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CORNELL UNIVERSITY
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION
Volume XVI Number 17
The Register
1924-
25
Ithaca, New York
Published by the University
September I, 1925

THE CORNELL UNIVERSITY REGISTER
This book is designed to form a record of the personnel and organ
ization of Cornell University in the academic year 1924-25.
This book does not contain any statement of the requirements for
admission to study in the University. That information can be
found in the General Circular of Information, which the Secretary of
the University will send free upon request.
Neither does this book contain a list of the courses of instruction
that are offered by the several colleges and schools of the University,
or a statement of the requirements for graduation. The University
publishes an announcement, separately,
of the Graduate School and
of each of the Colleges, describing in detail the courses that they re
spectively offer to students and relating the requirements for degrees.
There are similar Announcements of the Summer Session and of the
Winter Courses in the College of Agriculture. The Secretary of the
University will send any of the Announcements free upon request.
A prospective student should obtain both the General Circular
of Information and the Announcement of that College which he
intends to enter.

CONTENTS
Cornell University : foundation and endowment, 5 ;
organization, 8.
The Board of Trustees, 12.
Staff of Instruction, Research, and Extension, 14.
Staff of Administration, 64.
government and
Colleges and other departments: The Graduate School, 65; the
College of Arts and Sciences, 66; the College of Law, 68; the
College of Engineering, 69; the College of Architecture, 71; the
Medical College, 72; the Veterinary College, 75;
the College of
Agriculture, 76; New York State Agricultural Experiment Station,
79; College of Home Economics, 80; the Department of Military
Science and Tactics, 81 ; the Department of Physical Education
and Training, 82; the Department of Hygiene and Preventive
Medicine, 82.
The University Libraries, 84.
Auxiliary institutions and funds, 88.
Fellowships and scholarships, 96.
Prizes, 103.
Loan funds and other pecuniary aids, 107.
Payments to the University, 108.
Publications, 111.
The Alumni, 112.
Cornell University
The Summer Session, 118.
Athletic Association, 116.
The Fifty-seventh Annual Commencement, 124.
Catalogue of students, 143.
Summaries, 236.
Index, 238.

Sept. 15
Sept. 24
Sept. 25
Sept. 26
Sept. 29
THE UNIVERSITY CALENDAR FOR 1924-25
Monday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Monday
Sept. 30 Tuesday
Nov. 5
Nov. 27
Dec. 20
Jan. 5
Jan. 5
Wednesday
Thursday
Saturday
Monday
Monday
Jan. n Sunday
Jan. 26
Feb. 5
Feb. 6, 7
Feb. 9
Feb. 13
March 16
April 4
April 13
May 23
June 1
June 11
Entrance examinations began.
Academic year began. Registration of
new students. Examinations for the
University
began.
Undergraduate Scholarships
Registration of new students.
Registration of matriculated students.
Instruction began in all the departments
of the University at Ithaca.
Instruction began in the Medical College
at New York City.
Winter courses in Agriculture began.
Thanksgiving Day (a holiday).
Instruction suspended. ) Christmas
Instruction resumed. J recess.
Second term of the Medical College at New
York City began.
Founder's Day : 1 18th anniversary of Ezra
Cornell's birth.
Term examinations began.
A holiday.
Registration of all students for the second
term.
Instruction began for the second term.
Winter courses ended.
Third term of the Medical College at New
York City began.
Instruction suspended. L
Instruction resumed.
?Spring
)
recess.
Spring and Navy Day (a holiday).
Term examinations began.
Commencement at the Medical College at
New York City.
Fifty-seventh annual Commencement of
the University.
THE SUMMER SESSION OF 1 92 5
The Summer Session of 1925 began on Monday, July 6, and
ended on Friday, August 14; the Summer School of Agriculture and
the Summer School of Biology were coincident with it. The Summer
Session of the College of law began on Monday, June 22, and ends
on Friday, September 4, being divided into two terms of five and one-
half weeks each.
Monday
Thursday
Fri., Sat.
Monday
Friday
Monday
Saturday
Monday
Saturday
Monday
Thursday
June 15 Monday
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CORNELL UNIVERSITY
FOUNDATION AND ENDOWMENT
Cornell University was incorporated by the Legislature of the
State of New York on April 27, 1865, and was opened on October 7,
1868. The existence of the University is due to the combined wisdom
and bounty of the United States, the State of New York, and Ezra
Cornell.
By an act of Congress, approved July 2, 1862, provision was made
for a grant to the several States of public lands, thirty thousand acres
for each Senator and Representative in Congress, from the sale of
which there was to be established a perpetual fund "the interest of
which shall be inviolably appropriated, by each State which may take
and claim the benefit of this act, to the endowment, support and
maintenance of at least one College where the leading object shall be,
without excluding other scientific and classical studies, and including
military tactics, to teach such branches of learning as are related to
agriculture and the mechanic arts, in such manner as the legislatures
of the States may respectively prescribe, in order to promote the
liberal and practical education of the industrial classes in the several
pursuits and professions in life."
The States that had within their borders a sufficient extent of
public lands "subject to sale at private
$1.25
entry"
at not more than
an acre were to be permitted to locate their shares of the grant
upon those lands. Other States might not locate their shares, but
were to receive instead the due amounts of scrip, which they were to
sell, devoting the proceeds to the purposes of the Act. Purchasers of
the scrip were to have the right of locating on any of the unappropri
ated lands of the United States "subject to sale at private entry at
$1.25
an acre or less,"
except that not more than one million acres
might be selected in any one State and that no mineral lands what
ever might be selected.
The share of the State of New York was 990,000 acres. The
scrip was delivered to the Comptroller of the State, who was author
ized, by an act of the Legislature passed May 5, 1863, to receive it
and, with the approval of other State officers, to dispose of the
whole or portion any of it. He sold 8,000 acres at 83 cents and 68,-
000 acres at 85 cents, receiving $64,440. He sold little because other
States were offering their scrip at lower prices.
Meanwhile Ezra Cornell was meditating a project which he came
to formulate in the words "I would found an institution where any
study."
person can find instruction in any In a union of his own re
sources with the proceeds of the land grant he saw a way to the real
ization of his purpose. Such a union was effected by an act of the
Legislature passed April 27, 1865, establishing Cornell University
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6 CORNELL UNIVERSITY REGISTER
and appropriating to it the income of New York's share of the land-
grant fund. The founder's broad conception of a university was
reconciled with the narrower purpose of the Act of Congress by means
of a provision in the charter that, besides such branches of learning
as are related to agriculture and the mechanic arts, "such other
branches of science and knowledge may be embraced in the plan of
instruction and investigation pertaining to the university as the
proper."
trustees may deem useful and In the same liberal spirit it
was provided in regard to the board of trustees that "at no time shall
;"
a majority of the board be of one religious sect or of no religious sect
in regard to professors and other officers, that "persons of every reli
gious denomination or of no religious denomination shall be equally
appointme
eligible to all offices and
and in regard to students,
that the University should admit them "at the lowest rates of ex
pense consistent with its welfare and
ly
efficiency,"
and more particular
that it should "receive students to the number of one each year
from each assembly district in this State. . .free of any tuition
fee. . .in consideration of their superior ability and as a reward for
superior scholarship in the academies and public schools of this
State."
Ezra Cornell's direct gifts to the University were five hundred
thousand dollars, two hundred acres of land with useful buildings,
and several smaller gifts for special purposes. His largest benefac
tion came in the form of profits eventually made by the University
on land scrip that he purchased from the State. The State Comp
troller had sold no more than 76,000 acres in the autumn of 1865,
when Mr. Cornell bought 100,000 acres for $50,000 on condition that
all the profits accruing from the sale of the land should be paid to
Cornell University. That purchase was but the beginning of Mr.
Cornell's great operation in land for the University's benefit. In
April of 1866 the Legislature passed "an act to authorize and facilitate
the early disposition by the Comptroller of the lands or land scrip
States."
the United The Comptroller was
donated to this State by
authorized to sell scrip at not less than 30 cents an acre to the trustees
of Cornell University, or, if they did not purchase, to anybody who
would give proper security that the whole net profits from the sale of
the lands would be paid to Cornell University. The trustees were not
able to make the purchase. Mr. Cornell agreed to take the scrip at
30 cents an acre, or 60 cents an acre, the market value, if he realized
so much as that in the sale of the land. He made the following stip
ulation in a letter to the Comptroller: "I shall most cheerfully accept
your views so far as to consent to place the entire profits to be derived
from the sale of the lands to be located with the college land scrip in
the treasury of the State, if the State will receive the money as a
separate fund from that which may be derived from the sale of the
scrip, and will keep it permanently invested, and appropriate the
proceeds from the income thereof annually to the Cornell University,
subject to the direction of the trustees thereof for the general purposes

FOUNDATION AND GOVERNMENT 7
of said institution, and not hold it subject to the restrictions which
the Act of Congress places upon the funds derived from the sale of
college land scrip, or as a donation from the Government of the United
States, but as a donation from Ezra Cornell to the Cornell Univer
sity."
The State made an agreement with Mr. Cornell on August 4,
^
1866, in which his stipulation was accepted. The sixth paragraph
of the agreement distinguishes clearly between the College Land
Scrip Fund, the receipts from the State's sale of the scrip, and the
Cornell Endowment Fund, which was to be constituted of the pro
fits made by Mr. Cornell from selling the lands and of his other gifts
to the University.
Mr. Cornell purchased scrip representing 913,920 acres. He sold
scrip for 381,920 acres at prices ranging from 85 cents to $1 an acre,
receiving therefor $3 5 7 , 748.6 1 . With
the remaining scrip for 53 2 ,000
acres he located about 511,000 acres, mostly in Wisconsin. Of the
land thus located he sold about 111,000 acres for $470,364.88. He
held the remainder till October, 1874, when a new agreement was
made, with the consent of the proper State officers, under which Cor
nell University was "to take the place and assume the duties and
obligations of Ezra Cornell, in his contracts with the State of Novem
ber, 1865, and August, 1866, accepting from him a conveyance of his
entire interest, and of all his rights under such contracts, and of all
the lands located by him with college scrip, and paying at once in
cash to the Comptroller the full amount of Cornell's bonds to the
State, principal and interest, and henceforward assuming the burden
lands."
and sale of such
of the care, management,
The University
thus took the place of Ezra Cornell in his contract with the State;
but the Legislature by an act passed May 18, 1880, directed the
Comptroller, upon the request of Cornell University, to transfer to
the University "all money, security, stocks, bonds and contracts
constituting a part of or relating to the fund known as the Cornell
Endowment Fund, now held by the State for the use of said Univer
sity,"
and a short time thereafter that transfer was made. From the
lands handed over by Mr. Cornell, about 400,000 acres, the Board of
Trustees have realized a net return of about $4,000,000.
The Cornell Endowment Fund, including Mr. Cornell's direct
gift of a half million dollars, amounts to $5,381,925. The absolute
ownership by the University of that fund was, on May 19, 1890, es
tablished by a decision of the Supreme Court of the United States
a similar decision of the New York Court of Appeals.
affirming
The College Land Scrip Fund amounts to $688,576.12. By
Chapter 78 of the Laws of 1895 it was turned into the treasury of the
State and a certificate of indebtedness for an interest thereupon of
five per cent per annum was issued to the University by the State.
On June 30, 1925, the University's productive funds amounted to
approximately $20,000,000. The estimated value of its lands, build
ings,
and equipment was $9,000,000. Its income applicable to cur
rent expenses for the fiscal year 1924-25 was $6,186,617.84.

8 CORNELL UNIVERSITY REGISTER
GOVERNMENT AND ORGANIZATION
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
The government of Cornell University is vested in a Board of
Trustees. The board is composed of fifteen persons coopted, ten
persons elected by the alumni of the University, and five persons
appointed by the Governor of New York, these thirty persons for
terms of five years; the President of the University, the Governor
and the Lieutenant Governor of New York, the Speaker of the
Assembly, the Commissioner of Education, the Commissioner of
Agriculture, the president of the State Agricultural Society, and the
librarian of the Cornell Library in the City of Ithaca, each of these
eight persons ex officio; the eldest male descendant of Ezra Cornell
for the term of his natural life, and a representative of the State
Grange elected annually. Subject to the charter of the University
and the laws of the State, the Board of Trustees has supreme control
over the University, every college and department thereof, its prop
erty, its conduct, and the persons engaged in its service.
COLLEGES AND OTHER DEPARTMENTS
Cornell University comprises the following colleges and depart
ments :
The Graduate School, established in 1909, having formerly
been designated the Graduate Department of the University. The
faculty of the school consists of the President of the University, who
is ex officio the presiding officer; the deans of the several faculties
of the University, the director of the Agricultural Experiment
Stations, and those professors, assistant professors and instructors
who are actively engaged in supervising the work of graduate students
as members of the special committees in charge of major and minor
subjects.
The College of Arts and Sciences, established in 1896, having
formerly been designated the Academic Department of the Univer
sity. The college comprises the President White School of History
and Political Science, the Sage School of Philosophy, a school of edu
cation, and departments of the classics, the Semitic languages and
literatures, the English language and literature, the Romance lan
guages and literatures, the Germanic languages and literatures, public
speaking, music, psychology, mathematics, chemistry, physics, and
zoology.
The College of Law, founded by the Board of Trustees in 1887.
The College of Engineering, including some departments that
were established when the University was opened, and now comprising
the School of Civil Engineering, the Sibley School of Mechanical
Engineering, and the School of Electrical Engineering.
The College of Architecture, established as a department
in 187 1, and raised to the status of a college in 1896. It offers pro
fessional courses in architecture, in landscape architecture, and in the
fine arts.

FOUNDATION AND GOVERNMENT 9
The Medical College, established in 1898 by Colonel Oliver
H. Payne and in 19 13 permanently endowed by him with a gift of
four million eight hundred and fifty thousand dollars. The main
division of the college is situated at First Avenue and Twenty-eighth
Street, New York City. At the Ithaca division of the college instruc
tion is given in the first year of the four-year course leading to the
degree of Doctor of Medicine.
The New York State Veterinary College, established in
1894, on a foundation of courses in Veterinary Science which had
been given in the University since 1868. The college is administered
by Cornell University and its work is organically connected with
that of the University.
The New York State College of Agriculture at Cornell
University, established in 1904. Courses in Agriculture and in the
sciences related to it had been given by the University from the be
ginning, a course leading to a bachelor's degree in agriculture had
been given since 1873, and the Board of Trustees had organized the
College of Agriculture in 1 896. The college is administered by Cornell
University and its work is organically connected with that of the
University.
The New York State College of Home Economics, established
by act of the Legislature in 1925; it had been a department of the
College of Agriculture.
The New York State Agricultural Experiment Station,
situated at Geneva. This station, established in 1882, was placed
under the control of the Board of Trustees of Cornell University in
1923.
the faculties: councils
The faculties of the several colleges and that of the Graduate
School are denominated The Special Faculties. Each special
faculty, except that of the Graduate School, is composed of the Presi
dent of the University, who is ex officio the presiding officer, and all
professors, assistant professors, and instructors who give instruction
to regular students in the department or departments under the
charge of that faculty or to graduate students in the corresponding
division of the Graduate School, but instructors do not have the
right to vote until after four years of service as instructors here or in an
institution of equal academic standing. Subject to the right of revi
sion by the University Faculty on all matters affecting general Uni
versity policy, it is the duty of each special faculty to determine the
entrance requirements for its own students, to prescribe and define
courses of study for them, to determine the requirements for such
degrees as are offered to students under its jurisdiction, to enact and
enforce rules for the guidance and government of its students in
their academic work, to recommend to the Trustees such candidates
for degrees as have fulfilled the requirements, and in general to exer
cise jurisdiction over all other educational matters in its college.

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CORNELL UNIVERSITY REGISTER
The University Faculty consists of the President of the Uni
versity, who is ex officio the presiding officer; those professors and
assistant professors who are members of the special faculties; the
librarian and the assistant librarians in the University Library; the
Registrar, the Secretary of the University, and the Dean of Women.
The professors and assistant professors in the departments of Mili
tary Science and Tactics, Physical Education and Training, and
Hygiene and Preventive Medicine are not members of any special
faculty but are members of the University Faculty. It is the function
of the University Faculty to consider questions that concern more
than one of the colleges and questions of University policy, and it has
disciplinary jurisdiction over students of the University except for
unsatisfactory work, for which discipline is entrusted to the respective
special faculties. The Uriversity Faculty elects three delegates who
have the right to meet with the Board of Trustees and its committee
on general administration and possess the usual powers of trustees
except the right to vote.
The administration of the affairs of the New York State College
of Agriculture, the New York State Veterinary College, the New York
State College of Home Economics, and the Agricultural Experiment
Stations is under the control of the State College Council, con
sisting of the President of the University, who is ex officio chairman;
the five trustees appointed by the Governor; the president of the
State Agricultural Society; the Commissioner of Agriculture; the
Commissioner of Education; the trustee elected by the State Grange;
two trustees appointed by the Board of Trustees, one of whom must
be one of the trustees elected by the alumni; the deans of the re
spective State colleges; the director of the experiment stations; and
four professors, heads of departments, two from the faculty of the
College of Agriculture and one each from the College of Home Eco
nomics and the Veterinary College, elected by the faculties of those
colleges respectively for the term of one year. The Comptroller of the
University is present at the meetings of the council and takes part in
its deliberations, and the Secretary of the Board of Trustees acts
as secretary of the council.
For the purpose of making recommendations to the Board of
Trustees in relation to the business management of the Medical Col
lege there is a Medical College Council, consisting of the President
of the University, who is ex officio chairman; three trustees elected
by the Board of Trustees; the dean of the college, and two members
of the faculty elected by the faculty.
There is a Joint Council of the Graduate School, consisting
of the President of the University, who is the chairman ; three mem
bers of the Board of Trustees appointed by the chairman of the
Board, and three members of the faculty elected by the faculty, one
of which three is the dean ex officio. The function of this council is
to serve as a medium of conference between trustees and faculty in
the consideration of questions pertaining to the Graduate School.

FOUNDATION AND GOVERNMENT
The general care and supervision of the University Library are
entrusted to The Library Council, consisting of the President of
the University, who is ex officio chairman ; the Librarian, and five
elected members, one of whom is elected by the committee on general
administration of the Board of Trustees and the other four ofwhom
are elected, two by those professors and assistant professors who
give instruction in the Group of Sciences and two by those professors
and assistant professors who give instruction in the Group of Letters.
the presidents
The Presidents of Cornell University have been Andrew Dick
son White, 1866-1885; Charles Kendall Adams, 1885-1892;
Jacob Gould Schurman, 1892-1920; and Livingston Farrand,
who was inaugurated in 192 1 and is yet in office.
1 1

The President of the University
The Governor of New York
The Lieutenant Governor
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
ex officio
"
The Speaker of the Assembly
"
The Commissioner of Education
"
The Commissioner of Agriculture
"
The President of the State Agricultural Society
"
The Librarian of the Cornell Library in Ithaca
Charles Ezra Cornell, Ithaca Life
"
Member
(In each of the following groups of six the first three are coopted, the fourth and
fifth are elected by the alumni, and the last named is appointed by the Governor)
Henry R. Ickelheimer, New York j
Charles M. Schwab, New York i Term of office
George F. Baker, New York i expired in
Louis L. Seaman, New York [ 1925
George J. Tansey, St. Louis, Mo.
Horace White, Syracuse
Walter P. Cooke, Buffalo ]
Frank H. Hiscock, Syracuse 1 Term of office
Ira A. Place, New York 1 expires in
Herbert D. Mason, Tulsa, Oklahoma [ 1926
Ezra B. Whitman, Baltimore
Frank H. Miller, New York J
Jared T. Newman, Ithaca
Robert H. Treman, Ithaca
Mynderse Van Cleef, Ithaca
William Metcalf, jr., Pittsburgh
S. Wiley Wakeman, Quincy, Mass.
Thomas B. Wilson, Hall, N. Y.
Charles E. Treman, Ithaca
Henry H. Westinghouse, New York
Roger Butler Williams, Ithaca
Cuthbert W. Pound, Lockport
John L. Senior, Chicago
J. DuPratt White, New York
Henry W. Sackett, New York
C. Sidney Shepard, New Haven, N. Y.
Walter C. Teagle, New York
Edwin N. Sanderson, New York
Roger Henry Williams, New York
George R. VanNamee, New York
George F. Baker, New York
Henry R. Ickelheimer, New York
Charles M. Schwab, New York
Fred M. Randall, Detroit
Maxwell M. Upson, New York
Horace White, Syracuse
William F. Pratt, Batavia
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1 Term of office
expires in
.Elected by
"
1927
Term of office
expires in
1928
Term of office
expires in
1929
Term of office
expires in
1930
the State Grange

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES 1 3
representatives of the university faculty
Professor Frank Thilly
Term expires January i, 1926
Professor (Emeritus) George L. Burr Term expires January 1, 1927
Professor Rollins A. Emerson Term expires January 1, 1928
Officers of the Board
Frank H. Hiscock Chairman
J. DuPratt White Vice-Chairman
Charles D. Bostwick Secretary
L. N. Simmons Assistant Secretary
C E. Cornell Inspector
Standing Committees of the Board
(as of July 1, 1925)
Committee on General Administration: Mynderse Van Cleef, Chairman:
The President, Charles E. Cornell, Roger B. Williams, J. DuPratt White,
Thomas B. Wilson, Henry H. Westinghouse, Charles E. Treman, Cuth
bert W. Pound, Robert H. Treman, John L. Senior.
Committee on Finance: Roger B. Williams, Chairman: The President, Robert
H. Treman, Henry R. Ickelheimer, C. Sidney Shepard, Walter P. Cooke,
J. DuPratt White.
Committee on Buildings and Grounds: J. DuPratt White, Chairman: The
President, Henry W. Sackett, Edwin N. Sanderson, Henry H. Westing
house, Ezra B. Whitman, S. Wiley Wakeman, William Metcalf, jr.
Councils
(as of July 1, 1925)
State College Council: The President, Chairman: Thomas B. Wilson,
Frank H. Miller, J. DuPratt White, George R. VanNamee, Horace White,
E. R. Eastman, Berne A. Pyrke, Frank P. Graves, William F. Pratt,
Jared T. Newman, Maxwell M. Upson, Albert R. Mann, Veranus A.
Moore, R. W. Thatcher, Howard W. Riley, R. S. Hosmer, Pierre A. Fish,
Martha Van Rensselaer.
Medical College Council: The President, Chairman: Roger H. Williams,
Henry H. Westinghouse, Ira A. Place, Dean Walter L. Niles, Professor
Lewis A. Conner, Professor William J. Elser.
Graduate School Council: The President, Chairman; Cuthbert W. Pound,
Roger B. Williams, Robert H. Treman, Dean Rollins A. Emerson, Pro
fessor Ernest Merritt, Professor Carl Becker.
Library Council: The President, Chairman: Willard Austen, Jared T. Newman,
Professor Walter B. Carver and Professor Oskar A. Johannsen of the
Group of Sciences, Professor Clark S. Northup and Professor George L.
Hamilton of the Group of Letters.

THE STAFF OF INSTRUCTION, RESEARCH,
AND EXTENSION
This list includes the names of those administrative officers who are members of
the University Faculty, the members of the regular staff of the Medical College in
New York City, the members of the staff of extension of the New York State College
of Agriculture, and the members of the staff of the New York State Agricultural
Experiment Station at Geneva.
Livingston Farrand, A.B., M.D., L.H.D., LL.D.
President of the University, 1921 .
Eleanor Loretta Abrams.
Heckscher Research Assistant in Histology and Embryology, 1924 .
Bristow Adams, B.A.
Editor Professor in Extension Service, 1914 .
in the College of Agriculture, 1916 Instructor,
Joseph Quincy Adams, Ph.D., Litt.D.
.
Professor of English, 1919 .
in Chief of Publications
1904; Assistant Professor, 1909.
Robert Morrill Adams, B.S., A.B.
Assistant Extension Professor of Vegetable Gardening, 1920
Howard Bernhardt Adelmann, Ph.D.
.
Instructor in Histology and Embryology, 1921 . Assistant, 1919.
Ernest Albee, Ph.D.
Professor of Philosophy, 1907 . Instructor, 1892; Assistant Professor,
1902.
Calvin Dodge Albert, M.E.
Professor of Machine Design, 1916 - Instructor,
fessor, 1908.
Jos Bori Alemany.
Instructor in the Romance Languages and .
Literatures, 1924
Harry Benjamin Alger, B.S.
Instructor in .
Dairy Industry, 1923
Arthur Augustus Allen, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Ornithology, 191 5 .
1904; Assistant Pro
in Neurology and
Vertebrate Zoology,
Assistant
1906-07; Instructor, 1909; Instructor in
Zoology, 1912.
Charles Loring Allen, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Animal Husbandry, 1924 . Instructor, 1918;
Assistant, 1916. Raymond Peck Allen, A.B.
Assistant in Chemistry, 1921 .
.
.
.
.
.
William Allen, B.SA..
Instructor in Farm Management, 1924
Arthur Eugene Anderson, A.B., M.S.
Instructor in Agricultural Economics, 1925
Arthur F. Anderson, M.D.
Instructor in Pediatrics, New York City, 1923
Fred Lee Anderson, B.S.
Assistant in Botany, 1923
Rudolph John Anderson, Ph.D.
Chief in Research, Biochemistry, Geneva, 1923 Professor of Animal
Nutrition, Geneva, 1919. William Cook Andrae, M.M.E.
Instructor in Experimental Engineering, 1921
Design,
. Instructor in Machine
1916-17.
Albert LeRoy Andrews, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of German, .
Scandinavian. 1909.
191 8
Instructor
in German and

THE STAFF OF INSTRUCTION 1 5
Eugene Plumb Andrews, A.B.
Professor of . Archaeology, 1919 Curator of the Museum of .
Casts, 1897
Instructor, 1900; Assistant Professor, 191 1.
Lawrence Russell Andrus.
Reader in the Romance Languages and .
Literatures, 1924
William George Angerman, B.S.
Instructor in Electrical .
Engineering, 1924
John Velte Ankeney, M.S.
Assistant in Rural .
Education, 1924
James Stuart Arbuckle, B.S. in E.E.
Instructor in Electrical Engineering, 1921-. Benjamin H. Archer, M.D.
Instructor in Clinical Medicine, New York .
City, 1924
Naomi Argo.
Assistant in .
Entomology, 1925
Virgil Norman Argo, M.S.
Assistant in .
Biology, 1924
Philip Brownell Armstrong.
Assistant in Anatomy, New York .
City, 1924
Chester Arthur Arnold, B.S.
Assistant in .
Botany, 1924
Henry Asmus.
Assistant Professor of .
Farriery, 1914
Ludwig Frederick Audrieth, B.S.
Assistant in Chemistry,
1922 .
William Fagginger Auer.
Instructor in Physical .
Education, 1919
Willard Austen.
Librarian, 191 . 5 Assistant Librarian, 1892.
Winfred Enos Ayres.
Extension Instructor in Dairy Industry, 191 5 . Instructor, 1914. Nicholas Bacon.
Assistant in Chemistry, 1924 .
Harold Capron Bailey, M.D.
Associate Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology, New York City, 1921 .
Clinical Instructor in Surgery, 1906; Instructor in Pharmacology,
1907; Instructor in Obstetrics, 1910.
John Wendell Bailey, M.S.
Assistant in Entomology, 1924 .
Liberty Hyde Bailey, M.S., LL.D.
Professor in the College of Agriculture, Emeritus, 1921 . Professor of
General and Experimental Horticulture, 1888; Professor of Rural
Economy, 1903-08; Director of the College of Agriculture, 1903-13.
Ernest Leroy Baker, B.S.
Assistant in Rural Education, 1925 . Instructor in Extension Service,
1924.
William Charles Baker, B.S.A.
Professor of Drawing in the College of Agriculture, 1914 . Instructor
in
Drawing in Sibley College, 1899-1904; Instructor in Outdoor Art
in the College of Agriculture, 1905-^)6; Assistant Professor of
Drawing, 1907.
Dane Lewis Baldwin, M.A.
Instructor in English, 1920 . Instructor, 1912-17; Assistant, 1919-20.
Horace S. Baldwin, M.D.
Instructor in Medicine, New York City, 1923 .
Irvin Balenzweig, A.B., M.D.
Instructor in Clinical Surgery, Department of Orthopedic Surgery, New
York City, 1921 . Assistant in Applied Anatomy, 1920.

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William Cyrus Ballard, jr., M.E.
Professor of Electrical Engineering, 1924. Instructor in Machine
Design, 1910; Instructor in Electrical Engineering, 191 1; Assistant
Professor 19 1 7.
Wilder Dwight Bancroft, Ph.D.
World War Memorial Professor of Physical Chemistry, 1920
Professor, 1895; Professor,
. Assistant
1903.
John Robert Bangs, jr., M.E.
Instructor in Industrial Engineering,
Design, 1919.
Benjamin William Barkas, B.S., A.M.,
1921 . Instructor in Machine
1922.
Assistant, Instructor in Rural Economy, 1921-22, 1923
William Nichols Barnard, M.E.
.
Professor of Power Engineering, 19 15 . Assistant in Machine Design,
1897; Instructor, 1899-1900; Assistant Professor, 1903; Assistant
Professor of Steam Engineering, 1905; Professor, 1907.
Fred Asa Barnes, M.C.E.
Professor of Railroad Engineering, 191 5 .
Director
of the School of
Civil Engineering, 1921 . Instructor in Civil Engineering, 1902;
Assistant Professor of Railroad Engineering, 1905.
Benjamin Stockwell Barringer, B.S., M.D.,
Instructor in Clinical Surgery, Department of Urology, New York City,
1924 . Clinical Assistant, 1906-07; Clinical Instructor, 1914-18;
Instructor, 1918-21.
John Hall Barron, B.S.A.
Extension Professor of Farm Crops, 1920 . Assistant Professor, 1914.
Mortier Franklin Barrus, Ph.D.
Extension Professor of Plant Pathology, 1914
tant Professor, 191 1.
Roland Willey Bartlett, M.S.
. Assistant, 1908; Assis
Assistant in Marketing, 1923
Adelaide A. Barts.
.
Assistant State Leader, Home Demonstration Agents, 1924
George Francis Bason, M.E.E.
.
Instructor in Electrical Engineering, 1916
Dorothy Hammond Bateman.
.
Instructor in Physical Education, 1920 .
George Monroe Bateman, B.S.
Assistant in Chemistry, 1924 .
Erl Bates, M.D.
Adviser in Indian Extension, 1920 .
Nicholas Bawlf.
Instructor in Physical Education, 1920 .
Hubert E. Baxter, B.Arch.
Assistant Professor of Architecture, Instructor,
1920 .
Thomas Levingston Bayne, jr., M.S.
Assistant in Rural Education, 1920 .
Irving Tracy Beach, B.Chem.
Assistant in .
Chemistry, 1923
Alvin Casey Beal, Ph.D.
Professor of Floriculture, 1913 .
1911.
William W. Beattie, M.D.
Instructor in Pathology, New York City, 1923 .
Willard Chrisler Beatty, A.B.
Instructor in Economics and Accounting, Assistant,
Carl Becker, Ph.D.
Assistant,
191 1.
1910; Assistant Professor,
1922 .
192 1.
John Stambaugh Professor of History, 1922 . Professor of Modern
European History, 191 7.

THE STAFF OF INSTRUCTION 1 7
Elizabeth Marie Becker, M.A.
Reading Assistant in American History, 1924 .
Frederick Bedell, Ph.D.
Professor of Applied . Electricity, 1904 Instructor in Physics, 1892;
Assistant Professor, 1893.
Fenwick Beekman, M.D.
Assistant in Clinical Surgery, New York City, 1920 . Assistant, 1915-18;
Instructor in Operative Surgery, 1913-18, 1919.
Leo Behr, M.E.
Instructor in Physics, 1921 .
tt t
Assistant in Power Engineering, 1917-18.
H. Jeannette Allen Behre, A.B.
Instructor in Chemistry, 1922 . Associate, 1921.
Frederick Gardner Behrends, B.S.
Extension Professor of Rural . Engineering, 1923 Instructor, 1916-17;
Assistant Extension Professor, 1919.
Ben Raymond Beisel, B.S.
Instructor in .
Mathematics, 1923
Anne M. Belcher, M.D.
Instructor in Clinical Medicine, New York .
City, 1924
Harold S. Belcher, M.D.
Instructor in Clinical Medicine, New York .
City, 1924
Olin Grogan Bell, A.B.
Instructor in Geology, 1921 .
O. Jean Bell.
Extension Instructor in Home .
Economics, 1924
Abraham J. Beller, B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Operative Surgery, New York City, 1920 .
Raymond C. Bender.
Assistant in .
Research, Chemistry, Geneva, 1924
Stanley R. Benedict, Ph.D.
Professor of Chemistry, New York City, 1912 . Assistant
1910.
Professor,
James William Benner, D.V.M., M.S.
Assistant Professor of Investigation of Animal Diseases, 1921 . In
structor in Special Research in Animal Diseases, 1919; Assistant
Professor, Veterinary Experiment Station, 1920.
John Bentley, jr., B.S., M.F.
Professor of Forest Engineering, 191 8 . Assistant Professor of Forestry,
1911.
Nelson K. Benton, M.D.
Instructor in Operative Surgery, New York City, 1924 .
Herbert Berganini, M.D.
Assistant in Clinical Surgery, New York City, 1922 .
Alwin Berger, Ph.D.
Assistant .
in Research, Horticulture, Geneva, 1923
Alice R. Bernheim, A.B., M.D.
Associate in Medicine, New York City, 1924 .
Cornelius Betten, Ph.D.
Director of Resident Instruction in the College of Agriculture, 1923 .
Acting Dean of the College of Agriculture, 1924 . Acting Dean
of the College of Home . Economics, 1925 Professor,
Secretary,
and Registrar, 1915; Vice-Dean of Resident Instruction, 1920.
Charles Clarence Bidwell, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Physics, 191 7 .
1912-14, 1915-17.
Cora Ella Binzel.
Professor of Rural Education, 1922 . Acting
Assistant,
191o; Instructor,
Professor, 1919.

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Raymond Russell Birch, Ph.D.
Professor and Superintendent of the Veterinary Experiment Station,
1920 . Assistant, 1910; Instructor in Experimental Pathology,
1910; Instructor in Charge of Station, 191 1; Superintendent of
Station, 1914; Assistant Professor and Superintendent of Station,
1916.
Everett Lassiter Bishop, M.D.
Assistant in Pathology, New York City, 1924 .
.
Morris Gilbert Bishop, A.M.
Instructor in the Romance Languages and Literatures, 192 1
Frederick Lovell Bixby, A.B.
.
Instructor in Psychology, 1924 Assistant, 1923.
James Adrian Bizzell, Ph.D.
Professor of Soil Technology in the College of Agriculture and Federal
Experiment Station, 1912 - Assistant Chemist, 1903; Assistant
Professor of Soil Technology in the Federal Experiment Station,
.
1908.
Beulah Blackmore, B.S.
Professor of Home Economics, 1923
fessor, 191 7.
Albert James Blackwood, M.E.
Instructor, 1915; Assistant Pro
Instructor in Experimental Engineering, 1922
Nathan F. Blau, D.V.M., Ph.D.
.
Associate in Chemistry, New York City, 1922
Arthur Aaron Bless, M.S.
.
Instructor in Physics, 1924
Henry Truman Blewer.
.
Assistant 1922-23.
Extension Instructor in Rural Engineering, 1924 .
Alice May Blinn, B.S.
Assistant Extension Professor of Home . Economics, 1924
Instructor, 191 8.
Forest Milo Blodgett, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Plant Pathology, 191 . 9 Assistant
1915-17; Assistant Extension Professor, 1917-19.
Aaron Bodansky, Ph.D.
Assistant, 1916.
Instructor in . Biochemistry, 1917
Albert Wilhelm Boesche, Ph.D.
Professor of . German, 1915 Instructor,
Extension
Professor,
1905-06; Assistant Professor,
.
1910.
George Gleason Bogert, A.B., LL.B.
World War Memorial Professor of Law, 1920 Dean of the College of
Law, 192 1 . Assistant in American History, 1906-08; Acting
Assistant Professor of Law, 191 1 ; Assistant Professor of Law, 1913;
Professor of Law, 1916.
.
Richard W. Bolling, M.D.
Assistant in Clinical Surgery, New York City, 1916
Richard Evanson Bonyum.
.
Assistant in Engineering Geology, 1924
John Franklin Booth, M.S. in Agr.
Instructor in Marketing, 1923 .
Samuel Latimer Boothroyd, B.S.
Professor of Astronomy and Geodesy, 192 1 . Instructor
in Civil Engi
neering, 1905; Assistant Professor of Topographic and Geodetic
Engineering, 1908-12.
Francke Huntington Bosworth, jr., A.B.
Andrew Dickson White Professor of Architecture, 1923 .
College of Architecture and Professor of Design, 1919 .
Harold Eugene Botsford, B.S.
Dean
of the
Assistant Extension Professor of Poultry Husbandry, 1920
1916;
. Assistant
Extension Instructor, 191 8.

James Ernest Boyle, Ph.D.
THE STAFF OF INSTRUCTION 1 9
Professor of Rural Economy, 1923 . Extension
Arthur Forest Boyles, CE.
Instructor in Civil Engineering, 1923 .
Jessie Austin Boys, M.S.
Assistant Professor of Home Economics, 1920 . Instructor,
Samuel Bradbury, M.D.
Professor, 1917.
Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine, New York City,
James Chester Bradley, Ph.D.
191 7.
1921 .
Professor of Entomology, 1920 . Curator of Invertebrate Zoology,
. 1919 Assistant, 1905-09; Assistant Professor, 1911.
Robert Claud Bradley, M.S. in Agr.
Instructor in Poultry Husbandry, 1922 .
Seymour Wilson Brainerd, B.S.
Assistant in Chemiscry, 1924 .
George Henry Brandes, B. Chem.
Instructor in Chemistry, Assistant,
Assistant,
1917.
1921.
1920 .
Olaf Martinius Brauner.
Professor of Drawing and Painting in the College of .
Architecture, 1909
Instructor, 1895; Assistant Professor, 1898.
Harry A. Bray, M.D.
Lecturer on Tuberculosis, New York City,
Robert Stanley Breed, Ph.D.
Chief in . Research, Bacteriology, Geneva, 1923
1922 .
Industry, Geneva, 1919.
Edward Christopher Brenner, A.B., M.D.
Instructor in Operative Surgery, New York City, 1919 .
Julian Pleasant Bretz, Ph.D.
Professor of American History, Assistant
1910 .
James Duncan Brew, B.S.
Extension Professor of Dairy Industry, 1920 . Assistant
fessor, 1919.
Sarah Lucile Brewer, B.S.
Professor
of Dairy
Professor, 1908.
Assistant Extension Professor of Home Economics, 1919 .
191 6; Assistant Professor, 191 8.
Thomas Roland Briggs, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Physical Chemistry, 1923 .
Extension Pro
Instructor,
Assistant, 1909-12;
Assistant Professor of Physical Chemistry and Electro-Chemistry,
1915.
Olympio Brindesi.
Acting Assistant Professor of Art, 1924
George Prentice Bristol, A.M.
.
Professor of Greek, Emeritus, 1921 . Assistant Professor, 1888; Associ
ate Professor, 1890; Professor, 1898; Director of the School of
Education, 1910-16; Director of the Summer Session, 1905-18.
Gerald Franklin Britt.
Assistant in Farm Practice, 1923
Frances Artie Brookins.
.
Instructor and Associate Shop Director in Home Economics,
Leslie Nathan Broughton, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of English, 1916 . Instructor,
1910.
1921 .
Paul Erskine Brown.
Instructor in Civil Engineering, 1920 .
Sanger Brown, M.D.
Instructor in Clinical Medicine, Department of Psychiatry, New York
City,
1921 .
Arthur Wesley Browne, Ph.D.
Professor of Inorganic Chemistry, 1923 .
Instructor,
1903; Assistant
Professor, 1906; Professor of Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry,
1910.

20 CORNELL UNIVERSITY REGISTER
Walter H. Brundage, M.D.
Instructor in Medicine, New York City,
Earl Louis Brunett.
Instructor in Veterinary Diagnosis, Assistant,
1922 .
Geoffrey Bruun, A.B.
.
Assistant in American History, 1924
Harry Oliver Buckman, Ph.D.
Professor of Soil Technology, 1917 . Assistant,
1917- Assistant, 191 5.
1920.
1910; Instructor, 1912;
Assistant Professor, 1912.
Harry A. Bunker, M.D.
-
Instructor in Clinical Medicine, New York City, 1924
Lawrence Adams Burckmyer.
Instructor in Electrical Engineering, 1922 .
Charles Kellogg Burdick, A.B., LL.B.
- Professor of Law, 1914 Acting
Paul R. Burkholder, A.B.
Assistant in .
Botany, 1924
Walter H. Burkholder, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Plant Pathology, Special
Dean of the College of Law, 1923-24.
192 1 .
Investigator, 1917.
Leroy P. Burnham, S.B., M.S. in Arch.
Professor of Architecture, 1923 . Assistant Professor, 1914.
Stewart Henry Burnham, B.S.
Assistant Curator, Botany, 1922 . Assistant in Botany, 1904-05,
1920-22.
Frances H. Burns.
Assistant in Physiology, 1923 .
George Lincoln Burr, A.B., LL.D., Litt.D.
Professor of Medieval History, Emeritus, 1922 ; Honorary Librarian,
President White Library, 1922 . Instructor in Modern History,
1881-84; Instructor in Anglo-Saxon, 1886-87; Instructor in Medie
val and Modern History, 1888; Assistant Professor of History,
1889; Assistant Professor of Ancient and Medieval History, 1890;
Associate Professor, 1891; Professor, 1892; Professor of Medieval
History, 1902 ; John Stambaugh Professor of History, 19 19 ; Libra
rian, President White Library, 1 890-1922.
Earle Nelson Burrows, M.C.E.
Assistant Professor of Bridge Engineering, 1915
Engineering, 19
. Instructor in Civil
10.
Howard Stanley Bush.
Assistant in the Pattern Shop, 1905
Frank Pores Bussell, Ph.D.
.
Extension Professorof Plant Breeding, 1924 . Extension Instructor, 1917;
Assistant Extension Professor, 1919; Assistant Professor, 1921;
Extension Professor, 1922.
Cyrus B. Butler.
Assistant in Aquiculture, 1924 .
Julian Edward Butterworth, Ph.D.
Professor of Rural Education, 1919 .
Milton Lester Byron, B. Chem.
Assistant in Chemistry, 1922 .
Irving. J. Call.
Instructor in Agricultural Economics and Farm Management, 1924 .
Elva Theodora Campbell.
Instructor in Home Economics, 1924 . Assistant,
William Bucke Campbell, B.S. in M.E.
Instructor in Mathematics, 1923 .
I924-
Ellen Brainard Canfield.
Instructor in Physical Education, 191 7 . Instructor in Physical Train
ing, 1894.

THE STAFF OF INSTRUCTION 21
Helen Canon.
Associate State Leader of Home Demonstration Agents in Charge of Pro
gram andAssistant Extension Professor of Home Economics, 1922 .
Assistant in Home Economics, 1915; Extension Instructor, 1917;
Assistant Extension Professor, 191 8; State Leader in Charge of
Program, 1920.
Harry Caplan, Ph.D.
Instructor in the . Classics, 1924 Instructor in Public Speaking, 1919.
Instructor in the Classics and Public Speaking, 1923.
Peter P. Carodemus, B.S.
Assistant in Agricultural .
Chemistry, 1923
Charles Milton Carpenter, D.V.M., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Veterinary Bacteriology and .
Parasitology, 1923
Instructor in Diagnosis, 191 7; Acting Professor, 1921-22.
Dwight Clark Carpenter, Ph.D.
Associate in Research, .
Chemistry, Geneva, 1923
Doak Bain Carrick, Ph.D.
Professor of Pomology, Assistant,
Welsey Barnett Carroll, A.B.
Instructor in English, 192 1 .
1921 .
Walter Buckingham Carver, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Instructor,
1915-17.
1906.
1910
Claude Edward Case, M.D.
.
Assistant Professor of Hygiene, 1923
Instructor, 1920.
Edith Warner Casho.
. Assistant Medical Adviser, 1920 .
Instructor in Physical Education, 192 1 .
Charles S. B. Cassassa, A.B., M.D.
Instructor in Pathological Anatomy, New York City, 1921 . Assistant,
1914.
George Edward Gordon Catlin, Ph.D.
Assistant,
Assistant Professor of Political Science, 1924
McKeen Cattell, M.D., Ph.D.
.
Instructor in Physiology, New York City, 1924
George Walter Cavanaugh, B.S.
.
Professor of Agricultural Chemistry, 1909 .
Professor, 1903.
Russell L. Cecil, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine, New York City,
1891; Assistant
1921 . As
sistant in Clinical Pathology, 1917-20; Instructor in Clinical
Medicine, 1916-21.
George Ray Chamberlain, M.E.
Assistant Professor of Freehand Drawing in the College of Architecture,
1915 . Instructor in Industrial Drawing and Art, 1902-04;
Instructor in Freehand Drawing, 1906.
Robert Franklin Chamberlain, M.E.
Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering, Instructor,
191 1.
1920
Robert Chambers, jr., M.D., Ph.D.
.
Professor of Microscopic Anatomy, New York City, 1923
1915; Instructor, 1916; Assistant Professor,
. Assistant,
1919.
Emile Monnin Chamot, Ph.D.
Professor of Chemical Microscopy and Sanitary Chemistry, 1910
sistant, 1890; Instructor, 1891; Assistant Professor,
. As
1901.
Robert Pierre Champomier, Licencie 6s Lettres.
Instructor in the Romance Languages and Literatures, 1923
Paul Jones Chapman, B.S.
.
Extension Instructor in Entomology, 1923
Peter Cherdantzeff,
.
M.E.
Instructor in Heat-Power Engineering, 1920
Herbert Rollin Childs, A.B.
.
Instructor in Physics, 1923 .

22 CORNELL UNIVERSITY REGISTER
Johannes Christensen.
Assistant in Research, Entomology, Geneva, 1924 .
Erna G. Christensen.
Assistant in Research, Botany, Geneva, 1924 .
Charles Chupp, Ph.D.
Assistant Extension Professor of Plant Pathology, 1919 . Assistant,
1912; Instructor, 1914; Extension Instructor, 1917-
Irving Porter Church, B.C.E.,C.E.
Professor of Applied Mechanics and Hydraulics, Emeritus, 1916 . As
sistant Professor of Civil Engineering, 1876; Associate Professor,
1891; Professor of Applied Mechanics and Hydraulics, 1892-1916.
John W. Churchman.
Associate in Hygiene, New York City, 1923 .
Arthur H. Cilley, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Surgery, Department of Orthopedic Surgery, New
York City, 1921 .
Peter Walter Claassen,Ph.D.
Clinical
Instructor in Surgery, 1913.
Assistant Professor of . Biology, 1919 Assistant
Instructor in Natural History, 1917.
Arthur William Clark, B.S.
Associate in .
Research, Chemistry, Geneva, 1923
Carrol Bromley Clark
Instructor in Experimental .
Engineering, 1924
Percival Lemon Clark, jr.
Instructor in . Economics, 1924 Assistant,
Roy Edwards Clark, M.E.
in Entomology, 1915;
1923.
Assistant Professor of Heat-Power Engineering, 191 . 9 Instructor,
Edward E. Clayton, Ph.D.
Associate in Research, Plant .
Pathology, Geneva, 1923
Stephen Farrell Cleary.
Instructor in Machine .
Design, 1919
Willson Havelock Coates, B.A.
Assistant in English .
History, 1923
Francis Ezra Cobb, B.S.
1913.
Assistant in Forestry, 1924
Arthur F. Coca, M.D.
. Extension Instructor, 1923.
Professor of Immunology, New York City, 1924 . Instructor in Exper
imental Pathology, 191 1; Instructor in Pathology, 1915; Instruc
tor in Immunology; 191 7; Assistant Professor, 1921.
Kenneth Cole, M.E.
Instructor in Physics,
1922 .
George Louis Coleman, B.S. in Arch.
Instructor in Music, 191 . 9
Bradley Coley, M.D.
Assistant in Clinical Surgery, New York City, 1921
Jacob Roland Collins, Ph.D.
.
Assistant Professor of Physics, 1921 . Instructor, 1918.
Reginald Clifton Collison, M.S.
Chief in . Research, Agronomy, Geneva, 1923
nology, Geneva, 1919.
Anna Botsford Comstock, B.S.
Professor of Nature Study, Emeritus, 1922 . Assistant
Professor
of Soil Tech
in Nature Studies,
1897; Lecturer in Nature Study, 1903; Lecturer in Extension
Teaching, 1906; Lecturer in Nature Study, 1907; Assistant Pro
fessor, 1913; Professor, 1920.
John Henry Comstock, B.S.
Professor of Entomology and General Invertebrate Zoology, Emeritus,
. 1914 Instructor in Entomology, 1873; Assistant Professor,
1876; Professor, 1882.
Ogden F. Conkey, M.D.
Instructor in Obstetrics and Gynecology, New York City, 1922 .

THE STAFF OF INSTRUCTION 23
Harold Joel Conn, Ph.B.
Chief in Research, Soil Bacteriology, Geneva, 1923 .
Assistant
in Soil
Technology, Federal Experiment Station, 1908-11; Professor of
Soil Technology, Geneva, 1922.
Lewis Atterbury Conner, Ph.B., M.D.
Professor of Medicine, New York City, 1916 . Instructor, 1898; Pro
fessor of Clinical Medicine, 1900.
Walter Lichtenthaeler Conwell, CE.
Assistant Professor of Railroad Engineering, 191 5 . Instructor in Civil
Engineering,
191 1.
David B. Cook.
Assistant in Forestry, 1924 .
David Seaver Cook, B.S.
Instructor in Extension, 1924 .
Robert Anderson Cooke, A.M., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Applied Immunology, New York City,
192 1 .
Assistant in Physiology, 1908-09; Lecturer in Applied Immunology,
1919.
Herbert Press Cooper, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Agronomy, 1922 . Instructor,
Howard N. Cooper, M.D.
Assistant in Surgical Pathology, New York .
City, 1923
Lane Cooper, Ph.D.
Professor of the English Language and Literature, 191 . 5
English, 1902; Assistant Professor, 1906.
Wilbur Stanley Cooper.
Instructor in Heat-Power Engineering, 1923 . Assistant,
Joshua Alban Cope, B.S.
Assistant Extension Professor of Forestry, 1924 .
Morris Albert Copeland, Ph.D.
.
Instructor in Economics, 192 1
Lawrence Ward Corbett.
Assistant in Vegetable .
Gardening, 1923
Roger Bailey Corbett, M.S. in Agr.
- Instructor in Marketing, 1924 Assistant,
1920.
1922.
Instructor
in
1923.
Robert Brainard Corey, Ph.D.
Instructor in Analytical Chemistry, 1923
Walter Rodney Cornell, B.S., CE.
. Assistant, 1919.
Assistant Professor of Mechanics of Engineering, 1920 . Instructor in
Civil Engineering, 1909; Instructor in Mechanics of Engineering,
1910.
Ralph Thomas Kline Cornwell, Ph.D.
Instructor in Chemistry, 1920
Jay Coryell, B.S. in Agr.
. Assistant, 1917.
State Leader of County Agents, 1921 . Assistant State Pol Coryllos, M.D.
Leader, 1917.
Professor of Clinical Surgery, New York City, 1923.
Casper Lehman Cottrell, A.B.
Instructor in Physics, 1920
John Courtney, B.S.
.
Assistant in Hotel Engineering, 1925
Clyde Firman Craig, Ph.D.
.
Assistant Professor of Mathematics, 1915 . Assistant, 1906; Instructor,
1907.
Stewart L. Craig, M.D.
Assistant in Clinical Surgery, Department of Otology, New York City,
- 1922 Clinical Assistant, 1918-21.
William Thomas Craig.
Assistant in Cereal Investigation, 1919 .
1913; Instructor, 1915-18.
Assistant
in Plant Breeding,

24
CORNELL UNIVERSITY REGISTER
Carl Crandall, CE.
Assistant Professor of Railroad Engineering, 192 1
Engineering, 19
. Instructor in Civil
13.
William Truman Crandall, M.S.
Assistant Extension Professor of Animal Husbandry, 1922 .
Thomas Frederick Crane, Ph.D., Litt.D.
Professor of the Romance Languages and Literatures, Emeritus, 1909 .
Assistant Professor of South European Languages, 1868; Professor
of Italian and Spanish, 1873; Professor of the Romance Languages
and Literatures, 1881; Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences,
1896-1902; Acting President of the University, 1899-1900, 1912-
13; Dean of the University Faculty, 1901-09.
Instructor
"James Edwin Creighton, Ph.D., LL.D.
Sage Professor of Logic and Metaphysics, 1895 .
in Philos
ophy, 1889; Associate Professor of Modern Philosophy, 1892;
Dean of the Graduate School, 1914-23.
Entomologist,
David Wilson Crofoot, A.B.
Assistant in Engineering Geology, 1923
Cyrus Richard Crosby, A.B.
.
Extension Professor of Entomology, 1913 .
1906; Assist
ant Professor of Entomological Investigations, 1909.
Dick J. Crosby, M.S.
Professor in Extension . Service, 1917 Professor
of Extension Teaching,
191 5; Acting Vice-Director of Extension, April 1, 1921 to April 1,
1922.
Miles Hugo Cubbon, Ph.D.
1921-22.
Assistant, Assistant in Agronomy, 1925
Harold Raymond Curran, B.S.
.
Instructor in Dairy Industry, 1923 . Assistant, 1921.
Neill Roswell Currie, A.B.
Assistant in Chemistry, 1923
Otis Freeman Curtis, Ph.D.
.
1922 . in the Farm Course, 1912; In
Professor of Botany, Assistant
structor in Botany, 1913; Assistant Professor, 1917.
Ralph Wright Curtis, M.S. in Agr.
Professor of Ornamental Horticulture,
1922 . Professor of Landscape
Art, 1916; Assistant in Nature Study, 1905-06; Assistant Professor,
1913.
Edward R. Cushing, D.V.M.
Instructor in Veterinary Medicine,
1920 .
Robert Eugene Cushman, Ph.D.
Professor of Political .
Science, 1923
Norman Leon Cutler, A.B.
Assistant in .
Biology, 1924
Clarence Herschel Dagnall, M.S.
Instructor in Electrical Engineering, 191 . 9
Arthur Chester Dahlberg, M.S.
Associate in . Research, Dairy Industry, Geneva, 1923 Assistant
fessor of Dairy Industry, Geneva, 1922.
Karl M. Dallenbach, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Psychology, Instructor,
Pro
1916-18, 1919.
1921
Leonard Ancil Dalton, B.S. Agr., A.M.
.
Assistant Extension Professor of Agronomy, 1923 . Extension Instruc
tor,
192 1.
Charles Loomis Dana, A.M., M.D.
Professor of Clinical Medicine, Department of Neurology, New York
City, 1898.
Franqois'Darrieulat.
ftertfeBfr Instructor in Physical Education, 1924 .
*DiedjOctoberl8.gi924.

THE STAFF OF INSTRUCTION 2$
Herbert Joseph Davenport, Ph.D.
Professor of Economics, 1916 .
Adam Clarke Davis, jr., M.E.
Assistant Professor of Experimental Engineering, 1919 . Instructor,
1914-17, 1919.
E. Gorton Davis, B.S.
Professor of Landscape Architecture,
1922 . Assistant Professor of
Rural Art, 191 1; Assistant Professor of Landscape Art, 1912;
Professor of Landscape Art, 1916.
James Elwood Davis, B.S.
Assistant in Forestry, 1924
Samuel Elmer Davis, jr., B.S.
.
Assistant in Forestry, 1924
Thomas Kirby Davis, A.B., M.D.
.
Instructor in Clinical Medicine, Department of Neurology, New York
City, 1922 . Assistant in Histology and Embryology, 1909-10.
Edgar F. Dawson.
Instructor in Physical Education, 1923
Ola Margaret Day, Ph.B.
.
Extension Instructor in Home Economics, 1923
R. Bruce Dayton.
.
Assistant in Research, Chemistry, Geneva, 1925
Charles DeGarmo, Ph.D.
.
Professor of the Science and Art of Education, Emeritus, 1914 . Pro
fessor, 1898; Dean of the Summer Session, 1 898-1905.
Fred Harrison Dennis.
Assistant in Bean Investigation, Plant Breeding, 1921
Frederick Shepard Dennis, A.B., M.D., F.R.C.S.
.
Professor of Clinical Surgery, Emeritus, New York City, 1910 fessor, 1898.
. Pro
Louis Munroe Dennis, Ph.B., B.S., D.Sc.
Professor of Inorganic Chemistry, 1903 .
Instructor
in Chemistry, 1887-
89; Assistant Professor of Analytical Chemistry, 1891; Associate
Professor, 1894; Professor, 1900.
Harry J. Deuel, jr., Ph.D.
Instructor in Physiology, New York City, 1924 .
Assistant,
1923.
James Allen Dickey, A.M.
Instructor in Rural Social Organization, 1924 . Extension Instructor,
1923.
Herman Diederichs, M.E.
- Professor of Experimental Engineering, 1907 Director
1921 .
of the Sibley
1898; In
School of Mechanical Engineering, Assistant,
structor, 1899; Assistant Professor, 1902; Secretary of Sibley Col
lege, 1919-20.
Evalyn Elizabeth Dixon, M.A.
Reading Assistant in English .
History, 1924
Fanny Byler Dobie, A.B.
Assistant in Rural .
Education, 1924
Arthur H. Dodge, M.D.
Instructor in Pathological Anatomy, New York City, 1923 .
1922.
Harwood Burrows Dolbeare, A.B.
Instructor in Economics, 1921 .
Alfred Arthur Doppell, B.S.
Assistant in .
Forestry, 1924
Ernest Dorsey, Ph.D.
Instructor in Plant Breeding, 1920 -
Assistant,
1916-17, 1918-20.
Arthur Henry Doyle, M.A.
Instructor in the Romance Languages and Literatures, 1921 .
Assistant,

26 CORNELL UNIVERSITY REGISTER
Charles A. Drake, M.D.
Instructor in Clinical Surgery, Department of Ophthalmology, New York
Clinical Instructor, 1918-19, 1922-23.
. City, 1923
William P. Driscoll, M.D.
Instructor in Obstetrics and Gynecology, New York .
City, 1923
Alexander M. Drummond, A.M.
Professor of Public Speaking, Instructor,
1907; Assistant Pro
1920
fessor, 1916.
Eugene F. DuBois, M.D.
.
Associate Professor of Medicine, New York City, 1919 . Instructor in
Applied Pharmacology, 191 0; Lecturer in Clinical Physiology,
191 3; Assistant Professor, 191 7.
Robert 0. DuBois, M.D.
Assistant in Pediatrics, New York City, 1923
Guilford S. Dudley, A.B., M.D.
.
Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery, New York City, 1923
sistant, 1917; Instructor, 1921.
James Everett Duffy.
- As
Assistant in Engineering Geology, 1924
Percy Lawrence Dunn, B.S.
.
Instructor in Extension Service, 1919 . Assistant in Farm Management,
191 8; Assistant in Extension Teaching, 1919. Charles Love Durham, Ph.D., Litt.D.
Professor of . Latin, 1909 Instructor, 1897; Assistant Professor, 1901;
Secretary of the College of Arts and Sciences, second term, 1916-17,
1917-18; second term, 1918-19.
. Assistant,
Mary E. Duthie.
Extension Instructor in Rural Social Organization, 1924
Joseph Alma Dye, A.B.
.
Instructor in Physiology, 1923
Arthur Johnson Eames, Ph.D.
Professor of Botany, Instructor,
1920 .
Frederick Selden Eaton, Ph.B.
Assistant in .
Botany, 1924
Theodore Hildreth Eaton, Ph.D.
1916-19.
1912; Assistant Professor, 1914.
Professor of Rural Education, 1920
1913-14-
Paul Witherspoon Eckley, A.B.
. Instructor in Animal Husbandry,
Assistant in Hygiene, 1920 . Assistant in Anatomy, 1919; Instructor in
Physical Education, 1921-23.
James Clifton Edgar, A.M., M.D.
Professor of Obstetrics, Emeritus, New York City, 1921 . .
1898.
Corwin D. Edwards, A.B., B.J., B.Litt.
Professor,
Instructor in Economics, 1924
Dayton James Edwards, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Physiology, New York City, 1922
191 8; Lecturer, 1919; Assistant Professor,
. Instructor,
1921.
Norman Lyle Egbert, M.E.
Instructor in Experimental Engineering, 1924
Cary Eggleston, M.D.
.
Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine, New York City, 1923 . In
structor in Pharmacology, 1912-18; Instructor in Therapeutics,
1921-23; Assistant Professor of Pharmacology, 1918-23.
Max Einhorn, M.D.
Lecturer on Diseases of the Stomach, New York City, 1914
Olav Einset, B.Agr.
.
Assistant in Research, Horticulture, Geneva, 1923 .
Frank Oakes Ellenwood, A.B., M.E.
Professor of Power Engineering, Acting
Assistant Professor, 1912.
1916 .
Assistant Professor, 19 1 1 ;

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George Thomson Elliott, A.B., M.D.
Professor of Clinical Medicine, Department of Dermatology, Emeritus,
New York City, Professor,
1898.
1920
Willard Waldo Ellis, A.B., LL.B.
.
Librarian of the College of Agriculture, 191 6
John Orval Ellsworth, M.S.
.
Assistant in Agricultural Economics and Farm Management, 1924
Herbert Charles Elmer, Ph.D.
.
Professor of Latin, 1909
Professor, 1890.
William James Elser, M.D.
. Acting Assistant Professor, 1888; Assistant
Professor of Bacteriology, New York City, 1909 . Assistant in Pathol
ogy, I9QI; Instructor in Bacteriology, 1904; Assistant Professor,
1908.
George Charles Embody, Ph.D.
1920 . and Verte
Professor of Aquiculture, Instructor
in Neurology
brate Zoology, 1909-10; Instructor in Aquiculture, 191 1; Assistant
Professor, 1012.
Rollins Adams Emerson, B.S., D.Sc.
Professor of Plant Breeding, 1914 . Dean of the Graduate School,
1925.
Stephen Albert Emery, A.B.
Assistant in Philosophy, 1923 .
Donald English, B.S., M.B.A.
Professor of Economics and Accounting, 1918 . Acting
Assistant Profes
sor, 1914; Assistant Professor, 191 5; Acting Secretary, College of
Arts and Sciences, 1919-20.
Millard Clayton Ernsberger, A.B., M.E.
Professor of Heat-Power Engineering, Instructor,
Frederic Charles Evans, M.M.E.
Instructor in Heat-Power Engineering,
1921 .
1918-19.
1921 . Assistant in Electrical
Engineering, 1918-19; Instructor in Machine Design, 1921.
Jennette Evans, B.S., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Hygiene, 1924 .
Medical
Adviser of Women,
I923 Assistant in Physiology, 191 8-19. Instructor in Hygiene,
1923.
George Abram Everett, A.B., LL.B.
Professor of Extension Teaching, 191 5 . Assistant in Elocution and Ora
tory, 1899-1901; Instructor, 1904; Assistant Professor, 1906-07,
1910-15.
James Ewing, A.M., D.Sc, M.D.
Professor of Pathology, New York City, 1899 .
Donald W. Exner.
Assistant in Geology, 1923 .
Frank Latta Fairbanks, M.E.
Assistant Professor of Rural Engineering, Assistant,
structor, 191 8.
1920 .
John Joseph Fallon.
Instructor in Physical Education, 1920 .
Wilson Lewis Farman.
Assistant in .
Economics, 1924
Charles Everett Farr, B.A., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Surgery, New York City, 1921 . Assistant,
191 7; In
1909-
11; Instructor, 1913-14, 1915-17, 1920.
Lilian Ketura Pond Farrar, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology, New York City,
192 1 . Instructor, 1916.
Albert Bernhardt Faust, Ph.D.
Professor of German, 1910 . Acting
Professor, 1905.
Assistant Professor, 1904; Assistant

28 CORNELL UNIVERSITY REGISTER
Samuel Feldman.
Assistant in Psychology, 1920 .
Haynes H. Fellows, M.D.
Instructor in Clinical Medicine, New York .
City, 1924
Ralph A. Felton.
.
Extension Professor of Rural Social Organization, 1923
Leslie A. Fenner, M.E., E.E.
Instructor in Machine Design, 1918 .
Faith Fenton, B.S.
Instructor in Home Economics,
1922
Albert S. Ferguson, M.D.
.
Instructor in Roentgenology, New York City, 1924
Jeremiah Sweetser Ferguson, M.S., M.D.
.
Secretary of the Faculty of the Medical College, 1909 . Assistant Pro
fessor of Pediatrics, New York City, 1919 . Instructor in Histol
ogy, 1898; Assistant Professor of Histology, 1908.
Ernest Mercer Fernald, M.E.
Instructor in Experimental .
Engineering, 1923
Karl Hermann Fernow, B.S.
Extension Instructor in Plant . Pathology, 1924 Assistant,
1922.
Emery N. Ferriss, Ph.D.
Professor of Rural Education, 1924 . Acting Assistant Assistant Professor, 1920.
Myron Gustin Fincher, D.V.M.
Professor, 1919;
Instructor in Veterinary Medicine, 1920 .
Pierre Augustine Fish, B.S., D.Sc, D.V.S., D.V.M.
Professor of Veterinary Physiology, 1902 . Secretary of the of the Veterinary College, 1896 .
Professor, 1896.
Claire Cole Fisher, B.S. in M.E., M.S.
Faculty
Instructor, 1890; Assistant
Instructor in Machine Design, 1923
Mary Jones Fisher, Ph.D.
.
Instructor in Zoology, 191 8 . Assistant, 1917. Roy Marshall Fisher, A.B.
Instructor in Physics, 1920
Walton Isaac Fisher.
.
Assistant in Investigation, Plant Breeding, 1920
1919-20; Instructor, 19
. Assistant, 1913-17,
17-18.
Walter Warner Fisk, M.S. in Agr.
Assistant, Professor of Dairy Industry, 1920 .
Assistant Professor, 1913.
Frederic Ebell Fiske, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of English, Instructor,
Assistant
1921
Harry Morton Fitzpatrick, Ph.D.
.
Professor of Plant Pathology, 1922 .
1910; Instructor, 191 1;
1916-17, 1919.
in Botany, 1908; In
structor in Plant Pathology, 191 1; Assistant Professor, 1913.
Earl Alvah Flansburgh, B.S.
Assistant County Agent Leader, 192 1 .
Paul Marion Flory, M.A.
Assistant in .
Philosophy, 1924
John Edward Flynn, M.S.
Instructor in Plant .
Pathology, 1924
John Sutliff Fonda, B.Chem.
Assistant in Chemistry, 1921 .
William Trowbridge Merrifield Forbes, Ph.D.
Instructor in Entomology, 1921 . Assistant, 1915; Instructor, 1915-16;
Assistant in Natural History, 191 8; Instructor in Biology, 1918;
Assistant Curator of Lepidoptera, 1919; Assistant in Entomology,
1920.
O. Rex Ford, B.S., M.A.
Instructor in Physics, 1923 .

THE STAFF OF INSTRUCTION 29
Edward Shields Foster.
Assistant in Rural Engineering, 1923 .
Nellis Barnes Foster, M.D.
Associate Professor of Medicine, New York City, 1923 . Instructor,
1913; Assistant Professor, 1914-16, 1919.
James Fox, M.E.
Instructor in Machine Design, 1923 .
Percy Austin Fraleigh, A.M.
Instructor,
Assistant,
Instructor in Mathematics, 1920
Allan Cameron Fraser, Ph.D.
.
Assistant Professor of Plant Breeding, 19 19 .
1918-19.
1913; Instruc
tor, 1914.
George Fraser, B.S. in Arch., M.A.
Assistant Professor of Architecture, 1923
Henry Salmon Fraser, A.B.
.
Assistant in Medieval History, 1923
John Frank Fraser, M.D.
.
Instructor in Clinical Medicine, Department of Dermatology, New York
City, 1924 .
James William Fraze, A.M.
Assistant in Chemistry, 1924
Walter Hoyt French, Ph.D.
.
Instructor in English, 1920 . Assistant, 1920.
Harry M. Fridley.
Instructor in Physical .
Geography, 1924
James Nathan Frost, D.V.M.
Professor of Veterinary Surgery, 191 . 7 Assistant,
1907; Instructor,
1908; Assistant Professor, 1913.
Louis Agassiz Fuertes.
Lecturer in Ornithology, 1922 .
Lynn L. Fulkerson, M.D.
Instructor in Obstetrics and Gynecology, New York .
City, 1923
Elizabeth Fulton, M.D.
Instructor in Hygiene and Assistant Medical Adviser of .
Women, 1923
Harry S. Gabriel, M.S.
Instructor in Agricultural Economics and Farm .
Management, 1923
Assistant in Rural Education, 1919; Instructor in Agricultural
Economics and Farm Management, 1920; Extension Instructor,
1922.
Simon Henry Gage, B.S.
Professor of Histology and Embryology, Emeritus, 1908 . Instructor in
Microscopy and Practical Physiology, 1877-80; Assistant Professor
of Physiology and Lecturer on Micro-Technology, 1881; Associate
Professor, 1889; Associate Professor of Anatomy, Histology, and
Embryology, 1893; Professor, 1895; Professor of Microscopy,
Histology, and Embryology, 1896; Professor of Histology and Em
bryology, 1902.
Victor Raymond Gage, M.M.E.
Professor of Experimental Engineering, 1923 . Instructor,
sistant Professor, 1912. Leslie T. Gager, M.D.
Instructor in Medicine, New York City, 1922 .
F. G. Gambrell.
Assistant in .
Research, Entomology, Geneva, 1925
Mildred Nellie Gardner, B.S.
Extension Instructor in Home .
Economics, 1923
Frederick Richardson Garfield, A.B.
Instructor in .
Economics, 1924
Enoch Francis Garner, M.E.
Assistant Professor of Machine Design, Instructor,
1913-20.
1920 .
1907; As
1907-10,

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Clara Louise Garrett, B.S.
Assistant Professor of Drawing, 1923- Instructor, 1916.
Seymour Stanton Garrett, CE.
World War Memorial Professor of Mechanics of Engineering,
1920 .
Instructor in Civil Engineering, 1906-08; Assistant Professor, 1910;
Professor, 1920.
Albert Benjamin Genung, B.S.
Extension Instructor in Farm .
Management, 1924
Sidney Gonzales George, CE.
Professor of Applied Mechanics, 1916 . Instructor in Civil Engineering,
1905-07; Assistant Professor of Applied Mechanics, 1908.
Frederick Raymond Georgia, Ph.D.
1914. Instructor in . Chemistry, 19 15 Assistant,
John C. A. Gerster, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery, New York City, 1919 .
tor, 1914.
Roswell Clifton Gibbs, Ph.D.
Professor of Physics, 1918 . Assistant,
Professor, 1912. Anson Wright Gibson, B.S.
Instructor in Farm Practice, 1921 . Instructor,
Instruc
1906; Instructor, 1906; Assistant
1915-17; Assistant Farm
Superintendent, 1917-18.
Charles Langdon Gibson, A.B., M.D.
Professor of Surgery, New York . City, 191 8 Clinical Instructor in
Diseases of the Genito-Urinary System, 1900; Instructor in Surgery,
1902; Professor of Clinical Surgery, 1906; Assistant Professor of
Surgery, 19 12; Associate Professor, 1917. Arthur Ward Gilbert, B.S.
Instructor in Education, 1923 Assistant,
192 1.
Adam Capen Gill, Ph.D.
Professor of Mineralogy and Petrography, 1910 . Assistant
1894.
David Clinton Gillespie, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Mathematics, 191 1 . Instructor,
Professor,
1906.
Charles Alton Gillett, B.S.
Assistant in .
Forestry, 1925
Herbert Lester Gilman, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Veterinary Experiment Station, 1922 . Assistant
in
Veterinary Pathology and Bacteriology, 1916-17; Instructor in
Obstetrics, 1920; Instructor, Veterinary Experiment Station, 1921.
Andrew J. Gilmour, M.D.
Instructor in Clinical Medicine, Department of Dermatology, New York
City,
1920 .
Fred E. Gladwin, B.S.
Associate in .
Research, Horticulture, Geneva, 1923
Hugh Glasgow, Ph.D.
Associate in .
Research, Entomology, Geneva, 1923
Edna Gertrude Gleason, B.S.
Extension Instructor in Home Economics, 192 1 .
Walter Oscar Gloyer, M.A.
Associate in Research, Plant .
Pathology, Geneva, 1923
Calvin Hooker Goddard, A.B.
Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine, New York .
City, 1924
Harry Gold, M.D.
Instructor in Pharmacology, New York City, 1922 .
Samuel Alexander Goldberg, D.V.M., A.M.
Assistant Professor of Pathology, Veterinary College, 1917 . Assistant,
I9I3-
Robert Goldin, B.S.
Assistant in Botany, 1924 -

THE STAFF OF INSTRUCTION 3 1
Harold Ellsworth Goldsmith, B.Chem.
Assistant in Chemistry, 1922 .
Alpheus Mansfield Goodman, B.S. in Agr.
Assistant Extension Professor of Rural Engineering,
Instructor, 1919.
Malcolm Goodridge, A.B., M.D.
Professor of Clinical Medicine, New York City, 1923 . Instructor,
Assistant Professor of Therapeutics, 1916.
Adrian Gordon Gould, Ph.B., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Hygiene, 1923 .
1920 . Extension
1910;
Assistant Medical Adviser,
192 1 . Instructor, 192 1.
Vi Arvin Graham, A.M., M.S.
Instructor in Biochemistry, 1921 . Assistant, 1921.
William Theodore Grams, B.S. in Agr.
Extension Instructor in Animal Husbandry, 1921 .
C V. Grand.
Assistant in Anatomy, New York .
City, 1924
Robert Bruce Grannis.
Instructor in .
Architecture, 1924
Adele Lewis Grant, B.S., M.A.
Instructor in Botany, 1920 .
Francis Walter Gravelle, A.B., M.D.
Instructor in Obstetrics and Gynecology, New York City,
Glenn Wesley Gray, A.B.
Reading Assistant in History, 1924 .
Lloyd Poor Gray, A.B.
Assistant in Anatomy, 1924 .
Welles A. Gray, A.B.
Instructor in Political Science, 1924 .
Guy Shepard Greene, A.B.
192 1 .
Instructor in English, 1921
Grace Hall Griswold, Ph.D.
.
Instructor in Entomology, 1923 . Assistant, 1922.
Ella F. Grove, M.D.
Assistant in Bacteriology, New York City, 1922
Emil Frederick Guba, Ph.D.
.
Assistant Extension Professor of Plant Pathology, 1923
Orthon Goepp Guerlac, Licencie es lettres, Licencie en droit.
.
World War Memorial Professor of the Romance Languages and Litera
tures, 1920 .
fessor,
Instructor, 1900; Assistant Professor, 1904; Pro
1919.
-
Jay Pleasant Guilford, A.M.
Assistant in Psychology, 1924
Connie Myers Guion, A.M., M.D.
Instructor in Clinical Medicine, New York City, 1924
Therapeutics,
. Instructor in
1919-20.
Cedric Hay Guise, B.S., M.F.
Assistant Professor of Forest Management, 1921
structor, 191 5.
. Assistant, 1914; In
Abel Charles Gurchot, B.S.
Assistant in Chemistry, 1923 .
Axel Ferdinand Gustafson, Ph.D.
Extension Professor of Soil Technology, Instructor,
sistant Extension Professor, 1920.
Carl E. F. Guterman.
Assistant in Plant Pathology, 1925.
1922 .
1920; As
Edward Sewell Guthrie, Ph.D.
Professor of Dairy Industry, 1913 . Instructor and Investigator in
Dairy Industry, 1908.

