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RIGHT REv. THOMAS CHURCH BRow ELL, D.O., LL.D. who was born at Westport, Massachusetts, October 19, 1779, and died at Hartford, Connecticut, January 13, 1865. From 1819 to 1865 he was the third Bishop of Connecticut and the Presiding Bishop from 1852 to 1865. From 1824 to 1831 he was the first President of the College.

Presid ents RIGHT REv. THOMAS CHURCH BROWNELL, D.O., LL.D. REv. ATHANIEL SHELDO WHEATON, S.T.D . .

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Senatus A cademicus CORPORATIO THE PRESIDENT OF THE CoLLEGE, ex officio PRESIDENT RoBERT THoR E, LL.D. THE HoN. JosEPH BuFFINGTON, LL.D. THE HoN. FRA K L. WILcox, B.A. WILLIAM Gwi MATHER, M.A., LL.D. }oH PRINCE ELTo , B.S. .

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FR AN K COL E BABBITT, Pn .D .

P rofessor of the Greek Language and Literature 65 VERNON STREET B.A ., H arva rd , 1890; M .A., 1892 ; Ph .D ., 1895; Fell ow of t he Ameri ca n Sc hool of Classica l Studies at Ath ens, 1895-96. In stru ctor in Greek at Harva rd , 1896-98; Professor at Trinity, 1899; M ember of th e American Archaeologica l Institute; M ember Execu ti ve Co mmittee Ameri ca n Philologica l Associa tion, 1909-11 ; Vice-Presid ent American Phil ologica l Associa tion, 1923-27; President of th e Am eri can Philologica l Association. P resid en t Classical Associ ation of ew E ngland , 1920-21; M ember of Cou nci l America n Association of U niversity Professors, 1923-25 ; Presid ent H a rva rd Club of Connecticut, 1912-1 3. Auth or of "Gree k Gramm ar," al so of papers in American j ournal of Archaeolop, and in llarvard Studies in Classica! Philolof!,y; Pl utarch's"Morali a" (Tran slatiOn) in th e Loeb Classical Library, 1926; " Pl ato and T he Movies," in The Harvard Graduates' M agazine, 1926. Contributor of va ri ous articl es to Phil ological periodi ca ls. <I>BK, 0~X .

H E RY AUGUSTUS PE RKI NS, M.A ., E.E

Professor of Physics

55 Fo REST STRE ET B.A., Yale, 1896; M.A ., Columbi a, 1899 ; E. E., Colu mbi a, 1 99. Member of Ameri ca n Physica l Society ; Soci ete F ranca ise de Ph ysique; Associate Member of Am eri can In stitu te of E lectri ca l E ngi neers. Author of "A n In trod uction to General Th ermo D ynami cs;" has pu bli shed articles in American j ournal of S cience, Scientific American, Electrical W orld, Comptes Rendus, Le Radium, Y ale Review and t he P hysical Review. <l>BK, ~ 2 . AD. <I>.

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Professor of E conomics 689 AsYLUM AVE 'U E A. B., U niversity of M ichiga n, 189 1; st udi ed at Berl in and Tu bingen, at Columbia ni versity, and t he University of Pennsylva nia, receivi ng his Ph .D . from th e latter institution. For two wi nters wit h t he Chari ty Orga nization Society of ew Yo rk City ; Assista nt in Economi cs at t he Uni versity of Wisconsin ; Instructor in Economics and Social Science at Swa rth more Coll ege, and Lectu rer at the niversity of Penn sylva ni a. Author of " P rofi t and Wages." Contrib utor to t he A nnals of the American A cademy of P olitical and S ocial Science, American Statistical A ssociation Publications, Yale Review, etc.

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R ensselaer Pol ytechnic Institute, 1896; M.C.E., Harvard, 1915. Engineer and Contractor, 1896-1901; Instructor, Lehigh University, 1901-0-l; Professor of Mathematics and Civil Engineering, Clarkson Memorial School of Technology and General Engineering Practice, 1904-05; Professor of Civil Engineering, Trinity, 1905-; Member of the Rensselaer Society of Engineers; Connecticut Society of Civil Engineers; Harvard Engineering Society; American Astronomical Society. ~3.

HORACE CHE EY SWAN, M.D. Professor of Physiology and H ygiene, Medical Director

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M.D ., Cum L aude, Tufts College Medical School, 1903; B.P.E., International Y. M. C. A. College. Instructor Histology, Harvard Summer School of Physical Education, 1903-05; Director of Gymnasium, Wesleya n University, 1903-05; International Y. M. C. A. College, Graduate Division, Summer School, Professor of Bacteriology and Central ervous System; Medical Director, Professor of Physiology and H ygiene, Trinity College, 1905-; Member of Hartford Medical Association, Connecticut Medical Association, Fellow American Medical Association, Fellow American Public Health Association, Connecticut Public Health Association, Member American Association for the Advancement of Science, Connecticut Branch of American Association of Bacteriologists. <1>.6.X.

REV. ARTHUR A. ADAMS, PH.D. Professor of English and L ibrarian

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B.A., Rutgers, 1902; M.A., 1903; Ph.D., Yale, 1905; B.D ., Berkeley Divinity School, 1910; S.T.M., Philadelphia Divinity School, 1916. Instructor in English at the University of Colorado, 1905-06; Assistant Professor at Trinity, 1906-08; Associate Professor, 1908-11; Professor of English, 1911-15; Professor of English and Librarian, 1915-: Acting Professor of English at the University of Maine, Summer Term, 1912. Member of the Modern Language Association of America and of the American Philologica l Association. Author of Syntax of the Temporal Clause in Old English Prose, collaborator on the Gray and Wordsworth Concordances, author of notes and reviews in Jlfodem Language Notes, and contributor to various other periodicals. <I>BK, .6.<1>.

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LE ROY CARR BARI~ETT, PH.D.

Professor of the Latin Language and Literature 31

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B.A.,' Washington and Lee, 1897; M .A., 1898, Ph.D., Johns Hopki ns, 1903.

In structor in Latin, Johns Hopkins, 1903-07; Preceptor in Classics, Princeton, 1907-09; Instructor, D artmouth, 1909-10; Professor, Trinity, 19 10-; Editor of Kashmirian Atharva Veda Books I-V, VII-XIV. Recording Secretary, American Oriental Society, 1918-25; Acting Secretary-Treasurer, American Philological Association, 1927-28. <I>BK, ~AE .

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B.A., University of Minnesota, 1903; M.A., Columbia University, 1908; Graduate Student !'Ecole pratique des Hautes-Etudes, Uni versity of Paris, 1910-11 ; Ph .D ., Columbi a University, 1912; Instructor, Columbia University, 1911-1 5; ort ham Professor of History and Political Science, Trinity College, 1915- ; Author, "Politics and Religion in the D ays of Augustine," " ationalism and Religion in America, 1774-1789;" Chairman, Hi gh School Committee, H artford; Executive Secretary, Connecticut Committee for American Hi storica l Association Fund; Contributor to Dictionary of American Biographies. <I>BK, I:AE.

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J ames ]. Goodwin P rofessor of English Literature

69 V E R 0 STREET B.A., University of Chicago, 1907; P h.M., 1908; Ph .D ., H arvard University, 1916. Teacher of E nglish, Smith Academy, St Louis, 1908-09; Assista nt Professor of E nglish, Uni versity of Southern Ca li fo rn ia, 1909-10; P rofesso r of E nglis h, University of Southern Californi a, 1910-14; Instructor in E nglish, H a rva rd Uni versity, 1916-1 7; Professo r, Trini ty College, 1917-. Author of "A Lonely F lute" and of " Sha kespeare Questions. A Study of th e Chi ef Plays," "The H arvest of a Quiet Eye." Con tri butor to various literary and lea rned jou rn als. Winn er of Gu ggenh eim schola rship for social work in E urope on " Romantic Solitud e." ~ T ~ . 8 IJI'.

HAROUTUNE MUGU RDICH DADOU RIAN, PH .D .

S eabu ry P rofesso r of AI athematics and A stronom y

125 VERNON STREET Ph.B. , Ya le, 1903; M .A., 1905; Ph.D ., 1906; Loo mi s Fellow in Ph ysics.

1903-05; Assistant in Ph ysics, 1905-06 ; Instructor in Sheffi el d Scienti fi c Sc hool and Lect urer at Gra du ate Sc hool of Ya le, 1906-1 7; Aeronautical E ngineer for U. S. Arm y, 1917-1 9; Associate P rofessor of Ph ysics, T rinity, 1919-23; Professo r of M at hemati cs, Trinity, 1923-; Fellow of Ameri ca n Ph ysica l Soci ety and of Ameri ca n Associa ti on for Adva nce ment of Science; M ember of America n Math ematical Society and of Ameri ca n M ath ematica l Association; Aut hor of "Analyti cal M echani cs" and of " G rap hi c Sta ti cs." Contribu tor of papers on prin ciples of dy nami cs, radioactivity, X-rays, radia tion, el ectrons, elasti city, properties of tunin g for ks, sound rangin g, rela ti vity . I:S:.

E DWARD LEFFING WELL TROX ELL, PH .D .

Professor of Geology

123 VERNON ST R EET B.A., 1908; M .A., 1909; North wes tern Uni versity ; Ph .D., 1914, Yale; Assist ant in Geology, Amh erst College, 1913-14 ; Assistant in Museum andR esearch, Michi ga n Uni ve rsity, 1914-1 7; Capt. lnf. U. S. A., 1917-19; Overseas one year; Student, Sorbonne Uni versity, 1919; Resea rch Associate in P aleontol ogy, Yale, 1919-25 ; Assistant Professor of Geology, Trinity, 1920-25; P rofessor of Geology, Trinity, 1925- ; Dea n, 1925-28; Geological ex plora ti on and field tri ps in the Wes t ; 40 publica tions on Geology, P aleontology, Mu seu m M ethods, Edu ca ti on; Member of P aleontologica l Society, Ameri ca n Society of M am.; App alachi an Moun t ain Club, H artford Society Arch. Inst.

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Ph . B., Brown, 1907; M.S., McGill University, 1909; Ph.D ., 1913; Demonstrator and Lecturer in Chemistry, McGill, 1907-14; Assistant Professor in Chemistry, 1914-20; Scoville Professor of Chemistry at Trinity, 1920-.

Member of the American Chemical Society, American Association for the Advancement of Science. Contributor to the j ournal of Chemical Society, (London), j ournal of American Chemistry Society, j ournal of B iological Chemistry. Winner of Canadian Governor General's Medal for Scientific Resea rch at McGill for 19 12 . <I>BK, 2:2.

MORSE SHEPARD ALLE , PH .D .

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HARRY TODD COSTELLO, PH .D .

Brownell Professor of P hilosophy 12

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B.A., Earlham College, 1908; M.A., Harvard, 1910; Ph .D ., Harvard, 19 11 ; Sheldon Research Fellow (Harvard ) at the University of Paris, 1911-12; InStructor at Harvard, 1912-14; Instructor at Yale, 1914-1 5; Instructor and Lecturer directing research at Columbia, 1915-20; Special Instructor at Co!lege of the City of New York, 1919-1920; Professor at Trinity, 1920-. Member of American Philosophical Association; American Association for the Advancement of Science. Contributor to the j ournal of P hilosophy and other philosophical journals.

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Assistant Professor of R omance Languages 220 FARMINGTON AvENUE B.A., 1917; M.A. , 1922; Ph .D., 1923, J ohns H opkins University; Instructor in Latin and French, St. James School, Maryland, 1917-19; Graduate Fellow Un iversity of Liege, Belgiu m under auspices of Belgian Relief Commission, 1920-2 1; Instru cto r in Romance Languages, Trinity, 1923-25; Assista nt Professor of Roman ce Languages, Trinity, 1925-. President, Alliance Francaise, Group de H artford, 1927-28; 1930-32; Member of The America n Association of University Professo rs. <J.!BK.

STERLING BISHOP SMITH , Pn.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry 77 ANSONIA STREET Ph .B., 1920; M .S., 1923, Yale University; Ph .D ., 1927, New York niversi ty; Assistant in Chemistry, Yale U niversity, 1920-23; In structor in Chemistry. Trinity College, 1923-26; Instructor in Chemi stry. Hill yer In stitute, 1924-25; Assistant Professor of Chemistry, Trinity College, 1927-; Contri butor to the j ournal of the American Chemical S ociety; Member of the American Chemical Society,

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THOMAS H UME BISSO

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396 Hrusm E AvENUE Graduate Ontario Normal College, 1906; Junior Master Galt Collegiate Institute, 1906-Q9; M.A., Queen's College, 1913; Ph.D., U niversity of Chicago, 1923; Head of Department of Biology and C hemistry, Regina College Institute, 1914-16; Co. Serg. Maj., C. E . F., 1916-1 8; Sec. Lieut., British Imperial Army, 1918-19; France, 1918; Instructor in Botany, Canadian U ni versity (Army), England, 1919; Lecturer in Biology, Queen's University, 19 1920; British E mpire Scholar, U niversity of Chicago, 1920-21 ; Assistant in Zoology, University of Chicago, 192 1-23; Instru ctor Zoology, Y. M. C. A. College of Libera l Arts, Chicago, 1922-23; Professor of Biology and Zoology, Coe College, 1923-25; Professor of Biology, Trinity, 1925-; Instructor in Marine Invertebrate Zoology, Marine Biology Laboratory, Woods Hole, Mass., 1926-. Member American Association for Adva nceme nt of Science; Fellow Iowa Academy of Science: Member American Association of Universi ty Professors. rA, :E:O:, <I>T<T.

ARCHIE ROY BANGS, PH .D .

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B.Sc., M .A., Ph .D., U ni versity of Pennsylva nia; Formerl y Instructor in Psyc hology, U ni ve rsity of Penn sy lva nia; Psychologist at Montgomery Sc hoo l, Wy nnewood , Penn sylva nia; Rector of St. Mark 's C hurch, Casper, Wyomin g; St. J ohn 's Church and Social Settl ement, ort hern Liberties, Philad el phi a ; and of t he Church of Ou r Savior, J enk intown, Pennsylva ni a; Chap lain , U ni ted States Arm y. Mem ber of t he Ameri ca n Associati on for the Adva ncement of Science; t he Ameri can Association of niversity Profes ors; the American Psychologica l Association. E> ~X .

