 J. B. Perrin, ' 09 R. S. Rose, ' 09 John Heron, ' 10 H.G. Holt, ' 10 A. P. Howard, ' 10 S. J. F. Johnson, ' 10 G. S. Patterson, ' 10 S. W.P.White, ' 10 G. G. Bourne, ' 11 S. C.W.Davis, 11 S. B. French, ' 11 DeWitt Knox, ' lis. F. B. Rives, ' 11 W.M.Robinson, Jr., ' 11 F. T. Boyd, ' 12 R.L.Campbell, ' 12 8. H. R. L. Emmet, ' 12 E.P. O ' Brien, ' 12 G. L. Rand, ' 12 G. Thompson, ' 12 S. R. L. Auchincloss, ' 13 J. Coleman, ' 13 F. M. Dougherty, ' 13 S. C. N. Snowdon.Jr., ' 13S. J. Spalding, ' 13 W. O. Waters, Jr., ' 13 S.Colt, ' 14 J. L. Mitchell, ' 14 H. L. Rogers, ' 14 F. L. Stephenson, Jr., ' 14 S. L.Wallace, Jr., ' 14 S. N. Wheeler, ' 14 F. F. Ainsworth, ' 15 S. G. E. Brown, 15 S. H. E. Cary,Jr., ' 15S. W. W. Crocker, ' 15 S. E. Hoadlev, ' 15 S. C. W. Knowles, ' 15 S. R. H. MacDonald, ' 15 J.F. Stillman, Jr., ' 15 J. Walker, .3d, ' 15 W. Chatfield-Taylor, ' 16 CD. Dickev, Jr., ' 16 C. Mever, ' 16 S. G. E. Porter, 16 J. R.Sheldon, Jr., ' 16 8. A. D. Wihson, 16 S.W.Atkins, ' 17 S. F. R. Blossom, ' 17 S. S. Durvee, 17 L. W. Fox,Jr., ' 17S. S.S.Walker, ' 17 M.M. Whittlesey, 17 J. F. Enders, ' 19 C. C. Haffner, ' 19 J. W. Peters, ' 19 S. J. J.Schieffelin, 19 C. R. W. Smith, 19 S. C. G. Stradella, ' 19 C. A. Suppes, ' 19 S. N. L.Wright, ' 19 S. P. D. Schreiber, ' 20 H. P. Davison, 20 S. H. Knox, 20 B. L. Lawrence, ' 20 Walton Scullv, 20 S. R.Dilworth, -21 S. Y. Hord, ' 21 G. S. Rockefeller, ' 21 E. V. Hale, Jr., ' 21 T. R. Symington, ' 21 8. 278 I fl r • BANNER AND POT POURRI THE ELIZABETHAN CLUB OFFICERS. 1921-1922 Charles Seymour George Henry Nettleton Andrew Keogii . Walter Rumsey Marvin, Jr. President Vice-President Librarian Secretary II UNDERGRADUATE MEMBERS Carl Ernest Bricken Francis Woolsey Bronson Thomas Caldecott Chubb Albert Hastings Crosby Albert Carl Frost James . llen drover Lawrence Simons Harris Cyril Hume Yale Kneeland, Jr. 193-2 Walter Rumsey Marvin, Jr. William Peyton May John Hall Paxton Wells Crosby Root Samuel SeUlen Robert Folger SoUey John Allen Thomas Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney John Chapman Wilson 192-2 S. Bromwell Ault 1923 Russell AVheeler Daven])ort Maxwell Evarts Foster Louis Keppler Hyde Winfield Shiras 281 I BANNER AND POT POURRI Richard Milton Adams Caldwell Baker Jack William Bray Albert Calvin Burnham, 2d James Robinson Chamberlain Charles Wayne Chase Charles Hill Conklin Thomas Luic Conway Lowes Emerson DeWeese Edmund Albert Eckart Worth English Floyd Charles Furlow, Jr. Norris Barrymore Gaddess David Erwin Gibson, Jr. Herbert Thacker Herr, Jr. Donald Bryant Hidden Arthur Morley Kugeman John Joseph McDermott Ebert Bernhardt Mueller Harold Kenneth Nichols Joseph Francis Oed Charles Michael O ' Hearn Jack Craven Outhet John Newton Pharr, 3d James Delaney Piatt, 2d John Louis Radel Alfred CaldweU Schroll Joseph Britton Selover Kenneth Hooker Stevens Joseph Ganohl Stovall Eliam Barney Thacker Philip West Thompson Joseph Jacob Ulmer Walter Peck Walbridge Paul Ralston Watkins Albert Dickens Williams Charles Willard Young, Jr. Francis Little Young William Kimball Ziegfield 283 Ml BANNER AND POT POURRI Elmer Charles Akerley Keyes Winter Atkins Tlieodore Lewis Bates Reginald Cuthbert Batty Charles Gilbert Black Charles Boettcher, II Chester Bliss Bowles, Jr. George Keller Burbridge Weldon Allison W. Carter John Long Caswell Frank Edie Curran Andrew Hendryx Doolittle Horace Pease Graves George Washington Houk, John Talbott Houk III Anton Hulnian, Jr. Paul Mason Hutchinson Albert Xornian Into Houston Eccles I andis, Jr. John Joseph Lincoln, ,Ir. David Lincoln Luke, Jr. Warren Sadler Moore Robert Lewis Munger Edward Guennap Murray Frederick Charles Orthwein, Jr. Richard Walter Orthwein Harold Hastings Rockwell John Davis Schoonniaker Bruce Smith Edward Remington Trowbridge, Jr. 285 I ' I BANNER AND POT POURRI FRANKLIN HALL Harry Wliitford Alexander Curtis Hunt Alvord George Stewart Baird John Henry Brinkerhoff Phili]) Schuyler Britton Donald Albert Burdett Charles Soramer Chichester Frank Darling Curaming John Albert Ferguson, Jr. Kendall Henry Field William MacWhinney Gorby Lewis Stone Greenleaf, Jr. I.eo Vernon Horton Kelsey Hall Jewett Edward Wainwright Johnston Stuart Edwards Judd Norman Leeds, Jr. Albert Morley Marshall, Jr. William Henry Meyer George Merrill Nye Roger Wearne Ramsdell Theodore Learning Richmond Ira Sutherland Shattuck George Edwin Spitzmiller Philip Terrell Fenton Benedict Turck, Jr. Samuel Caskey Turner Aldace Treat Walker Gurdon Weller Wattles William Henry Wheeler Frank Ashley Wilniot, Jr. 387 ill I ' BANNER AND POT POURRI St. ANTHONY HALL George Reily Bailey Henry Hudson Baker Anderton Lewis Bentley Archibald Marshall Bell, Jr. Denzil Sidney Bush Arthur Powell Cary Gilbert Whipple Chapman Eli Nichols Cutler John Wallace Cutler, Jr. Howard Chesebrough Davison Joshua Montgomery Deaver Malcolm Kenneth Douglas Emil Francis DuPont Vincent Farnsworth, Jr. Edward McVitty Greene, Jr. Franklin Wright Gledhill Sherman Roger Hall, Jr. James Edmondson Ingram, 3d Ralph Nelson Isham Edward Beverly Kelly Raleigh Thomas Knapp George Chalifant Kennedy Ellsworth Rainsford Littler Joseph Wilson Lucas, Jr. James Alexander McCrea, Jr. Erard Adolph Matthiessen Edmund Melhado Alfred Oliphant Norris William Edwards Otis William Wellford Randolph, 3d Robert Adam Ramsdell Fergus Reid, Jr. William Moore Robbins William Schuette, Jr. John Sherwin, Jr. Bertram Buxton Smith George Loring Porter Stone, Jr. Jess Williams Sweetser Juan Terry Trippe Watson Stiles Woodruff, Jr. 289 r I i BANNER AND POT POURRI VERNON HALL J. L. Ash F. C. Bachman J. F. Bookwalter R. C. Carr T. F. Cosgrove C. H. Connor A. S. Dalton D. N. Hartshorn S. H. Hun D. C. Little R. A. Loomis R. J. MacCaughey S. J. McClure J. G. McMahon A. A. MacMarten