32 CORNELL UNIVERSITY REGISTER
Charles Sumner Gwynne, A.B.
Assistant in Physical Geography, 1924 .
William Arthur Hagan, D.V.M.
Professor of Veterinary Pathology and Bacteriology, 1919 . Instructor
in Obstetrics and Research in the Diseases of Breeding Cattle, 1916;
Instructor in Pathology and Bacteriology, 1917; Assistant Pro
fessor, 1918.
Charles Brockway Hale, A.B.
Instructor in English, Assistant, 1920.
1920 .
Danforth Rawson Hale, A.B.
Assistant in .
Chemistry, 1924
Frank Henry Hall, B.S.
Associate in Research, Vegetable .
Gardening, Geneva, 1923
Goldan Orlando Hall, M.S. in Agr.
Instructor in Poultry Husbandry,
1922 .
Isaac Fults Hall, B.S.
Extension Instructor in Agricultural Economics and Farm Management,
1922 .
Ivan Clifford Hall, Ph.D.
Professor of Bacteriology, Department of .
Dairy Industry, 1924
John Fessler Haller, B.Chem.
Assistant in Chemistry, 1922 .
George Livingstone Hamilton, Ph.D.
Professor of the Romance Languages and Literatures,
191 1.
Professor,
Harry H. Hamilton, M.D.
Instructor in Clinical Medicine, New York City, 1924 .
Neale Russell Hamilton, B.S.
Assistant in Forestry, 1925 .
William Alexander Hammond, Ph.D.
1916 . Assistant
Sage Professor of Ancient Philosophy and of Aesthetics, 1908 . Dean of
the University Faculty, 1920 . Instructor in Greek Philosophy,
1 891; Assistant Professor of Ancient and Medieval Philosophy,
1892; Assistant Professor of Ancient and Medieval Philosophy and
Aesthetics, 1903; Secretary of the University Faculty, 1903.
Francis Evaul Hance, Ph.D.
Heckscher Research Assistant in Chemistry,
1922 .
Kenneth Gibson Hancher, M.D., M.S.
Associate in Clinical Surgery, New York .
City, 1924
Robert Hannah, A.M.
Instructor in Public Speaking, Assistant,
George Raymond Hanselman, M.E.
Instructor in Machine Drawing,
Robert Lewis Hanson, A.B.
1920 ,
1922 .
1922.
1920.
Instructor,
Instructor in Physics, 1923 . Assistant,
Earle Volcart Hardenburg, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Vegetable Gardening, 1919 .
Frank Hare, D.V.M.
Assistant in Veterinary Pathology and Bacteriology, 1923 .
James Davis Harlan, B.S.
Assistant in Research, Agronomy, Geneva, 1923 .
Samuel Willard Harman, B.S.
Assistant in Research, Entomology, Geneva, 1923 .
Francis Harper, A.B.
Instructor in Ornithology, 1922 .
tor, 1921-22.
Merritt Wesley Harper, M.S.
Professor of Animal Husbandry, 1913 . Assistant,
1906; Assistant Professor, 1907.
Assistant
1912.
in Zoology, 1913-14; Cura
1905; Instructor,

THE STAFF OF INSTRUCTION 33
John Frederick Harriott, M.S.
Instructor in Agricultural Economics and Farm Management, 1923 .
Coleman John Harris, A.M., M.S.
Assistant in Botany, 1923 -
Gilbert Dennison Harris, Ph.B.
Professor of Paleontology and Stratigraphic Geology, 1909 . Assistant
Professor, 1894.
Henry Clayton Harris, A.B.
Assistant in Agronomy, 1924 .
Van Breed Hart, Ph.D.
Assistant Extension Professor of Farm Management, 1923 . Instructor,
1920; Extension Instructor, 1922.
John Augustus Hartwell, Ph.B., M.D.
Associate Professor of Surgery, New York City,
191 8 . Instructor in
Physiology, 1898; Assistant Professor, 1901; Professor of Clinical
Surgery, 1909-18; Assistant Professor of Surgery, 1911-18.
Frederic Zeller Hartzell, M.A.
Associate in Research, Entomology, Geneva, 1923 .
Eugene Elwin Haskell, B.C.E., CE.
Professor of Experimental Hydraulics, Emeritus,
College of Civil Engineering and Professor of Experimental Hy
draulics, 1906.
Robert Anthony Hatcher, Ph.G., M.D.
192 1 . Dean of the
Professor of Pharmacology and Materia Medica, New York City, 1908 .
Instructor in Materia Medica, 1904; Assistant Professor of Pharma
.
.
cology, 1906.
James Shoffner Hathcock, B.S., M.S.A.
Instructor in Agricultural Economics, 1924
Joseph Weinstein Hathcock, A.M.
Instructor in Economics, 1923
Louis A. Hauser, M.D.
.
Instructor in Clinical Medicine, New York City, 1924
George Waller Hawley, A.B., M.D.
.
Lecturer on Fractures, New York City, 19 19
Leslie Rushton Hawthorn.
Assistant in Botany, 1924 .
Charles Ernest Hayden, A.B., D.V.M.
Assistant Professor of Veterinary Physiology, 1914 . Assistant, 1909;
Instructor, 19 10; Assistant Professor, 191 4; Acting Professor, 1918.
David Graaff Haylett, M.S.
Assistant in Botany, 1923 .
Irving Samuel Haynes, Ph.B., M.D., D.Sc.
Professor of Clinical Surgery, New York City, 1911 .
Practical Anatomy,
Professor of
1898.
Albert Sidney Hazzard, A.B.
Instructor in Zoology, 1924 -
Walter Liston Head.
Foreman, Machine Construction, 1909 . Assistant, 1904.
William Vincent Healey, A.B., M.D.
Instructor in Clinical Surgery, Department of Orthopedic Surgery, New
York City, 1921 . Assistant, 192 1.
John William Hebel, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of English, 1921
. Instructor,
1914-17, 1919.
Ulysses Prentiss Hedrick, D.Sc. _.
t- tt
Vice-Director of the Experiment Station, and Chief in Research, Horti
culture, Geneva, 1923. Professor of Pomology, Geneva, 1919.
Arthur John Heinicke, Ph.D. .
Professor of Pomology, 1920- Instructor, 1914; Assistant Professor,
1917.

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Harry Helson, Ph.D.
Instructor in Psychology, 1924 .
John M. Hendrickson, D.V.M.
Assistant in Poultry Research, 1924 .
COURTENAY HENNING.
Assistant in Research, Dairy Industry, Geneva, 1923 .
Mary Frances Henry, A.B., B.S.
Professor of Home Economics, 1924 . Instructor,
fessor,
191 8.
1915; Assistant Pro
Rudolph Clemens Hergenrother.
Assistant in Physics, 1921 .
Halldor Hermannsson.
Assistant Professor of Scandinavian Languages and Literatures, 1920 .
Curator of the Icelandic Collection in the Library, 1906 . In
structor in Scandinavian Languages, 1905; Lecturer in German,
1912-20.
Glenn Washington Herrick, B.S. in Agr.
Professor of Economic Entomology, Assistant
1912 .
Lyster Meadows Hetherington, B.S.
Assistant in Rural .
Education, 1925
Gustave Frederick Heuser, Ph.D.
Professor of . Poultry Husbandry, 1923 Assistant,
Professor, 1909.
1915; Instructor,
191 7; Assistant Professor, 191 8.
John M. Hewitt, M.D.
Professor of Military Science and Tactics, New York City, 1922 .
Robert Byron Hinman, M.S.
Assistant Professor of Animal Husbandry, 1921 . Instructor, 1920.
James Morley Hitzrot, A.B., M.D.
Professor of Clinical Surgery, New York City, 1921 . Instructor, 1904;
Assistant Professor, 1912;
Professor,
Associate Professor, 1917; Assistant
1919.
.
.
Lillian Hoag.
Instructor in Home Economics, 1925
Lynn A. Hoag, M.D.
.
Associate in Pediatrics, New York City, 1923
Ralph W. Hodges.
Assistant in Mechanic Arts, 1923
George Peter Hoffman, B.S.
.
Assistant in Vegetable Gardening, 1924
Joseph P. Hoguet, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery, New York City, 1919
tor in Surgery, 191 1.
Louis Benjamin Hoisington, Ph.D.
. Instruc
Assistant Professor of Psychology, 1919 . Assistant in Psychology, 19 17 ;
Instructor in Education, 191 7; Instructor in Psychology, 1919.
Arthur L. Holland, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine, Department of Medicine, New
York City, 1921 . Instructor, 1915.
Instructor,
Erma Evangeline Hollen, B.S.
Extension Instructor in Home Economics, 1923 .
1922.
Milton Lyle Holmes, A.B., M.B.A.
Acting Assistant Professor of Agricultural Economics, 1924 .
Ralph Maynard Holmes, Ph.D.
Instructor in Physics, 1919 . Assistant,
Donald Aubrey Holt.
Assistant in .
Chemistry, 1923
Benjamin Clark Holtzclaw, jr., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of . Greek, 1923 Instructor,
Edwin Earl Honey, B.S.
Instructor in Plant Pathology, 1920 . Assistant,
1919.
1921.
1916-17.

Warren Howard Hook, M.E.
THE STAFF OF INSTRUCTION 35
Assistant Professor of Heat-Power Engineering, Instructor
Experimental Engineering, 1910-17. Leroy Hooper.
Foreman of the Pattern . Shop, 191 1 Assistant, 1907.
1920 .
in
Henry Alfred Hoover, B.S.
Instructor in Mathematics, 1924 .
Elizabeth Frances Hopkins, A.B.
Assistant in Research, Botany, Geneva, 1923 .
Grant Sherman Hopkins, B.S., D.Sc, D.V.M.
Professor of Veterinary Anatomy and Anatomical Methods, 1903 . As
sistant, 1889; Instructor, 1890; Assistant Professor, 1896.
Herbert Andrew Hopper, M.S.
Extension Professor of Animal Husbandry, 191 3 .
.
Assistant Professor,
1911.
Edwin Raymond Hoskins, B.S.
Instructor in Rural Education, 1922
Ralph Sheldon Hosmer, B.S.A., M.F.
.
Professor of Forestry, 1914 .
Herbert Vinton Hotchkiss, B.S., CE.
Instructor in English, 1919 Instructor in Civil Engineering, 1914-17.
Homer James Hotchkiss, A.M., M.M.E.
Instructor in Mechanics of Engineering, 1916 .
1 891-1903.
Robert Charles Houck, B.Chem.
Instructor in Physics,
Assistant in Chemistry, 1921
Burdette Newton Howe.
.
Foreman in the Machine Shop, 1923 . Assistant, 1905.
George Henry Howe, B.S.
Associate in Research, Horticulture, Geneva, 1923 .
Harley Earl Howe, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Physics, Instructor,
Eric Vail Howell, M.C.E.
1918 .
1909-12.
. Mark Eidlitz Instructor in Civil Engineering, 1923
David Fletcher Hoy, M.S.
Registrar, 1895 . Assistant Registrar, 1891.
. Assistant
George James Hucker, M.A.
Associate in Research, Bacteriology, Geneva, 1923
Hugh Cecil Huckett, B.S.A., A.M.
Associate in Research, Entomology, Geneva, 1923
.
mology, 1920; Instructor, 1921-22.
Houlder Hudgins, A.B.
Instructor in Economics and . Accounting, 1923 Assistant,
Edward Wesley Hughes, B.Chem.
Assistant in .
Chemistry, 1924
Charles Henry Hull, Ph.D.
Goldwin Smith Professor of American History, 19 12 .
Instructor,
191 8.
in Ento
1922.
Instructor
in
Professor of
Assistant"
Political and Social Institutions, 1892;
Political Economy, 1893; Professor of American History, 1901;
Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, 1908-13.
Lee Sisson Hultzen, A.B.
Instructor in Public Speaking, Assistant,
Charles Edward Hunn.
1922 .
Instructor in Plant Propagation, 1923 . Assistant,
Everett Lee Hunt, M.A.
Assistant Professor of Public Speaking,
Frances Beatrice Hunter, B.S.
Assistant Professor of Home Economics, Instructor,
Howard Louis Hunter.
Assistant in Chemistry, 1924 .
1919.
1898.
1918 .
1920 .
1918.

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Marjorie Hupper, A.B., M.S.
Assistant in Chemistry, New York City,
Lewis Merwin Hurd.
1921 .
Extension Instructor in Poultry Husbandry, 1914 . Assistant,
Wallie Abraham Hurwitz, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of . Mathematics, 1914 Instructor,
Raymond Garrison Hussey, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Pathology, New York City, 1921 .
John Irwin Hutchinson, Ph.D.
Professor of Mathematics, 1910 . Instructor,
1909.
1910.
1894; Assistant Professor,
1903.
John Carl Huttar.
Instructor in Poultry Husbandry, 1924 .
Harry Miles Imboden, M.D.
Professor of Roentgenology, New York City, 1922 .
.
Gemma Jackson, A.B., M.S.
Assistant in Botany, 1925
Herbert F. Jackson, B.Ped., M.D.
Instructor in Pediatrics, New York City, 1924
1919.
Clinical Instructor,
Henry Sylvester Jacoby, CE.
Professor of Bridge Engineering, Emeritus, 1922 . Assistant Professor,
1890; Associate Professor, 1894; Professor, 1897.
.
Edmund R. P. Janvrin, M.D.
Instructor in Clinical Medicine, New York City, 1924
Stephen Mansfield Jaquith.
Assistant in Economics, 1924
Howard S. Jeck, Ph.B., M.D.
.
Instructor in Clinical Surgery, Department of Urology, New York City,
1917
Nancy Jenison, A.B., M.D.
Instructor in Medicine, New York City, 191 . 7
Burton Aaron Jennings, B.S.
Instructor in Rural Engineering, 1922 . Assistant in Farm Practice,
1918-20; Assistant in Rural Engineering, 1920-21.
Oskar Augustus Johannsen, Ph.D.
Professor of Entomology, 1919 . Instructor in Civil Engineering, 1899;
Assistant Professor, 1904-09; Assistant Professor of Biology, 1912;
Professor of Entomology, 1914; Professor of General Biology, 1915.
Charles Henry Johnson, A.B.
Assistant in Chemistry, 1924 . Assistant, 1920-21.
Edgar Blauvelt Johnson, Ph.D.
Instructor in Chemistry, 1923 . Assistant, 19 15-16, 1921.
Elmer Marker Johnson, A.B.
Instructor in English, 1921 .
H. H. Johnson, M.D.
Instructor in Operative Surgery, New York City, 1923 .
Horace Leonard Jones, Ph.D., LL.D.
Professor of Greek, 1920 . Assistant Professor, 1910.
Jennie Catherine Jones.
Extension Instructor in Home Economics,
Putnam Fennell Jones, A.B.
Instructor in .
English, 1924
Walter Paul Jones, A.B.
Instructor in English, 1920 .
Riverda Harding Jordan, Ph.D.
Professor of Education,
Whitman Howard Jordan, LL.D.
192 1 .
Professor of Animal Nutrition, Emeritus, 1921 -
Ernest Jacob Joss, M.A.
fc , Assistant
in Chemistry, 1924 .
1920 .
Professor,
1920.

THE STAFF OF INSTRUCTION 37
Elizabeth Caroline Kackenmeister, A.B.
Assistant in Home Economics, 1925 .
Morton Charles Kahn, B.S., A.M., M.D.
Instructor in Hygiene, New York City, 19 19 .
Vladimir Karapetoff, CE.
Professor of Electrical Engineering, 1908 . Assistant Professor, 1904.
Abraham Kardiner, B.A., M.D.
Instructor in Clinical Medicine, Department of Psychiatry, New York
City, 1924 .
Delbert Ernest Keenan, A.M.
Instructor in the Romance Languages and Literatures, 1922 . Assistant,
1920.
John Calvin Keller, B.S.
Assistant in Chemistry, 1921 .
Ruth Mary Kellogg, B.S.
Assistant Professor of Home Economics, 1923
fessor, 192 1.
Aquin S. Kelly, M.D.
. Acting Assistant Pro
Instructor in Clinical Surgery, Department of Ophthalmology, New York
City, 192 1 .
Myron Slade Kendrick, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Economics, 1924 . Instructor,
Nita Collier Kendrick.
Instructor in Home Economics, 1923 .
Ralph Hayward Keniston, Ph.D.
1921.
Professor of the Romance Languages and Literatures, 191 .
. Assistant
Assistant,
9
Graduate School, 1923
Earl Hesse Kennard, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Physics, 1917 .
Professor, 1914.
Dean
of the
1912; Instructor,
1913-14, 1916-17.
-
Robert Foster Kennedy, M.D., F.R.S.E.
Professor of Clinical Medicine, Department of Neurology, New York
City, 1924 Instructor, 1910; Assistant Professor, 19 14; Asso
ciate Professor, 191 7.
James H. Kenyon, B.S., M.D.
Instructor in Clinical Surgery, New York City, 191 6 .
Abram Tucker Kerr, B.S., M.D.
Professor of Anatomy, 1904
Medical College,
. Secretary of the Ithaca Division of the
1902 . Assistant Professor, 1900; Acting Pro
fessor and Director of the Department of Hygiene, 1920-22.
.
Marcel Hartwig Kessel, A.B.
Instructor in English, 1923 Assistant, 1921; Instructor, 1921-22.
Edward Loughboro Keyes, jr., Ph.D., M.D.
Professor of Clinical Surgery, Department of Urology, New York City,
1910 . Assistant, 1898; Instructor, 1899.
Bradford F. Kimball, A.M.
Instructor in Mathematics, 1923 .
Dexter Simpson Kimball, A.B., M.E.
Dean of the College of Engineering, 1920 . Professor of Machine Design
and Industrial Engineering, 1915 .
Assistant
Professor, 1898-
1901; Acting Director of Sibley College, second term, 1911-12;
Professor of Machine Design and Construction, 1904; Acting Dean
of Sibley College, 1917; Acting President, June 15 to October 15,
1918.
Lucy Kimball.
Instructor in Home Economics, 1924 -
Asa Carlton King, B.S.A.
Professor of Farm Practice and Farm Superintendence, 1915
Instructor, 191 1.
. Extension

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Joseph E. King, M.D.
Instructor in Surgery, New York City, 1921 .
William Ray Kingery, A.B.
Instructor in the Romance Languages and Literatures, 1924.
Benjamin Freeman Kingsbury, Ph.D., M.D.
Professor of Histology and Embryology, 1908. Instructor, 1896; As
sistant Professor, 1899; Assistant Professor of Physiology, 1902.
Walker Kinkaid, B.S.
Instructor in Physics, 1924 .
Otto Kinkeldey, Ph.D.
Professor of Music, 1923 .
George Hughes Kirby, B.S., M.D. ,,,_-,.
Professor of Clinical Medicine, Department of Psychiatry, New York City,
191 7 .
1905-12.
Instructor,
Luther Clinton Kirkland, M.S.
1920; Instructor in
Assistant, Instructor in Extension Service, 1925
Farm Practice,
. 1921-24.
James Edward Knott, M.S.
Instructor in Botany, 1923
Lawrence Gane Knowlton, A.B.
.
Assistant in Chemistry, 1923
Leila Charlton Knox, A.B., M.D.
.
Instructor in Surgical Pathology, New York City, 1920
Lewis Knudson, Ph.D.
.
Professor of Botany, 1916 . Assistant in Plant Physiology, 1908; In
structor, 1908; Assistant Professor, 191 1.(
Robert Koch, M D.
Assistant in Bacteriology, New York City, 1923
Kurt Koffka, Ph D.
.
Acting Professor of Education, 1924
Walter M. Kraus, M.D.
.
Clinical Instructor in Medicine, Department of Neurology, New York
City, 1922 .
William Ernest Krauss, B.S.
Instructor in Animal Husbandry,
1922
George Reinhardt Kreisel, B.S.
.
Assistant in Farm Management, 1924
Walter Gernet Krum.
.
Extension Instructor in Poultry Husbandry, 1923 . Superintendent in
Poultry Department, 1907; Assistant, 1912; Instructor, 1916-17,
1920-22; Extension Instructor, 1917-20.
Paul J. Kruse, Ph.D.
Professor of Rural Education, Assistant Harold Talbot Lacey, B.Chem.
Assistant in Chemistry,
1918 .
Professor, 1917.
1920
Carl Edwin Ladd, Ph.D.
.
Director of Extension, 1924 . Extension Professor of Farm Management,
1922; Assistant, 1911; Instructor, 1912-15; Professor, 1920.
Alexander Lambert, A.B., Ph.B., M.D.
Professor of Clinical Medicine, Department of Medicine, New York City,
1898.
Charles A. Lang, M.D.
Instructor in Pediatrics, New York City, 1919
Leo Joseph Larkin, A.B.
.
Assistant in Chemistry,
Instructor
1922
Axel Martin Larsen, B.S. (E.E.).
.
Instructor in Experimental Engineering, 1922 .
Design, 1919.
Norman Lawrence Larsen, A.B.
Instructor in Physics, 1924 .
in Machine

THE STAFF OF INSTRUCTION 39
Louis Leonard Larson, B.S.
Assistant in .
Chemistry, 1923
Frank H. Lathrop, Ph.D.
Associate in .
Research, Entomology, Geneva, 1923
Berton Lattin, M.D.
Instructor in Clinical Medicine, New York .
City, 1924
Albert Washington Laubengayer, B.Chem.
Assistant in .
Chemistry, 1923
George Nieman Lauman, B.S.A.
Professor of Rural . Economy, 1909 Assistant in Horticulture, 1897;
Instructor, 1899; Instructor in Rural Economy, 1903; Assistant
Professor, 1905.
Leonard Alexander Lawrence, B.S.
Assistant Professor of Surveying, 1916 . Instructor
1907.
Edward Godfrey Lawson, B.S., M.L.D., F.A.A.R.
Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture,
in Civil Engineering,
1922 .
Burton James Lee, A.B., Ph.B., M.D.
Professor of Clinical Surgery, New York City, 1918 . Assistant
Demon
strator, 1903; Demonstrator, 1904; Instructor in Clinical Surgery,
1909-16; Instructor in Surgical Pathology, 1913-14; Assistant
Professor, 1916.
Myron A. Lee, M.M.E.
Professor of Industrial Engineering, 1924 . Instructor
in Machine
Design, 1910; Assistant Professor of Machine Design, 19 16; As
sistant Professor of Industrial Engineering, 1921.
Burton Alpheus Leffingwell, B.S.
Extension Instructor in Rural Education, 1924
Emmons William Leland, B.S. in Agr.
.
Experimentalist in Soil Technology, 191 . 7
Mortimer Demarest Leonard, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Entomology, 1924
Elise S. L'Esperance, M.D.
.
Assistant Professor of Pathology, New York City, 1920 . Assistant,
1910; Instructor, 191 1.
Oscar L. Levin, M.D.
Instructor in Clinical Medicine, Department of Dermatology, New York
City,
1920 .
Leon I. Levine, M.D.
Instructor in Clinical Medicine, New York .
City, 1924
Samuel Z. Levine, M.D.
Assistant in Pediatrics, New York . City, 1923 Assistant,
1917-19.
Benjamin Levitan.
Assistant in Economics, 1924 .
Bertram D. Lewin.
Clinical Instructor in Medicine, Department of Psychiatry, New York
City,
1922 .
Herschel Paul Lewis, B. S. in E. E., B. S. in M. E.,
Instructor in Machine Design, 1924 .
Robert Donald Lewis, B.S.
1923.
Instructor in Plant . Breeding, 1924 Assistant,
Howard Lilienthal, M.D.
Professor of Clinical Surgery, New York City, 191 . 7
Asa Liggett Lincoln, M.D.
Instructor in Medicine, New York .
City, 1923
Paul Martyn Lincoln, M.E. in E.E.
Professor of Electrical Engineering and Director of the School of Electrical
Engineering, 1922 .
John Randolph Lindsay, A.B.
Instructor in English, 1923 .

40 CORNELL UNIVERSITY REGISTER
Josiah Randall Livermore, B.S.
Extension Instructor in Plant Breeding, Assistant,
structor, 1914-15.
Alfred William Lohman, M.S. in Agr.,
Instructor in . Poultry Husbandry, 1924 Assistant,
John Edward Lothers, CE.
Instructor in Railroad .
Engineering, 1924
Harry Houser Love, Ph.D.
Professor of Plant Breeding, 191 . 7 Assistant,
1921 .
1924.
1913; In
1908; Assistant Professor
of Plant Breeding in the Federal Experiment Station, 1909; Pro
fessor of Plant Breeding Investigations, 191 1.
Harold Adlard Lovenberg.
Assistant in Chemistry, 1924 .
Graham Lusk, Ph.D., Sc.D., F.R.S. (Edin.), M.D.
Professor of Physiology, New York City, 1909 .
Henry M. Lyle, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Surgery, New York City, 1919 , Instructor,
1912-13.
Thomas Lyttleton Lyon, Ph.D.
Professor of Soil Technology in the Federal Experiment Station,
1906
Mac Henry Mabey, D.V.M.
.
Instructor in Veterinary Surgery, 1923
George Birmingham McAuliffe, A.B., M.D.
.
Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery, Department of Otology, New York
City, 1923 . Clinical Instructor, 1904.
Charles Grover McBride, B.S. Agr.
Instructor in Marketing 1924 . Assistant, 1921-22.
Samuel E. McCallen, B.S.A.
Assistant in Plant Pathology, 1923
Howard S. McCandlish, M.D.
.
Instructor in Obstetrics and Gynecology, New York City,
Rollin Herbert McCarthy, A.B., M.E.
Instructor in Industrial Engineering, 1924 .
Oliver Leroy McCaskill, Ph.B., J.D.
Professor of Procedure,
192 1
.
.
.
191 6
Barbara McClintock, B.S., A.M.
.
Assistant in Botany, 1924
William Thomas MacCreadie, B.S., M.A.
Instructor in Mathematics, 1924
John Clarence McCurdy, B.S., CE.
.
Professor of Rural Engineering, 1923 Instructor in Civil Engineering,
1907; Instructor in Rural Engineering, 1915; Assistant Professor, 1916.
Laurence Howland MacDaniels, Ph.D.
Professor of Pomology, 1923 . Assistant in Entomology, 19 12 ; Assistant
in Botany, 19 13; Instructor in Botany, 19 14-17; Assistant
.
Professor of Pomology, 1919.
George Robert McDermott.
Professor of Structural Design, 1909 Assistant Professor of Naval
Architecture, 1892; Professor, 1905.
James D. McGill, A.M.
Instructor in Political Science, 1923
Edward Maloney McGrath, A.B.
.
Instructor in English, 1923
John F. McGrath, M.D.
.
Instructor in Obstetrics and Gynecology, New York City, 1921 . In
structor in Clinical Surgery, Department of Gynecology, 1918.
Caroline Brundage McIlroy.
Instructor and Shop Director in Home Economics,
Thomas Joseph McInerney, M.S. in Agr.
Assistant Professor of Dairy Industry, 1917 . Assistant,
structor, 1912.
1921 .
1910; In

THE STAFF OF INSTRUCTION 4 1
Charles Osborn Mackey.
Instructor in Experimental Engineering, 1924 .
Asa Emanuel McKinney, Ph.D.
Instructor in Chemistry, 191 9 . Assistant, 1915-17; Extension Instruc
tor, 1917-18.
William Graham McLaughry, M.A.
Instructor in the Romance Languages and Literatures, 1924 .
True McLean, E.E.
Instructor in Electrical Engineering, 1923 .
Eleanor Clara McMullen, A.M.
Instructor in Zoology, Assistant,
1918.
1920 .
Luke Matthew McVeigh.
Instructor in Experimental .
Engineering, 1923
Francis Maidl.
Assistant Curator of Invertebrate Zoology,
Laurence Patton Mains.
Instructor in Machine Drawing, 1923 .
Michel George Malti, A.B., B.S. in E.E., M.M.E.
Instructor in Electrical Engineering, 1923 .
Albert Russell Mann, B.S.A., A.M.
Dean of the College of Agriculture, 191 7 .
Assistant
1922 .
Professor of Dairy
Industry, 1908; Assistant to Director and Editor, 1908; Secretary
of the College of Agriculture, 1909; Secretary, Registrar, and Pro
fessor of Agricultural Editing, 1910; Acting Dean of the College
of Agriculture, Acting Director of the Experiment Station, 1916;
Professor of Rural Social Organization, 1915-17; Director of the
Experiment Station and Director of Extension Service, 1917-23.
Wayne Eyer Manning, A.B.
Instructor in . Botany, 1924 Assistant, 1921.
Frederick George Marcham, B.A.
Lecturer in English . History, 1924 Assistant, 1923.
Austin Mardon, M.A.
Assistant in English .
History, 1924
Julius Charles Marquardt, B.S.
Assistant in .
Research, Dairy Industry, Geneva, 1923
Leonard Joseph Marshall, B.S.
Instructor in Mechanics, 1922 .
James Hart Curry Martens, CE.
Assistant in Mineralogy,
1921
Othmar Karl Marti, E.E., M.E.
.
Instructor in Electrical Engineering, 1923
Clarence Augustine Martin, D.Sc.
.
Professor of Architecture, 1904 . Instructor, 1894; Assistant Professor,
1895; Dean of the College of Architecture, 1908-19.
Milton David Marx, A.M.
Instructor in English, 1919
Clyde Walter Mason, Ph.D.
.
Instructor in Chemistry, 1923 . Assistant,
1920.
James Frederick Mason, Ph.D.
Professor of the Romance Languages and Literatures, 191 Assistant,
4
1909; Assistant Professor, 1912.
Louis Melville Massey, Ph.D.
. Instructor,
Professor of Plant Pathology, 1923 .
Assistant Professor, 191 7.
1912; Instructor, 191 4;
Robert Matheson, Ph.D.
Professor of Economic Entomology, 1923 . Assistant in Entomology,
1909; Assistant in Biology, 1910; Instructor, 1911; Assistant Pro
fessor, 1912; Investigator in Entomology, 1913; Assistant Pro
fessor of Entomology, 1914; Assistant Entomologist at the Experi
ment Station, 1917.

42 CORNELL UNIVERSITY REGISTER
Gertrude Mathewson.
Assistant in Home Economics, 1925 .
May Margaret Mattson, B.S.
Instructor in Rural Education, 1924 .
Frederick Arthur May, A.B.
Instructor in Physics, 1920 . Assistant, 1918.
Leonard Amby Maynard, Ph.D.
Professor of Animal Husbandry, 1920 . Assistant Professor, 1915,
Frank Sherman Meara, Ph.D., M.D.
Professor of Clinical Medicine,
Therapeutics, 1909.
John Lupton Mecartney, B.S.,
Assistant in Pomology, 1924 .
Howard Bagnall Meek, M_A.
Professor of Institution Management, 1924 . Assistant
Lois Farmer Meek, B.S.
Assistant Professor of Home Economics, 1924 .
Amy Grace Mekeel, A.M.
New York City, 1920 . Professor of
Professor, 1922.
Instructor,
1921.
Instructor in Zoology, 1918 Bruce Lee Melvin, Ph.D.
. Assistant, 191 7.
Acting Professor of Rural Social Organization, 1923
Ernest George Merritt, M.E.
.
World War Memorial Professor of Physics, 1920 . Instructor, 1889;
Assistant Professor, 1892; Professor, 1903; Dean of the Graduate
School, 1909-14.
Pierre Mertz, A.B.
Instructor in Physics, 1922 . Assistant, 191 7-1 8; Instructor, 1918-19. Herbert John Metzger, D.V.M.
Assistant Extension Professor of Animal Husbandry, 1922
Christian Medjo.
.
Professor of Freehand Drawing and Modeling in the College of Architec
ture. 1921 . Instructor, 1909; Assistant Professor, 1912.
Howard Jay Milks, D.V.M.
Professor of Veterinary Materia Medica and Director of the Small Animal
. Clinic, 1914 Assistant in Veterinary Physiology, 1903-5;
Assistant Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics, 1909;
Professor of Therapeutics and Clinical Medicine and of Surgery of
Small Animals, 1913.
Harold Strycker Mills, M.S. in Agr.
Instructor in Vegetable .
Gardening, 1919
Robert Thomas Mills.
Assistant in Pattern Making, 1924 .
Lua Alice Minns, M.S. in Agr.
Instructor in Floriculture, 1914 . Assistant,
1912.
Jack Miscall, M.S.
Instructor in Agricultural Chemistry, 1924 . Assistant,
Edward Gardner Misner, Ph.D.
Professor of Farm Management, Instructor,
1920 .
1922.
1914; Assistant
Professor, 1918.
Dale Raymond Mitchell, A.B.
Instructor in English, 192 1 .
George Sylvanus Moler, A.B., B.M.E.
Professor of Physics, Emeritus, 1917 . Instructor, 1875; Assistant Pro
fessor, 1880; Professor, 191 1.
Benton Sullivan Monroe, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of English, 1912 . Assistant,
Helen Monsch, B.S., M.A.
Professor of Home Economics, 1920 . Assistant
1897; Instructor, 1900.
Professor, 1918.

THE STAFF OF INSTRUCTION 43
Walter Clark Montgomery, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery, Department of Laryngology and
Rhinology, New York City, 1923 . Assistant,
Instructor, 1917.
Eugene Davis Montillon, B.Arch.
Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture, 1922 . Assistant,
1902-03, 1906-13;
191 1 ;
Instructor, 1912; Assistant Professor of Landscape Art, 1917.
David Wilson Moore.
Assistant in Chemistry,
1921 .
Millard George Moore, B.S.
Assistant in .
Research, Chemistry, Geneva, 1923
Veranus Alva Moore, B.S., M.D., V.M.D.
Dean of the New York State Veterinary College,
1908 . Professor of
Veterinary Pathology and Bacteriology, 1896 .
Richard Alan Mordoff, Ph.D.
Professor of . Meteorology, 1925 Assistant in Physical Geography,
1909-10, 1912-13; Instructor in Meteorology, 1917; Assistant
Professor, 1921.
William Emerson Mordoff, M.E.
Assistant Professor of Machine . Construction, 1924 Instructor in
Rural Engineering, 1915; Instructor in Machine Design, 1916;
Instructor in
Instructor in Experimental Engineering, 191 8;
Mechanic Arts, 1923.
Walter Bertram Morehouse, M.S.
Instructor in Physics, 1923 .
Godfrey Morgan, jr.
Assistant in Experimental Engineering, 1924 . Assistant in Physics,
1919-21; 1923-24.
Lawrence Onis Morgan, M.A.
1923.
Assistant, Instructor in Anatomy, 1924
Charles V. Morrill, M.D., Ph.D.
.
Associate Professor of Anatomy, New York City, 1923
1915; Assistant Professor,
, Instructor,
1919.
.
Robert Cunningham Morris, jr.
Instructor in Machine Design, 1923
Hugh Ellis Morrow, B.S.
Instructor in Chemistry, New York City, 1922
Charles Walter Morse, B.Chem.
. Instructor, 1918-20.
Instructor in Chemistry, 1923 . Assistant, 1920.
Harold Calvin Marston Morse, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Mathematics, 1922
Caroline Morton, B.S.
. Instructor, 1920.
Assistant Extension Professor of Home Economics, 1924 . Assistant
State Leader of Home Demonstration Agents, 1919.
Instructor,
Extension
1920.
Walter Francis Morton, B.S.
Assistant in Research, Chemistry, Geneva, 1923
Mervyn Charles Mossop, B.S.
.
Assistant in Entomology, 1924 .
James Frederick Mountford, M.A., D.Litt.
Professor of the Classics, 1924
Guy Brooks Muchmore, A.B.
.
Assistant Professor of Public Speaking, 1913
Walter Conrad Muenscher, Ph.D.
.
Assistant Professor of Economic Botany, 1923
structor, 1917-18,
. Assistant, 1916; In
1919.
Thomas A. Mulcahy, M.D.
Instructor in Clinical Surgery, Department of Laryngology and Rhin
1915-21.
ology, New York Assistant, City, 1923
Dwight Curtis Mumford, B.S.
.
Assistant in Agricultural Economics, 1924 .

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CORNELL UNIVERSITY REGISTER
Frederick George Mundinger, M.S.
Associate in Research, Hudson Valley Horticultural Investigations,
1924 . Assistant in Research, Geneva, 1924.
Harlan Bruce Munger, B.S.
Extension Lecturer in Agricultural Economics and Farm Management,
Extension Instructor, 1923-24.
1925 .
Mancel Thornton Munn, B.S.
Associate in Research, Botany, Geneva, 1923
Carleton Chase Murdock, Ph.D.
.
Assistant Professor of Physics, 1919 . Assistant, 1909; Instructor,
1909-13, 1914-19.
Clay Ray Murray, M.D.
Assistant in Clinical Surgery, New York City,
Clyde Hadley Myers, Ph.D.
Professor of Plant Breeding, 1914 .
sistant Professor, 19 12.
William Irving Myers, Ph.D.
Professor of Farm Finance, Assistant,
1920 .
Extension
192 1 .
Instructor, 191 1; As
1914; Instructor, 1916;
Assistant Professor of Farm Management, 1918.
Fred Paul Nabenhauer, B.S.
Assistant in Research, Biochemistry, Geneva, 1923 .
Charles Edward Nammack, Ph.B., M.D., LL.D.
Professor of Clinical Medicine, Department of Medicine, New York City,
1898
Charles Halpin Nammack, Ph.B., M.D., LL.D.
Instructor in Clinical Medicine, Department of Medicine, New York
City,
1916
Paul Revere Nash, S.B.
.
Instructor in Electrical Engineering, 1924
Josephine B. Neal, A.B., M.D.
.
Assistant in Medicine, New York City, 1917 . Assistant in Radiology,
1911-12.
James George Needham, Ph.D.
Professor of Entomology and Limnology,
191 1 . Assistant Professor
1906.
Paul Robert Needham, B.S.
Assistant in Biology, 1924 . Assistant in Apiculture, 1920-22.
Arno Herbert Nehrling.
Professor of Floriculture, 1924 . Assistant Professor, 1921.
Irene Dahlberg Nehrling, B.S.
Instructor in Home Economics, Assistant,
John Herbert Nelson, Ph.D.
Instructor in English, 1919 .
Charles Merrick Nevin, M.S.
Instructor in Geology, Assistant,
1922 .
1921.
1921.
1922 .
Eleanor B. Newton.
-
Assistant in Chemistry, 1924
Jesse Crook Nicholls.
Professor of Military Science and Tactics, 1921 .
Edward Leamington Nichols, Ph.D., LL.D.
Professor of . Physics, Emeritus, 1919 Professor,
1887-1919; Dean of
the College of Arts and Sciences, 1913-15.
Melvin L. Nichols, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Analytical Chemistry, 1922 . Assistant, 191 Instructor, 191 8.
Walter Lindsay Niles, M.D.
7 J
Dean of the Medical College, New York City, 1919 . Professor of Clin
ical Medicine, 1920 . Instructor, 1904; Assistant Professor,
1912; Acting Dean, 1918.
.
Theodore Nixon, A.B.
Assistant in Ancient History, 1924

THE STAFF OF INSTRUCTION 45
Charles Yictor Noback, D.V.M., Ph.D.
Assistant in Physiology, 1924 . Assistant in Biochemistry, 1923; In
structor in Veterinary Pathology, 1918-19.
Charles Vernon Noble, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Farm Management, Instructor,
Jose F. Nonidez, Sc.D.
Instructor in Anatomy, New York City,
1920 .
1916.
. 1920
William Lee Norman, B.S.
Instructor in Agricultural .
Economics, 1924
Leo Chandler Norris, Ph.D.
Instructor in Poultry Husbandry, 1923 . Assistant in Animal Hus
bandry, 1920; Instructor in Animal Husbandry, 1920.
George Jay North.
Assistant in Mineralogy, 1924
Miles Gordon Northrop, E.E.
.
Instructor in Machine Design, 1922 .
Assistant,
Paul Allen Northrop, B.S.
Instructor in Physics, 1919 .
1919.
Clark Sutherland Northup, Ph.D.
Professor of English, 1919 . Librarian of the Hart Memorial Library,
1914
1903.
. Assistant, 1895; Instructor, 1897; Assistant Professor,
Wallace Notestein, Ph.D.
Goldwin Smith Professor of English History, 1924
Claribel Nye, B.S.
. Professor, 1920.
State Leader of Home Demonstration Agents in Charge of Study Clubs,
1920 . Assistant Extension Professor of Home Economics,
1919
iqi8.
. Assistant, 1913; Extension Instructor, 1917; Instructor,
Albert Lee O'Banion, B.S. in E.E.
Instructor in Electrical Engineering, 1924
Walter Christopher O'Connell.
.
Instructor in Physical Training, 1919 . Assistant, 1908.
John M. O'Connor, M.D.
Instructor in Operative Surgery, New York City, 192 1
Everett Oertel, B.S.
.
Assistant in Entomology, 1924
Henry Neely Ogden, CE.
.
Professor of Sanitary Engineering, 1908 . Instructor in Civil Engineer
ing, 1889-92, 1894; Assistant Professor, 1898; Assistant Profes
sor of Sanitary Engineering, 1903.
Robert Morris Ogden, Ph.D.
Professor of Education, 1916 . Dean of the College of Arts and 1923.
Robert Carroll Ogle.
Sciences,
Extension Instructor in Poultry Husbandry, 191 8 Instructor,
Paul Martin O'Leary, A.M.
.
Instructor in Economics, 1924
William Ridgely Orndorff, Ph.D.
.
Professor of Organic Chemistry, 1923 .
1887; Assistant
Professor, 1890; Professor of Organic and Physiological Chemistry,
1903.
Charles Edward O'Rourke, CE.
Assistant Professor of Civil . Engineering, 1923 Instructor, 1919.
Howard Burnship Ortner, B.S.
Instructor in Physical Education, 1919 .
Joseph Oskamp, B.S.
Extension Professor of Pomology, 192 1 .
Emil Osterberg.
Instructor in Chemistry, New York City, Assistant,
1911 .
1906.

46 CORNELL UNIVERSITY REGISTER
Walther E. Otto, Ph.D.
Instructor in German, 1924 .
Frederick William Owens, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Mathematics, 191 . 5 Instructor, 1907.
Herbert John Pack, B.S., A.M.
Instructor in Biology, 1924 . Preparator in Entomology, 1923.
Royce Paddock, M.D.
Assistant in Clinical Medicine, New York City,
Ernest Trowbridge Paine, Ph.D.
Instructor in Philosophy, 1916 . Secretary
1921 .
of the College of Arts and
Sciences, 1913-16; first term, 1918-19.
Arthur Palmer, M.D.
Instructor in Clinical Surgery, Department of Laryngology and Rhinology,
New York City, . 1923
Ephraim Lawrence Palmer, Ph.D.
Professor of Rural Education, 1922 . Assistant in Botany, 1910-13;
Assistant Professor, 1919.
Katherine Van Winkle Palmer, B.S.
Assistant in Paleontology, . 1924 Assistant, 1920-21, 1922-21
George Papanicolau, Ph.D., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Anatomy, New York City, 1923. Assistant,
1914; Instructor, 1917.
James Wenceslas Papez, B.A., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Anatomy and .
Neurology, 1920 .
Jacob Papish, Ph.D.
Instructor in Chemistry, 1919 Assistant, 1919. .
.
-
Harold E. B. Pardee, M.D.
Associate in Medicine, New York City, 192 1
Thomas Jennison Parmley, B.S.
Instructor, 1916.
Instructor in Physics, 1924
Percival John Parrott, M.A.
Chief in Research, Entomology, Geneva, 1923 Professor of Entomol
ogy, Geneva, 1919
Charles Jonas Parshall.
.
Assistant in Anatomy, Veterinary College, 1924
John Thomas Parson.
.
Professor of Drawing in the School of Civil Engineering, 1919 . Instruc
tor in Civil Engineering, 1895; Assistant Professor, 1903; Assistant
Professor of Drawing, 1908.
Charles H. Patterson.
Foreman in the Foundry, 1921 . Assistant, 1918.
Russel H. Patterson, M.D.
Assistant in Clinical Surgery, New York City, 1921 . Assistant in plied Anatomy, New York City,
Ap
1923-24.
Woodford Patterson, A.B.
Secretary of the University and University Publisher, 1917
Mary Graydon Payne, B.A.
-
Assistant in Histology and Embryology, 1923
George Eric Peabody, M.S.
.
Instructor in Extension Service, Assistant,
1921.
1922
Frank Ashmore Pearson, Ph.D.
.
Professor of Agricultural Economics and Farm Management, 1923 . In
structor, 1920.
Gilbert Warren Peck, M.S. in Agr.
Extension Professor of . Pomology, 1923 Instructor,
Instructor, 1917-18; Assistant Extension Professor, 1920.
Felix Augustus Peckham, M.E.
Instructor in Machine .
Design, 1924
Andrew Prosper Pelmont, A.B.
Instructor in the Romance Languages and Literatures, .
1924
1913; Extension

THE STAFF OF INSTRUCTION 47
Elmer Pendell, LL.B., B.S., M.A.
Instructor in .
Economics, 1923
Claude M. Pendleton, CE.
Instructor in Civil Engineering, . 1919 Assistant
Roy Franklin Penman, B.S. in E.E.
Instructor in Electrical .
Engineering, 1923
Harold Charles Perkins, M.E.
Instructor,
Instructor,
Instructor in Mechanics, 1920
Edmond Adrian Perregaux, B.S.
.
Instructor in Marketing,
John Edwin Perry, B.S. in CE.
1924 .
Assistant Professor of Railroad Engineering, Instructor,
John George Pertsch, jr., M.E.
Professor of Electrical Engineering, 1923 . Assistant,
1910; Assistant Professor, 1916.
Albert Charles Phelps, B.S., M.Arch.
in Geology, 1919.
1916-19.
World War Memorial Professor of Architecture, Instructor,
1922; Assistant, 1923.
1921 .
Assistant Professor, 1903; Professor, 19 13.
Edward Parkhurst Phelps, Ph.D.
Research Assistant in .
Chemistry, 1924
Everett Franklin Phillips, Ph.D.
Professor of .
Apiculture, 1924
William Mason Phipps, M.S. in Agr.
Assistant in .
Agronomy, 1923
William Marion Pierce, M.S.
Instructor in Physics, 1920 - Assistant,
1917.
Arthur Lewis Pierstorff, A.B.
Extension Instructor in Plant .
Pathology, 1925
Miles David Pirnie.
19 15.
1909; Instructor,
1 920 .
Instructor Instructor in Ornithology,
Anna Platt, M.D.
1924 .
Instructor in Clinical Medicine, New York City, 1924
Alfred Plaut, M.D.
.
Instructor in Gynecological Pathology, New York City, 1924
Miles Albion Pond, Ph.B.
.
Instructor,
Instructor,
Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering, 1907
Paul Russel Pope, Ph.D.
.
Professor of German, 1915 .
Francis Monroe Porch.
Assistant in Forestry, 1924 .
Hillel Poritsky, A.B.
1 899 ;
in Entomology, 1923.
1902.
1902 ; Assistant Professor, 1906.
Instructor in Mathematics, 1920 . Assistant, 1919.
Joseph Pullman Porter, M.S.A., M.L.D.
Assistant Extension Professor of Ornamental Horticulture, 1923 -
As
sistant in Landscape Art, 191 7; Instructor, 191 7; Extension In
structor, 1919; Extension Instructor in Ornamental Horticulture,
1922.
Emil Leon Post, Ph.D.
Instructor in Mathematics, 1923.
Charles Kelly Powell, M.S.
Instructor in Poultry Husbandry, 1922 . Assistant, 1921.
Whiton Powell, A.B.
1923.
Instructor in . Marketing, 1924 Assistant
Frederick Clarke Prescott, A.B.
Professor of . English, 1919 Assistant Professor of Rhetoric, 1897;
Assistant Professor of English, 1903.
Leonard Cassell Price.
Instructor in Experimental .
Engineering, 1923
Walter Van Price, M.S.
Instructor in Dairy Industry, Assistant,
1921 .
1919.

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Paul Smith Prickett, M.S.
Instructor in Dairy Industry, 1924 . Assistant 1923.
Hugh Prytherch, jr.
Assistant in Accounting, 1924 .
Mathew Carrol Pugsley, A.B.
Assistant in Anatomy, 1923 .
Laurence Pumpelly, Ph.D.
Professor of the Romance Languages and Literatures, 1923 . Assistant
in Chemistry, 1908-09; Instructor in the Romance Languages and
Literatures, 1910; Assistant Professor, 1914.
Edwin Pyle, M.D.
Assistant in Clinical Surgery, New York City,
George Edward Quinn, E.E.
Instructor in Electrical .
Engineering, 1923
Hubert Hawley Race, E.E.
Instructor in Electrical . Engineering, 1923 Instructor,
1922 :.
1920-22.
Frank Harrison Randolph, B.A., M.E.
Assistant Professor of Institutional Engineering, 1923
William Howard Rankin, A.B.
.
Associate in Research, Plant Pathology, Geneva, 1923 . Instructor in
Plant Pathology, 191 .
2; Assistant Professor of Plant Pathology,
1914-19.
Arthur Ranum, Ph.D.
Professor of Mathematics, 1923
Assistant Professor, 19
Assistant, 1904; Instructor, 1906;
10.
Myers Peter Rasmussen, Ph.D.
Extension Instructor in Agricultural Economics and Farm Management,
1922 .
Alice Gertrude Read, A.B.
Instructor in Physical Education, 1921
Arthur Bernard Recknagel, B.A., M.F.
.
Professor of Forest Management and Utilization, 191 7
Forestry,
. Professor of
1913.
Donald Reddick, Ph.D.
Professor of Plant Pathology, 191 1 . Assistant in Botany, 1905; As
sistant in Plant Pathology, 1907; Instructor, 1908; Assistant Pro
fessor of Plant Pathology, 1909.
Harold Lyle Reed, Ph.D.
Professor of Economics and Finance, 1923
sistant Professor, 1916-19.
Hugh Daniel Reed, Ph.D.
. Instructor, 1914-15; As
Professor of Zoology, 1919 . Assistant, 1900; Instructor, 1902; As
sistant Professor of Neurology and Vertebrate Zoology, 1906; As
sistant Professor of Zoology, 191 5.
Robert Grigg Reese, Ph.G., M.D.
Professor of Clinical Surgery, Department of Ophthalmology, New York
City, 191 1 . Clinical Assistant, 1898; Instructor, 1899.
Herbert Joseph Reich, M.E.
Instructor in Machine Design, 1924
Felix Edward Reifschneider, B.Chem.
.
Assistant in Chemistry, 1923
Ernest William Rettger, Ph.D.
.
Professor of Applied Mechanics, 1922. Instructor in Civil Engineering,
1907-08; Assistant Professor of Applied Mechanics, 1913.
Robert E. Rettger, M.A.
Assistant Professor of Geology,
Juan Estevan Reyna, E.E.
1922 .
Assistant Professor of Drawing, Department of Rural Engineering,
1922 .
Instructor in Drawing, 1912; Assistant Professor of Drawing, 1917;
Assistant Professor of Rural Engineering, 1919.

THE STAFF OF INSTRUCTION 49
Paul Reznikoff.
Assistant in Anatomy, New York City, 1924
Fred Hoffmann Rhodes, Ph.D.
Professor of Chemistry, 1920. Assistant, 1910-14; Instructor, 191 5-17.
Solomon Alhadef Rhodes, B.S., M.A.
Instructor in the Romance Languages and .
Literatures, 1924
James Edward Rice, B.S. in Agr.
Professor of Poultry Husbandry, 1907. Assistant, 1892-93; Assistant
Professor, 1903.
John Harold Richards, M.D.
Instructor in Clinical Pathology and Medicine, New York City, 1915.
Assistant, 1907.
Henry B. Richardson, A.B., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Medicine, New York . City, 1924 Instructor,
Donald Everett Richmond, A.B., M.S.
Instructor in Mathematics, 1 923 .
in Physics, 1920-22.
Floyd Karker Richtmyer, Ph.D.
Professor of Physics, 1918 . Assistant,
Assistant Professor, 191 1.
Arthur Raymond Riddle, A.B.
Instructor in Physics, 1921 .
Jonathan B. Rider.
Instructor in Architecture, 1923 .
Heinrich Ries, Ph.D.
Professor of Geology, Instructor,
1906 .
1902.
Harold Barrows Riley, M.S.
Assistant in Agronomy, 1924 .
Howard Wait Riley, M.E.
Professor of Rural Engineering, 191 2 . Instructor
Assistant
1921.
in Physics, 1 9 1 8 ; Instructor
1903-04; Instructor, 1906;
1898; Assistant Professor,
in Experimental Engi
neering, 1906; Instructor in Farm Mechanics, 1907; Assistant Pro
fessor, 1909.
Byron Burnett Robb, M.S. in Agr.
Professor of Rural Engineering, 1919 . Assistant in Farm Mechanics,
1910; Instructor, 191 1; Assistant Professor of Rural Engineering,
1913.
Edward Sherrill Roberts, M.E.
Instructor in Machine Design, 1924 .
Isaac Phillips Roberts, M.Agr.
Professor of Agriculture, Emeritus, 1903 . Assistant Professor, 1873;
Professor, 1874; Director of Experiment Station, 1888; Director
of the College of Agriculture, 1890; Dean of the Faculty of Agricul
ture, 1896; Lecturer in Agriculture, 1903-06.
Reena Roberts, B.S., M.A.
Assistant Professor of Home Economics, 1923 . Instructor,
1921.
Archie H. Robertson, M.S.
Assistant in .
Research, Bacteriology, Geneva, 1923
Ernest Guy Robinson, M.S.
Assistant in Geology, 1920;
Instructor in Physical Geography, 1924 .
Instructor in Geology, 1920-21.
Montgomery Robinson, Litt.B., B.S.
Professor in Extension Service, 1920 . Assistant,
Assistant Professr, 191 6.
1913; Instructor, 1914;
Theresa Marian Robinson, M.A.
Investigator in Entomology, 1924 . Assistant in Biology, 1923.
Juan Guzman Rodriguez, B.S.
Assistant in Plant Breeding, 1924 .
Irving Henry Rodwell.
Assistant in Marketing, 1924.

50 CORNELL UNIVERSITY REGISTER
Louis Michael Roehl, B.S.
Assistant Professor of Farm Shop, Department of Rural Engineering,
1920 . Instructor, 1919.
Fred Stillman Rogers, B.S., M.E.
Professor of Machine Design, 1924 . Instructor,
fessor,
191 8.
1914; Assistant Pro
Harris White Rogers, M.S.
Assistant in Chemistry, 1923
John Rogers, Ph.D., M.D.
.
Professor of Clinical Surgery, Department of Surgery, New York City,
1909 . Instructor, 1898; Secretary of the Medical Faculty, New
York City, 1 898-1909.
William Mitchell Rogers, B.S.
Instructor in Histology and . Embryology, 1924 Assistant, 1923.
Max S. Rohde, A.B., M.D.
Instructor in Clinical Surgery, Department of Urology, New York City,
1921 .
Nancy McNeal Roman, Ph.B.
Assistant Extension Professor of Home Economics, 191 9
1917; Extension Instructor, 191 8.
Joseph Charles Roper, M.D.
. Instructor,
Instructor in Pediatrics, New York City, 191 8 . Assistant in Histology,
1901-04, 1905-06; Clinical Instructor in Medicine, Department of
Pediatrics,
191 1.
Flora Rose, B.S., M.A.
Professor of Home Economics, 191 1 . Director of the School of Home
. Economics, 1924 Lecturer,
Harold Ellis Ross, M.S. in Agr.
Professor of Dairy Industry, Assistant,
1907.
1912 .
Assistant Professor, 1909.
Harry Albert Ross, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Marketing, 1924 .
1906; Instructor, 1907;
Instructor
in Farm Manage
ment, 1923.
Charles Albert Rouse, Ph.B., A.M.
Assistant in English, 1924.
Ray Hoskins Rulison, Ph.B., M.D.
Instructor in Clinical Medicine, Department of Dermatology, New York
City, 1924 .
Howard Willis Russell, A.B.
1922.
Assistant,
Instructor in Physics, 1923 . Assistant,
Charles Blackmer Rutenber, B.Chem.
Assistant in Chemistry, 1924
Mary C. Ryan.
.
Instructor in Physical Education, 1922
Morton C. Ryder, A.B., M.D.
.
Instructor in Clinical Medicine, New York City, 1922
Pathological Anatomy, 1921.
Rasmus S. Saby, Ph.D.
. Instructor in
Assistant Professor of Political Science, 1912 -
tor in Economics, 19 10.
Ruth Nimmo St. John, B.S.
Instructor m . Geology, 1923 Assistant,
Jesse F. Sammis, M.D.
Instructor in Pediatrics, New York City,
Martin Wright Sampson, M.A.
1919.
1920 .
1909; Instruc
Goldwin Smith Professor of English Literature, 1912 . Acting Professor,
1908; Professor, 1909.
Bernard Samuels, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery, Department of Ophthalmology,
New York City, 1921 . Instructor, 191 5.

THE STAFF OF INSTRUCTION 5 1
Austin Wertman William Sand, M.S.
Instructor in Floriculture, 1920 .
Dwight Sanderson, Ph.D.
Professor of Rural Social Organization, 1918.
George M. Sanderson.
Assistant in the Foundry,
192 1 .
Grace Adelbert Sandhouse, A.M.
Assistant in .
Entomology, 1924
Harold Elmore Santee, A.B., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery, New York City, 192 1 . Assistant
1913-14, 1917-19; Instructor, 1914-17, 1919-21.
Elmer Seth Savage, Ph.D.
Professor of Animal . Husbandry, 1913 Assistant, 1907; Instructor,
1908; Assistant Professor, 1910.
Will Miller Sawdon, M.M.E.
Instructor, 1904; Assistant
Professor of Mechanical . Engineering, 1919
Professor, 1908.
Charles Hamilton Saylor, B.Chem.
Assistant in .
Chemistry, 1924
Rudolph Schallowitz.
Assistant in Machine Work, 192 1
Oscar M. Schloss, M.D.
.
Professor of Pediatrics, New York City, 1923 . Professor of Clinical
Medicine, Department of Pediatrics, 1919-21.
Nathaniel Schmidt, A.M.
.
Professor of the Semitic Languages and Literatures and Oriental History,
1920 Professor of the Semitic Languages and Literatures, 1896.
Henry William Schneck, M.S.A.
Assistant Professor of Vegetable Gardening.. 191 . 7
Ernest William Schoder, Ph.D.
World War Memorial Professor of Experimental Hydraulics,
Instructor,
1913.
1920 .
Engineer in Charge of the Hydraulic Laboratory, 1904; Assistant
Professor of Experimental Hydraulics, 1905; Professor, 1919.
Joseph Johnston Schoen, B.S. in Agr.,
Assistant in Agricultural .
Economics, 1924
Jacob Richard Schramm, Ph.D.
Professor of Botany, 1917
Louis C Schroeder, M.D.
. Assistant Professor, 191 5.
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, New York City, 1923
1919; Associate,
. Instructor,
1921.
Howard Lester Schug, B.S. in E.E.
Instructor in Electrical Engineering, 1923
Otto Henry Schultze, A.B., M.D.
.
Instructor
Professor of Medical Jurisprudence, New York . City, 1917
in Pathology, 1898; Lecturer, 1904; Assistant Professor of Patho
logical Anatomy, 1908; Professor of Medico-Legal Pathology, 1912;
Professor of Pathological Anatomy, 1921-22.
Doris Schumaker, B.S.
Assistant Extension Professor of Home Economics, 1921 . Assistant
State Leader of Home Demonstration Agents, 1922 . Instructor,
Extension
1920.
Cecil D. Schutt.
Assistant in Animal Husbandry, 1921 .
Hans Jorgen Schwartz, M.D.
Professor of Clinical Medicine, Department of Dermatology, New York
1903; Clinical Instructor, 1906.
. City, 1917 Assistant,
Joseph Lewis Schwind, A.B.
Assistant in Histology and .
Embryology, 1924
Herbert Henry Scofield, M.E.
Professor of Materials, Civil Engineering, 1922 . Assistant
1919.
Professor,

52 CORNELL UNIVERSITY REGISTER
Merit Scott, Ph.D.
Instructor in Physics, Assistant,
1918.
1920 .
Ruth Jean Scott, B.S.
Instructor in Home Economics, 1923- Extension Instructor in Plant
Breeding, 1922.
Gad Parker Scoville, B.S. in Agr.
Professor of Agricultural Economics and Farm Management, 1921--.
Assistant Professor, 1914; Assistant Extension Professor, 191 7;
Extension Professor, 1920.
Frances Alida Scudder, B.S.
Instructor in Home -
Economics, 1924
Dana Montrose Secor.
Assistant in .
Geology, 1924
Ralph Marion Seeley, B.S.
Assistant in .
Entomology, 1925
Herman Eastman Seemann, A.B.
Instructor in .
Physics, 1923
Francis Joseph Seery, Bach. Mech. Sci.
Professor of Civil . Engineering, 1919 Instructor,
fessor, 1907.
Newton Melman Shaffer, M.D.
Professor of Orthopedic Surgery, Emeritus, Professor,
1905; Assistant Pro
1912 .
1898;
.
Professor of Clinical Surgery, Department of Orthopedics, 1906-11.
Casper V. Shapiro, B.Chem.
Heckscher Research Assistant in Physics and Chemistry, 1923
Lester Wayland Sharp, Ph.D.
.
Professor of Botany, 1921 Instructor, 1914; Assistant Professor, 1916.
Paul Francis Sharp, Ph.D.
Professor of Dairy Chemistry, 1925
Francis Robert Sharpe, Ph.D.
.
Professor of Mathematics, 1919
Assistant Professor, 19
. Assistant, 1905; Instructor, 1906;
10.
.
Benjamin Martin Shaub.
Instructor in Machine Design, 1923
Howard Conway Shaub, M.A.
Instructor in Mathematics, 1923
Elmer V. Shear, M.S.
.
Associate in Research, Plant Pathology, Geneva, 1923
Elroy Franklin Sheldon, A.M.
.
Assistant in Histology and Embryology, 1923 .
Pearl Gertrude Sheldon, Ph.D.
Curator in Geology, 1922 . Assistant
Lecturer, 1912; Assistant in Geology, 1914.
James Morgan Sherman, Ph.D.
.
Professor of Dairy Industry, 1923
in Paleontology, 1906-08, 1911-12;
Clarence Lee Shilliday, Ph.B., M.S.
Instructor in Zoology, 1924
1913-14.
. Assistant in Histology and Embryology,
Lloyd Banks Sholl, B.S. in Agr., D.V.M.
Instructor in Veterinary Bacteriology and Pathology, 1921 .
Charles Kerr Sibley, B.S.
Instructor in Limnology, 1920 . Assistant in Zoology, 1919.
Robert Pelton Sibley, M.A., L.H.D.
Professor and Secretary of the College of Agriculture,
Lloyd R. Simons, B.S. in Agr.
Assistant County Agent Leader, Extension Service,
Ethel Drever Simpson, A.B.
Assistant in .
Physiology, 1924
Hartley Fremont Simpson, A.B.
Assistant in English .
History, 1923
1920 .
1920 .

THE STAFF OF INSTRUCTION 53
Sutherland Simpson, D.Sc, M.D., F.R.S.E.
World War Memorial Professor of Physiology, Professor,
James W. Sinden, A.B.
Assistant in Plant Pathology, 1924 .
John Hall Skeen, B.S. in E.E.
Instructor in Electrical Engineering,
1920 .
1921 .
Colin O'Neal Skinner.
Instructor in Machine .
Drawing, 1924
George Lewis Slate, B.S.
Assistant in Research, .
Horticulture, Geneva, 1923
Sumner Huber Slichter, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Economics,
Harold Robert Smart, Ph.D.
1920 .
Assistant Professor of . Philosophy, 1924 Assistant,
Dean Franklin Smiley, A.B., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Hygiene and Medical Adviser,
1921-23.
1908.
1921 . Instructor
and Assistant Medical Adviser, 1920.
Albert William Smith, M.M.E.
Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Emeritus, 1921 . Assistant Pro
fessor of Mechanical Engineering, 1887-91; Professor of Power
Engineering and Dean of Sibley College, 1904-20; Acting President
of the University, 1920-21.
C Wilson Smith, LL.B., Ed.M.
Assistant Professor of Education and Secretary of the College of Arts and
Sciences, 1923
Edna V. Smith.
.
Extension Instructor in Home Economics, 1924
Frederick Miller Smith, A.B.
.
Assistant Professor of English, Instructor,
Hardick Allen Smith.
Assistant in Physics, 192 1 .
191 8 .
191 o.
Harmon Smith, A.B., M.D.
Professor of Clinical Surgery, Department of Laryngology and Rhinology,
New York City, 19 13 .
Harold D. Smith, A.B., Mus. B.
Assistant Professor of Music, 1924 .
James Bennett Smith, B.S.
Assistant in Ancient History, 1924 .
Morris K. Smith, M.D.
Instructor in Surgery, New York City, 1920 . Assistant, 1916.
Preserved Smith, Ph.D., LL.D.
Professor of Medieval History, 1922 - Lecturer, 1922.
Ruby Green Smith, Ph.D.
Associate State Leader of Home Demonstration Agents,
State Leader, 1919; State Leader, 1920.
Thomas Smythe, B.S.
Assistant in Entomology, 1924 .
William L. Sneed, M.D.
Instructor in Applied Anatomy, New York City, 1919 -
Jane Belle Snow, B.S.
Assistant in Home Economics, 1925 .
Virgil Snyder, Ph.D.
Professor of Mathematics, 19 10 . Instructor,
1903.
Dora Frances Sonnenday, Ph.B.
Extension Instructor in Home Economics, 1924 .
1922 . Assistant
1895; Assistant Professor,
William L. Soule, A.B., M.D.
,
Clinical Instructor in Anaesthesia, Department of Surgery, New York
City, 1916 .

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John Nelson Spaeth, B.S., M.F.
CORNELL UNIVERSITY REGISTER
Research Assistant Professor of Forestry, 1924 .
1917-1 8
Assistant,
Will C. Spain, M.D.
Instructor in Immunology, New York City, . 1924
Byron Spence, B.S.
Student Assistant in .
Dairy Industry, 1925
Leland Spencer, Ph.D.
Extension Instructor in Agri
Assistant Professor of Marketing, 1924 .
cultural Economics and Farm Management, 1920; Instructor,
192 1.
Ramsey Spillman, M.D.
Instructor in Roentgenology, New York City, 1924 .
Adelaide Spohn, Ph.D.
Professor of Home Economics, 1924 . Assistant Professor, 1922.
LeRoy Page Spoon, B.S. in E.E.
Instructor in Electrical Engineering, 1923 .
Samuel Newton Spring, A.B., M.F.
Professor of Silviculture, 191 7 . Professor of Forestry, 1912.
Frederick Josiah Spry, CE.
Instructor in Civil Engineering, 1923 .
Walter Hutchinson Stainton, A.B.
Instructor in Physics,
1921 .
Clifford Nicks Stark, B.S., M.A.
Instructor in Dairy Industry, 1925 .
Fayette Ellsworth Stephens, A.B.
Assistant in Agronomy, 1924 .
Hadley Carruthers Stephenson, B.S., D.V.M.
Instructor in Veterinary Medicine, 1919 .
Junius W. Stephenson, M.D.
Clinical Instructor in Medicine, Department of Neurology,
New York
City, 1922 . Clinical Instructor, 1918-21.
Norman Damon Steve, B.S.
Assistant Extension Professor of Rural Engineering, 1921 . Instructor,
1913-15; Extension Instructor, 1919.
Alexander Raymond Stevens, A.B., M.D.
Associate Professor of Clinical Surgery, New York City, 1924
Neil C. Stevens, M.D.
.
Instructor in Clinical Medicine, New York City, 1924
Robert Sproule Stevens, A.B., LL.B.
.
Professor of Law, 1922 . Lecturer, 1919; Acting Professor, 1921.
Howard Arthur Stevenson, B.S.
Assistant Professor in Extension Service, 1923 . Instructor, 1920.
Lewis Stevenson, M.D.
Instructor in Clinical Medicine, Department of Neurology, New York
City,
1922
Dewey Stewart.
.
Assistant in Plant Pathology, 1924
Fred Carlton Stewart, M.S.
.
Chief in Research, Botany, Geneva, 1923
Geneva, 1919.
. Professor of Plant Pathology
Rolland Maclaren Stewart, Ph.D.
Professor of Rural Education, 191 8
Ralph G. Stillman, M.D.
. Acting Professor, 191 8.
Assistant Professor of Clinical Pathology, New York City,
1922 . In
structor in Clinical Medicine, 1914; Instructor in Clinical Pathol
ogy, 1920.
Charles William Stillwell, B.Chem.
Assistant, Assistant in Chemistry, 1924
Philip M. Stimson, A.B., M.D.
.
Instructor in Pediatrics, New York City, 1919 .
1921-23.

THE STAFF OF INSTRUCTION 55
Charles Rupert Stockard, Ph.D.
Professor of Anatomy, New York City, 191 1 . Assistant in Embryology
and Histology, 1906; Instructor in Comparative Morphology,
1908; Assistant Professor, 1909.
William Alonzo Stocking, jr., M.S. in Agr.
Professor of . Dairy Industry, 1909 Assistant Professor, 1906; Acting
Director of the College of Agriculture, 1913-14.
John Lemuel Stone, B.Agr.
Professor of Farm Practice, . Emeritus, 1919 Assistant, 1897; Assistant
Professor, 1903; Professor, 1907.
Walter King Stone.
Assistant Professor of Drawing in the College of Architecture, 1922 .
Acting Assistant Professor, 1920.
Marcellus Henry Stow.
Assistant in .
Geology, 1924
Leon Reynolds Streeter, M.S.
Assistant in .
Research, Chemistry, Geneva, 1923
Everett Milton Strong, B.S.
Instructor in Electrical .
Engineering, 1924
William Strunk, jr., Ph.D.
Professor of English, 1909 . Instructor,
1891 ; Assistant Professor, 1899.
William E. Studdiford, jr., M.D.
Instructor in Surgical Pathology, New York City, 1924
James Batcheller Sumner, Ph.D.
.
Assistant Professor of Biochemistry, Department of Physiology, 1914
Earl Sunderville, D.V.M.
.
Assistant Professor of Veterinary Anatomy, 1913
Instructor, 1909.
John Edward Sutton, jr., A.B., M.D.
. Assistant, 1908;
Assistant in Surgery, New York City, 1922 . Assistant in 1915-17.
Morgan Patrick Sweeney, A.M.
Anatomy,
Assistant in Research, Chemistry, Geneva, 1923
Fenton Hendy Swezey, B.Chem.
.
Assistant in Chemistry, 1921
Frederick George Switzer, M.E.
.
Professor of Mechanics of Engineering, 1924
1917; Instructor,
. Assistant Professor,
1916.
Douglas Symmers, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Pathological Anatomy, New York City, 1924
DONALEE L. TABERN,
.
Lecturer in Chemistry, New York City, 1924
George Walter Tailby, jr., B.S.A.
.
Extension Instructor in Animal Husbandry, 1920 . Instructor and
Superintendent of Livestock, 1907.
John Henry Tanner, Ph.D.
Professor of Mathematics, 1904 . Instructor, 1891 ; Assistant Professor,
1894.
Joseph Galluchat Tarboux, B.S., E.E.
Instructor in Electrical Engineering, 1920 .
Charles Arthur Taylor.
Assistant County Agent Leader, Extension Service, 1920 .
Fenton Taylor, M.D.
Instructor in Clinical Surgery, New York City, 192 1. Assistant, 1920.
Orrin Morehouse Taylor.
.
Associate in Research, Horticulture, Geneva, 1923
Romeyn Y. Thatcher, CE.
Instructor in Civil .
Engineering, 1924
Roscoe Wilfred Thatcher, B.S., M.A., D.Agr.
Director of Experiment Stations, 1923
Geneva, 192 1.
. Professor of Plant Chemistry,

56 CORNELL UNIVERSITY REGISTER
Ernest Lathrop Thearle.
Instructor in Mechanics,
Frank Thilly, Ph.D., LL.D.
Professor of Philosophy, Instructor,
1920 .
1906 .
of Arts and Sciences, 19 15-21.
Charles Kenneth Thomas, A.B.
Instructor in Public Speaking, 1922 _
Harvey Earl Thomas, M.S.
Assistant Professor of Plant Pathology, Assistant,
1892-93 ; Dean of the College
1922 .
ant Extension Professor, 1920-21.
Ruth A. Thomas, A.B., C.P.H.
Instructor in Bacteriology, New York .
City, 1923
Claude Standish Thompson.
Assistant in .
Economics, 1924
Homer Columbus Thompson, B.S.
Professor of Vegetable Gardening, 1918.
William Gilman Thompson, Ph.B., M.D.
Professor of Medicine, Emeritus, New York City, 191 6 .
1920; Assist
Professor
of
Medicine, 1898.
William Crooks Thro, A.M., M.D.
Professor of Clinical Pathology, New York City, 191 8 - Assistant, 1901 ;
Instructor, 1902-05, 1910; Assistant Professor, 1913.
Flora Martha Thurston, B.S.
Assistant Extension Professor of Home Economics, 1921 . Instructor,
Extension
1919.
Mather Francis Thurston, A.B.
Instructor in Agricultural Economics, 1923 . Assistant in Physics,
1908-09.
Edward Bradford Titchener, Ph.D., LL.D., D.Sc, Litt.D.
Sage Professor of Psychology in the Graduate School, 1910 . Lecturer
in Psychology, Assistant
1912 .
Professor, 1892; Professor, 1895.
Juan Platon Torres, B.Agr., M.Sc.Agr.
Assistant in Plant Breeding, 1925 .
John Cutler Torrey, Ph.D.
Professor of Hygiene, New York City, 191 5 . Assistant Instructor in
Hygiene, 1903; Instructor and Lecturer, 1909; Assistant Professor
of Experimental Pathology, 1910.
Louis Toth.
Special Lecturer in Hotel Accounting, 1924 -
Clarence Ellsworth Townsend, M.E.
Professor of Engineering Drawing, 1924 . Instructor in Machine Design
1910; Assistant Professor of Machine Design, 1919; Assistant
Professor of Drawing in the College of Engineering, 192 1.
David Woolsey Trainer, jr., A.B., M.S.
Assistant in Geology, 1923 .
Joseph Ellis Trevor, Ph.D.
Professor of Thermodynamics, 1908 . Assistant Professor of Chemistry,
1892; Assistant Professor of General and Physical Chemistry,
1894; Professor, 1900; Professor of Physical Chemistry, 1903.
Hugh Charles Troy, B.S. in Agr.
Professor of Dairy Industry, 1912 . Assistant, 1897.
Carl William Tucker, M.S.
Assistant in Chemistry, 1924 .
Charles Ketchum Tucker, B.S.
Instructor in Dairy Industry, 1925 . Assistant,
Forrest Glenn Tucker, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Physics, 1923 .
1924.
Harold B. Tukey, M.S.
Associate in Research, Horticulture, Geneva, 1923 ,

THE STAFF OF INSTRUCTION 57
Percy R. Turnure, A.M., M.D.
Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery, Department of Surgery, New
York City, 191 6 .
Denny Hammond Udall, B.S.A., D.V.M.
Professor of Veterinary Medicine, 19 10 . Director of the Ambulatory
Clinic, 1914 . Demonstrator, 1900-01; Acting Professor, 1908.
Francis Omar Underwood, B.S.
Assistant Extension Professor of Vegetable Gardening, 1922 . Instruc
tor, 1919-21.
-
Paul Halladay Underwood, CE.
Professor of Topographic and Geodetic Engineering,
in Civil Engineering, 1907; Assistant Professor, 191 2.
George Burr Upton, M.M.E.
Professor of Experimental Engineering, 19 19
sistant Professor,
Instructor, 1905; As
1910.
Leonard Church Urquhart, CE.
1922 . Instructor
Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering, 191 8 . Instructor, 191 1.
Julius J. Valentine, M.D.
Instructor in Clinical Surgery, Department of Urology, New York City,
1920.
George Raymond Van Allen, A.B.
Instructor in English,
1920 .
George W. Vandergrift, A.M., M.D.
Instructor in Clinical Surgery, Department of Ophthalmology, New York
City,
191 1 .
John Vandervort, B.S.
.
Extension Instructor in Poultry Husbandry, 1923
Harry Shultz Vandiver.
Instructor in Mathematics, 191 . 9
Martha Van Rensselaer, A.B.
of the School of Home
-
.
.
Professor of Home Economics, 191 1 Director
Economics, 1924 State Leader, Home Economics Extension,
Farmers' Wives'
1922 Supervisor of Reading Course, 1903;
Lecturer, 1907.
Lucius Lincoln Van Slyke, Ph.D.
Chief in Research, Chemistry, Geneva, 1923 . Professor of Dairy In
dustry, Geneva, 19 19.
Harry Morton Vars, A.B.
Assistant in Chemistry, 1924
Lawrence Moore Vaughan, B.S.
.
Instructor in Farm Management, 1924 .
Edmund Ellsworth Vial, M.S.
Instructor in Animal Husbandry, Assistant,
Hermann Frederick Vieweg, Ph.D.
1922 .
Acting Assistant Professor of . Geology, 1924 Assistant,
or, 1920.
George Paul Vincent, A.B.
Assistant in .
Chemistry, 1923
Robert Herman Volgenau.
Assistant in Histology and Embryology, 1922 .
1921.
1919; Instruct
Oscar Diedrich von Engeln, Ph.D.
Professor of Physical Geography, 1 92 1 . Assistant m Dynamic Geology,
1905; Instructor in Physical Geography, 1907; Assistant Pro
1 912.
fessor,
Romulus Seitz von Hazmburg, B.Chem.
Assistant in .
Chemistry, 1924
Seth Wakeman, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Education, 1922. Instructor, 1919.
Thomas E. Waldie, M.D.
Assistant in Pediatrics, New York City, 1924.

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CORNELL UNIVERSITY REGISTER
Charles Leopold Walker, CE.
Professor of Sanitary Engineering, 1922 . Instructor in Civil Engineer
ing, 1905; Assistant Professor of Applied Mechanics, 1908; As
sistant Professor of Sanitary Engineering, 1912.
Charleton Wallace, M.D.
Professor of Clinical Surgery, Department of Orthopedic Surgery, New
York City, 1914 . Assistant Professor, 1913-
.
Frank Josiah Walrath, B.S.
Instructor in Agriculutral Economics, 1925
William Francis Walsh, B.S.
.
Assistant in Research, Chemistry, Geneva, 1923
Arthur Keller Waltz, M.S.
.
Instructor in Mathematics, 1923
Fred William Warburton, A.B.
.
Instructor in Physics, 1923 Assistant, 1920-22.
George Gray Ward, jr., M.D.
Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1920 . Instructor, 1898; Lec
turer, 1914; Assistant Professor, 1916; Associate Professor, 1917.
Nairne Forsyth Ward, M.E.
Instructor in Machine Design, 1921
John Davis Dabney Ware, A.B.
.
Assistant in Chemistry, 1924
Annette J. Warner.
.
Professor of Home Economics, 1920 . Assistant Professor of Design,
Department of Home Economics, 1913; Assistant Professor of
Home Economics, 1917; Acting Professor, 1919.
George Frederick Warren, jr., Ph.D.
Professor of Agricultural Economics and Farm Management, 1920
Assistant Professor of Agronomy, 1906; Professor of Farm Manage
.
ment, 1909.
Ann Watkins.
- Extension Instructor in Home Economics, 1923 Instructor, 1922.
William Allen Watkins, A.B., M.S.
Instructor in Geology, 1923 .
Frederick Pattison Weaver, M.S.
Extension Instructor in Farm Management, 1924
Harvey Adelbert Weaver, B.S.
.
Instructor in Animal Husbandry, 1924
Leland Eugene Weaver, B.S.
.
Assistant Extension Professor of Poultry Husbandry, 1922 . 1917-18; Instructor, 1920.
Paul Amos Webster.
Assistant,
Assistant in Chemistry, 1923
W. Morris Weeden, A.B., M.D.
.
Instructor in Surgery, New York City, Assistant,
Lawrence Paul Wehrle, M.S.
Research Instructor in Entomology, Extension
1922 .
1920 .
Carl Weigle, M.D.
Assistant in Clinical Pediatrics, New York .
City, 1924
Charlotte Elizabeth Weiss.
Instructor in Home .
Economics, 1924
Herbert Albert Julius Weiss, M.E.
Instructor in Machine Design,
Donald Stuart Welch, B.S.
Instructor in Plant Pathology,
Harry Porter Weld, Ph.D.
1920 .
1921 .
Professor of . Psychology, 1919 Assistant
Paul Gustave Wellenkamp, M.E.
Instructor in Machine Drawing, 1922 .
Richard Wellington, M.S.
Associate in .
Research, Horticulture, Geneva, 1923
1922.
Instructor, 1918.
Professor, 19 12.