EVA LD LAUR IDS SKA U, PA .D. A ssistant Professor of Chem istry

B. S., T rini ty, 1919; M.S ., T rini ty, 1920; Ph.D., Ya le University , 1925 ; Chemi st, E merso n La boratori es, Spri ngfi eld, Mass., 1920-21; Inst ruc tor, T rini ty College, 192 1-22; Uni versity Fell ow, Ya le Uni versity, 1923-2+; D uPont Fellow, 1924-25; Research Fell ow, Ya le U ni versity, 1925-26; ational Resea rch Fell ow, Massac hu setts In stitute of Techn ology, 1926-28; Assis t ant Pro fessor of Chemi st ry, Trinity Co ll ege, 1927- : Me mber of Ameri ca n Chemica l Society ; Contributor to j ournal of the American Chemical Society, j ournal of P hysical Chemistry, and Zeitschrift f ur Physikalische Chimie. <f>BK , AXE,

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B.S., T rin ity Coll ege, 1923: M.A. , T rini ty College, 1927; Editoria l Department . The H artfo rd Courant. 1923-28; Alumni Sec retary and Facu lty Manage r of Athl eti cs with rank oflnstructor, 1928-. ~ IF .

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Dean m!d Assistant Professor of E nglish 86 VER ON STREET B.A. , Harvard Universit), 190 ; M.A., H arvard University, 1909; Ph.D., Harvard University, 1924; Dexter Scholar, Harvard, 1927; John Simon Guggen heim Memorial Fellow, 1928; Taught at Harvard, 1912-28; Dean and Assistant Professor of English, Trinity College, 1928-; Me mber of Modern Lan guage Association of America; American Association of University Professors; ew England Association of Teachers of E nglish; Friends of the Bodleian; Contributor to The Nation, New England Magazine, The Atlantic M onthly; Editor (with Professor Charles Townsend Copeland) The Co peland Reader; author of "Browning's Ancient Classical Sou rces," in Jlarvard Studies in Classical P hilology.

JOSEPH CORNELl S CLA RK, B.P.E. I nstructor of P hysical Training 147

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B.A., 1922, M.A., 1926, Ph.D., 1930, University of Pennsylvania; formerly Instructor in Psychology, University of Pennsylvania; American Psychological Association (Associate Member); American Association for Advancement of Science; American Association of University Professors; Association of Consulting Psychologists (Associate Member); Clinical Section of America n Psychological Association (Associate Member); 8~X.

WILLIAM CLARK HELMBOLD, B.A. Instructor in Gruk

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CHARLES JAMES ROHR, PH.D. A ssistant Professo r in Ilistory and Political Science CooK HALL Ph.D. , The Johns Hopkins University, 1931; taught Political Science at University of Baltimore, 1929-30; Instructor of History and Political Science, Trinity College, 1930-31; Assistant Professor of History and Political Science, 193 1-; Member of American Political Science Association ; Member of American Association of University Professors; Contributor to The Johns Hopkins Alumni Magazine and Baltimore Sunday "Sun Magazine"; Author of "The Governor of Maryland "; KA.

ALFRED LOUIS PEIKER, PH.D. I nstructor in Chemistry 122 MoNROE STREET B.S., Triniry, 1925; M.S., Trinity, 1926; Ph.D., McGill University, 1930.

Member American Chemica l Sociery; :E1 , :EE.

ARTHUR TILLMAN MERRITT, M.A .

Organist an d A ssistant Professor in Jlfusic 30 ALLEN PLACE B.A., University of Missouri, 1926; M.A., Harvard, 1927; holder of the John Knowles Paine Traveling Fellowship in Music, 1927-29; studied musical theory and composition in Paris with Madia Boulanger and Paul Dukas; Instructor of Music at Harvard, 1929-30; Organist and Assistant Professor of Music at Trinity. 1930-.

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ALFRED KI G MITCHELL, PH.D. A ssistant Professor in !11athematics 1-!9 WHIT. EY STREET

A.B ., T he J ohns H op kin s U niversity, 1925 ; M.A., Th e Johns Hopkins Un iversity, 1927; Ph.D. , The J ohn s Hopkins U ni versity: Instructor of Math ematics at Yale University, 1929-31; M ember of America n M athemati ca l Society and of American Mathematica l Association; fll(A, 1;8.

HOWARD DA IEL DOOLITTLE, B.S. I nstructor in P hysics WETHER SF I ELD, CoNN .

B.S .. Trinity Coll ege, 193 1; Member of America n Association for Advancement of Scie nce; <!>BK.

HERBERT ASHTON, C.E. I nstructor in E conomics

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A. EVERETT AUSTIN, ]R., B.A .

Instructor in Fine Arts 130

ScARBOROUGH RoAn

A. B., Harvard, 1922. One year in Egypt excavating with the Harvard University and Boston Museum of Fine Arts; three years, Assistant to Mr. Edward Forbes, Director of Fogg Museum, Harvard University; came to Hartford in 1927; since then, Director of the Wadsworth Athenaeum; Instructor, Trinity College, 1927-; Contributor to Arts.

CLARE 1CE IRWIN NOLL, B.S. Assistant in Chemistry

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B.S., Lebanon Valley College, 1930; Member American Chemical Society.

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B.S., Trinity College, 193 1; .EN.

FREDERICK MORRIS REI HART A ssistant in Chemistry

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SEABURY HALL

B.S., Juniata College, 193 1.

WILLIAM HA COCK McEL EY, B.A. Instructor in Latin 839

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HENRY WOLCOIT BUCK, C.E. Instructor in Civil Engineering WETHERSFIELD

ORBID LACEY, A.B. I nstructor in History HARTFORD

REVERE D HERBERT PARRISH, D.D. Lecturer in P hilosophy

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WILLIAM ARTHUR BoEGER

Vice-President

HERBERT GEoRGE NoRMAN

Secretary- Treasurer

NATHANIEL BLANCHARD ABBOTT

TRINITY TERM Pre~ident_

WILLIAM ARTHUR BoEGER HERBERT GEORGE

Vice-President

ORMAN

Secretary- Treasurer

HARRIS KING PRIOR

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NATHANIEL BLANCHARD ABB OTT

Hartsdale, N . Y. Class Vice-President (3), Secretary-Treasurer (4) ; Medusa; S. D. C.; Jesters (1, 2, 3, 4), President (3, 4) ; Glee Club (1, 2, 3), Vice-President (2, 3), Librarian (3), Assistant Student Conductor (3) ; Choir (1, 2, 3, 4) ; Literary Club (1, 2, 3) ; Tripod (2, 3) ; College Quartette (3, 4); Major subject: Classics; D.<l>.

Prepared at Greenburgh H igh S chool

RAYMOND KELLY ADAM S

Deep R iver, Conn.

Sophomore Hop Committee (2) ; Sophomore Rul es Committee (2) ; Junior Prom Committee (3) ; S.D. C.; Political Science Club (1, 2, 3, 4) ; Baseball (1, 2, 3), Captain (3) ; Major subject: History; ~N. Prepared at Deep R iver H igh S chool

DANIEL SYLVESTER ANDRU S

Germantown, Philadelphia, P a..

Medusa; Glee Club (2, 3, 4) ; Soccer Team (2, 3, 4) , Captain (2, 3, 4); Junior Varsity Basketball (1), Captain (1) ; Varsity Basketball (3, 4) ; Varsity Track (3, 4) ; Varsity Club; Major subjects : Chemistry, Philosophy ; b.\[I. Prepared at Germantown High School 路

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ARTHUR ALEXANDER ARNOLD

Spring Glen Hamden, Conn.

Glee Club (3, 4); Varsity Club; Secretary of the Intercollegiate Squash Racquets Association; Varsity Squash (2, 3, 4), Captain and Manager (4); Brainard Squash Racquets Trophy (3); Tennis (1, 3, 4), Captain (4) ; Soccer (1, 2); Varsity Baseball (1); Major subjects: Mathematics and Physics; AXP. Prepared at Hartford P ublic High S chool

JoHN ELMER BAcK STROM

West Hartford, Conn.

Major subjects: History and Economics; ~N. Prepared at William Hall High S chool

RAYMO

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H artford, Conn.

Political Science Club (2, 3, 4) ; Varsity Club (2, 3, 4) ; Varsity Football (3, 4) ; Varsity Baseball (2, 4) ; Varsity Basketball (2, 3, 4) ; Major subject: History; Transferred from the University of Iowa (2).

Prepared at W eaver High School

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WILLIAM ARTHUR BoE GE R, JR.

Elmhurst, N. Y. Senate (4); Cl ass President (4) ; Sophomore Rules Committee (2); So phomore Hop Committee (2) ; Ch airman of th e Junior Prom Committee (3) ; M edu sa; K appa Bet a Phi ; Politi cal Science Club (2, 3, 4); Secret ary of th e Interfraternity Athl etic Committee (3); Base ball Squad (1, 2, 3); Major subj ect: History ; \li T. Prepared at Newtown H igh School

SAMUE L BRONST E I N

H artford, Conn.

Maj or subj ect s : Math ematics and Physics.

P repared at W eaver H igh School

THOMAS BuRGEs s , ]R.

W yncote, P a.

Political Science Club (2, 4) ; Varsity Club (3 , 4) ; Varsity Football (3, 4) ; Varsity Track (3, 4); M ajor subject: Geology ; Mil>.

Prepared at Pleasantville H igh School

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JoHN EoMu o BuRKE

Tro y, N.Y. Senate (4) ; Class President (2) ; Sophomore Rules Committee (2) ; Sophomore Hop Committee (2) ; Junior Prom Committee (3) ; S. D. C.; Tripod Board (2) ; IVY Board (3) ; Political Science Club (2) ; German Club (2, 3, 4) ; Varsity Club; Brainard Squash Racquets Trophy (2) ; Varsity Tennis (1, 2), Captain (2) ; Squash Racquets Team (3, 4) ; Major subjects: History and Economics; fl.\](.

Prepared at L aS alle S chool

HuGH STEWA RT C A MPBELL

H artford, Conn.

Business M anager, 1932 IvY; Juni or Prom Committee (3) ; Sophomore Hop Committee (2) ; Sophomore Rules Committee (2); Athenaeum (1, 2, 3); Manager of Debate (1) ; Debating Squad (2) ; Literary Club (1, 2) ; Political Science Club (1, 2, 3, 4) ; Executive Committee (3); Interfraternity Council (3) ; Major subject : English ; AXP. P repared at H artfor d H igh S chool

WILLIAM ALBERT CARLTO

W ethersfield, Conn.

Athenaeum Society (2, 3, 4); Political Science Club (4); Track (1, 2, 3, 4); Major subject: Economics; l: Prepared at Wethersfield High School

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]AMES OAKLEY CARSON, ]R.

Pittsburgh, Pa. Glee Club (2, 4) ; Choir (2, 4) ; Literary Club (2); Track (2) ; Major subjects: History and English; A.:l<I>.

Prepared at Sewickley High School

RALPH SMITH CHRISTY

W esterly, R. I. Phi Gamma Delta Mathematics Prize (1) ; Political Science Club (1, 2) ; Varsity Club; Track (1, 2, 3, 4), Captain (4) ; Cross Country (1) ; Manager of Junior Varsity Basketball (3) ; Major subjects: Economics and /[athematics; AXP,

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P repared at W esterly H igh School

JoHN PHILIP CoLEMAN

Hartford, Conn.

Senate (-!) ; Jesters (4) ; Interfraternity Council (3, 4); Varsity Club; Varsity Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4) ; Junior Varsity Basketball (1, 2, 3); Freshman Football (1) ; Major subject: History; ATK. Prepared at Crosby High School

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THoMAS WILLIAM CoNvEY, ]R.

T ariffville, Conn.

Tra~k (2, 3, ~) ;Cross Country (3) ; Swimming (4) ; Major

subject: English;

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Prepared at Si msbury High S chool

wARREN RICHARD DACEY

Hartf ord, Conn.

Major subjects: History and Economics; Transferred from Catholic University (3 ) ; ~ J .

Prepared at B ulkeley H igh School

HARVEY DANN

N ew Y ork, N. Y. St. Patrick's Day Scrap Committee (1) ; Chairman of the Sophomore Hop Committee (2) ; S. D. C.; Glee Club (1, 2) ; Tripod Board (1, 2, 3, 4) ; IVY Board (3) ; Political Science Club (1) ; Track Squad (1) ; Basketball Squad (1, 2) ; Major subject: Government Economics; t.<I>.

Prepared at Trinity School

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GEoRGE KEITH FuNsTo

Sioux Falls, S. D. Vice-President of Class (2); Sophomore Rules Committee (2); Sophomore Hop Committee (2) ; Junior Prom Committee (3) ; S.D. C.; Medusa; Ferguson Hi story Prize (3) ; Holland Scholar (-!); Jesters (3, 4); Glee Club (3, 4); College Marshal (4); Sub-Freshman Week-End Committee (3) ; Assistant Editor of the IVY (3); Interfraternity Council (3, 4), President (4); Political Science Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Athenaeum Society (1, 2, 3); Varsity Club; Manager of Baseball (2); Soccer (3); Major subjects: History and Economics; A.6.<P. Prepared at Washington H igh School

RoBERT FosTER GADD, ]R.

Hartford, Conn.

Rifle Club (4); Major subject: Engineering; Transferred from Lehigh University (4); <P.6.8, KB<P. Prepared at H artford P ublic H igh School

DAVID GALINSKY

Hartford, Conn.

St. Patrick's Day Scrap Committee (1); Ivy Business Board (3); Football Squad (2); Major subjects: Biology and Chemistry.

Prepared at B ulkeley High School

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MARCUS LEVI GARRI SO

Willimantic, Conn.

Treasurer of Class (2) ; Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Librarian (2), Assistant Manager (3), Manager (4); Major subj ects: Civil Engineering and Physics; t.KE. P repared at W indham H igh School

FRIEDRICH H E I N RICH G EIGER

H artford, Conn.

S. D. C.; Glee Club (4) ; Junior Varsity Basketball (1); Freshman Football (1) ; Varsity Football (2, 3, 4) ; Track (1, 2, 3, 4) ; Varsity Club; M>.

Prepared at B ulkeley H igh School

NATHAN

s. GLASSM A

H artford, Conn.

St. Patrick's Day Scrap Committee (1); Glee Club (3, 4); Tripod Board (1, 2, 3, 4); IvY Board (3); Orchestra (1); Band (3); Major subject: Civil Engineering; <I>BK. Prepared at W eaver H igh School

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EvERETT SHIRLEY GLEDHILL West H artford, Conn.

IvY Board (3); Soccer (1); Tennis Manager (3); Major subj ect : Civil Engineering;~ .

Prepared at William H all H igh School

MYER G o LD cHMIDT H artford, Conn.

Freshman F ootball (1); Major subjects: Chemistry a nd Biology.

Prepared at H artford P ublic H igh School

EMANUEL FRANCIS G o u o E ast H artford, Conn.

Senate (4) ; Varsity Club; Freshman Footb all ; Varsity Basketball (2, 3, 4) , Captain (4); Major subjects: Chemistry and Biology.