D. A. Mayers E.Ohnell,Jr. E. D. Richmond, Jr. W. L. Romney G. U. Slade A. M. Whitman N. F. Williams 291 I li BANNER AND POT POURRI Henry Belin, III Alfred Austin Beltz, Jr. Robert Pennell Bradford Allen Russell Carinichael Charles Frederick Lucas Cliamberlaine Milton Whitney Gushing Francis Richard Dole William Elliott, Jr. Joseph Cottrell Farrell Robert Finney Horace Eugene Fredericks Dudley William Lloyd Hawkins William Bernard Horrocks Henry Ledyard, Jr. Herbert Frederick Leisy Charles Condon MacKay Robert Slager McClellan Joseph King Merwin Frank Malcolm Minor William Allan Pinkerton Pullman Andrew Lawrence Riker, Jr. James Stanton Robbins Henry Rousseau, Jr. Theodore Oliver Rudd William Wallace Scoville Alexander Sellers, Jr. Eugene Smith Jean Reginald Stebbins Stephen Morgan Wells, Jr. John Clift Wise 393 I l« BANNER AND POT POURRI Bromwell Ault Charles P. Baitlier Reginald N. Barnard Kenneth B. Bolton David Tod Bulkley Robert M. Catlin, Jr. Robert S. Clark William H. Coke Ernest L. Davis, Jr. G. Corson Ellis Thomas R. Evans, II James A. Farrell, Jr. Arthur Farwell Franklin A. Flanders Chauncey C. Lane Henry Madero Jerome B. Maltby William S. Rodie, Jr. Herman D. Ruhm Charles K. Skinner Edward J. Taylor 295 4 It c b t m J ) a M Burnham Adams Rufus Calvin Barkley Malcolm Joseph Boyle George Morse Brimicombe Alexander Scott Chamberlain Walter Collins Wallace Graydon Garland William Reif Hennig Laurance Lankier Hurd Roger Stoddard Isbell Harold Pierce Kneen David Currie Leggett Edwin Aloysius Quinn Leon Ambrose Robbins Peter Boyd Rutherford Ernest Stone Stubing DeWitt Bernicke Stucke James Hasbrouck Wallace Wade Richards Weaver Harold Burton Whipp Frank Owen Heywood Williams John Newman Wittenberg Melvin Neahr Veeder 297 I I II BANNER AND POT POURRI YALE UNIVERSITY CLUB OFFICERS C. A. Griscom, III W. Cheney W. B. Hawks President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer BOARD OF GOVERNORS 1922 C. P. Stone J. S. Bush D. R. Husted W. Cheney 1923 S. C. A. Griscom, III G. R. Bailey R. F. Whitmer.Jr. W. E. Otis S. Woodward 1924 1923 D. S. Carter W. B. Hawks . G. P. Heffelfinger MEMBERS K. W. Atkins, ' 23 S. J. E. Coates, Jr., ' 22 J. T. Bal)b, ' 24 W. H. Coke, ' 22 S. G. R.Bailey, ' 23 S. G.Colgate, Jr., ' 22 H. H. Baker, ' 24 S. F. B. Comstock, ' 23 W. D. Banks, ' 23 F. H. Cook, ' 22 J. P. Bankson, ' 22 J. S.Cooper, Jr.. ' 23 J. R. Beard, ' 22 A. H. Crosby, ' 22 A. M.Bell, Jr., ' 23 S. J.C. Dann, Jr., ' 23 W. M. Bernardin, ' 24 H. T. Day, ' 23 A. W. Bingham, ' 22 J. M. DeCamp, ' 22 E. F. Blair, ' 24 H. L. J. deSibour, ' 23 R. G. Boalt, ' 22 E. Dick, ' 22 J. M. Bovard, ' 24 W. A.Donahoe, ' 23 C. S. Bowen, ' 22 M. Dorsey, ' 22 P. Boyle, ' 23 C. B. Esselstyn, 24 J. Brooks, ' 23 S. Evving, ' 24 O. Buckingham, ' 23 W. B. Fairfax, ' 24 A. T. Butfinton, ' 22 F. Field, ' 24 J. O. Bulkley, ' 23 R. P. Foote, ' 23 H. T. Bushnell, ' 22 M. E. Foster, ' 23 S. H. Byrne, ' 24 R. Foster, 22 J. B. Carrington, Jr., ' 23 A. C. Frost, ' 22 D. S. Carter, ' 24 J. S. FuUerton, ' 23 W. F. Chambers, ' 22 G. B. Gallagher, ' 24 W. Cheney, ' 22 D. B. Gauss, ' 22 M.Clark, ' 24 L. Gibson, ' 22 H. B. Clow, Jr., ' 24 J. A. Gifford, ' 22 C. A. GRISCOM, III. PRESIDENT, ISii W.C. Gillies, ' 23 S. F. W. Glidhill, ' 23 S. W. Goodwin, Jr., ' 24 C. A. Griscom, 22 L. M.Griswold, ' 22 J. A. Grovcr, ' 22 N. T. Guernsey, Jr., ' 22 J. H. Haas, ' 24 T. F. D. Haines, ' 24 W. H. Harkness, ' 22 O. S. Hawes, ' 22 P. T. Hawes, ' 22 D. W. Hawkins, ' 24 S. W. B. Hawks, ' 23 G. P. HeflFelfinger, ' 24 J. P. Hendrick, ' 23 E. S. Herman, Jr., ' 24 C. B. Hill, Jr., ' 24 C. D. Hillis, Jr., ' 24 C. L. Hodgman, ' 24 H. Holden, Jr., ' 22 W. W. Holden, ' 22 J. E. Holland, ' 23 299 ni • YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 S.C.Hopkins, Jr., ' 23 F.M.Horn, ' 22 O. L. Hubbard, ' 24 R.C. Hubbell, ' 23 D. R. Husted, ' 23 E. S. Husted, ' 23 L. H. Hyde, Jr., ' 23 K. A. Ives, ' 24 R. Jester, ' 24 E. A. Jones, ' 23 H. A. Jones, ' 20 T. E. Jones, ' 23 S. H. W. Kane, ' 22 T. G. Kenefick, ' 22 R. A. Kimball, ' 22 G. L. King, ' 23 J. W. Kingsbury, ' 22 R. L. Knapp, ' 23 S. D. Kountze, ' 24 P. D. Kountze, ' 23 E.J. Kuntz, ' 23 B. L. Lapham, ' 24 R. J. Lamer, ' 22 W.Leslie, Jr., ' 22 J. Locke, ' 24 W. G. Lord, ' 22 C. P. Luckey, ' 23 D.L.Luke, Jr., ' 22 8. W. T. Lusk, ' 24 W. N.Mallory, ' 24 B.Martin, ' 22 F. O. Mattheissen, ' 23 W. D. Melton, Jr., ' 24 W. B. Millard, Jr., ' 24 W. C. Miner, ' 22 C. B. Mitchell, ' 23 R. W. Murphy, ' 24 C. C. McCrea, ' 24 J. A. McCrea, Jr., ' 23 S. D. McLanaban, ' 23 A. C. Mc Henry, ' 22 G. F. McLaughlin, ' 22 G. Ne% ' ille, ' 22 J. E. Neville, ' 21 G.W.Norton, Jr., ' 23 J.L. O ' Brien, ' 23 R. Otis, ' 24 S. H. Otis, ' 23 W. E. Otis, ' 23 S. C. L. Palms, Jr., ' 22 J. C. Parsons, ' 22 B. B.Pelly, ' 23 J. L. Pond, ' 23 E. B.Quaile, ' 22 F. Reid, Jr., ' 23 S. G. S. Rice, Jr., ' 23 J. S. Rockefeller, ' 24 W. C. Root, ' 22 D. S. Saunders, ' 21 C. Schley. ' 23 C. W. Seiliels, ' 24 F. Sheffield, ' 24 J. Sherman, Jr., ' 23 S. W. Shiras, ' 23 E. C. Smith, ' 23 H. N. Smith, ' 23 Y. G. Smith, ' 22 R. F. Solley, ' 23 J.G. Speiden, ' 22 F. L. Spencer, ' 22 E.Starr, Jr., ' 22 W. D. Stevens, ' 23 CM. Stewart, Jr., ' 24 C.P.Stone, Jr., ' 23 H. B. Strong, ' 22 J. Sturm, ' 22 J. W. Sweetser, ' 23 S. W. S. Svmington, ' 23 G. A. Thornton, ' 22 R. L. Tighe, ' 23 C. M. Trowbridge, Jr., ' 23 F. J. Wade, Jr., ' 23 W. J. Warner, ' 24 R.H.Warren, ' 22 C. Webb, 22 A. N. Wheeler, Jr., ' 23 0. M. Whipple, ' 23 R. F. Whitmer, Jr., ' 22 C. V. Whitney, ' 22 1. E. Wight, Jr., ' 24 L. E. Williams, ' 23 H. R. Wilson, ' 24 W. A. Woodruff, ' 23 S. Woodward, ' 22 S. A. York, ' 24 FORMER PRESIDENTS 1880-81 J. E. Bow en 1895-96 A. G. C. Sage 1909-10 E. Hoyt, 2d 1881-82 W. E. Bailey 1896-97 R. S. Brewster 1910-11 M.J. O ' Brien, Jr. 1882-83 C. F. Collins 1897-98 J. M. Woolsey 1911-12 H. L. R. Emmet 1883-84 F. D. Bowen 1898-99 C. A. Brayton 1912-13 C. H. Marshall 1884-85 W. Catherwood 1899-00 J. M. McCormick 1913-14 G. L. Smith 1885-86 C.L.Bailey, Jr. 1900-01 J.Day 1914-15 M. P. Truesdale 1886-87 J. Archibald, Jr. 1901-02 J. R. Swan 191.5-16 C. Pratt 1887-88 W. B. Brinsmade 1902-03 R. R. McCormick 1916-17 H. Taylor 1889-90 G. F. Peter 1903-04 J. B. Huff 1917-18 M. C. ivison 1890-91 E. V. Hale 1904-05 E. P. Rogers 1918-19 W. A. Taylor, Jr. 1891-92 E. H. Floyd-Jones 1905-06 E. Corning 1919-20 S. H. Knox 1892-93 M. Taylor 1906-07 C. Truesdale 1920-21 L. Foster 1893-94 F. L. Polk 1907-08 C. P. Dixon 1921-22 C. A. Griscora, IH 1894-95 C. Vanderbilt 1908-09 F. W. Murray, Jr. 300 BANNER AND POT POURRI THE C ELVEN CLUB Albert Storrs Baker Gladden Whetstone Baker Willis Jerome Ballinger Clyde Grosvenor Beckwith George Rodman Bouck Charles Griswold Bulkley Morgan Alton Casey Allen Knight Chalmers Albert Buckner Coe Frank vanDiest Collins George Raymond Cowgill Ralph Stuart Dial David Dibbell James Moran Donnelly Earl Seymour Durham John Greenleaf Eliot Wentworth Flagler Gantt George Edward Gilchrist, 2d Douglas Parry Head Edward Allen Hendrick Edwin Hodges Hull Arthur Stevens Hutchcraft William Kidwell Hutson Samuel Stratton Jennings, Jr. Edward Payson Jones, Jr. Francis Joseph Kelliher, Jr. Neal Dawson Kelly Leon Harlow Kihbe Raymond McKaig John Gilman MacKenty Francis Thomas McNamara Samuel Morehouse Henry Eugene Norton Newell Barnard Parson, Jr. Alfred Henry Phillips Harold Harmond Richardson Stuart Burton Rowe William Wilbur Sheffield Edward Buxton Shotwell Sherwood Eddy Silliman Irving Ewing Slowen Lyman Hereford Steele Bo Mossin Bjornstrom Steffanson Leslie Hamilton Stoner Harold Barrett Thorpe Henry John Traub Joseph Allen Wakeman George Suydam Watrous 301 I I ANDOVER CLUB MEMBERS 1922 J.D. Bennett C. E. Bricken R. A. Brown P. H. Crane A. H. Crosby J. M. DeCamp H. A. Haring F. M. Horn H. Humphrey A. S. Kane, Jr. J. C. Keefe T. W. Kinney N. T. Lane, Jr. T. E. Lunt L. McChesney L. MacDonald C. MacMillan J. P. Mever S. H. Miller J. A. D. Miner L. G. Neville R. G. Page J. H. Paxton E. S. Rawson H. H. Schaul E. C. Scheide R. F. Shedden F. M. Smith F. L. Spencer G. A. Thornton F. deP. Townsend H. W. Walton R. H. Warren J. C. Wilson J. B. Works 1922 S. B. Ault C. Baker 1923 R. C. Bates D. H. Bigelow L. L. Bishop C. G. Boltwood P. Bovle P. F. Clifford J. Coggeshall D. P. Colburn E. H. Cummings, Jr. J.C. Dann J. K. Davis L. D. Davis H. T. Dav C. M. Dole T. W. Durant C. F. Eddv J.W.Edwards R. P. Foote J. S. Gordon T. D. Green H. Hartshorne F. Higgins G. E. R. Lawrence H. R. Marshall O. C. Mosman B. B. Murdock G. E. Olmstead J. S. Owen, 2d A. L. Russel H. N. Smith E. C. VanderPyl W. F. Vaughan T. Vennura O. M. Wliipple L. W. Wiley 1923 S. G. R. Bailey R. H. Bannister K. B. Bolton R. Finney F. A. Flanders A. M. Fresneda J. T. Houk B. P. Hyde 302 BANNER AND POT POURRI D. A. Mayers C. S. Parker E. D. Richmond W. L. Romney G. E. Spitzmiller A. B. Stickney H. B. Whipp J. C. Wise T. H. Young 1924. M. C. Allaben.Jr. E. H. Andrew G. D. Andrews, Jr. F. Arn, Jr. J. L. Bacipalupo C. P. Bartlett W. M. Bernardin B. Boardman M. K. Bovey R. B. Colgate F. M. Crosby P. C. Daniels S. J. Elder W. Fellows M. H. Frost G. B. Gallagher D. A. January A. L. Johnson, Jr. A. Keith A. C. Ledyard C. J. Little C. S. Lunt, Jr. W. A. Morgan, Jr. N. G. Neldlinger R. Otis L. W. Parkhurst H.C.Patterson, Jr. K. S. Roberts C. C. Ryan G. F. Sawyer P. W. Scheide A. B. Sheridan A. R. Sircom M. Stcinbach M. Tyler C. H. Upson I. E.Wight, Jr. S.A.York, Jr. 1924 S. E. C. Ackerly T. L. Bates C. G. Bulkley G. K. Burbridge D. S. Bu.sh A. R. Carmichael M. C. Cheney T. B. Danielson R.C. Davidson W. C. Downing, Jr. E. S. DufiFy V. Fa rns worth, Jr. E. MacV. Greene, Jr. A. A. Hilditch H. Ledyard, Jr. R. A. Loomis J. W. Lucas, Jr. R. L. Munger J. S. Robbins C. C. Searles K. H. Stevens J. L. Underbill C. W. Young F. L. Young 1925 J. K. Bacon G. K. Black J. J. Roland, Jr. J. F. Burns, Jr. W. J. Carpenter B. K. Y. Chang A. B. Clark, Jr. K. Clark E. C. Cleveland C. C. Curtis T. Darling, Jr. G. Devine X. I-. Dillaway G. B. Over T. Evans C. S. Gage J. MacA. Gleason R.R.Grant W. F. Hollaran.Jr. L. S. Hammond, Jr. A. H. Hardenbergh E. F. Hatch M. C. Henderson N. F. Hock W. C. Hogg A. H. Hunt D. C. Jones G. W. Keith H. J. Koehler J. P. Kohler W. J. Kohler, Jr. D. W. Leach L. A. Lincoln A. D. Lindley R. P. McClure G. McGregor E. P. Mengel G. G. Page A. P. Preston W. G. Preston, Jr. S. P. Randall D. L. Reed R. Reiner T. P. Richardson A. M. Rosenbloom H. G. Ross M. B. Sanders, Jr. W. S. Serat T. C. Sheaffer F. T. Small B. McL. Spock D. D. Stevenson R. Stevenson, HI A. B. Stout H. Strickland O. C. Thornton A. C.Walworth, HI A. V. Weaver F. C. Wells D. E. Wight H. A. Willard D. P. Williams A. M. Wilson 303 fil THE ALBANY ACADEMY CLUB Francis Kei.liher, ' 22 Chauncey p. Williams, Jr., ' 23 William M. Van Antwerp, ' 24 1922 S. H. Hun F. Kelliher G. W. Stedman, Jr. L. L. Woodward 1923 C. P. Williams, Jr. 1923 S. L. S. Greenleaf, Jr. 1924 W. M. Van Antwerp A. Vander Veer, 3d OFFICERS MEMBERS President Secretary Treasurer 1924 S. D. H. Friedman, Jr. 1925 M. Bender, 3d G. V. Burgess F. M. Crounse P. K. Dederick I. McK. Ives Medical School E. C. Goodwin Faculty Prof. B. B. Boltwood Mr. H. T. E. Perry 304 I V ASHEVILLE SCHOOL CLUB 1922 C. M. Gottfried J. S. Coleman, Jr. 1923 G.T.Dyer, Jr. C. W. Chase 1923 S. J. G. Stovall J.D.Piatt, II A.J. lies 1924 J. Y. Meloy, Jr. J. L. Caswell 1924 S. E. B. Thacker L. E. DeWeese E. C. Coleman 1925 W. C. Ross, Jr. E. M. Cotton 305 t I THE CHESTNUT HILL CLUB OFFICERS E. Cheston Clark Donald P. Ross . President Secretary and Treasurer Frederick