THE STAFF OF INSTRUCTION 59
Albert Edward Wells.
Sibley Professor of Mechanic Arts, 1920 . Foreman of Machine Shop,
1904; Superintendent of Shops, 1905; Assistant Professor, 1912;
Professor of Machine Construction, 1916.
Christopher J. Welz, Chem.Eng.
Assistant in Chemistry, 1923 .
Philip Henry Wessels, M.S.
.
Research Professor of Vegetable Gardening, 1922 .
George Addison West, B.S.
Instructor in Marketing, 1924 Assistant, 1924.
Luther Shirley West, B.S.
Instructor in Parasitology, 1921 . Instructor in Entomology, 1921.
Cynthia Westcott, A.B.
Instructor in Plant . Pathology, 1923 Assistant, 1921.
Dora Harris Wetherbee.
Assistant Professor of Home Economics, 1922 . Acting Assistant Pro
fessor, 192 1.
George Whiting Wheeler, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Bacteriology, New York City, 1923
1917; Instructor,
. Assistant,
1921.
Ralph Hicks Wheeler, B.S.
Professor in Extension Service, 191 7 . Assistant, 1909; Instructor, 1910;
Assistant Professor of Extension Teaching, 1912.
William P. Wheeler.
Associate in Research, Animal Industry, Geneva, 1923 .
Herbert Hice Whetzel, A.M.
Professor of Plant . Pathology, 1909 Assistant,
sor, 1906.
Randall Whitaker, B.S.
Instructor in . Dairy Industry, 1924 Assistant,
1903; Assistant Profes
1923.
Everett N. Whitcomb, M.D.
Instructor in Surgical Pathology, New York City, 1924 .
Edward Albert White, B.S.
Professor of Floriculture, 1913 .
Georgia Laura White, Ph.D.
Dean of Women, 1921 . Adviser of Women, 1918.
Horace Eugene Whiteside, A.B., LL.B.
Assistant Professor of Law, 1924 .
of the College of Law,
1922 .
Secretary
Instructor in Physical Education, 19 19; Instructor in
Business Law, 1922-23; Lecturer in Law, 1923.
Frederick Whiting, A.M., M.D.
Professor of Clinical Surgery, Department of Otology, New York City,
1904.
Herbert August Wichelns, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Public Speaking, 1924 .
tor, 191 7-1 8, 1919-20.
Karl McKay Wiegand, Ph.D.
Professor of Botany, 1913 . Assistant,
Assistant,
1916; Instruc
1894; Instructor, 1899-1907.
Roy Glen Wiggans, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Plant Breeding,
1914; Instructor in Farm Crops, 1915-16, 191 7;
of Farm Crops, 1919.
David Truxton Wilber, A.B.
Instructor in Physics, 191 8 . Instructor in Mineralogy
1912-14; Assistant, 1917-
Frederick Atwater Wilcox.
Assistant in Economics, 1924.
192 1 . Assistant in Agronomy,
Assistant Professor
and Petrography,

60 CORNELL UNIVERSITY REGISTER
*Burt Green Wilder, B.S., M.D.
Professor of Neurology and Vertebrate Zoology, Emeritus, 1910 . Pro
fessor of Comparative Anatomy and Zoology, 1867; Professor of
Physiology, Anatomy and Zoology, 1878; Professor of Physiology,
Vertebrate Zoology and Neurology, 1893; Professor of Neurology
and Vertebrate Zoology, 1905.
.
Malcolm Lownsbury Wilder, A.M.
Instructor in English, 1923
Ira Wilens, M.D.
Instructor in Obstetrics and Gynecology, New York City, 1923
Walter Francis Willcox, Ph.D., LL.D.
.
Professor of Economics and Statistics, 1910 . Instructor in Logic, 1891;
Assistant Professor of Social Science and Statistics and Political
Economy, 1892; Assistant Professor of Social Science and Statis
tics, 1893; Associate Professor, 1894; Professor, 1898; Professor
of Political Economy and Statistics, 1901; Dean of the Faculty of
Arts and Sciences, 1901-07.
Faith Moors Williams, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Home Economics, 1924
Francis T. Williams, M.D.
.
Instructor in Clinical Medicine, New York City, 1924
Gerald Crofoot Williams, CE.
.
Instructor in Civil Engineering, 1923 . Instructor, 1920-22.
Linsley R. Williams.
Lecturer in Hygiene, New York City, 1923
Walter Long Williams.
.
Professor of Veterinary Surgery, Emeritus, 1921 . Professor of the Prin
ciples and Practict of Veterinary Surgery, Zootechny, Obstetrics,
and Jurisprudence 1896; Professor of Veterinary Surgery and Ob
stetrics and Investigator of Diseases of Young Animals and Breed
ing Cattle, 1914; Professor of Obstetrics and Research Professor of
the Diseases of Breeding Cattle, 191 5.
Hervey C. Williamson, M.D.
Instructor in Obstetrics and Gynecology, New York City, 191 7 .
Zarah Williamson.
Assistant in Economics, 1924 .
Elias Root Beadle Willis, A.M.
Assistant . Librarian, 1923 Instructor
La Verne Harold Willisford, B.S.
Assistant in Chemistry, 192 1 .
Charles Oliver Willits, B.S.
Assistant in .
Chemistry, 1924
Robert Bellows Willson, B.S.
Extension Specialist in .
Apiculture, 1922
Benjamin Dunbar Wilson, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Soil Technology, 191 . 9
in Greek, 1918-19, 1920-21.
Assistant, 191 5; Instruc
tor, 1917.
James Wilson, M.D.
Assistant in Clinical Pediatrics, New York .
City, 1924
James Kenneth Wilson, Ph.D.
Professor of Soil Technology, 1919 . Assistant in Plant Physiology, 1912;
Instructor and Investigator in Botany, 1913; Assistant Professor
of Soil Technology, 19 14.
Lyman P. Wilson, B.S., J.D.
Professor of Law, 1921 .
May Georgiana Wilson, M.D.
Instructor in Pediatrics, New York City, 1921 .
1918.
Wilford Murry Wilson, M.D.
Professor of Meteorology, 1910 . Lecturer,
*Died January 21, 1925.
Clinical Instructor,
1906; Instructor, 1907.

THE STAFF OF INSTRUCTION 6 1
William A. Wilson, M.D.
Instructor in Clinical Surgery, Department of Urology, New York City,
1922 .
Henry Hiram Wing, M.S. in Agr.
Professor of Animal . Husbandry, 1903 Instructor
1890; Assistant Professor of Animal Husbandry and Dairy Indus
try, 1 89 1.
Lucius A. Wing, B.S., M.D.
Clinical Instructor in Surgery, New York City, 191 2 .
Dan Hiter Witt, M.D.
Instructor in Medicine, New York City, 1922 .
Arthur Lensen Woehl, A.M.
Instructor in Public .
Speaking, 1924
Edgar Harper Wood, M.M.E.
Professor of Mechanics of Engineering, 19 10 . Instructor
1899; Assistant Professor of Machine Design, 1907.
Karl Dawson Wood, M.E.
Instructor in Mechanics, Assistant
1920 .
Ledger Wood, A.B.
Assistant in .
Philosophy, 1924
Edwin Hamlin Woodruff, LL.B .
Professor of Law, 1896 - Instructor
in Dairy Industry,
in Physics, 1918.
in Drawing,
in English, 1888-90; Acting Dean
of the College of Law, 1914-16; Dean, 1916-21.
George Woolsey, A.B., M.D.
Professor of Clinical Surgery, New York City, 1898 .
Paul Work, A.B., M.S. in Agr., Ph.D.
Professor of Vegetable Gardening, Instructor
1920 .
and Investigator,
1910; Acting Professor, 1917-19.
George Alan Works, Ph.B., M.S. in Agr.
Professor of Rural Education, 1914 .
Edmund Louis Worthen, M.S. in Agr.
Extension Professor of Soil Technology, 1919 .
Albert Hazen Wright, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Zoology, Department of Entomology, 1922 . As
sistant in Neurology and Vertebrate Zoology, 1905; Instructor,
1908; Assistant Professor of Zoology, 1915.
Chilton Austin Wright, M.C.E.
Instructor in Civil Engineering, 1924 .
Forrest Blythe Wright, M.S.
Instructor in Rural Engineering,
1922 .
William Joseph Wright, M.S.
Extension Professor of Rural Education and State Leader of Junior Ex
tension Work, 191 8 .
Paul Yashin.
Assistant in .
Floriculture, 1924
Ernest Stanley Yawger.
Assistant in Machine Construction,
1920 .
Charles Wesley Yeakel, A.B.
Assistant in Paleontology, 1923 .
Benjamin Percy Young, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Zoology, 1919- Instructor m Entomology, 1917.
Catherine Elizabeth Young, A.M.
Assistant in English History, 1923. Assistant, 1921-22.
Charles Van Patten Young, A.B.
Professor of Physical Education and Director of the Gymnasium, 1906 .
Acting Professor, I94-
George Young, jr., B.Arch.
Professor of Architecture, 1915- Assistant Professor, 1909.
Paul Rexford Young, B.S. ,
Assistant State Leader of Junior Extension Work, 1920.
Miguel Zapata y Torres, A.B.
Instructor in the Romance Languages and Literatures, 1917~
Alexander Zeissig. . .
Assistant in Pathology and Bacteriology, Veterinary College, 1924.

PROFESSORS EMERITUS, 1924-25
The names in this list have been included in the foregoing alphabetical list of the
Staff of Instruction, etc.
Thomas Frederick Crane, the Romance Languages and Literatures.
Isaac Phillips Roberts, Agriculture.
Burt Green Wilder, Neurology and Vertebrate Zoology.
John Henry Comstock, Entomology
Edward Leamington Nichols, Physics.
Liberty Hyde Bailey, in the College of Agriculture.
and General Invertebrate Zoology.
Irving Porter Church, Applied Mechanics and Hydraulics.
George Lincoln Burr, Medieval History.
Simon Henry Gage, Histology and Embryology.
Walter Long Williams, Veterinary Surgery.
George Prentiss Bristol, Greek.
Charles De Garmo, the Science and Art of Education.
William Gilman Thompson, Medicine (New York City).
James Clifton Edgar, Obstetrics (New York City).
George Thompson Elliott, Clinical Surgery (New York City).
Newton Melman Shaffer, Clinical Surgery (New York City).
Frederick Shepard Dennis, Clinical Surgery (New York City).
Henry Sylvester Jacoby, Bridge Engineering.
Albert William Smith, Mechanical Engineering.
Eugene Elwin Haskell, Experimental Hydraulics.
John Lemuel Stone, Farm Practice.
George Sylvanus Moler, Physics.
Whitman Howard Jordan, Animal Nutrition.
Anna Botsford Comstock, Nature Study.
UNIVERSITY OFFICERS
Members of the University Faculty ex officio; their names have been included in the
foregoing alphabetical list of the Staff of Instruction, etc.
The Librarian: Willard Austen.
The Assistant Librarian: E. R. B. Willis.
The Registrar: David F. Hoy.
The Secretary of the University: Woodford Patterson.
The Dean of Women: Georgia L. White.
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THE UNIVERSITY FACULTY
Dean of the University Faculty: Professor W. A. Hammond.
STANDING COMMITTEES
(The year of expiration of appointment is in parenthesis)
Committee on University Policy: The President of the University; the Dean
of the University Faculty; the Dean of the Graduate School; the Deans of the
several college faculties; the Secretary of the Medical Faculty at Ithaca; Mr.
David F. Hoy, Mr. Woodford Patterson.
Committee on the Messenger and Schiff Foundations: The President, ex officio;
Professor Carl Becker (1927), chairman; Professors W. D. Bancroft (1925); C. K.
Burdick (1925); G. F. Warren (1928); D. S. Kimball (1929).
Committee on Student Affairs: The Dean of the University Faculty, chairman;
Professors F. H. Bosworth, jr. (1925); C K. Burdick (1925); R. M. Ogden (1926);
R. P. Sibley (1926); D. H. Udall (1926); H. Diederichs (1927); B. F. Kingsbury
(1927); R. A. Emerson (1927); F. A. Barnes (1928); W. B. Carver (1928); the
Registrar.
Committee on Entrance Credentials and Relations to Secondary Schools: Profes
sor R. H. Jordan (1928), chairman; the Dean of the University Faculty; Pro
fessors J. H. Tanner (1925); P. R. Pope (1925); L. N. Broughton (1926); R. C
Gibbs (1926); F. 0. Ellenwood (1927); P. J. Kruse (1927); R. M. Stewart (1928);
the Registrar.
Committee on Undergraduate Scholarships: The Dean of the University Faculty,
chairman; Professors F. C Prescott (1925); G. W. Cavanaugh (1925); H. L.
Jones (1926); Laurence Pumpelly (1926); D. C Gillespie (1927); H. H. Whetzel
(1927); F. W. Owens (1928); H. H. Scofield (1928).
Committee on Calendar: Professor H. P. Weld (1927), chairman; Dean of the
University Faculty; Professors V. A. Moore (1925); C. L. Walker (1925); C. L.
Durham (1926); George Young (1926); Cornelius Betten (1927); R. S. Stevens
(1928); A. T. Kerr (1928); the Registrar; Secretary of the University, secretary.
Entrance Examination Board: Professor O. D. von Engeln (1928), chairman;
the Dean of the University Faculty; Professor J. P. Bretz (1925); Mr. Woodford
Patterson (1925); Professsors R. P. Sibley (1926); O. G. Guerlac (1926); J. G.
Pertsch, jr. (1927); C H. Guise (1927); R. H. Jordan (1928).
Committee on Drill and Physical Training: The Dean of the University Fac
ulty, chairman; the Professor of Military Science and Tactics; the Professor of
Physical Education; the Secretary of the University.
Committee on Health: Professors A. T. Kerr, chairman; V. A. Moore; H. N.
Ogden; C. V. P. Young; D. F. Smiley.
Committee on Instruction in Hygiene and Preventive Medicine: Professor A. T.
Kerr, chairman; the Dean of the University Faculty; Professors H. N. Ogden
and D. F. Smiley.
Committee on Prizes: Professor C. H. Hull (1925), chairman; Professor Lewis
Knudson (1926); Dean of the University Faculty (1927); Professor F. J. Seery
(1928).
Committee on Music: The Dean of the University Faculty (1927), chairman;
Professors Otto Kinkeldey; D. S. Kimball (1925); M. W. Sampson (1926);
Laurence Pumpelly (1928).
Committee on Penalties and Late Registration: Professors S. S. Garrett (1926),
chairman; L. P. Wilson (1925); E. N. Ferriss (1927); M. S. Copeland (1928).
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THE STAFF OF ADMINISTRATION
Livingston Farrand, A.B., M.D., L.H.D., LL.D.
President of the University, 1921 .
Mynderse Van Cleff, B.S.
Attorney of the University, 1907 .
Charles Dibble Bostwick, A.B., LL.B.
Comptroller, 1919 ; and Secretary of the Board of. Trustees, 1914 .
General and Legal Assistant to the Treasurer, 1898; Assistant
Treasurer, 1903; Treasurer, 1914.
George Frederick Rogalsky, A.B.
Treasurer, 1920 . Assistant in Modern European History, 1907-10.
Charles Elbert Curtis, B.C.E.
Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, 1915 .
George Stedman Frank, CE.
Manager of Purchases, 1921 .
Anna Fielden Grace, A.B.
Manager of Residential Halls, 1923 .
Leo Nelson Simmons, LL.B.
Assistant to the Comptroller, 1923 ; and Assistant Secretary of the
Board of Trustees, 1923.
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COLLEGES AND OTHER DEPARTMENTS
Cornell University comprises these colleges and other grand divi
sions: The Graduate School, the College of Arts and Sciences, the
College of Law, the College of Engineering, the College of Architec
ture the Medical College, the New York State Veterinary College,
the New York State College of Agriculture, and the New York State
College of Home Economics. The New York State Agricultural
Experiment Station at Geneva is administered by the Board of
Trustees through the agency of the State College Council.
The faculties of the several colleges and that of the Graduate
School are denominated the special faculties. The President of the
University is ex officio chairman of every special faculty.
The departments of Military Science and Tactics, Physical Edu
cation and Training, and Hygiene and Preventive Medicine are de
partments of the University, being outside the organization of any
of the colleges. The professors and assistant professors in those three
departments are not members of any of the special faculties but are
members of the University Faculty.
THE GRADUATE SCHOOL
Candidates for admission as students should consult the Announcement of the
Graduate School, which the Secretary of the University will send free upon request.
Cornell University confers the degree of Doctor of Philosophy
(Ph.D.) and the degrees of Master of Arts (A.M.), Master of Science
(M.S.), Master of Architecture (M.Arch.), Master of Civil Engineer
ing (M.C.E.), Master of Mechanical Engineering (M.M.E.), Master
of Electrical Engineering (M.E.E.), Master in Forestry (M.F.),
Master in Landscape Architecture (M.L.A.), Master of Chemistry(M.
Chem.), and Master of Science in Agriculture (M.$. in Agr.).
The Graduate School has exclusive jurisdiction over all graduate
work and advanced degrees. The President of the University is ex
officio Chairman of the Faculty of the Graduate School, which con
sists of all those members of the University staff who are actively
engaged in supervising the work of graduate students. The Dean of
the Graduate School is the executive officer of the Faculty.
For the convenient discussion of questions which chiefly concern
those persons who are engaged in related fields of work, the members
of the Faculty of the Graduate School are divided into seven groups, as
follows: Group A, Languages and Literatures; Group B, History,
Political Science, Philosophy, Education; Group C, Mathematics,
Astronomy, Physics, Chemistry, Geology, Physical Geography;
Group D, the Biological Sciences; Group E, Engineering, Architec
ture, the Applied Physical Sciences; Group F, the Science Depart
ments of the Cornell University Medical College in New York City;
Agricultural Sciences.
Group G,
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The General Committee of the Graduate School consists of four
members at large, elected by the Faculty ; seven members elected, one
by each Group; and the Dean, who is ex officio chairman of the Gen
eral Committee.
Dean of the School: R. A. Emerson. Secretary ofthe School: Miss B.E. Outterson.
General Committee of the Graduate School: Members at large, Professors J. Q
Ad^ns, K. M. Wiegand, W. A. Hurwitz, and Ernest Merritt; Group A, Professor
C b. Northup; Group B, Professor Preserved Smith; Group C, Professor Fred
erick Bedell; Group D, Professor C H. Myers; Group E, Professor H. N. Ogden-
Group F, Professor C R. Stockard; Group G, Professor T. L. Lyon; the Dean,
Chairman of the Committee, ex officio.
Secretary of the Faculty: Professor B. S. Monroe.
THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Candidates for admission as students should consult the Announcement of the
College of Arts and Sciences, which the Secretary of the University will send free
upon request.
The College of Arts and Sciences offers two courses, the one leading
to the degree of Bachelor of Arts (A.B.), and the other leading to the
degree of Bachelor of Chemistry (B.Chem.).
The main building of the college is Goldwin Smith Hall, erected
by the Trustees and named in honor of Professor Goldwin Smith,
who was for many years professor of history here. The department
of physics occupies Rockefeller Hall, the gift of John D. Rockefeller.
The department of chemistry occupies the Baker Laboratory of
Chemistry,
one of George F. Baker's gifts to the University. The
departments of zoology, geology, and physical geography are housed
in McGraw Hall, which was built for the University by
John Mc
Graw. The department of mathematics has the first floor of White
Hall. In Morrill Hall is the laboratory of the department of psychol
ogy. The departments of anatomy, physiology and biochemistry,
Stimson Hall. The depart
and histology and embryology occupy
ment of astronomy makes use of the Fuertes Observatory.
In Goldwin Smith Hall is the Museum of Casts, containing
plaster casts illustrative of masterpieces of classical art. The col
lection was given to the University by Henry
W. Sage. The statues
are, with one exception, reproductions in full size, cast in moulds
formed over the originals. Each cast was imported from the museum
where its original is preserved.
The University Library is easily accessible to the members of the
college. A reference collection consisting mainly of books likely to be
undergraduate students of the humanities is kept in Gold-
needed by
win Smith Hall. Some of the departments have special collections
and reading rooms for the greater convenience of their students.
Administration. Dean of the College: Robert M. Ogden. Secretary of the
College: C. Wilson Smith.
Anatomy. Professor: A. T. Kerr. Assistant Professor: J. W. Papez. In
structor: L. O. Morgan.
Astronomy. Professor: S. L. Boothroyd.
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Biology. Professor: J. G. Needham. Assistant Professor: P. W. Claassen.
Instructor: H. J. Pack.
Botany. Professors: K. M. Wiegand, Lewis Knudson, J. R. Schramm, A. J.
Lames, L. W. Sharp, O. F. Curtis. Assistant Professor: W. C Muenscher.
Instructors: A. L. Grant, J. E. Knott, D. G. Haylett, W. E. Manning.
Chemistry. Professors: L. M. Dennis, W. E. Orndorff, W. D. Bancroft,
G. W. Cavanaugh, E. M. Chamot, A. W. Browne, F. H. Rhodes. Assistant Pro
fessors: T. R. Briggs, M. L. Nichols. Instructors: F. R. Georgia, Jacob Papish,
A. E. McKinney, G. H. Brandes, R. T. K. Cornwell, R. B. Corey, E. B. Johnson,
C. W. Mason, C W. Morse, Jack Miscall.
The Classics. Professors: H. C Elmer, C L. Durham, E. P. Andrews, H. L.
Jones, J. F. Mountford. Assistant Professor: B. C Holtzclaw, jr. Instructor:
Harry Caplan.
Economics. Professors: W. F. Willcox, H. J. Davenport, Donald English,
H. L. Reed. Assistant Professors: S. H. Slichter, M. S. Kendrick. Instructors:
M. A. Copeland, H. B. Dolbeare, W. C Beatty, J. W. Hathcock, Houlder Hud-
gins, Elmer Pendell, P. L. Clark, jr., C. D. Edwards, F. R. Garfield, W. A. Gray,
P.M. O'Leary.
Education. Professors: R. M. Ogden, R. H. Jordan, Kurt Koffka. Assistant
Professors: Seth Wakeman, C. W. Smith. Instructor: A. W. Gilbert.
The English Language and Literature. Professors: M. W. Sampson,
William Strunk, jr., Lane Cooper, F. C Prescott, C S. Northup, J. Q. Adams.
Assistant Professors: B. S. Monroe, L. N. Broughton, F. M. Smith, J. W. Hebel,
F. E. Fiske. Instructors: D. L. Baldwin, J. H. Nelson, H. V. Hotchkiss, W. H.
French, G. R. Van Allen, C B. Hale, W. P. Jones, W. B. Carroll, E. M. Johnson,
D. R. Mitchell, G. S. Greene, M. H. Kessel, J. R. Lindsay, M. L. Wilder, E. M.
McGrath, P. F. Jones.
Entomology and Limnology. Professors: J. G. Needham, G. W. Herrick,
C. R. Crosby, O. A. Johannsen, J. C Bradley, G. C. Embody, Robert Matheson,
E. F. Phillips. Assistant Professor: P. W. Claassen. Instructors: L. S. West,
W. T. M. Forbes, G. H. Griswold.
Geology and Physical Geography. Professors: H. Ries, G. D. Harris,
A. C. Gill, O. D. von Engeln. Assistant Professors: R. E. Rettger, H. F. Vieweg.
Instructors: O. G. Bell, C M. Nevin, W. A. Watkins, R. N. St. John, H. M. Fridley,
E. G. Robinson. Curator: P. G. Sheldon.
The German Language and Literature. Professors: A. B. Faust, A. W.
Boesche, P. R. Pope. Assistant Professor: A. L. Andrews. Instructor: W. E.
Otto.
Government. Professors: R. E. Cushman, G. E. G. Catlin. Instructor: J. D.
McGill.
Histology and Embryology. Professor: B. F. Kingsbury. Instructors:
H. B. Adelmann, W. M. Rogers.
History. Professors: C. H. Hull, J. P. Bretz, Carl Becker, Wallace Note
stein, Preserved Smith. Lecturer: F. G. Marcham.
Mathematics. Professors: J. H. Tanner, J. I. Hutchinson, Virgil Snyder,
F. R. Sharpe, Arthur Ranum. Assistant Professors: W. B. Carver, D. C. Gilles
pie, W. A. Hurwitz, C F. Craig, F. W. Owens, H. C. M. Morse. Instructors:
H. S. Vandiver, P. A. Fraleigh, Hillel Poritsky, B. F. Kimball, H. C Shaub,
B. R. Beisel, W. B. Campbell, D. E. Richmond, A. K. Waltz, H. A. Hoover,
W. T. MacCreadie.
Music Professor: Otto Kinkeldey. Assistant Professor: H. D. Smith. In
structor: G. L. Coleman.
Philosophy. Professors: J. E. Creighton, Frank Thilly, W. A. Hammond,
Ernest Albee. Assistant Professor: H. R. Smart. Instructor: E. T. Paine.
Physical Education. Professor: C V. P. Young.
Physics. Professors: Ernest Merritt, J. E. Trevor, Frederick Bedell, R. C
Gibbs, F. K. Richtmyer. Assistant Professors: C. C. Bidwell, E. H. Kennard,
H. E. Howe, C C Murdock, J. R. Collins, F. G. Tucker. Instructors: D. T.
Wilber, Pierre Mertz, P. A. Northrop, R. M. Holmes, C L. Cottrell, R. M.
Fisher, F. A. May, W. M. Pierce, Merit Scott, A. R. Riddle, Leo Behr, W. H.

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Stainton, Kenneth Cole, H. R. Childs, O. R. Ford, R. L. Hanson, W. B. More
house, H. W. Russell, H. E. Seemann, F. W. Warburton, A. A. Bless, Walker
Kinkaid, N. L. Larsen, T. J. Parmley.
Physiology and Biochemistry. Professor: Sutherland Simpson. Assistant
Professor: J. B. Sumner. Instructors: Aaron Bodansky, V. A. Graham, J. A. Dye.
Psychology. Professors: E. B. Titchener, H. P. Weld. Assistant Professors:
K. M. Dallenbach, L. B. Hoisington. Instructors: F. L. Bixby, Harry Helson.
Public Speaking. Professor: A. M. Drummond. Assistant Professors: G. B.
Muchmore, E. L. Hunt, H. A. Wichelns.
Thomas, A. L. Woehl.
Instructors: Robert Hannah, C. K.
The Romance Languages and Literatures. Professors: J. F. Mason,
G. L. Hamilton, O. G. Guerlac, R. H. Keniston, Laurence Pumpelly. Instructors:
Miguel Zapata y Torres, M. G. Bishop, A. H. Doyle, R. P. Champomier, J. B.
Alemany, W. R. Kingery, W. G. McLaughry, A. P. Pelmont, S. A. Rhodes.
The Scandinavian Languages and Literatures.
Halldor Hermannsson.
Assistant Professor:
The Semitic Languages and Literatures, and Oriental History.
fessor: Nathaniel Schmidt.
Pro
Zoology. Professor: H. D. Reed. Assistant Professors: A. H. Wright, A. A.
Allen, B. P. Young. Lecturer: L. A. Fuertes. Instructors: M. J. Fisher, A. G.
Mekeel, E. C McMullen, Francis Harper, M. D. Pirnie, A. S. Hazzard, C. L.
Shilliday.
THE COLLEGE OF LAW
Candidates for admission as students should consult the Announcement of the
College of Law, which the Secretary of the University will send free upon request.
The instruction provided for undergraduate students of the Col
lege of Law leads to the degree of Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.), the re
quirement for which is the completion of one of these two curricula:
(i) a curriculum of three years designed for college graduates or for
persons who have completed at least two years of college work; (2)
a curriculum of six years leading to the degrees of A.B. and LL.B.
In September, 1925, the College of Law will become a graduate
school. Beginning at that time, candidates for admission will be
required to present evidence of the receipt of a bachelor's degree from
an approved college or university. The arrangement will continue,
however, which students by in the College of Arts and Sciences of
Cornell University are allowed to elect in their senior year the first
year of the law course and so obtain the degrees of A.B. and LL.B. in
six years.
The of library the college numbers more than 60,000 volumes and
about 6,000 pamphlets. It is described under the head of The Uni
versity Libraries, on page 86.
The Cornell Law Quarterly, published by the faculty and an
editorial board of students of the college, was established in 191 5,
and is issued in November, January, March, and May. The prepara
tion by students of notes on recent cases for publication in the Quar
terly affords training in legal research and in editorial work under the
supervision of members of the faculty.
The Frank Irvine Lectureship, established in 19 13 by the Conkling
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Judge Irvine, former dean of this college, provides for one or more
lectures on legal topics each year by men of national reputation.
The college occupies Boardman Hall, which the Trustees built for
its use in 1887.
Dean ofthe College: George G. Bogert. Secretary of the College: Horace E. White
side. Librarian: Edward E. Willever.
Professors: E. H. Woodruff, C K. Burdick, G. G. Bogert, O. L. McCaskill,
L. P. Wilson, and R. S. Stevens. Assistant Professor: H. E. Whiteside.
Lecturers: Lucius Ward Bannister, of the Bar of Denver, Colorado, Lecturer
on Water Rights; Leonard C. Crouch, Justice of the Appellate Division of the
New York Supreme Court, Fourth Department, special lecturer on Practice;
Thomas Ewing, formerly United States Commissioner of Patents, Lecturer on
the Patent Laws of the United States; Frank Irvine, formerly of the New York
State Public Service Commission, Second District, special lecturer on Public
Service Law and Practice; Harrington Putnam, formerly Justice of the Appellate
Division of the New York Supreme Court, Second Department, Lecturer on the
Law of Shipping and Admiralty.
THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Candidates for admission as students should consult the Announcement of the
College of Engineering, which the Secretary of the University will send free upon
request.
The College of Engineering comprises the School of Civil Engi
neering, the Sibley School of Mechanical Engineering, and the School
of Electrical Engineering. Their courses of study lead respectively
to the degrees of Civil Engineer (C.E.), Mechanical Engineer (M.E.),
and Electrical Engineer (E.E.).
Hiram Sibley of Rochester, the founder and first president of the
Western Union Telegraph Company and a trustee of Cornell Uni
versity from 1865 until his death in 1888, established the foundations
of the University's department of mechanical engineering. In 1871
he erected a building to house what was then called the college of
mechanic arts, equipped it, and endowed the Sibley Professorship
of Mechanic Arts. During the years from 1870 to 1887, Mr. Sibley
gave generously for the building and equipment of lecture halls,
shops, and laboratories. His benefactions have been continued on
an equally large scale by his son, Mr. Hiram W. Sibley.
The main building of the School of Civil Engineering is Lincoln
Hall, and that of the School of Electrical Engineering is Franklin Hall.
The Sibley School of Mechanical Engineering occupies, besides the
Sibley buildings,
several structures used for laboratories and shops.
One of these is Rand Hall, the gift of Mrs. Florence Rand Lang.
Other buildings belonging to the college are the Fuertes Observatory
and an extensive Hydraulic Laboratory.
For convenience of reference, the University Library maintains a
selected collection of books in each of the three engineering schools,
under the supervision of the authorities of the school. They contain
the standard reference and text books and the current files of the
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ing is the Kuichling Memorial Library,
about fifteen hundred books
and pamphlets on hydraulic and municipal engineering, formerly the
professional library of Emil Kuichling of Rochester, and given to the
school by his widow with an endowment of one thousand dollars. In
the School of Electrical Engineering is the Alexander Gray Memorial
Library, which was gathered by Professor Gray and after his death
the McGraw Hill Book Com
was bought and given to the school by
pany.
Administration. Dean of the College: D. S. Kimball. Secretary of the College:
M. S. Newman.
THE SCHOOL OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
Administration. Director of the School: F. A. Barnes.
Astronomy. Professor: S. L. Boothroyd.
Descriptive Geometry and Drawing. Professor: J. T. Parson. Assistant
Professor: M. A. Pond.
Surveying. Professor: P. H. Underwood. Assistant Professor: L. A. Law
rence. Instructors: P. E. Brown, A. F. Boyles, G. C Williams.
Mechanics of Engineering. Professors: S. G. George, E. W. Rettger.
Materials of Construction. Professor: H. H. Scofield. Instructor: C. A.
Wright.
Hydraulic Engineering. Professor: F. J. Seery.
Theoretical and Experimental Hydraulics. Professor: E. W. Schoder.
Municipal and Sanitary Engineering. Professors: H. N. Ogden, C. L.
Walker.
Railroad and Highway Engineering. Professor: F. A. Barnes. Assistant
Professors: W. L. Conwell, Carl Crandall, J. E. Perry. Instructors: F. J. Spry,
J. E. Lothers, R. Y. Thatcher.
Structural Engineering. Assistant Professors: E. N. Burrows, L. C.
Urquhart, C E. O'Rourke. Instructor: E. V. Howell.
SIBLEY SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Administration. Director of the School: H. Diederichs.
Mechanic Arts. Professor: A. E. Wells. Assistant Professor: W. E. Mordoff.
Machine Design. Professors: G. R. McDermott, C. D. Albert. F. S. Rogers,
C E. Townsend. Assistant Professor: E. F. Garner. Instructors: S. F. Cleary,
L. A. Fenner, N. F. Ward, H. A. J. Weiss, G. R. Hanselman, M. G. Northrop,
P. G. Wellenkamp, C. C Fisher, James Fox, L. J. Marshall, R. C Morris, jr.,
B. M. Shaub, H. P. Lewis, F. A. Peckham, H. J. Reich, E. S. Roberts, C. O.
Skinner.
Mechanics of Engineering. Professors: E. H. Wood, S. S. Garrett, F. G.
Switzer. Assistant Professors: W. R. Cornell. Instructors: H. J. Hotchkiss, H. C.
Perkins, E. L. Thearle, K. D. Wood.
Heat-Power Engineering. Professors: W. N. Barnard, F. O. Ellenwood,
M. C Ernsberger. Assistant Professors: R. E. Clark, W. H. Hook. Instructors:
F. C. Evans, Peter Cherdantzeff, W. S. Cooper.
Experimental Engineering. Professors: H. Diederichs, W. M. Sawdon,
G. B. Upton, V. R. Gage. Assistant Professor: A. C Davis. Instructors: A. M.
Larsen, W. C Andrae, A. J. Blackwood, E. M. Fernald, L. M. McVeigh, L. C.
Price, C B. Clark, N. L. Egbert, C O. Mackey.
Industrial Engineering. Professors: D. S. Kimball, M. A. Lee. Instructors:
J. R. Bangs, R. H. McCarthy.
THE SCHOOL OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Director of the School: P. M. Lincoln.
Professors: Vladimir Karapetoff, P. M. Lincoln, J. G. Pertsch, W. C. Ballard,
jr. Assistant Professor: R. F. Chamberlain. Instructors: G. F. Bason, J. S. Ar-

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THE COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
Candidates for admission as students should consult the Announcement of the
Cotlege of Architecture, which the Secretary of the University will send free upon
request.
The College of Architecture is a professional school, designed to
prepare students for taking up ultimately the independent practice
of a profession. It offers courses leading to the degree of Bachelor of
Architecture (B.Arch.), or that of Bachelor of Landscape Architec
ture (B .L.A.) , or that of Bachelor of Fine Arts (B .
.F.A.) The first of
these courses is planned for the student who intends to practice archi
tecture; it may be taken as a preparation for engaging in the manu
facture of building materials or in the business of construction. The
second is designed for the student who intends to practice landscape
architecture. The third is adapted to the needs of the artist or pros
pective practitioner of any of the decorative arts. The course of
study leading to any of the three degrees requires, normally, five
years of work.
The college occupies the third and fourth floors and a portion of
the basement of White Hall, and the top floor and a part of the second
floor of Franklin Hall. The college offices, the college library, and
the lecture and exhibition rooms occupy the third floor of White Hall,
and the entire fourth floor of that hall is given to a suite of three
drafting rooms which open together so as to form virtually a single
room measuring 45 by 156 feet. On the top floor of Franklin are
studios devoted to the work in freehand drawing, painting and
modeling.
Besides the use of various collections in the University Library,
the college has in White Hall a large collection of books, photographs,
and drawings, and about twenty-four thousand lantern slides of
which constant use is made for the illustration of lectures upon his
tory, theory, and construction.
Administration. Dean of the College: F. H. Bosworth, jr.
Architecture. Professors: F. H. Bosworth, jr., C A. Martin, O. M. Brauner,
A. C. Phelps, George Young, jr., Christian Midjo, L. P. Burnham. Assistant
Professors: G. R. Chamberlain, H. E. Baxter, W. K. Stone, George Fraser,
Olympio Brindesi. Instructor: R. B. Grannis.
Landscape Architecture. Professors: E. G. Davis, R. W. Curtis. Assistant
Professors; E. D. Montillon, E. G. Lawson.
The Fine Arts. Professors and Assistant Professors: Members of the Faculty
of Architecture, of the Faculty of Landscape Architecture, and of the Faculty of
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THE MEDICAL COLLEGE
Candidates for admission as students should consult the Announcement of the
Medical College, which will be furnished free on application to the Secretary, Cornell
University Medical College, First Avenue and Twenty-eighth Street, New York
City, or to the Secretary, Cornell University Medical College, Stimson Hall, Ithaca
N.Y.
The main division of the Medical College is situated at First Ave
nue and Twenty-eighth Street, New York City. The work of the
first year of the four-year course leading to the degree of Doctor of
Medicine (M.D.) is duplicated in the University at Ithaca, where a
distinct Faculty of Medicine is organized. Any student may take the
first year either in New York City or at Ithaca. All students take
the last three years of the course in New York City only.
The main college building comprises a medical school and dis
pensary, with principal entrance on First Avenue, opposite Bellevue
Hospital,
and occupies the entire block between Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-eighth Streets on First Avenue. The building is devoted
to the departments of anatomy, clinical pathology, chemistry, pathol
ogy, bacteriology, physiology, and medicine, and their laboratory
equipment. It was erected for the college in 1898 by Colonel Oliver
H. Payne, who subsequently gave the college an ample permanent
endowment.
The Loomis Laboratory, founded in 1886 by the same munificent
hand, serves the purpose of undergraduate instruction, in connection
with the laboratories in the college building. It has also been or
ganized as a research laboratory, and special departments have been
established in bacteriology, physiological chemistry, experimental
medicine, and pharmacology.
The Cornell University Medical College Clinic,
situated in the
main college building, is equipped for purposes of instruction. The
attendance in the clinic has averaged about 335 patients daily and it
has had about eighteen thousand new patients a year. The organiza
tion is such as to bring the clinic into close relation with the laboratory
and research agencies of the college. The department of roentgenol
ogy and the laboratory of clinical pathology are connected directly
with the clinic.
The New York Hospital has assigned its pathological service
and one-half of its medical and surgical services to the college for the
advancement of the college's teaching and research; this arrangement
was established in 19 13 by means of the gift to the hospital of a gener
ous fund by Mr. George F. Baker, a governor of the hospital. Under
this arrangement the University nominates the visiting staff of its
division and the laboratory staff and obtains the admission of its
students to the wards as clinical clerks.
The Bellevue Hospital, directly
opposite the main college building,
has twelve hundred beds and receives twenty-four thousand patients
annually. The hospital has been organized in four divisions, one of
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of the faculty of the Cornell University Medical College for medical
instruction. The services thus intrusted to the college include, con
tinuously, ninety medical beds, ninety surgical beds, sixty beds de
voted to urology, and a neurological service, and for one-half of the
year fifty-four obstetrical beds, together with equal privileges with
the other three divisions in a continuous opportunity for instruction
and research in the wards devoted to the treatment of alcoholic
diseases, tuberculosis, and the psychopathic diseases. There are also
sixty beds for instruction in gynecology by members of the staff as
signed for this duty by the college.
The Memorial Hospital became affiliated with the Cornell Uni
versity Medical College in 19 14 through the generosity of the late
Dr. James Douglas, who provided for the hospital an endowment for
the study and treatment of cancer and allied diseases on condition
that the hospital devote itself wholly to that work. Under the condi
tions of this union the college has the responsibility for the medical
and surgical work of the hospital.
The medical direction of the John E. Berwind Maternity Clinic
is under the control of the Cornell University Medical College, which
nominates the resident and house staffs. Cornell students are assigned
to the clinic for practical instruction under the direction of the Pro
fessor of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
The Russell Sage Institute of Pathology has been affiliated with
the Second Medical (Cornell) Division of Bellevue Hospital since
1913. Endowed by Mrs. Russell Sage in 1907, it has provided funds
for research in pathology and medicine.
By courtesy of the trustees of the New York Nursery and Child's
Hospital, Cornell students are there instructed in pediatrics. The
members of the teaching staff have official connection with the
hospital.
By courtesy of the Neurological Institute, section work in nervous
diseases is offered to third-and fourth-year students in the wards and
out-patient department of this hospital.
The Professor of Psychiatry is Director of the Psychiatric In
stitute, Ward's Island, which is the teaching and research center for
the entire New York State Hospital system. The lecture rooms,
pathological material, and clinical facilities of the Institute are avail
able for the teaching of medical students.
At the Manhattan State Hospital, Ward's Island, for the care
and treatment of mental diseases, where more than five thousand
patients are accommodated, the Professor of Psychiatry is enabled,
by courtesy of the Superintendent, to utilize this clinical material
for the instruction of students.
Members of the faculty hold appointments in other hospitals and
dispensaries of the city and are thus enabled to utilize for teaching
purposes a quantity and variety of clinical material. This is used
from time to time as necessity or opportunity arises. The major part
of the bedside and clinical instruction is, however, purposely conduct
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The Faculty of Medicine at Ithaca occupies Stimson Hall, a
modern and thoroughly equipped laboratory building erected in 1902.
It was made possible by the generosity of Dean Sage of Albany and
at his request was named Stimson Hall in recognition of the services
rendered by Dr. Lewis A. Stimson toward the establishment of the
Medical College.
The library of the Medical College in New York City contains
about fifteen thousand volumes and a large number of reprints and
monographs including the Birch-Hirschfeld bound collection. The
receives about one hundred current scientific periodicals
library
which include nearly all the more important German, French, and
English journals in the field of medical science. In addition to their
use of the college library, students enjoy certain privileges at the li
brary of the New York Academy of Medicine, 17 West Forty-third
Street, and at the New York Public Library.
The Van Cleef Memorial Library, endowed by Mynderse Van
Cleef, Esq., in memory of his brother, Dr. Charles Edward Van Cleef,
and housed in Stimson Hall, supplements the extensive facilities
of the University Library by a steadily growing collection of reference
works and periodicals of importance for the work of instruction and
research conducted by the Medical College at Ithaca.
The Sarah Manning Sage Research Fund of $50,000 was be
queathed to the University in 1 916 by Mrs. Sage, the widow of Dean
Sage, donor of Stimson Hall, for use in promoting the advancement
of medical science by the prosecution of research in the Medical Col
lege at Ithaca.
An important adjunct to the Department of Physiology at Ithaca
is an Experimental Field Station operating nine acres in the open
country about two miles from Stimson Hall. The station provides
ideal conditions for keeping animals under observation in feeding and
nutrition experiments, for example, during long periods of time.
THE FACULTY OF MEDICINE IN NEW YORK CITY
Dean of the College: W. L. Niles. Secretary of the Faculty: J. S. Ferguson.
Managing Clerk: J. Thorn Willson.
Professors Emeritus: F. S. Dennis, N. M. Shaffer, W. G. Thompson, G. T.
Elliot, J. C Edgar.
Professors: George Woolsey, James Ewing, L. A. Conner, Graham Lusk, F.
S. Meara, R. A. Hatcher, C R. Stockard, W. J. Elser, S. R. Benedict, C. L. Gibson,
G. G. Ward, O. M. Schloss, J. A. Hartwell, E. F. DuBois, N. B. Foster, C. L.
Dana, Frederick Whiting, E. L. Keyes, R. G. Reese, O. H. Schultze, W. C Thro,
Alexander Lambert, C. E. Nammack, I. S. Haynes, John Rogers, B. J. Lee, Har
mon Smith, Charlton Wallace, Howard Lilienthal, J. C. Torrey, G. H. Kirby,
J. M. Hitzrot, H. J. Schwartz, H. M. Imboden, J. M. Hewitt, Malcolm Good
ridge, Robert Chambers, jr., Pol Coryllos, R. F. Kennedy, H. C Bailey, D. J.
Edwards, C. V. Morrill, A. F. Coca, A. R. Stevens.
Assistant Professors: H. M. Lyle, P. R. Turnure, J. P. Hoguet, Cary Eggleston,
J. C. A. Gerster, Elise S. L'Esperance, A. H. Cilley, Bernard Samuels, R. A.
Cooke, Lilian K. P. Farrar, A. L. Holland, H. E. Santee, R. L. Cecil, C E. Fair,
Samuel Bradbury, R. G. Stillman, R. G. Hussey, L. C Schroeder, G. S. Dudley,
G. W. Wheeler, G. B. McAuliffe, W. C. Montgomery, George Papanicolau, H. B.
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Lecturers: Max Einhorn, G. W. Hawley, H. A. Bray, L. R. Williams, D. L.
Tabern.
Associates: H. E. B. Pardee, N. F. Blau, J. W. Churchman, K. G. Hancher,
L. A. Hoag, Alice R. Bernheim.
Instructors and Assistants: A. F. Anderson, H. S. Baldwin, Irvin Balenzweig,
B. S. Barringer, W. W. Beattie, Fenwick Beekman, Jeanette A. Behre, A. J.
Beller, N. K. Benton, Herbert Berganini, R. W. Boiling, E. C Brenner, Alice L.
Brown, Sanger Brown, 2nd, W. H. Brundage, H. A. Bunker, C. S. B. Cassassa,
Bradley Coley, O. F. Conkey, H. N. Cooper, S. L. Craig, T. K. Davis, A. H.
Dodge, C A. Drake, W. P. Driscoll, R. O. DuBois, H. J. Deuell, jr., L. L. Fulker
son, L. T. Gager, A. J. Gilmour, Harry Gold, F. W. Gravalle, Ella F. Grove,
W. V. Healey, Marjorie Hupper, H. F. Jackson, H. S. Jeck, Nancy Jenison,
H. H. Johnson, M. C Kahn, A. S. Kelly, J. H. Kenyon, J. E. King, Leila C Knox,
Robert Koch, W. M. Kraus, Charles Lang, O. L. Levin, S. Z. Levine, B. D.
Lewin, A. L. Lincoln, H. S. McCandlish, J. F. McGrath, Penelope Marsh, H. E.
Morrow, T. A. Mulcahy, C R. Murray, C H. Nammack, Josephine B. Neal,
J. F. Nonidez, J. M. O'Connor, Emil Osterberg, Royce Paddock, Arthur Palmer,
R. H. Patterson, Edwin Pyle, J. H. Richards, M. S. Rohde, J. C Roper, Morton
Ryder, J. F. Sammis, M. K. Smith, W. L. Sneed, W. L. Soule, J. W. Stephenson,
Lewis Stevenson, P. M. Stimson, J. E. Sutton, Fenton Taylor, Ruth A. Thomas,
J. J. Valentine, G. W. Vandergrift, W. M. Weeden, Ira Wilens, H. C. Williamson,
May G. Wilson, W. A. Wilson, L. A. Wing, D. H. Witt, B. H. Archer, P. B.
Armstrong, B. S. Barringer, Anne M. Belcher, H. S. Belcher, E. L. Bishop,
McKeen Cattell, H. H. Fellows, A. S. Ferguson, J. F. Fraser, C V. Grand, L. P.
Gray, Connie M. Guion, H. H. Hamilton, L. A. Hauser, E. R. P. Janvrin,
Abraham Kardiner, Berton Lattin, L. I. Levine, Anna Piatt, Alfred Plaut, Paul
Reznikoff, R. H. Rulison, W. C Spain, Ramsey Spillman, N. C Stevens, W. E.
Studdiford, jr., T. E. Waldie, C Weigle, E. N. Whitcomb, F. T. Williams,
James Wilson.
THE FACULTY OF MEDICINE AT ITHACA
Administration. Secretary of the Faculty: A. T. Kerr.
Anatomy. Professor: A. T. Kerr. Assistant Professor: J. W. Papez.
Instructor: L. O. Morgan.
Histology and Embryology.
H. B. Adelmann, W. M. Rogers.
Professor: B. F. Kingsbury. Instructors:
Physiology and Biochemistry. Professor: Sutherland Simpson. Assistant
Professor:
Dye.
J. B. Sumner. Instructors: Aaron Bodansky, V. A. Graham, J. A.
NEW YORK STATE VETERINARY COLLEGE
Candidates for admission as students should consult the Announcement of the
Veterinary College, which the Secretary of the University will send free upon request.
The Veterinary College offers a four-year course leading to the
degree of Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (D.V.M.).
Chapter 153 of the Laws of 1894 established the college and de
fined its object thus: "To control investigations as to the nature,
prevention, and cure of all diseases of animals, including such as are
communicable to man and such as cause epizootics among live stock;
to investigate the economic questions which will contribute to the
more profitable breeding, rearing, and utilization of animals; to pro
duce reliable standard preparations of toxins, antitoxins, and other
productions to be used in the diagnosis, prevention, and cure of dis
eases, and in the conducting of sanitary work by approved modern
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tion of the animal body, in the pathology, prevention, and treatment
of animal diseases, and in all matters pertaining to sanitary science as
family."
applied to live stock and correlatively to the human
The college is supported by the State and is administered by the
Board of Trustees of Cornell University through the agency of the
State College Council, a body whose composition is described
on pages 10 and 13. With respect to all academic interests the col
lege is an integral part of the University.
The Flower Library, a special collection which Roswell P. Flower
founded in 1897 with a gift of five thousand dollars and which Mrs.
Flower afterward endowed with a gift of ten thousand dollars, belongs
to the Veterinary College. This collection comprises about six thou
sand volumes and it is generously supplemented by the loan of
books and periodicals from the University Library.
The college occupies a group of five large and several smaller
buildings situated near the center of the University campus, besides
an outlying experiment station and farm. The main building is named
James Law Hall in honor of the late James Law, F.R.C.V.S., the
Professor of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery at Cornell University
from 1868 till 1908 and the first director of the college.
Administration. Dean of the College: V. A. Moore.
Anatomy. Professor: G. S. Hopkins. Assistant Professor: Earl Sunderville.
Physiology. Professor: P. A. Fish. Assistant Professor: C E. Hayden.
Materia Medica and Small Animal Clinic. Professor: H. J. Milks.
Instructor: H. C Stephenson.
Surgery. Professor: J. N. Frost. Instructor: M. H. Mabey.
Comparative Pathology; Bacteriology; Meat Inspection. Professors:
V. A. Moore, W. A. Hagan. Assistant Professors: S. A. Goldberg, C M. Car
penter. Instructors: L. B. Sholl, E. L. Brunett.
Veterinary Medicine and Obstetrics. Professor: D. H. Udall. Instruc
tors: E. R. Cushing, M. G. Fincher.
Horseshoeing. Assistant Professor: Henry Asmus.
Research. Assistant Professors: J. W. Benner, H. L. Gilman.
Veterinary Experiment Station. Superintendent: R. R. Birch.
NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE
Candidates for admission as students should consult the Announcement of the
College of Agriculture, which the Secretary of the University will send free upon
request.
The College of Agriculture offers a four-year course leading to the
degree of Bachelor of Science (B.S.). Some of the departments of
the college, as a part of their instruction, offer specialized courses of
study designed to fit students for professional or vocational careers in
special fields. Such departments are those of Forestry and Rural
Education. The professional course in Forestry requires for its
completion, besides four years of prescribed work leading to the degree
of Bachelor of Science, a year of graduate work leading to the degree
of Master in Forestry.
Besides the instruction of students, the college's operations regu
larly include extension work reamong
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search and experiment on a large scale. Its objects were thus defined
in the Administration Act which became a law in 1906, two years after
the^State had established it as a state institution: "To improve the
agricultural methods of the State; to develop the agricultural re
sources of the State in the production of crops of all kinds, in the
rearing and breeding of live stock, in the manufacture of dairy and
other products, in determining better methods of handling and
marketing such products, and in other ways; and to increase intelli
gence and elevate the standards of living in the rural districts. For
the attainment of these objects the college is authorized to give in
struction in the sciences, arts, and practices relating thereto, in such
courses and in such manner as shall best serve the interests of the
State; to conduct extension work in disseminating agricultural
knowledge throughout the State by means of experiments and demon
strations on farms and gardens, investigations of the economic and
social status of agriculture, lectures, publications of bulletins and
reports, and in such other ways as may be deemed advisable in the
furtherance of the aforesaid objects; to make researches in the
physical, chemical, biological, and other problems of agriculture,
the application of such investigations to the agriculture of New York.
and the publication of the results thereof."
The college is administered by the Board of Trustees of Cornell
University through the agency of the State College Council, a body
whose composition is described on pages 10 and 13. With respect to
all academic interests the college is an integral part of the University.
Funds for the support of the college's work are derived from these
sources: first and foremost, State appropriation; secondly, Federal
appropriation, comprising (a) a share with the College of Engineering
of this University in New York's portion of the funds annually avail
able under the Morrill Act of 1890 and the Nelson Amendment of
1907 supplementing the Land Grant Act of 1862, (b) a share with the
State Experiment Station in New York's portion of the funds annually
available under the Hatch Act of 1887 and the Adams Act of 1906 for
the operation of experiment stations, (c) New York's portion of the
funds annually available under the Smith-Lever Act of 191 4 for
extension instruction in agriculture and home economics, and (d)
a part of New York's portion of the funds annually available under
the Smith-Hughes Act of 191 7 for the training of teachers; thirdly,
annual appropriation by Cornell University; fourthly, income from
sales and service; and, fifthly, fees paid by students.
facilities of the college include a collection of books
The library
and periodicals on agriculture, animal husbandry, botany, entomol
ogy, horticulture, forestry, and other kindred subjects, contained in
the University Library and numbering about thirty thousand vol
umes ; the Agricultural College Library, separately housed, a working
and reference collection of about thirty-five thousand bound volumes
and many bulletins, reports and other pamphlets; and various de
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collections, for instance the Craig horticultural library, gift of the
widow of Professor John Craig, and the library of entomology, are
of more than ordinary compass in their respective fields. All these
libraries are likewise provided with the principal periodicals relating
to agriculture and kindred subjects.
A large group of buildings has been erected by the state for the
uses of the college. Most of them are situated in the northeastern
quarter of the University campus. The total cost of the buildings
completed for the college between the years 1904 and 1924 was about
one million six hundred thousand dollars and an additional appro
priation of a half-million dollars was made in 1924.
Farms aggregating about twelve hundred acres and situated near
the campus are managed by the college. The University owns prac
tically
all of this land. The farms are operated not for commercial
but for educational purposes. The State Agricultural Experiment
Station operates for experimental purposes 240 acres of land at
Geneva, a 10-acre orchard near Rochester, a 2 2-acre vineyard at
Urbana, and a 28-acre vineyard at Fredonia, and the 1923 Legislature
provided for the lease of a tract in the Hudson river valley for experi
mental work with fruit. The college in 1923 acquired a 30-acre farm
near Riverhead, Long Island, and established there a laboratory of
vegetable research.
Administration. Dean of the College: A.R.Mann. Acting Dean and Director
of Resident Instruction: Cornelius Betten. Director of Extension: C E. Ladd.
Director of Experiment Stations: R. W. Thatcher. Secretary of the College: R. P.
Sibley. Assistant Secretary: O. W. Smith. Librarian: W. W. Ellis. Managing
Clerk: G. W. Parker.
Agricultural Economics and Farm Management. Professors: G. F.
Warren, G. N. Lauman, W. I. Myers, E. G. Misner, G. P. Scoville, J. E. Boyle.
Assistant Professors: C. V. Noble, V. B. Hart, Leland Spencer, H. A. Ross,
M. L. Holmes. Instructors: M. P. Rasmussen, I. F. Hall, B. W. Barkas, J. F.
Booth, H. S. Gabriel, M. F. Thurston, I. J. Call, William Allen, A. E. Anderson,
R. B. Corbett, A. B. Genung, J. S. Hathcock, C G. McBride, W. L. Norman,
E. A. Perregaux, Whiton Powell, L. M. Vaughan, F. P. Weaver, F. J. Walrath,
G. A. West.
Agronomy. Professors: T. L. Lyon, J. A. Bizzell, H. O. Buckman, J. K.
Wilson, E. L. Worthen, J. H. Barron, A. F. Gustafson. Assistant Professors:
B. D. Wilson, H. P. Cooper, L. A. Dalton.
Soil Surveyor: F. B. Howe. Analyst: L. English.
Experimentalist: E. W. Leland.
Animal Husbandry. Professors: H. H. Wing, M. W. Harper, E. S. Savage,
H. A. Hopper, L. A. Maynard. Assistant Professors: R. B. Hinman, W. T.
Crandall, H. J. Metzger, C L. Allen. Instructors: G. W. Tailby, W. T. Grams,
E. E. Vial, W. E. Krauss, H. A. Weaver. Analyst: R. C. Miller.
Botany. Professors: K. M. Wiegand, Donald Reddick, Lewis Knudson,
J. R. Schramm, A. J. Eames, L. W. Sharp, O. F. Curtis. Assistant Professor:
W. C. Muenscher.
Manning.
Instructors: A. L. Grant, D. G. Haylett, J. E. Knott, W. E.
Dairy Industry. Professors: J. M. Sherman, W. A. Stocking, H. E. Ross,
H. C Troy, E. S. Guthrie, W. W. Fiske, J. D. Brew, I. C Hall, P. F. Sharp.
Assistant Professor: T. J. Mclnerney. Instructors: W. E. Ayres, W. V. Price,
H. R. Curran, H. B. Alger, P. S. Prickett, C N. Stark, C. K. Tucker, Randall
Whitaker.
Drawing. Professor: W. C. Baker. Assistant Professors: J. E. Reyna,
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Entomology, Limnology, Ornithology,
and Zoology. Professors: J. G.
Needham, G. W. Herrick, C R. Crosby, O. A. Johannsen, J. C Bradley, G. C
Embody, H. D. Reed, Robert Matheson. Assistant Professors: A. A. Allen,
P. W. Claassen, A. H. Wright, B. P. Young, M. D. Leonard, E. F. Phillips.
Instructors: L. S. West, W. T. M. Forbes, R. B. Willson, Francis Harper, G. H.
Griswold, M. J. Fisher, A. G. Mekeel, E. C McMullen, M. D. Pirnie, A. S.
Hazzard. Investigator: L. P. Wehrle.
Extension Teaching and the Extension Service. Professors: C. E. Ladd,
Bristow Adams, D. J. Crosby, G. A. Everett, R. H. Wheeler, Montgomery
Robinson. Assistant Professor: H. A. Stevenson. Instructors: G. E. Peabody,
L. C. Kirkland, D, S. Cook. General Secretary, State Federation of Farm Bureaus:
E. V. Underwood. Leader of County Farm Bureau Agents: Jay Coryell. Assis
tant Leaders: C. A. Taylor, L. R. Simons, E. A. Flansburgh. Advisers: D. P.
Witter, Erl Bates. Illustrator: C. W. Redwood.
Farm Practice: Professor: A. C. King. Instructor: A. W. Gibson.
Floriculture and Ornamental Horticulture. Professors: E. A. White,
A. C. Beal, W. C Baker, R. W. Curtis, A. H. Nehrling. Assistant Professors:
C. L. Garrett, J. P. Porter. Instructors: L. A. Minns, A. W. W. Sand, C E.
Hunn.
Forestry. Professors: R. S. Hosmer, S. N. Spring, A. B. Recknagel, John
Bentley, jr. Assistant Professors: C. H. Guise, J. A. Cope, J. N. Spaeth.
structor: F. E. Cobb.
Meteorology. Professors: W. M. Wilson, R. A. Mordoff.
In
Plant Breeding. Professors: R. A. Emerson, H. H. Love, C. H. Myers,
F. P. Bussell. Assistant Professors: A. C. Fraser, R. G. Wiggans. Instructors:
Ernest Dorsey, J. R. Livermore, R. D. Lewis.
Plant Pathology. Professors: H. H. Whetzel, M. F. Barrus, H. M. Fitz
patrick, L. M. Massey. Assistant Professors: F. M. Blodgett, Charles Chupp,
W. H. Burkholder, H. E. Thomas, E. F. Guba. Instructors: E. E. Honey, D. S.
Welch, K. H. Fernow, J. E. Flynn, A. L. Pierstorff.
Pomology. Professors: A. J. Heinicke, D. B. Carrick, Joseph Oskamp,
L. H. MacDaniels, G. W. Peck.
Poultry Husbandry. Professors: J. E. Rice, G. F. Heuser. Assistant
Professors: H. E. Botsford, L. E. Weaver. Instructors: L. M. Hurd, W. G.
Krum, R. C Ogle, C E. Lee, R. C Bradley, G. O. Hall, John Vandervort, jr.,
C. K. Powell, J. C. Huttar, A. W. Lohman.
Rural Education. Professors: G. A. Works, P. J. Kruse, R. M. Stewart,
W. J. Wright, Cora E. Binzel, J. E. Butterworth, T. H. Eaton, E. L. Palmer, E. N.
Ferris. Assistant State Leader of Junior Extension: P. R. Young. Instructors:
E. R. Hoskins, B. A. Leffingwell, May M. Mattson.
Rural Engineering. Professors: H. W. Riley, B. B. Robb, J. C. McCurdy,
F. G. Behrends. Assistant Professors: J. E. Reyna, F. L. Fairbanks, L. M.
Roehl, A. M. Goodman, N. D. Steve, F. H. Randolph. Instructors: B. A.
Jennings, F. B. Wright, H. T. Blewer.
Rural Social Organization. Professors: Dwight Sanderson, B. L. Melvin,
R. A. Felton. Instructors: Mary E. Duthie, J. A. Dickey.
Vegetable Gardening. Professors: Paul Work, H. C Thompson, P. H.
Wessels. Assistant Professors: H. W. Schneck, E. V. Hardenburg, R. M. Adams,
F. O. Underwood. Instructor: H. S. Mills.
NEW YORK STATE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION
At Geneva. Director of Experiment Stations: R. W. Thatcher. Vice-Director
and Chief in Research: U. P. Hedrick. Chiefs in Research: P. J. Parrott, R. S.
Breed, F. C. Stewart, L. L. Van Slyke, R. C. Collison, R. J. Anderson, H. J. Conn.
Associates in Research: F. H. Hall, D. C Carpenter, Richard Wellington, G. H.
Howe, O. M. Taylor, W. O. Gloyer, Hugh Glasgow, A. W. Clark, A. C Dahlberg,
M. T. Munn, G. J. Hucker, W. P. Wheeler, W. H. Rankin, F. G. Mundinger.
Assistants in Research: M. G. Moore, J. D. Harlan, W. F. Walsh, M. P. Sweeney,
A. H. Robertson, G. L. Slate, S. W. Harman, Alwin Berger, F. P. Nabenhauer,
Elizabeth F. Hopkins, J. C Henning, Olav Einset, W. F. Morton, J. C. Mar-

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quardt, L. R. Streeter, A. H. Robertson, R. C Bender, R. B. Dayton, Johannes
Christensen, Erna G. Christensen, F. G. Ganbrell. Editor: J. D. Luckett.
Librarian: Catherine S. Oaks. Museum Preparator: J. S. Lawson.
At Fredonia. Associates in Research: F. E. Gladwin, F. Z. Hartzell.
At Highland. Associates in Research: E. V. Shear, F. H. Lathrop.
At Riverhead. Associates in Research: E. E. Clayton, H. C Huckett.
At Hudson. Associate in Research: H. B. Tukey.
NEW YOJR,K STATE COLLEGE OF HOMEJ ECONOMICS
Candidates for admission as students should consult the Announcement of the
College of Home Economics, which the Secretary of the University will send free
upon request.
The College of Home Economics offers a four-year course leading
to the degree of Bachelor of Science (B.S.). The college is supported
by the State and is administered by
the Board of Trustees of Cornell
University through the agency of the State College Council, a body
whose composition is described on pages io and 13. With respect to
all academic interests the college is an integral part of the University.
It was established in March, 1925, by
an act of the Legislature
which provided that "the School of Home Economics heretofore
administered and maintained in the New York State College of
Agriculture at Cornell University shall hereafter be known as the
New York State College of Home Economics at Cornell University."
The act defined the object of the college as "the improvement of
human welfare by means of education, investigation, and extension
teaching in the field of domestic science and art, including household
and institutional economics,
and allied
subjects."
In connection with the college and in cooperation with the Amer
ican Hotel Association,
a course for executives in hotels and in other
institutions having housing and feeding problems has been organized.
The college occupies a large building containing class rooms,
laboratories, and a fully equipped "cafeteria restaurant, and makes
regular use of a cottage on the campus for the practical instruction
of its students.
Administration. Acting Dean: Cornelius Betten. Directors: Flora Rose,
Martha Van Rensselaer.
Professors: Flora Rose, Martha Van Rensselaer, Annette J. Warner, Helen
Monsch, Beulah Blackmore, Mary F. Henry, Adelaide Spohn, H. B. Meek.
Assistant Professors: S. Lucile Brewer, Helen Canon, Claribel Nye, Mrs. Nancy
McNeal Roman, Mrs. Jessie A. Boys, F. Beatrice Hunter, Flora M. Thurston,
Doris Schumaker, Ruth M. Kellogg, Dora H. Wetherbee, Reena Roberts,
Caroline Morton, Alice M. Blinn, Mrs. Lois F. Meek, Faith M. Williams.
Associate State Leader of Home Demonstration Agents: Mrs. Ruby Green Smith.
Assistant Leader: Adelaide Barts. Instructors: Jennie C Jones, Mrs. Caroline B.
McIlroy, Frances A. Brookins, Erma E. Hollen, Edna G. Gleason, Mrs. Irene D.
Nehrling, Ruth J. Scott, Faith Fenton, Ann M. Watkins, Ola M. Day, Mildred N.
Gardner, Edna V. Smith, Nita C. Kendrick, O. Jean Bell, Elva T. Campbell,
Lillian Hoag, Lucy Kimball, Frances A. Scudder, Dora Frances Sonnenday,
Charlotte E. Weiss.

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UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENTS OF INSTRUCTION
By means of the departments of Military Science and Tactics, Physical Edu
cation and Training, and Hygiene and Preventive Medicine, the University pro
vides instruction, either required or elective, in those subjects. The University
Faculty has fixed certain requirements both in physical training and in hygiene
as a minimum to be met by all undergraduate students in the first two years of
the course.
All first-year and second-year students of all the colleges at Ithaca are required
to attend lectures on hygiene and preventive medicine given once a week through
out the college year. Reading is assigned and a written examination is required.
Every
male student who is a candidate for a baccalaureate degree and is re
quired to take five, six, seven, eight or more terms in residence must, in addition
to the scholastic requirements for the degree, take one, two, three, or four terms
respectively, of three hours a week, in the Department of Military Science and
Tactics. Exceptions to this rule are made in the cases of (a) students in the Col
lege of Law, (b) students holding a baccalaureate degree of an approved college,
(c) students who neither are American citizens nor have taken out their first
citizenship papers, and (d) students physically unfit. The requirements in mili
tary science and tactics must be met term by term until completed; otherwise
the student will not be permitted to register again in the University without the
consent of the University Faculty. Students who are officially relieved of the
requirement in military science and tactics are subject to the requirement of an
equivalent period of work in the Department of Physical Training. The require
ment may be extended at the discretion of the medical adviser.
Every
woman student who is a candidate for a baccalaureate degree and is
required to take five, six, seven, eight, or more terms in residence must, in addition
to the scholastic requirements for the degree, take one, two, three, or four terms
respectively, of three hours a week, in the Department of Physical Training. The
requirements may be extended at the discretion of the medical adviser. The re
quirements in physical training must be met term by term until completed;
otherwise the student will not be permitted to register again in the University
without the consent of the University Faculty.
Freshman and sophomores may be required in exceptional cases of physical
defect to take, instead of military drill, corrective exercises in the Department of
Physical Training as prescribed by the medical adviser. Juniors and seniors are
relieved of all required physical exercises provided theirperiodical medical exam
inations show that they have kept themselves in satisfactory physical condition.
Otherwise they may be required to take or to continue corrective exercises.
MILITARY SCIENCE AND TACTICS
The aim of the Department of Military Science and Tactics is to give training
which will enable graduates to serve effectively as officers of any forces raised by
the United States. The students are organized in an infantry regiment of twelve
regular companies and a band; a battalion of field artillery of four batteries,
one signal corps unit, one ordnance department unit, and one veterinary unit.
Officers'
This organization is the Cornell University unit of the Reserve Training
Corps of the United States Army. The War Department details officers of the
regular army to the University as professors of military science and tactics. The
course includes physical training, military drill, and the application of funda
mental principles of modern tactics.
A student electing military science and tactics in his junior and senior years
and taking five hours a week of practical and theoretical instruction therein
receives commutation of subsistence of thirty cents a day from the United States
Government provided he agrees to attend a summer camp for six weeks in one
summer; and he becomes eligible for a commission as second lieutenant of the
Officers'
Reserve Corps upon graduation. This elective training of the junior and
senior years is known as the advanced course of the Reserve Officers'
Training
Corps. It is organized in the five units named above. A student planning to take

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the advanced course may elect, before the beginning of his sophomore year, which
of the five units he will enter.
Any qualified member of the Cornell University Reserve Officers'
Training
Corps who has satisfactorily passed the first year of his university course may, on
the recommendation of the Commandant, and the nomination of the President of
the University, be commissioned as an officer by the University Faculty. The
University provides pay, ranging from $75 to $250 annually, for each of the
seventy-three commissioned officers of the Reserve Officers'
Training Corps. In
addition, the twenty-six senior officers are assistants in the department.
Officers of the United States Army on Detail at Cornell University.
Professor of Military Science and Tactics, and Commandant of the Corps of Cadets:
Colonel J. C. Nicholls. Members of the Staff: Colonel H. S. Wygant, Major R. E.
Anderson, Captain C. T. Senay, Captain O. R. Rhoads, Captain G. P. Hays,
Captain S. Jackson, Captain R. V. Maraist, Captain J. R. Eden, Captain E. M.
Curley, Captain L. J. Meyns, Lieutenant E. L. Sibert, Lieutenant A. Pierson,
Lieutenant M. Van Voorst.
Assistants in Military Science and Tactics. Cadet Colonel: H. V. Wade.
Cadet Lieutenant Colonel: W. M. Gaige, jr. Cadet Majors: H. T. Hirst, D. W.
Punzelt, H. K. Browning, H. C Givan, S. A. Talbot, W. K. Webber. Cadet
Captains: A. Ackerman, G. R. Beebe, L. T. Corbett, C A. Gillett, G. C. Green,
O. T. Griswold, L. K. Harris, J. H. Speiden, J. B. Tracy, C E. Whipple, D. R.
Ferris, G. F. Titus, C. M. Stainton, M. T. Thompson, L. L. Kenfield, R. B.
Hardy, V. L. Kohl, S. H. Maas, W. N. Vincent, C T. Thompson, A. Lang, F. B.
Edenfield.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING
This department is organized for a fourfold purpose. It instructs those stu
dents who are fulfilling the requirement of physical training but are exempt from
military training; it directs the corrective physical exercises that are prescribed in
particular cases by the medical adviser; it offers a special course in physical edu
cation for those who are planning to teach; and, especially, it promotes recreative
athletic exercise throughout the year for all classes of students. The University's
aim is to encourage participation in athletics by all students rather than by a few,
for the reason that well regulated athletic exercise is found to be, for the majority
of college men, the best means of keeping in fit physical condition. The Depart
ment of Physical Training therefore endeavors to interest all students in physical
exercises, not merely those students who are trying to attain membership in a
representative athletic team. It organizes competitive games among the colleges
and among the fraternities and other bodies of students, and it employs coaches
and assistants whose duty is to supervise those games. The games include cross
country running, association football, baseball, track athletics, rowing, and basket
ball and other indoor athletics. Regular participation in any of them, or in any
such game as tennis, lacrosse, handball, or golf, or in any such form of exercise as
boxing, fencing, or wrestling, is regarded as fulfilling the requirements of the
Department of Physical Training. Suitable games are organized for the women
as well as for the men among the students.
The Professor of Physical Education, and Director of the Gymnasium: C. V. P.
Young. Instructors: Ellen B. Canfield, W. C O'Connell, H. B. Ortner, W. F.
Auer, J. J. Fallon, Nicholas Bawlf, Edgar F. Dawson, Dorothy H. Bateman,Edith
W. Casho, Alice G. Read, Mary C. Ryan, Francois Darrieulat.
HYGIENE AND PREVENTIVE MEDICINE
This department is organized both for the purpose of classroom instruction in
the subject of hygiene and preventive medicine and for the purpose of conserving
the health of students by means of physical examination and medical advice.
All students, including graduates, are required to present themselves to the
medical adviser and receive a thorough confidential physical examination once a
year. Students found to be physically deficient at the time of the examination
are assigned by the medical adviser to the Department of Physical Training for
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indisposition, students are expected to report immediately either in person, by
telephone, or by messenger, to the medical adviser's office. Any student failing
to report as soon as possible to the medical adviser any contagious or infectious
disease is regarded as guilty of a serious breach of discipline. A student may at
any time be requested to withdraw from the University if, in the opinion of the
University authorities, the condition of his health is such as to make it unwise for
him to remain.
Assistant Professor of Hygiene and Medical Adviser: D. F. Smiley, M.D.
Assistant Professors of Hygiene and Assistant Medical Advisers: C. E. Case,
M.D.; A. G. Gould, M.D. Assistant Professor of Hygiene and Medical Adviser
of Women: Jennette Evans, M.D. Instructor in Hygiene and Assistant Medical
Adviser of Women: Elizabeth Fulton, M.D. Assistant Medical Adviser and Physi
cian to the Athletic Association: E. C Showacre, M.D. Assistant Medical Advisers:
H. A. Britton, M.D.; C D. Quinn, M.D.; W. H. York, M.D. Assistant in
Hygiene and Coach of Freshmen: P. W. Eckley.

THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES
The Library Council. The President of the University; Jared T. Newman,
of the Board of Trustees; the Librarian; Professors 0. A. Johannsen and W. B.
Carver, representing the Group of Sciences; Professors C S. Northup and G. L.
Hamilton, representing the Group of Letters.
The Library Staff. Librarian: Willard Austen. Assistant Librarian: E.
R. B. Willis. Honorary Librarian of the President White Library: G. L. Burr
(Professor of History, Emeritus). Curator of the Icelandic Collection: Professor
Halldor Hermannsson. Curator of the Petrarch and Dante Collections: Professor
G. L. Hamilton. Supervisor of the Accessions Division: Alexis V. Babine, A.M.
Supervisor of the Order Division: Elizabeth Sage Ingersoll. Supervisor of the
Catalogue: Emma Avalyn Runner, B.S. Supervisor of Periodicals: Lillian
Leland. Senior Cataloguer: Emma Romelia Speed, A.B. Junior Cataloguer:
Alice Caroline Howe. Supervisor of Circulation: Anna Gregory. Supervisor of
the Stacks Division: George de Grassi. Cataloguer: Muriel Eldra Farr. Librar
ian of the Law Library: E. E. Willever.
of Agriculture: W. W. Ellis.
Librarian of the New York State College
The University Libraries comprise the General Library of the
University, the Seminary Libraries in the general library building,
the Architectural Library, the Chemical Library, the Sibley Engi
neering Library, the Civil Engineering Library, the Law Library, the
Flower Veterinary Library, the Barnes Hall Library, the Gold-
win Smith Hall Library, the Van Cleef Memorial Medical Library,
and the Library of the New York State College of Agriculture. The
total number of classified volumes and pamphlets in these is now about
seven hundred and fifty thousand. The number of periodicals, trans
actions, and other serials, currently received, is over two thousand
and of most of these complete sets are on the shelves.
The general library building is the gift of Henry W. Sage. The
general reading rooms contain accommodations for two hundred and
seventy readers, and the open book cases around the rooms provide
shelf room for twelve thousand volumes. In the tower are the great
bell of the University, the gift of Mrs. Mary White, and the chime of
bells, the gift of Mrs. Jennie McGraw Fiske.
The income of an endowment fund of three hundred thousand
dollars, given by Henry W. Sage in 189 1, is devoted to the purchase
of books and periodicals. The free income of an endowment fund of
five hundred and three thousand dollars, received in 1906 by the be
quest of Willard Fiske, is expended for the uses and purposes of
the Library, with specific provision for the maintenance and increase
of the Icelandic and Italian collections.
Supplementing the general card catalogue of the library, there
have been issued printed catalogues of the President White collections
on the Protestant Reformation (1889) and the French Revolution
(1894), and of the Rhaeto-Romanic collection (1894), the Dantecollection
(1900), and its Supplement (1921), the Icelandic collection
(19 1 4), the Petrarch collection, and the Runic collection.
The library is primarily for the use of University
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THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES 85
dents. Books not held in reserve for special reasons are allowed to go
out for home use to all registered borrowers. Cards of admission to
the shelves in the stack-rooms, and to the White Historical Library,
will be issued to students for a limited time for purposes of consulta
tion and research, when their work is of such a nature as to require
access to the bookshelves.
Among the more important special collections in the General
Library are these, mentioned in the order of their acquisition :
The Anthon Library, of nearly seven thousand volumes, the collection made
by Professor Charles Anthon of Columbia College, in the ancient classical
languages and literatures, besides works in history and general literature.
The Bopp Library, of about twenty-five hundred volumes, relating to the oriental
languages and literatures, and comparative philology, being the collection of
of Berlin.
Professor Franz Bopp of the University
The GoldwiN Smith Library, of thirty-five hundred volumes, comprising chiefly
historical works and editions of the English and ancient classics, presented to
the University in 1869 by Professor Goldwin Smith, and increased during
later years by the continued liberality of the donor.
The White Architectural Library,
a collection of over twelve hundred vol
umes relating to architecture and kindred branches of science, given by President
White.
The Kelly Mathematical Library, comprising eighteen hundred volumes and
seven hundred tracts, presented by William Kelly of Rhinebeck.
The Sparks Library, being the library of Jared Sparks, sometime president of
Harvard University, consisting of upward of five thousand volumes and four
thousand pamphlets, relating chiefly to the history of America.
The May Collection, relating to the history of slavery and anti-slavery, the
nucleus of which was formed by the gift of the library of the Rev. Samuel J.
May of Syracuse.
The Schuyler Collection of folk-lore, Russian history and literature, presented
by Eugene Schuyler in 1884.
The President White Historical Library, of about twenty-three thousand
volumes and pamphlets, the gift of President White, received in 1891 ; especially
rich in the primary sources of history, and containing notable collections
on the period of the Reformation, on the English and French Revolutions,
on the American Civil War, and on the history of superstition.
The Spinoza Collection, numbering four hundred and fifty volumes, presented
in 1894, by President White.
Four remarkably rich collections given by Willard Fiske, comprising the Dante
Collection, containing over eight thousand volumes, the Petrarch Collec
tion, containing about four thousand volumes, the Rhaeto-Romanic Collec
tion, containing about thirteen hundred volumes, and the Icelandic Collec
tion, containing over fifteen thousand volumes.
The Zarncke Library, containing about thirteen thousand volumes and pamph
lets, especially rich in Germanic philology and literature, purchased and pre
sented in 1893 by William H. Sage.
The Herbert H. Smith Collection of books relating to South America, pur
chased in 1896.
A valuable collection of books on French and Italian Society in the Sixteenth and
Seventeenth centuries, presented by Professor T. F. Crane in 1896.
The Flower Veterinary Library, the gift of ex-Governor Flower to Cornell
University in 1897, for the use of the State Veterinary College.
The Eisenlohr Library, containing about one thousand volumes of Egyptology
and Assyriology, purchased and presented in 1902 by A. Abraham.