Prepared at H artford P ublic H igh School

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OswALD BALBIRNIE GRAHAM , ]R.

West H aven, Conn.

Vice-President of Class (1); Tripod (1); Political Science Club (2, 3, 4); Baseball (1, 2); Major subjects: History and Economics; 'i'T. Prepared at West H aven H igh School

WrLLIAM SAVILLE GRAINGER

East H ampton, N. Y. Athenaeum Society (1); Junior Varsity Basketball (1); Tennis Team (2, 3); Squash Team (3, 4); Major subjects: History and Economics; 'i'T, KB<I>.

Prepared at East Hampton H igh School

\VILLI AM KIBITZ

New York, N. Y. Junior Prom Committee (3); Organist and Choirmaster (1, 2); Assistant Organist (3, 4); IvY Board (3); Major subject: Classics.

Prepared at E vander Childs Iligh School

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IsRAEL BAER KRAuT

J ersey City, N.].

Literary Club (2, 3); Tripod (1, 2, 3); Soccer (1); subjects: Chemistry and Biology.

Prepared at Dickinson High School

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RoBERT WENTZ LAKE

Takoma Park, Washington, D . C. Jesters (3); Political Science Club (2, 3); Baseball (1); Major subject : English; .C.<I>.

Prepared at St. J ames School

EowiN HoRNE LAwToN

Hartford, Conn.

Tripod (1, 2, 3, 4); Circulation Manager (3, 4); IVY Board (3) ; Athenaeum Society (4) ; Freshman Football Manager (2) ; Baseball Squad (1) ; Rifle Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Co-Founder (1), Secretary-Treasurer (3), President (4); Major subject: Ph ysics; \liT. Prepared at K ingswood School

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MAcVEAGH, ]R.

W est H artford, Conn .

President of Class (1) ; Jesters (2, 3, 4) ; Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Vice-President (4) ; Athenae um Society (2) ; Major subject: Philosophy; llKE. Prepared at L oomis S chool

THOMAS ]AME S MALO

EY

New H aven, Conn .

Major subjects: Physics and Philosophy.

Prepared at N ew H aven High School

RICHARD EDWARD MARTINI

W est H artford, Conn .

Sub-Freshman Week-End Committee (3) ; Varsity Club; Tennis (2, 3, 4), Captain (3) ; Junior Varsity Basketball (2) ; Squash Racquets (3, 4) ; Major subjects: Economics and History; Transferred from City School of Agriculture; 'liT.

Prepared at H artford P ublic H igh School

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WrLLTAM RoBERT McCuRDY

W ethersfield, Conn.

Transferred from Connecticut Agricultural College in Sophomore Year; Major Subjects: History and Economics; ATK.

Prepared at Bulkeley High School

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joHN McKEE, jR.

Gilbertsville, N. Y .

S. D. C.; Secretary of Class (1) ; President of Class (2, 3) ; Athenaeum Society (1, 2, 3, 4) ; Manager of Debate (2, 3) , President (4) ; Political Science Club (3), Executive Committee (3) ; Undergraduate Assistant in Physics Laboratory (4) ; Reader in Physics and Mathematics 1T (3) ; Freshman Football (1) ; Football Squad (2, 3, 4) ; Baseball Squad (1, 2, 3) ; Major Subjects: Mathematics and Physics; LiKE. Prepared at Gilbertsville H igh S chool

ALLEN ScoTT MEIER

Wilso n , Conn.

Senate; Medusa; S. D. C.; Interfraternity Council (2, 3); Chairman of the Sub-Freshman Week-End Committee (3) ; Varsity Club; Freshman Football (1); Varsity Football (2, 3, -!),Captain (-!); Varsity Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4) ; Baseball (1) ; Track (2) ; Major Subjects: M ath ematics and Ph ys ics;~

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Prepared at W inds or H igh S chool

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RICHARD CRABILL M E LOY

H ighland P ark, M ich.

President of Class (1) ; Jesters (2, 3, 4) ; Glee Club (2, 3, 4) ; Art Editor of IVY (3) ; Advertising Manager of Tripod (3) ; Schools Committee (3, 4), Secretary (3) ; Political Science Club (2, 3); Interfraternity Sports Committee (3) ; Terinis (1, 2, 3) ; Swimming (3); !lajor Subject: Economics; t.'l'.

Prepared at H ighland P ark H igh S chool

CHARLE S LEsLIE MuE

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N ewport, R. I .

Vice-President of Cl-ass (3); S. D. C.; Jesters (1, 2, 3, 4), Assistant Property Manager (2) ; Athenaeum Society (1, 2, 3, 4) ; Literary Club (1, 2) ; Tripod (2, 3, 4), Managing Editor (2), Editor-in-Chief (3, 4) ; Editor-in-Chief of Tablet (4) ; Editor-in-Chief of IvY (3) ; Political Science Club (2, 3, 4) ; Cross Country (1) ; Major Subject : English; AXP.

Prepared at R ogers H igh S chool

HERB E RT GE O RGE NoRMAN

N ew H aven, Conn.

Vice-President of Class (4) ; Sophomore Hop Committee (2) ; Junior Prom Committee (3) ; S.D. C.; Assist ant Manager of Baseball (2), M a nager (3); Secret ary of th e Athletic Advisory Council (-!); Presid ent of Athletic Association (4); Interfrat ernity Council (3, 4); Track (1) ; Maj or Subject: Ch emistry; t.<P .

Prepared at Andover P reparatory S chool and New II aven H igh School

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VrcTOR JosEPH OuELLETTE Pittsfield, Mass.

Soccer (1) ; Major Subject: Modern Languages; Prepared at Pittsfield High School

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HE RY Oscooo PHrPPE , }R.

H arnilton, Mass.

President of Senate; President of Class (3) ; President of College Body (4) ; Vice-President of Class (2) ; Chairman of Sophomore Rules Committee (2) ; S. D. C.; Medusa; Secretary of Athletic Association (3) ; Athletic Advisory Council (3, 4) ; Political Science Club (2, 3, 4,) ; Varsity Club; Squash Team (4) ; Captain of Freshman Football (1); Varsity Football (2, 3, 4) ; Varsity Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4), Captain (4) ; Major Subjects: History and Economics;A~<P. Prepared at B ev!rly H igh S chool

HYAM PLUTZIK

Bristol, Conn.

Holland Scholar (3); Literary Club (1, 2) ; Political Science Club (3); Tripod Board (3, 4) ; Co-Editor of Tablet (4) ; Major Subject: English.

Prepared at Bristol High S chool

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HARRIS KING PRIOR

H azardville, Conn.

Secretary of Senate; Treasurer of Class (3) ; S. D . C.; Medusa; Converse Competitive Scholarship (1) ; Glee Club (1, 2, 3), Vice-President and Librarian (3) ; Orchestra (1) ; Athenaeum Society (2), Censor (2) ; Assistant Manager of Union (3), Manager (4) ; IVY Board (3) ; Secretary of Student Employment (3) ; Varsity Club; Assistant Manager ofF ootball (3), Manager (4) ; Major Subject: Engineering; AXP.

Prepared at E ast H artford H i gh S chool

GERALD THOMAS REUTER

Waterbury Conn.

Vice-President of Class (1) ; Athenaeum Society (1, 2), Censor (1) ; IvY Board (3) ; Varsity Club; Freshman Football (1) ; Football Squad (2, 3) ; Assistant Manager of Basketball (3), Manager (4) ; Major Subjects: Economics and History ; AXP, KB<I>.

Prepared at Crosb y Preparatory S chool

CusHMAN CARRINGTON REY OLDS

Clinton, Conn.

Treasurer of Class (3) ; Literary Club (2, 3); Assistant Editor of IVY (3) ; Managing Editor of the Tripod (3, 4) ; Tablet Committee of the Tripod (4) ; Political Science Club (2) ; Freshman Football (1) ; Football Squad (2) ; Baseball Squad (1, 2) ; Major Subjects: English and Philosophy; Ll\]1, KB<I>.

Prepared at Mor f_ an Preparatory School

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wALTER ]. SIDOR

Wethersfield, Conn.

Major Subjects: History and Economics; Transferred from Clark University (2) ; A~A.

RrcHARD L. SLOsso , ]R.

East Aurora, N. Y. Glee Club (2, 3) ; Literary Club (2) ; Ivy Board (3) ; Business Manager of Tripod (3, 4); Choir (4) ; Track Squad (2) ; Cross Country (2, 3, 4) ; Major Subject: Economics; Transferred from University of Buffalo (2) ; A~if> .

JuLIUS SMITH

H artjoTd, Conn .

Glee Club (2, 3, 4), Student Conductor (4) ; Orchestra (1); Freshman Football (1) ; Football Squad (2); Major Subjects: Chemistry and Biology.

Prepared at H artford P ublic H igh S chool

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CHARLES HARRIMAN SMITH

H addonfield, N. ].

Jesters (4); Gl ee Club (2, 4); Choir (2); Major Subject: Economics; Transferred from Rutgers (2); .6.<I>.

Prepared at B aldwin H igh School

MoRTON RAPHA EL SrRA Y

H artford, Conn.

Freshman Football (1); Football Squad (2, 3); Junior Varsity Basketball (1, 2); Basketball Squad (3); Track Team (1, 2, 3, 4); Major Subjects: Chemistry and Biology.

Prepared at Hartford P ublic H igh School

THOMAS R oBE RT STuMP F

Forest H ills, L. I., N. Y .

Senate; S.D. C.; Germ an Club (3 , 4); Jesters (1, 2, 3, 4), Business Manager (2, 3, 4); Chairman of Senate Finance Committee (4); Schools Committee (3, 4); Literary Club (1, 2, 3), Secretary (3); IVY Board (3); Sophomore Rules Committee (2) ; Manager of Track (3); Major Subject: English; .6.<I>.

Prepared at Mount Herm an School

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]AMES GoLDIN ToBIN

East Hartford, Conn.

Jesters (2, 3, 4) ; Athenaeum Society (2) ; Major Subject: English; 6.KE. Prepared at East H artjMd High School

jAMES CHALMERS WARWICK,

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B eechhurst, L. I., N. Y. Senate; Treasurer of Class (1); Chairman of Sophomore Hop Committee (2); Junior Prom Committee (3) ; S.D. C.; Jesters (2, 3) ; Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4), President (4) ; Interfraternity Council (2, 3, 4), Vice-President (4) ; Schools Committee (3) ; IvY Board (3); Tennis (2) ; Major Subject: Civil Engineering ; 6.KE. Prepared at Peddie S chool

ALEXA

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Redding Ridge, Conn.

Interfraternity Council (3); Schools Committee (4); Freshman Football (1); Baseball (1, 2); Major Subject: Philosophy; 'liT. Prepaud at Bethel H igh School

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SAMUEL Ro GE R S WETHERILL,

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Collingswood, N. ].

Major Subject: Classics.

Prepared at Collingswood H igh S chool

DAVID LINDE

WHITE

N ew B edford, Mass.

Political Science Club (-!) ; Cross Country (1, 2, 3, 4) ; Track (1, 2, 3, 4) ; Swimming (3) ; Soccer (2, 3, 4) ; Major Subject: English;Af><I>.

Prepared at S t. Georges S chool

MARCELLu s DoRsEY WRIGHT

Centerville, Md. Political Science Club (2, 3); Sub-Freshman Week-End Committee (3); Varsity Club; Track (1, 2, 3) ; Soccer (2, 3, 4); Major Subjects: History and Economics; f>'lr.

Prepared at St. James School

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RoBERT VINCENT YouNG

New Britain, Conn.

Golf Team (2, 4); Major Subject: French; Transferred from Fordham University (2); t.<l>.

P repared at New Britain H igh School

MICHAEL ]. ZAZZARO

H artford, Conn.

Junior Prom Committee (3); Freshman Football (1); Junior Varsity Basketball (1); Major Subject: History; ATK.

Prepaud at H artford P ublic H igh School

ALPHONSE JoHN ZuJKO

New Britain, Conn.

Junior Varsity Basketball (3) ; Varsity Basketball Squad (-!) ; Transferred from Villanova College (3); Major Subjects: Biology and Chemistry.

Prepared at New Britain H igh School

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G. BALDWIN E ast H artford, Conn.

ERN EST

Athenaeum Society (2, 3); Gun Club (2, 3, 4); Assistant Manager of Bas ketb all (2); Major Subject: Civil Engineering.

Prepared at East H artford H igh School

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]AMES ALLAN BREED

H artford, Conn .

Freshman Scrap Committee (1); Sophomore Rules Committee (2); S.D. C. ; Freshman Football (1); Varsity Football Squad (2, 3, 4); Track Squad (2) ; Major Subject: Economics; ~N. Prepared at Weaver High School

HAROLD DA vro Drs co

Norwich, Conn.

Glee Club (4); Interfraternity Council (3, 4); Political Science Club (2, 3, 4); Varsity Club; Varsity Football (2, 3, 4); Track (2, 4); Major Subject : History; ~N , KB<P. Prepared at Norwich Academy

STEPHEN KENNEY ELLIOTT

Southington, Conn.

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JosEPH JoHN Fo TANA

S outhington, Conn.

Political Science Club (4); Varsity Club (3, 4); Varsity Football (3, 4); Varsity Baseball (3 , 4); Junior Varsity Basketball (3); Major Subject: Pre-Medical course; Transferred from Fordham University (2); 1: .

Prepared at L ewis H igh School

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ALD ALLAN McPHERsoN

Major Subjects: Econom ics and History; Transferred from the University ofCalifornia (3).

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FRANCis MELACK

H artford, Conn.

Gl ee Club (4) ; Major Subj ect: Biology; Transferred from Connecticut Agricultural College (3).

P repared at H a.rtford P ublic H i gh School

V. SAYERS H artford, Conn.

EDWARD

Sophomore Rul es Committee (2); Sophomore Hop Committee (2); Schools Committee (±);Freshman Football (1); Football Squad (2, 3); Major Subject: Philoso phy; ATK. Prrpared at H artford P ublic High School and B ulkeley H igh School

FREDERICK BERNH ARD WIERK

Brooklyn, N . Y .

Choir (1, 2, 3, -!),President (-!); College Qu artette (2, 3, 4) ; Soccer Coach (1, 2, 3, 4) ; Instructor in Ph ys ical Education (1, 2, 3, 4); Major Subjects: German and Philoso ph y; 6¢.

Prepared at Erasmus H all H igh School

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LEWIS ALEXA DER WADLOW, ]R.

Vice-President

THOMAS SMITH WADLOW

Secretary- Treasurer

HARRY }AMES OXFORD

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President

DER WADLOW, }R.

