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

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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.

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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

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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