86 CORNELL UNIVERSITY REGISTER
The Bayard Tayi_or correspondence and journals and his collection of Goethe
literature, presented to the Library in 1905 by Mrs. Marie Taylor.
The Anglo-Saxon Collection and the Cowper Collection, formed by the late
Professor Hiram Corson, bequeathed to the Library, and received in 191 1.
The English Collection, presented by Professor J. M. Hart in 1914.
The Collection of Japanese Literature presented to the University in iqi-s
Dr. William Elliot Griffis.
by
The Guiteau Insurance Library, purchased in 1916.
The Charles William Wason Collection of books dealing with China and the
Chinese. An endowed collection of about ten thousand volumes and pamph
lets given by C. W. Wason, '76, of Cleveland, Ohio.
The James Verner Scaife Collection of U. S. Civil War Literature given by
Mr. Scaife of the class of 1889. This gift, which was received in 1919, combines
with the President White books in the same field to form a strong collection.
The Emil Kuichling Collection of hydraulic and sanitary engineering books,
presented by Mrs. Kuichling in 1 919 for the use of the engineering students.
These collections, and others such as these, making possible an
exhaustive study of certain fields, are of the greatest service in re
search work. A similar purpose is served by the seminary rooms of
the University Library. Thus, for the study of English, of the classi
cal languages, of the Germanic and Romance languages, of philos
ophy, of politics and economics, of American and European history
there have been provided in the library building six of these research
rooms, each equipped with a carefully chosen body of reference
books, to which advanced students in these fields have access. In
connection with the scientific and technical laboratories similar col
lections have been formed and well supplied with reference books,
standard works, and sets of periodicals, conveniently arranged for
study and research.
The following are the more important divisions of the University
libraries kept outside the main library :
The Goldwin Smith Hall Library, in Goldwin Smith Hall, is distinctly a reference
collection, numbering now over two thousand volumes. It consists chiefly of
books used in connection with the undergraduate work in humanities, provid
ing in certain cases many copies of the books most in demand in the larger
classes.
The Law Library occupies the third floor of Boardman Hall. It now contains
over fifty thousand volumes, and includes the library of the late Nathaniel C.
Moak, presented in 1893 by Mrs. A. M. Boardman and Mrs. Ellen D. Williams
as a memorial to Judge Douglas Boardman, the first Dean of the College of
Law. In reports of the Federal Courts, reports of the several American state
jurisdictions, and in English, Scotch, Irish, and Canadian reports, the library
is practically complete. The library also possesses complete sets of all the lead
ing law periodicals in English.
Alfred C Barnes
for the use of the Cornell University Christian Association, and occupies
rooms in Barnes Hall. The collection now numbers two thousand three
hundred volumes, all fully catalogued as part of the University Library. After
the death of the donor his children gave to the University, for the maintenance
and increase of the collection, an endowment of five thousand dollars.
The Barnes Biblical Library was presented to the University by
The Flower Veterinary Library, now numbering over five thousand volumes,
owes its formation to Roswell P. Flower, who in 1897 gave five thousand dollars
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College. In 1901, Mrs. Flower gave to the University ten thousand dollars
for an endowment fund, the annual income of which is used for this library.
The Van Cleef Memorial Medical Library, established in 1903 by gifts and by class
memorial subscriptions, and endowed in 1921, now contains over fourteen hun
dred volumes.
The Medical College in New York City has its own library containing about seven
thousand bound volumes and a large number of reprints and monographs
including the Birch-Hirschfeld bound collection. The library receives about
one hundred current periodicals which include nearly all the more important
German, French, English, and Italian journals in the field of medical science.
The Agricultural College Library, comprising the College Library, the Forestry
Library, and the Craig Horticultural Library, consists of about thirty-seven
thousand volumes.

AUXILIARY INSTITUTIONS AND FUNDS
THE HECKSCHER RESEARCH FOUNDATION
August Heckscher of New York City in 1920 established and
endowed the Heckscher Foundation for the Promotion of Research
in Cornell University. He set forth the purpose of the Foundation
as follows in a formal letter of gift dated New York, August 5, 1920:
"This gift is to constitute a fund to be known as the Heckscher
Foundation for the Promotion of Research in Cornell University.
The income of the fund is to be used for the support at Cornell Uni
versity at Ithaca, New York, of research in any or all branches of
the publication of the results thereof). The
knowledge (including
. income from the said fund . . shall be kept in a separate account,
and a separate accounting of such income shall be made from year to
year. It is my desire and expectation that such income will be used
to supplement and extend the work in research now being carried on
and supported by the University. As research in America suffers
from the exhaustion of professors by teaching and other duties, it is
my desire that professors and instructors possessing the talent and
training necessary for research shall, under such conditions and for
such periods of time as the University authorities may prescribe, be
liberated partially or wholly from those duties and enabled to devote
themselves in all the freshness and fullness of their energies to pro
scholarship."
ductive investigation and
The Board of Trustees on October 2, 1920, adopted the following
rules for the conduct of the Foundation:
The income shall be used only for the promotion of research, including the
publication of the results thereof.
For the present, the income shall not be used for permanent research profes
sorships.
The income shall not be used to increase the emoluments of any member of
the teaching staff.
The income shall not be used intentionally to promote investigation leading
to patent rights or to the pecuniary benefit of the investigators through patent
rights, or in any similar manner.
For the administration of the foundation there shall be established a council
to be known as the Heckscher Research Council. This council shall consist of
the President of the University, ex officio, as chairman; two trustees to be elected
by the Board of Trustees whose respective terms as members of the council
shall continue until the expiration of their then respective terms as trustees;
the Dean of the Graduate School, ex officio; four members of the University
Faculty, two from each of the two groups known as the group of sciences and the
group of letters as specified in Section 2 of Article XII of the University Statutes
and relating to the University Library; and two emeritus professors to be selected
by the council. The terms of the four faculty members to be elected by the groups
of the Faculty shall, at the first election, be for one, two, three, and four years
respectively, and thereafter the term of each shall be four years. All members
of the Council shall continue to hold office until their successors are elected.
This council shall, subject to the approval of the Board of Trustees, have general
supervision of research under the Heckscher Foundation, the expenditure of the
income of the fund, and all other matters pertaining thereto. The council shall
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AUXILIARY ENDOWMENTS 89
report its recommendations from time to time to the Board of Trustees and upon
the approval of the same the expenditure of appropriations shall follow the usual
practice of the University. The council shall call annually for requests for grants
from individual investigators, or groups of investigators, proposing to collaborate,
but not from departments of the University as such, nor from colleges. The
council shall have power to establish and from time to time modify the rules and
regulations governing its meetings and the details of appropriations. An annual
report of progress shall be made to the council by each investigator or group re
ceiving a grant. An annual report to the Board of Trustees shall be made by the
council and a copy thereof sent to the founder of the fund. A minimum of one
hundred copies of all publications of the results of the investigations shall be de
livered to the council for preservation in the University Library and distribution
under the direction of the council. A bound copy of such publications shall from
time to time be transmitted to the founder.
The members of the Heckscher Research Council in 1924-25 were
the President of the University and the Dean of the Graduate School ;
Messrs. Place and Westinghouse of the Board of Trustees; Emeritus
Professors E. L. Nichols and J. H. Comstock; and Professors J. Q.
Adams, Ernest Merritt, W. N. Barnard, and Carl Becker.
THE GOLDWIN SMITH LECTURESHIP
The Board of Trustees in 19 10 assigned a part of the income from
Professor Goldwin Smith's bequest to constitute a lectureship fund.
The bequest was made in these words : "All the rest and residue of my
estate I give, devise, and bequeath to Cornell University in the State
of New York, United States of America, absolutely to be used by the
Board of Trustees for the promotion especially of liberal studies,
Languages Ancient and Modern, Literature, Philosophy, History and
Political Science, for which provision has been made in the new Hall
which bears my name and to the building of which my wife has con
tributed. In confirming this bequest my desire is to show my attach
ment to the University in the foundation of which I had the honor of
taking part; to pay respect to the memory of Ezra Cornell; and to
show my attachment as an Englishman to the union of the two
branches of our race on this continent with each other, and with their
mother."
common The lectureship fund is one of several objects to
which the Board of Trustees, in accordance with the terms of the be
quest, have devoted the income of this generous gift. The fund
provides for a large number of occasional lectures by visiting scholars
in the course of the year.
The names of the Goldwin Smith Lecturers in 1924-25 and the titles of their
lectures are in the following list:
Professor Moritz J. Bonn of the Handelshochschule of Berlin: Present-day
problems in Germany.
Philip J. Baldensperger: Palestine, the land and the people.
The Right Hon. Herbert A. L. Fisher, Fellow of New College, Oxford, and
former Minister of Education in the British Cabinet: Use and misuse of uni
versities.
Dr. Robert Cushman Murphy of
the'
American Museum of Natural History:
Bird islands of Peru.
The Rev. Alexander James Carlyle, Chaplain and Lecturer in University Col
lege, Oxford; Lecturer in Lincoln College and to the Society^of Non-Collegiate

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i_*!ei_tS' ^?T^: Some aspects of recent social, economic, and political condi
tions, especially in Great Britain.
Colonel Charles Wellington Furlong: The passing of the old West
iSS*^8 CathT?Tine Karolyi: Social life in Hungary before and during the war.
Abb< Ernest Dimnet: How does the modern school of French writers react
to the influence of Anatole France?
Professor F. M. Powicke of the University of Manchester: Rome and the
Modern State; The north of England in the twelfth century.
Carl E. Akeley of the American Museum of Natural History, New York City:
Gorillas and volcanoes of Kivu.
Thomas A. Daly: Poets, wild and tame.
Gertrude Emerson, Associate Editor of Asia: Angkor, the lost city of the Khmer
Kings in Cambodia.
Max Montor, formerly Director of the Hamburg Municipal Theatre: A recital
in German of Lessing's "Nathan der Weise."
Professor Oskar Hagen of the University of Goettingen: The art of Rembrandt;
Boecklin, as landscape painter; Modern stagecraft and its antecedents.
Dr. Samuel N. Harper, Associate Professor in the University of Chicago: The
Communist experiment in Soviet Russia.
Colonel Edward Davis, U. S. Army: General Allenby's campaign in Palestine
and Syria.
Professor William R. Halliday of the University of Liverpool: Travel and
communication in the second century A. D.
Professor Joseph Jastrow of the University of Wisconsin: The psychology of
superstition.
Mme. Mirza Ali Kuli Khan: The Persia of today.
Dr. Lauro De Bosis, Royal University of Rome: The new literary movements
in Italy.
E. F. Carritt, Lecturer in University College, Oxford: Modern views on aes
thetics.
Dr. Wolfgang Koehler, Professor in the University of Berlin: The mentality
of apes.
THE FRANK IRVINE LECTURESHIP
The Conkling Chapter of the law school fraternity of Phi Delta
Phi in 1 9 13 created and gave to Cornell University a fund for the
endowment of a series of annual lectures in the College of Law, to be
known as The Frank Irvine Lectures in honor of Judge Irvine, who
was then dean of the college. The income of this fund has been regu
larly used to provide at least one lecture annually before the faculty
and students of the college by men eminent in the theory or practice
of the profession.
The Frank Irvine Lecturer in 1924-25 was the Hon. Robert Von Moschzisker,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, and his subject was: Dangers
in disregarding fundamental conceptions when amending the Federal Constitu
tion.
THE JACOB H. SCHIFF FOUNDATION
The late Jacob H. Schiff of New York in 191 2 gave the University
$100,000 to be "The Jacob H. Schiff Endowment for the Promotion
of Studies in German Culture,"
making the Board of Trustees free
"to use the income either for salaries or for other purposes within the
endowment."
designation of the
In 1918 the Board, acting upon Mr.
Schiff's suggestion and with his approval, extended the field of the
endowment and accordingly changed its name to "The Jacob H.

AUXILIARY ENDOWMENTS 9 1
Schiff Foundation for the Promotion of Studies in Human Civiliza
tion."
The income has been used since 191 2 for lectures by European
scholars and for other purposes within the founder's designation.
After 19 18, with Mr. Schiff's approval, a part of the income was used
to purchase for the University Library books relating to the history
of the war.
The names of the lecturers on the Schiff Foundation in 1924-25 and the titles
of their lectures are in the following list:
Dr. John A. Anderson: Some recent work at the Mount Wilson Solar Ob
servatory.
Dr. Kurt Koffka of the University of Giessen: The Psychology
and its relation to other sciences (twelve lectures).
THE MESSENGER LECTURES
Hiram J. Messenger, B.Litt., Ph.D., Actuary
of "Gestalt"
of the Travelers
Insurance Company, who died at Hartford in 19 13, directed in his
will that a certain portion of his estate should, at the death of his
sister, be paid over to Cornell University and used for the endowment
of a course of lectures. Under that provision the University in 1923
came into possession of about $77,000. Dr. Messenger had directed
that the fund should "provide a course or courses of lectures on the
evolution of civilization, for the special purpose of raising the moral
standard of our political, business, and social life;"
that the series
should be known as the "Messenger Lectures on the Evolution of
Civilization;"
that the income should "be expended first to provide
twelve lectures each year to be delivered by the ablest non-resident
lecturer or lecturers
obtainable,"
and that, after that provision each
year, any additional income from the fund should "be used for fur
lecturers"
ther lectures by non-resident or resident as the university
authorities might think best.
The Messenger Lecturer in 1924-25 was Professor James Henry Breasted,
Director of the Oriental Institute in the University of Chicago, who gave twelve
lectures on "The Origins of Civilization."
MEMORIAL PROFESSORSHIPS
The Sibley Professorship of Mechanic Arts was endowed by
Hiram Sibley (1807-1888) of Rochester in 1877.
1924-
Itwasheldin
25 by Albert Edward Wells.
The Sage Professorships are four chairs endowed by Henry
Williams Sage (1814-1897) in 1890 and named in his honor by the
Trustees in 1895, namely, the Sage Professorship of Ancient Philos
ophy and of Aesthetics, the Sage Professorship of Logic and Meta
physics, the Sage Professorship of Psychology, and the Sage Profes
sorship of the History and Philosophy of Religion and of Christian
Ethics. The three first named were held in 1924-25 respectively by
William Alexander Hammond, James Edwin Creighton, and Edward
Bradford Titchener; the fourth was temporarily vacant.
The Goldwin Smith Professorships are five chairs established
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(1823-1910), Professor of History in this University
and donor of the
Goldwin Smith Fund, from a part of the income ofwhich the salaries
pertaining to these chairs are paid. They are the Goldwin Smith
Professorships of English Literature, American History, English
History, Latin, and Political Science. The three first named were
held in 1924-25 respectively by Martin Wright Sampson, Charles
Henry Hull, and Wallace Notestein ; the other two were temporarily
vacant.
UsThe John Stambaugh Professorship of History was estab
lished and endowed by John Stambaugh, of the Class of 1884, in 1919.
It was held in 1924-25 by Carl Becker.
The World War Memorial Professorships are eight chairs
established by the Trustees to commemorate the services of Cor-
nellians in the World War : one professorship in the College of Archi
tecture, two in the College of Arts and Sciences, two in the College of
Engineering, one in the Graduate School, one in the College of Law,
and one in the Ithaca division of the Medical College; established
and endowed with a part of the Semi-Centennial Endowment Fund
in 1920. They were held in 1924-25 respectively by Albert Charles
Phelps, Wilder Dwight Bancroft, Othon Goepp Guerlac, Ernest
William Schoder, Seymour Stanton Garrett, Ernest Merritt, George
Gleason Bogert, and Sutherland Simpson.
The Andrew Dickson White Professorship was established by
the Trustees on April 2, 192 1, in recognition of the gift of $125,000
to the University by a Yale alumnus, as a part of the Semi-Centennial
Endowment Fund, for the purpose of endowing a professorship. It
was held in 1924-25 by Francke Huntington Bosworth, jr.
Memorial Professorships bearing
the respective numerals of
the Classes of 1920, 1921, 1922, and 1923 were established by the
Trustees on April 2, 192 1, in recognition of the pledge, by each of
those four classes, of more than $125,000 to the Alumni Fund forthe
endowment of a professorship. Appointments to these chairs are not
yet made.
The Marc Eidlitz Instructorship in Civil Engineering was
established in 19 19 and endowed by Otto M. Eidlitz of the Class of
1881. It was held in 1924-25 by Eric Vail Howell.
The Sophie Washburn French Instructorship was established
in 1923. It is endowed with a gift of the late Frank S. Washburn of
the class of 1883.
SAGE CHAPEL: THE DEAN SAGE SERMON FUND
Sage Chapel was built by Henry W. Sage in 1874. The Board of
Trustees has made several additions. A memorial antechapel at
the northwest corner was built by the Trustees and the Estate of
Jennie McGraw Fiske in 1883 in memory of Ezra Cornell, John
McGraw,
and Jennie McGraw Fiske. William H. Sage has made
general gifts, including an organ and the present interior decoration of
the chapel. The Dean Sage Sermon Fund of seventy-five thousand

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dollars was established by Dean Sage in 1 8 7 2 .
Clergymen of various
denominations conduct services in the chapel on Sundays throughout
the university year.
The Preachers on the Dean Sage Foundation in 1924-25:
Summer Session, 1924: The Rev. John A. Macintosh, D.D., McCormick
Theological Seminary, Chicago; the Rev. Samuel M. Crothers, D.D., Cambridge,
Mass.; the Rev. Arthur W. Beavan, D.D., Lake Avenue Baptist Church, Roch
ester; the Rev. H. P. Dewey, D.D., Plymouth Church, Minneapolis; the Rev.
Edwin H. Hughes, Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Boston.
First Term: Dr. Robert E. Speer, Secretary
of the Presbyterian Board of
Foreign Missions; the Rev. Charles F. Wishart, D.D., President of the College
of Wooster, Ohio; the Rev. Clarence A. Barbour, D.D., President of Rochester
Theological Seminary; the Rev. William L. Sullivan, D.D., Mission Preacher to
the Unitarian Churches in the United States and Canada; the Rev. Andrew
Mutch, D.D., Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church; the Rev. A. Ray Petty, Judson
Memorial Baptist Church, New York; the Rev. Rockwell Harmon Potter, D.D.,
Center Congregational Church, Hartford, Conn.; Dr. John R. Mott, Chairman
of the World's Student Christian Federation; the Rev. Hugh Black, D.D., Union
Theological Seminary, New York; Dr. Sherwood Eddy, Secretary of the Inter
national Committee of the Young Men's Christian Association; the Rev.Robert P.
Wilder, General Secretary of the Student Volunteer Movement for Foreign Mis
sions; the Rev. Lynn Harold Hough, D.D., LL.D., Litt.D., Central Methodist
Episcopal Church, Detroit; the Rev. Carl H. Elmore, the Presbyterian Church,
Englewood, N. J.; the Rev. Bernard C Clausen, D.D., First Baptist Church of
Syracuse; Dr. Shailer Mathews, Dean of the Divinity School, University of
Chicago; the Rev. Samuel McChord Crothers, D.D., First Unitarian Church,
Cambridge, Mass.
Second Term: The Rev. Charles R. Brown, D.D., Dean of the Divinity School,
Yale University; The Rev. John A. Macintosh, D.D., McCormick Theological
Seminary, Chicago; the Rev. Cornelius Woelfkin, D.D., LL.D., Litt.D., Park
Avenue Baptist Church, New York; the Rev. Adna W. Leonard, D.D., Bishop
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Buffalo; the Right Rev. Philip Cook, D.D.,
Bishop of Delaware; the Rev. Maxwell Savage, First Unitarian Church, Worces
ter, Mass.; the Rev. C. Wallace Petty, First Baptist Church of Pittsburgh; the
Right Rev. G. Ashton Oldham, Bishop Coadjutor of Albany; the Rev. James Gor
don Gilkey, South Congregational Church, Springfield, Mass.; Dr. Rufus M.
Jones, Professor of Philosophy in Haverford College; the Rev. Hugh Black,
D.D., Litt.D., Union Theological Seminary, New York; the Rev. Avery Albert
Shaw, D.D., Emmanuel Baptist Church, Brooklyn; the Right Rev. Ethelbert
Talbot, D.D., LL.D., Bishop of Bethlehem, Pa.; the Rev. A. W. Beaven, D.D.,
Lake Avenue Baptist Church, Rochester; the Rev. Boyd Edwards, D.D., Head
master of The Hill School, Pottstown, Pa.; the Rev. Willard L. Sperry, M.A.,
D.D., Dean of the Theological School in Harvard University.
BARNES HALL: THE CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The Cornell University Christian Association was founded in 1869
as a voluntary organization of professors and students for their own
religious culture and the promotion of Christian living in the Univer
sity. For years many it held its meetings in White Hall. In 1886
it undertook to raise fufnds for a building of its own and had obtained
about ten thousand dollars from students, members of the Faculty,
and other persons, when Alfred S. Barnes completed the fund with a
gift of forty-five thousand dollars. The Board of Trustees gave the
association the use of a plot of ground south of Sage Chapel, and
Barnes Hall was completed in 1888. The men's and women's Chris
tian Associations have permanent secretaries, they maintain reading

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and recreation rooms, and they share in the custody of a selected
library of religious literature, the Barnes Reference Library, given by
Alfred C. Barnes and endowed by A. Victor Barnes and Harriet
Barnes Newberry.
RESIDENTIAL HALLS
Inquiries about the residential halls for men should be addressed to
The Comptroller, Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. Inquiries about
the halls for women should be addressed to The Manager, Residential
Halls, Sage College, Ithaca, N. Y.
the halls for men
The University has six halls for men, accommodating about 480
students. The oldest of these buildings, Cascadilla Hall, was ac
quired in 1869 and was thoroughly remodeled in 1916.
Five halls, all built since 191 4, are the nucleus of a large group
designed to stand on the western border of the campus. The Uni
versity owes its possession of these buildings to the late George C.
Boldt, who, as a member of the Board of Trustees, was heartily in
terested in making such provision for the welfare of students. George
F. Baker gave the University three of the buildings, which are named
Baker Tower, North Baker Hall, and South Baker Hall. The fourth
and fifth, Founders Hall and Boldt Hall, were given by alumni.
the halls for women
Sage Hall, or Sage College, as it is commonly called, was built in
1873-74 and was named in honor of Henry W. Sage, who had given a
generous sum to provide for the education of women intheUniversity.
The original building has been much enlarged. The resident Warden
of Sage College in 1924-25 was Miss Grace Seely.
Prudence Risley Hall, the gift of Mrs. Russell Sage, was com
pleted in 1 9 13, and was named in memory of Russell Sage's mother.
The resident Warden of Prudence Risley Hall in 1924-25 was Miss
Gertrude Houston Nye.
THE UNIVERSITY INFIRMARY
The University Infirmary
occupies three large buildings. The
first of these, a brownstone structure, was the home of Henry W.
Sage, for many years chairman of the Board of Trustees. After his
death in 1897, his sons, Dean and William H. Sage, endowed it and
students'
gave it to the University for a infirmary as a memorial of
their father. The second building, the Schuyler House, was pur
chased in 1911; in 1912 the Trustees erected a third building, fire
proof, and this is the present main hospital building. The normal
capacity of the Infirmary is seventy-five beds; the number can be
doubled in an emergency. The Infirmary is open throughout the
university year. It provides suitable rooms, food, and nursing for
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own physicians among practitioners in Ithaca or elsewhere. In
return for an infirmary fee of $5 a term, any student, in case of illness
is, on his physician's certificate, admitted to the Infirmary and re
ceives without charge a bed in a ward, board, and ordinary nursing
for a period not exceeding two weeks in any one academic year. For
such ordinary service beyond the period of two weeks, a charge of $2
a day is made. (The average cost to the Infirmary of each sick
student is about $4 a day.) Extra charges are made for private
rooms, special food,
and special nurses.
Superintendent of the Infirmary: Miss Harriet Sutherland.

FELLOWSHIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS
IN THE GRADUATE SCHOOL
Fellowships
Twenty-ve fellowships are offered annually in the Graduate School. The
President White Fellowships in Modern History and Political and Social Science
have an annual value of $500 each; the George C Boldt Fellowship in
has Historv
an annual value of $1,000; each of the others has an annual value of
All
#400 4
fellows are exempt from tuition.
tIn
addition to these twenty-five regular fellowships, there are offered each
year in certain subjects special fellowships for which provision has been made for
only one or two years.
Holders of the Doctor's degree or other persons of recognized standing as
scholars who wish to continue work in a field in which they have already achieved
distinction may, in the discretion of the Faculty, be appointed to honorary fellow
ships. These fellowships cover all fees except laboratory charges. Actual resi-
2?^ Mm7ersity and regdlax registration in the *
Graduate School are re
quired ot appointees.
Mhe fc?Uowing Hst are ^e names of the
u
fellowships and of the persons who
nela them in 1924-25:
Honorary Fellows
Edith Ayers Copeland, B.A. (Wellesley) 1914, M.A. (Wellesley) 1916, Ph.D.
(Chicago)
192 1.
Charles Alexius Dickinson, A.M. (Clark) 1922, Ph.D. (Clark) 1925.
Howard Scott Liddell, A.B. (Michigan) 1917, A.M. (Michigan) 1918, Ph.D.
(Cornell) 1923.
Walter Earl Loomis, B.S. (Illinois) 192 1, M.S. (Cornell) 1922, Ph.D. (Cornell)
1924.
Elizabeth Fallin Moller, A.B. (Goucher) 192 1, A.M. (Clark) 1922, Ph.D. (Cornell)
1924.
University Fellows
The Cornell Fellow in English: Marvin Theodore Herrick, A.B. (Cornell) 1922,
A.M. (Harvard) 1923.
The McGraw Fellow in Civil Engineering: Thomas Caldwell Adams, B.S. in CE.
(Utah) 1922.
The Sage Fellow in Chemistry: Lauchlin MacLaurin Currie, A.B. (Davidson)
19 1 8, A.M. (Davidson) 1923.
The Schuyler Fellow in Animal Biology: Ralph Langley Parker, B.S. (Rhode
Island State) 1915, Sc.M. (Brown) 1917, M.S. (Iowa State) 1922.
The Goldwin Smith Fellow in Botany: Clarence Glenn Teeter, B.A. (McMaster)
1919.
The President White Fellow in Physics: Roy Clarence Spencer, A.B. (Cornell)
1922.
The Erastus Brooks Fellow in Mathematics: Elbert Frank Cox, A.B. (Indiana)
1917-
The University Fellow in Architecture: Arthur Hill Emerick, B.Arch. (Cornell)
1924.
The University Fellow in German: Clifford Ellwood Gates, A.B. (Colgate) 1915,
A.M. (Colgate) 191 7.
The University Fellow in Romance Languages: Miguel Zapata y Torres, A.B.
(Cornell) 1922, A.M. (Cornell) 1924.
The University Fellow in Agriculture: John Budd Wentz, B.S.A, (North Dakota
Agricultural) 1913, M.S. (Cornell) 1916.
The Charles Bull Earle Memorial Fellow in Electrical Engineering: Warren Ran
dolph Neumann, B.S. in E.E. (Kansas) 1918.
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The President White Fellow in European History: Wallace Klippert Ferguson,
A.B. (Western Ontario) 1924.
The President White Fellow in Political and Social Science: Frank Wallace Note
stein, A.B. (Wooster) 1923.
The Susan Linn Sage Fellows in Philosophy: Charles Arthur Ellis, A.B. (Oberlin)
1922, A.M. (Oberlin) 1923; Frank Kassel, A.B. (Pennsylvania) 192 1.
The Susan Linn Sage Fellow in Psychology: Max Meenes, A.B. (Clark) 1921.
The Fellows in Greek and Latin: Margaret Louise Tallmadge, A.B. (Wellesley)
1917; John Paul Pritchard, A.B. (Cornell) 1922.
Special Temporary Fellows
The Grasselli Fellow in Chemistry: Nathaniel Fuchs, B.Chem. (Cornell) 19 19.
The DuPont Fellow in Chemistry: Paul Warttman, B.A. (Iowa) State Teachers
College) 191 8, M.S. (Wisconsin) 192 1.
The Herman Frasch Fellows in Plant Pathology: Harold Wakefield Fitch, B.S.
(New Hampshire State) 192 1; Arthur Lewis Pierstorff, A.B. (Ohio State) 1919.
The Western New York Farms Corporation Fellow: Earl Louis Felix, B.S.A. (Ten
nessee) 1922.
The Union Sulphur Company Fellow: Clifford Vaughan Kightlinger, B.S. (Grove
City) 1920.
The Williamson Co-operative Vegetable Association Fellow: Allan Goodrich New
hall, B.S. (Minnesota) 1918.
The Bayer Fellow in Plant Pathology: James Stewart Wiant, B.S. (Pennsylvania
State) 1924.
The International Milk Dealers'
Association Fellow: George Knaysi, B.S. (Cornell)
1924.
The National Canners'
Association Fellow in Chemistry: Laurence Francis Pratt,
B.Sc. (Massachusetts Agricultural) 192 1.
The Palmolive Fellow in Chemistry: Paul Henrv Fall, A.B. (Oberlin) 1914, A.M.
(Oberlin) 191 8.
The Honorary Fellow in Fine Arts: Horace Farnham Colby, B.F.A. (Cornell)
1924.
Graduate Scholarships
The Susan Linn Sage Scholars in Philosophy: Kung Chuan Hsiao, A.B. (Missouri)
1922; Dilman Walter Gotshalk, A.B. (Princeton) 1922; Max Harold Fisch,
A.B. (Butler) 1924; Paul Marion Flory, A.B. (Northwestern) 1923, A.M.
(Northwestern) 1924; Willard Lawyer McKinstry, A.B. (Amherst) 1923;
John Reginald Cresswell, B.A. (McMaster) 1922.
The Graduate Scholars in Mathematics: Mardiros Epipan Hekimian, A.B. (Cornell)
1924; Edward Aaron Saibel, S.B. (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
1924.
The Susan Linn Sage Graduate Scholar in Psychology: Helen Marion Bateman,
A.B. (Cornell) 1921.
The Graduate Scholar in Chemistry: Jeanette Lukens Kerbaugh, B.S. (Western
Reserve) 19 19.
The Graduate Scholar in Physics: Madison Cawein, B.S. (Kentucky) 1924.
The Graduate Scholar in Civil Engineering: Shu-tien Li, B.S.C.E. (Pei Yang)
1923.
The Graduate Scholar in Latin and Greek: James Hutton, A.B. (Cornell) 1924.
The Graduate Scholar in Archaeology and Comparative Philology: Cora Rolfe
Laubscher, A.B. (Randolph-Macon) 1915, A.M. (Cornell) 1921.
The Graduate Scholar in Animal Biology: Stuart Taylor Danforth, B.Sc. (Rutgers)
1921.
The Graduate Scholar in English: Richard Beck, A.B. (Gymnasium of Reykjavik)
1920.
The Graduate Scholar in History: Joseph Ruttenberg, A.B. (Cornell) 1923, A.M.
(Cornell) 1924.
The Graduate Scholars in Political Economy: Henry Shenk Davis, A.B. (Wesleyan)
1924; Samuel Henry Everett, A.B. (Amherst) 1923.

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UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS
The University Undergraduate Scholarships
S_^_"nd-ha7ngvan anTal value of #200> are off^d each year to
the
members of
incoming freshman class. The award is made on the basis of a special^om
?n So. e_lammati- n hddrtinLIthaca in September, between the period of the
tl0nS ^-^ of the University. On the basis of the
samTcomi^f
e^^ftjon (unless awarded under the S_ conditions defined on
page nT.
99; two Kenney Scholarships are awarded, each continuing for four years
and haying an annual value of $250. Every candidate for a University Under
graduate Scholarship or for a Kenney Scholarship must have satisfied in full the
entrance requirements of that college of the University which he proposes to
enter Holders of New York State Scholarships, either the Cornell Tuition or
the State University Scholarships, or both, are eligible for University Under
graduate Scholarships, but they too must have satisfied in full the college en
trance requirements.
Following are the rules governing the award of these scholarships:
The University Undergraduate Scholarships will be awarded on the basis of
examinations in three of the eight following subjects: (a) English (entrance
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FELLOWSHIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS 99
Registrar by mail on application, provided the candidate has satisfied all the
entrance requirements and provided the application is accompanied by a state
ment giving the name of the school at which the candidate was prepared, the
name of the principal of the school, and the course which the student proposes
to enter.
UNIVERSITY UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARS
The Cornell Scholarships: Class of 1927: Harry Elmer Wheeler, Mechanical
Engineering; Benjamin Garfinkel, Electrical Engineering. Class of 1928: Myra
Tolins, Arts and Sciences; Pliny Loyal Moore, Arts and Sciences.
The President White Scholarships: Class of 1927: William November, Arts and
Sciences. Class of 1928: David Louis Goldin, Arts and Sciences; Julius Marcus,
Arts and Sciences.
The Henry B. Lord Scholarships: Class of 1927: Eva Youseberg, Arts and
Sciences; Kathryn Marie Reilly, Arts and Sciences. Class of 1928: Wilmer Cor
nell Dechert, Arts and Sciences; William Stokes Farrell, Arts and Sciences.
The McGraw Scholarships: Class of 1927: Lou Wilson Conklin, Arts and
Sciences. Class of 1928: Ralph Nathaniel Harris, Arts and Sciences; Mildred
Mary Williams, Arts and Sciences.
The Sage Scholarships: Class of 1927: Rose Mary Angela Mehegan, Arts and
Sciences; Helen Rosalind Humphrey, Arts and Sciences. Class of 1928: Julius
Victor Coleman, Arts and Sciences; Frederick Wendell Huntington, Arts and
Sciences.
The Sibley Scholarships: Class of 1928: Ronald J. Sweeney, Mechanical En
gineering; Edward Ransom Fiske, jr., Mechanical Engineering.
The Stewart L. Woodford Scholarships: Class of 1927: Glenn Watson Bennett,
Arts and Sciences; Harold Lawrence Ruland, Arts and Sciences. Class of 1928:
Ida Gurevitch, Arts and Sciences; Leo Lieberman, Arts and Sciences.
The John Stanton Gould Scholarships: Class of 1927: Clifford Earl Alexander,
Arts and Sciences. Class of 1928 : Harry Rogavitz, Arts and Sciences, Chemistry ;
Frances May Shattuck, Arts and Sciences.
The Horace Greeley Scholarships: Class of 1927: Helen Victoria Lansing, Arts
and Sciences; Louis Penn, Arts and Sciences. Class of 1928: Frieda Hafekost,
Arts and Sciences; Maurice Daniel Krauss, Arts and Sciences.
Other Undergraduate Scholarships
The Eudorus C. Kenney Scholarships: Under the will of Eudorus C Kenney
of the class of 1882, his residuary estate was left to Cornell University, the net
income to be used for the establishment of scholarships. The amount of the
foundation is about $40,000. Two scholarships, of the annual value of $250
each, are awarded each year for a period of four years to applicants entering the
University who are bona fide residents of the town of Truxton, Cortland County,
New York. Such applicants shall be recommended by a committee consisting of
the Principal of the Truxton Public School, the Superintendent of Schools for the
district including Truxton, and the Supervisor for the Town of Truxton, the
recommendation to be made and certified to the President of the University on
or before September 15 of each year. The President shall award the scholar
ship and certify the award to the Treasurer and the Dean of the University
Faculty. In case of a vacancy in any scholarship the value of the scholarship
may be awarded by the Faculty Committee on Scholarships in such manner as
it may deem best.
The Kenney Scholars in 1923-24: Class of 1925: William Fuller Brown, jr.,
Plattsburg; Nathan Katz, Birmingham, Alabama. Class of 1926: Blanche
Evelyn MacAllister, Truxton; Frances Adelaide MacAllister, Truxton; Alfred
Jerome Bryant, Ithaca. Class of 1927: Mary Phelps Enders, Cobleskill; Bernard
Cioffari, New Rochelle. Class of 1928 ^Wilfred Ernest Hoffman, Truxton; Anna
Gasool, Kingston.
The Frank William Padgham Scholarship, founded by Amos Padgham of
Syracuse, New York, in memory of his son, Frank William Padgham, M.E. '88,
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School of Mechanical Engineering or in the School of Electrical Engineering. It
cannot be held in connection with a New York State Scholarship. It will be
awarded to the candidate, if any, who has had his preparatory education in the
public schools of Syracuse, New York, and who, having been admitted to the
regular course in either of the Schools named, shall pass the best examination in
a competitive examination on mathematics (solid geometry, advanced algebra,
and plane trigonometry) and on two of the following: (i) third year German; (2)
third year French; (3) English. The examination for this scholarship is held at
the same time as the University Undergraduate Scholarship examinations; and
the candidate must declare his intention to enter the Padgham Scholarship
examination and state his qualifications therefor to the Registrar, who will
issue the usual permit to enter this special examination. In case no one qualifies
for this scholarship in the foregoing manner, the faculties of the Schools may, with
certain restrictions, recommend the awarding of the scholarship to some worthy
applicant, preferably from Syracuse. Upon request, detailed information regard
ing the examination and the awarding of the scholarship will be furnished by the
Dean of the College or by the Registrar of Cornell University. It was held in
1924-25 by John Edward Shultz, of Lakemont.
The Roberts Scholarship Fund provides five annual scholarships, of the value
of $240 each, for students in the College of Agriculture.
For Non-Resident Students of Agriculture. In the College of Agriculture there
are available ordinarily ten scholarships carrying free tuition to non-residents
of New York State who are especially worthy of aid.
The Fred Lewis Wilson Scholarship, of the annual value of $192, is awarded
for a period of not more than two years to students in the Sibley School of Me
chanical Engineering or in the School of Electrical Engineering who have been at
least one year in the University and who are in need of financial aid. The scholar
ship is awarded by a committee consisting of the President of the University,
the Dean of the College of Engineering, and one other person chosen by them.
In awarding the scholarship, consideration is given to scholarship, character,
probable usefulness in the world at large, proficiency in mechanic arts, and
pecuniary need.
The William Delmore Thompson Scholarship, established in memory of William
Delmore Thompson, a member of the class of 19 17, is for the benefit of self-sup
porting students in Mechanical Engineering. It is awarded at the beginning of
the junior year and, if the student's work proves satisfactory, is to continue
throughout the senior year.
Mrs. Lewis Auden-
The John Leisenring Wentz Scholarship, founded in 1920 by
ried in memory of John Leisenring Wentz, a member of the class of 1898, consists
of the income of a fund of $5,500. It is awarded at the end of each academic
year to a member of the incoming senior class in Mechanical or Electrical En
gineering who is in need of pecuniary help and who during his junior year has
maintained a high scholastic standing. The award is determined by a committee
approved by the President of the University from the Faculty of the College of
Engineering.
The Alexander and Mary E. Saunders Scholarship is of an annual value of
$650, being the income of a fund bequeathed to the University by Mrs. Mary
Ellen Saunders of Yonkers, N. Y. It is awarded for a period of four years to an
undergraduate in a literary or scientific department who is an American boy of
Scotch, English, or Irish parentage and who is nominated for the scholarship by
the superintendent, principal, and teachers of the Yonkers High School. It was
held in 1924-25 by Robert Baird Brown of Yonkers.
The Grasselli Undergraduate Scholarship in Chemistry, of the annual value
of $500, is supported by the Grasselli Chemical Company of Cleveland, Ohio.
It was held in 1924-25 by Carlisle Schade.
The Judson L. Smith Scholarship: Open to upperclassmen in the School of
Civil Engineering; pays $200 a year, the income of a fund given by Mrs. Sarah L.
Smith of Saranac Lake, New York, in memory of her son. It is awarded by the
Faculty of the School of Civil Engineering at the end of each year to a student
of the incoming senior or junior class in that school, of good character and scholar
ship and needing pecuniary aid.

FELLOWSHIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS IOI
State Grange Scholarships in Agriculture. At its annual meeting in February,
1914, the New York State Grange adopted a resolution whereby $600 is to be
given to members of the Order in the form of twelve scholarships in the Winter
Courses in Agriculture in Cornell University. The scholarships are each of the
value of $50, to be awarded to men or women who attain the highest standing in
competitive examinations. The candidate should apply to the Master of the
Pomona Grange in his home county, or to the Deputy in counties which have no
Pomona Grange.
Beatty Agricultural Scholarships. By the will of Harrison L. Beatty of Bain
bridge, New York, the income of $5,000 is devoted to three equal scholarships
in the winter courses, to be known as the Beatty Agricultural Scholarships.
These scholarships are to be awarded to residents of Chenango County, one of
whom shall be a resident of the town of Bainbridge. In making the award, equal
consideration will be given to education and practical experience. Competitive
examinations are held annually in Norwich and Bainbridge, New York, in the
last week of September; the exact dates are to be announced to those applying
for the examinations. The applications must be sent to the Secretary of the
College of Agriculture, Ithaca, New York, by September 1.
New York State Bankers Association Scholarships. Five scholarships of $200
each in the winter courses in Agriculture have been offered for Junior Extension
Workers by the New York State Bankers Association. Details of the compe
tition in which these scholarships are awarded may be had on application to the
State Leader of Junior Extension, New York State College of Agriculture.
The American Agriculturist Scholarship. The American Agriculturist offers
a scholarship of $200 for use in the winter courses in Agriculture by a Junior
Extension Worker. For a statement of the rules governing the award of this
scholarship candidates should apply to the State Leader of Junior Extension,
New York State College of Agriculture.
State Free-Tuition Scholarships in Cornell University
Under Section 1037 of the New York State Education Law of 1910, the Com
missioner of Education awards annually, after a competitive examination, to
pupils of the public schools of the State, free-tuition scholarships in Cornell
University equal to the number of assembly districts in the State. That number
now is 150. Each scholarship entitles the holder to free tuition for four years,
beginning in the September next after the examination. The holder of one of
these scholarships, in order to enjoy its benefits, must have satisfied the regular
requirements for admission to one of the colleges of the University, and must
have registered as a student of that college before the close of the last regular
registration day for new students in the September next after the examination.
After the holder is duly registered as a student of the University, and not until
then, he comes into possession of the scholarship. His tenure of it thereafter is
subject to the provisions of Section 1037, to the Commissioner's regulation, and
to the University's usual examinations and rules.
A State free-tuition scholar in good standing may, after obtaining leave of
absence from his college, obtain from the President of the University, upon written
application to the Secretary of the University, leave to retain his scholarship dur
ing absence either for the purpose of earning funds with which to continue his
studies or on account of illness. In such circumstances the President of the Uni
versity may extend the period of the scholarship so as to afford the holder not
more than six years from the commencement thereof for the completion of his
course in the University. A scholar's absence from the University without leave,
or tardiness in registering at the beginning of any term, is a delinquency that may
involve the forfeiture of the scholarship. The Secretary of the University is re
quired to inform the Commissioner of Education promptly of the vacancy of any
scholarship, and the Commissioner has authority to fill a vacancy by appointing
the person next on the list of candidates.
For information about the conditions of award of these scholarships, applica
tion should be made to the State Commissioner of Education at Albany.

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The State University Scholarships
Under Chapter 292 of the Laws of 1913, as amended by Chapter 502, Laws of
1920, and Chapter 130, Laws of 1924, the State of New York maintains scholarshipsfive
of which are awarded each county annually for each assembly district
therein. Each of these scholarships entitles the holder to $100 for each year which
he is in attendance upon an approved college in this State during a period of four
years. These are called the State University Scholarships. At Cornell they are
commonly known as the State cash scholarships, to distinguish them from the
State free-tuition scholarships in this University. They are awarded by the
State Commissioner of Education at Albany, to whom application should be made
for any information about the conditions of award, or for any information about
the rules of administration. The University has no part in administering these
scholarships except to keep the Commissioner informed of the attendance or
absence of those scholars who are enrolled here. If a State University Scholar
is absent from the University either with or without leave the Secretary of the
University is required to inform the Commissioner of the absence promptly and
only the Commissioner has authority to confirm a leave of absence with respect
to the tenure of the scholarship.
The use that may be made of a State University Scholarship is defined by
Chapter 130, Laws of 1924, as follows: "A person entitled to such scholarship
shall not be restricted as to the choice of the college which he desires to attend,
or the course of study which he proposes to pursue; provided that no such scholar
ship shall include professional instruction in theology, or in any graduate courses
following the receiving of a bachelor's degree; and provided further, that the
college selected by the person entitled to such scholarship is situated within the
state of New York, and is incorporated as a college and authorized under the
laws of this state and the rules of the regents of the university to confer degrees.
The term 'college'
as used in this section includes universities, professional and
technical schools and other institutions for higher education authorized to confer
degrees, requiring four years of undergraduate study to obtain a degree and
regents."
approved by the board of

PRIZES
A list of the prizes open to students of Cornell University in competition is
printed below with the names of the winners in 1924-25. Additional information
about the prizes, including the rules of award in every instance, is given in a pam
phlet entitled Prize Competitions, published by the University and distributed
free of charge to applicants by the Secretary of the University.
The Woodford Prize, founded in 1870 by Stewart Lyndon Woodford, is given
annually for the best English oration, both matter and manner of delivery being
taken into account. The prize is in the form of a gold medal, or, if the winner
choose, $100 in money instead. Awarded to Herman Wolkinson.
The Horace K. White Prizes, established in 1872 by Horace K. White of Syra
cuse, are awarded annually to the most meritorious students in the graduating
class of the New York State Veterinary College, $15 to the first in merit and $10
to the second. Awarded to Walter Joseph Gibbons and Richard Vincent Gibbons.
The Sibley Prizes in Mechanic Arts, founded by Hiram Sibley in 1884, are
awarded annually to those students in the Sibley School of Mechanical Engineer
ing who, in the opinion of the faculty of that school, show the greatest merit in
their work. The sum of $100 is divided among the winners. Awarded to Luke
Matthew McVeigh, Lester Francis Bourgarde, Charles Osborn Mackey, and
Herbert Oscar de Postels.
The Eighty-Six Memorial Prize, the income of a sum of money left as a mem
orial by the Class of 1886, and amounting to $86 annually, is an undergraduate
prize in declamation, awarded after a public competition held in May of each
year. Awarded to Milton Harvey Friedman.
The Barnes Shakespeare Prize, founded by Mrs. Alfred Smith Barnes of Brook
lyn in 1887, is about $50, the annual income of her gift of $1,000. Awarded to
Helen Martha Peavy.
The Boardman Senior Prize Scholarship, founded by Judge Douglas Boardman,
the first dean of the College of Law, in 1888, is open to students of that college,
and is awarded annually in June to the junior who has, in the Faculty's judgment,
done the best work in law subjects to the end of his junior year. The stipend is
$100, payable during the senior year. Awarded to Milton Weiss.
The Fuertes Medals were established by Professor E. A. Fuertes in 1893. One
of them is awarded annually to the best student in the graduating class of the
School of Civil Engineering, and the other is awarded annually to a graduate of
that school for a meritorious paper upon some engineering subject. Awarded to
Charles Smith Whitney, Herman Greig Veeder, and David Wallace Punzelt.
The Ninety-Four Memorial Prize, the income of a fund established by the
Class of 1894 and amounting to $94 annually, is an undergraduate prize in debate,
awarded after a public competition held in January of each year. Awarded to
Martin Rosenblum.
The Charles Goodwin Sands Memorial Medal, founded in 1900 by the family
of Charles Goodwin Sands of the Class of 1 890, is awarded for work of exceptional
merit in any of the advanced courses of the College of Architecture. Awarded to
Hester Bancroft and Paul Boynton Meserve.
The Clifton Beckwith Brown Memorial Medal was established in 1901 by John
Harkness Brown in memory of his brother, a member of the Class of 1900, who
was killed on the field of battle at San Juan Hill. A silver replica is awarded to
the senior in the College of Architecture attaining the highest standing in design
during his senior year, and a bronze replica to the senior taking second place,
provided in either instance that the degree of merit is exceptionally high. Not
awarded in 1924-25.
The Corson Browning Prize, founded by Professor Hiram Corson in 1902, is
a gold medal of the value of $50, or the equivalent in money if the winner prefer,
awarded annually for the best competitive essay on Robert Browning. Awarded
to Henry Francis Cook.
The Corson French Prize, founded in 1902 by Professor Corson in memory of
his wife, Caroline Rollin Corson, is a gold medal of the value of $50 or the equiva-
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lent in money if the winner prefer, awarded annually for the best essay on a sub
ject in either French philology or French literature. Awarded to Helen Martha
Peavy.
The Guilford Essay Prize, founded by James B. Guilford in 1902 to promote
composition,"
"a high standard of excellence in English prose
consists of about
$150, the annual income from his bequest of $3,000. Awarded to James Hutton.
The Luana L. Messenger Memorial Prize of $250, the annual income of a fund
of $5,000 established in 1902 by Hiram J. Messenger, is awarded to that student
who submits the essay "giving evidence of the best research and most fruitful
thought in the field of human progress or the evolution of civilization during some
period in human history or during human whole."
history as a Awarded to
Pearl Sydenstricker Buck.
The John Metcalfe Polk Prizes. In memory of J. M. Polk, an instructor in the
Medical College, who was graduated from the Medical Department of Cornell
University on June 7, 1899, and died on March 29, 1904, three prizes aggregating
$500 are presented at each Commencement to members of the graduating class
who have completed the full course of study in the Cornell University Medical
College and have attained the highest standing in the class. The prizes are re
spectively $300, $125, and $75. Awarded to Theodore Dunham, jr., Virginia
Macqueen Travell, and Raymond Owen Hitchcock.
The Sherman-Bennett Prize was founded in 1905 by Philo Sherman-Bennett
of New Haven, Connecticut, who bequeathed to William J. Bryan of Lincoln,
Nebraska,
a fund to found prizes in twenty-five colleges or universities to be
selected by Mr. Bryan. The prize consists of $20, the income of $400, and is
government."
awarded "for the best essay discussing the principles of free
awarded in 1924-25.
The Whiting Prizes, the first being $50 and the second $25, have been offered
since 1908 by Professor Frederick Whiting to the two students in the graduating
class of the Medical College, to be designated by him, who make the best records
in the practical and theoretical work in otology. Awarded to Theodore Dun
ham, jr., and Rebecca Burr Carter.
The James T. Morrison Prize, founded in 1909 by James T. Morrison of Ithaca,
is a gold medal or, if the winner choose, $100 in money, awarded annually for the
best original poem or poems. Divided into equal parts in 1924-25 and awarded
to Edith Horton and Elizabeth Raushenbush; honorable mention of Paschal
Neilson Strong, jr.
The Eastman Prizes for Public Speaking were founded by A. R. Eastman of
Waterville, New York, in 1909, and endowed in 1917, when he gave the University
$3,000 to maintain a first prize of $100 and a second prize of $20, for public
speaking on topics of country life. The annual competition is open only to regular
or special students of the College of Agriculture. Awarded to Cuyler Emory
Paine and Harold Ives Frederick.
The Sampson Fine Arts Prize, founded by Professor Martin Wright Sampson
in 1909, is awarded annually "to that student in the University who shows the
archi
most intelligent appreciation of the graphic and plastic arts and of
The prize is given, not for practical proficiency in painting, drawing, or designing,
but for natural or acquired ability to appreciate artistic beauty. It is the income
of a fund of $1,000 and is awarded, under regulations administered by the Pro
fessor of Aesthetics, to be expended in books or reproductions. Awarded to
Edgar Fred Bissantz.
The Fraser Senior Prize Scholarships, of $100 and $50 respectively, founded in
191 1 by an alumnus of the College of Law in memory of Alexander Hugh Ross
Fraser, late librarian of that college, are awarded annually about the beginning of
the academic year to seniors whose law course has been taken entirely in Cornell
University and who have most fully shown evidence of high qualities of mind and
character by superior achievement in scholarship and by those attributes of manli
ness which earn the commendation of teachers and fellow students. The award
is made upon the recommendation of the senior class by vote from a list of mem
bers submitted by the Faculty as eligible by reason of superior scholarship. The
holder of the Boardman Scholarship is not eligible. Awarded to Albert John
Monahan and Franklin Secor Wood.
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The Hollingworth Honorarium of $50, established by Dr. W. G. Hollingworth
of Utica in 191 1, is awarded to a senior in the Veterinary College on his general
good standing throughout the course and especially on his standing in pathology
and bacteriology. Awarded to Robert Herman Volgenau and Walter Joseph
Gibbons.
The Early English Text Society presents four of its publications annually to be
awarded as prizes to those students who pass the best examinations in Early
English. Awarded to Richard Beck.
The Fuertes Memorial Prizes in Public Speaking were founded in 1912 by
Charles H. Baker, a graduate of the School of Civil Engineering of the Class of
1886. Three prizes, one of $125, one of $35, and one of $20, are offered annually
to members of the junior and senior classes in the Colleges of Engineering and
Architecture for proficiency in public speaking. Awarded to Kenneth Gregg Van
Wynen, Glen Leslie Logan, and Richard Irving Land.
The Graduate Prize in Philosophy, established in 1912, has an annual value of
about $25 and is open to competition by students registered in the Graduate
School. It is given to the student who submits the best paper embodying the
results of research in the field of philosophy. Not awarded in 1924-25.
The James Gordon Bennett Prize of $50, founded in 19 12, is open to seniors
in the Veterinary College and is offered for work in the clinics giving evidence of
ability to handle diseased animals humanely, emphasis being put upon the stu
dent's ability to apply local and general anaesthesia effectively. Awarded to
Robert Herman Volgenau and Paul Albert Raymond.
The Jane Miller Prize of $50, founded in 19 12, is awarded to the student
or students having the highest standing in veterinary physiology. It is usually
divided into prizes of $30 and $20 and awarded at the end of the junior year.
Awarded to Alexander Zeissig and Andre Ray DeMott.
The George Chapman Caldwell Prize of $50 was established in 19 13 by Frank
Cary Caldwell and Mrs. Grace Caldwell Chamberlain as a memorial of their
father, the first Professor of Chemistry at this University. It is awarded annually
in money, accompanied by a certificate, to a member of the senior class, for general
excellence in the Course in Chemistry. Awarded to Harold Adlard Lovenberg.
The Ring Memorial Prizes, established in 1913 by bequest of Charles A. Ring
of Newfane, New York, are awarded to undergraduates of the College of Agricul
ture for essays giving reviews of literature in the field of floriculture, vegetable
gardening, or pomology, and showing the greatest ability to evaluate scientific
evidence. A first prize of about $30 and a second prize of about $20 are offered.
First prize awarded to Robert Hughes Hartshorn; second prize to Shu Chun
Teng and Cuyler Emory Paine.
The Stewart Prize, offered annually since 1913 by S. L. Stewart of Brookside
Farms, Newburgh, New York, is a prize of $50 to be divided among students par
ticipating in a clean-milk contest. Awarded to Kenneth Renney Button, Charles
Isaac Bowman, Parseg Gumushian, and Elmer Irving Browning.
T%e J. G. White Prizes in Spanish, founded by James Gilbert White in 1914,
are three prizes, each of the value of $100, offered annually. Two are offered for
excellence in Spanish, one of them to juniors and seniors in the College of Engi
neering and the other to juniors and seniors in the other colleges of the University.
The third is offered for excellence in English to undergraduates from the Latin-
American Republics and until June, 1925, but not thereafter, to undergraduates
from Porto Rico and the Philippine Islands. Awarded to Arthur Esteban Saldana
of the College of Engineering; the other two prizes were not awarded in 1924-25.
The Student Medal of the American Institute of Architects has been offered each
year since 191 5 to that member of the graduating class of the College of Archi
tecture whose record is the best throughout the course. The person to whom the
medal is awarded is invited to exhibit his work at the next annual convention of
the Institute. Awarded to Thomas Jefferson Baird.
The Charles Lathrop Pack Foundation, endowed with $500 in 19 15 by Mr.
Pack, who increased the endowment to $2,000 in 1923, supports two prizes of
$50 each which are offered annually to students of the Department of Forestry.
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class who has made the best record during his course in this University; the latter
is offered for an essay calculated to increase in the public mind the appreciation
of the importance of forestry in the national economy. The former prize was
divided into equal parts in 1924-25 and was awarded to Bernard Frank and
Neale Russell Hamilton; the latter was awarded to N. Gardiner Bump ' with
honorable mention of Neale Russell Hamilton.
The Charles Lee Crandall Prizes, founded in 19 16 by alumni of the School of
Civil Engineering in memory of Professor Crandall, are a first prize of $100 and
second prize of about $25. They are offered each year for the best papers written
by seniors or juniors of that school on suitable subjects, provided both the sub
stance and the written form of the papers submitted show real merit. The object
of the offer is to encourage research, to stimulate interest in matters of public
concern, and to create in students an appreciation of the opportunities which the
profession of civil engineering holds for the exercise of public spirit. Not awarded
in 1924-25-
The Goethe Prize of $50, for the best essay on Goethe, has been offered each
year since 1917 by Ludwig Vogelstein of New York. Awarded to Iwao Awoki.
The Alumni Prize in the College of Agriculture was established in 1919. It is
$25, to be awarded by the Faculty to the member of the junior class making the
best record in his studies for the first three years. Awarded to Walter Ellinwood
Benning.
i The William M. Polk Memorial Prizes in Gynecology, founded by Mrs. Polk
in 1919 in memory of Dr. Polk, Dean and Professor of Gynecology in Cornell
University Medical College from its establishment in 1898 until his death in 191 8,
are offered to the three members of the senior class in order of merit who obtain
especial distinction in the department of gynecology. The prizes are $100, $75,
and $50. Awarded to Elizabeth Frances Freeman, Frances Elizabeth Vosburgh,
and Samuel Schwartz.
The Juliette MacMonnies Courant Prize was founded in 192 1 by Mrs. Margaret
MacMonnies Courant in memory of her daughter, who received the degree of
A.B. in the Class of 19 16. It is $50, either in cash or in books as the recipient may
choose. It is awarded annually to that woman of the senior class whose major
subject is French and who has, in the opinion of the committee of award, made
the best record in her four years of work, with especial reference to facility of ex
pression in French. Awarded to Hattie Raunheim.
The Frank A. Barton Prize was founded in 1922 by Mrs. Louise Wilkeson Bar
ton of Ithaca in memory of her husband, Colonel Frank Arthur Barton, U. S.
Army, of the Class of 1 89 1 late Professor of , Military Science and Tactics in this
University. It is a silver cup, awarded annually to that cadet officer of the
Reserve Officers'
Training Corps who has taken the keenest interest in the Corps
and has shown the highest military qualities. Awarded to Harry Van Nuys Wade.
The Seaman Military Prizes were established in 1923 by Dr. Louis Livingston
Seaman of the Class of 1872, major and surgeon of the First Regiment, U. S.
Volunteer Engineers, in the war with Spain. In 1924-25 a first prize of $200 and
a second prize of $100 were offered for the best essays on the subject of the
American army ration in peace and in war. They were awarded respectively to
Donald Eugene Meagley and Charles Alton Gillett.
The American Bureau of Shipping (American "Lloyds") has placed at the dis
posal of the Department of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering an annual
cash prize of $100, to be awarded to the student taking the senior option in Naval
Architecture and Marine Engineering who, in the judgment of the instructors
of the department, has shown the greatest ability and promise. Awarded in
1924-25 to Henry Howard Lenz.
The Gustav Seligman Prize in Obstetrics, the income of an anonymous gift of
$2,000 to the Medical College, was awarded in 1924-25, a first prize of $75 to
Marie Fuhrer Gregory and a second prize of $25 to Frances Elizabeth Vosburgh.

LOAN FUNDS: OTHER PECUNIARY AIDS
Cornell University has two general funds that are used to make loans to stu
dents. They are (i) the F. W. Guiteau Student Loan Fund, established by the
will of Frederick William Guiteau and augmented by the will of his sister, Mrs.
Nancy Guiteau Howe, both of Irvington-on-Hudson, the income of which fund
is by the terms of the bequest available for loans to young men; and (2) The
Women Students'
Loan Fund, consisting of a former student loan fund, increased
in 1913 by $7,000 assigned to this fund by the late President Andrew D. White
the late Trustee Andrew Carnegie. Both
from funds placed at his disposal by
these funds are administered for the Trustees of the University by a standing
committee. Applications for loans are received by the Secretary of the Uni
versity for submission to that committee. The benefits of these funds are re
served to undergraduate students who have been in attendance at Cornell Uni
versity for at least one year, and preference is given to seniors and juniors. Ac
count is taken of the applicant's character, scholastic record, and need of financial
assistance. Loans are made ordinarily to assist students that would otherwise
be unable to meet the tuition charges. Money borrowed from either of the funds
is to be repaid to the fund with interest at five per cent per annum.
The John Knickerbacker Fund, established in 1919 by John Knickerbacker
'87, of Troy, N. Y., supports a limited number of bursaries; the bursars are re
quired to be young men of good minds, healthy and strong bodies, good moral
character and sound moral opinions and beliefs, to be earnest and persevering
workers, and to come from parents born in the United States and known to be
or to have been good citizens. Applications are invited by the Secretary of the
University in the spring, and a standing committee fills any vacant bursaries by
election in the summer.
These following are funds of somewhat narrower scope:
Agricultural Student Loan Fund. Founded by gift of the School of Practical
Agriculture and Horticulture at Briarcliff, N. Y., to aid students in the Agricul
tural College who are working their way through, and increased by Agricultural
students. Established 1908.
Florence Dearstyne Fund. Gift under the will of Miss Florence E. Dearstyne,
the income to be used under the direction of the Federation of Cornell Women's
Clubs in assisting needy young women students. Established 1914.
William C. Seidell Book Fund. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Gerritt S. Miller, the in
come to be used to purchase books for young men working their way through
the School of Civil Engineering. Established 1905.
Women's Guild Fund. The gift of women interested in the University, the
income to be used to aid needy sick students. Established in 1892.
Wurts Loan Fund. Gift of Alexander Jay Wurts, in memory of his mother,
the income to be loaned to students of the Sibley School of Mechanical Engi
neering to shoulders."
"help lift the man's burden from the boy's
Additions by
students. Sibley Established 1912.
Edwin G. Vail Fund. Gift under the will of Edwin G. Vail of Dutchess County,
the income to be expended in the aid of needy students from Dutchess County who
may in the annual examination therefor succeed in winning a State Tuition
Scholarship in the University.
Theodore Gilbert Hubbard Memorial Fund. Gift of Mrs. Caroline W. Hub
bard for the use of needy students. Established 192 1.
Robert Critchlow Dewar Loan Fund for Students in Civil Engineering. Joint
gift of the Cornell Society of Civil Engineers and Mrs. James Dewar in mem
ory of her son, a member of the Class of 1909, who died on May 20, 1914. Estab-
Hunter Loan Fund for Young Women. Gift under the will of George W. Jones
as a permanent fund to be loaned to young women students of the University
who may be deemed worthy of such aid by the Board of Trustees.
Martin J. Insull Fund. Gift of Martin J. Insull '93, of Chicago, for the aid
of deserving students of the Sibley School of Mechanical Engineering. Estabished
1923.
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PAYMENTS TO THE UNIVERSITY
TUITION
The University charges tuition fees. The rates in 1924-25 were as follows:
For the regular year:
In the College of Arts and Sciences, three hundred dollars;
In the College of Law, two hundred dollars;
In the College of Architecture, three hundred dollars;
In the Veterinary College, two hundred dollars;
In the College of Agriculture, two hundred dollars;
In the College of Engineering, three hundred dollars;
In the College of Home Economics, two hundred dollars;
In the Medical College, three hundred dollars;
In the Graduate School, seventy-five dollars;
For the Summer Session, fifty dollars;
For the Summer School in Agriculture, fifty dollars;
For the Winter Courses in Agriculture, twenty-five dollars.
Tuition and other fees become due when the student registers. The University
allows twenty days of grace after the last registration day of each term of the
regular session, and five days of grace after the first registration day of the Winter
Courses and the Summer Session. The last day of grace is generally printed on
the registration coupon which the student is required to present at the Treasurer's
office. Any student who fails to pay his tuition charges, other fees, and other in
debtedness to the University, or who, if entitled to free tuition, fails to claim it
at the Treasurer's office and to pay his fees and other indebtedness, within the
prescribed period of grace, is thereby dropped from the University unless the
Treasurer has granted him an extension of time to complete payment. The
Treasurer is permitted to grant such an extension when, in his judgment, the
circumstances of a particular case warrant his doing so. For any such extension
the student is assessed a fee of $5 for the first week and $2 additional for each
subsequent week in which the whole or any part of the debt remains unpaid,
but the assessment in any case is not more than $15. The assessment may be
waived in any instance for reasons satisfactory to the Comptroller and the Regis
trar,
when such reasons are set forth in a written statement.
If a student withdraw from any of the colleges of the University at Ithaca,
the Treasurer may refund a part of the tuition fee or cancel a part of the obligation
that the student has incurred for tuition, provided the reason for the withdrawal
be stated in writing and be satisfactory to the Comptroller and the Registrar.
In such any case, the amount that the student owes the University for tuition is
computed in the appropriate one of the following ways: For any of the short
summer courses, twenty-five per cent of the term's tuition for each week or
fraction of a week between the first registration day and the date of his certificate
of withdrawal as issued by his college; for the regular first or second term of the
University at Ithaca, or for the winter course of the College of Agriculture, ten
per cent of the term's tuition for each week or fraction of a week between the first
registration day and the date of his certificate of withdrawal as issued by his
college. In the Medical College in New York City there is no provision for re
funding or rebating the fees on account of a student's withdrawal.
Any tuition or other fee may be changed by the Board of Trustees to take
effect at any time without previous notice.
CERTAIN CLASSES OF STUDENTS ENTITLED TO FREE TUITION
Tuition is free to the students who hold the State Scholarships in Cornell
University provided for by Section 1037 of the New York State Education Law
of 1910.
Students pursuing full, special, or short courses in the New York State Veter
or the New York
inary College, the New York State College of Agriculture,
State College of Home Economics (except the course in Hotel Administration),
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and students in the Graduate School whose major work is taken in these colleges,
who at the beginning of the college year are and for at least twelve months prior
thereto have been bona fide residents of the State of New York, are exempt from
the payment of tuition fees; provided, however, that no student shall be allowed
to transfer from any such course to another course wherein tuition is charged
without first paying the regular tuition fees for the hours for which he may re
ceive credit in the latter course. (For provisions governing free tuition in the
Summer School in Agriculture, see the Announcement of the Summer Session.)
Members of the instructing staff registered in the Graduate school and having
their major subject in the college or the line of work in which they are instructing,
or already having a degree and registered for the first degree in the college in
which they are instructing, are exempt from the payment of tuition fees and from
the payment of laboratory and shop fees in the department in which they are
employed to give instruction; members of the instructing staff who take work
for which they must pay tuition are required to pay in proportion to the amount
of work for which they are registered.
OTHER FEES
A Matriculation Fee of $10 is required of every student upon entrance into the
University. This fee must be paid at the time of registration.
An Infirmary Fee of $5 a term is required, at the beginning of each term, of
every student, except in the Medical College in New York City. Students in the
Summer Session or the Summer School in Agriculture have the privilege of ad
mission to the Infirmary; they pay no fee in advance, but are liable to the regular
charges for any service rendered them there. For students in the Winter Courses
in Agriculture, the infirmary fee is $3.
A Locker Fee is required at the beginning of each term of every undergraduate
man and every woman of the freshman and sophomore classes. It is $2 a term
for men and $1 a term for women. Its payment entitles the student, as the case
may be, either to the use of a locker, with bathing facilities and towels, in the
Gymnasium, the New York State Drill Hall, or the Schoellkopf Memorial Build
ing, or else to the use of the Women's gymnasium, recreation rooms and play
grounds, and to the use of a locker if that is necessary.
A Graduation Fee is required, at least ten days before the degree is to be con
ferred, of every candidate for a degree. For a first or baccalaureate degree the
fee is $10; for an advanced degree it is $20. The fee will be returned if the degree
is not conferred.
Laboratory Fees. In courses of study that require work in laboratory, shop, or
drafting room, or field work, a fee is charged to cover the cost of material, etc.,
used by the student.
Every student registered in the College of Engineering must pay a laboratory
fee, one-half of the fee at the beginning of each term, at the following annual
rates: Freshmen in the College of Engineering, $25; sophomores, juniors, and
seniors in Mechanical Engineering and Electrical Engineering, $25; sophomores,
juniors, and seniors in Civil Engineering, $8. Students not registered in the
college of Engineering but taking work in the shops must pay a laboratory fee
at the rate of $3.50 a record hour. (A student who has taken while in a non-
engineering college of the University part of the work required for an engineering
degree shall, before receiving the technical degree, be required to pay to the Uni
versity Treasurer such amount as would have been necessary if he had taken all
such work while registered in the College of Engineering.)
Every student registered in the College of Architecture must pay, at the be
ginning of each term, a laboratory fee of $10. Students not registered in the Col
lege of Architecture are required to pay $5 a term, for each course in which they
may be registered, in design, drafting, or drawing from life; except that when
the student is registered for more than two such courses the total fee shall be $10.
Deposits. In some courses, particularly in Chemistry, the student is required
to make in advance at the office of the Treasurer of the University a deposit of
money to cover the cost of material to be used and supplies to be consumed by
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the deposit; at the end of the term any balance remaining of the deposit is re
turned to the student. Every student registered in the first year of the Course in
Chemistry must deposit $20 at the beginning of the first term and $30 at the
beginning of the second term. The advanced student of Chemistry should be
prepared, if he takes several courses at the same time, to deposit as much as
$60 or $70 for a single term. In some of the courses in Chemistry, however, the
student is required to pay a comparatively small laboratory fee instead of making
a deposit.
The Graduate School. An administration fee of $12.50 a term is required of
every student registered in the Graduate School.
Exemption of Instructors. Those members of the instructing staff who are
registered in the Graduate School are exempt from the payment of the laboratory
and shop fees in courses taken or in research pursued in the departments in which
they are respectively employed to give instruction.

PUBLICATIONS
Cornell University: Agricultural Experiment Station:
Memoirs. Nos. 1-91. 1913-25. The Memoirs consist of the
more technical bulletins of the Federal Experiment Station at
Cornell University.
Cornell University : Library :
Catalogue of the historical library of Andrew Dickson White.
Parts, 1, 2, 4.
Catalogue and supplement of the Dante collection presented by Willard
Fiske.
Catalogue of the Petrarch collection bequeathed by Willard Fiske.
Catalogue of the Icelandic collection bequeathed by Willard Fiske.
Catalogue of Runic literature, forming a part of the Icelandic collec
tion bequeathed by Willard Fiske.
Islandica. v. 1-15. 1908-24. An annual relating to Iceland and
to the Fiske Icelandic collection in Cornell University.
Cornell University: Medical College:
Cornell University Medical Bulletin, v. 1-14. 191 1-25.
Publications. 1901-25. The Bulletin and Publications contain
studies from the several departments of the Medical College and
its research laboratories. The Bulletin includes the annual
Announcement of the Medical College.
Cornell University :
Official Publication, v. 1-16. 1910-25. Issued monthly from
July through November, and semi-monthly from December
through June. It includes the annual Register, the annual Report
of the President, the announcements of the several colleges
(except the Medical College), the General Circular of Infor
mation, and various departmental and other announcements.
The Secretary of the University is the University Publisher.
Cornell University : Department of the Classics :
Cornell Studies in Classical Philology, v. 1-2 1. 188 7-
1925.
Cornell University : Sage School of Philosophy :
Cornell Studies in Philosophy, v. 1-16. 1900-25. A series of
monographs issued under the editorial supervision of the pro
fessors of philosophy in the Sage School of Philosophy.
Philosophical Review, v. 1-34. 1892-1925. A bi-monthly journal
edited by Ernest Albee, W. A. Hammond and Frank Thilly in
the Sage School of Philosophy.
Cornell University : Department of English :
Cornell Studies in English, v. 1-8. 1916-24. A series of mono
graphs issued by the Department. The series is edited by
Professors Joseph Q. Adams, Clark S. Northup, and Martin
W. Sampson.
Cornell University : Engineering Experiment Station.
Bulletin. Nos. 1-2, Nov. 1923 to May 1924.
Ill

THE ALUMNI
THE ALUMNI REPRESENTATIVE
The central office of the alumni at Cornell University is that of the
Alumni Representative. That office was created by the Board of
Trustees of the University on June 22, 1920, in confirmation of a re
quest contained in identical resolutions presented by the Associate
Alumni of Cornell University (now the Cornell Alumni Corporation),
the Cornell Association of Class Secretaries, and the Cornellian Coun
cil. The Alumni Representative is appointed by the Board of Trus
tees on the nomination of the presidents of those three organizations
of alumni. He reports to and is under the direction of a committee of
five, composed of three persons representing the three organizations
respectively
and two members of the Board of Trustees who are
alumni. His primary duty is the development of the relations be
tween the University and its alumni. The present Alumni Repre
sentative is Foster M. Coffin '12. His office is in Room 31, Morrill
Hall, Ithaca. The directing committee is Romeyn Berry '04, for the
Alumni Corporation; Walter P. Cooke '91, for the Cornellian Coun
cil; J. H. Comstock '74, for the Association of Class Secretaries, and
Ira A. Place '81 and J. DuPratt White '90, for the Board of Trustees.
CORNELL ALUMNI CORPORATION
The Charter of the University gives the alumni the right to elect
two members of the Board of Trustees every year. All graduates of
the first degree in any of the departments of the University and all
persons who have been admitted to any degree higher than the first
are alumni within the definition of the Statutes.
in the University
At a meeting called for the purpose, and held on June 26, 1872, repre
sentatives of all the classes that had graduated being present, an
organization was effected to be known as the Associate Alumni of
Cornell University. The object of this association was declared to be
"to promote in every proper way the interest of the University, and
to foster among the graduates a sentiment of regard for each other and
attachment to their Alma Mater."
The by-laws contained a pro
vision for the election of trustees by the alumni in accordance with the
Charter, which then permitted such an election to take place pro
vided forty-five alumni met at the University on the day before the
annual Commencement. An amendment to the Charter in 1883 in
augurated a new method of election by which members of the alumni,
not present in person at the annual meeting, are permitted to vote for
trustees by written ballot mailed to the Treasurer of the University,
and that method has virtually superseded the primitive procedure.
An election of trustees may take place at the annual meeting only if
the vote by written ballot has been indecisive.
As the alumni increased in number and formed local clubs and
associations throughout the United States and even in foreign coun-
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tries, their need increased to have a central organization competent
to look after other matters than the election of the alumni trustees
and able to conduct its business throughout the year. The Associate
Alumni became a corporation under the laws of the State of New
York on May 9, 1903. Amendments to its constitution and by-laws
were adopted from time to time to provide for the new duties that it
was expected to perform.
A general revision of the by-laws took place at the association's
annual meeting held in Ithaca on June 16,
association was changed to Cornell Alumni Corporation. Direct
1923. The name of the
representation on the board of directors was given to each of twelve
geographical divisions into which this country and the rest of the
world were divided for that purpose. The Corporation includes in its
membership all the thirty thousand persons who have attended Cor
nell University as students, whether graduated or not. It ties to
gether in its organization all the active Cornell clubs in the world.
Association,"
Essentially it is "The Alumni the entire body of former
students of Cornell University. Although it includes all former stu
dents, the main structure of its organization is composed of the local
alumni clubs and it derives its financial support mainly from an annual
assessment levied upon those clubs. The amount of the assessment
upon any club is determined by the number of its resident members
at a rate per capita fixed by the board of directors of the association.
The rate is -five usually twenty cents.
Besides the annual meeting in Ithaca just before Commencement,
the association holds an annual convention, generally in the autumn,
in some other city. It met at Cleveland in May, 1921 ; at Chicago in
April, 1922; at Pittsburgh in October, 1922; at Buffalo in October,
1923 ; and at New York City in November, 1924.
The officers of the Cornell Alumni Corporation for the year 1924-
25 were: President, Archie C. Burnett '90; Vice-Presidents, Miss
Margaret L. Stecker '06, and Dr. Walter H. McNeill, jr., '10; Treas
urer, William W. Macon '98; Secretary, Foster M. Coffin '12, Room
31, Morrill Hall, Ithaca. The Board of Directors consists of the
President and the two Vice-Presidents; Dr. Frank M. Dyer '02 ; Neal
D. Becker '05, Dr. Floyd S. Winslow '06, Andrew J. Whinery '10,
Karl W. Gass '12, Dr. Frederick V. Coville '87, Harold D. North '07,
William H. Powell '90, Perry Post Taylor '89, Wilson D. Clark '08,
Fred M. Randall '00, and Edwin N. Anderson '87.
THE ASSOCIATION OF CLASS SECRETARIES
The Cornell Association of Class Secretaries was organized in
1905. Its object is to see that proper and uniform statistics of each
class are kept; to provide that the regular class reunions be organized
so as to insure a good attendance;
to stimulate the work of the class
secretaries by effective cooperation ; and to promote unity of action
among the classes and throughout the body of alumni. The active
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the association for 1925-26 are: President, Robert E. Treman '09;
Vice-President, James O. Winslow '11; Treasurer, Clark S. Northup
'93; Secretary, Foster M. Coffin '12, Room 31, Morrill Hall, Ithaca.
The secretary keeps a list of the names and addresses of the class
secretaries.
THE CORNELLIAN COUNCIL
The Cornellian Council was organized in 1908 to enlist the general
body of alumni in the financial support of the University. Its active
members are persons representing all the classes graduated from the
University and forty alumni elected by the Council itself as members
at large. The Council maintains a paid executive staff and conducts
a continuous campaign for subscriptions. Its collections, constituting
the Alumni Fund, are paid directly into the treasury of the Univer
sity. From this fund the Board of Trustees of the University an
nually makes an appropriation for such purposes as it may choose.
The officers of the Council for 1925-26 are: President, Harrison D.
McFaddin '94; Vice-President, Maxwell M. Upson '99; Executive
Committee, the officers above named and J. DuPratt White '90,
Jervis Langdon '97, Frank E. Gannett '98, R. Verne Mitchell '07,
Walter L. Todd '09, Creed W. Fulton '09, and Edward G. MacArthur
'11. The Executive Secretary of the Council is Harold Flack '12,
Room 32, Morrill Hall, Ithaca.
FEDERATION OF CORNELL WOMEN'S CLUBS
The Federation of Cornell Women's Clubs was organized in 19 14
for the purpose of furthering the interests of Cornell University and
in particular the interests of Cornell women. Its members are the
individual members of alumnae clubs and such other Cornell women,
not affiliated with any club, as may wish to pay the annual dues of
fifty cents. The officers of the Federation for 1924-25 are : President,
Margaret L. Stecker '06; Vice-Presidents, Mrs. Finis E. Yoakum
'11, Mrs. Thomas Turnbull, III '14, and Mrs. R. Warren Sailor '09;
Secretary-Treasurer, Miss Dorothy Winner '16.
CLASS MEMORIALS
(The memorial gifts of classes graduating in late years have been sums of
money or pledges of money for the general support of the University.)
Class of 1872 Seventy-two elm trees bordering President's Avenue and the
northern half of East Avenue.
Class of 1873 Drinking fountain in front of McGraw Hall.
Class of 1877 Gift for memorial room in one of the dormitories.
Class of 1878 The Class Pipe.
Class of 1879 Bronze tablet containing bust of Bayard Taylor, in Sage Chapel.
Class of 1883 Portrait of Professor William Dexter Wilson, D.D., LL.D.. in
the University Library.
Class of 1884 Portrait of Professor Charles Chauncey Shackford, A.M., in the
University Library.
Class of 1885 Statue of Augustus Caesar in the Museum of Casts.
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Class of 1890 The University Boathouse.
Class of 1891 The '91 Memorial Fund subject to class action.
Class of 1892 The Witherbee Memorial Club house at Percy Field.
Class of 1893 The Interscholastic League Prizes in athletics.
Class of 1894 The '94 Memorial Prize in debate.
Class of 1895 The Henley Shell.
Class of 1896 Gift toward the establishment of a University Club.
Class of 1897 Gift toward the establishment of a University Club.
Class of 1898 Gift toward the establishment of a University Club.
Class of 1898 (College of Law) Carved oak seat in Boardman Hall.
Class of 1899 Gift toward the establishment of an alumni hall.
Class of 1900 Gift toward the establishment of an alumni hall.
Class of 1901 Gift toward the establishment of an alumni hall.
Class of 1902 Gift toward the establishment of an athletic field.
Class of 1903 Gift toward the establishment of an athletic field.
Class of 1903 (College of Law) Portraits of Justice Rufus W. Peckham and
Joseph H. Choate.
Class of 1904 Gift toward an Endowment Fund.
Class of 1904 (College of Law) Portraits of James C. Carter and Elihu Root.
Class of 1905 Gift toward the establishment of an alumni hall.
Class of 1905 (College of Law) Portraits of Abraham Lincoln and Thomas M.
Cooley.
Class of 1906 Gift toward an endowment fund.
Class of 1906 (College of Law) Portrait of Justice Joseph W. Story.
Class of 1907 Gift toward an endowment fund.
Class of 1907 (College of Law) Portrait of Governor Charles E. Hughes.
Class of 1908 Gate for Alumni Field.
Class of 1908 (College of Law) Oak seat in Boardman Hall.
Class of 1909 Contribution to the Alumni Fund.
Class of 1910 Contribution for a memorial on Alumni Field.
Class of 1910 (College of Law) Portrait of James Barr Ames.
Class of 191 i Contribution to the Alumni Fund.
Class of 191 i (College of Law) Portrait of Chief Justice White.