V. Hebbard Carl N. Martin, Jr. Donald P. Hoss MEMBERS 1922 Stanley Woodward 1923 E. Cheston Clark 1925 306 Harrv Sauers W. Potter Wear THE CHOATE CLUB A. N. Wheeler, Jr., ' 23 N. Leeds, Jr., ' 23 S. . E. W. Johnston, ' 23 S. OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer 1922 J. H. Bradin C. C. Buckland C. L. Clarke G. M. Day A. S. Johnson S. Morehouse N. H. Schooley H. P. Stearns, 2d J. W. Touraev,Jr. E. W. Tucker F. W. Watrous R. S. Woodruff 1923 G. R. Bouck I. N. Fisher MEMBERS J. A. Hauff W. E. Morris B. Rodpers A. N. Wheeler, Jr. 1923 S. E. W. Johnston H. P. Kneen E. O. Lanphier N. Leeds, Jr. J. G. MacKenty 1924. J. H. Bartholomew, Jr. M. K. Bartlett C. S. Bunnell G. S. Jennings C. W. McDonald N. W. Page H. S. Pearson 1924 S. S. W. Balkwill C. B. Bowles F. S. Butterworth, Jr. T. H. Clearwater W. C. Goddard G. S. Green way O. G. Healev L. Hoff E. R. Littler W. M. Lovejoy H. C. Prud ' homme W. M. Warner 307 I u Justin Sturm, ' 22 MoRSS LiPPINCOTT, ' 22 Ralph Jordan, ' 23 EXETER CLUB OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer 1922 .1. 1,. Blish J. R. Draj)er M. (I ' l. I.ippincott W. B. Marshall H. C. Handall G. Renner H. E. Rice S. E. Rockwell J. C. Sturm K. C. Sut))hen 1923 D. S. Hickey B. F. Tolles T. K. O ' Brien A. W. Craven A. .1. Crawford D. T. Davis C. T. E. DePiiy, Jr. MEMBERS G. R. Hall R. E. Jordan A. P. Lang H. Levy E. L. McCarty D. B. Martin J. L. O ' Brien S. R. Peck G.S.Rice, Jr. E. C. Sliotwell J. B. Stone Sheffield, Entered 1919 R. N. Barnard D. A. Burdett J. P. Clifford E. N. Cutler J. C. Glenn W. M. Gorly AV. B.Griswold A. F. Hall R. M. Haskell F. T. Holliday W. C. Howard L. L. Hard L. B. Inglis T.E.Jones M. M. McCreery A. C. Schroll R. G. Smith R.W. Stephens J. W. Sweetser J. Wettstein 1924 H. G. Annan R. B. Arty F. T. Babb J. C. Beach C. G. Black 308 BANNER AND POT POURRI S. R. Blake J. U. Bowen J.W. Bray G. W. Chapman T. I.. Conway U. W. Dooly M. K. Douglas J. H. M. Evvart L. Falk F. Field C. J. Flannigan J. L. Gobey D. K. Granger G. C. Haifjh R. E. Hamil D. B. Hidden S. G. Howd G. W. Kennedy S. H. Libby P. C. C. Mclnerney H. C. Mandeyille E.C.Mills E. G. Murray C. M.O ' Hearn H. K. Olmstead F. G. Pick B. L. Prime J. L. Radel G. N. Slade B. B. Smith E. W. Spring E.K.Titus C. L. Walker C. B. Welles S. M. Wells S. H. Whedon P. E. Yeaton 192.5 P. Adams R. G. Annan S. V. Bani) E. C. Bench S.R.Blake H. R. Bloch r.. K. Bott H. W. Buck R. H. Burke F. S. Butterworth, Jr. J. E. Costello R. P. Crenshaw, Jr. I. B. Diven D. C. Downes R. C. Dowse W. N. Eisendrath, Jr. G. F. Ferris G. X. Foster J. J. Friedler, Jr. L. S. Gimbel, Jr. A. F. Gordman A. V. Greeley M.F. Hatcher, Jr. L.W.Hill, Jr. R. B. Hopkins M. H. James R. C. James, .Tr. L. H. Kirkbride, Jr. J. N. Knowles P. L. I.aFrance F. P. Latimer, Jr. F. n. Ley ens H. M. Loeb W. M. Loyejoy R. J. Luman T. McCance P. R.HacLean S. I. Miller W.J.Moody S. X. Morison G. A. N ' oring W. D. Post, Jr. E.J.Powell R. L. Purdy G. T. Roberts R. D. Rose R. S. Sayage D. R. Sheridan S. S. Stein L.R.Stoddard A. D. Swazey R. B.Tibbs S. B. Waring G. Whittlesey, Jr. 309 I li YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 CHICAGO LATIN SCHOOL CLUB OFFICERS J. E. Holland, Jr., ' 23 J. K. NoTz, ' 23 . J. J. Gallery, ' 24 President Secretary Treasurer E. Dick J. E. Holland, Jr. J. K. Notz 1922 G. F. McLaughlin 1923 A. C. Frost S.H.Otis E. J.Ru-snak H. Clow J.J. Gallery R. N. Isham 1924 R. Otis 1924 S. P. Kelley L. Leserman J. C. Outhet R. F. Cavenaugh C. M. Hines F. Moody F.J. Notz, Jr. 192.5 J. W. Rogers F. E. Scully A. B. Stout L. C. Sudler 810 THE YALE GROTON CLUB C. V. Whitney, ' 22 M. E. Foster, ' 23 F. Sheffield, ' 24 1922 G. E. Brewer R. Foster, Jr. C. V. Whitney 1923 M. E. Foster J. P. Hendrick L. K. Hyde, Jr. OFFICERS MEMBERS 1924 W. Bingham W. L. Goodwin, Jr. W. T. I.usk F. Sheffield 1925 F. D. Ashburn H. Binpham W. T. Bissell 311 President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer J. W. Bracken W. C Hammond G. M. Ives J. M. Kingsley W. G. Low L. Lowndes A. N. Morris J. B. Morris G. M. Pvnchon W. N. S ' altus B. Schieffelin THE HILL SCHOOL CLUB OFFICERS Truman P. Gardner, ' 22 William H. Coke, ' 22 S. John B. V each, ' 23 . William M. Robbins, ' 21 S. MEMBERS 1922 W. W. Anderson J. B. Benedict G. C. Colgate E. B. Cragin T. P. Gardner J. A. Gifford J. H. Hanway W. Jones J. W. Kinpshiirv B. Martin W. P. May 1922 S. R. M. Catlin W. H. C-ol e W. S. Rodie 1923 A. L. Fisk T. J. Foster J. K. Goodwine C. Nagle L. S, Piatt T. Scudder C. H. Storrs J. S. Seymour ,T. B. Veach W. C. Webb 1923 S. R. M. Adams A. P. Carv X. C. Peck E. J. Taylor J. McG. ' Willits 192+ H. E. Allen S. Butler A. M. Cullum O. A. West 1924. S. A. I,. Bentley J. F. Bookwalter R. C. Carr C. F. L. Chamberlaine J. M. Deayer J. E. Ingram, 3d R. N. Isham G. C. Kennedy J. Markle W. A. Stone W. M. Robbins 1925 D. S. Adams J. I.. Alexander, Jr. A. E. Bissell J. G. Blair W. B. Emerson G. J. Picks D. R. F. Fowler H. tnirney A. H. H;ill, Jr. B. L. Hardin, Jr. T. S. Hardin J. S. Haws President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer J. C. Hogg J. MacH. Hopkins, Jr. T. C. Hume G. W. Johnston W. C. Jones, Jr. O. B. Judson S. McClintic R. G. Macgill J. May, Jr. R. F. Moreland ,1. T. Xcwcomb F. P. Xorris, Jr. J. Rice. Jr. J. R. Ruggles A. G. Scherer, Jr. W. W. Stokes, Jr. G. A. Tborne, Jr. . T. C!. Tinsley, Jr. J. M. Tuttle , Jr. K. G. yonPlaten J. H. Wilson, Jr. L. W. Young 312 rm r . j .,; ■ ; V. BBb ! s BB . ■ x ! l gay fefj ss s 1 i fe i BQhI n H ■ THE HOTCHKISS CLUB OFFICERS H. B. Strong, ' 22 D. L. I.i-KE, ' 22 S. R. C. HrBBELL, ' 23 1922 J. R. Beard, Jr. W. R. Hisfrs R. G. Hoalt C. S. liowen J. C. Calhoun M. Dorsev D. G. Button F. M. Evans A.C.Frost H. Holden V. V. Holden W. G. lord S.W. .Mead H. E. Norton