Vice-President

THOMAS SMITH wAD LOW

Secretary- Treasurer

HARRY }AMES OxFORD

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New Y ork City

T ran sferred from Fordham after Sophomore Year; Swimming Team (3); Interfraternity Cross Country (3) ; Choir (3) ; Major Subject: Civil Engineering; ~N. Prepared at Trinity School

WILLIAM HENRY ANDRULAT

E ast Hartford, Conn.

Major Subject: Chemistry; ~N. P repared at Connecticut Agricultural College

wALKER BRECKINRIDGE ARMSTRONG

West Orange, N. ].

Varsity Football (2, 3); Varsity Baseball (1, 2, 3); IvY Board (3) ; Sophomore Dining Club; Major Subjects: History and Economics; ~KE, KB<I>.

Prepared at M orris town Preparatory School

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Niagara F alls, N. Y.

Soccer (1, 2, 3) ; Base ball (2, 3); Interfraternity Basketball (1, 2, 3) ; Sophomore Rules Committee; Vice-President of Class (2) ; IvY Business Board (3); Junior Prom Committee (3); Varsity Club (2, 3); Major Subjects : History and Economics; 'lrT, KB<P. Prepared at Newtown H igh S chool

SIMO

BERNSTEIN

H artford, Conn .

Major Subjects: Hi story and English .

Prepared at H artford H igh S chool

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Meriden, Conn .

Athenaeum Society (1, 2, 3);. Track (1, 2); Junior Varsity Basketball Manager (3) ; Cross Country (1, 2, 3); Varsity Club (2, 3) ; Sophomore Dining Club; Major Subject: Chemistry; ~N. Prepared at M eriden High School

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BocKWINKEL

Chicago, Ill.

President of Class (1); Freshman Football Team; Junior Varsity Basketball Squad (1); Varsity Baseball (1, 2); Varsity Track Squad (1, 2); Squash-Racquets Squad (1, 3); Junior Prom Committee; Varsity Club (1); Varsity Football Squad (2, 3); Sophomore Dining Club; Major Subjects: Philosophy and French;At.cJ?.

Prepared at Morris town School

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FRANCIS BuTLER

Hartford, Conn.

Interfraternity Basketball (2); Sophomore Hop Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Soccer; Major Subject: History.

Prepared at H artford H igh School

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THOMAS CAMPION

Hartford, Conn.

Freshman Football; Football (2, 3), Captain-Elect (4); Basketball Assistant Manager (3); Track (1); Political Science Club; Varsity Club (2, 3); Sophomore Dining Club; Major Subjects: Economics and Mathematics.

Prepared at B ulkeley H igh School

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THOMA S BRANDON CAR EY

W est H artford, Conn.

Baseball Squad (2); Basketball (2, 3); Major Subject: PreMedical Group.

P repared at William H all H igh School

MICHAEL MYRON CHERP AK

New Britain, Conn.

Transferred from Columbia University in Sophomore Year.

Major Subject: History.

Prepared at N ew Britain High School

PA UL MARTIN CHRISTEN SEN

H artford, Conn.

Major Subject: Electrical Engi~eering; LN .

Prepared at Weaver High School

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]AcK PATRICK CoTTER

Hartford, Conn.

Freshman Football; Sophomore Rules Committee; Sophomore Hop Committee (2) ; Interfraternity Council (3) ; Interfraternity Squash-Racquets (3) ; Junior Prom Committee; Major Subjects: History and Economics; ATK. Prepared at Bulkeley High Scho ol

PHILIP EowARD CoYLE, ]R.

Brookline, Mass.

Jesters (2, 3) ; Business Manager of the Ivy (3) ; Circulation Manager of Tripod (3) ; Assistant Circulation Manager of Tripod (2) ; Assistant Manager of Track (2) ; Manager of Track (3); Varsity Football Squad (3) ; Major Subject: Classics; t.<I>.

Prepared at Phillips A cademy (A ndover)

RoB ERT BRAN SFIELD CRoNIN

Hartford, Conn .

Transferred from C. A. C. in Sophomore Year. Political Science Club (2, 3); Major Subject: History.

Prepared at Wea ver High School

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]AMES RESCOTI CULLEN

H artford, Conn.

Major Subject: Pre-Medical group.

Prepared at St. J ohn's Preparatory School

CLARENCE MuNGER DEAN

H artford, Conn.

Major Subjects: English and Latin.

Prepared at Bulkeley H igh School

WILLIAM FRA

KLIN DEVoE, ]R.

Baldwin, L. I., N. Y.

Transferred from Syracuse after Freshman Year. Junior Varsity Basketball (2), Captain (2); Manager of Tennis (3); Varsity Football Squad (3) ; Junior Prom Committee; Choir (3); IvY Board (3); Major Subjects: Chemistry and History; D.<I>.

Prepared at Baldwin High School

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WALTER Jo sEP H DuKSA Southington, Conn.

Freshman Football; Varsity Football (2); Junior Varsity Basketball (1); Varsity Basketball (2, 3); Sophomore Rules Committee; St. Patrick's Day Scrap Committee; Varsity Club (2, 3); Sophomore Dining Club; Major Subject: Biology; ~N.

Prepared at St. John Kanty Preparatory

RICHARD J EA PIERRE EICHACKER Elmhurst, L. I. , N. Y. Soccer (1, 2, 3); Baseball Squad (1, 2, 3); Athenaeum (2, 3); Manager of Debate (2); Sophomore Hop Committee; Rifle Club (2); Major Subject: Civil Engineering; 'liT. Prepared at Mac B urney Preparatory School

JoHN DAMON FoTHERGILL I-! artford, Conn.

Transferred from Yale in Junior Year; Glee Club (3); Major Subjects: Physics and Mathematics.

Prepared at L oomis School

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EDWIN JoHN GREENE

Hartford, Conn.

Athenaeum (2); Track Squad (1); Glee Club (2, 3); Choir p); Trinity Commons Club (3); Major Subject: Engineermg.

Prepared at Weaver High School

WJNSTO

HALL

Mobridge, S. D.

Soccer (1, 2); Athenaeum (1, 2, 3), Secretary (2, 3); Rifle Club (1, 2, 3), Team (2, 3), Manager (3); Major Subjects: History and Econom ics; 'liT Prepared at Webster High School

]AMES MAcDouGALL HENDERSON

New York City

Glee Club (1, 2, 3); College Choir (1, 2, 3); Sophomore Hop Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Track Squad (1, 2); Interfraternity Basketball (3); German Club; Major Subjects: English and Greek;nKE. Prepared at Trinit y School

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LEONARD PAUL ]AH

KE

Grosse Pointe, Mich.

Freshman Football; Swimming Squad (2); Major Subject: Pre-Medical; Ail~.

Prepared at Howe School

THADDEUS CuLVER J o

ES

Washington, D. C.

Freshman Football; Varsity Football (2, 3); Manager of Baseball (3); Varsity Club (2, 3); Athenaeum Society (2, 3) ;Political Science Club (2, 3), President (3); Sophomore Dining Club; Major Subjects: Economics and History ; Ail~.

Prepared at St. J ames School

JoHN HENRY KEMP

South Manchester, Conn.

Major Subject: Philosophy.

Prepared at Williston Academy

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GEORGE wALTER LEE

Adams, Mass.

Glee Club (2, 3) ; Rifle Club (2, 3), Team (3) ; Soccer (2, 3) ; Trinity Commons Club (3) ; Transferred from Butler University in Sophomore Year; Major Subject: Engineering.

Prepared at Shortridge High S chool

JoHN PATRICK LEo, JR.

N ew Y ork City

Junior Varsity Basketball (1); Sophomore Hop Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Interfraternity Sports (1, 2, 3); Soccer (2) ; Interfraternity Council (3) ; Sophomore Rules Committee; Major Subjects: History and Philosophy AXP.

Prepared at Barnard School

EMMANUEL SIGMUND LEWJNN

Philadelphia, Pa. Tripod Board (1) ; Major Subjects: Biology and Chemistry.

Prepared at W eaver High S chool

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LIONEL LEWELLYN LoNG

West Haven, Conn.

Athenaeum Society (1, 2); Soccer (1); Major Subject: History.

Prepared at WestHaven H igh School

THOMAS EDWARD McDERMOTT, ]R.

Hartford, Conn.

Accompanist of Glee Club (2, 3); Major Subject: Classics.

Prepared at Bulkeley High School

WILLIAM DALLON MooRE

New Haven, Conn.

Transferred from Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Sophomore Year; Major Subjects: Economics and History; il<P.

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CHARLEs HowARD MoRTIMER

N ew Y ork City

Transferred from College of the City of ew York in Junior Year; Swimming Team (3) ; M ajor Subject: ChemIStry.

WILLIAM CAMERO

NoRV E LL

Detroit, M ich.

Glee Club (1, 2, 3), Secretary (3) ; Choir (1, 2, 3) , Secretary (3) ; Interfraternity Council, Secretary (3) ; T ennis (1) ; Soccer (1, 2, 3) ; Interfraternity Sports (2, 3); Major Subjects: Ph ysics and Civil Engineering; 'liT. P,-epared at S outheastem H igh S chool

HARRY ]AMES OxFORD

P oTt Chester, N. Y.

Track Squad (1) ; Choir (1) ; Glee Club (1, 2, 3) ; Ch eerleader (1, 2, 3), Senior Jester (3) ; IVY Board (3) ;Treasurer of Class- Christmas Term (3) ; Interfraternity Sports (1, 2, 3) ; Major Subject: History; 6<l>. 路 Prepared at Port Chester School

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FRANK STANL EY PAC

New Britain, Conn.

Transferred from Villanova College in Junior Year; Major Subject: Pre-Medical.

EDWARD SwiTS PAIGE

Scotia, N. Y. Freshman Football ; Sophomore Hop Committee; Sophomore Rules Committee ; President of Class Trinity Term (2) ; Interfraternity Basketball (1, 2, 3); Chairman of Junior Prom (3); Major Subject: Civil Engineering; .1<1>.

P repared at Schenectady H igh School

PorrER BRooKs PAIGE

Washington, D. C. Swimming Team (2) ; German Club; Sophomore Hop Committee; Sophomore Dining Club; Major Subject: Philosophy; KB<I>, A.!l<I>.

Prepared at St. J ames School

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REUBEN PEISS

H artford, Conn .

Holland Scholar (1); Major Subjects: Philosophy and English.

Prepared at Weaver H igh School

BERNARD H uBERT PERRY

Tuckahoe, N . Y.

Interfraternity Bridge (2); Athenaeum Society (1, 2, 3); Assistant Ma nager Union (3); Major Subjects: Mathematics and Ph ysics;A XP. Prepared at B ulkeley H igh School

MORRIS PETERSO N

H artf.ord, Conn .

Major Subjects: Chemistry and Biology.

Prepaud at W eaver High School

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MARVIN PRUTTING

Hartford, Conn.

Junior Jester (2); Senior Jester (3); Major Subject: PreMedical.

Prepared at H artford H igh School

GEORG E CARL RICHARDS ON

East H artford, Conn.

Glee Club (1, 2, 3); Associate Editor IvY (3); Major Subject: Civil Engineering; AXP. Prepared at East H artford High School

ScoTT New York City

MALCOLM

Freshman Football (1); Freshman Football Manager (2); IvY Business Board (3); Interfraternity Sports (2, 3); Major Subject: History; ~<I>.

Prepared at Trinity School

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]AM ES j ACK SHARKEY

South Orange, N. ].

Athenaeum (1, 2, 3), Vice-President (3); J est ers (1, 2, 3); Glee Club (1); Tripod Board (1, 2), Editor-in-Chief (3) ; IVY Bo ard (3); Sophomore Hop Committee (2); Junior Prom Committee (3); Alumni Association School Committee (3) ; Varsity D ebating (2) ; Interfraternity Squash (2, 3); Varsity Soccer (2, 3); Major Subject: English; S.D. C.; ~N. Prepared at Columbia H igh School

CHARL ES

M.

SHEAFE,

III

New Haven, Conn.

Junior Prom Committee (3); Interfraternity Basketb all (3); Major Subject: Economics; Transferred from H arvard University in Junior Year; 6.'11 .

G ERSHO

BENJAMIN SILVER

Hartford, Conn.

Glee Club (3); Major Subjects: Biology and Chemistry.

Prepared at Weaver H igh School

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WILLIAM WALLAC E SrssowER

New Y ork City J est ers (1, 2, 3); Stage Manager Jesters (2, 3); President of J est ers (3 , 4); Editor-in-Chief of Ivv (3); Tripod (1, 2, 3); Interfraternity Sports (1, 2, 3); Soccer Squad (1, 2); Baseball Squad (1) ; Class Treasurer (2) ; Literary Club (1, 2); Major Subjects: History and Economics; S. D. C.; il<J>.

Prepared at Trinity School

EDWARD L EVON

E SrvAsLIA

Albany, N. Y. Tau Alpha Society (2, 3); Major Subject: Economi cs.

Prepared at Albany B oys' Academy

GEoRGE l\1oNTGOM ERY SL ATER

New Y ork City Freshman Football (1) ; Varsity Football Squad (2) ; Swimming Team (2); Interfraternity Sports (1, 2, 3); Major Subject: Philoso ph y; ~N. Prepared at De Witt Clinton School

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MILTON LITTLEFIELD SMYTHE

Forest H ills, L. I., N . Y.

Glee Club (3) ; Major Subject: Economics; ~KE. Prepared at Newtown H igh School

C uRTIS STELLA

H artford, Conn.

Major Subject: Classics.

Prepared at B ulkeley H igh School

DAVI S WILLIAM SWANS ON

H artford, Conn.

Transferred from Michigan State College; Major Subject: English .

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JoHN GooDWIN TRACY

H artford, Conn.

Class Vice-President (1); Class President (2), Christmas Term; Glee Club (1); Athenaeum (1); Track Squad (1); Business Board of IvY (3); Major Subject: Pre-Medical; AXP.

Prepared at H artford H igh School

JosEPH JoHN TRANTOLO

H artford, Conn.

Major Subjects: Mathematics and Ph ys ics.

Prepared at H artford P ublic H igh School

PASQUALE Jos EP H VIGNATI

H artford, Conn.

Freshman Football (1); Baseball (2); Interfra ternity Basketball (1, 2) ; Major Subject: History.

Prepared at B ulkeley H igh School

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LEWIS ALEXANDER WADLOW, ]R.

Bala, Pa.

Freshman Football (1); Varsity Football (2, 3); Baseball Squad (2); Vice-President Sophomore Class Trinity Term; Member of Schools Committee (2) ; Secretary of Athletic Association (3) ; President of Junior Class (3), Christmas Term; Interfraternity Council (3); Chairman Schools Committee (3) ; Interfraternity Sports (1, 2, 3); Major Subjects: Philosophy and History; S. D . C.; A6<I>.

Prepared at Episcopal Academy

THOMAS SMITH WADLOW

B ala, P a.