CORNELL UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC
The University Faculty
ASSOCIATION
controls the conduct of athletic games and
contests by virtue of its disciplinary jurisdiction over the students of
the University. The Faculty's Committee on Student Affairs
approves or disapproves schedules of games, grants or withholds
leave of absence from Ithaca, and prescribes rules of eligibility, holding
the undergraduate manager of any team responsible for enforcing
those rules. The students themselves conduct their sports and their
intercollegiate dealings, being organized in the Cornell University
Athletic Association. An Athletic Council, composed in large part of
undergraduate students and including advisers drawn from the
Faculty, the Board of Trustees and the alumni, governs the affairs
of the association.
The Cornell University
Athletic Association was incorporated in
1889, under the laws of the State of New York, for "the promotion of
University."
the social, gymnastic, and athletic interests of Cornell
The association has a board of six trustees which controls the corpora
tion's property. These trustees are elected by the undergraduate
members of the Athletic Council, four of them from the Faculty, one
from the Board of Trustees of the University, and one from among the
resident graduates. The Athletic Council is composed of these six
trustees of the corporation and about twenty other persons. The
undergraduate captains and managers of all the university teams
under the association's direction are members of the Council, and the
undergraduate "wearers of the C"
elect one of their number a mem
ber. Eight resident members of the University's staff, whether of
instruction or of administration, are elected to membership in the
Council by the undergraduate members, these eight in addition to the
six trustees. Any club of Cornell alumni, wherever it be situated,
may elect one of its number a member of the Council, but if there are
present at a meeting more than three alumni members so elected
they have only three votes among them. The Council elects a
graduate salaried manager of athletics and he ex officio is one of its
members. The Council employs coaches.
Alumni Field is a -acre 5 5 section of the campus which the Board of
Trustees in 1902 appropriated to the students for athletic recreation.
Thirty-five acres of the lot are unfenced playing fields open to all.
The Athletic Association uses the rest of it, having a football field, a
baseball field, and a quarter-mile cinder track, with appropriate
stands and buildings. The Schoellkopf Memorial Building, the gift of
an alumnus in memory of Henry Schoellkopf of the Class of 1902,
houses the association's offices and contains dressing rooms, showers,
etc. The football field and track were equipped by members of the
Schoellkopf family as a memorial of Jacob F. Schoellkopf. Many
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of the University's alumni contributed to meet the cost of grading,
draining, and otherwise fitting these fifty-five acres of playground.
Besides managing the playgrounds on the campus, the Athletic
Association owns and operates a boathouse and its equipment of
racing boats and motor launches on the Cayuga Inlet, and, in the
winter, provides conveniences for skaters on Beebe Lake, where it
conducts a clubhouse and restaurant. The association sells an annual
membership ticket for ten dollars. Members are admitted to all
games and privileges under the association's management and have
first choice of reserved seats.

THE SUMMER SESSION, 1924
Candidates for admission as students should consult the Announcement of the
Summer Session, which the Secretary of the University will send free upon request.
The primary object of the Summer Session is to advance educa
_
tion by helping
those engaged in it. The instruction is adapted to the
needs of the following classes: (i) Professors and teachers in col
leges and schools, superintendents, and supervisors of special branches
of instruction. (2) College students in Cornell or other universities
who wish to make some educational use of the long vacation,especially
those whose college studies may have been interrupted. (3) Students
entering the University and wishing to obtain surplus credit at en
trance, or to complete the entrance requirements. (4) All persons
qualified to pursue with profit any course given, whether or not they
are engaged in formal study or teaching.
OFFICERS
Administrative Board: The Dean of the Graduate School, the Dean of the
College of Engineering, and the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences; R. H.
Jordan, Chairman of the Board and Director of the Session; B. S. Monroe, Secre
tary of the Board. Registrar: D. F. Hoy. Dean of Women: Georgia L. White.
STAFF OF INSTRUCTION
Alfred Willis Abrams, Chief, Visual Instruction Division, New York State De
partment of Education.
Bristow Adams, B.A., Professor in the Extension Service.
Albert LeRoy Andrews, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of German.
Carl Becker, Ph.D., Professor of Modern European History.
Ben Raymond Beisel, B.S., Instructor in Mathematics.
Homer Guy Bishop, Ph.D., Instructor in Psychology.
Samuel Latimer Boothroyd, B.S., Professor of Astronomy.
Julian Pleasant Bretz, Ph.D., Professor of American History.
Thomas Roland Briggs, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Physical Chemistry and
Electro-Chemistry.
Lillian Fred Brotherhood, A.M., Teacher, National Park Seminary, Washington,
D. C.
Leslie Nathan Broughton, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of English.
Robert Marshall Brown, A.M., Professor of Geology, Rhode Island State College,
and of Geology and Economic Geography, Rhode Island College of Education.
Arthur Wesley Browne, Ph.D., Professor of Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry.
Earle Nelson Burrows, M.C., Assistant Professor of Structural Engineering.
Wallace E. Caldwell, Ph.D., Associate Professor of History, University of North
Carolina.
Harry Caplan, Ph.D., Instructor in Public Speaking.
Walter Buckingham Carver, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Mathematics.
Roger Champomier, Instructor in Romance Languages and Literatures.
George Herbert Clarke, M.A., Litt.D., Professor of English, University of the
South; Editor of the Sewannee Review.
Jacob Roland Collins, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Physics.
Robert Brainard Corey, B.Chem., Instructor in Chemistry.
Walter Rodney Cornell, B.S., Assistant Professor of the Mechanics of Engineer
ing.
Ralph Thomas Kline Cornwell, B.Chem., Instructor in Chemistry.
Louise Courtois, Instructor in French, University of Oklahoma.
Clyde Firman Craig, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Mathematics.
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George Irving Dale, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Spanish and Italian, Washing
ton University.
Karl M. Dallenbach, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Psychology.
Arthur Henry Doyle, M.A., Instructor in the Romance Languages and Litera
tures.
Charles Love Durham, Ph.D., Litt.D., Professor of Latin.
Jennette Evans, M.D., Medical Adviser of Women.
Albert Bernhardt Faust, Ph.D., Professor of German.
Frederick Ebell Fiske, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of English.
Jean M. Gelas, Instructor in Physical Education, Hamilton College.
Arthur Ward Gilbert, B.S., Instructor in Education.
David Clinton Gillespie, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Mathematics.
Mason D. Gray, Ph.D., Head, Department of Latin, East High School, Rochester,
New York.
Guy Shepard Greene, A.B., Instructor in English.
Licencie'
Othon Goepp Guerlac,
es lettres, Licencie en droit, M.A., LL.B., World
War Memorial Professor of the Romance Languages and Literatures.
William Alexander Hammond, Ph.D., Sage Professor of Ancient Philosophy and
of Aesthetics.
Frank H. Hankins, Ph.D., Professor of Economics and Sociology, Smith College.
Jos Maria Hernandez, A.M., Instructor in Spanish, University of Oklahoma.
Marvin Theodore Herrick, A.M., Assistant in Public Speaking.
Emily Hickman, Ph.D., Professor of History, Wells College.
Louis Benjamin Hoisington, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Psychology.
Harley Earl Howe, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Physics.
Houlder Hudgins, Instructor in Economics and Accounting.
Lee Sisson Hultzen, Assistant in Public Speaking.
Everett Lee Hunt, A.B., Assistant Professor of Public Speaking.
Wallie Abraham Hurwitz, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Mathematics.
John Irwin Hutchinson, Ph.D., Professor of Mathematics.
Riverda Harding Jordan, Ph.D., Professor of Education.
Myron Slade Kendrick, A.M., Instructor in Economics.
Otto Kinkeldey, Ph.D., Professor of Music.
Harold Talbot Lacey, B.Chem., Assistant in Chemistry.
Henry Leighton, A.B., Professor of Geology, University of Pittsburgh.
William H. Livers, M.A., Director of Extension, North Carolina College for
Women.
Gordon Randolph McCormick, B.Chem., Assistant in Chemistry.
Asa Emanuel McKinney, Ph.D., Instructor in Chemistry.
James Frederick Mason, Ph.D., Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures.
May Margaret Mattson, B.S., Teacher, High School, Trumansburg, New York.
Pierre Mertz, A.B., Instructor in Physics.
Victor Elvert Monnett, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Geology, University of
Oklahoma.
Benton Sullivan Monroe, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of English.
Clyde B. Moore, Ph.D., Professor of Education, University of Pittsburgh.
David Wilson Moore, Assistant in Chemistry.
David Sherman Morse, Instructor in Mathematics.
Guy Brooks Muchmore, A.B., Assistant Professor of Public Speaking.
Carleton Chase Murdock, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Physics.
Melvin L. Nichols, B.Chem., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Chemistry.
Paul Allen Northrop, B.S., Instructor in Physics.
Clark Sutherland Northup, Ph.D., Professor of English and Librarian of the Hart
Memorial Library.
William Ridgely Orndorff, Ph.D., Professor of Organic and Physiological Chem
istry.
Frederick William Owens, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Mathematics.
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Miles Albion Pond, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering.
Carlton Elderkin Power, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Physics, New York State
College for Teachers.
Laurence Pumpelly, Ph.D., Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures.
Harold Lyle Reed, Ph.D., Professor of Economics and Finance.
Ernest William Rettger, Ph.D., Professor of Mechanics of Engineering.
Floyd Karker Richtmyer, Ph.D., Professor of Physics.
Fred Stillman Rogers, M.E., Assistant Professor of Machine Design.
George H. Sabine, Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy, Ohio State University.
Rasmus Saby, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Political Science.
Ernest William Schoder, Ph.D., World War Memorial Professor of Experimental
Hydraulics.
Francis Robert Sharpe, Ph.D., Professor of Mathematics.
Luis N. Sherwell, Teacher of Spanish, Stuyvesant High School, New York City.
Dean Franklin Smiley, M.D., Assistant Professor of Hygiene and Medical Ad
viser.
C. Wilson Smith, M.A., Assistant Professor of Education.
Virgil Snyder, Ph.D., Professor of Mathematics.
Walter Hutchinson Stainton, A.B., Instructor in Physics.
George Ware Stephens, Ph.D., Professor of Economics, Washington University.
Walter King Stone, Acting Assistant Professor of Drawing.
William Strunk, jr., Ph.D., Professor of English.
Charles Kenneth Thomas, A.B., Instructor in Public Speaking.
Edward Bradford Titchener, Ph.D., Litt.D., D.Sc, LL.D., Sage Professor in the
Graduate School, Lecturer in Psychology.
Clarence Ellsworth Townsend, M.E., Assistant Professor of Drawing in the
College of Engineering.
Harvey Gates Townsend, Ph.D., Professor of Education, Smith College.
Forrest Glenn Tucker, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Physics.
Leonard Church Urquhart, C.E., Assistant Professor of Structural Engineering.
Oscar Diedrich von Engeln, Ph.D., Professor of Physical Geography.
Paul J. Weaver, Director of Music, University of North Carolina.
Albert Edward Wells, Sibley Professor of Mechanic Arts.
William Lloyd Garrison Williams, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Mathematics.
Laverne Harold Willisford, B.S., Assistant in Chemistry.
Karl Dawson Wood, Instructor in Mechanics of Engineering.
NON-RESIDENT LECTURERS
Alfred W. Abrams of the New York State Department of Education: Educa
tional standards in picture expression.
Dr. Mason D. Gray of the West High School, Rochester: The new conception
of objectives and the proposed reorganization of Latin teaching in secondary
schools.
Max Montor, Director of the Hamburg Municipal Theater: The Oedipus Rex
of Sophocles recited in German translation.
William R. George: The George Junior Republic.
Dr. Charles S. Myers, Director of the British Institute of Industrial Psychol
ogy: The trend of development in psychology.
Maurice Ricker, United States Public Health Service: The science of life.
SUMMER SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE
IN THE NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE
OFFICERS
Livingston Farrand, A.B., M.D., L.H.D., LL.D., President of the University.
Albert Russell Mann, B.S.A., A.M., Dean of the College of Agriculture, Director
of the Experiment Station, and Director of Extension.
George Alan Works, Ph.B., M.S.A., Professor of Rural Education, in charge of
the Summer School.
Robert Pelton Sibley, M.A., L.H.D., Professor and Secretary.

THE SUMMER SESSION
STAFF OF INSTRUCTION
Arthur Augustus Allen, A.M., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Ornithology.
Elsa Guerdrum Allen, A.B., Assistant in Ornithology.
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Thomas Levingston Bayne, jr., M.S., Instructor in Rural Education.
Charles Beaman, B.S., High School Department and Science, State Normal
School, Brockport, N. Y.
Frederick Gardner Behrends, B.S., Assistant Professor of Rural Engineering.
Harold Eugene Botsford, B.S., Assistant Extension Professor of Poultry Hus
bandry.
Frances Artie Brookins, Instructor and Assistant Director of Costume Shop.
Ernest Burnham, Ph.D., Director of Rural Education, Western State Normal
School, Kalamazoo, Mich.
Julian Edward Butterworth, Ph.D., Professor of Rural Education.
John L. Buys, B.S., Ph.D., Science Department, St. Lawrence University, Canton,
N.Y.
Thomas Nixon Carver, Ph.D., Professor of Economics, Harvard University.
Peter Walter Claassen, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Biology.
Anna Botsford Comstock, B.S., Emeritus Professor of Nature Study.
Emma Conley, Supervisor of Homemaking Education, New York State Depart
ment of Education.
Raymond Bridgman Cowles, B.A., Instructor in Biology.
Ralph Wright Curtis, M.S.A., Professor of Ornamental Horticulture.
Theodore Hildreth Eaton, Ph.D., Professor of Rural Education.
Ralph Almond Felton, M.A., Extension Professor of Rural Social Organization.
Emery N. Ferriss, Ph.D., Professor of Rural Education.
A. Leah Gause, B.S., Nature Study, State Normal School, Fredericksburg, Va.
George R. Green, M.F., Professor of Wood Utilization and Nature Study, Penn
sylvania State College.
C. A. Gregory, Ph.D., School of Education, University of Oregon.
Florence M. Hale, State Supervisor of Rural Schools, State Department of Maine.
Edwin Ray Hoskins, B.S., Instructor in Rural Education.
Ralph Sheldon Hosmer, B.S.A., M.F., Professor of Forestry.
Hoyt Hopewell Hudson, Ph.D., Instructor in Public Speaking.
Charles Edward Hunn, Instructor in Ornamental Horticulture.
Frances Beatrice Hunter, B.S., Assistant Professor of Home Economics.
Oskar Augustus Johannsen, Ph.D., Professor of Entomology.
Paul J. Kruse, Ph.D., Professor of Rural Education.
Carl Edwin Ladd, Ph.D., Extension Professor of Farm Management.
Carolyn Brundage McIlroy, Instructor in Home Economics and Shop Director.
Robert Matheson, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Economic Entomology.
Professor of Rural Social Organization.
Bruce Lee Melvin, Ph.D., Acting
Lua Alice Minns, M.S., Instructor in Floriculture.
Helen Monsch, B.S., M.A., Professor of Home Economics.
Clyde B. Moore, Professor of Education, University of Pittsburgh.
Richard Alan Mordoff, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Meteorology.
Amy T. Morse, Professor of Home Economics, University of Minnesota.
Walter Conrad Muenscher, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Botany.
William Irving Myers, Ph.D., Professor of Farm Management.
Frank Ashmore Pearson, Ph.D., Professor of Agricultural Economics.
Nellie Perkins, Ph.D., Director Wayne County, Michigan, Psychopathic
Clinic.
Miles D. Pirnie, B.S., Assistant in Ornithology.
Joseph Pullman Porter, M.S.A., M.L.D., Assistant Extension Professor of
Ornamental Horticulture.
Reena Roberts, B.S., M.A., Assistant Professor of Home Economics.
Louis Michael Roehl, B.S., Assistant Professor of Rural Engineering.
Henry William Schneck, M.S.A., Assistant Professor of Vegetable Gardening.
William L. Spencer, B.A., M.A., High School Inspector, State Department,
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George Alan Works, Ph.B., M.S.A., Professor of Rural Education.
Frances Zuill, B.S., M.A., Supervisor Home Economics Education, Department
of Education, Baltimore, Maryland.
NON-RESIDENT LECTURERS
Dr. E. G. Nourse, Institute of Economics, Washington, D. C: The real nature
of Danish cooperation; The next step in American cooperation.
Professor J.I. Falconer of the Ohio State University: Land problems in Ireland.
Professor Frank A. Fetter of Princeton University: The Pittsburgh-Plus
Plan; and The general theory of markets.
Dr. M. C. Merrill, United States Forest Service: The economic menace of idle
forest land; An economic balance between supply and demand; Our vanishing
forests and their appeal to educational action; The forest, its uses and abuses in
American life; The national campaign against the timber famine and how the
schools are helping.
Carl Snyder, Federal Reserve Bank: The banker, the farmer, and the credit
supply.
O. B. Jesness of the University of Kentucky: Cooperative marketing possibil
ities and limitations.
M. C. Burritt, Hilton, N. Y. : Federated Fruit and Vegetable Growers; Western
New York Fruit Growers Cooperative Packing Association.
Professor H. W. Ballantine of the University of Minnesota: Legal phases of
cooperative marketing associations.
Sir Henry Rew, London, England : The world's food supplies ; The land systems
of various countries; Rural bonds of international amity; Cooperative methods
in agriculture; State-help and self-help in agriculture.
P. W. Bidwell, United States Tariff Commission: Tariff problems in agricul
tural products.
Professor E. R. A. Seligman of Columbia University: Recent tax reforms and
the farmer.
Farmers'
Professor B. H. Hibbard of the University of Wisconsin: control over
prices; A farmer movement program.
Professor F. W. Roman of New York University: Reconstruction in Europe.
SUMMER SESSION OF THE COLLEGE OF LAW
FACULTY
Livingston Farrand, A.B., M.D., L.H.D., LL.D., President of the University.
Charles Kellogg Burdick, A.B., LL.B., Acting Dean of the College.
Horace Eugene Whiteside, A.B., LL.B., Secretary of the College.
Henry Winthrop Ballantine, A.B., LL.B., Professor of Law in the University of
Minnesota Law School.
Armistead Mason Dobie, B.A., M.A., LL.B., S.J.D., Professor of Law in the
University of Virginia Department of Law.
Oliver Leroy McCaskill, Ph.B., J.D., Professor of Procedure in the Cornell
University College of Law.
Austin Wakeman Scott, A.B., LL.B., Story Professor of Law in the Harvard
Law School.
Robert Sproule Stevens, A.B., LL.B., Professor of Law in the Cornell Univer
sity College of Law.
William Reynolds Vance, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., LL.B., Litt. D., Professor of Law
in the Yale University School of Law.
Horace Eugene Whiteside, A.B., LL.B., Lecturer in the Cornell University
College of Law.
Edward Ecker Willever, LL.B., Librarian.

THE SUMMER SESSION 123
SUMMER SCHOOL OF BIOLOGY
STAFF OF INSTRUCTION
Howard Bernhardt Adelmann, A.M., Instructor in Animal Histology
bryology.
James Chester Bradley, Ph.D., Professor of Entomology.
Otis Freeman Curtis, Ph.D., Professor of Botany.
Arthur Johnson Eames, Ph.D., Professor of Botany.
Harry Morton Fitzpatrick, Ph.D., Professor of Plant Pathology (Mycology).
and Em
Allan Cameron Fraser, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Plant Breeding.
William Arthur Hagan, D.V.M., Professor of Pathology and Bacteriology.
Oscar Augustus Johannsen, Ph.D., Professor of Entomology.
Benjamin Freeman Kingsbury, Ph.D., M.D., Professor of Histology and Em
bryology.
Louis Melville Massey, Ph.D., Professor of Plant Pathology.
Robert Matheson, Ph.D., Professor of Entomology.
James George Needham, Ph.D., Litt.D., Professor of Entomology and Limnol
ogy.
Hugh Daniel Reed, Ph.D., Professor of Zoology.
Lester Wayland Sharp, Ph.D., Professor of Botany (Cytology).
Sutherland Simpson, M.D., D.Sc, F.R.S.E., Professor of Physiology.
Karl McKay Wiegand, Ph.D., Professor of Botany (Taxonomy).
Carl Louis Wilson, Ph.D., Instructor in Botany.
Albert Hazen Wright, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Zoology.
Benjamin Percy Young, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Zoology.

FIFTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT
Monday, June 15, 1925
FIRST DEGREES
BACHELORS OF ARTS WITH HONORS
The degree of Bachelor of Arts with Honors is conferred upon the following
students, for excellence in particular fields of study:
Edward Gay Ainsworth, jr., in English
Lawrence Russell Andrus, in French
William Fuller Brown, jr., in English
Alice Constance Buerger, in Psychology
Wilson Lewis Farman, in Economics
Stephen Mansfield Jaquith,
in Economics
Helen Kahn, in English
George Kreezer, in Psychology
Charles Francis Newton, in Mathematics
Mary Johnson Ault
Miriam Esther Bailey
Ruth Sheridan Burke
Grace Caldwell
Edmund Clynes
Oliver Dixon Comstock
George Gartland Connelly
Florence Marie Conner
Paul Austin Crouch
Margaret Mendenhall Duchesne
Dorothy Antoinette Fellows
Louis Irving Gelman
Carson Crandall Hamilton
Helen Frederica Hollister
Doris Elizabeth Hopkins
Wilton Jaffee
BACHELORS OF ARTS
Conferred September 27, 1924
Conferred
Julian Harrington Adams
George Anderson, jr.
Martha Applebaum
Charles Howard Baldwin
Donald Winslow Brown
Theodore Gregg Brown
Veronica Cecelia Brown
Joseph Michael Coppoletta, jr.
Marion Deghu^e
Bruce Balfour Evans
Caroll Willis Ford
Irwin Lawrence Freiberger
Emanuel Gahan
Bessie Gorelik
Janet Kathryn Gunn
Rodney Warren Hanford
John Highberger Patterson,
in Economics
Helen Martha Peavy, in English
Hugh William Prytherch, jr.,
in Economics
James William Pugsley, in Classics
Hattie Raunheim, in French
Bertha Salwen, in Mathematics
Dorothy Estelle Simon, in Spanish
Harry Starfield, in Spanish
Francis Marion Sweet, in French
George Kreezer
Walter Denton Ludlum
Grace Evelyn Muntz
Frances Sarah Murphy
Kenneth Frank Preston
Edmond James Purcell
Thomas Kingerlee Salmon
Saul Schwartzbach
Fred August Smith
Theodore Carroll Strong
Frank Jerome Tone, jr.
Max Wainger
Natalie Walker
Esther Mary Webster
Lemuel Boggs Weldon
Clifford Rees White
February 4, 1925
Madeline Norma Herbert
Joseph Hillel
Earle Cole Hunt
Eva Dorothy Kane
Herbert Bernard Kaye
Thomas Victor Kenney
Robert Franklin McKinney
Elias Markin
Florence Mishnun
Paul James Moore
John McCormick Mykrantz
Julia Susan Raynor
Martin Rosenblum
Lucy Evelyn Ross
Albert James Scheu, jr.
Howard Eisler Sternau
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Genevieve Evangeline Stone
Henry Norton Stone
Sidney Vogel
Henry Edward Abt
Edward Theodore Ahlstrom
Edward Gay Ainsworth, jr.
Dorothy Bliss Aird
Beatrice Allen
Madeleine Christina Amato
Lawrence Russell Andrus
LaVerne Baldwin
Robert Seward Barned
Kenneth Franklin Barton
Genevieve Elizabeth Bazinet
Anne Elizabeth Beal
Leon A. Beardsley
Leila Warren Beaver
Nathan Beckenstein
Irving Harris Beckwith
Leon Ernst Behr
Bernice Aldarette Belden
Miriam Elizabeth Belding
William Benenson
Sam Bernard, jr.
George Emory Bliss
Marcus Theodore Block
Florence Blostein
Ernest Walker Brackett
Charles Bradley
Abner Bregman
Leo John Bridell
Elmer Van Rensselaer Brimmer
Mary Elizabeth Brown
Wilham Fuller Brown, jr.
Herbert Francis Bruning
Alice Constance Buerger
George Albert Bullwinkel
Newton Collamore Burnett
Myra Anthea Burton
Catherine Edgeworth Campbell
Kathleen Patricia Canfield
Fred Llewellyn Chappell, jr.
Ralph Lewis Chappell
Barbara Baird Charles
Eugene Clark
Herbert Bernard Claster
Heffren Jay Cohen
Leonard Frank Cohen
George Mitchell Cohn
Morris Cohn
Grace Helena Connell
Eugene Joseph Conroy
Arthur Munson Coon
John D. Cooper, jr.
John Flintoff Cotton
Arthur Root Cowdery
Josephine Frances Cowgill
Edwin Christopher Coyne
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Conferred June 15, 1925
Henry Sweetser Wade
Frederick Atwater Wilcox
Robert Llewellyn Wright
Florence Bartholomew Crane
Charles Anthony Crawford
Norvelle Elliott Curtis
Robert Harding Dann
Roger Lewis Dann
Robert Franklin Dart
Goodman Richard Davis, jr.
Robert George Dean
Elizabeth Purdue Dohme
Fred Robert Dorner
Robert Levant Doty
Louise Arlene Downing
Donald Lesser Drumtra
Richard Roy Dunham
Cyril Eber
Walter Elmer Eells
Roger Olaf Egeberg
Seymour Dubois Eichen
Joseph Erde
Haydn Roth Evans
Robert Gordon Evans
Wilson Lewis Farman
Edna Wilma Fernette
Gertrude Gloria Feuerstein
Jacob Figarsky
Walter Russell Fippin
Joseph Fishbein
Helen Anderson Fraser
Christine Frances Frellick
Frank Sanford French
Henry George Friedlander
Eleanor Freeman Gage
Taylor White Gannett
Elsie Gerken
Jeanne Gifford Gilbert
Mary Alice Gilchrist
Richard Cochran Gill
John Sanborn Gillespie
Henry Martin Goodkind
Frances Miriam Goodnough
Mildred Emma Grapes
Eleanor Hall Graves
John Richard Greeley
Sidney Matthew Greenberg
Charles Knight Greening
Donald Tallmadge Griffin
Kathleen Kline Graver
Grant Guillemonte
Robert Burdette Hardy
William Martin Haynes
Hoffman Reynolds Hays
Jacob Hechler
Elizabeth Genevieve Heffron
Saul Isaac Heller
Lillian Hedvig Hellstrom

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Rudolf Clemens Hergenrother
Augusta Josephine Hermanson
Frederick Kirstein Heyman
Mildred Henrietta Hiller
Lucius Alvin Hine, jr.
Terry Stewart Hinkle
Florence Marion Hoagland
Daniel Wise Hogan, jr.
Catherine Jane Hoover
Edward William Ickes
Lillian Esther Jacobson
Stephen Mansfield Jaquith
Dorothy Marie Johann
Elizabeth Caroline Kackenmeister
Helen Kahn
Leon Sidney Kahn
Herman Benjamin Kaplan
Nathan Katz
Raymond James Kay
Kathryn Margaret Kelley
William Vincent Kelley, jr.
Evelyn Ruth Kennedy
Arthur Emerson Kern
Milton Kissin
Daniel Klein
Samuel Harold Klein
Jacob Lawrence Kolb
Helen Elizabeth Kovas
Harold Henry Krider
Nathan Krupkin
Margaret Mary Lamb
Joseph Anton Latona
John Gallup Laylin
Joseph Ashur Lazarus
Elias David Lawrence
Samuel Lempert
Maxine Levison
Benjamin Levitan
Arthur Lintz
Katherine Mary Livingston
Harold Walter Longwell
Ruth Stewart Lull
Donald Rich Lyon
Marion Lorena Macbeth
John Winchester MacDonald
Duncan Tracy McEwan
William McKinley
Vincent Michael Maddi
Eunice Mina Magill
Ernestine Gaines Marksbury
William Elwood Marple
Roger Alfred Mathes
George Herbert May
Harold King Melniker
Evert William Meyers
Samuel Mezansky
Edward Lomax Monser, jr.
Elsie Marguerite Montag
Arthur Rose Moore
Robert Morris
Herbert Joseph Muller
Dorothy Narefsky
Sabrina Clifton Needham
Dorothy May Nettleton
Charles Francis Newton
John Noll, jr.
Frank John Novotny
Valentine Anthony Nowicki
Imogen Constance Noyes
Arnold Laurence Offenthal
Helen Brewster Owens
Victor Hugo Panek
John Highberger Patterson
Mary Harriet Patton
Helen Martha Peavy
Helen Elizabeth Perrell
Viola Allen Phillips
Walter Randolph Pietsch
Schuyler Brother Pratt
Margaret Small Pritchard
Hugh William Prytherch, jr.
James William Pugsley
Nelson Wesley Purdy
Violet Jane Ransome
Hattie Raunheim
Margaret Ray
Alton Randolph Raynor
Joseph Charles Read
Charles Harwood Ritter Reese
Thomas George Rickert
Sarah Louisa Ridgway
Joseph Robbins
Florence Elizabeth Romig
Samuel Harry Rosen
Harold Carl Rosenthal
Leona Ruoff
Helen Gertrude Sachnoff
Bertha Salwen
Lura Josephine Sawdon
Ross Edward Scanlan
Pauline Johanna Schmid
Adele Beatrice Schnatz
Joseph Theodore Schultz
Leona Geraldine Schwartz
Vincent John Schwingel
Howard Tallman Searles
Max Seborer
Ruth Seinfel
Alvin Otis Severance
Lucille Norma Severance
Anne Hubbell Seymour
Joseph Robert Shaeffer, jr.
Anna Shamroy
Henry John Shirey
Alfred Bruce Simmons
Dorothy Estelle Simon
Beatrice Clarice Singer
Dorothy Sloat
Hardick Allen Smith
Walter Turner Southworth

Rose Spiegel
Iva Edith Springstead
Charles Maxwell Stainton
Harry Starfield
Samuel Stein
Julian Haynes Steward
Thomas Luke Stirling
Margaret Mary Sullivan
Marjorie Belle Swarthout
Francis Marion Sweet
Abram Kernelle Swersie
Samuel Armstrong Talbot
Helene Sofia Tannenbaum
William Peck Taylor
John Hazen Teeple
Louis Thaler
Claude Standish Thompson
Jerome Wilbur Thompson
Edward George Thorp
FIFTY-SEVENTH COMMENCEMENT 127
Sibyl Dorothy Tobias
Whitney Maynard Trousdale
Marjory Isabella Truman
Reuben Turner
Virginia Van Vranken
Elizabeth Arnold Vivarttas
Emily Anna Voigt
Karl Koehler Vollmer
Luise Ottilie von Roeder
Edward Joseph Walter
Joseph Waxelbaum
Dorothy Alice Weeber
Edward Joseph West
Helen Aline Wieczorek
Zarah Williamson
Ruth Cushman Willits
Hildegard Newcomb Wilson
Elinore Elizabeth Woehl
Mary Anna Zawatski
Veda Mary Zellar
BACHELORS OF CHEMISTRY
Conferred September 27, 1924
Stephen Webster Dodge Clive Harris Nellis
Robert Noel Titus
Conferred February 4, 1925
John King Berresford David Wilson Moore, 3rd.
Linn Bruce Bowman Wilbur Shannon Randel
Hugh Bayard Hodge, jr. Alvin Frost Shepard
Howard Louis Hunter Matthew Weber, jr.
Gilbert Richard Beebe
Paul Owen Blackmore
John Thomas Carty
Victor Chalupski
Kenneth Forest Copley
Harold Adlard Lovenberg
Robert Glasgow Pelton
Conferred June 15, 1925
Roberto Reynaldo Moreno, jr.
George Washington Murray, jr.
Carlisle Schade
Robert Gurdineer Seaman
William Emerson Snee
Paul Amos Webster
Joseph Harry Wells
BACHELORS OF LAWS
Conferred September 27, 1924
Albert Sylvester Crockin
Conferred February 4, 1925
Robert Karl Peterson
Walter Barton Reynolds
Ramon Arrache-Battistini
Conferred June 15, 1925
Walter Jones Hubert
James Albert Austin
William Israelson
Charles Emmes Cassidy
Otto Carl Jaeger
Dwight Conn Dale
Gustave Stubbs Lobrano
Hugh Lea Fates, A.B.
Thomas Joseph Aloysius McFadden
Ernest Porter Felt, A.B.
Albert John Monahan
Walter Carney Garey, A.B.
William Floyd Monahan
Elliott Wilder Gumaer Willis Dickinson Morgan, A.B.

128 CORNELL UNIVERSITY REGISTER
Robert Edward Pollan Max Van Palen Schoonmaker, A.B.
Francis Joseph Quillinan Milton Weiss, A.B.
Willard Marshall Law Robinson Herman Wolkinson
Franklin Secor Wood, A.B.
BACHELORS OF SCIENCE
In the College of Agriculture
Conferred September 27, 1924
John Henry Bluford
Elva Theodora Campbell
George Abdallah Knaysi
Emma Gunther Kuchler
David Bigelow Cook Janet Zillah Kuntz
Julius Leo Friedman Helen Louise Larkin
Allene Viola Goodenough Luis Lichauco
Marjorie Lambert Groff William Henry McWilliam
Emmett Ellsworth Hart, jr. Adele Dean Mogensen
Hazel Madeline Heacock Lavinia Lowry Pengelly
Helen Horton Heard Lillian Ernestine Rabe
Irving Weaver Ingalls Frank Willis Schubert
Edith Tingley
John William Carncross
James Joseph Carroll
Willis Edmund Chase
Albert Winston Dunlap
Winifred Elrod
Edward Strong Gilbert
Rika Miriam Gillett
Albert Frederick Hauptfiihrer
Genevieve Hunt
Wilma Sinton Jerman
Richard William Dickinson Jewett
Michael Donald Linehan
Kathleen Anne MacAdams
Andrew Ackerman
Gertrude Antoinette Adelmann
Augusta Alpert
Ray Stephens Ashbery
Ross Herbert Baisden
Ralph Hooker Barrett
Glenn McKinley Bass
Eugene Borda
Clifford Ellsworth Brew
Dorothy Holmes Brown
William Hans Brunke
Nelson Gardiner Bump
George Samuel Butts
Charles Crawford Carter
Nathaniel Chadwick
Liang Hsiang Chou
Albert William Clurman
(As of June 17, 19 14)
W. Storrs Cole
Dorothy May Compton
John Eastland Coykendall
Anna Helen Dickson
Samuel B. Dorrance
Conferred February 4, 1925
Alfred Schultz Mills
William Reuel Needham
William Baldwin Parshall
William Wiley Porter
Mary Adelia Quick
Donald Timmerman Ries
Hervey Strong Rose
John Ludington Schoonmaker
Belle Katherine Schultz
Anne June Snitow
Zelner Hamlin Stoughton
George Bentley Webber
Herbert Emil Wickenheiser
Edna Deborah Wood
Conferred
June 15, 1925
Joseph Simms Earman
Clement Vose Elmer
Rachmiel Forschmiedt
Hervey De Forest Forward
Edward Shields Foster
Bernard Frank
Harold Ives Frederick
Judith Fried
Archibald Martin Funnell
Roger Price Gabriel
Wilber Mortimer Gaige, jr.
Alexander Hoffman Gardner
William Joseph Garypie
Dorothy Cooper Genung
Willard Edwin Georgia
Charles Alton Gillett
Myron Gordon
Neale Russell Hamilton
Lester Koenig Harris
John Hayes Hobbie
Thomas Charlton Hobbie
Henry Porter Howell
John Edgar Hyatt

Edward Frederick Ives, jr.
Clyde Chester Jefferson
Lambert Lewis Kenfield
Frank Eldor Knowlton
Daniel Harvey Krouse
Richard August Laubengayer
Joseph Paul Lusk
Allison Avery McKenzie
Arland Lee MacKinney
Earl Randies McNeil
Henry Raymond Makuen
Robert Grove Maxwell
Francena Roulet Meyer
Fannie Butcher Miller
John Godfrey Miller
Ernest Merle Mills
Virginia Hope Moran
John Douglas Nelson
Cuyler Emory Paine
Hoke Smith Palmer
Eugene Raymond Perry
Leland Theodore Pierce
Francis Monroe Porch
DeVere Abbot Porter
Adinor Runkle Powell
James Frederic Reeves
Ralph Dobbin Reid
FIFTY-SEVENTH COMMENCEMENT 129
Charles Dubois Richman
Jacob Harvey Schierenberg
Oscar Edward Schubert
Henry Perry Sexsmith
Henry Eugene Sisson
Lyle Albert Sisson
Lewice Leslie Sovocool
Paul Edward Spahn
Marion Witherle Staples
Allen Knox Strong
George Clarence Strong
Hewlett Edgar Sutton
Henry William Tannhauser
Gordon Henry Taylor
Hayden Humphrey Tozier, jr.
Barbara Ellis Trevor
Gerard Lathrop Vermilye
Arthur Ellis Vrooman
Carl Frank Wagner
Dorothy Irene Weaver
Wendell Kershaw Webber
William Harrison Wheeler
Clayton Ernium Whipple
Sterling Treat Whitman
Ellen Watson Wing
Russell Ira Young
Bertha Louise Zoeller
In the College of Home Economics
Mary Marsh Acker
Eleanor Baker
Anna Elizabeth Barrett
Helen Leonora Bettis
Marion Louise Bool
Ruth Emily Clapp
Mary Tabitha Close
Edith May Conrad
Katherine Eliza De Witt
Dorothy Irene Fessenden
Marion Kathryn Foss
Mary Anna Franz
Helen Frances Green
Huldah Elizabeth Hamlin
Madeline Cornelia Heine
Florence Helen Hershey
Catharine Frances Hillegas
Barbara Gilbert Hooper
Charlotte Bostwick Hopkins
Lucille Howe
Mary Frances Ruth Henderson Kennedy
Flora Lucille Lohr
Lucy Edith Marsh
Elizabeth Hammond Meach
Doris Lillian Mitchell
Ysabel Alvira Muller
Margaret Chambers Murphy
Mildred Julia Oliver
Frances Marguerite Olmstead
Helen Elizabeth Rouse
Marion Elizabeth Schoonmaker
Margaret Elizabeth Seeley
Eudora Shaw Smith
Helen Josephine Smith
Jane Belle Snow
Julia Boiler Snyder
Amy Louise Stanton
Helen Mabel Sterrett
Lucille Abigail Tucker
Bessie Matilda Tuttle
Humphrey Lola Catherine Van Alstyne
Janet Elisabeth Watson
John Courtney
John Milton Crandall
John Morhead Dockery
Clyde Austin Jennings
Hotel Management
Herbert John Marchand
Joseph Henry Nolin
Alfred Lander Olsen
Harry Ellis Reynolds

130 CORNELL UNIVERSITY REGISTER
DOCTORS OF VETERINARY MEDICINE
Conferred September 27, 1924
Herbert Morris Cox Harold George Nelson
James Sumner Marshall Milton Alson Nevens
Conferred June 15, 1925
Dell Clare Bassett William Kemp Nugent
Richard Vincent Gibbons Paul Albert Raymond
Walter Joseph Gibbons Charles Cornelius Rife
Reuben Gordon Adalyn Flora Schoenfeld
Robert Herman Volgenau
BACHELORS OF ARCHITECTURE
Conferred February 4, 1925
John Anthony Hartell Julius Korchien
James McDonald Lindeman
Conferred June 15, 1925
Thomas Jefferson Baird Robert Brace Grannis
Julian Gallup Everett Edgar Lawrence Kaw
Richard Lee Gilson Anton George Nosek, jr.
Olive Frances Tjaden
Jo Ray
BACHELORS OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
Conferred June 15, 1925
George Frederick Titus
Floyd Frank Walkley
BACHELORS OF FINE ARTS
Conferred February 4, 1925
Helen Colegrove Nichols
Conferred June 15, 1925
Hester Bancroft Florence Evelyn Dahme
CIVIL ENGINEERS
Conferred September 27, 1924
Salvador Joseph Cianciulli Lester Tilden Palmer
Hal Robert Davis John James Piazza
Russell Mills Duff Louis Frank Savoye
John Joseph Fleming, jr. Koichiro Shimizu
Charles Henry Adler
Conferred February 4, 1925
Edwin Charles Hurd
Jonathan Mueller Ball
Claude Lewis Brownell
George Edward Jeffery
Arsenio Luna y Paez
Victor Cortina y Garcia Robert Wesley Shipman
Richard Thomas Stumpf
Joseph Harry Adler
Conferred June 15, 1925
Edward Benson Dennis
Charles Fox Beeler
Charles Edward Benisch
James Everett Duffy
Clarence Gordon Eaton
Richard Evanson Bonyun Richard Francis Graef
Elias Florence Buckley
John Albert Chambers
Philip Drinker Gummere
Robert Adolph Hamburger
Frederick William Colucci Benjamin Louis Hope
Hubert Davidson Kendall King Hoyt
William Pou de Jarnette, jr. Clarence Raymond Hyer

FIFTY- SEVENTH COMMENCEMENT
Charles Crouch Kauffman
Howard Ross Poulson
Norman Durling Kenney
Edward Alexander Proctor
Edward Buckler Kirby
David Wallace Punzelt
Howard Remington Kohler
Thomas Joseph Roberts
Richard Irving Land
Lester Bartlett Shapleigh
William Sandel Louchheim
Nehemiah Osborne Siegfried
Ramon Monteloyola Madrigal
Lawrence Vancleve Mott
Philip Charles Stein
Geddie Blair Strickland
James Alexander Norris
Paschal Neilson Strong, jr.
Theodore Morrison Osborne
William Ratcliffe Thompson
Eugene Samuel Ovenshine
Medford Theodore Thomson
Frank Joseph Pagliaro
Lewis Alva Tompkins, jr.
Raymond Vincent Palmer
Ralph Arnold Tudor
Lewis Conrad Parker
Lambert LeRoy
William Petrillo
Donald John Post
Charles
Tuerke
Herman Greig Veeder, jr.
Francis Jennings Wilson
Penzel Wright
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS
Conferred September 27, 1924
Coleman Bassett Moore Henry Greene Warnick
Conferred February 4, 1925
Frederick Eugene Burnham Philip Wilson Moore
Euclid Orrel Burton Miles Gordon Northrop, E.E.
James Frederick Leonard Frank Levi Young, jr.
Seiichi Akabane
Alan James Alaura
George Carl Bauer
Walter Alfred Beck
Lee Cotton Bennett
Herman Bergholtz, jr.
Lawrence Otto Bidstrup
Edward Francis Bird
William Bisch
Joseph Hill Black
Harry Philip Blank, jr.
Edward Lawrence Booth
Lester Francis Bourgarde
Ernest Whiting Bowen
Kenneth Herbert Bowen
Robert Rice Bridgman
Malin Hoopes Brown
Spencer Brownell, jr.
Leonard Bruckbauer
Ripley Pierce Bullen
Howard Watrous Burden
Charles Albert Carpenter
Kenneth Caskey
Harold Milo Catlin
Anderson Hume Chenault
Henry McDowell Chestnut
Robert Sheldon Coleman
Lloyd Colston
John Cowle Cramer
Raymond Adelbert Dewey
Fred Markham Dorris
Ralph Leopold Dunckel
James Strohm Emerson
Conferred June 15, 1925
Raymond Groshon Fowler
Leo King Fox
Philip Rau Friend
Roscoe Hodges Fuller
Henry Arthur Gerken
Wiliam Jarboe Grove
William Curtis Harris
Reymour Elton Harwood
Charles William Hay
Frank Lawrence Henderson
Augustus Robert Hill
Malcolm Erastus Hill
Robert Weise Hill
Sylvan Roos Hirsch
Frank Adam Hoffman
Miller Reese Hutchison, jr.
Ralph Slater Huyck
Joseph Olmstead Jeffrey
Brenton William Jennings, B.S.
Ruleph Armitage Johnson
Donald Francis Keesler
Arthur Charles Kletzsch, jr.
Herman Knauss
Harold Fitch Kneen
Vincent Louis Kohl
George Alvin Laird
Pearl Evans Landback
Edward Hill Lang
Arthur Walter Lee
Henry Howard Lenz
Adolph Vincent Leun
Carlos Alberto Llorens
James Edward McGrath
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132 CORNELL UNIVERSITY REGISTER
Donald William McKim
Frederick Clarence Mallery
Robert Parker Mason
Bernard Meyer
Archibald Tearse Miller, B.S. in E.E.
Fred George Moritz
Malcolm Chapman Morrison
Horace Willard Richter
Benjamin Wilson Robinson
James Rogers, II
Sylvan B. Schapiro
Benjamin Martin Shaub
William Favre Slater
Bernard Baer Stern
Charles Koons Mount, jr.
Edwin Hart Strunk
Alfred William Nagel
George Kennedy Newell, jr.
Howard Jerome O'Donnell
George Everett Pierson, jr.
George Arthur Porter
Glendale Marion Price
Leonard Cassell Price
George Williams Purdy
Joseph Mercer Rampona
Malcolm Rollison Taylor
Paul Henry Travis
Harold Louis Treu
Otto Albert Trostel
Lewis Joseph Trounstine, jr.
Clinton Montgomery Vernon
Herbert Gary Wallace
Guy Trevelyn Warfield, jr.
Irwin Weill
Lynn Hubbard Ransom
Paul Clemson Ray
Donald King
Robert Hence
Wilson
Philip Leslie Wright
Young, B.A.
Claude Arthur LeRoy
DeWitt Gordon Angus
Millard Warner Baldwin, jr.
Thomas Lewis Ballard
Arthur Henry Bardewyck
Lawrence Adams Burckmyer, jr.
Mallory King Cannon, jr.
George Byron Catlin
Roger Jewett Coe
James Edward Coleman
Steven Livesey Conner
John Bradley Cooper
Alva Vattier Courtright
Junius Clay Davenport, jr.
Charles Van Ness DeWitt
William Louis Frey
Paul LaVerne Gillan
George Theodore Hepburn
Melvin Leroy Hill
Arthur John Hopper, jr.
Royal Burrdell Ingersoll
August Fabel Jones
Walter Roy Jones
Didier Journeaux
Edgar Williams Kroehle
Harold Stephen Lewis
Albert Joseph McCarthy
John Bricher McKeon
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS
Conferred September 2y, 1924
John Gottlieb Nesbett
Rowland Smith Reeve
Conferred February 4, 1925
Howard Sidney Orcutt
Conferred June 15, 1925
Charles Bartholomew Maretzo
George William Miller
Godfrey Morgan, jr.
Robert Hartwell Mott-Smith
Richard Wilmarth Moulton
Irvin Nevins
Robert Pinney Nick
Clarence Fenton Lincoln Osgerby
Hector Bradford Samson
Arthur Henry Schafer
Edward Sturgis Seeley
Leo Charles Smith
Ashford Worthington Stalnaker, jr.
Harold Wilson Stalnaker
Ernest Walter Stan-
Edwin Sternberg
Edward Cornell Sullivan, jr.
Francisco Taufer Sunico, M.E.
Glenn Roberts Taft
Manuel Tinio y Quijano, M.E.
Otto Spaulding Tinkel
Kenneth Gregg Van Wynen
Oscar Vere
Alexander Whitney
Charles Benjamin Wieters
iohn Palen Wood, M.E.
tfyron Zucker

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ADVANCED DEGREES
MASTERS OF ARTS
Conferred September 27, 1924
Francis Niles Bacon, A.B.: Latin, Education. Thesis: Augustus as a God in the
Poetry of the Augustan Age.
Sarah Lucile Burriss, A.B.: Nineteenth Century Fiction, American Literature.
Thesis : The Fiction of Thomas Hardy.
Bertha Lucretia Carroll, B.A.: Victorian Literature, American Literature.
Thesis: Browning's Use of Historical Material.
Psyche Cattell: Education, Statistics. Thesis: School Standing and Physical
Traits.
Huan Lo, A.B.: Education, Government. Thesis: Reorganizing the Administra
tive System of Education in China.
Helen Zuck Loring, B.A.: English Elizabethan Literature, English Language.
Somebody,"
Thesis: "Nobody and edited with Introduction and Notes.
Albert Clayton Lyles, A.B. : Inorganic Chemistry, Industrial Chemistry. Thesis:
The Electrolysis of Selenic Acid and Selenates.
Desmond Stevens Powell, A.B.: English Literature, Education.
and Byron.
Thesis: Shelly
Eulalie Alberta Richardson, A.B.: English Drama, English Language. Thesis:
"Appius and Virginia,"
a Tragedy by John Webster, with Introduction and
Notes.
Elroy Franklin Sheldon, A.B.: Embryology and Histology, Physiology. Thesis:
Nature of the So-called Hibernating Gland in Mammals.
Mattie Ellen Wright, A.B.: French Literature, German Literature.
The Poetry of Francis Jammes.
Thesis:
Conferred February 4, 1925
Barbara McClintock, B.S.: Cytology, Genetics. Thesis: A Resume of Cyto
logical Investigations of the Cereals with Particular Reference to Wheat.
Vera Louise Peacock, A.B.: French, Education. Thesis: The Dramatic Works of
Paul Claudel.
Charles McKinley Ramsey, B.S.: Economic Theory, Finance. Thesis: The
British Pound since 1914. A Consideration of Some of the Factors Involved in
the Course of Sterling Exchange in the Periods 1914-1923.
Amy Elizabeth Williams, A.B.: English History, American History. Thesis:
The Speaker of the House of Commons, 1603-1629.
Conferred June 15, 1925
Jeannette Alexander, B.A.: French, Latin. Thesis: Personal Element of Beyle's
Works.
Hope Evangeline Anderson, A.B.: Histology and Embryology, Pathology and
JBacteriology. Thesis: The Lymphatic Tissue of the Gastric Mucosa.
Lucy Elizabeth Berger, B.A.: Mathematics, Mathematics. Thesis: A Topo
logical Study of Certain Plane Algebraic Curves.
Pearl Sydenstricker Buck, A.B.: English, Education.
Essay.
Thesis: The Personal
Frances Holland Burns, B.A.: Anatomy, Physiology. Thesis: Lobes and Fissures
of the Human Lung A Study of 100 Adult and 30 Foetal Specimens.
Cdolidge Otis Chapman, A.B.: English, History. Thesis: The Diction of the
Middle English Purity.
Frederick Carl Christensen, M.D.: Pathology, Chemistry. Thesis: The Loca
tion, Age and Sex Incidence of 1000 Cases of Bone Tumors.
Henry Francis Cook, A.B.: Nineteenth Century Literature, Elizabethan Litera
ture. Thesis : Joseph Conrad, A Study of His Novels and Biographical Books.
Hugh Oliver Cook, A.B.: Education, Public Speaking. Thesis: A Modern High
School Plant for the Negro Children of Kansas City, Mo,
Helen Sophie Davis, A.B.: English Drama, Elizabethan Literature. Thesis:
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Irving Antony Derbigny, A.B.: Analytical Chemistry, Industrial Chemistry.
I hesis: The Reduction of Nitrous Oxide.
Edith Anna Farnham, A.B.: English History, American History. Thesis: The
Career of Sir Robert Phelips in the Parliament of 162 1.
Wallace Klippert Ferguson, B.A.: Medieval History, Modern European History
Thesis: Bancal Des Issarts Publicist of the Gironde.
Valleria Belt Grannis, A.B.: French, English. Thesis: Critical Estimates of
Stendhal.
Mary Blakesley Griswold, B.A.: English Literature, Middle English. Thesis:
The Poetics of Aristotle and the Iliad of Homer.
Mardiros Epipan Hekimian, C.E.: Mathematics, Physics. Thesis: A Repre
sentation of a Function of Several Variables by a Finite Number of Powers with
Continuous Coefficients.
Henry Alfred Hoover, B.S.: Geometry, Analysis. Thesis: Resolution of Singu
larities on a Proper Sextic Curve.
Edwin Johnston Howard, A.B.: English Literature, English Language. Thesis:
An Art of Poetry.
Linda Grace Hoyer, A.B.: Literary Criticism, Elizabethan Literature. Thesis:
A Study of the Bride of Lammermoor.
James Hutton, A.B. : Classics, English. Thesis: The Greek Anthology in England.
Helen Keane, B.A.: Public Speaking, Literary Criticism. Thesis: Study and
Practice in Quintilian's Theory of Oratorical Training.
Zung-Nyi Loh, B.A.: Physics, Mathematics. Thesis: The Effect of Temperature
on the Absorption of Fluorescein.
Mary Anna McCrea, A.B. : Sociology, Labor Problems. Thesis: Hiring Problems
and Methods.
Edwin Nungezer, B.S. : Elizabethan Literature, Old and Middle English. Thesis:
Dedications of Plays.
Mary Graydon Payne, A.B.: Histology and Embryology, Physiology. Thesis:
The Vascular Channels of Costal Cartilage in Different Mammalian Forms: A
Comparative Study to Determine their Significance and Extent.
Matthew Corell Pugsley, A.B.: Anatomy, Bacteriology and Pathology. Thesis:
The Notches and Fissures of the Human Spleen.
Leo Bogan Roberts, A.B.: Inorganic Chemistry, Sanitary Chemistry. Thesis:
Alkalinity of Blue Rock Salt.
Julia Elizabeth Rothermel, A.B.: Embryology and Histology, Zoology. Thesis:
The Erythropoietic Activity of the Spleen in the Cat.
Jason Almus Russell, A.B.: English, Education. Thesis: Ruskin the Educator.
Ruth Nimmo St. John, A.B.: Economic Geology, Physical Geography. Thesis:
Some Studies on the Methods of Fossilization of Plant Tissue.
Margaret Louise Tallmadge, A.B.: Latin, Ancient History. Thesis: Certain
Difficult Passages in the Brutus of Cicero.
Benjamine Tokuo Tsunajima, A.B.: Physical Chemistry, Optical Chemistry.
Thesis: On the Stability of Foam.
Lelia Evelyn Tupper, A.B.: English Literature, English Language. Thesis: The
Cunning Lovers.
Max Wainger, A.B.: English, History. Thesis: The Life and Works of Henry
Sweet.
Catherine Margaret Welch, A.B.: French, Spanish. Thesis: The Aspects of
Romanticism and Realism in Stendhal.
Elizabeth Dorothy Worman, A.B.: English, Public Speaking. Thesis: The
Authorship of The Merry Devil of Edmonton.
MASTERS OF SCIENCE
Conferred September 27, 1924
Stewart Rochester Cooper, B.S.: Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry. Thesis: The
Use of Dinitroso-Resorcinol as a Reagent for the Detection of Cobalt, Iron, and
Copper.
Irene Dorothy Dobroscky, B.S.: Entomology, Bacteriology. Thesis: A Study of
the ExternalJParasites of Nestling Robins and the Fauna of the Nest throughout
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Elizabeth Racao Durfee, B.S.: Experimental Physics, Theoretical Physics.
Thesis: A Study of the Transmission and Reflection of Light by Ancient Glass.
Richard Cornelius Fisher, B.A., B.S.A.: Dairy Industry, Agricultural Chemistry.
Thesis: Influence of Transportation upon the Bacterial Content and Temperature
of Milk under Summer Conditions.
Kenneth Price Geohegan, A.B. : Optical Chemistry, Physical Chemistry. Thesis:
The Microscopic Identification of Paper Fillers.
William Carroll Hollis, B.S.: Dairy Industry, Accounting. Thesis: An Account
ing System for a Small Ice Cream Plant.
James Edward Knott, B.S.: Plant Physiology, Vegetable Gardening. Thesis:
The Effect of Certain Treatments of Seed before and during Germination on the
Subsequent Growth and Yield of some Vegetable Crops.
Jack Miscall, B.S.: Agricultural Chemistry, Physical Chemistry. Thesis:
Relation between Refractive Index and Composition of Solutions with Particular
Reference to Condensed Milk.
Elmer C. Nash, B.S.: Rural Education, Agricultural Economics. Thesis: A
Study of the Resources for the Vocational Guidance of the Boys of Dryden School
Community.
John Victor Nevitt, B.S., D.V.M.: Veterinary Surgery, Animal Husbandry.
Thesis: Important Hernias of Domestic Animals.
Ola Dot Overbey, B.S.: Poultry Husbandry, Rural Social Organization. Thesis:
The Distribution of Egg Production as an Indication of the Laying Capacity of
Fowls.
Mooljibhai Shivabhai Patel, B.S.: Organic Chemistry, Industrial Chemistry.
Thesis : Orthocresol tetrachlorophthalein and Some of its Derivatives.
Bryan Berry Paul, B.Chem.E.: Industrial Chemistry, Industrial Engineering.
Thesis: The Viscosities of Mixtures of Nitric Acid, Sulphuric Acid and Water.
Dora Carmena Perry, A.B.: Rural Education, Rural Sociology. Thesis: The
Place of Home and School Co-operative Organizations in the Attainment of Rural
School Objectives.
Paul Smith Prickett, B.S.: Sanitary Chemistry, Bacteriology. Thesis: Studies
on A gar-Agar.
Belle Katherine Stewart, A.B.: Botany, Physical Geography. Thesis: The
Vascular Anatomy of the Flower of the Phryma.
George Paul Vincent, A.B.: Physical Chemistry, Industrial Chemistry. Thesis:
Corrosion in Diehrornate Solutions.
George Willever Walton, Ph.B.: Zoology, Botany. Thesis: The Alimentary
Canal of the Larva of Tipula Abdominalis.
Christopher John Welz, Chem.E.: Physical Chemistry, Industrial Chemistry.
Thesis: The Electrodeposition of the Alloy Cupro-Nickel.
Chia Teh Yu, B.S.: Rural Education, Rural Social Organization. Thesis: A
Study of Special State Aid to Rural Schools in Minnesota.
Conferred February 4, 1925
Claire Cole Fisher, B.S. in M.E.: Water Power Engineering, Geology. Thesis:
An Investigation of Water Hammer.
George Eric Peabody, B.S.: Rural Social Organization, Rural Economy. Thesis:
The Rural Community Building.
Ernest Guy Robinson, B.S.: Stratigraphy, Physical Geography. Thesis: A
Correlation of the Mesozoic Strata of Southwestern Alberta and Montana.
Yen Chiao Tao, B.S.: Agricultural Chemistry, Dairy Industry. Thesis: The
Chemistry of the Rice Extract.
Francis Gwinnett Constans Tooke, B.S.: Economic Entomology, Morphological
Entomology. Thesis: A Biological Study of the White Pine Aphid, Chermes
Calcium Arsenate as an Insecticide.
Pinicorticis, and a Study of
Cornelius Janse Uys, B.S.: Agricultural Economics, Animal Husbandry. Thesis:
The Consumer's Demand for Meat as Related to the Meat Market Problem.

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Conferred June 15, 1925
Livingston Stanley Boyer, B.S.: Soil Technology, Physical Chemistry. Thesis:
Effect of Partial Deficiencies on Nutrient Growth.
John Lossing Buck, B.S.: Farm Management, Rural Social Organization. Thesis:
An Economic and Social Survey of 150 Farms in Yenshan County, Chihli Province,
China.
Domenic Victor De Pasquale, B.S.: Sewage Treatment, Entomology. Thesis:
A Study of Ithaca Septic Tank and Reconstruction into Imhoff Tanks.
Myron Gustin Fincher, D.V.M.: Clinical Medicine, Pathology and Bacteriology.
Thesis: Studies of Genital Disease in a Herd of Dairy Cattle.
Frank Hare, D.V.M.: Veterinary Pathology, Veterinary Physiology. Thesis:
A Study of the Clinical Pathology of the Blood in Canine Distemper.
John M. Hendrickson, D.V.M.: Veterinary Pathology and Bacteriology, Poultry
and
Husbandry. Thesis: The Differentiation of Bad. Pullorum "Rettger"
Bad. Sanguinarium "Moore."
Emilio Infante y Tiongco, B.A., B.S.: Industrial Chemistry, Agricultural
Chemistry. Thesis: The Manufacture of Alcohol from Sugar Cane Molasses.
Georges Abdullah Knaysi, B.S.: Bacteriology, Organic Chemistry. Thesis:
Some Chemical Factors which Influence the Body of Artificial Buttermilk.
Arlie Estus McGuire, B.S.A.: Rural Education, Rural Social Organization.
Thesis : Educational Status and Vocational Intentions of Farm Boys.
John Rustin Alfred McMillan, B.S.Agr.: Plant Breeding, Plant Pathology.
Thesis: A Study of the Inheritance of Glume-length and other Characters in a
Cross between Varieties of Triticum Dioccum and Triticum Polonicum.
William Darrow McMillan, B.S.: Animal Husbandry, Farm Management.
Thesis: Cereal Grains, Their By-Produds and Other Livestock Feeds.
Rita Morales, B.A.: Sanitary Chemistry, Bacteriology.
Methanol in Alcoholic Beverages.
Thesis: The Detection of
Milton Goodrich Nelson, B.S.: Rural Education, Rural Social Organization.
Thesis: A Suggested Method for the Study of the Activities of District Super
intendents of Schools in New York State.
Roy Franklyn Penman, B.S. in E.E.: Applied Electricity, Mathematics. Thesis:
Theory and Application of Three Circuit Transformers.
David Henry Pierce, B.S.: Education, Economics. Thesis: The Educational
Treatment of Borderland Cases of Mental Deficiency.
Bhagwant Govind Potdar, B.S.: industrial Chemistry, Industrial Organization.
Thesis: Solubility Relationships in the System Sodium Chloride, Sodium
Sulphate, Sodium Nitrate and Water.
John George Seibel, B.S.: Farm Management, Animal Husbandry. Thesis:
Seasonal Trends in the Price of Important Mill Feeds.
Mary Alice Slee, B.A.: Rural Education, Rural Social Organization.
Some Aspects of the Training of Teachers for the One-Room Schools.
Thesis:
Olive Barton Bremner Snow, B.A.: Experimental Physics, Physical Chemistry.
Thesis: The Change in the Resistance of Graphite with Pressure.
Rafael Andres Toro, B.S. in Agr.: Mycology, Plant Pathology. Thesis: New or
Noteworthy Porto Rican Pyrenomycetes.
Wesley Gabriel Vannoy, B.S.: Physical Chemistry, Optical Chemistry. Thesis:
Peptization of Hydrous Oxides in Concentrated Solutions of Certain Salts.
Shou Chin Wang, C.E.: Physics, Mathematics. Thesis: Law of Forces and
Torques on Magnetic Matter.
Sterling Waterman, B.S.A.: Soil Technology, Physical Chemistry.
Carbon Nitrogen Ratio in Soils.
Thesis: The
Francis Henry Wilson, B.S.: Entomology, Education. Thesis: Preliminary
Study of the Mallophaga of New York State.
Irma Celia Wohlwend, A.B.: Animal Husbandry, Farm Management.
The Vitamin Content of Menhaden Fish Meal and Menhaden Oil.
Thesis:
Paul Rexford Young, B.S.: Rural Education, Rural Organization. Thesis: An
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MASTERS OF SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURE
Conferred September 27, 1924
Robert Bruce Dunlap, B.S.: Farm Management, Agricultural Economics.
Thesis: The Agriculture of Blair County, Pennsylvania.
Raymond William Gregory, B.S.A.: Rural Education, Agricultural Economics.
Thesis: A Study of Some of the Factors that Need to be Taken into Considera
tion in the Organization of a Part-time Program in Agriculture in Indiana.
Shukri Hussein Kassabzade, B.S. in Agr.: Agronomy, Farm Management.
Thesis: A Study of the Effects of Climate upon the Chemical Composition of Soils.
Alfred William Lohman, B.S.Agr.: Poultry Husbandry, Rural Economics.
Thesis: Weight of Egg per Hen as Affecting Market Value.
Conferred February 4, 1925
William Mason Phipps, B.S. in Agr.: Agronomy, Geology. Thesis: The Nature
of Organic Matter in Calcareous and Non-Calcareous Soils.
Byron Thomas Smith, B.S.A.: Farm Management, Agricultural Economics.
Thesis: The Business Organization of Seventy Farms in Pulaski County,
Arkansas.
Conferred June 15, 1925
Lawrence Ward Corbett, B.S.: Vegetable Gardening, Physical Chemistry.
Thesis: Changes in Celery During Storage.
Williard Holden Darst, B.S.: Farm Crops, Botany. Thesis: Some Physiological
Factors to be Considered in the Preparation of Potatoes for Seed.
James Putnam George, B.S.: Farm Management, Rural Education. Thesis: An
Economic Study of the Agriculture of Madison County, New York.
Alexander Gordon, B.Ag., B.S.A.: Drainage, Sanitation. Thesis: Land Drainage
with Special Reference to Philippine Conditions.
Dwarka Nath Misra, B.S.: Dairy Industry, Animal Husbandry. Thesis: Some
Studies in Sweetened Condensed Milk.
Dodla Muddu Krishna Reddy, B.S.: Animal Husbandry, Poultry Husbandry.
Thesis: The Ongole Cattle, their Origin, Breeding and Development, with Some
Special Reference to their Introduction into the Southern States of America.
Myron Arthur Rice, B.S.: Pomology, Botany. Thesis: Factors Influencing the
Setting of Grapes.
Charles Ketchum Tucker, B.S.: Dairy Industry, Economics. Thesis: Com
mercial Dairy Process Reports.
MASTERS IN FORESTRY
Conferred February 4, 1925
Philip Carman Wakeley, B.S.: Forest Management, Silviculture. Thesis:
Sustained Yield Management of New York State Woodlots.
Conferred June 15, 1925
Francis Ezra Cobb, B.S.: Silviculture, Meteorology. Thesis: A Study of Af
forestation in the Great Plains Region from its Early Settlement to the Present
Time.
MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE
Conferred June 15, 1925
Miriam Hilliard Flick, B.Arch.: Architectural Design, History
Thesis: A Sanctuary.
MASTER IN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
of Architecture.
Conferred February 4, 1925
Marjorie Helen Probasco, B.L.A.: Landscape Design, Fine Arts. Thesis:
"Ekalo,"
Plans and Details for the Proposed Development of
Property.
a Residential

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MASTERS OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
Conferred February 4, 1925
Leung Shi Chan, C.E.: Municipal Engineering, Railroad Engineering. Thesis:
An Investigation of the Ithaca Water Supply with some Remediesfor its Shortage.
Kuan San Hsu, B.S.C.E.: Railway and Highway Engineering, Industrial En
gineering. Thesis: Analytical Studies of Highway Traffic and Recent Develop
ments in Pavement Design.
Dickson Jenyu Hu, B.S.C.E.: Railroad Engineering, Highway Engineering.
Thesis: A Study of Railroad Freight Yards and Terminals.
Frank Richard Theroux, C.E.: Municipal Engineering, Structural Engineering.
Thesis: The Disposal of the Sewage of Ithaca, N. Y.
Conferred June 15, 1925
Augustus Harrison Benning, B.S.C.E.: Structural Engineering, Highway En
gineering. Thesis: Graphic Aids to Concrete Design.
Han Ying Chang, B.S. in C.E.: Railway Engineering, Hydraulic Engineering.
Thesis: A Comparative Study of the Design of Culverts and Small Bridges.
Ekay Konloh Koo, B.S.: Sanitary Engineering, Railroad Engineering. Thesis:
A Study of Sewage Treatment of Tanks.
Kit Tsoi Lai, B.S.C.E.: Railroad Engineering, Structural Engineering. Thesis:
A Study of Stress in Railroad Tracks.
Ching Shi Wang, B.S.C.E.: Railroad Engineering, Structural Engineering.
Thesis: A Study of Railroad Terminals and Yards.
MASTERS OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Conferred June 15, 1925
Pun Chang Cheng, B.S. in M.E.: Heat-Power Engineering, Industrial Engin
eering. Thesis: A Study of Flue-Gas Air Preheaters.
Pun Han Cheng, B.S. in M.E.: Heat-Power Engineering, Industrial Engineering,
Thesis: Design of a Steam Power Plant for Hangchow, China.
Ernest Mercer Fernald, M.E.: Experimental Engineering, Machine Construc
tion. Thesis: Measurement of the Flow of Air Apparatus for Determination of
Propulsive Characteristics of Model Ships.
Dewar Illiad Niu, B.S. in M.E. : Heat-Power Engineering, Industrial Engineering.
Thesis: Design of a Diesel Power Plant for Huchow, China.
Thomas Ka Shen, B.S. in M.E.: Heat-Power Engineering, Industrial Engineer
ing. Thesis: Design of a Steam Power Plant for a District in China.
Wen You Ying, B.S.M.E.: Heat-Power Engineering, Industrial Engineering.
Thesis: A Central Power Station and Low Pressure Steam Industry.
Polixenes Leo Yuan, B.S. in M.E. : Heat-Power Engineering, Industrial Engineer
ing. Thesis: Design of a Steam Power Plant for Soochow, China.
MASTERS OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Conferred February 4, 1925
Waken Chang, B.S. in E.E.: Electrical Engineering, Heat-Power Engineering.
Thesis: Mechanical Wave Model for the Study of Transient Phenomena on
Electric Lines.
Loo-Sing Wang, B.S. in E.E.: Electrical Engineering, Heat-Power Engineering.
Thesis: On the Power Limit of the Long-Distance Transmission System.
Conferred June 15, 1925
James Stewart Arbuckle, B.S. in E.E.: Electrical Engineering, Hydraulic Power
Plants. Thesis: Preliminary Design of a Hydro-Electric Power Plant at Pine
Falls, Manitoba.
John Hall Skeen, B.S.C.E.: Electrical Engineering, Finance. Thesis: Economic
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DOCTORS OF PHILOSOPHY
Conferred September 27, 1924
Max Flavel Abell, B.S.: Farm Management, Farm Crops,
Botany. Thesis:
Types of Farming in Southern New England and some Factors affecting them.
Howard Bernhardt Adelmann, A.B., A.M.: Histology and Embryology, Syste
matic Vertebrate Zoology, Human Physiology. Thesis: The Development of
the Neural Folds and Cranial Ganglia of the Rat.
Raymond William Bell, B.S., M.S. in Agr.: Dairy Industry, Organic Chemistry,
Physical Chemistry. Thesis: The Effect ofHeat on the Solubility of the Calcium
and Phosphorus Compounds of Milk.
Paul Chen Fugh, B.S.F.: Rural Education, Rural Social Organization, Education.
Thesis: Reconstruction of the Chinese Rural Elementary School Curriculum to
Meet Rural Needs in China.
Ralph Gordon, A.B., A.M.: English Language and Literature, Old English,
Philosophy. Thesis: Shelly'
s Alastor: A Study in the Technique of Blank
Verse.
Francis Evaul Hance, B.Chem.: Inorganic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry,
Industrial Chemistry. Thesis: Metallic Germanium.
Andrew Joseph Hemmer, B.Chem.: Organic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry,
Industrial Chemistry. Thesis : Fluorescein and some of its Derivatives.
Paul McCorkle, B.A., M.S.: Experimental Physics, Theoretical Physics, Mathe
matics. Thesis: Magnetostriction and Magnetoeledric Effects in Iron, Nickel,
and Cobalt.
Elizabeth Fallin Moller, A.B., AM.: Psychology, Education, French. Thesis:
The "Glassy Sensation."
Elias H. Panganiban, B.Agr., B.S.Agr., M.S.Agr.: Soil Technology, Agricultural
Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry. Thesis: Temperature as a Factor in
Nitrogen Changes in the Soil.
Myers Peter Rasmussen, B.S.: Rural Economics, Farm Management, Economics.
Thesis: An Economic Study of the Marketing of New York State Potatoes.
Harry Albert Ross, B.S., M.S.: Agricultural Economics, Economics, Farm
Management. Thesis: Milk Marketing in the Chicago Dairy District.
Mary Susan Steele, A.B., A.M.: Elizabethan English, History of Philosophy,
Nineteenth Century Literature. Thesis: Plays and Masques at Court,
I558-1642.
Mabel Virginia Wilson, B.A., M.A. : Ethics, Logic and Metaphysics, Psychology.
Thesis: The Social-Political Philosophy of Auguste Comte.
Eunice Work, B.A., A.M.: Latin, Greek, Archaeology. Thesis: Cicero's De
Oratore Lib. I: A Collation of Codex Cornellianus 28, with Vaticanus 2901,
and Vaticanus Palatinus 1470.
Conferred February 4, 1925
Sherman Chancey Bishop, B.S.: Entomology, Systematic Zoology, Biology.
Thesis: A Revision of the Pisauridae of North America.
Ralph Thomas Kline Cornwell, B. Chem: Organic Chemistry, Industrial Organ
ization, Agricultural Chemistry. Thesis: Thymolsulfonephthalein, the Inter
41 -Hydroxys1 -Isopropyl-6l
mediate -Methyl-Benzoyl-2-Benzene Acid,
Sul
fonic Acid and Some of their Derivatives.
Julian Dana Corrington, A.B.: Comparative Vertebrate Morphology, Histology
and Embryology, Systematic Vertebrate Zoology. Thesis: On the Mor
phologic History of the Anterior Arteries of Sharks.
Alfred Edwards Emerson, B.S., A.M.: Biology, Systematic Entomology, Insect
Morphology. Thesis: The Termites of Kartabo, British Guiana.
Stuart Ward Frost, B.S.: Economic Entomology, Systematic Entomology,
Zoology. Thesis: A Study of the Leaf Mining Diptera of North America.
Grace Hall Griswold, B.S.: Economic Entomology, Landscape Art, Insect
Morphology. Thesis: A Study of the Oyster Shell Scale.
Ernest Herman Hespelt, A.B., A.M.: German Literature, German Philology,
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William Clifford Martin, B.A., M.A.: Literary Criticism, Mediaeval History,
Greek. Thesis: Edmund Spenser's "A View of the Present State of Ireland."
rAn Annotated Edition.
Ernest William Nelson, A.B., A.M.: Mediaeval History, Modern European
History, Philosophy. Thesis: Heresy and the Secular Arm.
Charles Victor Noback, D.V.M.: Pathology, Biochemistry, Physiology. Thesis-
A Study of Nephritis in Domestic Animals.
Charlotte Helen Pekary, A.B., A.M.: German Literature, German Philology
French. Thesis: The Feminist Movement in Germany as Reflected in the Con
temporary Novels of German Women.
David Harris Willson, B.S. : English History, Modern European History, Mediae
val History. Thesis: The Relation of the Privy Council and Parliament from
the Accession of Elizabeth to the End of the Session of 1629.
Conferred June 15, 1925
Benjamin William Barkas, B.S., A.M.: Rural Economy, Modern European
History, Economic Theory. Thesis: The French Revolution and Agrarian
Rationalism of the Nineteenth Century.
George Henry Brandes, B.Chem.: Physical Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry,
Economic Geology. Thesis: Studies on Indicators, Neutralization and Hydro
gen-Ion Concentration.
Miles Hugo Cubbon, B.S.: Agronomy, Physical Chemistry, Pomology. Thesis:
Calcium Sulphate as a Soil Amendment.
Lauchlin MacLaurin Currie, A.B., M.A.: Physical Chemistry, Industrial Chem
istry, Analytical Chemistry. Thesis: Antimony Sulphides.
Ruby Davis, A.B., A.M. : English Literary Criticism, English Language, German.
Thesis: Bede De Arte Metrica with an Introduction, a Translation and Notes.
Joseph Alma Dye, B.A.: Human Physiology, Biochemistry, Bacteriology.
Thesis: Cell Changes in the Central Nervous System under Various Natural and.
Experimental Conditions.
Paul Henry Fall, A.B., M.A.: Physical Chemistry, Sanitary Chemistry, Optical
Chemistry. Thesis: The Detergent Action of Soaps.
Karl Hermann Fernow, B.S.: Plant Pathology, Botany, Physical Chemistry.
Thesis: Interspecific Transmission of Mosaic Diseases of Plants.
John Sutliff Fonda, B.Chem.: Organic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry.Physics.
White Paint.
Thesis: Factors Determining the Whiteness and Opacity of
Nathaniel Fuchs, B.Chem.: Organic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, Physics.
Thesis: Pyrogallolsulfonephthalein, 2, 3, ^.-Trihydroxy-benzoyl-Benzene-O-
Sulfonic Acid, the Intermediate Acid, and Some of their Derivatives.
Harry S. Gabriel, B.S.: Agricultural Economics, Rural Education, Economics.
Thesis: Index Numbers of Freight Rates.
Viola Arvin Graham, A.B., A.M., M.S.: Biochemistry, Foods Chemistry,
Organic Chemistry. Thesis: Experimental Proof of the Protein Nature of
Urease.
Abel Charles Gurchot, B.S.: Physical Chemistry, Physiology, Optical Chemistry.
Thesis: Permeability of Membranes.
Francis Harper, A.B.: Biology, Ornithology, Limnology. Thesis: A Faunal
Reconnaissance in the Athabaska and Great Slave Lakes Region.
Marvin Theodore Herrick, A.B., A.M.: English Literature, Mediaeval History,
English Language. Thesis: The History of Aristotle's Poetics in England.
Freeman Smith Howlett, B.S. : Pomology, Plant Physiology, Physical Chemistry.
Thesis: The Nitrogen and Carbohydrate Composition of the Developing Flowers
and Young Fruits of the Apple.
Frederick LaFayette Jones, A.B., M.A.: English Literature, Victorian Literture,
Philosophy. Thesis: Henry Chettle: A Study of His Life and Works.
Alfred Brooker Klugh, B.A., M.A.: Limnology, Insect Ecology, Ornithology.
Thesis : The Ecology and Culture of Entomostraca.
Gustaf Adolph Lundquist, A.B., M.A.: Rural Social Organization, Marketing,
Rural Education. Thesis: The Social Significance of Educational Inequalities
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Charles Merrick Nevin, B.S., M.S.: Economic Geology, Petrography, Paleon
tology. Thesis: Some Physical Properties of Molding Sands.
Herbert John Pack, B.S., M.S.: Economic Entomology, Limnology, Herpetology.
Thesis: A Biological Study of Certain Ladybird Beetles (Coccinellidae).
Katherine Van Winkle Palmer, B.S.: Paleontology, Stratigraphy, Systematic
Zoology. Thesis: The Veneridae of Eastern America; Cenozoic and Recent.
Charles Kelly Powell, B.S., M.S.: Poultry Husbandry, Farm Management,
Bacteriology. Thesis: Productive Factors Influencing the Interior Quality of
Eggs.
Walter Van Price, B.S., M.S.: Dairy Industry, Bacteriology, Organic Chemistry.
Thesis: Experiments in the Manufacture of Cheddar Cheese from Milk Pas
teurized by the Holder Method.
John Paul Pritchard, A.B.: Greek, Latin, English. Thesis: The Influence of the
Fathers upon Milton with Especial Reference to Augustine.
Edgar Heisler Riley, A.B.: English Literature, Old English, Medieval History.
Thesis: The Virgilian Element in the Works of Milton.
Charles Kerr Sibley, B.S.: Limnology, Systematic Vertebrate Zoology, Aqui
culture. Thesis: An Ecological Study of Certain Invertebrates, with Special
Reference to the Trichoptera, Found Within the McLean Wild Life Preserve.
Josephine Overton Souders, A.B.: Physical Chemistry, Physics, Organic Chem
istry. Thesis : Some Studies on the Corrosion of Metals.
Margaret Loomis Stecker, A.B.: Economics, Labor, Social Science and Statistics.
Thesis: An Unsuccessful Experiment in Collective Bargaining.
Paul Warttman, B.A., M.S.: Inorganic Chemistry, Industrial Chemistry, Physi
cal Chemistry. Thesis : The Reaction Between Sulphur Trioxide and Hydro
gen Cyanide.
Donald Stuart Welch, B.S.: Mycology, Plant Pathology, Botany. Thesis:
A Monographic Study of the Genus Cucurbitaria in North America.
Luther Shirley West, B.S.: Economic Entomology, Limnology, Histology and
Embryology. Thesis: The Phasiidae and Tachinidae of New York and Ad
jacent States.
George Norton Wolcott, B.S. in Agr.: Insect Ecology, Economic Entomology,
Insect Morphology. Thesis: An Animal Census of Pasture and Meadow in
Northern New York.
DOCTORS OF MEDICINE
Conferred June ii, 1925, at the Twenty-Seventh Annual Commencement
of the Medical College in New York City
Rose Henri Andrg, A.B.
Walter Joseph Becker, A.B.
Edith Dorothy Bell, A.B.
William Berman, A.B.
Nelson Sylvester Bigelow, B.S.
George Birnbaum, B.S.
Victor August Blenkle, A.B.
Knox Brittain, A.B.
Katharine Brooks, A.B.
Sidney Brooks, A.B.
Harold Burg, B.S.
*Rebecca Burr Carter, A.B.
Bryant Elliott Christensen, A.B.
Enid Crump, A.B.
David Davis, B.S.
Edward Victor Denneen, A.B.
William Courtney Douglass, B.S.
*Theodore Dunham, jr, A.B.
Reinhold Otto Ebert, A.B.
Ralph Augustine Eckhardt, A.B.
Dennis Grooms Evans, A.B.
?Honor Roll.
Walter John Farr, A.B.
Clement Coleman Fenton, A.B.
Edmund Warner Fisher, Ch.E.
Elizabeth Frances Freeman, A.B.
*Marie Fuhrer Gregory, B.S.
Harry Hanfling, A.B.
*Raymond Owen Hitchcock, A.B.
James Frederic Hollister, A.B.
William Irving Jablon, A.B.
Edward Jacobs, B.S.
Sigurd Walter Johnsen, B.S.
Tsae Ngoo Kwong, A.B.
Merrill David Lipsky, A.B.
Fred Mather, B.S.
Alfred Moritz Michaelis, A.B.
Irving Wright Parkhurst, A.B.
Lyndon Arthur Peer, A.B.
Melvin George Preston, A.B.
Thomas Main Proctor, B.S.
Ada Chree Reid, A.B.
Walter Jesse Rollins, B.S.