J. B. RockhiU H. B. Strong J. A. Thomas C. S. Webb C. D. Williams 1922 S. W. B, Hobbs D. L. Luke G. M. Xve W. A. P. Pullman J. R. Stebbins P. Terrell 1923 L. Arnold H. B. Cooke P. H. Cruikshank J.T. Curtis.s, Jr. T. W. Dwight E. Emerson C. R. Everitt B. B. Harris President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer MEMBERS C. B. Hester R.C. Hubbell B. B. May G. P. Milmine W, C. Parke J. M. Terrell C. M. Trowbridge N. T. U.s.sher H. J. ' ()orhis G. M. Wheeler 1923 S. G. S. Baird E. A. Eokart H.M.Marshall, Jr. M. Mitchell J. Sherwin C. K. Skinner E. R. Trowbridge F. A. Wilmot, Jr. 1924 S. H. Blackmer E.F.Blair G. H. Byrne L. G. Carjienter H.B.Clow.Jr. W. J. Ehrich,Jr. C. B. Esselstyn E. S. Herman C.B.Hill, Jr. W. E. Houghton C. C. Hubbel P. Kellev R.T. .Mcl.ane P. W. Pillsbury J. S. Piatt R. W. Pomerov L. H. Smith F. H.StackpoU C. S. Thomson D. E. Tullock P.H.Warren H. R. Wilson S. A. York 192+ S. H. Belin D. A. Cooke G. G. Emerson T. S. Gold S. E. Judd D. C. I.eggett J. ,T. Lincoln, Jr. W. Luke, 11 E. Matthiessen S. J. Stickley 192.5 C. Alvord R. L. Ardrev H. P. Baldwin L. H. Barbour M. D. Bardeen C. W. Belin W. E. Birdsall J. T. Brown F. S. Butterworth T.B.Chittenden J. F. Clark C. G. Cooper C. W. Costikyan Y. L. Deming W. G. Dominick C. A. Earl R. J. Eokart P. S. Evans .1. S. Ewing J. H.Garland .1. S. Guernsey J. B. Hanford R. Harwoud N. T. Hayes J. M. Hixon R. W. Hodgkins A. L. Hopkins C. G. Hurd D. S. Luce E. M. Lufkin C. O. Matcham A. McClement T. McCance W. L. Mead E. L. Michael J. A. North D. . . North R.Ordwav R. W. Pond F. C. Reed E. L. Richards J. D. Stocker L. C. Sudler R. T. Tjader T. N. Tracy B. E. Tuttle Van R. S. ' oislawsky C. H. Walker T. B. Wells E. G. Wilmot H. C. Wilson S. C. White N. B. Woolworth 313 MERCERSBURG CLUB OFFICERS R. G. Smith, ' 23 . President W. M. Armstrong, ' 23 P. C. Covert, ' 24 MEMBERS Secretary Treasurer K. S. Brown S. S. Hill, Jr 1923 T. W C. Ruber T. McMillan, Jr. R. H. Seiple R. S. Bachman 1924 W. B. Fairfax A. T repel J. L. Ash F. C. 1924 S. Bachman E. O. Deitz O. B. Skinner S. F. Bixler F. P. Browning David Burnett J. G P. B. N. W 1925 M. Fisher Harris Kelly H. K. A. H. Miller B. Roberts H. Seeds, Jr. A. W. Sheppard, Law D. M. Faust, Divinity GRADUATE SCHOOLS W. L. Hartnian, Law D. L. Helffrich, Law 314 THE LAWREXCEVILLE CLUB R. J. Larneb, ' 22 C. E. StokeSj Jr., ' 23 . W. G. Hellar, Jr., ' 25 OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer 1922 F. D. Wheeler 1923 J. F. Fowler, Jr. J. B. Galbraith I. S. Gilmore H. W. Hartraan,Jr. D. P. Parker L. M. Rumsey, Jr. E. C. Smith D. G. vonSchrader 1923 S. C. H. Conklin J. B. Maltby 1924 J. M. Bovard MEMBERS G. H. Byrne D. V. Crowell J. L. Hall H. M. Hamill G. S. Jennings R.H.Wilde 1924. S. J. C. Farrell A. Hulman, Jr. E. Melhado B. B. Smith 1925 R. J. Beatty H. J. Boulton G. S. Cowan, Jr. 315 B. F. Funk G. E. Heisen W. A. Herold A. A. Johnson G. L. Long F. A. McDevitt H. Root H. N. Rowley F. C. Ryan D. P. Savard C. L. Semans E. A. Walsh T. Weicker, Jr. C. L. Woody J. E. Wuichet PAWLING SCHOOL CLUB E. R. Broenniman, ' 22 V. A. Fergison, Jr., ' 23 S. OFFICERS President Secretary-Treasurer .MEMBERS 1922 Law G. G. Depew, ' 19 1922 J. A. G rover E. R. Broenniman 1923 G. A. Martin, Jr. 1923 S. J. A. Ferguson, Jr. 1924. S. A. H. Doolittle T. E. Doolittle Wm. Elliott. Jr. ,r. D. Sclioonniaker, Jr. R.S. McClellan 192.5 G. P. Freeland G. L. Murphy J. V. Ritchey W. E. Scholz 316 I 5 s j j B5i :!,. l flU Ib il IB POLYTECHNIC PREPARATORY SCHOOL OFFICERS Ganson ' Javne Baldwin . Norman Ferdinand Williams John Martin Whitaker President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer Ganson Javne Baldwin William Kurt Beckers William Leeming Jelliffe John Henry Brinckerhoff Francis Richard Dole William K. Beckers Cornelius Ruxton Love, Jr. Maurice John Russell Carl Herman I.iebman Harry Van Brunt Smith John Martin Whitaker MEMBERS 1922 William Gill Gridley 1922 S. Norman Ferdinand Williams 1923 Louis Albert Ruckgaber Otto Alfred Schreiber 1923 S. Herman David Ruhm, Jr. Dewitt Bernicke Backus Stucke 1924 John Phillips Moore 1924 S. Ernest Ohnell, Jr. 1925 Richardson Vernon Turner Charles Lorenzo Woody, Jr. 317 POMFRET SCHOOL CLUB OFFICERS John C. Parsons William N. Mallorv MEMBERS D. Marvin 1922 J. C. Parsons 1923 L. P. Curtiss H. B. Page F. M. Chamberlin 1924 W. N. Mallory F. B. Hillhouse H. B. Hosmer 1925 1922 S. A. L. Riker, Jr. 1923 S. W. Schuette,Jr. 318 D. L. Holbrook F. P. Ward President Secretary II SALISBURY CLUB Joseph L. Carman, Jr., ' 22 . Morris W. Abbott, ' 22 OFFICERS President Secretary MEMBERS Storer Boardman Lunt, ' 21 Morris Woods Abbott, ' 22 Joseph Lincoln Carman, Jr., Massena Clark, 22 Emerson Blauvelt Quaile, ' 22 Harry King Cross, ' 23 David Walter Chess, 24 Herl ert Pay son, Jr., ' 24 James Robinson Chamberlain, ' 24 S. Blair Childs, ' 25 Ronald George Hinchliffe, ' 25 Lee Saltonstall Johnson, ' 25 Charles Washljurn McDonnell, ' 25 Russell Hyde Xortham, ' 25 Bertram Work, ' 25 319 ST. MARK ' S SCHOOL CLUB C. A. Griscom, III G. A. Jenkins OFFICERS President Secretary MEMBERS 1922 W. F. Chambers C. A. Griscom 1923 P. D. Kountze 1924 laiifrhorne Gibson J. B. Lippitt 1925 W.B. Potts, Jr. L. M. Beebe G. A. Jenkins Dexter Ciimminps J.R.Lowe 320 ST. PAUL ' S SCHOOL CLUB OFFICERS R. F. WniTMER, Jr. W. C. Root S. R. Hall, Jr. . 