Captain Freshman Football (1); Varsity Football Squad (2) ; Football Team (3); Track Squad (2); Tennis (2); Chairman of Sophomore Rules Committee (2); VicePresident Junior Class (3), ChristmasTerm; Interfraternity Sports (3); Major Subject: English; A6<I>.

Prepared at E piscopal Academy

ANGELO ANTONUCCI

Hartford, Conn.

Major Subject: Civil Engineering.

Prepared at Hartford Public High School

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]oH AcQUAVIVA Hartford, Conn.

PHILIP

Major Subject: Physics; Transferred from R. P. I.; ATK.

WALTER MARTIN BECKER

W ilson, Conn.

Freshman Football (1) ; Major Subjects: Chemistry and Biology.

Prepa,-ed at 1ohn Fitch High School

BARAK GRITMAN CoLES

Lau relton, L. I., N. Y .

Interfraternity Council (3) ; Freshman Football (1) ; Varsity Football (2) ; Interfraternity Basketball (2) ; Sophomore Rules Committee; German Club; Sophomore Dining Club; Major Subject: History ; KB<I>, t.KE. Prepared at St. 1ames School

WILLIAM EDWARD EGA

H artfo rd, Conn .

Major Subject: English.

Prepared at K ingswood S chool

ICHOLAS WILLIAM

HuBJ

GER,

III

New Haven, Conn.

Glee Club (1, 2) ; Choir (2) ; Jesters (2, 3); Assistant Manager of Track (2) ; Assistant Manager of Football (3); Sophomore Dining Club; riajor Subject: English; AXP. Prepared at Hillhouse High S chool

jAMES EDWARD PAGET LIBBY

Boulder, Colo.

T ransferred from University of Colorado in Junior Year; Major Subject: Psychology.

Prepand at St. 1ohn' s Military School

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]AMES GRIER MARKS, }R.

Aspinwall, Pa.

German Club; Freshman Football Team; Assistant Advertising Manager of Tripod (2); Advertising Manager of Tripod (3); Major Subjects: English and History; KB<I>, At.<l>.

Prepared at Shady Side Academy

CHARLES FRANCIS

UGENT

Wethersfield, Conn.

Glee Club (1, 2, 3); Accompanist (2, 3); Major Subjects: Greek and English; At.<l>.

RoBERT CLosE SMITH

New Haven, Conn.

Football Squad (1, 2, 3); Major Subject: History; t.KE. Prepared at Ho pkins School

H owARD FRANKL!

STEEVES

Seymour, Conn.

Major Subject: Mathematics.

Prepared at Seymow路 H igh School

CHARLES CALLAWAY WILSON

Williamsport, P a.

Halsey Scholarship Junior Year; Major Subjects: Mathematics and Ph ysics.

Prepared at Weaver H igh School

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Class Officers CHRISTMAS TERM

President

CHARLES THOMAS KINGSTON

Vice-President

WILLARD JoHN HARING EDGAR HE

Secretary- Treasurer

RY CRAIG

TRINITY TERM

President

CHARLES THOMAS KrNGSTO

Vice-President

RoBERT HuGHES DAuT

Secretary- Treasurer

EDGAR HE RY CRAIG

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ALFRED BuRTON DIXON (s)

VAHAN A

JoHN BLAND Do LEY (s)

A IKIAN (s)

RoBERT MoRRis ANDREws (A)

DoNALD ALBERT DuMONT (s)

WILLIAM jEROME ARNOLD ( s)

JoHN EDWARD D u

]AMES ELDRED BALDWIN (A)

JoHN SuMNER ELLSWORTH (s)

WILLIAM REINHOLTZ BASCH (A)

EDWARD Co RAD ELY ( s)

FREDERICK TAMIR BAsHouR (s)

WrLLIAM STRUTHERS EwrNG, ]R. {s)

DIN ( A)

HAROLD RAYMOND BAYLEY, ]R. (A) WILLIAM HoFFMAN BENJAMIN (A)

JosEPH DEVINE FLYNN, ]R. (s)

WILLIAM GARDNER BERNDT (A)

RoBERT EDWI

JoHN RAINFORTH BosE (s)

CHARLES ALFRED FRITZON (s)

FowLER (s)

EDWARD JosEPH BREWER (s) HYMAN HAROLD BRONSTEIN (s)

EDWIN GIBSON GALLAWAY ( A)

FREDERICK JoAcHIM BuRFEINDT (s)

]AcoB

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DouGLAS JosEPH GLADWIN (s)

SEVERUS BuRNSIDE (s)

D ouGLAS GAY, ]R. (s)

Lours JosiAH GLAUBMAN (s) ALBERT CIVITTOLO (s)

JoH

NATHANIEL THAYER CLARK (s)

D uRWARD HARRY GRAFE (s)

LEO ARD CoATES CoiT (s)

BRYA T WHEELOCK GREEN (s)

BER ARD GoDDARD (A)

FRANK GEORGE CooK (s) HENRY FosTER CooK (s)

ALBERT WILLIAM HANNINEN (s )

EDGAR HENRY CRAIG (s)

WILLARD JoH

HARING (s)

DAVID STEDMAN HARRIS (A) RoBERT HuGHES DA uT (A)

WILLIAM JosEPH HENEBRY (s)

GRAHAM ALLING DAY (s)

ERNEST HAROLD HIGGINs (s)

GEORGE D EBoNIS (s)

ALBERT EDWARD JoHN HoLLAND (: .)

CLARENCE D E RRICK (A)

KARL AuGusT HoLST (s)

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RALPH BENSON HouLIHAN (s)

GEoRGE DouGLAS RA

REX ]AMEs HowARD ( s )

FRANCIS ANTHONY REMKIEWICZ (s ) WARRE

FREDERICK R E UBER ( s )

RAYMOND HowARD RosE FIELD ( s )

WILLIAM WHIT EY ]ACKSON ( s )

FRA crs HE

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RY RosTEr..:. ( s )

EDWARD KELLY ( s )

]AMES JoHN KE N EY ( s )

ALBERT MAURICE ScHACK ( s )

CHARLES THOMA S KINGSTON, ]R. ( s )

RoBERT FREDERICK S c HM O LZE ( s )

HAROLD FREDERICK KNAPP ( A)

CHARLES BRucE ScHNEIDER (s) ARDE

RAYMOND

SHAW ( A)

EIL SON LIDDELL ( s ) ]AMEs VI CENT SHEA ( A)

ELMAR FELIX LIG ETY (s) B E NJAMIN MoRTo

SHE

KER (s)

]AME S RoBERT Sr NOTT ( s ) RAYMOND THOMA S MALLEY ( s ) CHARLES BowE SMILEY ( s ) ]oH

ANDREW MAso

(s) SEYMOUR EwiNG SMITH ( s )

ELLIOTT RussELL MAYO ( s ) DoNALD EARL SNowDo

(s)

WILLIAM SYLVESTER McCoRNICK ( A) JoHN JosEPH S o uNEY (s) PATRicK SARSFIELD M c MAHON , ]R. (A) TH OMAS JosEPH SPELLACY (s) EzRA MELRO S E (s) CHARLES ]AMES SuTHERLA D (A) JoHN CHANDLER MELVILLE (A) JosEPH GRAFTON MERRIAM (A) JoHN EDWARD MrDURA ( s )

RICHARD INGRAHAM THOMAS ( A)

GEORGE Mum ( s )

DANIEL WILLIAM THoMso

EDWARD NicHOLAS MuLLARKEY ( s )

CHARLES ALBERT TucKER, ( s )

CHESTER FREDERICK NEWMAN ( s )

GusTAV HENRY UHLIG ,

ADRIA

ANTHO y CHARLES wARD (A)

HoLMES ONDERDONK ( A)

ANDREW ONDERDONK ( A)

]AMES BE so

]R.

(s)

(s )

WEBBER, ]R. (A)

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Class Officers CHRISTMAS TERM WILLIAM HENRY WARNER

President

]AME S ALBERT HANAGHAN

Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer

J'ERR.ITT HIGINBOTHAM MowBRAY

TRI

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President

WILLIAM HENRY WARNER

Vice-President

CLARK GREENWOOD VooRHEES, ]R. TERRITT HIGINBOTHAM MowBRAY

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Secretary- Treasurer

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Freshmen PAUL WINFREY ADAMS ( s )

ERWIN TucKER CLARK ( s )

RowAN PEARC E ALEXANDER ( s )

EvERT DYcKMAN CoBB (A)

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CHARLES BuTTERFIELD CoBUR

ALBERT AMPORT ( s )

WrLLIAM JoHN ANGus ( s )

HENRY FRANCIS CooNEY ( s )

RoBERT DoNALD ARMISHAW ( s )

]AMES DEGA

DA NIEL MIDDLETON AYRES ( A)

WILLIAM RITCHIE CuRTIS ( s )

HoRACE BARNARD, JR.,

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(s)

FRANCIS STERETT DARRELL ( s )

CHARLES SuMNER BARTON ( A)

FREDERICK CHARLES DuENNEB!ER ( s )

ALBERT WILSON BAsKERVILLE ( s ) CHARLES Ons BIERKA

CosGROVE ( A)

ANTHONY }AMES D'A GELo,

(s)

( A)

(s )

EDWARD WrLLIAR BisHoP ( s )

FRANK JosEPH ErGENBAURE ( s )

ER EST Ross BisSELL ( s )

FRANK ELLSWORTH ( s )

THEODORE EDWARD BoEGER ( s ) GARDNER BooTHE, JR. ( A)

DENIS FRA K FARNELL ( s )

GEORGE SHELLINGTON BREED ( A)

RoBERT BucKELEY FARRELL ( A)

FREDERicK WEsLEY BRISTOL ( s )

GEoRGE DuNBAR FERRIS ( s )

Do ALD GRAY BucKLEY ( s )

RoBERT CusHMAN FIELD (s )

FRANCIS DEWEY BuLLOCK ( A)

HYMAN FINEBERG (s) JoHN DuA E FLAHERTY ( A)

ANTHONY BERNARD CACASE (A )

WoRTHINGTo

GRISWOLD FLETCHER ( A)

JoHN FRANCIS CAMPBELL (s )

CARL HENRY FRITZINGER ( s )

JoHN BARBOUR CARSON (A)

PETER WILLIAM FuLLER ( s )

Lours BAMFORD CARSON (s) D ANIEL BARNETT GIBER ( s )

CLYDE CARLO CARTER (s ) THOMAS CASADY,

]R.

NELSO

(s )

WILLIAM GIBSON ( A)

KARL GRANT GLAHN ( s )

TucKERMAN CHAPIN ( A)

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MALCOLM RILEY GosLEE ( s )

Lucrus }AMES KELLAN ( s )

MAx GREENBERG ( s)

STANLEY LAWRENCE KuNZE, }R. (s)

ALEXANDER GREGORIEFF , }R. ( s )

RoBERT JoH CHARLES BECKWITH HAASER ( A)

LAu ( A)

MoNROE BROWN LEVIN ( A)

THOMAS JosEPH HAGARTY ( A) JoHN ALAN HAMER ( s ) JoHN JosEPH MAHER (s)

WILLIAM ORVILLE HAMMOND ( s)

MILTON CARL MARQUET (s )

]AMES ALBERT HANAGHAN ( s )

JoHN FREDERICK MARTENs ( s )

ORSON HENRY HART, }R. ( A) ARTHUR WELLINGTo

WILLIAM VIRGINIUS MAsoN ( s )

HAzE BUSH (s)

JoHN LAwso

JoHN HAYWARD HERALD (s)

}oH

WALTER ERNEST HEYDENREICH (s)

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MAYNARD (A )

SHELDON McCooK ( A)

JoHN PHILIP McGARVEY (A)

Do ALD CYRIL HEYEL (A)

JosEPH MAURICE McKENNA ( A)

WALTER JoHN HoDDINOTT (s)

THOMAS JosEPH McQuADE (s)

WILLIAM MICHAEL HoFFERT, }R. (s)

FRANCis JoHN McVANE (A)

ARTHUR HoFFSON (s)

ALBERT FRIEDRICH MILLER ( s )

WILLIAM HARVEY HowARD ( s )

FREDERICK

GEORGE SYLVANUS HuLL ( s )

EWTON MoRGAN ( s )

TERRITT HIGINBOTHAM MowBRAY ( s )

THoMAS IRviNE ( s ) HARRY CARL OLsoN (s) DANIEL LAWRENCE JosEPH

0'

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CLARENcE SHERMAN }E NE ( s ) WALTER ALBERT }OHNSE

( A)

OLIVER FREDERICK JoHNSON ( s )

WILLIAM ANTHONY PADDON ( A)

PAUL MALcOLM JoHNSON ( s )

THOMAS PAoLI ( s )

WILLIAM BREWSTER JoHNSON (s)

SAMUEL PARSONS ( s )

CuRTIS WILLIAM VALENTI

RrcHARD BouGHTON PASCALL ( A)

E JuNKER (A)

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HECTOR STERGIN PoRFIROS ( s )

THOMAS jOHN SISBOWER (A)

ERIC SINCLAIRE PuRDON ( s)

RALPH GRoFF SLATER (s) ARDEN CLEVELAND STEWART ( s )

MARTIN FRANCIS QuAELY ( s )

ARTHUR BucHANAN SToLz (s)

DouGLAS WALKER RANKIN ( s )

RoBERT WARREN THAYER (s)

IRviNG PALMER RATHBUN ( s)

HERBERT EATON ToDD ( s )

WILLIAM VAN HoR E REYNOLDs ( s )

HowARD STEPHENS TRAsK (A)

VA

RENSSELAER RrcHMOND ( s )

joHN JosEPH RIMOSUKAS ( s )

JosEPH FRANCIS VANNIE ( s )

LEROY CLINTON RoBERTs , JR. ( s )

CLARK GREENWOOD VooRHEES, ]R. ( s )

MILTON RoiSMAN ( s ) RoBERT MoRRis RoNEY (A)

]AMES ALBERT WALEs, ]R. ( s )

WILLIAM AuGUST Roos, III ( s )

GEoRGE HERBERT WALKER ( s )

MILTON MAURICE RuLNICK ( s )

WILLIAM HAMILTON WALKER ( s ) SoTERO WALWAL ( s )

CLYDE RAYMOND SALMONS ( s )

ARTHUR BowL ES WARD (A)

IsADORE HENRY SAMPERs, ]R. ( s )

WILLIAM HENRY WARNER ( s )

REGINALD CHARLEs ScHOFIELD (A)

LoUis BARBIERI WARREN ( s )

IoRMAN THEODORE ScHRAMM ( s )

CHARLES WEBER ( s )

RoBERT EMIL ScHULTZE (A)

WILLIAM Hun WETHERILL ( s )

FREDERICK MARTIN SENF ( s ) BARCLAY SHAW (A)

CHESTER MELVILLE

joHN LEoN SHAW, ]R. ( s )

(s)

THOMAS ELIAS yARROWS (A)

The Ivy Board wishes to take this opportunity to thank

1932,

YAHN

T.