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Samuel Schwartz, B.S. Preston Allen Wade, A.B.
Walter Paul Sherrill, A.B. Albert John Ward, A.B.
Max Michael Simon, A.B. William Law Watson, A.B.
Hyman Solovay, A.B. Alice Dora Weber, A.B.
Neil Charles Stone, B.S. Thomas Joseph White, A.B.
Virginia Macqueen Travell, A.B. Harold A. Wilson, A.B.
*Frances Elizabeth Vosburgh, A.B. Eske Harry Windsberg, Ph.B.
Chauncey Bechtle Wright, A.B.
OFFICERS U. S. ARMY RESERVE CORPS
Second Lieutenants
(The Commission as Second Lieutenant, U. S. Army, Officers'
Reserve Corps,
is conferred by the President of the United States under the provisions of Sec
tion 49, National Defense Act of June 3rd, 19 16, upon the recommendation
of the President of the University and the Professor of Military Science and
Tactics, to such members of the graduating class as have completed the Advanced
Officers'
Reserve
Course,
Training Corps.)
INFANTRY
Andrew Voorhis Ackerman Wilber Mortimer Gaige, jr.
Gilbert Richard Beebe Charles Alton Gillett
Elmer Van Rensselaer Brimmer David Wallace Punzelt
William Hans Brunke Clayton Ernium Whipple
FIELD ARTILLERY
Mallory King Cannon, jr. Abram Kernelle Swersie
Robert Burdette Hardy
Lambert Lewis Kenfield
Samuel Armstrong Talbot
Claude Standish Thompson
Vincent Louis Kohl Medford Theodore Thomson
Adolph Vincent Leun
Charles Maxwell Stainton
Edward George Thorp
Kenneth Gregg Van Wynen
VETERINARY CORPS
Charles Cornelius Rife
SIGNAL CORPS
Millard Warner Baldwin, jr. Leo Charles Smith
John Bradley Cooper Edwin William Louis Frey
Sternberg
Glenn Roberts Taft
ORDNANCE CORPS
Alan James Alaura Henry Arthur Gerkin
Lee Cotton Bennett Joseph Olmstead Jeffrey
William Bisch Arthur Walter Lee
Edward Lawrence Booth Robert Parker Mason
Howard Watrous Burden Alfred William Nagel
Charles Albert Carpenter George Everett Pierson, jr.
Harold Milo Catlin Glendale Marion Price
Lloyd Colston Benjamin Martin Shaub
Raymond Albert Dewey
Bernard Baer Stern
Ralph Leopold Dunckel Edwin Hart Strunk
Clinton Montgomery Vernon
WAR ALUMNI
(The certificate of War Alumnus is conferred by the Trustees, on the recom
mendation of the Faculty, in recognition of patriotic service. It conveys all the
rights and privileges of an Alumnus of the University.)
Harold George Brewer Ezra Halsey Day
Murray McConnel
*Honor Roll.

CATALOGUE OF STUDENTS
GRADUATE STUDENTS: 1924-25
*Not a candidate for a degree.
fAdmitted to the Graduate School after satisfying the requirements for a
baccalaureate degree but before receiving the degree.
Abrams, Eleanor Loretta, B.A., Mt. Holyoke, 1924. A.M., Histology and Em
bryology, Pathology and Bacteriology (Kingsbury, Hagan). Albany.
Adams, Thomas Caldwell, B.S.C.E., Utah, 1922. Ph.D., Engineering Economics,
Geology, Hydraulic Engineering (H. N. Ogden, Ries, Seery). Salt Lake
City, Utah.
fAinsworth, Edward Gay, jr., A.B.,, Cornell, 1925. A.M., Elizabethan Literature,
Early Nineteenth Century Literature (Adams, Prescott). Albany.
Alemany, Alta Costen, A.B., George Washington, 191 7. A.M., French, English
(Mason, Hebel). Annapolis, Md.
*Alemany, Joseph Bori. (Mason). Ithaca.
Alexander, Jeannette, B.A., Converse, 1923. A.M., French, Latin (Mason, Dur
ham). Spartanburg, S. C.
Alger, Harry Benjamin, B.S., Cornell, 1914. Ph.D., Dairy Industry, Physical
Chemistry, Sanitary Chemistry (Ross, Briggs, Georgia). Olean.
Allen, Howard Bushnell, B.S., M.S., Cornell, 1914, 1920. Ph.D., Rural Educa
tion, Farm Management, Rural Social Organization (Eaton, Myers, San
derson). Hamburg.
Allen, William, B.S.A., Saskatchewan, 1922. Ph.D., Farm Management, Eco
nomics, Agricultural Economics (Warren, Davenport, Boyle). Dewar
Lake, Sask., Canada.
Alvarez, Manuel, B.S. in Agr., West Virginia, 1924. M.S., Plant Pathology,
Mycology (Whetzel, Fitzpatrick). Caguas, P. R.
Anderson, Arthur Eugene, A.B., Nebraska, 1912. M.S., Agricultural Economics,
Economics (Pearson, Warren, H. L. Reed). Columbus, Ohio.
Anderson, Edwin Joseph, B.S., Penn. State, 1924. M.S., Beekeeping, Ento
mology (Phillips, Needham, Johannsen). Ridgway, Pa.
Anderson, Fred Lee, B.S., William and Mary, 1923. A.M., Botany, Genetics
(Sharp, Eames, Fraser). Independence, Va.
Anderson, Hope Evangeline, A.B., Mt. Holyoke, 1923. A.M., Histology and
Embryology, Pathology and Bacteriology (Kingsbury, Hagan). Hempstead.
Anderson, Phoebe King, B.S., Skidmore, 1924. A.M., Psychology, Education
(Weld, Jordan). Yonkers.
Angermann, William George, B.S., Southern California, 1924. M.S., Electrical
Engineering, Physics (Lincoln, Richtmyer). Ithaca.
Ankeney, John Velte, M.S., Minnesota, 1924. Ph.D., Rural Education, Educa
tional Psychology, Physics (Works, Kruse, Merritt). Germantown, Ohio.
Arnold, Chester Arthur, B.S., Cornell, 1924. Ph.D., Plant Morphology, Plant
Pathology, General Geology (Sharp, Fitzpatrick, Ries). Ludlowville.
Audrieth, Ludwig Frederick, B.S., Colgate, 1922. Ph.D., Inorganic Chemistry,
Economic Geology, Analytical Chemistry (Browne, Ries, Nichols). Eliza
beth, N. J.
Awoki, Iwao, A.B., Missouri, 1925. M.A., History of Philosophy, Aesthetics
(Thilly, Hammond). Tokyo, Japan.
Bacon, Nicholas, B.Chem., Cornell, 1922. Ph.D., Inorganic Chemistry, Organic
Chemistry, Sanitary Chemistry (Corey, Cornwell, Georgia). Brooklyn.
Bailey, John Wendell, B.S., Mississippi A. & M., 1915, A.B., Cornell, 1916.
A.M., Economic Entomology, Zoology (Herrick, Reed). Starkville, Miss.
Baker, Ernest Leroy, B.S. in Agr., Cornell, 1909. Ph.D., Educational Psychology,
Anatomy, Rural Education (Kruse, Papez, Works). New York City.
fBaldwin, LaVerne, A.B., Cornell, 1925. A.M., French, History (Mason,
Becker). Cortland.
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Baldwin, Robert Dodge, B.A., Princeton, 1913. Ph.D., Rural Education, Rural
Economics, Education (Works, Butterworth, Boyle, Jordan). Cheney,
Wash.
Barber, Helen Browder, A.B., A.M., Rice Institute, 1918, 1919. Ph.D., English
History, American History, Sociology (Notestein, Hall, Willcox). Houston,
Texas.
Barck, Oscar Theodore, A.B., Hamilton, 1923. Ph.D., American History, Modern
European History, Political Science (Hull, Becker, Cushman). Brooklyn.
Barkas, Benjamin William, B.S., A.M., Cornell, 1921, 1923. Ph.D., Rural Econ
omy, History, Economic Theory (Lauman, Becker, Davenport). Brooklyn.
Barlow, John Allen, B.S., Cornell, 1913. M.S. in Agr., Soil Technology, Rural
Education (Bizzell, Works). Walton.
Bartlett, Roland Willey, B.S., Cornell, 1922. Ph.D., Agricultural Economics,
Farm Management, Economics (Warren, Ladd, Myers, Reed). Orleans, Vt.
Batchelder, Charles Howard, B.S., New Hampshire, 1913. Ph.D., Insect Mor
phology, General Ecology, Economic Entomology (Johannsen, Needham,
Herrick). Orono, Maine.
Bateman, George Monroe, B.S., Utah Agr. College, 192 1. Ph.D., Inorganic
Chemistry, Industrial Chemistry, Physical Chemistry (Dennis, Rhodes,
Briggs). Grace, Idaho.
Bateman, Helen Marion, A.B., Cornell, 192 1. Ph.D., Psychology, Physiology,
Education (Titchener, Wakeman, Simpson). Champlain.
Bayne, Thomas Levingston, jr., B.ScAgr., North Carolina State, 1914. Ph.D.,
Rural Education, Physiology, Mathematics (Kruse, Simpson, Owens).
New York City.
Beach, Irving Tracy, B.Chem., Cornell, 1917. Ph.D., Organic Chemistry,
Physical Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry (Orndorff, Briggs, Nichols).
Buffalo.
Beatty, Willard Chrisler, A.B., Cornell, 1922. A.M., Accounting, Economic
Theory (English, H. L. Reed). Roscoe.
Beck, Richard, A.M., Cornell, 1924. Ph.D., English Literature, Old English, Old
Iceland (Prescott, Monroe, Hermannsson). Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
Beck, Robert Lloyd, B.A., Wake Forest, 1924. A.M., Philosophy, Psychology
(Hammond, Weld). Lexington, N. C.
Becker, Elizabeth Marie, M.A., Northwestern, 1922. Ph.D., American History,
Political Science, European History (Bretz, Cushman, Becker). Newark,
N.J.
Becker, Nathaniel Norman, LL.B., New York University, 1924. A.M., Eco
nomics, Law (Davenport, Cushman). Richmond Hill.
Behr, Leo, M.E., Cornell, 1918. Ph.D., Experimental Physics, Theoretical
Physics, Mathematics (Richtmyer, Murdock, Hurwitz). Philadelphia, Pa.
Beisel, Ben Raymond, B.S., Allegheny, 1914. Ph.D., Pure Mathematics, Ap
plied Mathematics, Physics (Hurwitz, Morse, Merritt). Pittsburgh, Pa.
Bell, Olin Grogan, A.B., Oklahoma, 1921. Ph.D., Economic Geology, Petro
graphic Geology, Stratigraphy (Ries, Gill, Harris). Elk City, Okla.
Berger, Lucy Elizabeth, B.A., William and Mary, 1922. A.M., Mathematics,
Mathematics (Snyder, Morse). Williamsburg, Va.
Besig, Anna Clara Caroline, A.B., A.M., Cornell, 1923, 1924. Ph.D., English
Literature, German Literature, French Literature (Cooper, Faust, Guerlac).
Weehawken, N. J.
Bissell, Theodore L., B.S., Maryland, 1920. M.S., Entomology, Botany (Mathe
son, Wiegand). Westerner, Md.
Bixby, Frederick Lovell, A.B., Clark, 1922. Ph.D., Experimental Psychology,
Physiology, Education (Titchener, Simpson, Jordan). Ashburnham, Mass.
Bless, Arthur Aaron, B.S., Temple, 1918, M.S., Maine, 1920. Ph.D., Experi
mental Physics, Mathematical Physics, Mathematics (Richtmyer, Kennard,
Hurwitz). Ithaca.
Booth, John Franklin, B.S.A., Saskatchewan, 1919. Ph.D., Agricultural Eco
nomics, Farm Management, Economics (Warren, Boyle, Myers, Davenport) .
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Bowers, Clement Gray, B.S., Cornell, 1923. M.S., Plant Breeding, Floriculture
(Fraser, White). Binghamton.
Boyer, Livingston Stanley, B.S., Penn. State, 1923. M.S., Soil Technology,
Physical Chemistry (Bizzell, Briggs). Moylan, Pa.
Boyles, Arthur Forest, C.E., Valparaiso, 1920. M.C.E., Highway Engineering,
Structural Engineering (Conwell, Urquhart). Gordon, Nebr.
Bradley, George Hirst, B.S., Cornell, 1916. Ph.D., Limnology, Morphology,
Economic Entomology (Needham, Johannsen, Matheson). Mound, La.
Bradley, Robert Claud, A.B., B.S., Central Mo. Teacher's College, 1920, M.S.,
Cornell, 1922. Ph.D., Poultry Husbandry, Farm Management, Bac
teriology (Rice, Myers, Moore). Huntsville, Mo.
Brainard, Seymour Wilson, B.S., Colgate, 1923. Ph.D., Industrial Chemistry,
Physical Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry (Rhodes, Bancroft, Nichols).
Waterville.
?Bridges, Clayton T., B.S., Cornell, 1920. (R. M. Stewart). Sodus.
Brigham, Alfred Curtis, B.S. in Agr., Idaho, 1923. M.S. in Agr., Animal Hus
bandry, Animal Diseases (Maynard, Carpenter, Hagan). Genesee, Idaho.
?Brothers, John Wakefield, M.E., Cornell, 1924. (E. P. Andrews). Canton,
Ohio.
Broughton, Elsie, A.B., Wheaton, 1922. A.M., Entomology, Histology and
Embryology (Needham, Kingsbury). Milford, N. H.
Braun, Arthur Geoffrey, B.A., British Columbia, 1924. A.M., European His
tory, Intellectural History (Becker, Smith). Vancouver, B.C., Canada.
Buck, John Lossing, B.S., Cornell, 1914. M.S., Farm Management, Rural Social
Organization (Myers, Sanderson). La Grangeville.
Buck, John Preston, B.S.A.Ed., Texas A. and M., 1919. Ph.D., Rural Educa
tion, Farm Management, Rural Social Organization (Works, Eaton, Myers,
Melvin). Camden, Ark.
Buck, Pearl Sydenstricker, A.B., Randolph-Macon, 1914. A.M., English, Edu
cation (Sampson, Jordan). Nanking, China.
?Burckmyer, Lawrence Adams, jr., B.S., Clemson, 1922. (Lincoln). Augusta, Ga.
Burkholder, Paul R., A.B., Dickinson, 1924. Ph.D., Botany, Entomology, Plant
Pathology (Eames, Fitzpatrick, Johannsen). Chambersburg, Pa.
Burns, Frances Holland, B.A., Randolph-Macon, 1922. A.M., Anatomy, Physi
ology (Kerr, Simpson). Charles Town, W. Va.
Burrell, Arthur Brotherton, B.S. in Agr., Ohio State, 1924. M.S., Pomology,
Plant Physiology (Carrick, Curtis). Cleveland, Ohio.
Bush, Harold Leland, A.B., Cornell, 1922. M.A., Modern European History,
Mediaeval History (Becker, Smith). Ludlowville.
Butts, Wilbur Kingsley, B.S., Cornell, 1918. M.S., Ornithology, Botany, (Allen,
Wiegand). Poughkeepsie.
Byron, Milton Lester, B.Chem., Cornell, 1924. Ph.D., Physical Chemistry,
Industrial Chemistry, Industrial Organization (Bancroft, Rhodes, Kim
ball). Erie, Pa.
Call, Irving Joslyn, B.S., Cornell, 1922. Ph.D., Farm Management, Rural
Economy, Economics (Myers, Pearson, Davenport). Stafford.
Campagna, Elz6ar Alexander, B.A., B.Agr., Laval, 1920, 1923. M.S., Plant
Pathology, Mycology (Whetzel, Fitzpatrick). St. Anne de la Pocatilre,
Que., Can.
Campbell, William Bucke, B.S. in M.E., Pennsylvania, 1922. A.M., Applied
Mathematics, Analysis (Sharpe, Gillespie). Philadelphia, Pa.
Carncross, John William, B.S., Cornell, 1925. M.S., Marketing, Rural Educa
tion (W. I. Myers, Stewart). Cato.
Carodemus, Peter Panagiotes, B.S. in Chem., Tufts, 1922. Ph.D., Agricultural
Chemistry, Sanitary Chemistry, Agronomy (Cavanaugh, Georgia, Buckman).
Boston, Mass.
Carroll, Welsey Barnett, A.B., Wofford, 1919. A.M., Victorian Literature, Old
English (Northup, Monroe). Spartanburg, S. C.
Cawein, Madison, B.S., Univ. of Kentucky, 1924. M.S., Physics, Mathematics
(Kennard, Hurwitz). Versailles, Ky.

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Champomier, Robert, Licencie es Lettres, Univ. of Paris, 1922. Ph.D., English,
American Literature, French (Strunk, Prescott, Guerlac). Paris, France.
Chan. Shi Leung, C.E., Cornell, 192A. M.C.E., Municipal Engineering, Rail
road Engineering (Ogden, Barnes). Hongkong, China.
Chang, Han Ying, B.S.C.E., Illinois, 1924. M.C.E., Railway Engineering,
Hydraulic Engineering (Barnes, Seery). Shantung, China.
Chang, Waken, B.S. in E.E., Nanyang, 1923. M.E.E., Electrical Engineering,
Heat-Power Engineering (Karapetoff, Ellenwood). Ningpo, Chekiang,
China.
Chapman, Coolidge Otis, A.B., Cornell, 1924. A.M., English, History (Cooper,
Smith). Woodmere.
Chapman, Paul Jones, B.S., Oregon State Agr., 1923. Ph.D., Entomology,
Insect Morphology, Plant Pathology (Needham, Crosby, Thomas). Santa
Rosa, Cal.
Charlton, Isaiah Milbury, A.B., Colgate, 1910. Ph.D., Rural Education, Farm
Management, Rural Engineering (Works, Myers, Riley). Morrisville.
Chen, Yu Lin, B.S.E.E., Nanyang, 1923. M.E.E., Electrical Engineering, In
dustrial Organization (Karapetoff, Kimball). Montreal, Que., Canada.
Cheng, Pun Han, B.S., Nanyang, 1924. M.M.E., Industrial Engineering, Heat-
Power Engineering (Kimball, Ellenwood). Hangchow, China.
Cherdantzeff, Peter, M.E., Cornell, 1921. M.M.E., Experimental Engineering,
Steam Power Plants. (Diederichs, Barnard). Petropavlovsk, Russia.
Childs, Herbert Rollin, A.B., Rochester, 1920. Ph.D., Experimental Physics,
Theoretical Physics, Mathematics (Richtmyer, Merritt, Hurwitz). Rochester.
Churchill, Rogers Piatt, A.B., Cornell, 1924. A.M., English History, Modern
European History (Notestein, Becker). Elmira.
Clark, Percy L., jr., A.B., Cornell, 1923. Ph.D., Social Science, Political Science,
Economics (Willcox, Cushman, Reed). Ithaca.
Cline, William Gage, A.B., Hamilton, 1924. A.M., American History, Economics
(Hull, Slichter). Union.
Coates, Willson Havelock, A.B., British Columbia, 1920. Ph.D., English His
tory, Modern European History, History of Political Philosophy (Notestein,
Becker, Cushman). Vancouver, B.C., Canada.
Cobb, Francis Ezra, B.S., Minnesota, 1916. M.F., Silviculture, Meteorology,
(Spring, Mordoff). Minneapolis, Minn.
Colby, Horace Farnham, B.F.A., Cornell, 1924. M.Arch., Fine Arts, Drawing,
(Midjo, Brauner). Detroit, Mich.
Cole, Kenneth Stewart, A.B., Oberlin, 1922. Ph.D., Experimental Physics,
TheoreticalPhysics, Mathematics (Richtmyer, Kennard, Hurwitz). Ober
lin, Ohio.
Cook, Henry Francis, A.B., Cornell, 1924. A.M., Nineteenth Century Literature,
Elizabethan Literature (Northup, Adams). Albany.
Cook, Hugh Oliver, A.B., Cornell, 1899. A.M., Education, Public Speaking
(Jordan, Drummond). Kansas City, Mo.
Cooper, Wilbur Stanley, M.E., Cornell, 1924. M.M.E., Steam Turbines, Me
chanics (Barnard, Garrett). Rochester.
Copeland, Edith Ayres, B.A., M.A., Wellesley, 1914, 1916, Ph.D., Chicago, 1921.
Honorary Fellow. Ithaca.
Corbett, Laurence Ward, B.S., Cornell, 1924. M.S., in Agr., Vegetable Garden
ing, Physical Chemistry (Thompson, Briggs). Takoma Park, D. C.
Corbett, Roger Bailey, B.S., M.S. in Agr., Cornell, 1922, 1923. Ph.D., Agricultural
Economics, Pomology, Economics (Boyle, Ladd, MacDaniels, Reed)'.
Takoma Park, D. C.
Cothran, John Cleveland, A.B., Cornell, 1908. Inorganic Chemistry, Analytical
Chemistry, Mathematics (Browne, Nichols, Craig). Lockport.
Cowles, Raymond Bridgman, A.B., Pomona, 1921. Ph.D., Biology, Systematic
Zoology, Entomology (Herrick, Wright, Matheson). Fairhaven, Mass.
Cox, Elbert Frank, A.B., Indiana, 1917. Ph.D., Pure Mathematics, Applied
Mathematics, Physics (Williams, Hurwitz, Sharpe, Kennard). Evansville,
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Cresswell, John Reginald, B.A., McMaster, 1922. A.M., Logic and Metaphysics,
Ethics, Dramatic Poetry (Albee, Thilly, Sampson). Griswold, Man., Can.
Cubbon, Miles Hugo, B.S., Cornell, 192 1 . Ph.D., Agronomy, Physical Chemistry,
Pomology (Wilson, Briggs, Heinicke). Oil City, Pa.
Curran, Harold Raymond, B.S., Cornell, 1921. Ph.D., Dairy Bacteriology,
Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry (Stocking, Orndorff, Sumner). Buffalo.
Currie, Lauchlin MacLaurin, A.B., M.A., Davidson, 1918, 1923. Ph.D., Physical
Chemistry, Industrial Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry (Bancroft, Rhodes,
Nichols). Davidson, N. C.
Currie, Neill Roswell, A.B., Davidson, 1923. M.S., Industrial Chemistry, In
organic Chemistry (Rhodes, Browne). De Funiak Springs, Fla.
Cutler, Norman Leon, B.A., British Columbia, 1922. M.S., Insect Morphology,
Economic Entomology (Johannsen, Herrick). Vernon, B.C., Canada.
Danforth, Stuart Taylor, B.S., Rutgers, 1921. Ph.D., Ornithology, Systematic
Zoology, Physical Geography (Allen, Needham, von Engeln). Mayaguez,
P.R.
Daughirtai, Robert Paul, B. of Theology, Colgate, 1924. M.A., European His
tory, Intellectual History (Becker, Smith). Ithaca.
Davis, Helen Sophie, B.A., Elmira, 1922. M.A., English Drama, Elizabethan
Literature (Sampson, Adams). Elmira.
Davis, Henry Shenk, B.S., Wesleyan, 1924. M.A., Economics, Government
(Slichter, Cushman). Middletown, Conn.
Davis, James Elwood, B.S., Cornell, 1924. M.F., Silviculture, Entomology
(Spring, Herrick). Ithaca.
Davis, Ruby, B.A., Earlham, 1905. Ph.D., English Literary Criticism, English
Language, German (Cooper, Monroe, Pope). Moorestown, N. J.
Davis, Samuel E., jr., B.S., Cornell, 1923. M.F., Forest Management, Silvi
culture (Bentley, Spring). Ithaca.
DePasquale, Domenic Victor, B.S., Texas A. and M., 1924. M.S., Sewage
Treatment, Entomology (Ogden, Walker, Johannsen). Dickinson, Texas.
Derbigny, Irving Antony, A.B., Talladega, 1921. A.M., Analytical Chemistry,
Industrial Chemistry (Nichols, Rhodes). New Orleans, La.
Diakov, Fedor Alexecvitch, Eng. in Agr., Brno, 1924 .M.S., Animal Husbandry,
Dairy Industry (Maynard, Troy). Perestepina, Russia.
Dickey, James Allen, A.B., Elon, 1912. Ph.D., Rural Social Organization, Farm
Management, Economics and Statistics (Sanderson, Warren, Willcox).
Elon College, N. C.
Dixon, Evalyn Elizabeth, A.B., Vassar, 1921, A.M., Cornell, 1924. Ph.D., English
History, European History, Intellectual .
History (Notestein, Becker, Smith)
Avon, III.
Dobie, Fannie Byler, B.A., Southwestern, 1914. A.M., Rural Education, Rural
Social Organization (Butterworth, Works, Melvin). Beeville, Texas.
Dolbeare, Harwood Burrows, B.A., Wesleyan, 192 1. A.M., Finance, Economic
Theory (H. L. Reed, Copeland). Norwich, Conn.
Dolson, Guy Bayley, A.M., Cornell, 1920. Ph.D., English Literary Criticism,
Elizabethan Literature, Middle English (Cooper, Adams, Northup). Roch
ester.
Doppel, Alfred Arthur, B.S., Cornell, 1924. M.F., Forest Management, Forest
Policy (Guise, Hosmer). Brooklyn.
Dowdell, Victor Lyle, B.A., Hobart 1920. Ph.D., History of Philosophy, Ethics,
English (Hammond, Thilly, Cooper). Dryden.
Dye, Joseph Alma, A.B., Brigham Young, 1916. Ph.D., Human Physiology,
Biochemistry, Bacteriology (Simpson, Sumner, Moore). Basalt, Idaho.
Edwards, Corwin D., A.B., B.J., Missouri, 1920, 1921. Ph.D., Labor, Economic
Theory, Industrial Organization: Trusts and Combinations (Slichter, Daven
port, Copeland). Columbia, Mo.
El Koshairy, Mohamed Abdel Aziz, B.S., Mississippi A. & M., 1924. M.S., Plant
Breeding, Floriculture (Fraser, White). Minia, Egypt.
Ellis, Charles Arthur, A.B., A.M., Oberlin, 1922, 1923. Ph.D., History of Phil
osophy, Ethics, Theoretical Physics (Albee, Thilly, Hammond, Kennard).
New Castle, Pa.

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Ellsworth, John Orval, B.S. in Agr., Utah Agricultural, 1917. M.S., Agricultural
Economics, Rural Education (Boyle, Kruse). Idaho Falls, Idaho.
Elson, John James, A.B., Cornell, 1922. A.M., English Language, Nineteenth
Century Fiction (Strunk, Northup). Tonawanda.
Emerick, Arthur Hill, B.Arch., Cornell, 1924. M.Arch., Architectural Design,
Architectural Construction (Bosworth, Young). Syracuse.
Emery, Stephen Albert, A.B., Cornell, 1923. Ph.D., Logic and Metaphysics,
Ethics, Mathematics (Smart, Thilly, Hammond, Albee, Hurwitz). Brooklyn.
Everett, Samuel Henry, B.A., Amherst, 1923. A.M., Economics, Government
(Copeland, Catlin). North Attleboro, Mass.
Fagundes, Alvaro Barcellos, Eng. Agr., Brazil, 1922. M.S. in Agr., Soils, Physical
Chemistry (Bizzell, Briggs). Pelotas, Brazil.
Fall, Paul Henry, A.B., A.M., Oberlin, 1914, 1918. Ph.D., Physical Chemistry,
Sanitary Chemistry, Optical Chemistry (Bancroft, Georgia, Chamot).
Hiram, Ohio.
Farnham, Edith Anna, A .B., Wellesley, 1914. Ph.D., English History, American
History, Modern European History (Notestein, Bretz, Becker). West
Newton, Mass.
Farnum, Fay Eugenia, B.S., Iowa State, 1909, A.M., Cornell, 1915. Ph.D.,
Geometry, Mathematical Analysis, Physics (Snyder, Morse, Kennard).
Ames, Iowa.
Felix, Earl Louis, B.S.A., Tennessee, 1922. Ph.D., Plant Pathology, Plant Breed
ing, Plant Physiology (Burkholder, Knudson, C. H. Myers). Knoxville,
Tenn.
Ferguson, Wallace Klippert, A.B., Western Ontario, 1924. M.A., Mediaeval
History, Modern European History (Smith, Becker). Aylmer, Ont., Canada.
?Fernald, Ernest Mercer, M.E., Cornell, 1915. (V. R. Gage). Ithaca.
Field, Albert Martin, B.S., M.S., Wisconsin, 1916, 1917. Ph.D., Rural Educa
tion, Educational Psychology, Education (Works, Stewart, Kruse, Jordan).
St. Paul, Minn.
Fisch, Max Harold, A.B., Butler, 1924. Ph.D., History of Philosophy, Ethics,
Psychology (Hammond, Thilly, Weld). San Francisco, Cal.
Fisher, Claire Cole, B.S. in M.E., Tennessee, 192 1, M.S., Cornell, 1925. Ph.D.,
Experimental Physics, Theoretical Physics, Mathematics (Bidwell, Tucker,
Sharpe). Cookeville, Penn.
Fitch, Harold Wakefield, B.S., New Hampshire, 1921. Ph.D., Plant Pathology,
Plant Physiology, Entomology (Massey, Knudson, Crosby). Ithaca.
Flick, Miriam Hilliard, B.Arch., Cornell, 1924. M.Arch., Architectural Design,
History of Architecture (Bosworth, Phelps). Dayton, Ohio.
Flory, Paul Marion, M.A., Northwestern, 1924. Ph.D., Ethics, History
of Ancient
and Mediaeval Philosophy, English (Thilly, Hammond, Albee, Prescott).
Ithaca.
Flory, Vera Elizabeth, B.A., Northwestern, 1923. Ph.D., History of Philosophy,
Ethics, English (Hammond, Thilly, Prescott). Evanston, III.
Flynn, John Edward, B.S., Penn. State, 1922. Ph.D., Plant Pathology, Mycology,
Plant Physiology (Massey, Knudson, Fitzpatrick). Friendsville, Pa.
Fonda, John Sutliff, B.Chem., Cornell, 1922. Ph.D., Physical Chemistry, In
dustrial Chemistry, Industrial Organization (Briggs, Rhodes, Kimball).
Johnstown.
Ford, Carroll Willis, A.B., Cornell, 1925. A.M., Finance, Economic Theory
(Reed, Davenport). Syracuse.
Ford, Orfa Rex, M.A., West Virginia, 1923. Ph.D., Alternating Currents,
Theoretical Physics, Mathematics (Bedell, Kennard, Hurwitz). Industrial,
Va.
Fraze, James William, A.B., A.M., Indiana, 192 1, 1922. Ph.D., Physical Chem
istry, Inorganic Chemistry, Optical Chemistry (Briggs, Dennis, Papish).
Kendallsville, Ind.
Fridley, Harry Marion, B.S., South Dakota State College, 1916. M.S., Soil
Technology, Physical Geography (Bizzell. von Engeln). Brookings, S. D.

GRADUATE STUDENTS: REGULAR SESSION I49
Fuchs, Nathaniel, B.Chem., Cornell, 1919. Ph.D., Organic Chemistry, Physical
Chemistry, Physics (Orndorff, Briggs, Richtmyer). Brooklyn.
*Gahan, Emanuel, A.B., Cornell, 1925. (Hurwitz). New York City.
Gaines, John Gordon, B.S., Clemson, 1922, M.S., Rutgers, 1924. Ph.D., Plant
Pathology, Physical Chemistry, Plant Physiology (Burkholder, Briggs, O. F.
Curtis). Honea Path, S. C.
Garfield, Frank Richardson, A.B., Amherst, 1923. A.M., Economic Theory,
Finance (Copeland, Reed). Chester, Conn.
Gartlein, Carl Witz, B.A., DePauw, 1924. A.M., Physics, Mathematics (Gibbs,
Hurwitz). Connersville, Ind.
Gates, Clifford Ellwood, A.B., A.M., Colgate, 1915, 1917. Ph.D., German
Literature, German Philology, Spanish Literature (Faust, Boesche, Kenis
ton). Hamilton.
Genung, Albert Benjamin, B.S., Cornell, 1913. Ph.D., Farm Management,
Marketing, Economics (Warren, Pearson, Myers). Freeville.
Gilbert, Arthur Ward, B.S., Dartmouth, 1921. Ph.D., Education, Psychology,
Philosophy (Jordan, Weld, Albee). Dorset, Vt.
Gleichauf, Eleanor Weeks, B.A., Wellesley, 1924. A.M., Psychology, Education
(Weld, Wakeman). Rochester.
Goldin, Robert, B.S., Cornell, 1924. Ph.D., Botany, Plant Physiology, Organic
Chemistry (Muenscher, Knudson, Orndorff). Brooklyn.
Goldsmith, Harold Ellsworth, B.Chem., Cornell, 1922. Ph.D., Industrial Chem
istry, Geology, Industrial Organization (Rhodes, Ries, Kimball). Ithaca.
Gonzalez, Leon Gregorio, M.S., Philippines, 1923. Ph.D., Pomology, Plant
Physiology, Vegetable Gardening (Carrick, Knudson, Thompson).
Bulacan, P. I.
Baliuag,
Gordon, Alexander, B.Agr., B.S.A., Philippines, 1923, 1924.
Sanitation (Robb, McCurdy). Pasay, Rigal, P. I.
M.S., Drainage,
fGordon, Myron, B.S. in Agr., Cornell, 1925. M.S., Genetics and Aquiculture,
Bacteriology (Frazer, Embody, Hagan). New York City.
Gorelik, Bessie, A.B., Cornell, 1925. A.M., English, French, (Strunk, Hebel,
Mason). Brooklyn.
Gotshalk, Dilman Walter, A.B., Princeton, 1922. Ph.D., History of Philosophy,
Ethics, English (Hammond, Albee, Smart, Thilly, Cooper). Trenton, N. J.
Graham, Vi Arvin, A.B., A.M., M.S., Cornell, 1917, 1918, 1923. Ph.D., Bio
chemistry, Foods Chemistry, Organic Chemistry (Sumner, Cavanaugh,
Orndorff). Ithaca.
Grannis, Valleria Belt, A.B., Transylvania, 1921. A.M., French, English (Mason,
Northup). Flemingsburg, Ky.
Gray, Glenn Wesley, A.B., Bowdoin, 1924. Ph.D., English History, Political
Science, Modern European History (Notestein, Catlin, Becker). New
Vineyard, Maine.
Gray, Lloyd Poor, A.B., Cornell, 1924. A.M., Neurology, Histology (Papez,
Kingsbury). Clayton.
Gray, Marian, B.A., Ohio State, 1923. A.M., English Literary Criticism, Eliza
bethan Literature (Cooper, Adams). Winchester, Ind.
Gray, Welles Alexander, B.A., Minnesota, 1923. Ph.D., Government, American
History, Modern European History (Cushman, Hull, Becker).
Minn.
Minneapolis,
Greene, Gertrude Martha, A.B., Wellesley, 1918, A.M., Radcliffe, 1922. Ph.D.,
Literary Criticism, Elizabethan Literature, Mediaeval History (Cooper,
Adams, Smith). Auburn.
Greene, Guy Shepard, A.B., Hobart, 1920. Ph.D., Elizabethan Drama, Nine
teenth Century Poetry, Old English (Adams, Sampson, Monroe). Ithaca.
Griswold, Mary Blakesley, B.A., Ohio Wesleyan, 1924. A.M., English Literature,
Middle English (Cooper, Northup). Elmira.
Guilford, Joy Pleasant, M.A., Nebraska, 1924. Ph.D., Psychology, Education,
Mathematics (Titchener, Wakeman, Owens). Lincoln, Nebr.
Gurchot, Abel Charles, B.S., College of City of New York, 1921. Ph.D., Physical
Chemistry, Physiology, Optical Chemistry (Bancroft, Simpson, Liddell,
Chamot). New York City.

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Gutsell, James Squier, A.B., Cornell, 191 1. Ph.D., Ecology, Aquiculture, An
alytical Chemistry (Needham, Embody, Nichols). Ithaca.
Gwynne, Charles Sumner, A.B., Cornell, 1907. Ph.D., Economic Geology,
Paleontology, Mineralogy and Petrography (Ries, Harris, Vieweg). Ithaca.
Hale, Danforth Rawson, A.B., Colorado, 1924. Ph.D., Physical Chemistry,
Mathematics, Optical Chemistry (Bancroft, Snyder, Mason). Colorado
Springs, Colo.
Hall, Goldan Orlando, B.Sc. Agr., West Virginia, 1921, M.S. in Agr., Cornell,
1923. Ph.D., Poultry Husbandry, Rural Economy, Plant Breeding (Rice,
Boyle, Fraser). Ithaca.
Hall, Isaac Fults, B.S., Cornell, 1915. Ph.D., Farm Management, Economics,
Animal Husbandry (Warren, Davenport, Maynard). Cortland.
Hall, Schuler P., B.S., Rose Polytechnic Institute, 1907. M.S., Physics, Chem
istry (Murdock, Briggs). Brazil, Ind.
Haller, John Fessler, B.Chem., Cornell, 1922. Ph.D., Optical Chemistry, In
organic Chemistry, Industrial Chemistry (Chamot, Dennis, Rhodes).
Frederick, Md.
Hallock, Hortense, B.S., Elmira, 1921, A.M., Cornell, 1922. Ph.D., Literary
Criticism, Old English, Germanic Philology (Cooper, Monroe, Pope).
Rochester.
Hanford, Rodney Warren, A.B., Cornell, 1925. A.M., Education, American
History (Jordan, Bretz). Ithaca.
Hannah, Robert, B.A., Western Univ., London, Ont., 1919, A.M., Cornell, 1922.
Ph.D., English, Public Speaking, Mediaeval History (Cooper, Drummond,
P. Smith). London, Ont., Canada.
Hanson, Robert Lewis, A.B., Oberlin, 1922. Ph.D., Experimental Physics, Ap
plied Electricity, Mathematics (.Richtmyer, Bedell, Hurwitz). Bristol, N. H.
Hare, Frank, D.V.M., Kansas State, 1920. M.S., Pathology, Physiology (Moore,
Goldberg, Fish). Harrisonvllle, Mo.
Harman, Samuel Willard, B.S., Michigan Agr., 1917. M.S., Economic Ento
mology, Morphology (Herrick, Parrott, Johannsen). Geneva.
?Harper, Jean Sherwood, A.B., Vassar, 1918, M.S., Cornell, 1923. (Wiegand).
Ithaca.
Harriott, John Frederick, B.S., Cornell, 1922, M.S., Iowa State, 1923. Ph.D.,
Farm Management, Economics, Agricultural Economics (Warren, Myers,
Davenport, Boyle). Mamaroneck.
Harris, Coleman John, A.B., A.M., M.S., Bucknell, 1912, 1914, 1918. Ph.D.,
Botany, Ornamental Horticulture, Vertebrate Zoology (Eames, White,
Wright). Lewisburg, Pa.
Harris, Henry Clayton, A.B., North Carolina, 1922. Ph.D., Soils, Plant Physi
ology, Physical Chemistry (Lyon, J. K. Wilson, Knudson, Briggs).
Road, N. C.
Pike
Hathcock, James Shoffner, B.S., North Carolina, 1919, M.S. in Agr., Cornell,
1923. Ph.D., Agricultural Economics and Farm Management, Economics,
Rural Education (Myers, Davenport, Eaton). Norwood, N. C.
Hathcock, Joseph Weinstein, B.A., Trinity, 1921. Ph.D., Finance, Accounting,
American History (Reed, English, Hull). Norwood, N. C.
Hawthorn, Leslie Rushton, B.S., Cornell, 1924. Ph.D., Plant Physiology, Plant
Breeding, Physical Chemistry (Knudson, C. H. Myers, Briggs). Ithaca.
Haylett, David Graaff, B.S. Illinois, 1922. Ph.D., Plant Breeding, Plant Physi
ology, Agronomy (Myers, Knudson, O. F. Curtis, Bizzell). South Africa.
Capetown,
Hazzard, Albert Sidney, A.B., Cornell, 1924. Kerr). Brewster.
A.M., Zoology, Anatomy (Reed,
Hekimian, Mardiros Epipan, C.E., Cornell, 1924. A.M., Mathematics, Physics,
(Morse, Carver, Murdock). Constantinople, Turkey.
Hendrickson, John M., D.V.M., Ohio State, 1924. M.S., Veterinary Pathology
and Bacteriology, Poultry Husbandry (Hagan, Heuser). Rugby, N. D.
Hening, James Courtenay, M.S., Minnesota, 1923. Ph.D., Dairy Industry,
Physical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry (Dahlberg, Briggs, Orndorff).
Geneva.

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Herrick, Marvin Theodore, A.B., Cornell, 1922, A.M., Harvard, 1923. Ph.D.,
English Literature, Mediaeval History, English Language (Cooper, P.
Smith, Monroe). Ithaca.
Insect Mor
Hervey, George Edward Romaine, B.S.A., Toronto, 1923. M.S.,
phology, Plant Pathology (Johannsen, Whetzel). Round Hill, N.S., Canada.
Hetherington, Lyster Meadows, B.S., Cornell, 1917. M.S., Rural Education,
Rural Social Organization (Works, Melvin). Foochow, China.
Hill, Forrest Frank, B.S.A., Saskatchewan, 1923. Ph.D., Marketing, Economics,
Farm Management (W. I. Myers, Davenport, Misner, Boyle).
Sask., Canada.
Davidson,
Hodge, Hugh Bayard, jr., B.Chem., Cornell, 1925. M.Chem., Industrial Chem
istry, Optical Chemistry (Rhodes, Mason). Philadelphia, Pa.
Hoffman, George Peter, B.S., Clemson, 1915. M.S. in Agr., Vegetable Gardening,
Pomology (Thompson, Carrick). Clemson College, S. C.
Holbrook, George Whitman, M.E., Cornell, 1923. M.M.E. Millbrook.
Holt, Donald Aubrey, B.Chem., Cornell, 1924. Ph.D., Optical Chemistry, In
organic Chemistry, Economic Geology (Papish, Browne, Ries).
Montclair, N. J.
Upper
Hoover, Henry Alfred, B.S., Franklin and Marshall, 1922. A.M., Geometry,
Analysis (Snyder, Morse). Lancaster, Pa.
Horiguchi, Junichiro, Kyoto Imperial, 1922. Ph.D., Psychology, Education,
Physiology (Titchener, Ogden, Simpson). Ohara, Shigaken, Japan.
Houck, Robert Charles, B.Chem., Cornell, 1921. Ph.D., Inorganic Chemistry,
Industrial Chemistry, Physical Chemistry (Browne, Rhodes, Bancroft).
Honeoye Falls.
Hovey, Luke Willis, B.S., Cornell, 1917. M.S., Rural Social Organization, Rural
Education (Melvin, Stewart). Bainbridge.
Howard, Edwin Johnston, A.B., Cornell, 1924. A.M., English Literature, Eng
lish Language (Cooper, Monroe). Detroit, Mich.
Hoyer, Linda Grace, A.B., Ursinus, 1923. A.M., Literary Criticism, Elizabethan
Literature (Cooper, Adams). Shilllngton, Pa.
Hsiao, Kung Chuan, A.B., A.M., Missouri, 1922, 1923. Ph.D., Ethics, Logic
and Metaphysics, Political Theory (Thilly, Albee, Hammond, Cushman).
Shanghai, China.
Huang, Tsu Ching, B.S., Wisconsin, 1924. M.S., Physical Chemistry, Optical
Chemistry (Briggs, Papish). Kwangtung, China.
Hudgins, Houlder, A.B., Cornell, 1923. A.M., Money and Banking, Accounting
(Reed, English). Ithaca.
Hughes, Edward Wesley, B.Chem., Cornell, 1924. Ph.D., Inorganic Chemistry,
Experimental Physics, Theoretical Physics (Browne, Richtmyer, Kennard).
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Hume, Helen Gross, B.A., Hunter, 1917, M.A., Columbia, 1921. Ph.D., English
Literary Criticism, Elizabethan Literature, Middle English Literature
(Cooper, Adams, Northup). New York City.
Hunt, Dorothy Rossman, A.B., Huron, 1917. A.M., American History, English
Historv (Hull, Notestein). Ithaca.
Hunt, Earle Cole, A.B., Cornell, 1925. A.M., Education, Mathematics (Jordan,
Snyder). Endicott.
Hunter, Howard Louis, B.Chem., Cornell, 1925. Ph.D., Inorganic Chemistry,
Physical Chemistry, Optical Chemistry (Browne, Bancroft, Mason). Fulton.
Huttar, John Carl, B.S., Cornell, 1924. Ph.D., Poultry Husbandry, Agricultural
Economics, Animal Pathology (Rice, Boyle, Goldberg). Ithaca.
Hutton, James, A.B., Cornell, 1924. A.M., Classics, English (Mountford,
Cooper). Walton.
Infante y Tiongco, Emilio, B.S., Philippines, 1924. Agricultural Chemistry (Rhodes, Cavanaugh).
M.S., Industrial Chemistry,
Valladolid, Occ. Neg., P. I.
Jackson, Gemma, A.B., Cornell, 1923. A.M., Morphology, Physical Geography
(Eames, von Engeln). Ithaca.
?Jean, Francois-Xavier, Ph.L., Laval, 1916. (Heinicke). Sainte Anne de la
Pocatiire, Que., Canada.
?Jewett, Eugene Lyon, B.Chem., Cornell, 1922. (Kerr). Fredonia.
fjohann, Dorothy Marie, A.B., Cornell, 1925. A.M., Sanitary Chemistry, Bac
teriology (Georgia, Hagan). Huntington, Pa.

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Johnson, Charles Henry, A.B., Wabash, 1919. Ph.D., Organic Chemistry,
Physical Chemistry, Bacteriology (Orndorff, Briggs, Hagan). Seattle, Wash.
Johnson, Elmer Marker, A.B., Cornell, 1922. A.M., English, Philosophy (Strunk,
Thilly). Boise, Idaho.
Johnson, Olive Catherine, A.B., Western Maryland, 1922. M.S., Bacteriology,
Sanitary Chemistry (Hagan, Georgia). Princess Anne, Md.
Jones, Fred LaFayette, A.B., Furman, 1921, A.M., Cornell, 1922. Ph.D.,
English Literature, Victorian Literature, Philosophy (Adams, Northup,
Thilly). Greenville, S. C.
Jones, Luther Goodrich, B.S., Princeton, 1917. Ph.D., Agronomy, Chemistry,
Bacteriology (Bizzell, Sherman, Nichols). Boulder, Colo.
Jones, Putnam Fennell, A.B., Cornell, 1924. A.M., English Literary Criticism,
Elizabethan Literature (Cooper, Adams). Philadelphia, Pa.
Joss, Ernest Jacob, A.B., Oklahoma, 1922. Ph.D., Physical Chemistry, Physics,
Organic Chemistry (Bancroft, Collins, Orndorff). Haskell, Okla.
Judd, Deane Brewster, M.A., Ohio State, 1923. Ph.D., Physics, Mathematics,
Physical Chemistry (Richtmyer, Hurwitz, Briggs). Columbus, Ohio.
Kahn, Morris Hirsch, M.D., A.M., Cornell, 1902, 1922. Ph.D., Physiology,
Physiological Chemistry, Pathology (Lusk, Benedict, Ewing). New York
City.
Kassel, Frank, A.B., Pennsylvania, 1921. Ph.D., Philosophy, Mathematics,
Physics (Hammond, Smart, Morse, Kennard). Philadelphia, Pa.
?Kawamuri, Kazumi, M.S. in Agr., Tokyo Imperial, 1917.
City.
(Briggs). New York
Keane, Helen, A.B., Cornell, 1924. A.M., Public Speaking, Literary Criticism
(Drummond, Cooper). Pine Island, Minn.
Keenan, Delbert Ernest, A.B., A.M., Cornell, 1922, 1923. Ph.D., French, Italian,
English Literature (Mason, Hamilton, Prescott). Elmira.
Keller, John Calvin, B.S., Colgate, 1921. Ph.D., Physical Chemistry, Inorganic
Chemistry,
Binghamton.
Industrial Chemistry (Briggs, Bancroft, Dennis, Rhodes).
Kerbaugh, Jeannette Lukens, B.S., Western Reserve, 1919. .
Ph.D., Agricultural
Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Microchemistry (Cavanaugh, Orndorff,
Chamot). Cleveland, Ohio.
Kessel, Marcel, A.B., Cornell, 1921 Ph.D., Nineteenth Century Poetry, English
Drama, History of Philosophy (Sampson, Adams, Albee). Buffalo.
Kiang, Tsu Chi, B.S. in C.E., Tangshan, 1922. M.C.E., Structural Engineering,
Sanitary Engineering (Urquhart, Ogden). Wusih, Kiangsu, China.
Kightlinger, Clifford Vaughn, B.S., Grove City, 1920. Ph.D., Plant Pathology,
Botany, Plant Breeding (Whetzel, Eames, C. H. Myers). Grove City, Pa.
Kimball, Bradford Fisher, A.M., Harvard, 1921. Ph.D., Mathematics, (Analysis),
Mathematics, Physics (Morse, Ranum, Hurwitz, Kennard). Amherst, Mass.
King, Chau, B.S.M.E., Nanyang, 1923. M.M.E., Heat Power Engineering,
Experimental Engineering (Barnard, Upton). Chuchow, China.
Kingery, William Ray, A.B., Cincinnati, 1922. A.M., Spanish, French (Kenis
ton, Mason). Rossmoyne, Ohio.
Kinkaid, Walker, B.S., Allegheny, 1924. Ph.D., Experimental Physics, Theoret
ical Physics, Physical Chemistry (Bidwell, Kennard, Briggs). McKcesport, Pa.
Kirkland, Joseph Brackin, B.S., Cornell, 1918. Ph.D., Marketing, Rural Educa
tion, Economics (W. I. Myers, Warren, Rasmussen, Works, Davenport).
Ithaca.
Klugh, Alfred Brooker, M.A., Queen's 1910. Ph.D., Limnology, Insect Ecology,
Ornithology (Needham, Johannsen, Allen). Kingston, Canada.
Knaysi, George Abdallah, B.S., Cornell, 1924. M.S., Bacteriology, Organic
Chemistry (Sherman, Orndorff). Atmore, Ala.
Knott, James Edward, B.S., Rhode Island State, 1920, M.S., Cornell, 1924.
Ph.D., Plant Physiology, Vegetable Gardening, Agronomy (Knudson,
Thompson, Bizzell). Newport, R. I.
Knowlton, Lawrence Gane, A.B., Oberlin, 1923. Ph.D., Physical Chemistry,
Sanitary Chemistry, Organic Chemistry (Bancroft, Georgia, Orndorff).
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Koo, Ekay Konloh, B.S., Tangshan, 1923. M.C.E., Sanitary Engineering,
Railroad Engineering (Ogden, Barnes). Soochow, China.
Krauss, Mildred Elizabeth Stratton, B.A., Wellesley, 1917, A.M., Cornell, 1922.
Ph.D., Botany, Plant Pathology, Histology (Sharp, Massey, Kingsbury).
Ithaca.
Krauss, William Ernest, B.S., Cornell, 1922. Ph.D., Animal Husbandry,
Organic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry (Maynard, Orndorff, Briggs).
Brockport.
Kreezer, George, A.B., Cornell, 1924. Ph.D., Psychology, Physiology, Educa
tion (Titchener, Simpson, Ogden). Los Angeles, Cal.
Kreisel, George Reinhardt, B.S., Cornell, 1924. M. S., Farm Management,
Animal Husbandry (Myers, Maynard). Amsterdam.
Kunz, Walter Bramble, M.A., Cincinnati, 1924. Ph.D., Physical Chemistry,
Optical Chemistry, Thermodynamics (Bancroft, Papish, Trevor). Cin
cinnati, Ohio.
?Kvaale, Erling, B.S., Noregs Landcrukshogskule, Norway, 1922. (Carrick).
Sogudel, Sogu, Norway.
Lacey, Harold Talbot, B.Chem., Cornell, 1921. Ph.D., Organic Chemistry,
Chemical Microscopy, Economic Geology (Orndorff, Ries, Chamot). Bing
hamton.
Lai, Kit Tsoi, B.S.C.E., Tangshan, 1923. M.C.E., Railroad Engineering, Struc
tural Engineering (Barnes, Urquhart). Tientsin, China.
Larkin, Leo Joseph, A.B., Cornell, 1921. A.M., Physical Chemistry, Industrial
Chemistry (Bancroft, Briggs, Rhodes). Ellenville.
Larsen, Norman Laurence, A.B., Colgate, 1923. Ph.D., Experimental Physics,
Applied Electricity, Mathematics (Merritt, Bedell, Gillespie). Hamilton.
Larson, Louis Leonard, B.S., Washburn, 1923. Ph.D., Physical Chemistry,
Industrial Chemistry, Organic Chemistry (Briggs, Rhodes, Orndorff).
South Prairie, Wash.
Laubengayer, Albert Washington, B.Chem., Cornell, 1921. Ph.D., Inorganic
Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, Optical Chemistry (Dennis, Bancroft,
Chamot). Ithaca.
Laubscher, Cora Rolfe, A.B., Randolph-Macon, 1915, A.M., Cornell, 1921.
Ph.D., Latin, Greek, English (Elmer, Jones, Cooper). Petersburg, Va.
Lee, Samuel Bayard, A.B., A.M., North Carolina, 1920, 1921. Ph.D., Soils,
Glacial Geology, Bacteriology (Bizzell, von Engeln, Sherman). Four Oaks,
N. C.
Leffingwell, Burton Alpheus, B.S., Cornell, 1923. Ph.D., Animal Husbandry,
Rural Education, Agricultural Economics (Maynard, Works, Pearson).
Ithaca.
Leffingwell, Dana Jackson, A.B., A.M., Cornell, 1922, 1923. Ph.D., Ornithology,
Systematic Vertebrate Zoology, Limnology (Allen, Embody, Needham).
Aurora-on-Cayuga.
Leonard, Chilson H., B.S., Cornell, 1923. A.M., English Poetry of the 18th
Century, English Poetry and Prose 1400-1650 (Prescott, Hebel).
City.
New York
fLevitan, Benjamin, A.B., Cornell, 1925. A.M., Government, History (Cush
man, Bretz). Tarrytown.
Lewis, Herschel Paul, B.S. in E.E., B.S. in M.E., Tennessee, 1923. Ph.D.,
Electrical Engineering, Mathematics (Karapetoff, Sharpe). Bells, Tenn.
Lewis, Robert Donald, B.S., Penn. State, 1919. Ph.D., Plant Breeding, Plant
Physiology, Agronomy (C. H. Myers, Knudson, Bizzell). State College, Pa.
Li, Shu Tien, B.S.C.E., Pei-Yang, 1923. Ph.D., Railroad Engineering, Structural
Engineering, Hydraulic Engineering (Barnes, Burrows, Urquhart, Seery).
Peking, China.
Li, Yin Chiu, B.S. in C.E., Illinois, 1924. M.C.E., Structural Engineering,
Hydraulic Engineering (Urquhart, O'Rourke, Seery). Shahoyee, Chihli, China.
?Libby, Harriet Martin, A.B., Adelphi, 1902; A.M., Cornell, 1905, Ph.D., Cornell,
1910. (Reyna). Ithaca.
Lindeman, James McDonald, B.Arch., Cornell, 1925. M.Arch., Architectural
Design, Historical Research (Bosworth, Phelps). Hamilton, Ont., Canada.

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Lindley, John William, B.A., Washington State, 1917. M.S., Rural Education,
Rural Social Organization (Butterworth, Sanderson). Cheney, Wash.
Lindsay, John Randolph, A.B., Hobart, 1920. A.M., English Romantic Poetry,
English Literature (Sampson, Adams). Geneva.
Lininger, Fred Fouse, B.S. in Agr., Penn. State, 1917. M.S., Agricultural Eco
nomics, Education (Boyle, Works). Martinsburg, Pa.
Liu, Chung Lo, B.S., Cornell, 1922. Ph.D., Economic Entomology, Systematic
Entomology, Agricultural Chemistry (Matheson, Bradley, Cavanaugh).
Foochow, China.
Liu, Frank H. C, B.S.A., Wisconsin, 1924. M.S., Animal Husbandry, Dairy
Industry (Savage, Sherman). Hankow, China.
Liu, Tien, B.S., Nanking, 1924. M.S., Industrial Chemistry, Physical Chemistry
(Rhodes, Bancroft). Kwangtun, China.
Livermore, Josiah Randall, B.S., Cornell, 1913. Ph.D., Plant Breeding, Plant
Physiology, Agronomy (C. H. Myers, Knudson, Bizzell). Ithaca.
Logan, Frank Whitfield, B.S. in Agr., Washington State, 1921. M.S. in Agr.,
Dairy Industry, Physical Chemistry (Fisk, Briggs). Seattle, Wash.
Loh, Zung-nyi, A.B., Wellesley, 1924. A.M., Physics, Mathematics (Gibbs,
Snyder). Nansiang, Kiangsu, China.
Lohman, Alfred William, B.S.Agr., West Virginia, 1923, M.S.Agr., Cornell,
1924. Ph.D., Poultry Husbandry, Agricultural Economics, Economics
(Rice, Boyle, Reed). Wheeling, W. Va.
Loomis, Walter Earl, B.S., Illinois, 1921; M.S., Ph.D., Cornell, 1922, 1924.
Honorary Fellow. Makanda, III.
?Lord, Russell Farnum, A.B., Cornell, 1924. (Embody). Port Jervis.
Lothers, John Edmond, C.E., Valparaiso, 1923. M.C.E., StructuralEngineering,
Architecture (Urquhart, Bosworth). Valparaiso, Ind.
Lowe, Edith M., B.S., Elmira, 1924. M.S., Rural Education, Psychology (But
terworth, Dallenbach). Ithaca.
Luhrs, Henry Ernst, B.S., Cornell, 1923. M.S. in Agr., Marketing, Dairy In
dustry (Ross, Guthrie). Woodhaven.
Lundquist, Gustaf Adolph, A.B., Gustavus Adolphus, 1901. Ph.D., Rural Social
Organization, Marketing, Rural Education (Sanderson, Boyle, Works,
Eaton). St. Paul, Minn.
Lynn, Caro, A.B., Tarkio, 1895, A.M., Colorado, 1904. Ph.D., Latin, Spanish,
Archaeology (Durham, Keniston, Andrews). Tarkio, Mo.
Mabey, Mac Henry, D.V.M., Cornell, 1924. M.S., Diseases of Genital Organs,
Hog Cholera (Udall, Birch). Ithaca.
McBride, Charles Grover, B.S., Pennsylvania, 191 1, M.S., Cornell, 1922. Ph.D.,
Marketing, Farm Management, Corporation Finance (Myers, Warren,
Reed). Columbus, Ohio.
McCallan, Samuel Eugene Alan, B.S.Agr., Toronto, 1923. Ph.D., Plant Path
ology, Plant Physiology, Physical Chemistry (Whetzel, Knudson, Briggs).
Hamilton, Bermuda.
McCarthy, Rollin Herbert, A.B., M.E., Cornell, 1921,1922. M.M.E., Industrial
Engineering, Economics (Kimball, Bangs, Reed). Cortland.
McClintock, Barbara, B.S., A.M., Cornell, 1923, 1925. Ph.D., Cytology, Ge
netics, Zoology (Sharp, Fraser, Reed). Brooklyn.
McCormick, Gordon Randolph, B.Chem., Cornell, 1922. Ph.D., Industrial
Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Physical Chemistry (Rhodes, Briggs,
Nichols). Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
McCrea, Mary Anna, A.B., Goucher, 1923. A.M., Sociology, Labor Problems
(Willcox, Slichter). Renovo, Pa.
MacCreadie, William Thomas, B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
191 1. Ph.D., Analysis, Geometry, Physics (Hurwitz, Snyder, Kennard).
Northfield, Vt.
1901. (Hull). Ithaca.
?MacGarr, Katherine Llewellyn, B.S., Ohio Northern,
McGill, James Dumar, A.B., Oberlin, 1920. Ph.D., American History, Political
Science, English History (Hull, Cushman, Notestein). Avalon, Pa.
McGrath, Edward Maloney, A.B., Cornell, 1923. A.M., English Literature,
French (Prescott, Mason). Lockport.

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McGuire, Arlie Estus, B.S.A., Kentucky, 1918. Ph.D., Rural Education, Sural
Social Organization, Rural Economics (Stewart, Melvin, Boyle). Spanishburg,
W. Va.
McKay, Haden Mayo, B.Sc, Mississippi Agr., 1914. Ph.D., Pomology, Plant
Breeding, Plant Physiology (Heinicke, Emerson, Knudson). Athens, Ga.
McKinstry, Willard Lawyer, A.B., Amherst, 1923. A.M., Philosophy, Sociology
(Thilly, Hammond, Willcox). Watertown.
McLaughry, William Graham, A.B., Michigan, 1921, A.M., Cornell, 1924. Ph.D.,
French, Spanish, Italian (Mason, Keniston, Hamilton). Mercer, Pa.
McMillan, John Rustin Alfred, B.S.A., Sydney, 1923. Ph.D., Plant Breeding,
Plant Pathology, Plant Physiology (C. H. Myers, Whetzel, Curtis, Knudson).
Narooma, New South Wales, Australia.
McMillan, William Darrow, B.S., Cornell, 1924. M.S., Animal Husbandry,
Farm Management (Savage, Myers). Ithaca.
McMullen, Eleanor Clara, A.B., Cornell, 1920. Ph.D., Vertebrate Zoology,
Botany, Entomology (Reed, Eames, Johannsen). Buffalo.
Malti, Michel George, B.S. in E.E., Georgia Tech.,
1922. M.S. Electrical
Engineering, Physics (Lincoln, Bedell, Kennard).
Syria.
Deir-ul-Kamar, Lebanon,
Manning, Wayne Eyer, A.B., Oberlin, 1920. Ph.D., Botany, Plant Pathology,
Geology (Eames, Fitzpatrick, Ries). Ambridge, Pa.
Mardon, Austin, B.A., Cambridge, 1922. Ph.D., English History, English Liter
ature, French Literature (Notestein, Adams, Guerlac). Cambridge, England.
Marquardt, Julius Charles, B.S., Wisconsin, 1917. M.S., Dairy Industry, Bio
chemistry (Dahlberg, Sherman, Sumner). Geneva.
Martens, James H.C., C.E., M.S., Cornell, 1921, 1923. Ph.D., Mineralogy and
Petrography, Economic Geology, Hydrology (Gill, Ries, Seery). Shrub Oak.
Martin, Earl Albert, A.B., A.M., Missouri, 1914, 1916. Ph.D., Morphology,
Physiology, Embryology (Stockard, Lusk, Chambers). Bethany, Mo.
?Mattli, Peter Anthony, B.S., Cornell, 1919. (Pumpelly). Ithaca.
Maul, John Conrad, West Point. A.M., French, Spanish Buffalo.
(Mason, Keniston).
Mecartney, John Lupton, B.S., Maryland, 1924. M.S., Pomology, Plant Physi
ology (Heinicke, MacDaniels, Knudson). Vancluse, Va.
Meenes, Max, A.B., Clark, 192 1. Ph.D., Psychology, Education, Physiology
(Titchener, Ogden, Simpson). Worcester, Mass.
Merritt, Bertha Sutermeister. A.M., Mediaeval History, Modern European
History (P. Smith, Becker). Ithaca.
Mertz, Pierre, A.B., Cornell, 1918. Ph.D., Experimental Physics, Theoretical
Physics, Applied Electricity (Richtmyer, Kennard, Bedell). Jamaica.
Miller, Guy Weyer, B.Sc. in Agr., Ohio State, 1919. M.S. in Agr., Animal Hus
bandry, Farm Management (Savage, W. I. Myers). Warren, Ohio.
Miller, Russell Cooper, B.S., Penn. State, 1922. Ph.D., Animal Nutrition,
Physical Chemistry, Pathology (Maynard, Briggs, Goldberg). Chester, Pa.
Mills,.Alfred Schultz, B.S. in Agr., Cornell, 1925. M.S., Marketing, Pomology
(Myers, MacDaniels). New York City.
Mills, Wilfred Douglas, B.S., Michigan Agr., 1920. Ph.D., Plant Pathology,
Plant Physiology, Genetics (Whetzel, Knudson, Wiggans). Tecumseh, Mich.
Misra, Dwarka Nath, B.S., Oregon Agr., 1923. M.S., Dairy Industry, Animal
Husbandry (Sherman, Savage). Sanghoi, India.
Mitchell, Dale Raymond, A.B., Cornell, 1921. Ph.D., English Poetry, History
of Greek Sculpture, American Literature (Sampson, Andrews, Prescott).
Ithaca.
Moller, Elisabeth Fallen, A.B., Goucher, Ph.D., Cornell, 1924. Honorary Fellow.
Baltimore, Md.
fMontag, Elsie Marguerite, A.B., Cornell, 1925. A.M., English, German (Brough
ton, Pope). Brooklyn.
Mooney, Lewis Riley, Ph.B., A.B., Syracuse, 1908, 1909. A.M., History, Eco
nomics (Bretz, Reed). Sayre, Pa.

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?Moore, David Wilson, III, B.Chem., Cornell, 1925.
N. J.
(Cavanaugh). Clayton,
Moore, Harry Lynn, B.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1924. M.S., Poultry
Husbandry, Farm Management (Rice, Myers). Raphinc, Va.
Morales, Rita, B.A., Rice, 1920. M.S., Sanitary Chemistry, Bacteriology
(Georgia, Sherman). Houston, Texas.
Morehouse, Walter Bertram, B.S., Kings College, 1922. Ph.D., Experimental
Physics, Theoretical Physics, Physical Chemistry (Richtmyer, Kennard,
Briggs). Sandy Cove, N. S., Canada.
Morgan, Lawrence Onis, A.B., Southwestern, 1922. Ph.D., Anatomy, Physiology,
Histology (Papez, Simpson, Kingsbury). Turon, Kansas.
?Morioka, Isami, M.S., Hokkaido, 1910. (Bancroft). Kochi, Japan.
Morse, Charles Walter, B.Chem., Cornell, 1921. Ph.D., Physical Chemistry,
Industrial Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry (Bancroft, Briggs, Rhodes,
Nichols). Amsterdam.
?Morse, Franc Hall, B.S., Elmira, 1910. (Rose). Levanna.
Morse, Rowena Allen, A.B., Cornell, 1923. A.M., Inorganic Chemistry, Physical
Chemistry (Dennis, Bancroft). Ithaca.
Mossop, Mervyn Charles, B.S., Cornell, 1924. M.S. in Agr., Economic Ento
mology, Morphology of Insects (Herrick, Johannsen).
Africa.
Cape Town, South
Muller, Albert Stanley, B.S., Cornell, 1923. Ph.D., Plant Pathology, Ento
mology, General Botany (Burkholder, Herrick, Eames). Huntington.
Mumford, Dwight Curtis, B.S., Illinois, 1923. M.S., Farm Management, Market
ing (Myers, Ross, Misner). Urbana, III.
Myers, Mabel A., B.A., Pomona, 1921. Ph.D., Histology and Embryology,
Morphology of Insects, Ecology (Kingsbury, Johannsen, Needham). Ana
heim, Cal.
Myers, Robert P., B.S., California, 1923. M.S. in Agr., Dairy Industry, Physical
Chemistry (Sherman, Briggs). El Paso, Texas.
Nakatsukasa, Masao, B.A., Nebraska Wesleyan, 1924. A.M., History of Philos
ophy, Ethics (Hammond, Albee, Thilly). Yokohama, Japan.
Needham, Paul Robert, B.S., Cornell, 1924. M.S., Apiculture, Entomology
(Phillips, Needham). Ithaca.
Nelson, Milton Goodrich, B.S., New York State College for Teachers, 1924.
Ph.D., Rural School Administration, Rural Social Organization, Education
al Psychology (Butterworth, Sanderson, Kruse). Rensselaer.
Neumann, Warren Randolph, B.S. in E.E., Kansas, 1918. M.S., Electrical En
gineering, Physics (Karapetoff, Merritt). Manhattan, Kansas.
Nevin, Charles Merrick, B.S. in Mining Eng., Penn. State, 1916, M.S., Cornell,
1923. Ph.D., Economic Geology, Petrography, Paleontology (Ries, Gill,
Harris). Philadelphia, Pa.
Newhall, Allan Goodrich, B.S., Minnesota, 1918. Ph.D., Plant Pathology,
Plant Physiology, Physical Chemistry (Massey, Knudson, Briggs). Min
neapolis, Minn.
Newland, Harry Elihu, B.S.Agr., Purdue, 1924. Ph.D., Plant Pathology, Plant
Physiology, Entomology (Thomas, O. F. Curtis, Herrick). Mitchell, Ind.
Newman, Albert Bernard, A.B., Columbia, 1925. A.M., Biochemistry, Optical
Chemistry (Sumner, Mason). New York City.
Nicolaides, George James, B.S., Cornell, 1923. M.S., Plant Pathology, Ento
mology (Chupp, Herrick). Sparta, Greece.
Niu, Dewar Illiad, B.S. in M.E., Nanyang, 1924. M.M.E., Heat-Power Engi
neering, Industrial Engineering (Ellenwood, Kimball). Soochow, China.
Nixon, Theodore, A.B., Bowdoin, 1922. Ph.D., American History, English
History, Political Science (Bretz, Notestein, Cushman). Brookline, Mass.
Noback, Charles Victor, D.V.M., Cornell, 191 1. Ph.D., Pathology, Biochem
istry, Physiology (Goldberg, Sumner, Simpson). New York City.
Norman, William Lee, B.S., Cornell, 1924. Ph.D., Marketing, Farm Manage
ment, Economics (Myers, Rasmussen, Hart, Davenport). Sinclairville.