1922 A. W. Biiipham, Jr. H. T. Bushnell W. Cheney T. C. Chubb W. F. Dater W. H. Harkness W. R.Marvin, Jr. E.Starr, Jr. A. P. Walker, Jr. 1923 W. T. Adee H. A. Ashforth W. D. Banks J. O. Bulkley P. Evarts, II J. Freeman E. T. Hill S. C. Hopkins, Jr. T. E. Shaw President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer MEMBERS W. Shiras W. D. Stevens 1923 S. A.M. Bell, Jr. D. T. Bulkley H. C. Davison, Jr. G. C. Ellis T.R.Evans, 2d J. A. McCrea, Jr. F. Reid, Jr. 1924. P. W. Bousal W. Chisholm, 2d G. V.Elliott, Jr. S. Ewing A. Francke, Jr. X. E. Freeman T. F. D. Haines J. B. Lewis, Jr. C. C. McCrea F. C. Perkins, Jr. C. C. Shaw H. E. Stehli 1924. S. C. Boettcher, 2d W. D. Dunning M. H. Haskell D. Kountze A. O. Norris 1925 C. V. Brokaw, Jr. J. C. Brown, Jr. J. E. Brown, Jr. W. P. Buck L.A.Carter, Jr. F. H. Crockard O. Enders H. W. Farnum S. G. Farrington R. C. Freedlander T.A.Gillespie E. P. Isham L. C. Kountze H. D. Lancaster J. L. Lawrence, Jr. J. R. McKeldin J.L. .Mott,.3d J. H. Ottley, Jr. J. E. Parsons W. T. Quimby F. Roljinson W. N. Ryerson, Jr. H. W. Sage, Jr. T. D. Sargent E. Sehafer, Jr. H. C. Scott M. L. Scott J. T.Stewart, 3d A. ' . Stout, Jr. 321 TAFT SCHOOL CLUB OFFICERS F. W. HiLLES, ' 22 R. F. SOLLEY, ' 22 N. T. Guernsey, Jr., ' 22 President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer 1922 W. W. Renjamin J. HrUlfrcman J. C. Cairns E. A. Chittenden, Jr. F. H. Cook E.Dick W. G. Gridley N. T. Guernsev, Jr. F. W. Hille.s E. K. Hul)l ard.Jr. Y. Knceland, Jr. W. Leslie, Jr. F. W. McKee E. W. Marvin L. P. Parker D. H. Perkins A. N. Rowland Y. G. Smith R. F. Sollev B. J. Wood H. K. Woodruff 192.3 J. Brooks A. Corbin Deceased. MEMBERS D. R.Husted E. S. Husted D. Keller C. P. Liickev S. McClure W. T. Mann R. C. Miller G.W.Norton, Jr. A. Steinert R. L. Tighe F. E. Vogel 1923 S. C. H. Alvord K. W. Atkins L. S. Greenleaf F. Franklin .T. B. Harris G. W. Houk F. C. Orthwein R. W. Orthwein J. X. Pharr, Jr. T.W.. Smith, Jr. 1924 G. F. B. Appel H.M.Briscoe, Jr. t!. Brvant S. Burpee M. Clark S. M. Cooper P. K. Dederick.Jr. J. M. C aines, Jr. C. D. Hilles,Jr. N. R. Jaffray B. .T. I.apham C. H. Lashar G. A. Lewis J. Locke J. H. More L. H. Putnam G. C. Quackenbush J. S. Rockefeller R. P. Welles W. H. Wilmer, Jr. 192+ S. G. R.Beardsell, Jr. J. C.Evans, HI J.I. Farwell F. P. Hunt S. W. Kellogg J. Kreuier C. B. Walbridge J. U. Wallace 192.5 R. Anderson J. W. Appleton E. M. Brooks H. B. Brownell, Jr. S. D. Capen, Jr. M. H. Haight J. F. Hanning N. Hoggson H. B. Holland J. H. Joss C. Kimball E. H. Ladd, HI .1. Leslie J. H. Lynch, Jr. S. Painter J. A. Pharr J. C. Pope F. DeW. Pratt S. Prentice, Jr. F. N. Pruyn E. L. Richards H. C. Robinson J.M.Schiff G. B. Thacher R. M. Thalheinier S. N. Whitney 322 THACHER CLUB J. W. Campbell, ' 22 O. Buckingham, ' 23 OFFICERS President Secretary and Treasurer MEMBERS T. S. Badger W. S. McCay 1922 B. J. Wood A. W. Parsons R.H.Warren F. B. Comstock R.W.Davenport 1923 1923 S. J. McCrea I. N. Fislier D. McLanahan F. Bascom W. Cowles 1924 S. Moore G. Heifelfinger R. McCallum C. Alvord B. Beckwith K.C. Brownell E. G. Bowman C. C. Curtis 1925 G. B. Thacher R. H. Gartley F. T. Holmes J.J. Miller, Jr. E. Smith W. F. Sargent GRADUATE MEMBERS B. P. Twitchell, -01 D.V.Garstin. ' lT 323 W. S. Lewis, ' 18 S. Baldwin, ' 19 Edison Dick P. T. Hawes THE WESTMINSTER CLUB OFFICERS President Secretary and Treasurer MEMBERS 1922 J.C. Borden E. Dick D. V. Cassard P. T. Hawes 1923 O. S. Hawes J. B. Carrington, Jr. 1924 S. J. Elder 1924 S. L. M. Porter 1925 R.M.Curtis L. F. Brown J. J. Marshall L. T. Dickason W. T. Newbold C. H. Eno C. Simmons J.J.Ficks W. G. Tuttle 324 YALE HAWAIIAN CLUB C. D. Pratt F. J. Peterson . J. W. Campbell D. C. Cooke H. B. Cooke R. H. Gartley J.L.Li OFFICERS MEMBERS President Secretary and Treasurer T. H. Lydgate F. Okamura N. T. Peck T. Taraura 335 HOSPITAL, ST. ANTHONY, NEWFOUNDLAND GRENFELL ASSOCIATION OF YALE UNIVERSITY OFFICERS Dr. Wilfred T. Grenfell T. I.. Badger, ' 22 Honorary Chairman Secretary-Treasurer ACTIVE MEMBERS Arthur W. Bingliam, Jr., ' 22 Francis B. C ' omstocli, ' 23 H. Cliapin Jacicson, 22 Edward T. Wakeman, ' 22 JI. HONORARY MEMBERS Walter F. Chambers, ' 23 H. Wilder Bentley, ' 23 Woodbridge E. Morris, ' 23 David Bacon, ' 25 326 Louis K. Hyde, ' 23 William H. Dunham, ,Ir., ' 23 Herbert W. Hartman, Jr., ' 23 ,l f A ' 1| If = iW ■UK. Page Kernan Voorhis January McKay Badger Williams Matthiessen Marvin Brewer Ashburn Collis Shiras Bennett Speiden LIBERAL CLUB W. R. Marvix, Jr. J. D. Bennett . President Secretary J. D. Bennett G. E. Brewer T. L. Badger W. R. F. Collis A ' . R. Marvin, Jr. R. W. Davenport W. Kernan F. O. MattWessen S. N. Wliitney MEMBERS 1922 R. G. Page A. W. Parsons C. D. AVilllams C. A. Wiglit J. G. F. Speiden 1923 W. Sliiras H. J. Voorhis J. J. McKay 1924 D. A. January 1925 F. D. Ashburn 327 Parsons Bowen Boalt Gifford G rover Lord Whitmer Whitney Carman Guernsey Bankson Crosby Webb Cook Beard OLD CROWS J. p. Rankson .1. K. Beard R. G. Boalt C. S. Bowen J. L. Carman W. Chenev F. H. Cook A. H. Crosby J. A. Gifford C. A. Griscom J. A. Grover N. T. Guernsey W. G. Lord J. C. Parsons C. S. Webb R. F. Whitmer C. V. Whitney F.H W.E H. F. Graham ABSENT CROWS A. L. Register A. W. Smith 328 ; ' ■ . «i !■■ iHiltiSv 1 tW 3| T HAak KjlfeJnk ' hi kjJC -• ■ w V i Bv ' ' U li ' 1 r Rfl BlKtV.  t 31 B 1 i lH; mp ' ' ■! T .r ' .- Mili ' Mfcf K ' ' Jr 1 Kiy f jf V- ■mm 1. w a ' -■ • - ts.. , ' , Bell Sherwin Whitmer Knapp Bailey Beard Kimball Holden Spencer Mitchell Palms Martin Otis Robert Kerr Richards F. H. Mitchell W. E. Otis MOHICANS OFFICERS Big Chief . Chief Little Chief G. R. Bailev J. R. Beard, Jr. A. M. Bell W. W. Holden R. A. Kimball R. T. Knapp MEMBERS B. Martin C. L. Palms, Jr. J. Sherwin, Jr. F. L. Spencer R. F. Whitmer, Jr. 329 Buck land Marvin Gridle ' Dater Solley Strong Kneeland H olden Kimball PENGUINS Y. KXEELAND Rex Penguinium W. W. Holden R. A. Kimball H. B. Strong W. G. Gridley E. W. Marvin C. C. Buckland W. F. Dater R. F. Solley 330 Baird Rodie Ferguson Benedict Barnard Alvord Nye Coates Hiokey Lippincott Skinner POTENTATES Curt Alvord Windy Baird Reg Barnard Jimmie Benedict Jack Coates Jim Coates Johnnie Ferguson Fireman Hiclsey Mo Lippincott George Nye Stew Rodie Chuck Skinner 331 YALE UNIVERSITY. 