Robert Stumpf of the Class o f

for his aid in compiling this issue of the TRINITY IvY.

l HE 1933 TRINITY 96

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Non-Matriculated Students MARION HENRY ADAMOWITZ JoHN HERBERT BAKER . ]AMES STEPHEN BENNETT HAROLD ALGOT BERGLUND VERNON THEODORE BROWN THOMAS CHARLES CALLERY ]ACK GRENFELL . .

RAYMOND ARTHUR MA.cELROY RICHARD GEORGE OHANESIAN .

ANGELO MARIE PINTO .

RoBERT CuRTiss REYNOLDS RICHARD HuMPHREY SEARS CHARLES LLOYD TowNE

New Britain, Conn.

Rochester, N. Y. Hartford, Conn. .

Hartford, Conn.

Perth Amboy, N.].

Hartford, Conn. .

Hartford, Conn.

East Hartford, Conn.

New Britain, Conn.

East Hartford, Conn.

Meriden, Conn.

Brookline, Mass.

Wethersfield, Conn.

Graduate Students JosEPH BIENKOWSKI, W. H. Russell Fellow B.S., 1930 GEORGE LAURENCE BLAUVELT B.A., 1931 FRED CADY DAVIS B.A., 1912, Amherst WILLIAM LEvi DoLE . . . .

B.S., 1927, Massachusetts State College JosEPH GERARD FITZGERALD .

B.A., 1929, Catholic University EINO ALGOT JoHNSON .

B.S., 1928, Dartmouth G EoRGE EDWARD MANNWEILER, H. E. Russell Fellow

. Torrington, Conn.

White Plains, N.

Y.

Somers, Conn.

Hartford, Conn.

Waterbury, N. Y. Hartford, Conn.

Hartford, Conn.

B.S. , 1931 HARRY JoHN McKNIFF .

Hartford, Conn.

B.A., 1926 CLARENCEIRWIN OLL . . .

B.S., 1930, Lebanon Valley College FREDERICK MoRRIS REI HART B.S., 1931, Juanita College CLAUDE BAILEY SARGENT .

B.A., 1930, Denison University WILLIAM AvERY STURM .

Palmyra, Pa. Altoona , Pa. Washington, D. C. Wethersfield, Conn .

B.S., 1931 }ACK TREVITHICK, Mary A. Terry Fellow B.A., 1931

Hartford, Conn.

Summary Graduate Students Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen . . .

Non-Matriculated Students

13 63 79

108 150 13 Total

426

l HE 19 _3 3 lRINITY 97

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Roll of Fraternities EPSILON CHAPTER OF DELTA Psi

PHI KAPPA CHAPTER OF ALPHA DELTA PHI

ALPHA CHI CHAPTER OF DELTA KAPPA EPSILON

BETA BETA CHAPTER OF Psr UPSILON

PHI Psr CHAPTER OF ALPHA CHI RHo

SIGMA CHAPTER OF DELTA PHI

DELTA CHI CHAPTER OF SIGMA Nu

THE LocAL FRATERNITY OF ALPHA TAu KAPPA

THE CoMMONS CLUB

l HE 1933 TRINITY 101

IVY

Delta Psi Founded at New York University and Columbia College 1847

y 102

y

Epsilon Chapter Established

1850

FRATRES IN FACULTATE WENDELL HoLMES LANGDON

WILLIAM GREGG BRILL

CLASS OF

1932

DANIEL SYLVESTER ANDRUS

RICHARD CRABILL MELOY

JoHN EDMUND STUART BuRKE

CusHMAN CARRINGTON REYNOLDS

MARCELUS DoRSEY WRIGHT

CLASS OF RoBERT VIcKERY HoLMES

1933

CHARLES MINOT SHEAFE

CLASS OF

1934

WILLIAM HoFFMAN BENJAMIN

ALBERT EDWARD JoHN HoLLAND

NATHANIEL THAYER CLARK

CHARLES THOMAS KINGSTON

JosEPH D EVINE FLYNN

JoHN ANDREW MAsoN

jAcoB D ouGLASS GAY

RoBERT WARREN THAYER ]AMES BENSON WEBBER

CLASS OF

1935

CHARLES SuMNER BARTON

PETER WILLIAM FuLLER

TucKERMAN CHAPIN

Lucws ]AMEs KELLAM

CHARLES BuTTERFIELD CoBURN

CLARK GREE

wooD VooRHEEs, ]R.

THE 1933 TRINITY 103

IVY

Alpha Delta Phi Founded at Hamilton College 1832

3

ITY 104

Y

Phi Kappa Chapt~r Established

1877

FRATER IN FACULTATE HENRY AuGusTus PERKINS

CLASS OF

1932

THoMAS BuRGEss, JR.

HENRY OsGoOD PHIPPEN, ]R.

]AMES OAKLEY CARSON

RICHARD LAURENCE SLOSSON

GEoRGE KEITH FuNsToN

DAVID LINDEN WHIT E

CLASS OF

1933

GEoRGE HENRY BocKWINKEL, ]R.

CHARLES FRANCIS NuGENT, ]R.

LEONARD PAUL ]AHNK E

PoTIE R BRooKs PAIGE

THADDEUS CuLVER JoNES

LEWIS ALEXANDER WADLOW, ]R.

]AMES GRIER MARKS, ]R.

THOMAS SMITH wAD LOW

CLASS OF

1934

HAROLD RAYMOND BAILEY

ADRIAN HoLMES OND ERDONK

EDGAR HENRY CRAIG

ANDREW ONDERDONK

WILLARD JoHN HARING

R oBERT FREDERICK ScHMOLZE

RAYMOND NEILSON LIDDELL

D oNALD EARL SNoWDON

CLASS OF

1935

GARDNER BooTHE, ]R.

FRANCIS STERETT D ARRELL

JoHN BARBOUR CARSON

ERIC SINCLAIRE P uRDON

Louis BAMFORD CARSON

WILLIAM HENRY WAR ER

THOMAS CASADY, ]R.

WILLIAM Hurr WETHERILL

1 H E 1933 TRINITY 105

IVY

Delta Kappa Epsilon Foun ded at Yale University 1844

19 3 Y 106

IVY

Alpha Chi Chapter Established

1879

CLASS OF

1932

MARCUS LEVI GARRISON

]AMES GoLDIN ToBIN

THEOPHILUS JoHN McKEE, ]R.

]AMES CHALMERS WARWICK, ]R.

CLASS OF

]AMES MAcDouGALL HENDERSON

wALTER BRECKINRIDGE ARMSTRONG BARAK GRITMAN CoLEs,

1933

]R.

RoBERT CLosE SMITH

MILTON LITTLEFIELD SMYTHE

CLASS OF

1934

JoHN BLAND DoNLEY

RoBERT EMIL SHULTZE

HAROLD FREDERICK KNAPP

GusTAV HENRY UHLIG, ]R.

ANTHONY CHARLES wARD

CLASS OF

1935

WILLIAM JoHN ANGus

GEORGE Du

RoBERT DoNALD ARMISHAW

WORTHINGTON GRISWOLD FLETCHER

JoHN FRANCIS CAMPBELL

JoHN FREDERICK MARTENS

IsADORE HENRY SAMPERS,

BAR FERRis

]R.

THE 1933 TRINITY 107

IVY

Psi Upsilon Founded at Union College 1833

19 3 TRI 108

y

y

Beta Beta Chapter Established

1880

CLASS OF

1932

WILLIAM ARTHUR BoEGER

EDWIN HoRNE LAWTON

OswALD BALBIRNIE GRAHAM, JR.

RICHARD EDWARD MARTINI

WILLIAM SAVILLE GRAINGER

ALEXANDER SANDERS WATT, JR.

CLASS OF

1933

HERBERT Orro BELL

WINSTON HALL

RICHARD JEAN PIERRE EicHACKER

WILLIAM CAMERON NoRVELL

CLASS OF

1934

EDWIN GIBSON GALLAWAY

JosEPH GRAFTON MERRIAM

DAVID STEDMAN HARRIS

ARDEN SHAW

CLASS OF THEODORE EDWARD BoEGER

1935

DA.NIEL LAURENCE JosEPH

0'

DoNALD CYRIL HEYEL

RrcHARD BouGHTON PAscALL

CuRTIS WILLIAM VALENTINE JuNKER

RoBERT MoRRIS RoNEY

JoHN SHELDON McCooK

BARCLAY SHAW

EILL

THE 19 3 3 TRINITY 109

IVY

Alpha Chi Rho Founded at Trinity College 1895

3 ITY 110

Y

Phi Psi Chapter Established

1895

CLASS OF

1932

ARTHUR ALEXANDER ARNOLD, ]R.

ALFRED PALMORE HARRISON

HuGH STEWART CAMPBELL

CHARLES LESLIE MuENCHINGER

RALPH SMITH CHRISTY

HARRIS KING PRIOR GERALD THOMAS REUTER

CLASS OF

III

NICHOLAS WILLIAM HuBINGER,

1933 BERNHARD HuBERT PERRY GEORGE CARL RICHARDSON

joHN PATRICK LEo, ]R.

joHN GooDWIN TRACY

CLASS OF

1934

FREDERICK JoACHIM BuRFEINDT

WILLIAM WHITNEY jACKSON

BRYANT WHEELOCK GREEN

SEYMOUR EwiNG SMITH

RALPH BENSON HouLIHAN

CHARLES ALBERT TucKER

CLASS OF ALBERT WILSO

1935 WALTER ALBERT j OHNSEN

BASKERVILLE

WILLIAM RITCHIE CuRTIS

JoHN PHILIP McGARVEY

DENIS FRANK FARNELL

Do uGLAS WALTER RANKIN

WILLIAM ORVILLE HAMMOND

WrLLIAM AuGusT Roos,

III

NoRMAN THEODORE ScHRAMM

1 HE 1933 1RINITY 111

IVY

Delta Phi Founded at Union College 1827

T

E 19 3 TRI 112

y - IVY

Sigma Chapter Estab l ished

FRATER

I

1917

FACULTATE

ARTHUR ADAMS

CLASS OF

1932

ATHANIEL BLANCHARD ABBOTT

HERBERT GEoRGE NoRMAN

HARVEY DANN

CHARLES HARRIMAN SMITH

FREDERICK HEINRICH GEIGER

THOMAs RoBERT STUMPF

RoBERT WENTZ LAKE

FREDERICK BERNARD WIERK RoBERT VI

CE T YouNG

CLASS OF

1933

PHILIP EDWARD CoYLE, ]R.

HARRY ]AMES OxFoRD

WILLIAM FRANKLIN D EVoE

EDWARD SwiTS PAIGE

WILLIAM RoTHWELL GASKELL-HARVEY

MALCOLM ScoTT

JoHN ALEXANDER LADD MoNTGOMERY

WILLIAM WALLACE SIS BOWER

CLASS OF RoBERT MoRRIS A

1934

DREws

RoBERT HuGHES DAUT

ORRIN SEVERUS BuR siDE

CHARLES ALFRED FRITZSON

WILLIAM DALLON MooRE

CLASS OF PAUL WINFREY ADAMS

1935 JoHN JosEPH MAHER

JoHN ALBERT AMPORT

路 WILLIAM VIRGINIUS MASON

DANIEL MIDDLETON AYRES

vAN RENSSELAER RICHMOND

RoBERT JoHN LAu

THOMAS JoHN SISBOWER

THE 19 3 3 TRINITY IVY 11 3

Sigma Nu Foun ded at Virginia Mi litary Institute 1869

3

ITY 114

y

Delta Chi Chapter Established

FRATRES

I

1918

FACULTATE

ALFRED Lours PErKER

WILLIAM AvERY STURM

CLASS OF

1932

RAYMOND KELLEY ADAMS

HAROLD DANIEL Disco

JoHN ELMER BAcKSTROM

STEPHEN KEN

]AMES ALLEN BREED

JosEPH JoHN FoNTANA

WILLIAM ALBERT CARLTO

EvERETT SHIRLEY GLEDHILL

THOMAS WILLIAM CoNVEY, ]R.

ALLEN ScoTT MEIR

wARREN RICHARD DACEY

VIcToR JosEPH OuELETTE

CLASS OF

EY ELLIOT

1933

WALTER GREER ADAMS

PAUL MARTIN CHRISTENSEN

WILLIAM HENRY ANDRULAT

WALTER JosEPH DuKSA

KENNETH EvANS BIRCH

]AMES ]ACK SHARKEY

GEoRGE MoNTGOMERY SLATER

CLASS OF

1934

EDWARD JosEPH BREWER

WILLIAM STRUTHERS EwiNG

LEONARD CoATES CoiT

DouGLAS JosEPH GLADWIN

GRAHAM ALLING DAY

ALBERT WILLIAM HANNINEN

DoNALD ALBERT DuMONT

WILLIAM JosEPH HENEBRY

JoHN SuMNER ELLSWORTH

RICHARD INGRAHAM THOMAS

CLASS OF RowA

PEARCE ALEXANDER

1935 MILTON CARL MARQUET

GEORGE SHELL!NGTON BREED

FREDERicK

MALCOLM RILEY GosLEE, ]R.

FREDERICK MARTIN SE

JosEPH ALBERT HANAGHAN

EWToN MoRGAN F

' RALPH GRAFF SLATER

ARTHUR WELLINGTON HAZENBUSH

HEBERT EATON ToDD

WILLIAM HAMILTON WALKER

l HE 19.3 3 TRINITY 115

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Alpha Tau Kappa Founded at Trinity College 1919

3 TRI 116

ITY

y

The Local Fraternity of Alpha Tau Kappa Founded in 1919 CLASS OF

1932

PHILIP JOHN AcQUAvivA

EDWARD vALENTINE SAYERS

JoHN PHILIP CoLEMAN

MICHAEL JoHN ZARZARO

CLASS OF

1933

]AcK PATRICK CoTTER

WILLIAM RoBERT McCuRDY

CLASS OF

1934

}AMES JosEPH ALBA r

CHARLES OTis BIERKAN ]AMES JoHN KENNEY

CLASS OF THOMAS JosEPH McQuADE

1935 FRANCIS JoHN McVANE

JosEPH FRANCIS VANNIE

THE 1933 TRINITY -IVY 117

The Commons Club Founded 1931

y 118

y

The Commons Club Founded

WILLIAM GARDNER BERNDT

1931 President

.