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Notestein, Frank Wallace, B.S., Wooster, 1923. Ph.D., Social Science and
Statistics, Finance, Economic Theory (Willcox, Reed, Copeland). Alma,
Mich.
Nungezer, Edwin, B.S., Furman, 1923. A.M., Elizabethan Literature, Old and
Middle English (Adams, Cooper). Columbia, S. C.
?Nyholen, Christian, B.S., Technical Royal College, Copenhagen, 1921. (Ballard).
Copenhagen, Denmark.
Oertel, Everett, B.S., Wisconsin, 1924. M.S., Apiculture, Morphology (Phillips,
Herrick). Prairie du Sac, Wis.
?Okamoto, Tatsuji, A.B., Doshisha, 191 7. (Karapetoff). Sashiki, Kumamoto,
Japan.
O'Leary, Paul Martin, A.B., Kansas, 1922. Ph.D., Finance, Economic Theory,
Political Science (Reed, Davenport, Cushman). Lawrence, Kans.
Pack, Herbert John, B.S., A.M., Utah Agricultural, 1913, 1923. Ph.D., Eco
nomic Entomology, Limnology, Herpetology (Herrick, Needham, Allen).
Logan, Utah.
Parker, Ralph Langley, B.S., Rhode Island State, 1915. Ph.D., Apiculture,
Entomology, Physiology (Phillips, Needham, Simpson). Ames, Iowa.
Parmley, Thomas J., B.S., Utah, 1921. M.S., Experimental Physics, Theoretical
Physics (Tucker, Murdock). Salt Lake City, Utah.
Parrott, Edith Wilbur, A.B., Cornell, 1923. A.M., English Elizabethan Litera
ture, English History (Sampson, Notestein). Lake George.
Parsons, Theophilus, jr., B.Chem., Cornell, 1924. M.S., Physics, Organic Chem
istry (Gibbs, Orndorff). Washington, D. C.
Partridge, Edith Geneva, B.S., Cornell, 1923. M.S., Rural Social Organization,
Agricultural Economics (Sanderson, Boyle). Ithaca.
Patel, Mooljibhai Shivabhai, B.S.Chem., Illinois, 1923, M.S., Cornell, 1924.
Ph.D., Industrial Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Economic Geology
(Rhodes, Dennis, Ries). Anand, India.
Payne, Mary Graydon, A.B., Butler, 1923. A.M., Histology and Embryology,
Physiology (Kingsbury, Liddell). Danville, III.
Peacock, Vera Louise, A.B., Cornell, 1924. Jordan). Ithaca.
A.M., French, Education (Mason,
Pearson, Arthur, B.A., Denver, 1907.
Slichter). Denver, Colo.
A.M., Politics, Economics (Cushman,
?Peckham, Felix Augustus, M.E., Cornell, 1924. (Rogers). Washington, D. C.
Pelmont, Andrew Prosper, B.A., Alma College, 1922. A.M., French Literature,
English Literature (Guerlac, Strunk). Parthenay, Deux Shires, France.
?Pendell, Elmer, M.A., Chicago, 1923. (Slichter). Waverly.
Penman, Roy Franklin, B.S. in E.E., Utah, 1918. M.S., Applied Electricity,
Mathematics (Bedell, Sharpe). Woods Cross, Utah.
Perregaux, Edmond Adrian, B.S., Cornell, 1922. Ph.D., Agricultural Economics,
Farm Management, Accounting (Warren, Ladd,Myers,English). Lincoln, R.I.
Phipps, Ivan Francis, B.Ag.Sc, Melbourne, 1925. M.S. in Agr., Plant Breeding,
Plant Physiology (Emerson, Knudson). Melbourne, Australia.
Phipps, William M., B.S. in Agr., Kentucky, 1923. M.S. in Agr., Agronomy,
Geology (Bizzell, Ries). Salyersville, Ky.
Pierstorff, Arthur Lewis, A.B., Ohio State, 1919. Ph.D., Plant Pathology, Plant
Physiology, Entomology (Thomas, Knudson, C. R. Crosby). Ithaca.
Pirnie, Miles David, B.S., Cornell, 1923. Ph.D., Ornithology, Vertebrate Zoology,
English (Allen, Wright, Strunk). Pulaski.
Poe, Charles Franklin, B.A., M.A., Ph.C, B.S., Colorado, 1911-1914. Ph.D.,
Sanitary Chemistry, Biological Chemistry, Bacteriology (Georgia, Sumner,
Sherman). Boulder, Colo.
Pomeroy, Katherine Mcintosh, A.B., Wellesley, 1924. A.M., Physics, Mathe
matics (Richtmyer, Morse). Seneca Falls.
Potdar, Bhagwant Govind, B.S., Oregon State, 1923. M.S., Industrial Chemistry,
Industrial Organization (Rhodes, Kimball). Newark, N. J.
Powell, Charles Kelly, B.S., Oregon Agricultural, 1916. Ph.D., Poultry Hus
bandry, Farm Management, Bacteriology (Heuser, Noble, Hagan). Fruitland,
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Powell, Whiton, A.B., Cornell, 1924. M.S., Marketing, Economics (Myers,
Holmes, Davenport). Buffalo.
Powers, Hanson Durham, A.B., Wake Forest, 1920. Ph.D., Psychology, Physi
ology, Education (Titchener, Simpson, Wakeman). Willard, N. C.
Pratt, Laurence Francis, B.Sc, Massachusetts Agricultural, 1921. Ph.D.,
Physical Chemistry, Optical Chemistry, Bacteriology (Bancroft, Chamot,
Hall). North Weymouth, Mass.
Price, Reginald Lyne, A.B., Davidson, 1924. A.M., Economics, Modern European
History (Davenport, Becker). Charlotte, N. C.
Prickett, Paul Smith, B.S., Texas A. & M., 1922, M.S., Cornell, 1924. Ph.D.,
Bacteriology, Physical Chemistry, Sanitary Chemistry (Sherman, Briggs,
Georgia). Fort Worth, Texas.
Pritchard, John Paul, A.B., Cornell, 1922. Ph.D., Greek, Latin, English Literary
Criticism (Jones, Elmer, Durham, Cooper). White Lake.
Probasco, Marjorie Helen, B.L.A., Cornell, 1924. M.L.A., Landscape Design,
Fine Arts (Davis, Montillon, Stone). Glens Falls.
Pugsley, Matthew Corell, A.B., Cornell, 1923. A.M., Anatomy, Bacteriology
and Pathology (Kerr, Goldberg). Ithaca.
Quinn, George Edward, E.E., Cornell, 1923. M.E.E., Power Plant, Heat Power
(Lincoln, Ernsberger). Albany.
Race, Hubert Hawley, E.E., Cornell, 1922. Ph.D., Electrical Engineering,
Physics, Mathematics (Karapetoff, Kennard, Owens). Buffalo.
tRaunheim, Hattie, A.B., Cornell, 1925. A.M., French, English (Mason, Samp
son). New York City.
Raynor, Julia Susan, A.B., Cornell, 1925.
ment (Bretz, Cushman). Brooklyn.
A.M., American History, Govern
Reddy, Dodla Muddu Krishna, B.S., Madras, 1921. M.S. in Agr., Animal Hus
bandry, Poultry Husbandry (Wing, Heuser). Nellore, India.
Reich, Herbert Joseph, M.E., Cornell, 1924. M.S., Experimental Physics,
Theoretical Physics (Merritt, Murdock). New Dorp.
Reifschneider, Felix Edward, B.Chem., Cornell, 1922. Ph.D., Sanitary Chemis
try, Agricultural Chemistry, Bacteriology (Georgia, Cavanaugh, Sherman).
Hempstead.
Rhodes, Ida, A.B., Cornell, 1923. A.M., Mathematics, Physics (Carver, Richt
myer). New York City.
Rhodes, Solomon A., B.S., A.M., Cornell, 1921, 1922. Ph.D., French, Spanish,
Italian (Mason, Keniston, Hamilton). Ithaca.
Rice, Myron A., B.S., California, 1916. Wiegand). Bakersfield, Cal.
M.S., Pomology, Botany (Heinicke,
Richmond, Donald Everett, A.B., M.S., Cornell, 1920, 1921. .
Ph.D., Applied
Mathematics, Mathematical Analysis, Theoretical Physics (M. Morse,
Hurwitz, Kennard) Great Barrington, Mass.
Riddle, Arthur Raymond, A.B., Cornell, 1922. Ph.D., Experimental Physics,
Theoretical Physics, Physical Chemistry (Richtmyer, Murdock, Bancroft).
Yorketown, South Australia.
Ries, Donald Timmerman, B.S., Cornell, 1925. M.S. in Agr., Economic Ento
mology, Zoology (Herrick, Needham). Ithaca.
Riley, Harold Barrows, B.S., Kansas State, 1923. Ph.D., Plant Breeding, Agron
omy, Plant Physiology (Emerson, Bizzell, Knudson). Kansas City, Kans.
Roberts, Leo Bogan, A.B., Millsaps, 1920. Ph.D., Inorganic Chemistry, Physical
Chemistry, Geology (Dennis, Browne, Briggs, Gill, Ries). Columbia, Miss.
Robertson, Archie Hunt, B.S., Cornell, 1920. M.S., Bacteriology, Organic
Chemistry (Breed, Stocking, Orndorff). Lounsberry.
Robinson, Ernest Guy, B.S., Cornell, 1920. M.S., Stratigraphy, Physical
Geography (Harris, von Engeln). Moore, Mont.
Robinson, Theresa, B.A., M.A., Pomona, 1922. Ph.D., Limnology, Systematic
Vertebrate Zoology, Insect Morphology (Needham, Embody, Johannsen).
Upland, Cal.
Rodriguez, Juan G., B.S., Montana, 1923. M.S., Plant Breeding, Plant Physi
ology (C. H. Myers, Knudson). Balincaguin, Pangasinan, P. I.

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Rodwell, Irving Henry, B.S., Cornell, 1924. M.S. in Agr., Agricultural Eco
nomics, Farm Management (Ladd, Myers). Albion.
Rogers, Harris White, B.S., M.S., Colgate, 1912, 1922. Ph.D., Physical Chemis
try, Inorganic Chemistry, Economic Geology (Bancroft, Dennis, Ries).
Wellsbridge.
Rogers, William Mitchell, B.S., Georgia, 1921. Ph.D., Histology and Embry
ology, Anatomy, Physiology (Kingsbury, Kerr, Liddell). Barnesville, Ga.
Rothermel, Julia Elizabeth, B.A., Mt. Holyoke, 1920. A.M., Embryology and
Histology, Zoology (Kingsbury, Reed). Reading, Pa.
Rouse, Charles Albert, Ph.B., M.A., Chicago, 1910. Ph.D., Elizabethan Litera
ture, English Language, Mediaeval History (Adams, Monroe, Smith).
Lake Forest, N. C.
Russell, Howard Willis, A.B., Denver, 1922. Ph.D., Experimental Physics,
Theoretical Physics, Chemistry (Murdock, Kennard, Bancroft). Denver,
Colo.
Russell, J. Alma, A.B., Dartmouth, 1921. A.M., English, Education (Northup,
. Jordan) Rochester.
Rutenber, Charles Blackmer, B.Chem., Cornell, 1921. M.Chem., Physical
Chemistry, Physics (Briggs, Gibbs). Carlinville, III.
Ruttenberg, Joseph, A.M., Cornell, 1924. Ph.D., European History, Economic
Theory, Government (Becker, Davenport, Cushman). Ithaca.
Saibel, Edward Aaron, S.B., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1924. A.M.,
Mathematics
Boston, Mass.
(Analysis), Mathematics (Geometry) (Hurwitz, Carver).
St. John, Ruth Nimmo, A.B., Cornell, 1923. A.M., Economic Geology, Physical
Geography (Ries, von Engeln). Unadilla Forks.
St. John, Ruth Walker, A.B., Mt. Holyoke, 1924. A.M., Entomology, Rural
Education (Needham, Palmer). Brooklyn.
jSalwen, Bertha, A.B., Cornell, 1925. A.M., Analysis, Geometry (Hurwitz,
. Snyder)
Brooklyn .
Sandhouse, Grace Adelbert, B.A., M.A., Colorado, 1920, 1923. Ph.D., Systematic
Entomology, Insect Ecology, Morphology of Insects (Bradley, Needham,
Johannsen). Sterling, Colorado.
Saylor, Charles Hamilton, B.Chem., Cornell, 1923. Ph.D., Physical Chemistry,
Optical Chemistry, English Language and Literature (Bancroft, Mason,
Sampson). Brooklyn.
?Schmidt-Ernsthausen, Friedrich Maximilian, Ph.D., Heidelberg, 1924. (Boyle).
Dusseldorf, Germany.
Schoen, Joseph Johnston, B.S. in Agr., Purdue, 1923. M.S. in Agr., Marketing,
Dairy Manufacturing (Spencer, Guthrie). Indianapolis, Ind.
fSchultz, Joseph Theodore, A.B., Cornell, 1925. Ph.D., Latin, Greek, English
Literary Criticism (Durham, Jones, Cooper). Lackawanna.
Schwartzbach, Saul, A.B., Cornell, 1924. A.M., Zoology, Entomology (Reed,
Needham). Brooklyn.
Schwind, Joseph Louis, A.B., Cornell, 1924. A.M., Histology and Embryology,
Anatomy (Kingsbury, Papez). Dayton, Ohio.
?Scudder, Francis Alida, B.S., Cornell, 1924. (P- Smith). Randolph.
Seeley, Ralph Marion, B.S., Cornell, 1923. Ph.D., Economic Entomology, Plant
Pathology, Systematic Entomology (Herrick, Whetzel, C. R. Crosby).
Woodhaven.
Seeman, Herman Eastman, A.B., Oberlin, 1921. Ph.D., Experimental Physics,
Applied Electricity, Theoretical Physics (Merritt, Bedell, Kennard). Ithaca.
Seibel, John George, B.S., Cornell, 1924. M.S., Farm Management, Marketing
(W. I. Myers, Boyle, Pearson). North Tonawanda.
Senning, William Charles, A.B., Colorado, 1923. Ph.D., Comparative Anatomy,
Entomology, Rural Education (Reed, Needham, Works). Philadelphia, Pa.
Shao, Chia Lin, A.B., M.S., Wisconsin, 1924. Ph.D., Industrial Chemistry,
Forestry, Optical Chemistry (Rhodes, Papish, Recknagel). Shanghai, China.
Shapiro, Caspar, B.Chem., Cornell, 1921. Ph.D., Organic Chemistry, Physical
Chemistry, Theoretical Physics (Orndorff, Briggs, Gibbs). Northport.

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Shaub, Howard Conway, A.B., Ohio State,
Astronomy (Sharpe, Gillespie, Boothroyd). Johnstown, Ohio.
Shen, Thomas Ka, B.S.M.E., Nanyang,
Industrial Engineering (Barnard, Kimball). Changshu, China.
1920. Ph.D., Geometry, Analysis,
1924. M.M.E., Heat-Power Engineering,
Shen, Tsunghan Hunt, B.S., M.S.A., Government College of Agriculture, 1918.
Ph.D., Plant Breeding, Agronomy, Plant Physiology (Love, C. H. Myers,
Knudson, H. P. Cooper). Chekiang, China. ,
Shilliday, Clarence Lee, Ph.B., M.S., Ohio, 1912, 1913. Ph.D., Zoology, His
tology and Embryology, Limnology (Reed, Kingsbury, Needham). New
Milford, Ohio.
Sibley, Gertrude Marion, A.B., Mt. Holyoke, 1913, A.M., Cornell, 1923. Ph.D.,
Elizabethan Literature, Victorian Literature, Mediaeval History (Adams,
Northup, P. Smith). Springfield, Mass.
Silva, Alvin Kalaniku, B.S., Oregon Agricultural, 1924. M.S., Soil Technology,
Physical Chemistry (Bizzell, Briggs). Honolulu, Hawaii.
tSimon, Dorothy Estelle, A.B., Cornell, 1925. A.M., Spanish, Latin (Guerlac,
Elmer). Sag Harbor.
Simpson, Ethel Drever, A.B., Cornell, 1924. A.M., Physiology, Neurology
(Simpson, Papez). Ithaca.
Simpson, Hartley Fremont, A.B., Bowdoin, 1922. Ph.D., English History,
Modern European History, American History (Notestein, Becker, Hull).
Tilton, N. H.
Sinden, James W., A.B., Kansas, 1924. Ph.D., Plant Pathology, Physical Chem
istry, Plant Physiology (Massey, Briggs, O. F. Curtis, Knudson). Canon
City, Colo.
Slee, Mary Alice, B.A. in Ed., Iowa State Teachers, 1916. M.S., Rural Educa
tion, Rural Social Organization (Kruse, Melvin). Prescott, Iowa.
Smit, Andries Adriaan, M.S. in Agr., Cornell, 1924. Ph.D., Agricultural Eco
nomics, Statistics and Agricultural Prices, Economics and Finance (Boyle,
Pearson, Reed). Reitz, O.F.S., South Africa.
Smith, James Bennett, jr., B.S., Haverford, 1924. A.M., American History,
Modern European History (Bretz, Becker). Eureka.
Smith, Robert Francis, B.S., Cornell, 1924. M.S., Plant Breeding, Agronomy
(Bussell, H. P. Cooper). Ludlowville.
Smyth, Thomas, B.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1920, A.M., Cornell, 1923.
Ph.D., Ornithology, Systematic Zoology, Limnology (Allen, Embody, Need
ham). Ithaca.
Snitow, Anne June, B.S., Cornell, 1925. M.S., Ecology, Genetics, (Needham,
Fraser). New York City.
Snow, Olive Barton Bremner, A.B., Wellesley, 1920. M.S., Experimental
Physics, Physical Chemistry (Murdock, Briggs). Reading, Pa.
Souders, Josephine Overton, A.B., Cornell, 1916. Ph.D., Physical Chemistry,
Physics, Organic Chemistry (Briggs, Murdock, Orndorff). Phillipsburg, N.J.
Spencer, Roy Clarence, A.B., Cornell, 1922. Ph.D., Experimental Physics,
Pennell-
Theoretical Physics, Mathematics (Richtmyer, Kennard, Sharpe).
ville. . .
Spry, Frederick Josiah, C.E., Lafayette, 1914. M.C.E., Sanitary Engineering,
Water Supply (Ogden, Walker, Seery). Ithaca. .
Stainton, Walter Hutchinson, A.B., Cornell,
Theoretical Physics, Mathematics (Richtmyer, Murdock, Carver). Utica.
Stark, Clifford Nicks, B.S., M.S., Peabody, 1923, 1924. Ph.D., Poultry Hus
bandry, Rural Education, Bacteriology (Heuser, Works, Hall). Cumber
land Furnace, Tenn.
1922. Ph.D., Experimental Physics,
Stephens, Fayette Ellsworth, A.B., Brigham Young, 1916. Ph.D., Plant Breed
ing, Plant Physiology, Agronomy (C. H. Myers, Knudson, Bizzell). Victor,
Idaho.
Stephenson, Hadley Carruthers, B.S., D.V.M., Cornell, 1919, 1920. M.S.,
Veterinary Surgery, Materia Medica (Frost, Milks). Ogdensburg.
Stewart, Asher Grant, Ph.B., Ripon, 1924. A.M., History of Philosophy, Ethics
(Hammond, Thilly). Norwich.

GRADUATE STUDENTS: REGULAR SESSION
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Stewart, Dewey, B.S.Agr., Alabama Polytechnic Institute, 1922. Ph.D., Plant
Pathology, Plant Physiology, Physical Chemistry (Massey, Knudson,
Briggs). Winchester, Tenn.
Stillwell, Charles William, B.Chem., Cornell, 1922. A.M., Inorganic Chemistry,
Industrial Chemistry (Browne, Rhodes). Ithaca.
Story, Irving Chellis, A.M., Cornell, 1919. Ph.D., Victorian Literature, American
Literature, Intellectual History. (Northup, Prescott, Smith). Claremont,
N.H.
Stoughton, Zelner Hamlin, B.S., Cornell, 1925. M.S. in Agr., Rural Education,
Rural Social Organization (Stewart, Sanderson). Newark Valley.
Strickland, Walter Charles, B.S.C., Mercer, 1923. A.M., Finance, Economic
Theory (H. L. Reed, Davenport). Buchanan, Ga.
Strong, Everett Milton, B.S. in E.E., Mass. Inst, of Technology, 1922. M.E.E.,
Electric?1
Engineering, Mathematics (Karapetoff, Sharpe). Elmira.
Susa, Torasaburo, Japanese Agr., 1912. M.S. in Agr., Pomology, Plant Physi
ology (Carrick, Knudson). Sappora, Japan.
Swezey, Fenton Hendy, B.Chem., Cornell, 1921. Ph.D., Inorganic Chemistry,
Physical Chemistry, Geology (Browne, Bancroft, Ries). Lockport.
Tallmadge, Margaret Louise, A.B., Wellesley, 1917. A.M., Latin, Ancient
History (Durham, Schmidt, Mountford). Auburn.
Tao, Yen Chiao, B.S., Nanking, 1923. M.S. in Agr., Agricultural Chemistry,
Dairy Industry (Cavanaugh, Mclnerney). Honan, Wuhu, China.
Tapke, Victor Ferdinand, B.S., Ohio State, 1914. Ph.D., Plant Pathology, Plant
Physiology, Botany (Reddick, Whetzel, Knudson, Wiegand, Sharp). Ithaca.
Tarboux, Joseph Galluchat, E.E., Cornell, 1923. M.E.E., Electrical Power
Plants, Hydraulics (Lincoln, Switzer). Buena Vista, Fla.
Teeter, Clarence Glenn, BA.., McMaster, 1919. Ph.D., General Botany, Plant
Breeding, Plant Physiology (Sharp, Fraser, Knudson). Toronto, Canada.
Thatcher, Evangeline Voorhees, A.B., Cornell, 1916. A.M., English Poetry,
Biography (Prescott, Smith). West Danby.
Then, John William, A.B., Cornell, 1922. Ph.D., Experimental Physics, Theo
retical Physics, Physical Chemistry (Merritt, Kennard, Bancroft). Ithaca.
Thomas, Charles Kenneth, A.B., A.M., Cornell, 1922, 1923. Ph.D., Public
Speaking, American Literature, Physics (Drummond, Prescott, Murdock).
Flushing.
?Thomas, Grace Agnes, A.B., Western Maryland, 1904, A.M., Michigan, 191 1.
(Lane Cooper). Frederick, Md.
Thurston, Mather Francis, A.B., Cornell, 1909. Ph.D., Marketing, Economics,
Farm Management (Rasmussen, Boyle, Davenport, Copeland, W. I. Myers).
Ithaca.
Toro, Rafael A., B.S., Porto Rico, 1921. M.S., Mycology, Plant Pathology (Fitz
patrick, Whetzel). San German, Porto Rico.
Torres, Juan P., B.Agr., Philippines, 1919. M.S. in Agr., Plant Breeding, Plant
Physiology (C. H. Myers, Knudson). St. Tomas, Batangas, P. I.
Townsend, Walter Barton, A.B., Cornell, 1921. M.S., Rural Education, Govern
ment (Kruse, Catlin). Elmira.
Trainer, David Woolsey, jr., B.S., Dartmouth, 1921. Ph.D., Economic Geology,
Mineralogy, Structural Geology (Ries, Gill, von Engeln). Huntington.
Tresise, Amy Richards, B.A., Wells, 1917. A.M., European History, Mediaeval
History (Becker, P. Smith). Williamsville.
Trowbridge, Alexander B., A.B., Cornell, 1920. A.M., Education, Oriental His
tory (Ogden, Schmidt). Flushing.
Tsai, Fu Yuan, B.S., Chicago, 1924. M.S., Physical Chemistry, Industrial
Chemistry (Briggs, Rhodes). Shantung, China.
Tsoon, Zay-ling, B.S. in E.E., Nanyang, 1923. M.E.E., Electrical Engineering,
Power Engineering (Karapetoff, Ernsberger). Shanghai, China.
Tsunajima, Benjamine Tokuo, A.B., Oberlin, 1924. Ph.D., Physical Chemistry,
Optical Chemistry, Mathematics (Bancroft, C. W. Mason, Hurwitz).
Takahashi, Japan.
Tucker, Carl William, M.S., Iowa, 1924. Ph.D., Physical Chemistry, Industrial
Chemistry, Optical Chemistry (Briggs, Rhodes, Papish). Iowa City, Iowa.

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Tucker, Charles Ketchum, B.S., Cornell, 1922. M.S. in Agr., Dairy Industry,
Economics (Guthrie, H. L. Reed). Brooklyn.
Tupper, Lelia Evelyn, A.B., Cornell, 1914. A.M., English Literature, English
Language (Adams, Monroe). Port Jervis.
Uys, Cornelis Janse, B.S., Cornell, 1924. M.S., Agricultural Economics, Animal
Husbandry (Boyle, Maynard). Heilbron, South Africa.
Vannoy, Wesley Gabriel, B.S., Coe, 1922. M.S., Physical Chemistry, Optical
Chemistry (Briggs, Mason). Waverly.
Vars, Harry M., B.A., Colorado, 1924. M.S., Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry
(Orndorff, Sumner). Boulder, Colorado.
Vaughan, Lawrence M., B.S., Cornell, 1923. Ph.D., Farm Management, Market
ing, Economics (Myers, Pearson, Davenport). Hudson Falls.
Vezina, Paul Henri, B.S.A., Montreal, 1920. M.S., Plant Breeding, Agronomy
(Myers, Cooper). La Trappe, Que., Canada.
Vial, Edmund Ellsworth, B.S., Illinois, 1922, M.S., Cornell, 1924. Ph.D., Farm
Management, Animal Husbandry, Economics (Myers, Pearson, Harper,
Davenport). La Grange, III.
Vincent, George Paul, A.B., Hiram, 1923, M.S., Cornell, 1924. Ph.D., Physical
Chemistry, Industrial Chemistry, Industrial Engineering (Bancroft, Rhodes,
Kimball). Garrettsvllle, Ohio.
von Hazmburg, Romulus Seitz, B.Chem., Cornell, 1924. Ph.D., Inorganic
Chemistry, Optical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry (Browne, Mason, Orn
dorff). Cincinnati, Ohio.
Wainger, Max, A.B., Cornell, 1924. A.M., English, History (Cooper, Smith).
New York City.
Walker, Dilworth, A.M., Utah Agr. College, 1924. Ph.D., Marketing, Farm
Management, Economic Theory (Boyle, Myers, Davenport). Rexburg,
Idaho.
Walker, Herbert W., S.B., Boston, 1924. Ph.D., Physical Chemistry, Organic
Chemistry, Optical Chemistry (Briggs, Orndorff, Mason). Boston, Mass.
Walrath, Frank Josiah, B.S., Cornell, 1923. Ph.D., Agricultural Economics,
Farm Management, Economics (Boyle, Myers, Davenport). Tribes Hill.
Walsh, Frank Ogden, B.S. in M.E., Georgia School of Technology, 1924. M.S.,
Power Plants, Diesel Engines (Barnard, Sawdon). Atlanta, Georgia.
Waltz, Arthur Keller, B.S., Gettysburg, 1909. Ph.D., Applied Mathematics,
Geometry, Physics (Sharpe, Hurwitz, Snyder, Kennard). Chewsville, Md.
Wang, Chen, B.T.C., Lowell Textile School, 1923. Ph.D., Organic Chemistry,
Physical Chemistry, Industrial Chemistry (Orndorff, Rhodes, Briggs).
Kiangyin, Kiangsu, China.
Wang, Ching Shi, B.S.C.E., Tangshan, 1922. M.C.E., Railroad Engineering,
Structural Engineering (Barnes, Urquhart). Shingtseh, China.
Wang, Loo-Sing, B.S. in E.E., Nanyang, 1922. M.E.E., Electrical Engineering,
Heat-Power Engineering (Karapetoff, Ellenwood). Fungching, Kiangsu,
China.
Wang, Shou Chin, C.E., Kiangsu Provincial Technical, 1921. M.S., Physics,
Mathematics (Kennard, Hurwitz). Shanghai, China.
Wang, Yuen Kong, B.S. in C.E., Tangshan, 1922. M.C.E., Structural Engineer
ing, Concrete Engineering (Urquhart, O'Rourke). Taishan, Kiangsu, China.
Warburton, Fred William, A.B., Cornell, 1922. Ph.D., Experimental Physics,
Theoretical Physics, Mathematics (Richtmyer, Kennard, Hurwitz). Groton.
Ward, Nairne Forsyth, M.E., Cornell, 1921. M.M.E., Engineering Research,
Machine Design (Diederichs, Albert). Lockport.
Ware, John Davis Dabney, A.B., Cornell, 1924. Ph.D., Optical Chemistry,
Industrial Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry (Chamot, Rhodes, Browne).
Sewanee, Tenn.
Warttman, Paul, B.A., Iowa State Teacher's College, 1918, M.S., Wisconsin,
1921. Ph.D., Inorganic Chemistry, Industrial Chemistry, Physical Chemis
try (Browne, Rhodes, Bancroft). Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Waterman, Sterling, B.S.A., Toronto, 1921. M.S., Soil Technology, Physical
Chemistry (Bizzell, Briggs). Guelph, Ont., Canada.

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Watkins, Robert Cameron, B.S. in M.E., Georgia School of Technology, 1924.
M.S., Hydraulic Engineering, Concrete Construction (Seery, Urquhart).
Atlanta, Ga.
Watkins, William Allen, B.A., M.S., Oklahoma, 1922, 1923. Ph.D., Economic
Geology, Stratigraphic Geology, Petrography and Mineralogy (Ries, Harris,
Gill). Whiteville, N.C.
Watson, Lloyd Raymond, A.B., A.M., Alfred, 1904, 1905. Ph.D., Genetics,
Organic Chemistry, Optical Chemistry (Fraser, Orndorff, Papish). Alfred.
Weaver, Frederick Pattison, M.S., Cornell, 1923. Ph.D., Agricultural Economics,
Farm Management (Warren, Myers, Scoville). Ithaca.
Webber, George Bentley, B.S., Cornell, 1925. M.S., Meteorology, Rural Social
Organization (Mordoff, Melvin). Pearl River.
Wedell, Carl Frederic, B.L.A., Cornell, 1924. M.L.A., Landscape Design,
Planting Design (Davis, Bosworth, Montillon). Buffalo.
Weisbord, Norman E., A.B., Cornell, 1924. A.M., Paleontology and Stratig
raphy, Dynamic and Structural Geology (Harris, Nevin). New York City.
Welch, Catherine M., A.B., Cornell, 1923. A.M., French, Spanish (Guerlac,
Keniston). Ithaca.
Wellenkamp, Paid Gustave, M.E., Cornell, 1924. M.M.E., Heat-Power Engi
neering, Mathematics (Ellenwood, Morse). Ithaca.
Welz, Christopher John, Chem.E., Rensselaer Polytechnic, 1920, M.S., Cornell,
1924. Ph.D., Industrial Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, Industrial Organi
zation (Rhodes, Briggs, Kimball). Buffalo.
Wentz, John Budd, M.S., Cornell, 1916. Ph.D., Plant Breeding, Plant Physi
ology, Agronomy (Emerson, Bizzell, Knudson). Ames, Iowa.
West, George Addison, B.S., Cornell, 1923. Ph.D., Marketing, Farm Manage
ment, Economics (Myers, Pearson, Davenport). Rhinebeck.
Westcott, Cynthia, A.B., Wellesley, 1920. Ph.D., Plant Pathology, Physical
Chemistry, Plant Physiology (Thomas, Briggs, Knudson).
boro, Mass.
North Attle
Westover, Kyle C, B.S., New Hampshire, 1917. Ph.D., Plant Physiology,
Physical Chemistry, Plant Breeding (Knudson, Briggs, Myers). Morgantown,
W. Va.
Whelpton, Pascal Kidder, B.S., Cornell, 1915. Ph.D., Agricultural Economics,
History of Agriculture, Economic Theory (Warren, Boyle, Davenport).
Oxford, Ohio.
Whitaker, Randall, B.S., Cornell, 1923. M.S. in Agr., Dairy Industry, Biological
Chemistry (Jackson, Sumner). Stonington, Conn.
White, Harley Clifford, B.A., Queen's, 1921. M.S., Limnology, Aquiculture
(Needham, Embody). Aylmer, Ontario, Canada.
Wiant, James Stewart, B.S., Penn. State, 1924. Ph.D., Plant Pathology, Plant
Phvsiology, Physical Chemistry (Thomas, Knudson, Briggs). Huntington
Mills, Pa.
Wickenheiser, Herbert Emil, B.S., Cornell, 1925. M.S., Zoology, Rural Educa
tion (Reed, Ferriss). New York City.
Wilder, Malcolm Lownsbury, A.B., Cornell, 1922. Ph.D., Elizabethan Litera
ture, Romantic Period in English Literature, Latin (Adams, Hebel, Durham).
Ithaca.
?Wilkins, Joseph Fellows, M.E., Cornell, 1924. (Pumpelly). Selma, Ala.
Williams, Marjorie F., B.S., Michigan Agricultural, 1920. (Flora Rose). Buffalo.
Willisford, Laverne Harold, B.S., Colgate, 1921. Ph.D., Physical Chemistry,
Industrial Chemistry, Optical Chemistry (Briggs, Bancroft, Rhodes, Mason).
Dryden.
Willits, Charles Oliver, B.S., Huron, 1924. M.S., Sanitary Chemistry, Bac
teriology (Georgia, Sherman). Huron, S. D.
Willson, Robert Bellows, B.S., Cornell, 1917. M.S., Apiculture, Economic
Entomology (Phillips, Herrick). Mount Vernon.
Wilson, Francis Henry, B.S., Cornell, 1923. M.S., Entomology, Education
(Matheson, Jordan). Salem.

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Woehl, Arthur Lensen, A.B., Cornell, 1923. A.M., English, Public Speaking
(Cooper, Drummond). Buffalo.
Wohlwend, Irma Celia, B.A., Hood, 1922. M.S., Animal Husbandry, Farm
Management (Maynard, Myers). Salina, Pa.
Wood, Karl Dawson, M.E., Cornell, 1922. M.S., Educational Psychology,
Mechanics of Engineering (Kruse, Garrett). Ithaca.
Wood, Ledger, A.B., California, 1922. Ph.D., Logic and Metaphysics, Ethics,
Physics (Albee, Hammond, Thilly, Kennard). Alhambra, Cal.
Woodward, Mildred, A.B., Smith, 1923. Ph.D., Floriculture, Plant Pathology,
Plant Breeding (White, Massey, Fraser). Chicago, III.
Worman, Elizabeth Dorothy, A.B., Cornell, 1924. A.M., English, Public Speak
ing (Adams, Drummond). Brooklyn.
Wright, Chilton Austen, C.E., M.C.E., Cornell, 1919, 1920. Ph.D., Hydraulics,
Materials of Engineering, Business Administration (Schoder, Scofield, Reed).
New Rochelle.
Wu, Wen-chen, B.S.Agr., Nanking, 1922. M.S., Pomology, Floriculture (Hein
icke, White). Tsingpu, Kiangsu, China.
Ying, Wen Yau, B.S. in M.E., Nanyang, 1924. M.M.E., Heat-Power Engineer
ing, Industrial Engineering (Ellenwood, Kimball). Wusih, Kiangsu, China.
Young, Catherine Elizabeth, A.B., Smith, 1921, A.M., Cornell, 1923. Ph.D.,
Modern European History, English History, French (Becker, Notestein,
Guerlac). Akron, Ohio.
Young, John Paul, B.S. in Arch., M.E., Cornell, 1894, 1897. Ph.D., Botany,
Forestry, Geology (Wiegand, Spring, Harris). Ithaca.
Yuan, Polixenes Leo, B.S. in M.E., Nanyang, 1924. M.M.E., Heat-Power Engi
neering, Industrial Engineering (Barnard, Kimball). Soochow, China.
Zapata y Torres, Miguel, A.B., Cornell, 1922. A.M., Spanish, French (Keniston,
Mason). Cabo Rojo, P. R.
Zimmerman Everett Edward, A.B., A.M., Indiana, 1916, 1921. Ph.D., Experi
mental Physics, Applied Electricity, Physical Theories (Merritt, Bedell,
Richtmyer). Ridgeville, Ind.

STUDENTS REGISTERED FOR GRADUATE WORK DUR
ING THE SUMMER OF 1924.
Abbey, Benton Gregg, B.S., Hobart, 1922. A.M., Experimental Physics, Theo
retical Physics (Murdock, Kennard). Geneva.
Ackley, Charles Lee, B.S., Grove City, 1920. A.M., Physics, Mathematics
(Collins, Hurwitz). Sigel, Pa.
Allen, Alice Blackmore, A.B., Oberlin, 1909. A.M., Eighteenth Century English
Literature, Seventeenth Century English Literature (.Northup, Hebel).
Toledo, Ohio.
Allen, Glena Mary, A.B., N. Y. State Teachers College, 1918. Education (Northup, Jordan). Avoca.
A.M., English,
Allen, Raymond Peck, A.B., Cornell, 1920. Ph.D., Physical Chemistry, Physics,
Chemical Microscopy (Bancroft, Briggs, Richtmyer, Chamot). Lima.
Allen, William, B.S.A., Saskatchewan, 1922. Ph.D., Farm Management,
Economics, Agricultural Economics (Warren, Davenport, Boyle). Dewar
Lake, Sask., Canada.
Altschule, Hilda, B.A., Hunter, 1922. A.M., History and Philosophy of Art,
Philosophy (Hammond, Albee). New York City.
Anderson, Helen Anna, A.B., Pittsburgh, 1917. (Cooper). Pittsburgh, Pa.
A.M., English Literature
Armstrong, Lindsey Otis, B.S., N. C. State College of A. and E., 1921. M.S.,
Rural Education, Education (Works, Jordan). Raleigh, N. C.
Arnold, Laura, B.A., Wellesley, 1906. A.M., English, Education (Monroe,
Jordan). Ridgway, Pa.
Ash, Frieda Scholl, B.S., Ursinus, 1922. A.M., English, Public Speaking
(Northup, Drummond). Phoenixville, Pa.
Aue, Esther Marie, A.B,, Midland, 1921. A.M., Nineteenth Century Literature,
Elizabethan Literature (Northup, Strunk). New York City.
Austin, Ralph Saunders, Ph.B., Alfred, 1914. A.M., Education, Economics
(Jordan, English). Elmira.
Bacon, Francis Niles, A.B., Colgate, 1917. A.M., Latin, Education (Durham,
Ogden). Hamilton.
Baldwin, Stanley Everett, A.B., B.D., M.A., Colgate, 1912, 1914, 1920. Ph.D.,
Nineteenth Century Literature, American Literature, Modern Drama
(Northup, Prescott, Strunk). Hamilton.
Bansman, Robert Otto, B.S., Purdue, 1914. M.S., Marketing, Farm Management
(W. I. Myers, Scoville). Dayton, Ind.
Batchelder, Charles Howard, B.S., New Hampshire, 1913. Ph.D., Insect Mor
phology, General Ecology, Economic Entomology (Johannsen, Needham,
Herrick). Orono, Maine.
Beaman, Charles Orson, B.S., Rochester, 1905. M.S., Entomology, Nature
Study (Needham, Palmer). Brockport.
Beardsley, Mary Mervine, A.B., Hunter, 1923. New York City.
Bearer, Edwin Vincent, B.S., Penn. State, 1918. Ph.D., Rural Education, Farm
Management (Works, Warren). Hastings, Pa.
Begel, Harold William, B.S., Muhlenburg, 1924. M.S., Botany, Geology (Eames,
Ries). Lehighton, Pa.
?Bennett, Adah Cecelia, A.B., Hunter, 1920. (Dallenbach.) Jamaica.
Benson, Clement L., A.B., Union, 1905. Ph.D., English History, European
History, American History (Notestein, Becker, Hull). Redlands, Cal.
Besig, Anna Clara Caroline, A.B., Cornell, 1923. A.M., English Eighteenth
Century Literature, American Literature (Broughton, Prescott). Wee
hawken, N. J.
Bishop, John Burtt, B.S., Acadia, 1921. Ph.D., Experimental Physics, Theo
retical Physics, Mathematics (Richtmyer, Kennard, Hurwitz).
N. S.,
Auburn,
Canada.
Bishop, Sherman Chancey, B.S., Cornell, 1915. Ph.D., Entomology, Systematic
Zoology, Biology (Crosby, Wright, Claassen). Albany.
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Bissell, Lidie Wilson, A.B., Beaver, 1923. A.M., English, History (Northup,
Bretz). Beaver, Pa.
Bliss, Frank Richard, B.S., N. Y. State College, 1923. M.S., Rural Education,
Economics (Ferriss, H. L. Reed). Bath.
?Bluford, John Henry, B.S., Howard. (Cross.) Kansas City, Mo.
Bogardus, Glen Fred, B.S., St. Lawrence, 1916. A.M., Education, Psychology
(Wakeman, Dallenbach). Rossie.
Bond, Jean Elizabeth, A.B., Swarthmore, 1923. A.M., French, Political Science
(Guerlac, Reed, Northup). Swarthmore, Pa.
Bond, Maurice Chester, B.S.A., Vermont, 1920. M.S. in Agr., Animal Husbandry,
Farm Management (Harper, Warren). Thetford, Vt.
Bonfoey, Faith, B.A., Wesleyan, 1912. A.M., French, Education (Mason,
Smith). Middletown, Conn.
Booth, John Franklin, B.S.A., Saskatchewan, 1919. Ph.D., Agricultural Eco
nomics, Farm Management, Economics (Warren, Boyle, Myers, Davenport).
Semans, Sask., Canada.
Bourne, Benjamin Arthur, B.S.A., M.S., Syracuse, 1919, 1924. Ph.D., Plant
Pathology (Massey). Mayaguez, P. R.
Boyce, George Arthur, B.S., Trinity, 1921. A.M., Education, Educational
Psychology (Jordan, Ogden). Chestnut Hill, Pa.
Bradley, Howard Aden, A.B., Ohio Wesleyan, 1920. A.M., Public Speaking,
Psychology (Drummond, Dallenbach). Canton, Ohio.
?Brahan, Olive Fern, A.B., Westminster, 191 1. (J. Q. Adams.) Harrisville, Pa.
Branyon, Edgar Watterson, B.S., M.A., Peabody, 1916, 1919. M.S., Rural
Education, Farm Management (Works, Myers). Kennedy, Ala.
Bremner, Olive Barton, A.B., Wellesley, 1920. M.S., Experimental Physics,
Physical Chemistry (Murdock, Briggs). New York City.
Brown, Mildred Helene, Ph.B., Syracuse, 1917. A.M., Latin, Philosophy
(Durham, Hammond). Berkshire.
Brumfield, Lewis Floyd, B.S.A., Miss. A. and M., 1924. M.S., Rural Education,
Rural Engineering (Works, Riley). Utica.
Brunett, Earl Louis, D.V.M., Cornell, 1923. M.S., Pathology and Bacteriology,
Poultry Husbandry (Hagan, Heuser). Herkimer.
Buckingham, Lillian Edna, B.S., Penn. State, 1921. M.S., Nutrition (Rose).
Scenery Hill, Pa.
Burleson, Gladys Dew, A.B., Tennessee, 1918. A.M., Inorganic Chemistry,
Organic Chemistry, (Dennis, Orndorff,). Johnson City, Tenn.
Burt, Helen Frances, B.S., Mass. Agr., 1915. A.M., Physical Geography, Geology
(von Engeln). Medford Hillside, Mass.
Butler, Annette Stoddart, B.S., Conn. Agr., 1919. M.S., Rural Education,
Foods and Nutrition (Works, Rose). Camden, Del.
Call, Irving Joslyn, B.S., Cornell, 1922. M.S. in Agr., Farm Management,
Agricultural Economics (Myers, Ladd, Hart). Stafford.
Callahan, Mary Florence, A.B., Elmira, 1910. A.M., Public Speaking, Modern
Dramatic Literature (Drummond, Strunk). Elmira.
Cammack, Robert Emmett, B.S. in Agr., Alabama Polytechnic Inst., 1916.
M.S., Rural Education, Farm Management (Works, Myers). Allen, Ala.
Card, Dana George, B.S., Cornell, 1919. M.S., Marketing, Farm Management
(W. I. Myers, Warren, Boyle). Sylvania, Pa.
Carney, Mary Kathryn, A.B., New York State, 1919. A.M., History, English
(Bretz, Northup). Mohawk.
Carpenter, Carlos Clay, B.S., Colorado Agricultural, 1914, M.S., Syracuse, 1923.
Ph.D., Plant Breeding, Pomology, Botany (Emerson, Hedrick, Sharp).
Syracuse.
Chan, Liung Shi, C.E., Cornell, 1924. M.C.E., Municipal Engineering, Railroad
Engineering (Ogden, Barnes). Hongkong, China.
Chapman, William Russell, B.S., Howard, 1922. M.S., Organic Chemistry,
Analytical Chemistry (Orndorff, Nichols). Uniontown, Pa.
Charlton, Isaiah Milbury, A.B., Colgate, 1910. Ph.D., Rural Education, Farm
Management, Rural Engineering (Kruse, Myers, Riley). Morrisville.

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Chase, Beulah Grace, A.B., Syracuse, 1922. A.M., American History, Philosophy
(Bretz, Hammond). Minetto.
Clark, Percival Lemon, jr., A.B., Cornell, 1923. Ph.D., Social Science, Political
Science, Economics (Willcox, Cushman, Reed). Elgin, III.
Coan, Abraham Moses, B.S., Cornell, 1920. M.S., Rural Education, Farm
Management (Stewart, Myers). Ithaca.
Cobb, Francis Ezra, B.S., Minnesota, 1916. (Spring, Mordoff). Minneapolis, Minn.
M.F., Silviculture, Meteorology
Coleman, Clare Mabel, A.B., Dickinson, 1919. Punxsutawney, Pa.
A.M., English (Northup).
Cooper, Stewart Rochester, B.S., Howard, 1916. M.S., Chemistry, Inorganic
Chemistry (Browne, Nichols). Baltimore, Md.
Corbett, Laurence Ward, B.S., Cornell, 1924. M.S., Vegetable Gardening, Phys
ical Chemistry (Thompson, Briggs). Takoma Park, D. C.
Corbett, Roger Bailey, B.S., M.S. in Agr., Cornell, 1922, 1923. Ph.D., Agri
cultural Economics, Pomology, Economics (Boyle, Ladd, MacDaniels,
Reed). Takoma Park, D. C.
?Corey, Esther Birnbaum, B.A., Hunter, 1921. (Northup.) New York City.
Cornelius, Grace Edna, A.B., Geneva, 1919, A.M., Cornell, 1924. Ph.D.,
Elizabethan Literature, English Literary Criticism, Mediaeval History
(Adams, Cooper, Smith). Ambridge, Pa.
Courtois, Louise Esther, B.A., M.A., Mount Holyoke, 1919, 1920. Ph.D.,
English Drama, English Versification, French (Strunk, Prescott, Mason).
Thorigny, France.
?Croll, Samuel Donovan, B.S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute, 1921. Augusta, Ga.
(Works.)
Crowell, James White, S.B., A.M., Haverford, 1909, 191 1. Ph.D., Spanish,
French, Italian (Keniston, Mason, Pumpelly). Colorado Springs, Colo.
Cummings, Margaret Eloise, Ph.B., Chicago, 1919. M.S., Rural Education,
Rural Social Organization (Butterworth, Sanderson). Centreville, Mich.
Cunningham, Howe Symonds, B.S.A., M.S.A., Macdonald, 1912, 1924. Ph.D.,
Plant Pathology, Plant Physiology, Plant Breeding (Whetzel, O.F. Curtis,
Love). Truro, N. S., Canada.
Curtis, Howard Joseph, B.S., Cornell, 1916. M.S., Farm Mechanics, Rural
Education (Behrends, Kruse). Deposit.
Cushman, Robert Alden, M.E., Cornell, 1921. M.S., Electrical Engineering,
Physics (Ballard, Murdock). Ithaca.
Cutler, Lillie Fielding Poisson, B.S. in Chem., North Carolina, 1923. M.S.,
Physical Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry (Bancroft, Nichols). Winston-
Salem, N. C.
?Cutujian, Frances Catherine, A.B., A.M., Vassar, 1920, 1922.
New York City.
(Dallenbach.)
Day, Leah Almira, B.S., Columbia Teachers College, 1923. A.M., Education,
Psychology (Jordan, Dallenbach). Cortland.
Deane, Helen Marie, A.B., Hunter, 1922. A.M., French Literature, French
Philology (Mason, Pumpelly). New York City.
Dickey, James Allen, A.B., Elon, 1912. Ph.D., Rural Social Organization, Farm
Management, Economics and Statistics (Sanderson, Warren, Willcox).
Elon College, N. C.
Dunlap, Robert Bruce, B.S., Penn. State, 1912. M.S. in Agr., Farm Management,
Agricultural Economics (Scoville, Myers, Pearson). Altoona, Pa.
Dunn, Hazel Sarah, B.S., Cornell, 1919. M.S., Foods and Nutrition, Rural Ed
ucation (Rose, Spohn, Kruse). Ithaca.
Duthie, Mary Eva, B.S., Columbia Teachers College, 1924. M.S., Rural Social
Organization, Public Speaking (Sanderson, Drummond). Grand Mich.
Rapids,
Dye, Joseph Alma, A.B., Brigham Young, 1916. Ph.D., Human Physiology,
Biochemistry, Bacteriology (Simpson, Sumner, Moore). Firth, Idaho.
Elliott, Rush, A.B., Ohio, 1924. A.M., Physiology, Histology and Embryology
(Simpson, Kingsbury). Chandlersville, Ohio.

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Ellsworth, John Orval, B.S. in Agr., Utah Agricultural, 1917. M.S., Agricultural
Economics, Rural Education (Boyle, Kruse). Logan, Utah.
Emery, Maude Emma, B.A., Columbia, 1910. A.M., History, Economics (Bretz,
English). Newark, N. J.
Esselstyn, Albert James, B.S., Alma, 1915. M.S., Organic Chemistry, Physical
Chemistry (Orndorff, Briggs). Ithaca.
Evans, Margaret M., A.B., Wells, 1917. A.M., History, Economics (Bretz,
Kendrick). Johnstown, Pa.
Fagundes, Alvaro Barcellos, Eng. Agr., Brazil, 1922. M.S. in Agr., Soils, Physical
Chemistry (Bizzell, Briggs). Pelotas, Brazil.
?Feldman, Mina Louise, A.B., New York,
1921. (Strunk.) Brooklyn.
Fenn, Elizabeth, B.S., Cornell, 1923. M.S., tady.
Rural Education (Works). Schenec
Fischer, Walter, B.A., M.A., Ohio State, 1904, 1905. Ph.D., Rural Economy,
Farm Management, Economic Theory (Boyle, W. I. Myers, H. L. Reed).
Canton.
Fisher, Richard Cornelius, B.A., B.S.A., Ohio State, 1917, 1918. M.S., Dairy
Industry, Agricultural Chemistry (Stocking, Rice). Port Ewen.
Fitzgerald, William Luther, B.S. in Agr., Tennessee, 1923. M.S. in Agr., Rural
Education, Farm Management (Works, Myers). Trenton, Tenn.
Fonda, John Sutliff, B.Chem., Cornell, 1922. Ph.D., Physical Chemistry,
Industrial Chemistry, Industrial Organization (Briggs, Rhodes, Kimball).
Johnstown.
Foster, Fred, B.S., Cornell, 1916. M.S., Animal Husbandry, Rural Education
(Wing, Kruse). Owego.
Fox, Theresa Anne, A.B., Cornell, 1921. A.M., German, Education (Faust,
Jordan). Buffalo.
Frank, Mary Irene, A.B., Cornell, 1919. A.M., Education, Psychology (Jordan,
Dallenbach). Oil City, Pa.
Freck, Laura Faith, A.B., Oberlin, 1916. A.M., English, Education (Northup,
. Ogden) Jamestown.
Fretz, Barbara Catharine, A.B., Cornell, 1922. A.M., Education, History
(Jordan). Easton, Pa.
Fuchs, Nathaniel, B.Chem., Cornell, 1919. Ph.D., Organic Chemistry, Physical
Chemistry, Physics (Orndorff, Briggs, Richtmyer). Brooklyn.
Gates, Clifford Ellwood, A.B., A.M., Colgate, 1915, 1917. Ph.D., German Lit
erature, German Philology, Spanish Literature (Faust, Boesche, Keniston).
Hamilton.
Geohegan, Kenneth Price, A.B., Cincinnati, 1915. M.S., Optical Chemistry,
Physical Chemistry (Chamot, Briggs). Cincinnati, Ohio.
George, James Putnam, B.S., Iowa State Agr., 1918. M.S. in Agr., Farm Manage
ment, Rural Education (Warren, Works). Streator, III.
Gerhard, Martha Eleanora, B.S. .Columbia, 1921. A.M., French, History (Mason,
Gottschalk). Lancaster, Pa.
Gillette, Frieda Almira, A.B., Rochester, 1921. A.M., American History,
Modern European History (Bretz, Gottschalk). Fillmore.
Gilman, Wilbur Elwyn, A.B., Cornell, 1923. A.M., English Literature, English
Language (Northup, Monroe). Amsterdam.
Gleeten, Dorothy Elise, B.S. in Ed., Pennsylvania, 1920. A.M., American
History, Economics (Bretz). Philadelphia, Pa.
Gocher, Alice Menoher, A.B., Wells, 1916. A.M., Chemistry, Biology (Browne,
Reed). Philadelphia, Pa.
Good, Henry George, B.S., California, 1920. Ph.D., Systematic Entomology,
Vertebrate Zoology, Insect Morphology (Claassen, Wright, Johannsen).
Berkeley, Cal.
?Gould, Clifford Morton, A.B., Cornell, 1918. (Jordan.) Horseheads.
Gray, Frances Angevine, Ph.B., Rochester, 1909. A.M., English, Philosophy
(Northup, Hammond). Rochester.
Green, George Rex, A.B., Michigan, 191 1. Ph.D., Animal Ecology, Forest
Policy (Needham, Wright, Hosmer). Ithaca.

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Greene, Stanley Smith, B.S., Cornell, 1915. M.S., Rural Education, Agricultural
Economics and Farm Management (Works, W. I. Myers). Johnson City.
Gregory, Raymond William, B.S.A., Purdue, 1918. M.S. in Agr., Rural Educa
tion, Agricultural Economics (Works, Boyle). Mooresville, Ind.
Greiff, Lotti June, B.A., Barnard, 191 1. M.S., Physical Chemistry, Physiology
(Briggs, Simpson). New York City.
Gutman, Alexander Benjamin, A.B., A.M., Cornell, 1923, 1924. Ph.D., Zoology,
Physiology, Anatomy (Reed, Bodansky, Kerr). Brooklyn.
Hall, Schuler P., B.S., Rose Polytechnic Institute, 1907. M.S., Physics, Chemistry
(Murdock, Briggs). Brazil, Ind.
Hallauer, Emily Elizabeth, A.B., Swarthmore, 1921. A.M., Botany, Zoology
(Wiegand, Wright). Cynwyd, Pa.
?Hamilton, Henry Glenn, B.S.A.E., Florida, 1921. (W. I. Myers.) Humboldt,
Tenn.
Hammond, Dorothy McClellan, A.B., Swarthmore, 1921. A.M., English, Public
Speaking (Northup, Drummond). West Chester, Pa.
?Hammonds, Carsie, B.S. in A., Kentucky, 1919. (Works.) Lexington, Ky.
Hannah, Robert, B.A., Western Univ., 1919, A.M., Cornell, 1922. Ph.D.,
English, Public Speaking, Mediaeval History (Cooper, Drummond, P.
Smith). London, Ont., Canada.
Harkness, Donald Daniel, B.S., Cornell, 1922. M.S. in Agr., Farm Management,
Rural Education (Myers, Stewart). Oakfield.
Hart, Bertha Irene, A.B., Western Maryland, 1921. A.M., Mathematics, French
(Snyder, Mason). Cumberland, Md.
?Harvey, Mary Grace, B.A., McGill, 19 15. (Monroe.) Montreal, Canada.
Hassler, Ruth Irene, A.B., Ursinus, 192 1. A.M., French (Pumpelly). Werners ville, Pa.
Hatch, Lloyd Harvey, B.S., Bowdoin, 192 1. Ph.D., English History, Modern
European History, Mediaeval History (Notestein, Becker, Smith). Dexter,
Me.
Haylett, David Graaff, B.S., Illinois, 1922. Ph.D., Plant Breeding, Plant
Physiology, Agronomy (Love, Curtis, Bizzell). Capetown, South Africa.
Haynes, French Leo, A.B., Meredith, 1919. Ph.D., Elizabethan English,
Philosophy (Northup, Hammond). Clyde, N. C.
Hendrickson, Edwin Henry, A.B., South Dakota, 1923. M.S., Physical Chem
istry, Industrial Chemistry (Briggs, Rhodes). Lead, S. Dak.
Hendrickson, John M., D.V.M., Ohio State, 1924. M.S., Veterinary Pathology
and Bacteriology, Poultry Husbandry (Hagan, Heuser). Rugby, N. Dak.
Henning, Lourens Jacobus, B.S.Agr., S. Africa College, 1920, M.S.Agr., N. C.
State College, 1922. Ph.D., Plant Breeding, Plant Physiology, Agronomy
(Love, Knudson, Bizzell). Sweetwaters, Transvaal, South Africa.
Hodder, Earl Henry, B.S. in Agr., Cornell, 1916. M.S., Rural Education,
Agricultural Economics (Works, Myers). Cobleskill.
Holmes, Agda Elvira, A.B., Syracuse, 1921. A.M., French, English (Mason,
Northup). Glens Falls.
Holmes, Harold West, A.B., N. Y. State College, Albany, 1921. A.M., Rural
Education, Mathematics (Ferriss, Carver). Ancram.
Hook, Sabra Jeanette, A.B., Rochester, 1922. M.S., Botany, Zoology (Wiegand,
Reed). Honeoye Falls.
Howard, John Stewart, B.S., North Carolina A. and E., 1915. M.S., Rural
Education, Farm Management (Works, Myers). Salemburg, N. C.
Howell, Wilbur Samuel, A.B., Cornell, 1924. A.M., Public Speaking, English
(Drummond, Hunt, Strunk). Addison.
Hughes, Edward Wesley, B.Chem., Cornell, 1924. Ph.D., Inorganic Chemistry,
Experimental Physics, Theoretical Physics (Browne, Richtmyer, Kennard).
Hultzen, Lee Sisson, A.B., Cornell, 1920. Ph.D., English Literary Criticism,
Public Speaking, Old English (Cooper, Drummond, Monroe). Ithaca.
Hunt, Dorothy Rossman, A.B., Huron, 1917. A.M., American History, English
History (Hull, Notestein). Ithaca.

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Hurd, Kathryn Christine, A.B., Alfred, 1920. Genesee, Pa.
A.M., English (Northup).
Huttel, Lola Harriet, A.B., Ursinus, 1921. Durham). Souderton, Pa.
A.M., Education, Latin (Jordan,
Janney, Marion, A.B., Goucher, 1914. A.M., Physiology, Histology and Em
bryology (Simpson, Kingsbury). Baltimore, Md.
Jett, Clifton Ultimo, B.S. in Agr., Kentucky, 1921. M.S. in Agr., Farm Manage
ment, Economics (Warren). Little Cypress, Ky.
Johnson, Charles Henry, A.B., Wabash College, 1919. Ph.D., Organic Chemistry,
Physical Chemistry, Bacteriology (Orndorff, Hagan, Briggs). Seattle, Wash.
Johnson, Ella Victoria, B.A., Western College for Women, 1912. A.M., Psy
chology, Music (Dallenbach, Kinkeldey). Duluth, Minn.
Kenestrick, Harold George, B.A. in Agr., Ohio State, 1919. M.S. in Agr., Rural
Education, Farm Management (Works, Warren). Columbus, Ohio.
Kerrigan, Katherine, B.A., Barnard, 1923. A.M., Education, History (Jordan,
Gottschalk). Waverly.
Keyes, Elizabeth Loring, B.A., Pomona, 1922, M.S., Cornell, 1924. Ph.D.,
Zoology, Histology, Entomology (Reed, Kingsbury, Needham). Claremont,
Cal.
Klugh, Alfred B., M.A., Queen's, 1910. Ph.D., Limnology, Insect Ecology,
Ornithology (Needham, Johannsen, Allen). Kingston, Ont., Canada.
Knott, James Edward, B.S., Rhode Island State, 1920. Ph.D., Plant Physiology,
Vegetable Gardening, Agronomy (Curtis, Thompson, Bizzell). Newport,R. I.
Kratz, Albert Roger, A.B., Northwestern, 1919. A.M., Economics and Sociology,
Philosophy (Copeland, Hammond). Berkshire Heights, Pa.
Krauss, William Ernest, B.S., Cornell, 1922. Ph.D., Animal Husbandry, Organic
Chemistry, Physical Chemistry (Maynard, Orndorff, Briggs). Ithaca.
Krey, Elsie Caroline, B.S., Cornell, 1923. M.S., Rural Education (Works).
Washington, D. C.
Krugman, Morris, B.S., Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute, 1919. M.S., Chemistry,
Education (Orndorff, Jordan). Brooklyn.
Lacey, Harold Talbot, B.Chem., Cornell, 1921. Ph.D., Organic Chemistry,
Chemical Microscopy, Economic Geology (Orndorff, Ries, Chamot). Bing
hamton.
Lanier, Laura Elsie, A.B., Vassar, 1918. A.M., English, History (Northup,
Bretz). Alma, Mich.
Larsen, Norman Laurance, A.B., Colgate, 1923. Ph.D., Experimental Physics,
Applied Electricity, Mathematics (Merritt, Bedell, Gillespie). Hamilton.
Laubengayer, Albert W., B.Chem., Cornell, 1921. Ph.D., Inorganic Chemistry,
Physical Chemistry, Optical Chemistry (Dennis, Bancroft, Chamot).
Ithaca.
Lazenby, Ruth Crosby, A.B., Oberlin, 1921. A.M., French, Spanish (Mason).
Dundee.
Le Baron, Harrison Denham, B.A., Harvard, 1913. A.M., Psychology, Music
(Dallenbach, Kinkeldey). Delaware, Ohio.
?Leonard, Chilson Hathaway, B.S., Cornell, 1923. (Sampson.) New York City.
Lewis, Robert Donald, B.S., Penn State, 1919. Ph.D., Plant Breeding, Plant
Physiology, Agronomy (Love, Knudson, Lyon, Bizzell). Wyalusing, Pa.
Lindley, John William, B.A., Washington State, 1917. M.S., Rural Education,
Farm Management (Butterworth, Myers). Cheney, Wash.
Lininger, Fred Fouse, B.S. in A., Penn State, 1917. M.S., Agricultural Economics,
Education (Boyle, Works). Martinsburg, Pa.
Liu, Chung Lo, B.S., Cornell, 1922. Ph.D., Economic Entomology, Systematic
Entomology, Agricultural Chemistry (Matheson, Bradley, Cavanaugh).
Foochow, China.
Liu, Tien, B.S., Nanking, 1924. M.S., Industrial Chemistry, Plant Breeding
(Rhodes, Fraser). Mei Hsien, Kwangtun, China.
Livermore, Josiah Randall, B.S., Cornell, 1913. M.S. in Agr., Biometry, Practical
Plant Breeding (Love, Myers). West Acton, Mass.
Lo, Huan, A.B., Susquehanna, 1922. A.M., Education, Government (Jordan,
Saby). Wuchingki, Kiangsi, China.

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Loh, Zung-Nyi, A.B., Wellesley, 1924. A.M., Physics, Mathematics (Murdock,
Snyder). Nanziang, Kiangsu, China.
Loughlin, Claret.ce Isaiah, B.A., Penn State, 1920. A.M., American History,
Ancient History (Bretz, Caldwell). Hazirdville, Conn.
Loveless, Harlow S. G., A.B., Williams, 1901. A.M., Rural Education, Rural
Sociology (Works, Sanderson). Phelps.
Lynn, Caro, A.B., Tarkio, 1895, A.M., Colorado, 1904. Ph.D., Latin, Spanish,
Archaeology (Durham, Keniston, E. P. Andrews). Tarkio, Missouri.
Lyon, Hazel Mary, A.B., Mount Holyoke, 1917. A.M., Zoology, Limnology
(Needham, Wright). Bane, Vt.
McAllister, Nellie Clare, A.B., Cornell, 1912. A.M., Biology, Botany (Needham,
Wiegand). Ithaca.
McAnall, Jay R., B.S. in Agr., Ohio State, 1921. M.S. in Agr., Rural Education,
Farm Management (Works, Myers). Bucyrus, Ohio.
?Macauley, Edith Rebecca, A.B. , Michigan, 1915. (Northup.) Medina.
?McCoord, Alice, A.B., Rochester, 1922. (Champomier.) Pittsford.
McCorkle, Paul, A.B., Ohio State, 1914, M.S., Cornell, 1922. Ph.D., Experi
mental Physics, Theoretical Physics, Mathematics (Merritt, Kennard,
Gillespie). Warren, Ohio.
McCormick, Gordon Randolph, B.Chem., Cornell, 1922. Ph.D., Industrial
Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Physical Chemistry (Rhodes, Briggs,
Nichols). Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
McGuire, Arlie Estus, B.S.A., Kentucky, 1918. M.S., Rural Education, Rural
Social Organization (Works, Sanderson). Spanlshburg, W. Va.
McGuire, Fay Griffith, B.S.H.E., West Virginia, 1919. M.S., Rural Education,
Rural Social Organization (Works, Sanderson). Spanishburg, W. Va.
McLean, Ethel Florella, A.B., Adelphi, 1918. A.M., History, English (Caldwell,
Northup). Jersey City, N. J.
McMillan, John Rustin Alfred, B.S.A., Sydney, 1923. Ph.D., Plant Breeding,
Plant Pathology, Plant Physiology (Love, Whetzel, Curtis). Narooma,
N. S. W., Australia.
MacMillan, Warren Brokaw, B.S., Penn. State, 1923. M.F., Silviculture, Wood
Technology (Spring, Recknagel). Bellevue, Pa.
?McMorris, John A., A.B., Westminster, 1921. (Orndorff.) Argyle.
McTammany, Frances Loretta, A.B., Cornell, 1909. A.M., Latin, Spanish
(Durham, Keniston). Troy.
McTernan, Kathryn Everett, A.B., Adelphi, 1920. A.M., History, Economics
(Bretz, Kendrick). Brooklyn.
McVean, James Durham, B.S., Penn State, 1914. M.S., Rural Education, Farm
Management (Works, Myers). Sparks, Md.
McWhorter, Frank Padin, B.S., Vanderbilt, 1917, M.S., Chicago, 1919. Ph.D.,
Plant Pathology, Mycology, Plant Physiology (Whetzel, Fitzpatrick, O. F.
Ourtis^ Nashville Tcyiti
Malti, Michel George, B.S. in E.E., Georgia Tech., 1922. M.S. in E.E., Electrical
Engineering, Physics (Lincoln, Kennard). Beirut, Syria.
?Masland, Marion Woodworth, B.S. in Ed.. Pennsylvania, 1921. (Bretz.)
Philadelphia, Pa.
May, John McClung, B.S.A., Kansas State Agricultural, 1910. M.S., Rural
Education, Farm Management (Works, Misner). Manhattan, Kans.
?Meltzer, David, A.B., City of New York, 1920. (Bretz.) Brooklyn.
Merchant, Charles Henry, B.S., Cornell, 1920. M.S., Agricultural Economics,
Animal Husbandry (Boyle, Savage). West Monroe.
Miller, Julian Howell, B.S.A., State College of Agriculture, Ga., 1911. (Fitz
patrick). Athens, Ga.
Miller, Russell Cooper, B.S., Penn State, 1922. Ph.D., Animal Nutrition,
Physical Chemistry, Pathology (Maynard, Briggs, Goldberg). Chester, Pa.
?Mills, Otto, B.S. in Agr., Kentucky, 1924. (Works.) Flat Lick, Ky.
Mitchell, Alice Pauline, A.B., Cornell, 1919. A.M., English, Psychology (North
up, Weld). Ithaca.
Mitchell, Ralph Waldo, B.S., Shaw, 1923. A.M., Chemistry, Biology (Orndorff,
Claassen). Gatesville, N. C.

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Moe, George Gordon, B.S.A., MacDonald, 1914, M.S., McGill, 1921. Ph.D.,
Plant Breeding, Plant Physiology, Agronomy (Love, O. F. Curtis, Bizzell).
Vancouver, B.C., Canada.
Montgomery, Lois Elizabeth, A.B., Elmira, 1918. A.M., English Literature,
English Language (Northup, Monroe). Warsaw.
Mooney, Lewis Riley, A.B., Pd.B., Syracuse, 1908, 1909. A.M., History,
Education (Bretz.) Utica.
Moore, Emily Elizabeth, Ph.B., Chicago, 1921. A.M., American History,
Political Science (Bretz, Saby). North East, Md.
Morgan, Lawrence Onis, A.B., Southwestern, 1922. Ph.D., Anatomy, Physiology,
Histology (Papez, Simpson, Kingsbury). Turon, Kans.
?Morioka, Isami, M.S., Hokkaido Imperial, 1910. (Bancroft.) Kochiken, Japan.
Moyer, Marguerite Mary, A.B., Ursinus, 1921. A.M., English, Public Speaking
(Northup, Drummond). Souderton, Pa.
?Murnane, Regina, B.A., Barnard, 1915. (Bretz.) Brooklyn.
Myers, William Henderson, B.S., Nebraska, 1924. M.S., Farm Management,
Rural Education (Myers, Works). Blair, Nebr.
Nash, Elmer C, B.S., Texas A. and M., 1918. M.S., Rural Education, Agri
cultural Economics (Works, Boyle). Jacksonville, Texas.
Nasmyth, Florence Gross, A.B., Cornell, 1912. A.M., English Literature,
European History (Northup, Becker). Cambridge.
Neff, Mildred Elizabeth, B.S., Cornell, 1924. M.S., Nutrition (Spohn). Buffalo.
Nelson, Bertha Tyler, B.S., Cornell, 1924. A.M., Educational Psychology,
Philosophy (Kruse, Hammond). Brooklyn.
Ness, Alexander R., B.S. in A., McGill, 1912. M.S., Animal Husbandry, Physi
ology (Savage, Simpson). Quebec, Canada.
Neumann, Warren Randolph, B.S. in E.E., Kansas, 1918. (Murdock.) Ithaca.
Nevitt, John Victor, B.S., Colorado Agricultural, 1916. M.S., Veterinary Surgery,
Animal Husbandry (Frost, Savage). Ithaca.
Noback, Charles Victor, D.V.M., Cornell, Ph.D.,
191 1 .
Pathology, Biochemistry,
Physiology (Goldberg, Sumner, Simpson). Ithaca.
Norton, Darwin Parker, B.S., Cornell, 1918. M.S., Rural Education, Farm
Management (Works, Myers). Oneida.
Notestein, Frank Wallace, B.S., Wooster, 1923. Ph.D., Social Sciences and
Statistics, Finance, Economic Theory (Willcox, Reed, Copeland).
Mich.
Alma,
Nullet, Josephine Barbara, B.A., Hunter, 1918. New York City.
A.M., Government, History
(Saby.)
Odell, Ruby M., B.S., Cornell, 1921. M.S., Nutrition, Food Chemistry (Rose).
Hilton.
Odell, Theodore Tellefsen, B.S., Hobart, 1920. M.S., Ornithology, Entomology
(Allen, Matheson). Buffalo.
Pack, Herbert John, B.S., A.M., Utah Agricultural, 1913, 1923. Ph.D., Economic
Entomology, Limnology, Herpetology (Herrick, Needham, Wright). Logan,
Utah.
Park, William Louis, Sc.B., Bucknell, 1916. A.M., Education, History (Jordan,
Bretz). Montandon, Pa.
Patrick, Norbofne Robert, B.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1921. M.S.,
Rural Education, Farm Management (Works, Myers). Fencastle, Va.
Paul, Bryan Berry, B.Ch.E., Arkansas, 192 1. M.S., Industrial Chemistry, In
dustrial Engineering (Rhodes, Kimball). Bentonville, Ark.
Peacock, Vera Louise, A.B., Cornell, 1924. A.M., French, Education (Mason,
Jordan) . Ithaca.
Perregaux, Edmond Adrian, B.S., Cornell, 1922. Ph.D., Agricultural Economics,
FarmManagement,Accounting(Warren, Ladd, Myers, English). Lincoln,R.I.
Pierce, David Henry, B.S., Syracuse, 1916. A.M., Education, Economics
(Jordan, Reed). Elmira.
Pope, James Benford, B.S., Mississippi A. and M., 1922. M.S., Rural Education,
Poultry Husbandry (Works, Rice). Conway, Miss.
Powell, Charles Kelly, B.S., Oregon Agricultural, 1916. Ph.D., Poultry Hus
bandry, Farm Management, Bacteriology (Heuser, Noble, Hagan). Ithaca.

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Prickett, Paul Smith, B.S., Texas A. and M., 1922. M.S., Food and Sanitary
Chemistry, Bacteriology (Chamot, Stocking). Fort Worth, Texas.
Putnam, Aimee Adora, B.S., Middlebury, 1922. A.M., English, History (North
up, Bretz). Greenfield, Mass.
Quick, Martha Edith, B.S., Cornell, 1920. M.S., Rural Education, Biology
(Works, Ferriss, Wiegand, Needham). Ithaca.
Ramsey, Charles McKinley, A.B., Trinity, 1920. A.M., Economic Theory,
Finance (Reed, Copeland). West Durham, N. C.
Rasmussen, Myers Peter, B.S., Cornell, 1919. Ph.D., Rural Economics, Farm
Management, Economics (Myers, Warren, Davenport). North Troy.
Raynolds, Harold, M.E., Cornell, 1919. M.S., Chemistry, Mechanical Engineer
ing (Browne, Kimball). New York City.
Read, Paul Leslie, B.S., Louisiana Polytechnic Institute, 1921. M.S. in Agr.,
Rural Education, Farm Management (Works, Warren). Olla, Fla.
Reddy, Dodla Muddu Krishna, B.S., Madras, 1921. M.S. in Agr., Animal
Husbandry, Poultry Husbandry (Wing, Heuser). Nellore, S. India.
Reed, William Doyle, B.S., Mississippi A. and M., 1922. A.M., Zoology, Ento
mology (Reed, Matheson). Clemson College, S. C.
Reveley, Ida Louise, Ph.B., Syracuse, 1905, A.M., Cornell, 1909. Ph.D , Physi
ology, Botany, Entomology (Simpson, Atkinson, Riley). Syracuse.
Rhodes, Solomon Alhadef, B.S., A.M., Cornell, 1921, 1922. Ph.D., French,
Spanish, Italian (Mason, Keniston, Hamilton). Ithaca.
Richardson, Eulalie Alberta, B.A., Rochester, 1914. A.M., English, English
Language (Sampson, Monroe). Rochester.
Ring, Carlyle Conwell, B.S., Wesleyan, 1922. A.M., Education, Psychology
(Jordan, Dallenbach). Westfield, Mass.
Ring, Gordon Clark, B.S., Wesleyan, 1923. Ph.D., Physiology, Bacteriology
(Kingsbury, Hagan). Westfield, Mass.
Rittershausen, August William, B.S., Cornell, 192 1. A.M., Education, Biology
(Jordan, Claassen). Youngsville.
Robertson, Archie Hunt, B.S., M.S., Cornell, 1920, 1924. Ph.D., General
Bacteriology, Biochemistry, Organic Chemistry (Sumner, Sherman, Reed,
Orndorff). Lounsberry.
Rogers, William Mitchell, B.S., Georgia, 192 1. Ph.D., Histology and Embryology,
Anatomy, Physiology (Kingsbury, Kerr, Liddell). Barnesvllle, Ga.
Ruth, Margaret Cameron, B.A., Beaver, 1910. A.M., French, English (Mason,
Guerlac, Northup). Pittsburgh, Pa.
?Sager, Meril Seaman, B.S., Heidelberg, 1921. (Davis.) Tiffin, Ohio.
Sandhouse, Grace Adelbert, B.A., M.A., Colorado, 1920, 1923. Ph.D., Systematic
Entomology, Insect Ecology, Morphology of Insects (Bradley, Needham,
Johannsen). Ithaca.
Schein, Isabel Beulah, A.B., Hunter, 1923. A.M., English, French (Broughton,
Mason). Brooklyn.
?Schoonmaker, Hazel Edith, B.A., Wellesley, 191 1. (Snyder.) Westfield, Mass.
Schwind, Joseph Louis, A.B., Cornell, 1924. Ph.D., Histology and Embryology
(Kingsbury). Dayton, Ohio.
Scott, Albert Sidney, B.S., B.S.A., Alabama Polytechnic Institute, 1919. M.S.,
Rural Education, Rural Economics (Works, Misner). Wedowee, Ala.
Seabury, Anne Elizabeth, B.S. in Ed., Boston, 1921. A.M., English (Northup).
Scarsdale.
Shales, John Melville, B.A., Queen's, 1914. M.S. in Agr., Rural Education, Farm
Management (Works, Myers). Derth Road, Ont., Canada.
Shankweiler, John Victor, B.S., Muhlenberg, 1921. M.S., Structural Zoology,
Ecological Zoology (Reed, Needham). Allentown, Pa.
Sheldon, Elroy Franklin, A.B., DePauw, 1922. A.M., Embryology and.Histology,
Physiology (Kingsbury, Liddell). Bluffton, Ind.
Shelton, Gertrude Mary, A.B., Cornell, 1920. A.M., Education, Psychology
(Jordan, Dallenbach). Owego.
Shull, Charles Eugene, B.S., Bridgewater, 1913. A.M., Mathematics, Pure
Mathematics (Snyder, Williams). Bridgewater, Va.