1921-1922 Professor William Lyon Phelps George Brewer Carl Bricken Massena Clark Albert Frost Chapin Jackson Yale Kneeland Rumsey Marvin Robert SoUey John Thomas Hall Paxton 332 WHIFFEXPOOFS R. A. Kimball F. H. Mitchell . Manager Trainer C. M. Dole J. S. Bush W. W. Holden H. B. Strong S. Woodward 333 Ciauss Hopkins Hickey ' Juaile Baker Coates O. Hawes Aldrich Buffinton Graham P. Hawes Boalt Olcott Lippincott BHsh YEGGS OFFICERS Mac Aldrich ........ Keeper of the Tools Johnnie Blish ......... Cliief Scout Dave Gaiss ..... . . . . . Rubber Mo Lippincott ......... Manager SECOND STORY MEN Cavalry Hopkins Battling Boalt Ollie Hawes Pete Ha wes Dud Olcott Brud Buffinton Fireman Hickey Harry Graham Deacon Quaile Tick Headley Jack Coates Jim Baker, Wandering Thug 334 Alvord Baither Taylor Clark Evans Farrell Rodie Barnard Skinner Davis THE ZITZ Curt Alvord Charley Baither Reg Barnard Bob Clark String Davis Tour Evans Jim Farrell Stu Rodie Chuck Skinner Ted Tavlor 335 Yen Xaimark Chen Tsai Wong, W.Y. Main Fedoroff Selden Lyon Tisdale Guild Faulkner Price Palanca Cnang Yao Banij Rossiter AUenby Marsh McGavran Tanaka COSMOPOLITAN CLUB OFFICERS Ivan S. Rossiter, D. Prof. Max S. Mandell John S. Marsh, ' 22 Lawrence R. Guild, ' 22 ScovEL M. Lyon, ' 22 . President Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer FACULTY Dean Cliarles R. Brown Prof. Konneth S. Latourette Prof. Max S. Mandell Prof. Wm. L. Phelps Prof. F. Wells Williams 336 BANNER AND POT POURRI ACTIVE MEMBERS H.E.Allen, ' 24 H. A. Allenby, ' 23 D. J. K. Angel, ' 23 G. L. Artamonoff, ' 23 S. S. V. Banij, ' 2.5 A. L. G. Harreaiix, ' 23 Art H. H. Bousman, 21 W. M. Bradner, ' 22 W. C. Biotknian, ' 22 E. F. Campbell, ' 18 C.E.Carter, ' 22 For. W. A. W. Carter, ' 24 S. S. K. Y. Chang, ' 25 J. R. Coombs, D. S. N. Cooper, ' 22 For. J. M. Cordopatis, ' 23 G. G. Depew, ' 22 L. J. I,. Evans, ' 23 L. M. Faulkner, ' 21 S. V. N. Fedoroff, 24.8. H. R.Goldberg, ' 23 H. L. Gordon, Grad. L. R. Guild, ' 22 .1. R. Halmshaw, ' 22 D. J. L. Hodous, ' 2.5 C. C. Hsiang, ' 22 L. H. C. Hume, ' 25 T. F. Hunton.Grad. H. S. Jamwall, For. E. Kioka, Mus. F. W. Lee, ' 25 J. L.Li, ' 23 T. T. Li, ' 23 For. U.S. Br. West Indies U.S. Rus.sia Siam France U.S. U.S. ■ U.S. (China) U.S. Australia Canada China Canada Canada Greece U.S. U. S. (China) France Russia U.S. Lithuania U. S. England U.S. China U. S. (China) Canada India Japan China China China H. R. Lundgren, ' 23 L. S. M. Lyon, 22 D. A. McGavran, ' 22 D. 0. W. Main, ' 22 J. S. Marsh, ' 22 A. R. H.Mueller, ' 24 D. M. Naimark, 25 E. J. Neethling, ' 23 For. E. L. Nowak, ' 22 D. H. W. O ' Neill, ' 25 A.C. Palanca, ' 24L. J. H.Paul, ' 23 F. W. Price, ' 22 D. J. H. Quinn, ' 25 R. P. Richards, ' 22 S. 1. S. Rossiter, ' 23 D. L.T.Ruiz, ' 24 D. J. K. Selden, ' 24 S. Selden, ' 22 H. D. Sheldon, ' 25 B. B. Steffanson, ' 24 W.R.Stewart, D. T. Tamura, ' 22 M. I. Tanaka, ' 23 D. J. D. Tliompson, ' 25 L. C. Tisdale, ' 23 S. I. O. Tsai C. Wan, ' 23 For. C. A. Wight, ' 22 W. Y. Wong, ' 22 S. J. W. Workman, ' 21 Y. L. Yao, ' 24 T. B. Yen U. S. U.S. (China) U.S. (India) U. S. (China) U.S. U.S. Russia South . frica Russia Australia Philippines U.S. (China) U. S. (China) England U.S. Canada Phili]ipines U. S. (China) U.S. (China) England Norway U.S. (China) Hawaiian Is. Ja))an Palestine U.S. China China U.S. China U.S. China China 337 THE MORY ' S ASSOCIATION Hox. John L. Gilson . Dr. Raynham Townshend E. Byrne Hackett BURNSIDE WiNSLOW OFFICER S. 1921-19-22 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer GOVERNING BOARD To serve until 1923: Hon. Stephen Whitney J. Frederiek Haker Frederiek D. tliove, Jr. Arthur W. Mal lev To serve until 1924: Hon. Philip Troup Georjje K. Woodbine William . . Rice Thomas W. Swan To serve until 192.5: Kzekiel S. Uronson Hon. Omar W. Piatt ( rrahani F. Thompson Burnside Winslow 338 m .e4fe . « .: GENP:RAL SU3IMARY OFFICERS Professors, including other University Officers . . . . 105 Associate Professors ......... 11 Assistant Professors, including other officers of equivalent rank 117 Instructors, including Lecturers, etc. ...... 1.50 Assistants in Instruction ........ 132 Assistants in Administration ........ 172 Total 747 STUDENTS Graduate School Yale College Sheffield Scientific School The Freshman Year School of .Aledicine Divinity School School of Law School of the Fine Arts School of Music School of Forestrv Deduct for names i nserted twice Students not Candidates for Degrees Grand Total .... Degrees or Others not Certificates Candidates 373 264 1042 51.5 9 8()2 163 4 129 29 213 64 25 89 24 34 3484 355 24 34.60 35.5 3815 340 WINCHESTER SPORTSMEN ' S Headquarters There ' s no better place in town for College men to buy Sporting Goods, Golf Suits and Sport Clothing 91 CHURCH STREET NEAR CHAPEL STREET The Yale Co-operative Corporation Organized 1885 — Incorporated 1893 The stockholders are graduates who were Co-op. members, and the present undergraduate Co-op. members. Dividends are paid when purchases are made. Its control is in the hands of the present Board of Directors. It has no obligations except to pay its expenses and accounts due. At any time the Board of Directors can vote to liquidate its surplus and turn it over to the University for scholar- ships or any worthy cause. The present Board representing the various Classes and depart- ments is made up as follows : Prof. Wm. Lyon Phelps, President Prof. Avard L. Bishop, Secretary F. O. Robbins, Treasurer and Superintendent Prof. R. C. Hawley. Forestry School R. H. Alcorn, Law School H. W. Ferris. Medical School E. F. Campbell, School of Religion F. J. Manning, Graduate School F. W. Hilles, 1933 X. B. Gaddess. 1932 S. R. P. Foote. 