Vice-President

EDWARD LEVONNE SIVASLIAN

Secretary- Treasurer

JoHN RAINFORTH BosE

CLASS OF EDWIN joHN GREENE

1933

GEORGE wALTER LEE

CLASS OF

1934

WILLIAM jEROME ARNOLD

jAMES LESLIE GRANT

GEORGE DEBONIS

RAYMOND THOMAS MALLEY

EDwARD CoNRAD ELY

FRANCIS ANTHONY REMKIEWICZ

CHARLES jAMES SUTHERLAND

CLASS OF

1935

FREDERICK WESLEY BRISTOL

jAMES RoBERT MARKS

FRANCIS DEWEY BuLLOCK

WILLIAM ANTHO y PADDON

ANTHONY ]AMES D'ANGELO, ]R.

THOMAS PAOLI

FRANK JosEPH EIGENBAUER

ARDEN CLEVELAND STEWART

GEoRGE SYLVANUS HuLL

ARTHUR BowLEs WARD

PAuL MALCOLM joHNSON

CHARLES WEBBER

THOMAS ELIAN yARROWS

1HE 19 3 3 IRINI1Y 119

IVY

The Senate HENRY OsGooo PHIPPEN

President

THOMAS RoBERT STUMPF

Treasurer Secretary

HARRIS KING PRIOR

WILLIAM ARTHUR BoEGER

EMANUEL FRANCIS GouNo

JoHN EDMUND STUART BuRKE

ALLAN ScoTT MEIER

J OH

]AMES CHALMERS WARWICK, ]R.

PHILIP CoLEMAN

l HE 1933 TRINITY 123

IVY

Senior Honorary Society Established

1893

THE MEDUSA NATHANIEL BLANCHARD ABBOTT

GEORGE KEITH FUNSTON

D ANIEL SYLVESTER ANDRUS

ALLAN ScoTT MEIER

WILLIAM ARTHUR BoEGER

HE

RY OsGooD PHIPPEN

HARRIS KING PRIOR

THE 19 3 3 TRINITY 124

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Sophomore Dining Club Founded by the 1933 LEWIS ALEXANDER WADLOW,

Class

of '99 in 1897

DELEGATIO

]R.

Chairman

WALTER BRECKENRIDGE ARMSTRONG

WALTER JosEPH DuKSA

KENNETH EvANS BIRCH

NicHOLAS WILLIAM HuBINGER, ITI

GEoRGE HENRY BocKWINKEL

THADDEus CuLVER JoNES

JoHN THOMAS CAMPION

PoTTER BRooKs PAIGE

BARAK GRITMAN CoLES,

]R.

]AMES ]ACK SHARKEY

WILLIAM WALLACE SISBOWER

1HE 19 3 3 T R IN I I Y 125

IVY

The Honorar y Fraternity of Kappa Beta Phi FRATRES

IN

FACULTATE

THURMAN LossoN Hooo

RoGER HENWOOD MorrEN

WILLIAM SAVILLE GRANGER

President

WILLIAM ARTHUR BoEGER

Treasurer

WALTER. BRECKENRIDGE ARMsT RONG

R oBERT VrcKERY HoLMES

HE R BERT Orro BELL

}AMES GRIER MARKs, }R.

B ARAK G RITMAN CoLEs, } R .

PorrER BRooKs PAIGE

H A ROLD D ANIEL Dr sco

GERALD THOMAS REuTER

CusHMAN CARRINGTO

REYNOLDS

THE 19 3 3 TRINITY ivy 126

The Germ an Club Founded 1895 ]AMES ELDRED BALDWIN

]AMEs MAcDouGALL HENDERSON

HAROLD RAYMOND BAYLEY

RoBERT VIcKERY HoLMES

JoHN EDMUND STUART BuRKE

]AMES GRIER MARKS, ]R.

NATHANIEL THAYER CLARK

JoHN ANDREw MASON

BARAK GRITMAN CoLES

PoTTER BRooKs PAIGE

EDWIN GIBSON GALLAWAY

THOMAS RoBERT STuMPF

jAcoB DouGLAS GAY, ]R.

]AMES CHALMERS WARWICK, ]R.

]AMES BENSON WEBBER, ]R.

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The Junior Prom Committee Held in Alumni Hall, Friday, February 5, 1932 EDWARD Swns PAIGE

Chairman

.

HERBERT Orro BELL

WILLIAM FRANKLIN D EVOE

GEoRGE HENRY BocKWINKEL, ]R.

]A MES MAcDouGALL HENDERSON

J oHN FRA

]oH

cis BuTLER

PATRICK LEo,

]AM ES j ACK SHARKEY

jAcK PATRICK CoTTER

CHARL ES MINOT SHEAFE,

THE

]R.

III

1933

TRINITY 路IVY 128

The Sophomore Hop Committee NATHANIEL THAYER CLARK

Chairman

.

HONORARY MEMBERS EDGAR HENRY CRAIG

WILLARD joHN HARING

CHARLES THOMAS KINGSTON, jR.

COMMITTEE MEMBERS HAROLD RAYMOND BAYLEY,

]R.

GRAHAM ALLING DAY

WILLIAM HoFFMAN BENJAMIN CHARLEs

OTis

EDWIN GIBSO

BIERKAN

GALLAWAY

WILLIAM SYLVESTER McCoRNICK

RoBERT HuGHES 0AUT

GusTAv HENRY UHLIG

1 l-:1 E 19 3 3 1RINITY 129

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The Trinity Tripod Established 1904

EDITOR-I -CHIEF ]AMES jACK SHARKEY MA AGI G EDITOR WILLARD JoHN HARING REPORTORIAL BOARD GARDNER BooTHE RoBERT JoHN LAu WILLIAM SYLVESTER McCoRNICK RoBERT MoRRIS RoN EY

EDITORIAL BOARD HAROLD RAYMOND BAYLEY, ]R. KENNETH WILLIAM DAVID GRAHAM ALBERT EDWARD JoHN HoLLAND WILLIAM wALLACE SISBOWER

BUSI ESS MA AGER ANDREW ONDERDONK ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MA AGER jAcoB DouGLAS GAY, ]R.

CIRCULATION MANAGER EDWARD PHILIP CoYLE, ]R.

THE 19 3 3 TRINITY -IVY 130

The Rifle Club President

EDWIN HoRNE LAWTON

Secretary- Treasurer

WINSTON HALL

MEMBERS RoBERT

F.

GADD, ]R.

EDWIN H. LAWTON

WINSTON HALL OLIVER

F.

GEORGE

joHNSON

w.

LEE

RoBERT M. RoNEY

1 HE 1933 TRINITY 131

IVY

The Trinity Ivy Established

1873 Editor-in-Chief

WILLIAM WALLACE SisBOWER E D ITORIAL BOAR D WILLIAM HARRY

F.

D EVOE, ]R.

]AMES

J. OxFORD

GEORGE

C.

J.

SHARKEY

EDwARD L. Siv ASLIAN

RICHARDSON

LEWIS A. WADLOW,

]R.

19 3 3

TRINITY 路 IVY 132

The Trinit y Ivy Established 1873 PHILIP EDWARD CoYLE, ]R.

Business Manager

BUSINESS BOARD WALTER B. ARMSTRONG

MALCOLM ScoTT

HERBERT 0. BELL

JoHN G. TRACY

THoMAs E. McDERMOTT, ]R.

THOMAS

s. WADLOW

1 HE 1933 TRINITY 133

IVY

The Political Science Club FACULTY MEMBERS EDWARD FRANK HuMPHREY,

PH.D.

STUDE

CHARLES ]AMES RHOR,

T

PH.D.

MEMBERS

President

THADDEus CuLVER JoNES

Vice-President

JoHN ANDREW MASON .

Secretary

DoNALD ALLAN McPHERSON

RAYMOND KELLY ADAMS

RICHARD jEAN PIERRE EICHACKER

WILLIAM jEROME ARNOLD

GEORGE KEITH FuNSTON

]AMES ELDRED BALDWIN

OswALD BALBIRNIE GRAHAM, ]R.

KENNETH EvANS BIRCH

WILLIAM JosEPH HENEBRY

WILLIAM ARTHUR BoEGER

PoTTER BRooKs PAIGE

THoMAS BuRGEss, ]R.

HENRY OsGooD PHIPPEN

WILLIAM ALBERT CARLTON

EDWARD LEVONNE SIVASLIAN

THoMAs WILLIAM CoNVEY, ]R .

RICHARD LAURENCE SLOSSON

EDWARD PHILIP coYLE

LEWIS ALEXANDER WADLOW, ]R.

THE 19 3 3 TRINITY 134

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The A thenaeum President

REx ]AMES HowARD

Vice-President

]AMES jACK SHARKEY

Secretary- Treasurer

WINSTON HALL

Manager of Debate

THEOPHILUS joHN McKEE, JR.

MEMBERS WILLIAM GARDNER BERNDT

ARTHUR WELLINGTON HAZENBUSH

KENNETH EvANS BIRCH

RoBERT joHN LAu

WILLIAM ALBERT CARLTON

EDWIN HoRNE LAWTON

jAMES DEGAN CosGRovE

CHARLEs LESLIE MuENCHINGER

EDGAR HENRY CRAIG

FREDERICK MARTIN SENF

JEAN PrERRE EicHACKER

EDWARD LEVONNE SIVASLIAN

jAMES LESLIE GRANT

ARDEN CLEVELAND STEWART

ALFRED PALMORE HARRISON

CHARLEs jAMEs SuTHERLAND

ARTHUR BowLES WARD

THE 19 3 3 TRINITY 135

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The Choir MEMBERS NATHANIEL BLA CHARD ABBOTT

KENNETH WILLIAM DA VJD GRAHAM

WALTER GREER ADAMS

EDWIN joH

DANIEL SYLVESTER ANDRUS

jAMES MAcDouGALL HENDERSON

GARDNER BooTHE

joHN PHILIP McGARVEY

jAMES OAKLEY CARSON, jR.

WILLIAM CAMERON

WILLIAM FRA

ERIC S1

KLIN DEVOE

CARL HENRY FRITZINGER

GREENE

ORVELL

CLAIRE PuRDON

RICHARD LAURENCE Swsso

FREDERICK BERNHARD WIERK

THE 1933 TRINITY 136

tv y

The Interfraternity Council GEoRGE KEITH

Fu

President

sTo

!/ice-President

]AMES CHALMERS WARWICK,JR.

Secretary- Treasurer

WILLIAM C'AMERON NoRVELL

MEMBERS WILLIAM HoFFMAN BENJAMIN

JoHN PATRICK LEo , ]R.

HuGH STEWART CAMPBELL

ALLAN ScoTT MEIER

JoHN PHILIP CoLEMAN

HERBERT GEoRGE NoRMAN

BARAK GRITMAN CoLEs, JR.

]AMES ]ACK SHARKEY

]AcK P ATRI CK CoTTER

LEWIS ALEXA

DER WADLOW, ]R.

ALEXANDER SANDERS WATT

1 HE 1933 TRINITY 137

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The Glee Club In accordance with the new policy inaugurated last year by Professor A. Tillman Merritt, the Glee Club has been giving a series of concerts in and about Hartford. The purpose of these has been, not only to raise money, but also to give the Glee Club practical experience through singing in public. The first appearance made this season was in December at Glastonbury, Connecticut, where the Glee Club was supplemented by the newly organized Trinity Orchestra, which played for a dance following the concert. In addition to choral music by the Club, the concert consisted of piano solos by Thomas E. McDermott, Jr., carols by a quartet composed of John P. McGarvey, William C. orvell, Frederick B. Wierk, and Nathaniel B. Abbott, and musical skits by Charles H. Smith and William F. DeVoe. In their next performance the Glee Club appeared at the Westminster School in Simsbury, Connecticut. Here the program was composed of several songs by the Glee Club, piano solos by McDermott, a short sleight-of-hand performance by Herbert E. Todd, and baritone solos by John A. Gowen. On February 12th the Club made its first appearance in Hartford at a concert in the Broadview Community Church. This time the piano solos were supplied by John C. Melville; Smith and DeVoe put on their act, and John F. Martens rendered violin selections, the remainder of the program being filled by the Glee Club presentations. The following week the Club gave a short entertainment for the benefit of the patients of the Hartford Retreat.

At these four concerts the program of the Glee Club itself included the following numbers: "Fain Would I Change That Note" by Morley, "Adoramus Te" by Palestrine, "Fight" a Finnish folk-song, "On the Water" by Brahms, "The Dance of the Gnomes" by Mendelssohn, "Estrellita" by Ponce, "Fireflies," a Russian folk-song, two English folk-songs, "Swansea-Town" and "My Johnny Was a Shoemaker," and "Bonnie Dundee," a Scotch folk-song.

Soon after midyears the members of the Club were somewhat disappointed to hear that the New England Intercollegiate Glee Club Contest, which was to have been held at Boston in March, was cancelled because of lack of financial backing. At the same time, however, they learned of another event which, partially, if not wholly, allayed their disappointment.

This was the announcement that on March 19th there would be a joint concert by the Women's Choir of Wellesley College and the Trinity College Glee Club, to be held in the Bushnell Memorial Hall in Hartford. At this time the combined organizations presented five selections from Handel in addition to several numbers by each club. This affair proved to be by far the largest and most important production ever attempted by a Trinity Glee Club.

Between the present writing and date of publication at least two more appearances will be made by the Glee Club before commencement. Engagements have been made for April 8th at the Fourth Congregational Church of Hartford, and for April 23rd at Wethersfield, Connecticut. Last spring a series of evening campus concerts was given, and it is expected that this year a similar group will be presented. At the Class Day exercises last June for the first time, members of two years' standing in the Club were presented with appropriate gold charms ..

THE 1933 TRINITY 138

I-VY

Glee Club Pruidntt Librarian Businus Manager Assistant Businus Manager Student Conductor

}AMES CHALMERS WARWICK, }R. WILLIAM CAMERON NoRVELL MARCUS LEVI GARRI SON CuRTIS WILLIAM VALINTINE JuNKER JuLIUS SMITH

.

FIRST TE

0.

}AMES CARSON, }R .

NATHANIEL T . CLARK

ORS

}AMES A. HENDERSON JoHN A. MAcVEAGH, }R. JoHN P. McGARVEY

ERIC S. PuRDON }AMES WARWICK, }R.

c.

SECOND TENORS

0.

CHARLES BIERKAN JoHN D . FoTH ERGILL

FREDERICH H . GEIGER WILLIAM C . NoRVELL HARRY ]. OxFORD

JuLius SMITH HERBERT E. ToDD

FIRST BASSES

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WILLIAM ARNOLD ORRIN S. BuRNSIDE Louis B. CARSON HAROLD D. DISCO

DENIS F . FARNELL JosEPH D. FLYNN, }R .

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The Jest ers This school year found the Jesters ambitious and capable. Early in the fall they decided that the production of at least three full-length plays should be the aim of the organization, or:e in the fall, one after Christmas, and a third after Easter.