1923 E. N. Cutler, 1933 S. C. M. Stewart, 1924 H. E. Landis. Jr., 1924. S. S. X. Whitney. 1925 341 INDEX Abbreviations Administrative Officers Albany Academy Club Alumni Associations Alpha Chi Rho . Aljjha Delta Phi . Alpha Sigma Phi Alumni Advisory Board Alumni Weekly . Andover Club Asheville Club . Association Football Team Atliletics Board of Control Aurelian Honorary Society Banjo and Mandolin Clubs Banner Banner and Pot Pourri Baseball : Captains and Managers Freshman Records University Basketball Berkeley Association Berzelius Beta Theta Pi . Book and Bond . Book and Ciavel . Book and Snake . Boxing Brick Row Book Slio] Buildings, Erection of Byers Hall Committee Calendar, University 12 19 30i 66-75 120 9.3 119 15 Hi 302 305 221 154 102 245 138 137 175 179 176 173 207 267 105 101 1 17 115 107 213 149 25 269 8 342 ESTABLISHED 1618 tlemen s ?urnisl ing Doi s, MADISON AVENUE COR. FORTY-FOURTH STREET NEW YORK BROOKS BROTHERS ' Building Telephone Murray Hill 8800 I ONLY A STEP FROM Grand Central, Subway, and many leading Hotels Everything tor Men ' s and Boys ' Wear in Town and Country Clothing, Furnishings, Ha ts, Shoes, Trunks, VaUses Leather Goods, etc. Send for Clothes and the Hour Our Representative makes frequent visits to the Hotel Taft BOSTON Tremontcor. Boylston NEWPORT 220 Bellevue avenue 343 YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 Celven Chil) Chestnut Hill Club Chicago Latin lScIiooI Club Chi Delta Theta Chi Phi Choate Club Choir Christian Associations : College Divinity General Secretaries Sheffield Class Officers, Academic Class Officers, Sheffield Class Orators and Poets Class Secretaries: Academic Divinity School Forestry School Law School Medical School Sheffield Cloister Colony Corbey Court Corporation Cosmopolitan Club Crew: Columbia Races Former Crews Freshman Harvard Races Ptiiiisyl ania Races Princeton Races . Records Cup .Men Deacons 301 300 310 80 1 ]•_ ' 307 217 261 266 263 26.5 61 65 50 52 57 58 56 55 54 285 283 116 13 336 161 166 170 137, 159 161. 163 16 1 163 277 263 344 A PURELY MUTUAL ORGANIZATION New York Life Insurance Co. (Incorporated under the Laws of New York) 346 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, N. Y. Seventy-Seventh Annual Statement DARWIN P. KINGSLEY, President Balance Sheet, .January 1, 9 2 l Securities at Market Value as furnished by Insurance Dept. , State of N. Y. ASSETS Real Estate Mortgage Loans Policy Loans .... Collateral Loans Liberty Bonds and Victory Notes Government, State, Prov- ince, County and Mu- nicipal Bonds Railroad Bonds . Miscellaneous Bonds and Stocks Cash Uncollected and Deferred Premiums .... Interest, and Rents due and accrued, etc. Total S 8,362,881.00 183,733,805.92 164,305,141.17 ■. ' .301,(100.00 130,638,900.00 155,439,933.50 371,524,487.07 7,335,003.00 11,067.144.16 14,674,443.08 13,280,399.90 LIABILITIES Policy Reserve .... $787,157,463.00 Other Policy Liabilities . 28,537,025.08 Premiums. Interest and Rentals prepaid . . . 4,361,995.18 Taxes, Salaries. Rentals, Accounts, etc. , . . 7,549.037.63 Additional Reserves . . 7,485,874.00 Dividends payable in 1922 43,287,368.71 Reserve for Deferred Divi- dends J9, 303. 179.00 Reserves, special or sur- plus funds not included above 15,960.196.30 $952,632,138.80 Total I $952,632,138.80 Paid to and on Account of Policy-holders during 19 ' 21 Loaned Policy-holders during 1 ' .I21 under Policy Contracts Loaned on Farms during 1931 Loaned on Mortgages for housing purposes during 1931 . Loaned on Business Property during 1931 The earnin}; power of Ledger Assets, including Cash in Bank, advanced 0.16% during the year. $134,308,409.00 40,871,;i83.00 ]. ,004,330.00 9,(34(1,991.00 11,358,909.00 345 YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 Debating Dedication De Forest Orations Delta Kappa Epsilon . Delta Phi . Delta Psi . Delta Sigma Rho Dramatic Association . Elilui Club Elizabethan Club Exeter Club Fence Orators Fencing . . . . Football: Captains and Presidents Freslmian Records University Foundation of Departments Foundation of Societies Franklin Hall . Freshman Honors General Athletics Glee Club . Golf Team Graduate Fellows Grenfell Association Groton Club Gun Club . Gymnasium Team Hawaiian Club Hill School Club Historical Dates, Table of Hockey Honor Societies . Honors Hotchkiss Club . 271 7 •i7 97 113 109 81 253 91 281 308 51 215 183 189 183 181 25 76 287 38 201 243 223 4i 326 311 225 217 325 312 10 205 77 27-39 313 346 CHASE AND COMPANY CLOTHING Hosiers, Glovers and Shirt Makers — EngUsh Hats NKVV HAVEN, CONNKCTICL T We specialize in Outfitting of Men with Garments and Accessories for every requirement of Day and Evening Wear, Dress, Business. Tiavel or Sport. 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Pomfret Club Potentates Pot Pourri Presidents of tlie College Prizes, Lhidergraduate Prizes, L ' niversity Psi L ' psilon Publications Publishing Association Pundits Ranking Scholars for 1921, 1922. 1923 29 43 93 235 211 111 315 115 327 26 125 314. 329 338 241 129 12 21 328 249 316 330 79 111 114 317 318 331 139 25 32 33,40 95 122 144 332 27-30 348 YALE MEMORABILIA Our collection of books relating to Yale l niversity is considered the most complete of any on sale. AVe can from stock fill wants for Ban- ners and Pot-Pourris back to the very early issues. We can replace a lost Class Book Pamphlets, I ectures and Addresses Class Poems and Orations Unique Books about Yale Pictures of Yale in the Past Etchings of Present Day Yale Undergraduate Publications ESTABusHcpiaoo.j EDUCATIONAL BOOKS. BOOK STORE. JfC CEKWHinocK PRES. ZI9 - 221 ELM ST. NEW-HAVEN. CT. 349 YALE UNIVERSITY, 1921-1922 Record Rifle Team Sachem Hall Salisljury St. Anthony St. Elmo . 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