As a first presentation, Somerset Maugham's three act, drawing-room comedy, "The Circle," was immediately put into rehearsal. In its structure and its style "The Circle" is characteristic of Maugham at his best. It is a model of light comedy, a form as delicate as it is difficult, in which apparent ease of execution conceals a very fine art. It was produced in ew York in 1921 with a cast including John Drew and Mrs. Leslie Carter.

Mr. William Helm bold of the Greek and Latin Department was the coach of this production which was given December 11, 1931, in Alumni Hall, followed by dancing, with music furnished by the newly-organized Trinity orchestra. There were seven main characters in the play of which three were women's roles, all played by students. In the leading roles were: R. J. Howard, '34, as Clive, H. J. Oxford, '33, as Arnold, J. M. Prutting, '33, as L ord Porteous, G. A. Day, '34, as Edward L uton, J. J. Sharkey, '33, as L ady Catherine, and . W. Hubinger, '33, as Elizabeth. A. E. Austin, Jr., curator of the Morgan Memorial in Hartford and instructor of Fine Arts at the college, staged the production.

Attempts were made early in the year to procure some place on the campus which could be converted for use as a little theater and in which a series of plays could be produced entirely by the student-Jesters. This would increase interest in the Jesters, afford an opportunity for students to see a number of plays, and offer many more an opportunity to "tread the boards." o suitable location could be found because of crowded conditions, but a group did produce the one-act play, "The Bishop's Candle-sticks." The play was done in the public speaking room not long after the Christmas vacation. It was entirely the result of student effort. Jack Grenfell, a non-matriculate student, took the leading role and also coached the play, while the part of the Bishop was done by P. E. Coyle, '33. The performance was free to all and was admirably received.

Early in the new semester of 1932, a cast was picked for the play "Wings Over Europe"

by Robert Nichols and Maurice Browne. The cast, which worked under Mr. Helmbold's tutelage, presented the play on the evenings of April 8th and 9th, 1932, at the Hartford Club. The large cast of nineteen was made up of male characters, among which were: J. M. Prutting, '33, R. J. Howard, '34, H. J. Oxford, '33, G. A. Day, '34, N. Clark, '34, and J. A. MacVeagh, '32. Later on in the month the production was given at Connecticut College for Women.

Strides have been made during the year in the accumulation of scenery and lighting equipment which furnishes a basis for more finished productions and foretells, under present leadership, a growing and progressive organization, one which some years ago would have been thought an impossible pipe dream. Financially, the Jesters are very stable, more so in fact than they have been for many a year. Debts have been entirely wiped out and a comfortable balance established. This situation allows that more attention may be paid to the drama on Trioity campus than has been the case for man y years.

THE 19 3 3 TRINITY 140

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The Jesters .

President Stage Manager B usiness Man ager

WILLIAM WALLACE SISBOWER ANDREW ONDERDONK T . RoBERT STUMPF FACULTY MEMBERS

A.

EvERETT AusTIN , ]R.

WILLIAM

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HELMBOLD

SENIOR JESTERS

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NATHANIEL B. ABBOTT RoBERT M . ANDREws WILLIAM H. BENJAMIN P. EDwARD CoYLE , ]R. GRAHAM DAY WILLIAMS. EwiNG, ]R. ALBERT E. HoLLAND

REx HowARD ICHOLAS W. HuBINGER, I I I RoBERT LAu JoHN A. MAcVEAGH, ]R. RICHARD MELOY C. LESLIE MuENCHINGER ANDREW ONDERDONK ]AMES WARWICK , ]R.

PAUL ADAMS

WoRTHINGTON G. FLETCHER G. KEITH FuNsToN ]AMES GRANT WILLARD HARING Lucws KELLAM RoBERT W. LAKE WILLIAM v. MASON HERBERT G. ORMAN

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HARRY OxFORD JoHN M. PRUTTING jACK SHARKEY WILLIAM SISBOWER HARRIMAN SMITH RoBERT STUMPF ]AME S G. ToBIN

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JUNIOR JESTERS

T.

EDWARD BoEGER ORRIN S. BuRNsme JoHN CAMPBELL JoHN B. CARSON JoH P. CoLEMAN FRANKLIN DEVOE

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HARRIS PRIOR CusHMAN C. REYNOLDS vAN RENSSELAER RICHMOND BARCLAY SHAW CHARLES M. SHEAFE RICHARD I. THOMAS ]AMES B. WEBBER

1 HE 1933 TRINITY 141

IVY

The Varsity Club Established

192 7

RAYMOND KELLY ADAMS DANIEL SYLVESTER ANDR U S

FREDERICH HEINRICH GEIGER EvERETT SHIRLEY GLEDHILL

WALTER BRECKE

EMAN U EL FRAN ~ I s GoLINO

RIDGE ARMSTRONG

ARTH U R ALEXA DER AR OLD, ]R. RAYMOND LEONARD BIALICK KENNETH EvANS BIRCH

WILLARD joHN HARING DAVID STEDMAN HARRIS ALFRED PALMORE HARRISON

GEoRGE HENRY BocKWINKEL

THADDEus C u LVER ]oNES

EDWARD JosEPH BREWER THOMAS BuRGESS joHN EDMUND STuART BuRKE ]OHN THOMAS CAMPION THOMAS BRANDON CAREY WILLIAM ALBERT CARLTON RALPH SMITH CHRISTY joHN PHILIP CoLEMA

JoHN EDWARD KELLY CHARLES THOMAS KIN GSTON, ]R .

RoBERT NEILSON LmELL ]OHN FREDERICK MARTENS RICHARD EDWARD MARTINI ALLEN ScoTT MEIER EzRA MELROSE HERBERT GEORGE ORMAN

BARARK GRITMAN COLES

HENRY OsGOOD PHIPPEN

EDGAR HENRY CRAIG

HARRIS KING PRIOR

RoBERT HuGHES DAUT HAROLD DANIEL DISCO

GERALD THOMAS REUTER MORTON RAPHAEL SPRAY THOMAS RoBERT STUMPF

WALTER JosEPH DuKsA JosEPH joHN FoNTANA CHARLES ALFRED FR11"ZSON

PASQ ALE JosEPH VIGNATI LEWIS ALEXANDER WADLOW, THOMAS SMITH WADLOW MARCELLus DoRsEY WRIGHT

GEORGE KEITH FUNSTON EDWIN GIBSON GALLAWAY

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Varsity Football

ALLEN MEIER, '32 HARRIS K. PRIOR, '32

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SUMMARY 19 3 ~ OCTOBER OCTOBER OCTOBER OCTOBER OcTOBER NovEMBER

Won 2

3

Trinity Trinity Trinity Trinity Trinity Trinity

10 17 24 31 7

19 7 0 25 0 6

New York Aggies 7 Worcester Tech 13 Connecticut Aggies 7 0 Haverford Wesleyan 33 Amherst 13

Lost 4

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Freshman Football Captain Acting Manager Coach

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NELSON GIBSON KARL G. GLAHN ]AMES A . HANAGHAN DoNALD C. HEYEL WILLIAM F. HoFFERT Lucrus ]. KELLAM jOHN]. MAHER MILTON MARQUET

THOMAS PAOLI HEcToRS. PoRFIRos LEROY C. RoBERTS MILTON RoiSMAN MILTON M. RoLNICK IsADORE H. SAMPERS BARCLAy SHAw Lours B. W ARRE CHARLES WEBER

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1931 Trinity 0 Trinity 25 Trinity 16 Trinity 7

SUMMARY OcTOBER OcTOBER OcToBER NovEMBER

Won 2

10 16 24

7 Lost

1

Wilb raham 0 Connecticut Aggies, '35 0 Suffie ld 0 Kent 19

Tied 1

1 HE 19 3 3 TRINITY 147

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Varsity Basketball EMANUEL L. GoLINO, GERALD REUTER, '32 RAY OosTING

DANIEL

s. ANDRUS

RAYMOND

L.

BIALICK

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Captain Manager Coach THE SQUAD CHARLES A . FRITZSO EMANUEL

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joH E. KELLY RAYMOND N. LIDDELL

193 1- 32 Trinity 17 Trinity 24 Trinity 15 Trinity 24 Trinity 26 Trinity 20 Trinity 20 Trinity IS Trinity 37 Trinity 26 Trinity 27 Trinity 27 路 Trinity 29

joH F. MARTENs ALLEN MEIER

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IsADORE H. SAMPERs ALPHONSE ]. ZUJKO

SUMMARY jANUARY jANUARY jANUARY JANUARY FEBRUARY

8 9 14 16 5

FEBRUARY

9

13 FEBRUARY 16 FEBRUARY 20 FEBRUARY 23 FEBRUARY 27 MARCH 1 FEBRUARY

5

MARCH

Won 4

Wi ll iams Rensselaer Mass. State Cooper Union Coast Guard Academy Amherst Brooklyn Poly Wesleyan ew York Aggies Connecticut Aggies Pratt Institute Worcester Norwich

Lost 9

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38 28 22 27 33 25 26 32 18 20 28 23 28

Junior V ~rsity Basketball KENNETH GILBERT

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V.

BIRCH ,

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Manager

WRIGHT

Coach

THE SQUAD ]AMES

A.

HA AGHAN

IsADORE H. SAMPERs

RALPH B. HouLIHAN WILLIAM

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NOT

WILLIAM H. WARNER

LUC I US ]. KELLAM

CHARLES WEBER ALPHONSE ]. ZUJKO

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Baseball JoHN GooDING, '3 1 AND RAYMOND ADAMS, '32 H ERBERT G. NoRMAN, '32 GiLBERT WRIGHT

Co-Captains Manager Coach

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RAYMOND K. ADAMS WALTER B. ARMSTRONG HERBERT 0. BELL FREDERICK ]. BERFEINDT GEORGE H. BocKWINKLE WILLIAM A. BoEGER

THE SQUAD THOMAS B. CAREY JoHN P. CoLEMAN RICHARD ]. EICHACKER JosEPH ]. FoNTANA CHARLES A. FRITZSON JoHN GooDING

RALPH B. HouLIHAN JosEPH KEATING CHARLES T. KINGSTON T. JoHN McKEE HENRY 0. PHIPPEN PASQUELI]. VIGNATI

SUMMARY 1931

Trinity Trinity Trinity Trinity Trinity Trinity Trinity Trinity Trinity Trinity Trinity Trinity

APRIL22 APRIL 25 APRIL 29 MAY 2 MAY 6 MAY 13 MAY 16 MAY 20 MAY 23 MAY 26 MAY 30 JuNE 13

Won 9

Lost 2

5 8 13 3 5 3 8 6

Lowell Textile 11 Connecticut Aggies 2 Worcester 7 Union 2 Wesleyan 3 Williams 2

C. C. N.Y. (rain)

4 9 10

Mass. State Amherst Clark University Connecticut Aggies Alumni

l HE 19-:13 1RINITY 150

IVY

7 12

0 7 0

Track Captain Manager Coach

WILLIAM M. WELIVAR, '31

T.

RoBERT STUMPF, '32

RAY OosTING THE SQUAD

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DANIEL ANDRUS KE NETH E. BIRCH GEoRGE H. BocKWINKLE THOMAS BuRGEss WILLIAM A. CARLTON joHN CHILDS RALPH CHRISTY THOMAS W. CoNVEY

J.

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EDGAR H. CRAIG RoBERT H. DAuT ALFRED B. DIXON FREDERICK H. GEIGER WILLIAM M. GIBSON DouGLAS GLADWIN ALBERT HANNINEN DAVID HARRIS AMBROSE HIGGINS

WILLIAM jACKSON RAYMOND N. LIDDELL SHELDON RooTs 路 GERALD RowLAND SEYMOUR SMITH MoRTIMER SPRAY WILLIAM M. WELIVAR M . DoRSEY WRIGHT

J. w. s. s.

SUMMARY 1931

Trinity Trinity Trinity Trinity

MAY 2 MAY 9 MAv21 MAY30

Won 2

70

55 96 62

Massachusetts State 56 Norwich 71 Clark University 30 Connecticut Aggies 65

Lost 2

l HE 19 3 3 TRINITY 151

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Tennis RICHARD

E.

EvERETT S.

'32 GLEDHILL, '32

Captain Manager

MARTINI,

Coach

ARTHUR RuDOLPH

THE ARTHUR ARNOLD RALPH

D.

EDGAR

BRITTON

SQUAD

N.

WILLIAM

CRAIG

RICHARD E. MARTINI

s. GRAINGER

RICHARD

JoHN E. BuRKE SUMMARY APRIL MAY MAY MAY

MAY MAY MAY MAY

29

MELOY

1931 Trinity Trinity Trinity Trinity Trinity N. E. I. Trinity Trinity

2 6 9

16 17-20

21

23 Won 0

c.

JosEPH G. MERRIAM

Lost 4

(rain )

3 4 2 1

T. A. 4 (rain)

Clark Worcester Bowdoin Wesleyan Holy Cross

5 7 1

Springfield 5 Williams

Tied 1

THE 19 3 3 TRINITY 路IVY 152

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Commencement TRINITY COLLEGE HARTFORD, CoNNECTICUT One Hundred and Fifth Annual Commencement, Alumni Hall June 17, 1931

Degrees Conferred BACHELOR OF ARTS, IN COURSE To TwENTY-ONE STUDENTS IN CLASS OF 1931 BACHELOR OF SCIE CE To THIRTY-SEVEN STUDENTS IN CLAss oF 1931 MASTER OF ARTS, IN COURSE BLANCHE MILDRED DARLING, Connecticut, B.A., 1905, Wellesley College ELviRA MAE LoRD, Maine, B.A., 1917, Moravian College HAROLD WILLIAM GAL E, Connecticut, B.A., 1927 路 NICHOLAS DoMENICO D'EsoPo, Connecticut, B.A., 1930 MASTER OF SCIE CE, IN COURSE IsAAC LAIRD NEWELL, Connecticut, B.S. , 1924 SAMUEL ARMSTRONG TALBOT, Connecticut, B.A. , 1925, Cornell University EARL KENNETH BouTEILLER, Connecticut, B.S. , 1928 MASTER OF ARTS, HO ORIS CAUSA GooDWIN BATTERSON BEACH, of Hartford , Connecticut PHILIP EvERETT CuRTISS, of Norfolk, Connecticut DOCTOR OF LETTERS, HONORIS CAUSA WALTER RALPH STEINER, of Hartford, Connecticut DOCTOR OF LAWS, HONORIS CAUSA OwEN JosEPH RoBERTS, of Washington, District of Columbia DOCTOR OF DIVI ITY, HONORIS CAUSA HowARD CHANDLER RoBBINS, New York, New York

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