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Silva, Alvin Kalaniku, B.S., Oregon Agricultural, 1924. M.S., Soil Technology,
Physical Chemistry (Bizzell, Briggs). Honolulu, Hawaii.
Simmonds, Gertrude Annie, A.B., New York State Teacher's, 1918. A.M.,
English Literature, Philosophy (Northup, Hammond). Corning.
Simons, Lloyd R., B.S.A., Cornell, 1911. M.S., Rural Social Organization, Rural
Education (Sanderson, Works). Sardinia.
Simpson, Hartley Fremont, A.B., Bowdoin, 1922. Ph.D., English History,
Modern European History, American History (Notestein, Becker, Hull).
Tilton, N. H.
Slee, Mary Alice, B.A. in Ed., Iowa State, 1916. M.S., Rural Education, Agri
cultural Economics (Works, Warren). Hampton, Iowa.
Smit, Andries Adriaan, B.S.C., South Africa, 1920. M.S. in Agr., Agricultural
Economics, Farm Management (Boyle, Noble). Reitz, O. F. S., South Africa.
?Smith, Alpheus Waldo, A.B., Cornell, 1919. (Clarke.) Ithaca.
Smith, Byron Thomas, B.S.A., Arkansas, 1921. M.S. in Agr., Farm Management,
Agricultural Economics (Myers, Boyle). Springdale, Ark.
Smith, Catherine, A.B., Cornell, 1908. Rensselaer.
M.S., Zoology, Botany (Wright, Wiegand).
Smith, Lauretta, B.A., Wisconsin, 1920. A.M., Fine Arts, Philosophy (Adams,
Stone, Hammond). St. Paul, Minn.
Smith, Leonidas James, B.S.A., Ohio State, 1917. M.S. in Agr., Rural Education,
Agricultural Economics (Works, Warren). Fayette, Ohio.
Smyth, Thomas, B.S., Virginia Polytechnic, 1920, A.M., Cornell, 1923. Ph.D.,
Ornithology, Systematic Zoology, Limnology (Allen, Wright, Needham).
Blacksburg, Va.
Sproule, Alfred Nelson, B.S., Cornell, 1924. M.S., Rural Education, Agricultural
Economics (Ferriss, W. I. Myers). Watkins.
Stanton, Clifford Alfred, A.B., Cornell, 1921. A.M., Experimental Physics,
Physical Chemistry (Collins, Briggs). Cortland.
Steele, Glenn Gilbert, Ph.B., Syracuse, 191 1. M.S., Rural Education, Agri
cultural Economics ("Works, Warren). Utica.
Stephens, Fayette Ellsworth, A.B., Brigham Young, 1916. Ph.D., Plant Breed
ing, Plant Physiology, Agronomy (Love, Bizzell, Knudson). Victor, Idaho.
Stewart, Norman Daniel, A.B., Bowdoin, 1918. M.A., Latin, History (Durham).
Richmond, Me.
Sullivan, Knowles Clark, B.S.A., M.A., Missouri, 1915, 1917. Ph.D., Economic
Entomology,
Columbia, Mo.
Morphology, Ecology (Herrick, Needham, Johannsen).
Susa, Torasaburo, B.S., Japanese Agr., 1912. M.S.A., Pomology, Plant Physiology
(Carrick, Knudson). Sapporo, Japan.
Swezey, Fenton Hendy, B.Chem., Cornell, 1921. Ph.D., Inorganic Chemistry,
Physical Chemistry, Geology (Browne, Bancroft, Ries). Lockport.
Tao, Yen Chiao, B.S., Nanking, 1923. M.S. in Agr., Agricultural Chemistry,
Dairy Industry (Cavanaugh, Mclnerney). Nanki, Honan, Wuhu, China.
Thies, Oscar Julian, jr., B.S., Davidson, 1918. A.M., Analytical Chemistry,
Physical Chemistry (Nichols, Briggs). Davidson, N. C.
?Thomas, Grace Agnes, A.B., Western Maryland, 1904, A.M., Michigan, 1911.
(Cooper.) Frederick, Md.
?Thompson, Eleanor Wolf, B.S. in Ed., Pennsylvania, 1920. (Bretz.) Phila
delphia, Pa.
Thomsen, Lillian Clara, B.S. in Ed., Southeast Missouri State, 1920. M.S.,
Biology, Nature Study (Needham, Ferriss). Farmington, Mo.
Thurston, Mather Francis, A.B., Cornell, 1909. Ph.D., Agricultural Economics,
Economics, Government (Boyle, Saby, Copeland). Hamburg.
?Titus, Eunice Evelyn, Ph.B., Syracuse, 1902, A.M., Columbia, 1913.
Binghamton.
(Monroe).
Torres, Juan P., B.Agr., Philippine, 1919, M.S.A., Cornell, 1924. Ph.D., Plant
Breeding, Plant Physiology, Agronomy (Myers, Curtis, Bizzell).
Batangas, P. I.
St. Tomas,
Townsend, Walter Barton, A.B., Cornell, 1921. M.S., Rural Education, Govern
ment (Kruse, Cushman). Elmira.

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Tracy, George Ripley, B.S., Wesleyan, 1922. M.S., Organic Chemistry, Educa
tion (Orndorff, Jordan). Niantic, Conn.
Tucker, Charles Ketchum, B.S., Cornell, 1922. M.S. in Agr., Dairy Industry,
Economics (Guthrie, H. L. Reed). Brooklyn.
Turner, James Arthur, B.S., Clark, 1906. M.S. in Agr., Taxonomy, Plant
Physiology (Wiegand, Knudson). Washington, D. C.
Updegraff, Ruth Mary, A.B., Vassar, 1923. A.M., Psychology (Dallenbach).
Mount Vernon, Iowa.
Uys, Cornells Janse, B.S., Cornell, 1924. M.S., Agricultural Economics, Animal
Husbandry (Boyle, Maynard). Heilbron, 0. F. S., South Africa.
van Manen, Eric, B.S. in Agr., South Africa, 1921. M.S. in Agr., Poultry Hus
bandry, Agricultural Economics (Heuser, Boyle). Worcester, Union of
South Africa, S. Africa.
Vickery, Thurlow Glenn, B.S. in Agr., Ohio State, 1919. M.S., Rural Education
Rural Social Organization (Works, Melvin). Bellevue, Ohio.
Vincent, George Paul, A.B., Hiram College, 1923. M.S., Physical Chemistry,
Industrial Chemistry (Bancroft, Rhodes). Garrettsvllle, Ohio.
Wagner, John Robert, A.B., Gettysburg, 1915. A.M., Physics, Organic Chem
istry (Murdock, Orndorff). Stone Church, Pa.
Waite, Louise Alberta, A.B., Cornell, 1921. A.M., English Literature, Public
Speaking (Northup, Drummond). Fort Ann.
Wakeley, Philip Carman, B.S., Cornell, 1923. M.F., Forest Management,
Silviculture (Guise, Spring). Ithaca.
Wales, Marguerite Alexander, A.B., Vassar, 1910. A.M., Education, Economics
(Jordan). New York City.
Walrath, Frank Josiah, B.S., Cornell, 1923. M.S., Agricultural Economics,
Farm Management (Boyle, Myers). Tribes Hill.
Walton, George Willever, Ph.B., Lafayette, 1915. M.S., Zoology, Botany
(Johannsen, O. F. Curtis). Berwick, Pa.
Ward, Florence Stanton, A.B., Smith, 1910. M.S., Zoology, Botany (Wright,
Wiegand). Albany.
.
Ward, Marion Rose, Ph.B., Syracuse, 1908.
Bretz) Candor.
A.M., English, History (Northup,
Watkins, Julia Cooper, A.B., Barnard, 1900. Keniston). Montclair, N. J.
A.M., French, Spanish (Mason,
Welch, Dale Dennis, A.B., Dubuque, 1922. A.M., Public Speaking, Education
(Drummond, Jordan). Arlington, Iowa.
Welz, Christopher John, Chem.E., Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1920. M.S.,
Physical Chemistry, Industrial Chemistry (Bancroft, Rhodes). Buffalo.
Wheeler, Edgar Edson, B.S., Colgate, 1922. M.S., Experimental Physics,
Theoretical Physics (Collins, Murdock). Port Jefferson.
Whitaker, Randall, B.S., Cornell, 1923. M.S. in Agr., Dairy Industry, Biological
Chemistry (Jackson, Sumner). Stonington, Conn.
Whitcher, Lucile Betsey, A.B., Radcliffe, 1919, A.M., Columbia, 1921. Ph.D.,
Organic Chemistry, Physiological Chemistry, Food Chemistry (Orndorff,
Sumner, Rice). Franconla, N. H.
White, Virginia Conn, B.S., Teachers College, Kirksville, Mo., 1918. M.S.,
Nutrition, Education (Rose, Kruse). Sodus.
Whiting, Mary Brownscombe, A.B., Wellesley, 1908. A.M., Physical Chemistry
(Briggs). Winsted, Conn.
Wiant, James Stewart, B.S., Pennsylvania State, 1924. Ph.D., Plant Pathology,
Plant Physiology, Physical Chemistry (Thomas, Curtis, Briggs).
ington Mills, Pa.
Hunt
Wiggin, Carrie Elva, A.B., Smith, 1908. A.M., Latin (Durham). Warsaw.
Wilbur, James Waldo, A.B., Cornell, 1921. A.M., Physics, Mathematics (Mur
dock, Carver). De Lancey.
Wilder, Malcolm Lounsberry, A.B., Cornell, 1922. Ph.D., Elizabethan Literature,
Romantic Period in English Literature, Latin (Adams, Hebel, Durham).
Ithaca.
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Williams, Ethel May, A.B., Cornell, 1912.
Mason). Ithaca.
A.M., Spanish, French (Keniston,
Wills, Edward Houston, B.S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute, 1901. A.M.,
European History, American History (Becker, Bretz). Montevallo, Ala.
Willson, David Harris, B.S., Haverford, 1921. Ph.D., English History, Modern
European History, Mediaeval History (Notestein, Becker, Smith). Had
donfield, N. J.
?Wilson, Florence Ray, A.B., Rice Institute, 1923, A.M., Cornell, 1924.
Houston, Texas.
(Snyder.)
Wilson, Francis Henry, B.S., Cornell, 1923. (Matheson, Jordan). Salem.
M.S., Entomology, Education
Wing, Helen, B.A., Smith, 1909. A.M., English, Rural Education (Northup,
Palmer). Upper Montclair, N. J.
Winters, Edna S., A.B., Vassar, 1910, M.A., Columbia, 1920. Ph.D., Psychology,
Education, English (Dallenbach, Jordan, Northup). Buffalo.
Wiseman, John Warren, A.B., Hiram, 1900. A.M., Mathematics, Education
(Snyder, Jordan). Staten Island.
Wixson, Marion Frances, B.S. in Ed., Pennsylvania, 1921. A.M., French,
English (Guerlac, Northup). Philadelphia, Pa.
Woehl, Arthur Lensen, A.B., Cornell, 1923. A.M., English, Public Speaking
(Cooper, Drummond). Buffalo.
Wolf, Augusta, A.B., Cornell, 1922. M.S., Entomology (Crosby). Brooklyn.
Wolfson, Cecelia, A.B., Hunter, 1923. A.M., English, Philosophy (Broughton,
Smart). Brooklyn.
Worth, Isabella Frances, A.B., Tufts, 1920. A.M., English Literature, English
Language (Northup, Monroe). Nantucket, Mass.
Wright, Mattie Ellen, A.B., West Virginia, 1918. A.M., French Literature,
German Literature (Mason, Faust). Uniontown, Pa.
Wu, Wen-Chen, B.S., in Agr., Nanking, 1922. M.S., Pomology, Floriculture
(Heinicke, White). Isuigpu, Kiangsu, China.
?Wu, Yi Fang, A.B., Ginling, Nanking, 1919. (Needham.) Shanghai, China.
Yeomans, Mabel Ford, A.B., Cornell, 1907. A.M., Argumentation, American
History (Winans, Hull). Oxford.
Yinger, Mary Elizabeth, A.B., Cornell, 1924. A.M., French, Latin (Mason).
Columbia, Pa.
Young, Catharine Elizabeth, A.B., Smith, 1921, A.M., Cornell, 1923. Ph.D.,
Modern European History, English History, French (Becker, Notestein,
Guerlac). Akron, Ohio.

STUDENTS, 1924-25
The year of expected graduation is indicated by the number 25, for 1925, etc. The
classification by colleges and schools is indicated by the abbreviations : A, the College of
Arts and Sciences; AChem, the College of Arts and Sciences, Department of Chemistry;
Ag, the College of Agriculture; Ar, the College of Architecture; L, the College of Law;
Eng, the College of Engineering; C, the School of Civil Engineering; M, the School
of Mechanical Engineering; E, the School of Electrical Engineering; MD, the Medical
College; V, the Veterinary College; Grad, the Graduate School; Sp, special student.
Abaya, Gonzalo, jr., 26M, Pagsanjan, Laguna,
P. I.
Abbe, Ernest Cleveland, 28Ag, Yonkers.
Abel, Armand Henry, 27A, Cleveland, Ohio.
Abel, Charles Allen, 27Ag, Buffalo.
Abel, Louis Henry, 27Ar, Brooklyn.
Abeles, Elvin Victor, 28A, New York City.
Abraham, Samuel, 28Ag, New York City.
Abrahams, Howard Phineas, 26Ag, Rye.
Abrams, Arthur Lawrence, 27A, Binghamton.
Abrams, Eleanor Loretta, A.B., Grad, Albany.
Abrams, Herbert Franklin, 26Ag, Blue Point.
Abramson, Harold Benjamin, 28A, Middletown.
Abt, Henry Edward, 25A, Chicago, 111.
Ace, Pauline, 27A, Stroudsburg, Pa.
Ach, Edward Keville, 25Ag, Brooklyn.
Ach, Maurice Ettinger, 27Ar, South Orange,
N.J.
Achenbach, Jay Oswald, 27E, Philadelphia, Pa.
Acker, Mary Marsh, 2sAg, Rochester.
Ackerly, Robert Saunders, 26MD NYC, New
York City.
Ackerman, Andrew, 2sAg, Drexel Hill, Pa.
Ackerman, John Wright, 28AChem, Tompkinsville.
Ackerman, Mary Clarissa, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Ackerman, Mortimer, 28A, New York City.
Adams, Addis Van Alstyne, 27L, Fairport.
Adams, Alfred Eugene, 25M, Ridgewood, N. J.
Adams, Earle Chetwood, 28C, Westport, Conn.
Adams, Elbridge Gerry, 27Ag, Atlantic Beach, Fla.
Adams, Gertrude, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Adams, John Cranford, 26A, Memphis.
Adams, Julian Harrington, 25A, Winnsboro, La.
Adams, Lewis Wakeman, 27Ar, Westport, Conn.
Adams, Oliver Reuben, 27E, Buffalo.
Adams, Thomas Caldwell, B.S. in C.E., Grad,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Adelmann, Gertrude Antoinette, 2sAg, Buffalo.
Adey, Edwin Alfred, jr., 26E, Sparkill.
Adler, Charles Henry, 25C, Lansdowne, Pa.
Adler, Fred, 26AChem, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Adler, Joseph Harry, 25C, Brooklyn.
Adler, Nathan H., Sp MD NYC, Brooklyn.
Adler, Theodore Walter, 28A, Mattoon, 111.
Affeld, Frank Otto, 26A. Brooklyn.
Agel, Frank Oscar, 26AChem, Paterson, N. J.
Agle, Herman George, 28Ag, Eden.
Ahearn, Hugh Timothy, 28A, Montgomery.
Ahlstrom, Edward Theodore, 25A, Jamestown.
Aihara, AJdra, 2SAr, Tokio, Japan.
Ainsworth, Edward Gay, jr., 25A Grad, Albany.
Aird, Alexander Neilson, 26M, White Plains.
Aird, Dorothy Bliss, 25A, Goshen.
Aird, Robert Burns, 26A, Provo, Utah.
Aitcheson, Thomas Brigham, 28A, Schuylerville.
Aitken, Harry Christie, 26MD NYC, Berkeley,
Cal.
Aitson, Daniel Dickerson, 26AChem, Brooklyn.
Akaban6, Seiichi, 25M, Nakano, Tokyo-fu, Japan.
Akana, Walter Ing, 26MD NYC Honolulu,
Hawaii.
Aks, Jacob, 27A, Monticello.
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Alama, Angelo James, 25M, Cortland.
Albee, Ronald M., 26A, Roscoe.
Alberga, Glenn Harcourt, 26E, Brooklyn.
Albert, Mary Ella, 28Ag, Freeland, Pa.
Albert, Melvin Alexis, 26A, New York City.
Alcorn, William Levant, 28Ag, Waterford, Pa.
Aldrich, Irene Demetria, 27A, Gouverneur.
Aldrich, Thomas Bartlett, jr., 28Eng, Englewood,
N.J.
Alemany, Alta Costen, A.B., Grad, Ithaca.
Alemany, Joseph Bori, Grad, Ithaca.
Alexander, Clifford Earl, 27A, Rochester.
Alexander, Gilbert Henry, 28A, Brooklyn.
Alexander, Jeannette, A.B., Grad, Spartanburg,
S. C.
Alexander, Russell Clarence, 28C, New York City.
Alexander, Wade Francis, 26Ag, MofBttsville.
Alger, Harry Benjamin, B.S., Grad, Olean.
Allen, Beatrice, 25A, Tarrytown.
Allen, Dell Keller, 27E, Chicago, 111.
Allen, Evelyn Corinne, 29A, New York City.
Allen, Gibson Milton, 28C, Seneca Falls.
Allen, Howard Bushnell, M.S., Grad, Hamburg.
Allen, Laurence Came, 27L, Sanford, Me.
Allen, LeRoy Vincent, 26M, Hackensack, N. J.
Allen, Stanley Calef, 27A, Saratoga Springs.
Allen, Wilda Briggs, 27Ag, Clyde.
Allen, William, B.S.A., Grad, Dewar Lake, Sask.,
Canada.
Allender, Samuel Shelton, 26AChem, Clay Center,
Kans.
Allhusen, John, 28E, New Paltz.
Allison, James Philip, jr., 27C, Buffalo.
Allison, Newman Townsend, 28A, Buffalo.
Alper, Harry, 26Ar, Brooklyn.
Alpert, Augusta, 2sAg, Ithaca.
Altemeier, Kathryn Elizabeth, 28A, Port Jervis.
Alters, Irwin, 26MD NYC, New York City.
Altmann, Alice Kathryn, 27A, Binghamton.
Altmann, Elizabeth Wilhelmine, 27A, Jamaica.
Alvarez, Manuel, B.S.Agr., Grad, Caguas, P. R.
Amadouni, Moushegh Vahan, 26Ag, New York
City.
Amato, Madeleine Christina, 25A, New York City.
Ambler, Alfred Silas, 27A, College Point.
Ambler, Wistar, 27A, Cleveland, Ohio.
Amendola, Frederick Henry, 27MD NYC, New
York City.
Anderson, Arthur Eugene, A.B., Grad, Columbus,
Ohio.
Anderson, Bernard Hay, 28M, Detroit, Mich.
Anderson, Charles Julius, 26M, Jamestown.
Anderson, Edward Lapsley, 26M, Glendale, Ohio.
Anderson, Edwin Joseph, B.S., Grad, Ridgway, Pa.
Anderson, Franklin Knight, 27A, Peekskili.
Anderson, Fred Lee, B.S., Grad, Independence, Va.
Anderson, George, jr., 25A, Scranton, Pa.
Anderson, Hope E., A.B., Grad, East Orange, N. J.
Anderson, Margaret Georgianna Elizabeth, 28A,
Flushing.
Anderson, Olga Cecil, Sp Ag, Hartford, Conn
Anderson, Phoebe King, B.S., Grad, Yonkers.

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Anderson, Theodore Hedwin, 28M, Greenwich,
Conn.
Anderson, William, jr., 26A, Aspinwall, Pa.
Andr6, Rose Henri, 25MD NYC, Buffalo.
Andreozzi, Frank Paul, 27L, Brooklyn.
Andrews, Donald Holston, B.S., 26V, Grad, Ithaca.
Andrews, Eric Alexis, 26C, White Plains.
Andrews, Gordon Olney, 26AChem, Manchester,
N. H.
Andrews, John Leslie, 27L, High Point, N. C.
Andrus, Lawrence Russell, 25A, Nunda.
Angelbeck, Henry John, 25A, Ridgewood, N. J.
Angello, Anthony Frank, A.B., 27MD NYC,
Mount Vernon.
Angermann, William George, B.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Angevine, Donald Church, 26Ag, Geneva.
Angle, Raymond Depue, 27E, Edgemere, Pa.
Angus, DeWitt, Gordon 2sE, Rockville Centre.
Ankeney, John Velte, M.S., Grad, Germantown,
Ohio.
Antell, Bertel Waldemar, 28A, Brooklyn.
Antell, Esther, 25L, New York City.
Antinoph, Freda, 29A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Antonio, Nami Jos6, 27C, Mar de Hespanha, Minas,
Brazil.
Antoville, Abraham A., 26A, New York City.
Appel, Alfred, 26A, New York City.
Applebaum, Martha, 25A, New York City.
Archer, John Keener, 27A, Lowville.
Archibald, Alice, 27A, Shortsville.
Arfmann, John Henry, 26E, Middletown.
Argo, Virgil Norman, B.S., Grad, Walla Walla,
Wash.
Armstrong, Lucille Claire, 27A, Jersey City, N. J.
Armstrong, Philip Brownell, 26MD NYC, Ruther
ford, N. J.
Arnao, Joseph Mario, 2oAg, Rochester.
Arnold, Chester Arthur, B.S., Grad, Ludlowville.
Arnold, James Michael, 27A, Newark Valley.
Arnold, Lyle Rockwell, 27Ag, Canandaigua.
Arnold, Samuel Averett, 26A, New York City.
Aronson, Bernard, 27A, New York City.
Aronson, Harry Preston, 27V, Huntington.
Aronson, Jesse Besthoff, 28A, Brooklyn.
Aronson, Richard, 26A, Brookline, Mass.
Aronstam, Richard Byron, 29A, New York City.
Arrache-Battistini, Ramon, 25L, Aguadilla, P. R.
Asai, Joseph, 2oAg, Ithaca.
Ascheim, Joseph Jules, 28A, New York City.
Ash, Philip Louis, 28A, Kingston, Pa.
Ashbery, Ray Stephens, 2SAg, Buffalo.
Asmus, Reimer A., 27V, Ithaca.
Aten, Adrian John, 25C, Floral Park.
Atkinson, Charles Walter, 28Ag, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Atkinson, O'Brien, jr., 27Ag, Bayside.
Atkinson, Robert Emory, 24C, New York City.
Atwood, Philo Dorr, 2SAChem, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Audrieth, Louis Frederick, B.S., Grad, Elizabeth,
N.J.
Aug6, Emily Whitten, 27A, Philadelphia, Pa.
August, Myron, 26MD NYC, Cleveland, Ohio.
Augustine, Mildred Louise, 28Ag, Buffalo.
Aupatch, Matilde Thelma, 28A, Brooklyn.
Aurbach, Lester Phillip, 28A, Cleveland, Ohio.
Aurell, Anna Katarina, 27Ag, Brewster.
Austin, James Albert, 25L, Brooklyn.
Austin, William Bouton, 28Ar, East Orange, N. J.
Averill, Edgar Waite, 28A, Mount Vernon.
Avery, Denison Eldredge, 27A, Brooklyn.
Avery, Evelyn Venus, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Avery, Harold Duncan, 27E, Cortland.
Avery, Hobart Reed, 26A, Oakfield.
Awoki, Iwas, A.B., Grad, Tokyo, Japan.
Axtell, Donald Dayton, 26A, Mayville.
Ayau, Anthony Edward, 26A, Guatemala, Central
America.
Ayers, Joseph Williams, 27AChem, Easton, Pa.
Ayres, Donald Franklin, 26E, Saranac Lake.
Ayres, Winfred Enos, Sp Ag, Ithaca.
Azorsky, Harry, 27L, Portchester.
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Babb, Roland Walker, 28Ag, East Dixfield, Maine-
Babbitt, Lois Elizabeth, 28Ag, New Hartford.
Babble, Edith Adele, 28A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Babcock, Eveline Noble, 2sAg, Lockport.
Backer, Theodore Roosevelt, 2sAr, New York City.
Bacon, Frederick Evander, 27AChem, Pelham
Manor.
Bacon, John, 26V, Brooklyn.
Bacon, Nicholas, B.Chem., M.S., Grad, Brooklyn.
Baffa, Francis Lawrence, 28A, Mineola.
Bagley, John Charles, 28A, Catskill.
Bahrenburg, Edward Hughes, 29A, Glen Ridge.
N.J.
Baies, Ruth Elizabeth, 27Ag, Springwater.
Baigts, Juan Octavia, 27C, Oaxaca, Mexico.
Bailey, Bruce Leonard, 27M, Niagara Falls.
Bailey, Dwight Phillips, 27AChem, Dansville.
Bailey, Edward Henry II, 26A, Ithaca.
Bailey, John Wendell, B.S., A.B., M.S., Grad,
Starkville, Mississippi.
Bailey, John Wilson, 28A, Cohocton.
Bain, Vivian Alice, 28Ag, New York City.
Baird, Fuller Delmar, 28Ag, Buffalo.
Baird, Lincoln, 28Ar, Cleveland, Ohio.
Baird, Thomas Jefferson, 2SAr, Cleveland, Ohio.
Baisden, Ross Herbert, 2sAg, Hawley, Pa.
Baker, Charles Edward F., 27A, Schenectady.
Baker, Charles Jillson, 27C, Chicago, 111.
Baker, Eleanor, 2sAg, Syracuse.
Baker, Elizabeth, 28A, Ithaca.
Baker, Ernest Leroy, B.S., Grad, New York City.
Baker, Maurice Aaron, 26A, Kingston.
Baker, Philip DeWitt, 26M, Olean.
Baker, Robert Wagner, 27M, Ithaca.
Bakerman, Harold, 29A, Brooklyn.
Balasquide, Miguel Angel, 26E, Penuelas, Porto
Rico.
Baldauf, Frank Henry, 28M, Buffalo.
Balderston, Eugene Price, jr., 28A, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Baldwin, Charles Howard, 24A, Brooklyn.
Baldwin, LaVerne, 25A, Cortland.
Baldwin, Millard Warner, jr., 25E, Marcy.
Baldwin, Robert Dodge, A.M., Grad, Cheney,
Washington.
Baldwin, Seward, jr., 28A, Waverly.
Baldwin, Stanley Cole, 26M, Johnson City.
Baldwin, William Richard, 28A, Liberty.
Ball, Edwin Kenneth, 26Ag, Buffalo.
Ballantine, Edward Dickenson, 28M, Baltimore,
Md.
Ballard, Charles Hitchcock, 26L, Longmeadow,
Mass.
Ballard, Thomas Lewis, 25E, Homer.
Bammon, Ernest Asbrand, 26M, Princeton, N. J.
Bancroft, Carolyn, 28Ag, Flushing.
Bancroft, Hester, 2SAr, Ithaca.
Banks, Norman John, 25A, Dunkirk.
Banks, Robert Treman, 27L, Ithaca.
Banks. Stanley Day, 26MD NYC, New York City.
Banks, William McKinley, 26A, New York City.
Barber, Courtenay, jr., 28M, Chicago, 111.
Barber, Helen Browder, A.M., Grad, Houston,
Texas.
Barck, Oscar Theodore, jr, A.B., Grad, Brooklyn.
Bardewyck, Arthur Henry, 25E, Orange, N. J.
Bardwell, Edwin Tighe, 26Ag, Yonkers.
Bardwell, Estus Patterson, 2SAr, Ithaca.
Bardwell, Robert Hine, 26V, Newfield.
Bardwell, Roberts Hitchcock, 27Ag, Yonkers.
Barie, Carmeta Katherine, 28Ag, Buffalo.
Barkas, Anna Viprinslcy, Sp Ag, Ithaca.
Barkas, Benjamin William, B.S., A.M., Grad,
Ithaca.
Barkhorn, Charles Weiner, 27MD NYC, Newark,
N.J.
Barkin, Leroy Mantell, 26A, New York City.
Barlow, Frances Edna, 28Ag, Buffalo.
Barlow, John Allan, B.S., Grad, Walton.
Barnard, David Robinson, 28M, Ithaca.

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Barned, Robert Seward, 25A, Cortland.
Barnes, Donald Smiley, 26A, Sayre, Pa.
Barnes, Enos Willard, jr., 27M, Wellsville.
Barnes, Mary Louise, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Barnes, Thomas Cuniliffe, 26A, Montreal, Canada
Barnhart, Estella Mae, 26A, Mahanoy City, Pa.
Baron, Nathaniel, 27A, New York City.
Barrett, Anna Elizabeth, 2sAg, Sayre, Pa.
Barrett, Ralph Hooker, 25Ag, Binghamton.
Barringer, Ellis John, 27A, Craryville.
Barris, Henry Allen, 26E, Silver Creek.
Barroso, Adalberto, 28A, Santa Marta, Colombia.
Barry, Joseph Francis, 25E, Susquehanna, Pa.
Bartels, Homer Millard, 27A, Syracuse.
Barthea, Charles Drebes, 28A, Larchmont.
Bartholomew, Bertha Maude, Sp A, Ithaca.
Bartlett, Edwin Southworth, jr., 28E, Highland
Park, Mich.
Bartlett, Martin Lewis II, 27C, Winchendon,
Mass.
Bartlett, Roland Willey, M.S., Grad, Orleans, Vt.
Barton, Edward Titus, 26C, Montour Falls.
Barton, Katherine Osborn, 27A, Ithaca.
Barton, Kenneth Franklin, 25A, Syracuse.
Barton, Stanley Straham, 28A, Croton-on-Hudson.
Barton, William Igleheart, 28Ag, Nichols.
Bascom, Carlton Hawkins, 27AChem, Lancaster,
Mass.
Bascom, Earle Gilbert, 27M, Hamilton, Ontario.
Bass, Glenn McKinley, 2sAg, Ithaca.
Bass, Sara, 26A, New York City.
Bassett, Dell Clare, 25V, Hempstead.
Bassett, Philip Theodore, 28Ag, Rochester.
Bassevitch, Marcus, 27A, Hartford, Conn.
Bastian, Eugene Bailey, 28E, Rochester.
Batchelder, Charles Howard, M.S., Grad, Orono,
Maine.
Batchelor, James Taylor, 27M, Ben Avon, Pa.
Bateman, Dorothy Hammond, Sp A, Arlington
Heights, Mass.
Bateman, George Monroe, B.S., Grad, Paris, Idaho.
Bateman, Helen Marion, A.B., Grad, Champlain.
Bateman, Katherine, 28A, Champlain.
Bates, Curtis Stowell, 28A, Springville.
Bates, Don Lyman Lawrence, 28Ag, Middletown.
Bates, John Andrew, jr., 26E, Syracuse.
Bauer, Catherine Krouse, 28Ar, Elizabeth, N. J.
Bauer, Charles Edward, B.S., 28MD NYC, Pough
keepsie.
Bauer, George Carl, 25M, Port Washington.
Bauer, George Francis, 27A, New York City.
Bauer, Sidney Frederick, 2 7A, Eden.
Bauhan, Alice Marie, 26Ar, East Orange, N. J.
Baum, Alvin, 29A, New York City.
Baum, Marcus, 26E, Brooklyn.
Bauman, Everett Ollendorff, 29A, Newark, N. J.
Bauman, Norman Charles, 29Eng, Buffalo.
Baumgarten, Adolph John, 2SE, Washington, D. C.
Bauschman, Roland T., 26C, Scranton, Pa.
Bautista, Luis Jacobo, 26M, Tondo, Manila, P. I.
Baxter, Donald Neill, 27E, Rutherford, N. J.
Bayne, Thomas Levingston, jr., M.S., Grad,
Ithaca.
Bazinet, Genevieve Elizabeth, 25A, Glens Falls.
Beach, Charlotte Cecilia, 26Ag, Catskill.
Beach, Irving Tracy, B.Chem., Grad, Buffalo.
Beadle, Lois Brown, 28Ag, Oswego.
Beal, Anne Elizabeth, 25A, Ithaca.
Beal, Katharine Angeline, 27Ag, Elyria, Ohio.
Beal, May Maitland, 28A, Ridgewood, N. J.
Beal, Wilder, 27C, Lake Placid Club.
Beard, Alice Lorraine, 27A, Cobleskill.
Beardsley, Leon A, 25A, 28MD, Ithaca.
Beasley, Ethelyn, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Beattie, Carol Darrach, 26A, Ithaca.
Beattie, Elizabeth Farnum, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Beatty, David Percy, 27Ag, Crafton, Pa.
Beatty, Willard Chrisler, A.B., Grad, Roscoe.
Beaty, Harold William, 27A, Jamestown.
Beaujon, Louise Octavie, 26A, Canaan, Conn.
Beaver, Harry Davidson, jr., 28Ag, Verona.
Beaver, Leila Warren, 25A, Verona.
Bebb, Hubert Clarence, 28Ar, Hinsdale, 111.
Beck, Richard, A.M., Grad, Reykjavik, Iceland.
Beck, Robert Lloyd, A.B., Grad, Lexington, N. C.
Beck, Walter Alfred, 25 M, Schenectady.
Beckenstein, Nathan, 25A, New York City.
Becker, Alexander, 26AChem, Hawthorne, N. J.
Becker, Chester Markel, 26A, Columbia, Pa.
Becker, Elizabeth Marie, A.M., Grad, Newark,
N.J.
Becker, Herbert Charles, 29AChem, Yonkers.
Becker, Nathaniel Norman, A.B., Grad, New York
City.
Becker, Walter Joseph, 25MD NYC, Forest Hills,
Beckwith, Irving Harris, 25A, East Pembroke
Beckwith, Mary Elizabeth, 27Ag, Ilion.
Beckwith, Raymond Fisk, 28AChem, Rochester
Bedan, Clarence Edward, 27Ar, Albany, Ind.
Bedell, Andrew Gordon, 2gAg, St. James.
Beebe, Gilbert Richard, 2SAChem, Middletown.
Beeber, Holland, 26L, Williamsport, Pa.
Beecher, Walter Stewart, 26A, Dansville.
Been, Walter G., 27Ag, Glens Falls.
Beers, Howard Wayland, 28Ag, King Ferry.
Beh, Warren Albert, 26M, Brooklyn.
Behlers, Frederick John, jr., 27A, Brooklyn.
Behr, Leo, M.E., Grad, Ithaca.
Behr, Leon Ernst, 25A, Jersey City, N. J.
Behrer, Ella Matchett, 27A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Beihl, Ernest Austin, Sp Ar, Philadelphia, Pa.
Beisel, Ben Raymond, B.S., Grad, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Beistle, Pearl Henrietta, 25Ag, Shippensburg, Pa.
Belcher, Richard Gregory, 28Ar, Park Ridge, N. J.
Belden, Bernice Aldarette, 25A, Fredonia.
Belden, George Whitfield, 27Ag, Fredonia.
Belden, William Burlinghame, 25A, Cleveland Ohio.
Belding, Alice Elliott, 26A, Inwood.
Belding, Miriam Elizabeth, 25A, Little Falls, N. J.
Bell, Aaron, 26MD NYC, Brooklyn.
Bell, Charles Frederick, 28M, Bayside.
Bell, E. Dorothy, 25 MD NYC, Salisbury, Conn.
Bell, Fred, jr., 27L, Dubuque, Iowa.
Bell, Lewis Merritt, 28A, Lockport.
Bell, Olin Grogan, A.B., Grad, Elk City, Okla.
Belmonte, Roman De los Reyes, 28M, Zaragoza,
Nueva Ecija, P. I.
Belous, Joseph Peabody, 27Ag, Chicago, 111.
Belser, Beatrice Mary, 26MD NYC, New York
City.
Bemis, William Joseph, jr., 27A, Schenectady.
Bender, Ray, 27Ag, Ebenezer.
Bendon, Annie Turner, 27A, New York City.
Benedicks, Beatrice, 26AR, New York City.
Benedict, Horace Arthur, 26M, Detroit, Mich.
Benedict, Manson, 28AChem, Lake Linden, Mich.
Benenson, William, 25A, Napanoch.
Benisch, Charles Edward, 25C, Brooklyn.
Benitez-Gautier, Eugenio, 26C, Santurce, P. R.
Bennehoff, James DeSett, M.S., 28V, Alfred.
Bennett, Dean James, 27M, Geneva.
Bennett, Edith Agnes, 25A, Bayonne, N. J.
Bennett, Glen Watson, 27A, Schenectady.
Bennett, Graham Lewis, 28A, Bath.
Bennett, John Faber, jr., 27C, Charleston, S. C.
Bennett, Lee Cotton, 25M, Binghamton.
Benning, Walter Ellinwood, 26Ag, Clyde.
Benschoff, Alfred Clifford, 27A, Yonkers.
Bentley, Warren Robertson, 26C, North Tona
wanda.
Benton, Dorothy Aleine, 26A, Phelps.
Benton, Frank Ransom, jr., 27Ag, Ithaca.
Benway, Laurence Teter, 27Ag, Ticonderoga.
Berck, Maurice Marshall, 28MD NYC, New York
City.
Berean, John Hurley, 2SM, Hamburg.
Bergamo, Dominick John, 28Ag, Middletown.
Berger, Elizabeth, A.B., Grad, Drake's Branch, Va.
Berger, Kenneth Howell, 2sAChem, Cincinnati.
Ohio.

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Berger, Leo, 28A, Brooklyn,
Berger, Lucy Elizabeth, A.B., Grad, Drake's
Branch, Va.
Bergholtz, Herman, jr., 25M, Ithaca.
Berkowitz, Louis Sacks, 27L, New York City.
Berkowitz, Sidney Samuel, 27A, Bayonne, N. J.
Berle, Alf Keyser, 27 M, New York City.
Berlesky, Harry Stephen, 28E, Barberton, Ohio.
Berlinger, James Oakley, 28A, New York City.
Berlinghof, Roscoe George, 26C, Scranton, Pa.
Berman, Philip Lurie, 27A, Brooklyn.
Berman, William, A.B.,
25MD NYC, Rochester.
Bernard, Anthony Byers, 25L, Richmond Hill.
Bernard, Sam, jr., 25A, New York City.
Bernhard, Harold Christian, 26Ar, New York City.
Bernstein, Arthur Hendrick, 28A, New York City.
Bernstein, Edwin, 26A, New York City.
Bernstein, Jerome, 29A, New York City.
Bernstein, Maurice Edward, 28A, Mount Vernon.
Bernstein, Saul Bernard, 28A, Rochester.
Bernstein, Sidney Charles, 29A, New York City.
Berresford, Arthur Beattys, 27E, Niagara Falls.
Berresford, John King, 2sAChem. Niagara Falls.
Berrigan, William Walter, 27 M, Schenectady.
Berry, Joseph, jr., 28A, Binghamton.
Berry, Wallace Stott, 27M, Philadelphia, Pa.
Besig, Anna Clara Caroline, A.M., Grad, Ithaca.
Besig, Ernest John, 26A, Keene Valley.
Best, Gilbert Copeland, 29E, Brooklyn.
Bethell, Francis Cutler, 28A. Upper Montclair,
N.J.
Betten, Robert Sherer, 28A, Ithaca.
Bettis, Helen Leonora, 2SAg, Rochester.
Bettis, Jean Frances, 27Ag, Rochester.
Betts, Mary Colby, 28A, Great Kills.
Bicket, Frances Marion, 27Ag, Brooklyn.
Bidstrup, Lawrence O., 25M, New York City.
Biemiller, Andrew John, 26A, Sandusky, Ohio.
Bigelow, Nelson Sylvester, 25MD NYC, East
Haddam, Conn.
Biggs, Rebe Latta, 27A, Trumansburg.
Binenkorb, Aaron Louis, 25A, Middletown.
Bingham, Millard Fillmore, 27A, St. Louis, Mo.
Bingham, Walter Adams, 26A, East Orange, N. J.
Bircher, Irwin George, 29V, Rochester.
Bird, Edward Francis, 25M, Denver, Colo.
Bird, Rafael, 28Ag, Fajardo, P. R.
Bird-Acosta, Ignacio, 26A, Fajardo, P. R.
Birge, Ruth Mary, 27Ag, Hector.
Birkin, Robert Greenley, 26E, Evanston, 111.
Birnbaum, George, 25MD NYC, New York City.
Bisch, William, 25M, Newark, N. J.
Bishop, Mildred Mae, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Bishopp, William Stafford, 26Ag, Deansboro.
Bissantz, Edgar Fred, 2SAr, Wichita, Kansas.
Bissell, Frederick Olds, jr., 27L, Buffalo.
Bissell, Norman Frederick, 27Ag, Bethlehem, Pa.
Bissell, Theodore Lemuel, B.S., Grad, Westover,
Md.
Bivins, Franklin Hammond, 27AChem, Brooklyn.
Bixby, Frederick Lovell, A.B., Grad, Ashburnham,
Mass.
Black, Joseph Hill, 25M, Niagara Falls.
Blackmore, Paul Owen, 25AChem, Toledo, Ohio.
Bladen, Leah Marcia, 2sAg, Syracuse.
Blair, John Alexander, 28M, Tulsa, Okla.
Blair, Margery Isabella, 28A, Buffalo.
Blake, Donald Prouse, 27L, Chicago, 111.
Blake, Edward Matthias, 26Ag, Inwood, New
York City.
Blake, Terance, 27E, Brooklyn.
Blake, Theodore Upright, 28M, Cleveland, Ohio.
Blakemore, John Neville, 27Ar, Louisville, Ky.
Blaker, Marion Adelaide, 27A, Akron, Ohio.
Blakesiee, Roland Kenneth, 28C, Landing, N. J.
Blanchard, Albert Roland, 26Ag, Niagara Falls.
Blanchard, Eva Irene, 25A, Groton.
Blanchard, John Paul, 27E, Raquette Lake.
Bland, Irving Jay, 26A, Mount Vernon.
Blanding, Leo Randall, 27Ag, Syracuse.
Blank, Harry Philip, jr., 25M, Philadelphia, Pa.
Blanke, Waldron Everett, 27Ar, Greenwich, Conn.
Blankley, Clifton Tayleure, 26M, Chicago, 111.
Blauvelt, Arthur Ervin, 26A, Port Byron.
Blauvelt, William Ernest, 26Ag, West Nyack.
Blazy, Ralph Sterling, 26Ar, Cleveland, Ohio.
Blencoe, Adelbert Harry, 28Ag, Cooperstown.
Blenkle, Victor August, 25MD NYC, Jersey City.
N.J.
Bless, Arthur Aaron, M.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Blewer, Clarence Frederick, 28Ag, Newark Valley.
Blinkoff, Samuel, 28A, Buffalo.
Bliss, Earnest Edward, 28Ag, Bath.
Bliss, George Emory, 25A, Binghamton.
Block, Louis, 26L, South Bend, Ind.
Block, Marcus Theodore, 25A, Newark, N. J.
Blomeier, Herbert Henry, 26L, New York City.
Blomfield, Reginald Seymour, 25C, Detroit, Mich.
Blood, Donald Kimball, 26M, Niagara Falls.
Bloomer, Harrison Charles, 28M, Newark.
Bloss, Henry Welch, 27L, Rochester.
Blostein, Florence, 25A, Ithaca.
Bluestein, Nathan Bernard, 26A, Peekskili.
Blume, Philip, 27A, Albany.
Blunck, Conrad Friedrick Ernst, MD., SpMD
NYC, Brooklyn.
Blystone, Montello Eugene, 27Ar, Huron, S. D.
Boak, Ruth Alice, 27Ag, Auburn.
Boasberg, Charles, 27A, Buffalo.
Boasberg, Emanuel, jr., 26A, Buffalo.
Bodamer, Lillian Elise, 28A, Brooklyn.
Bodler, Phyllis Wintermute, 26A, Pittsford.
Boesche, Fritz Wilhelm, 27E, Ithaca.
Boesche, Otto Hans, 28A, Ithaca.
Bogan, Samuel Douglas, Sp A, Ithaca.
Boggs, Robert Hoyt, 26Ag, Elizabethtown, Pa.
Boggs, Robert William, 25M, Rockville Centre.
Bohnet, Ruth Laura, 27Ag, New York City.
Boies, Ruth Elizabeth, 27Ag, Springwater.
Bole, Joseph Kirkpatrick, jr., 28A, Cleveland.
Ohio.
Bolger, Mary Lloyd, 27A, Ithaca.
Bolles, Albert Thomas, 27L, Bellows Falls, Vt.
Bolton, Clarence Edward, 26V, Burlington, Vt.
Bolton, Earle William, 26Ar, Oil City, Pa.
Bomar, James Crawford, 27C, Little Rock, Ark.
Bond, Richmond, 28Ag, Memphis, Tenn.
Bondar, Harry Kelliher, 29A, Brooklyn.
Bonderow, Nathan, 28A, New York City.
Bonesteel, Harold Andrew, 27A, Indian Lake.
Bonn, William Ewin, jr., 27C, Baltimore, Md.
Bontecou, Reed Vail, 26M, Springfield, Mass.
Bonyun, Richard Evanson, 25C, Barbados, British
West Indies.
Bookstaver, David Richard, 26A, Sag Harbor.
Bool, Marion Louise, 2SAg, Ithaca.
Booth, Alice Elizabeth, 27Ag, Saratoga Springs.
Booth, Allan Kirschner, 26E, Shillong, Assam,
India.
Booth, Edward Lawrence, 25M, Plainfield, N. J.
Booth, John Franklin, B.S.A., Grad, Regina, Sask.,
Can 'da.
Booth, Russell Berkins, 27V, Wappingers Falls.
Booth, Theodore Harrington, 25M, Buffalo.
Boothroyd, Lucy Elizabeth, 28A, Ithaca.
Borda, Eugene, 25Ag, Reading, Pa.
Borglum, George Paul, 28C, Omaha, Nebr.
Borglum, Paul Arnold, 26C, Norwalk, Conn.
Borodouko, Abraham Louis, 28Ag, New York City,
Borst, Floyd Edward, 28C, Elmira Heights.
Borst, Victor Dow, jr., 26Ag, Brookton.
Borstein, Pauline, 26A, East Orange, N. J.
Borut, Jacob, 26A, New York City.
Boschen, Henry Charles, 28E, Larchmont.
Bose, Henry Helmer, 27M, Rutherford, N. J.
Bosworth, Mary Hastings, 27Ar, Ithaca.
Botsford, Amy Downs, 2SAg, Middletown.
Bourgarde, Lester Francis, 2SM, Binghamton.
Bourne, Frances Marian, 27A, Willet.
Bovard, Walter Tomlinson, 26Ag, Ithaca.

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Bow, Cyril Gurner, 2sAr, Buffalo.
Bowden, Foster Sidney, 27C, Johnstown, Pa.
Bowdish, Arvine Clark, 26Ag, Brooklyn.
Bowdry, William Perrin, jr., 26M, Fort Worth,
Texas.
Bowen, Dorothy Myers, 26A, Durhamville.
Bowen, Ernest Whiting, 25M, Brockton, Mass.
Bowen, Frank Alric, 26M, Utica.
Bowen, John Tudor, 28A, Newton, Mass.
Bowen, Kenneth Herbert, 25 M, Auburn.
Bower, Esther Weightman, 28A, Reading, Pa.
Bowers, Clement Gray, B.S.. Grad, Binghamton.
Bowlby, Margaret, 26A, Winter Park, Fla.
Bowman, Charles Isaac, 27Ag, Lowville.
Bowman, Ernest Asbrand, 26M, Princeton, N.J.
Bowman, Harriet Ethel, 28A, Washingtonville.
Bowman, Kimberley, Sp A, Silver Springs, Md.
Bowman, Linn Bruce, 25AChem, Webster.
Boyce, Alfred Mullikin, 26Ag, Centreville, Md.
Boyce, George Kenneth, 27A, Clifton.
Boyer, Beatrice Elsie, 26Ag, Hartsdale.
Boyer, Livingston Stanley, B.S., Grad, Moylan, Pa.
Boyles, Arthur Forest, C.E., Grad, Gordon, Nebr.
Boyne, Edward Michael, 27A, Philmont.
Boynton, Helen Susanna, Sp A, Hornell.
Brace, Willis LaMar, 26L, Tenafly, N. J.
Brackett, Ernest Walker, 25A, Mohawk.
Bradeen, Frederick Barton, jr., 27C, Essex, Conn.
Bradlee, Warren Richard, 27C, Winchendon, Mass.
Bradley, Charles, 25A, Providence, R. I.
Bradley, Charles Clifton, jr., 25A, Batavia.
Bradley, Everett Clair, 27A, Rockaway Beach.
Bradley, George Hirst, B.S., Grad, Mound,
Louisiana.
Bradley, Horatio Hunt, 26A, Providence, R. I.
Bradley, John Joseph, jr., 27E, Concord, Mass.
Bradley, Louis Francis, jr., 28AChem, Washing
ton. D. C.
Bradley, Robert Claud, M.S., Grad, Huntsville,
Mo.
Bradley, Stephan Duncan, jr., 28E, Washington,
D.C.
Bradstreet, Brownell Tompkins, 26A, Winnetka,
111.
Bradt, Dorothea Bloomingdale, 25A, Depew.
Brady, John Patrick, jr., 27M, New York City.
Brainard, George Calvin, 28Ag, Buffalo.
Brainard, Seymour Wilson, B.S., Grad, Water
ville.
Brakeley. Elizabeth, 26MD NYC, New York City.
Branch, Helen Vera, 28Ag, Upper Jay.
Brand, Robert Franklin, 27A, Potsdam.
Brandes, Harriette Rosalie, 27A, New York City.
Brandriss, Edward Mendel, 28A, Brooklyn.
Brandt, Walter Bates, 26C, Ilion.
Brane, Charles Malcolm, 28A, Cato.
Brane, Maxwell DeForest, 27E, Cato.
Braun, Clarence Charles, 26Ag, Scarsdale.
Braun, Jacob, 26A, Albany.
Braus, Mortimer, 28A, New York City.
Brause, Archie, 26A, Glencove.
Breckenridge, Hugh, 27L, New Haven, Conn.
Breckenridge, John Mowry, 26A, Cleveland, Ohio.
Breed, Eben T., A.B., 27MD NYC, Ithaca.
Bregman, Abner, 25A, Brooklyn.
Breitfeld, Herman Paul, 27Ag, Geneva.
Brennan, Thomas Ignatius, 27MD NYC, New
York City.
Brenner, Harry, 28A, Huntington Station.
Breslaw, Morris, 26A, Albany.
Breslawsky, Edna Louise, 28AChem, Passaic, N. J.
Bretsch, Eleanor, 28Ag, Hastings-on-Hudson.
Brett, Roger Wilson, 27M, Beacon.
Brew, Clifford Ellsworth, 2SAg, Bergen.
Brewer, Dorothea, 27AChem, New Rochelle.
Brewer, Glen Estill, 25E, Binghamton.
Brewster, S. Virginia, 26Ag, Freeville.
Brick, Joseph Daniel, 26E, Marlton, N. J.
Briddell, Charles Orville, 26C, Baltimore, Md.
Bridges, Clayton Thomas, B.S., Grad, Sodus.
Bridgman, Robert Rice, 25M, Hamburg.
Bridiskas, Leo John, 2SA, Hazleton, Pa.
Brigden, John Kraig, 2sAg, New York City.
Brigham, Alfred Curtis, B.S. in Ag., Grad, Gene
see, Idaho.
Bright, Thomas Morton, 26Ag, Lansdale, Pa.
Brill, Achsah Angeline, 28Ag, Cortland.
Brill, John Amos, 27Ag, Cortland.
Brill, Marion, 2SAg, Jamesburg, N. J.
Brill, Roland Campbell, 28Ag, Brookton.
Brillhart, Ruth E., 28Ag, Ithaca.
Brimberg, Jacob, 28A, Brooklyn.
Brimmer, Elmer Van Rensselaer, 25A, Watkins.
Brinkerhoff, Grace Melrina, 27Ag, Wolcott.
Bristol, Earl Garner, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Bristol, Frank Jessup, 28E, Ithaca.
Britt, Charles Jerome, 25C, Rydal, Pa.
Britt, Gerald Franklin, 27Ag, Holcomb.
Brittain, Knox, 25MD NYC, Downsville.
Broad, Wendell Emerson, 26M, Wilmington, Del.
Brockelbank, George Henry, 26A, Newark, N. J.
Brodie, Helen Charlotte, 27Ag, Derby.
Brody, Beatrice Constance, 27A, New York City.
Brody, Joseph, 26A, Brooklyn.
Brokaw, Herbert Dimmick, 26Ag, Interlaken.
Bronson, Marion Nash, 27Ag, Lebanon.
Brook, Hilda, 26A, Morristown, N. J.
Brooke, Wilfred Lee, 27L, Oak Park, 111.
Brooks, Barbara, 28A, New Rochelle.
Brooks, James Arthur, 27A, Poughkeepsie.
Brooks, James Douglass, 26V, Ashby, Mass.
Brooks, James Williams, 26E, Scranton, Pa.
Brooks, Jay Tracy, 26M, Hallstead, Pa.
Brooks, Katharine, A.B., 25MD NYC, New
Britain, Conn.
Brooks, Sidney, 25MD NYC, New York City.
Brooks, Wilbur Starr, 27A, East Haddam, Conn.
Brotherhood, Francis Mallory, 27A, East Aurora.
Brothers, John Wakefield, M.E., Grad, Canton,
Ohio.
Broughton, Elsie, A.B., Grad, Milford, N. H.
Brown, Alice Marjorie, 28A, Guilford.
Brown, Benjamin Hirshfield, 25A, Englewood, N. J.
Brown, Benjamin Williams, 27A, New York City.
Brown, Charles Frederick, 28M, Columbia, Pa.
Brown, Clarence Travis, 26M, Yonkers.
Brown, Donald Winslow, 25A, Punxsutawney, Pa.
Brown, Dorothy Holmes, 2SAg, Kingston.
Brown, Edward Gerald, 27M, Lakewood, Ohio.
Brown, Edward Thomas, 26M, Stamford, Conn.
Brown, George Cutler, 26M, Kingston.
Brown, Harold Seger, 28Ag, Richmondville.
Brown, Henry Stilwell, 27Ar, Burdett.
Brown, Irving David, 29M, New York City.
Brown, James Epps, 26M, Atlanta, Georgia.
Brown, John Jay, 25E, Chittenango.
Brown, Leon, 28A, Blackville, S. C.
Brown, Lewis Joseph, 27E, Middletown.
Brown, Malin Hoopes, 25M, Westown, Pa.
Brown, Mary Elizabeth, 25A, Oneonta.
Brown, Melvin Keeler, 28E, Union Springs.
Brown, Norton Claude, 27Ag, Richmondville.
Brown, Paul Erskine, Sp C, Ithaca.
Brown, Robert Baird, 27A, Yonkers.
Brown, Roswell Kingsbury, 26MD NYC, New
York City.
Brown, Ruth Eloise, 27Ag, Cincinnatus.
Brown, Theodore Gregg, 25A, Indiana, Pa.
Brown, Veronica Cecelia, 25A, New York City.
Brown, William Fuller, jr., 25A, Plattsburgh.
Brown, William Taylor, 26Ag, Washington, D. C.
Brownell, Claude Lewis, 25C, Glens Falls.
Brownell, Spencer, jr., 25M, Oswego.
Brownell, Viola Frances, 27A, Warsaw.
Browning, Elmer Irving, 29Ag, Norwich Town,
Conn.
Browning, Helbert Kirchwey, 26C, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Bruckbauer, Leonard, 25 M, Buffalo.
Brucker, Mildred Anna, 26A, Webster.
Bruckert, Arthur Joseph, 27C, New York City.

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Bruckner, Helen Sue, 28Ag, Hastings-on-Hudson.
Bruen, Curtis, 28MD NYC, Towaco, N. J.
Brumder, George Gustav, 26M, Milwaukee, Wis.
Bruning, Herbert Frank, 25A, Brooklyn.
Brunke, William Hans, 2sAg, Weehawken, N. J.
Bruno, Clifford Lyndon, 28C, Glen Ridge, N. J.
Bruno, William Anthony, 28A, Greenwich, Conn.
Brutschy, Charles Francis, 26C, Corona.
Bruun, Arthur Geoffrey, A.B., Grad, Vancouver,
Canada.
Bryan, William James, 2sAChem, Englewood, N.J.
Bryant, Alfred Jerome, 26E, Ithaca.
Bryant, Donald Cross, 27A, White Plains.
Bryant, Laura, Sp A, Ithaca.
Bub, Frank Damian, 28A, Poughkeepsie.
Bubier, Henry Hooker, 27A, Lake Placid Club.
Bucholtz, Alexander Feodor, 28Ag, Dorpat,
Esthonia.
Buck, John Lossing, B.S., Grad, La Grangeville.
Buck, John Preston, A.B., B.S.A., Grad, Camden,
Ark.
Buck, Pearl Sydenstricker, A.B., Grad, Nanking,
Kiangsu, China.
Buckley, Elias Florence, 25C, Wisconsin Rapids.
Wis.
Buckley, Walter White, 26C, Wisconsin Rapids.
Wis.
Bucklin, Dorothy Pratt, 27Ag, Buffalo.
Buckman, Samuel Tompson, 26A, Wilkes-Barre.
Pa.
Budd, Robert DuBois, 28Ag, Hyde Park.
Buddenhagen, Arthur Edward, 27Ag, Buffalo.
Buecking, Johanna Therese, 26Ag, Buffalo.
Buell, Edward Dudley, 26Ag, Constable.
Buerger, Alfred Arthur, 26A, Eggertsville.
Buerger, Alice Constance, 25A, Eggertsville.
Bugbee, Burton Ashford, 27At, New Rochelle.
Buhl, Paul Julius, 28C, Stafford.
Bull, Edward Myron, 26A, Monroe.
Bull, Helen Manning, 26Ag, Middletown.
Bullard, Charles Frederick, jr., 27M, Elmira.
Bullard, Richard Davison, 27A, Schuylerville.
Bullen, Ripley Pierce, 25M, Schenectady.
Bullwinkel, George Albert, 25A, 28MD, Brooklyn.
Bump, N. Gardiner, 2sAg, Binghamton.
Bundy, Charles LeGrand, 26E, Syracuse.
Bunke, Walter Henry, 28M, Montclair, N. J.
Bunting, Marjorie Howell, 26Ag, Honesdale, Pa.
Burckmyer, Lawrence Adams, jr., B.S. in E.E.,
Grad, Augusta, Ga.
Burden, Howard Watrous, 25M, Homer.
Burg, Harold, 25MD NYC, New York City.
Burger, Harold Russel, 27M, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Burger, Walter David, 26Ar, Chicago, 111.
Burgess, Gladys Catharine, 28Ag, Auburn.
Burke, Clara Florence, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Burke, William, jr., 26L, Washington, D. C.
Burkholder, Paul R., A.B., Grad, Chambersburg,
Pa.
Burnap, Thelma Bliss, 27Ag, Cincinnatus.
Burnes, John Hartnett, 28C, Port Chester.
Burnet, Katharine Knudson, 26MD NYC, East
Orange, N. J.
Burnett, Dorothy Reed, 26A, Ithaca.
Burnett, James Richard, 28A, Dayton, Ohio.
Burnett, Laura Jane, 26Ag, Webster.
Burnett, Newton Collamore, 25A, Waban, Mass.
Burnett, Theodore R., 29Ag, Webster.
Burnette, Robert Crosby, 26Ag, Phelps.
Burnham, Frederick Eugene, 25 M, Brooklyn.
Burnham, Lyman,
26MD NYC, Brooklyn.
Burns, Emmett Robert, Sp L, Ithaca.
Burns, Frances Howland, A.B., Grad, Charlestown,
W. Va.
Burns, Louie McSherry, 27Ag, Charlestown, W. Va.
Burns, Ruth Mary, 26A, Ithaca.
Burr, Alfred Henry, 27M, Moorestown, N. J.
Burr, Marjorie Elizabeth, 27Ag, Manchester, Conn.
Burrell, Arthur Brotherton, B.S. in Agr., Grad,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Burt, Wellington Richardson, 26Ag, Battle Creek,
Mich.
Burtis, Florence Merwin, 26Ag, Hunter.
Burton, Euclid Orrel, 25M, West Chazy.
Burton, Myra Anthea, 25A, Mohawk.
Burton, Warren Nathan, 27AChem, Buffalo.
Busfield, Suydam Fenton, 26AChem, Hancock.
Bush, Florence, 27AChem, Endicott.
Bush, Harold Leland, A.B., Grad, Ludlowville.
Bush, Maude Bower, Sp A, Genoa.
Butler, George Chapman, 28Ar, Columbus, Ohio.
Butler, Irving Francis Kenney, 26A, Poquonoch,
Conn.
Butler, Jonathan Fairchild, 26Ar, New York City.
Butler, Robert White, 27C, Yonkers.
Butterfield, Victor Lloyd, 27A, East Lansing, Mich.
Button, Kenneth Ranney, Sp Ag, Homer.
Button, Romaine Freeman, 27Ag, Canastota.
Butts, George Samuel, 2sAg, Sodus.
Butts, Wilbur Kingsley, B.S., Grad, Poughkeepsie.
Butts, William Eilenberger, 27 M, Buffalo.
Bye, Charles Coleman, 28M, Holly Oak, Del.
Byrd, Ralph Hamilton, 25E, Suffolk, Va.
Byron, Milton Lester, B.Chem., Grad, Erie, Pa.
Cahn, Edna May, 28A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Cairns, Glenavie, 26Ar, Maplewood, N. J.
Calasibetta, Charles James, 28A, Newark, N. J.
Caldwell, John Homer, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Calisch, Ruth Louise, 26A, Toledo, Ohio.
Calkins, Evelyn Tyler, 28Ag, Pulaski.
Call, Irving Joslyn, B.S., Grad, Stafford.
Callahan, Errett Hargrove, 27AChem, Pelham
Manor.
Callan, Percival Louis, 26M. Buffalo*
Callan, Philip Joseph, 27M, Lyons.
Callen, George Marion, jr., 28M. Selma, Ala.
Caloyianis, Emanuel George, 28A, Stamford,
Conn.
Cameron, Malcolm Paul, 26Ar, Los Angeles, Cal.
Camisa, Joseph Louis, 28E, Ridgewood, N. J.
Campagna, Elzear Alexandre, B.A., B.S.A., Grad,
St. Anne de la Pocatiere, Que., Can.
Campbell, Catherine Edgeworth, 25A, Seneca
Falls.
Campbell, Cyril Frank, 2sAg, Hopewell, Pa.
Campbell, Frank Bainbridge, 27L, Binghamton.
Campbell, Howard Hibbard, 2sAg, Penn Yan.
Campbell, William Bucke, B.S. in M.E., Grad,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Canaan, Lionel, Ph.B., 28MD NYC, Brooklyn.
Canfield, Kathleen Patricia, 25A, New York City.
Cannon, Mallory King, jr., 25E, Ithaca.
Cannon, Martha, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Canton, Edmund Colby, 27E, New Rochelle.
Canton, Irving Jesse, 27L, New York City.
Capurro, Arthur Louis, 28A, Brooklyn.
Carey, Emerson, jr., 27A, Hutchinson, Kans.
Carey, Oliver Neville, 28A, Bayonne, N. J.
Carlson, Ruth Inglof, 26A, Schenectady.
Carlson, Ruth Sophia, Sp Ag, Ithaca.
Carlton, Ruth Lillian, Sp Ag, Cortland.
Carmalt, Horace Addison, 27E, Brookv-lle, Pa.
Carman, John Spencer, 26MD NYC, New York
City.
Carncross, Gertrude Lillian, 26Ag, Cato.
Carncross, John William, 2SAg, Grad, Cato.
Caro, Warren Marcus, 27A, Brooklyn.
Carodemos, Peter Panagiotes, B.S., Grad, Boston,
Mass.
Carpenter, Albert Guy, 27E, Yonkers.
Carpenter, Alvin Rich, 28A, Binghamton.
Carpenter, Charles Albert, 25M, Whitehall.
Carpenter, Elizabeth Edwena, 2sAg, Chittenango.
Carpenter, Martha Frances, 26Ag, Yonkers.
Carr, Lewis Stephens, 28E, Omaha, Nebr.
Carr, Virginia Irene, 27Ag, Auburn.
Carran, William Allen, jr., 25E, Cleveland, Ohio.
Carrea, Luis Ferdinand, 28E, New York City.
Carrere, Henri Valente, 25Ag, Dunraven.

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Carroll, Francis Lee, 27Ag, Oneida.
Carroll, James Joseph, 2sAg, Watertown, Mass.
Carroll, Milton William, 27A, Indian Lake.
Carroll, Welsey Barnett, A.B., Grad, Spartan
burg. S. C.
Carson, Gordon Lloyd, 28M, Buffalo.
Carter, Harold Albert, 28Ag, Marathon.
Carter, Rebecca, 25 MD NYC, New York City.
Cartoon, Meyer, 27A, Tarrytown.
Cartwright, John Sheldon, 26A, Scranton, Pa.
Carty, John Thomas, 2sAChem, Ithaca.
Caruthers, Elmo, jr., 28M, Fort Smith, Ark.
Carvalho, Gustavo Pereira, 27Ar, Sao Paulo,
Brazil.
Carver, Elbert Harrison, 26A, Scottsville.
Case, Clyde Allison, 28C, Cleveland, Ohio.
Case, Eugene Conklin, 27AChem, Lansdowne, Pa.
Case, Frank William, 29Ag, Saratoga Springs.
Case, Virginia Lucretia, 26Ag, Canandaigua.
Casey, Edward James, 27L, Ithaca.
Casey, Francis Lawton, 25L, Ithaca.
Caskey, Kenneth, 25M, Port Jervis.
Caslick, William, 27V, Newfield.
Cass, Leon Harlen, 28C, Candor.
Cassebaum, William Henry, 27Ag, Brooklyn.
Cassell, Marvin, 28AChem, New York City.
Cassell, Oliver Bernett, 29Eng, Baltimore, Md.
Cassidy, Charles Emmes, 25L, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Castro, Carlos, 26E, New York City.
Catlin, George Byron, 25E, Detroit, Mich.
Catlin, Harold Milo, 25M, Athens, Pa.
Catlin, Payson Brainerd, 28Ag, Ouaquaga.
Caudill, Elmer Davis, 29Ag, Shelbyville, Ky.
Cavinato, Lawrence Augustus, 25L, Fort Lee,
N.J.
Caves, James Walter, 27E, Phelps.
Cawein, Madison, B.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Ceasar, Abraham Louis, B.S., M.D., SpMD NYC,
New York City.
Chadeayne, Theodorus Smith, 26E, Cornwall.
Chadwick, Nathaniel, 2sAg, Lakemont.
Chaffee, Ruth, 28Ag, Binghamton.
Chakin, Abraham, 26A, Brooklyn.
Chalupski, Victor, 25AChem, Brooklyn.
Chamberlain, Charles Nicholas, 27Ag, Elmira.
Chamberlin, Lester Addison, 28A, Hightstown,
N.J.
Chamberlin, Robert Norton, 26Ar, Hazleton, Pa.
Chambers, John Albert, 25C, Monroe, Wis.
Chambers, Philip Weymar, 28E, Huntington,
W. Va.
Chambers, William Harold, Ph.D., SpMD NYC,
White Plains.
Champomier, Robert, Licenci6 6s lettres, Grad,
Mendon, France.
Chamurich, Morris, 26A, New York City.
Chan, Hin Kwok, 26Ag, Hongkong, China.
Chan, Leung Shi, C.E., Grad, Hongkong, China.
Chandler, Henry Roberts, 26Ag, Newburgh.
Chandler, William Howard, 27M, Cheveland, Ohio.
Chang, Han Ying, B.S. in C.E., Grad, Shantung,
China.
Chang, Waken, Grad, Ningpo, China.
Chang, Yu-che, 27Ar, Peking, China.
Changnon, Dale Andre, Sp Ar, Ithaca.
Chapin, Mary Louise, 26Ag, Holcomb.
Chapman, Albert Lyon, 27A, Port Richmond.
Chapman, Coolidge Otis, A.B., Grad, Woodmere.
Chapman, Paul Jones, B.S., Grad, Santa Rosa,
Cal.
Chapman, William John, 27Ag, Union Hill.
Chappell, Fred Llewellyn, jr., 25A, Kalamazoo,
Mich.
Chappell, Helen Lydia, 26Ag, Staten Island.
Chappell, Ralph Lewis, 25A, Kalamazoo, Mich.
Chardon, Fernando, 28Ag, Ponce, P. R.
Chariot, Bertie, 28A, Far Rockaway.
Charles, Barbara Baird, 25A, Warsaw.
Charles, Joseph John, A.B., 28MD NYC, Brook
lyn.
Charlton, Isaiah Milbury, A.M., Grad, Morrisville.
Chase, Donald Sunderland, 28A, Ithaca.
Chase, Richard Morton, 26Ag, Rochester.
Chase, Willis Edmund, 2SAg, Newcomb.
Chasnoff, Julius, 26MD NYC, New York City.
Chatfield, Clayton Calkins, 25Ag, Union.
Chemnitz, Henry Max, 27AChem, Buffalo.
Chen, Shih Ching, 27AChem, Tientsin, China.
Chen, Yu Liu, B.S. in E.E., Grad, Swatow, China.
Chenault, Anderson Hume, 25M, Richmond, Ky.
Cheney, Edgar Orlando, 28Ag, Eden.
Cheng, Pun Chang, B.S., Grad, Hangchow, China.
Cheng, Pun Hau, B.S. in M.E., Grad, Hangchow,
China.
Cherdantzeff, Peter, M.E., Grad, Petropavlovsk,
Russia.
Chestnut, Henry McDowell, 25M, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Chestnut, Mary Elizabeth, 27A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Chew, Frank Walker, 26M, Morristown, N. J.
Chiang, Nelson Yuanjen, 26C, Shanghai, China.
Chichester, Jesse Ketcham, jr., 28A, Amityville.
Childrey, Rachael, 26A, Ridley Park, Pa.
Childs, Herbert Rollin, A.B., Grad, Rochester.
Chisholm, Francis Perry, 27E, Port Byron.
Chou, Liang-Hsiang, 25Ag, Hankow, China.
Chrisman, Ross Fremont, B.S., Grad, Sharon
Center, Ohio.
Christensen, Bryant Elliott, 25MD NYC, Dodge
City, Kans.
Christensen, Edith Hortense, 28Ar, Wood-Ridge,
N.J.
Christensen, Frederik Carl, M.D., SpMD NYC,
New York City.
Christensen, Herman John, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Christian, Henry Arthur,
27MD NYC, Jersey
City, N. J.
Christianson, Christian, 26E, Butler, Pa.
Christianson, Erhrig, 28A, Butler, Pa.
Church. Austin Harris, 28M, Mauch Chunk, Pa.
Churchill, Rogers Piatt, A.B., Grad, Elmira.
Cilloniz, Manuel, 27C, Lima, Peru.
Cimildoro, Umbert, 26A, Auburn.
Cimilluca, Salvatore, 28Ag, New York City.
Cioffari, Bernard, 27A, New Rochelle.
Cioffari, Mario Salvatore, 28A, New Rochelle.
Cioffari, Vincent, 27A, New Rochelle.
Cladel, Clara Aimde, 26A, New York City.
Clapp, Coy Mabel, Sp A, Odessa.
Clapp, Martha Saxton, 29Ar, Chicago, 111.
Clapp, Roger, 27Ag, Grand Gorge.
Clapp, Ruth Emily, 2sAg, Ithaca.
Clarey, Bernard Michael, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Clark, Arlington Woodville, 25E, Woodhaven.
Clark, Carroll Bromley, M.E., Grad, Ithaca.
Clark, Daniel Grover, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Clark, Elisabeth Graham, 28A, Roslyn Heights.
Clark, Eugene, 2SA, Brooklyn.
Clark, Florence Elizabeth, 27A, New Hartford.
Clark, Howard Hale, 26E, Buffalo.
Clark, Hyman Solomon, 28A, Savannah, Ga.
Clark, Jay, 3rd, 28A, Worcester, Mass.
Clark, Jesse Albert, 28Ag, Westmoreland.
Clark, Leslie Grant, 28Ag, Glenora.
Clark, Percival Lemon, A.B., Grad, Elgin, 111.
Clark, Ruth French, 27A, Cleveland Heights,
Ohio.
Clark, Stanley Joseph, 27E, Tolland, Mass.
Clark, Waid V. D., 25L, Buffalo.
Clarke, Hazard McClellan, 26Ag, Buffalo.
Clarke, James Russell, jr., 25M, Montclair, N. J.
Clarkson, Palmer Livingston, 27M, St. Louis, Mo.
Claster, Herbert Bernard, 25A, Lock Haven, Pa.
Claxton, Emily LaF rge, Sp Ar, Philadelphia, Pa.
Claycomb, Reynold Otto, 27Ag, Windber, Pa.
Cleary, Stephen Farrell, Sp M, Ithaca.
Cleaver, Mark Miller, 2d, 26A, Wilmington, Del.
Clegg, Harry Bliss, 27AChem, Attleboro, Mass.
Clement, Adelaide Packer, 27Ag, Mickleton, N. J.
Clinch, Estella Mae, 28Ag, Westmoreland.

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Cline, William Gage. A.B., Grad, Endicott.
Clink, George Ernest, 28E, Buffalo.
Clinton, Harry Thomas, 28M, Poughkeepsie.
Clinton, Karl, 27C, Buffalo.
Close, Tabitha, 2sAg, King Ferry.
Clough, Kenneth M., 26MD NYC, Brooklyn.
Clough, Mahlon Clark, 28A, Plattsburg.
Clucas, George Douglas, 26M, Buffalo.
Clynes, Edmund, 26L, Ithaca.
Coates, Willson Havelock, B.A., Grad, Vancouver,
B. C.
Cobb, Francis Ezra, B.S., Grad, Minneapolis,
Minn.
Cobb, Willard Harold, 27M, Scranton, Pa.
Cockcroft, George Douglas, 28A, Northport.
Coddington, Alan Edgar, 27C, Scranton, Pa.
Coe, Roger Jewett, 25E, Yonkers.
Coe, Rufus Lawrence, 2 7A, Sp Ag, Memphis,
Tenn.
Coffey, Vincent Joseph, 27A, Beacon.
Cohen, Adeline Louise, 28A, Washington, D. C.
Cohen, Evelyn Gallup, 28A, New York City.
Cohen, George, 27A, Brooklyn.
Cohen, Harold Nathaniel, 28A, Newburgh.
Cohen, Heffren Jay, 25A, Buffalo.
Cohen, Herbert Spencer, 27L, New York City.
Cohen, Leonard Frank, 25A, New Rochelle.
Cohen, Mabel Lee, 28A, Newark, N. J.
Cohen, Meyer, 28A, Ansonia, Conn.
Cohen, Olga, 27Ag, Tarrytown.
Cohen, Rose, 26A, Saratoga Springs.
Cohen, Samuel Jacob, 28A, Monticello.
Cohn, George Mitchell, 25A, Newark, N. J.
Cohn, Mildred Anita, 28A, Brooklyn.
Cohn, Morris, 25A, Monticello.
Cohn, Robert Ingersoll, 28E, Brooklyn.
Colaneri, Joseph Edward, 28A, Yonkers.
Cole, Charles Pendexter, jr., 29Ag, Prince Bay.
Cole, Ethel Ahnora, 26Ag, Clay.
Cole, James Thurston, 25M, Ithaca.
Cole, Kenneth Stewart, A.B., Grad, Oberlin, Ohio.
Cole, W. Storrs, 2sAg, Albany.
Coleman, Donald Whittaker, 25Ar, Brooklyn.
Coleman, Jacques, 26A, New York City.
Coleman, James Edward, 25E, Scranton, Pa.
Coleman, James Hearst, 26C, Greenwood, S. C.
Coleman, Julius Victor, 28A, Los Angeles, Calif.
Coleman, Robert Sheldon, 25M, Wichita, Kans.
Coleman, Rose Alicia, 28A, Brooklyn.
Coiley, Arthur Truman, 27A, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Collier, Agnes Sprague, 27A, Allentown, Pa.
Collins, Emmons Williams, 27A, Duluth, Minn.
Colp, Norma, 27A, New York City.
Colson, Jane Elizabeth, 27Ag, Albany.
Colston, Lloyd, 25M, Binghamton.
Colton, David Winthrop, 26M, Pittsfield, Mass.
Colton, Grace Willma, 27Ag, Sherburne.
Colton, Rodman, 28Ar, Mifibury, Mass.
Colucci, Frederic William, 25C, Newark, N. J.
Colwell, Fred Glenn, 27M, Cleveland, Ohio.
Colyer, Theodore Irving, 27A, Hicksville.
Combes, Charles Louis, 28M, Oneonta.
Compton, Dorothy May, 2sAg, Bridgeton, N. J.
Concepcion, Ramon Corteza, 28M, La Carlota,
Occidental Negros, P. I.
Condie, Douglas King, 26Ar, Ferguson, Mo.
Condit, Edward Morrow, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Cone, Barbara Fowler, 27Ag, Unadilla.
Conkey, Howard Vincent, 27Ag, Poughkeepsie.
Conklin, George Ralph, 26Ag, Poughkeepsie.
Conklin, James Wolf, 27E, Dayton, Ohio.
Conklin, Lou Wilson, 27A, Roslyn.
Conklin, Mary, A.M., SpMD NYC, Princeton,
N.J.
Conklin, Raymond William, 2 7A, Horseheads.
Conklin, Ruth Eleanor, 28Ag, Horseheads.
Conklin, Willet Titus, 26A, Roslyn.
Conley, Arthur E., jr., 25A, Cohocton.
Conley, Charles Larrowe, 27Ag, Cohocton.
Conley, Margaret, 28A, Cohocton.
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Conley, Walter James, 27Ag, Cohocton.
Conlon, Joseph Edward, Sp L, Hudson, Pa.
Conlon, Josephine Roosevelt, 27A, South Lansing.
Connell, Grace Helena, 25A, Green Island.
Connelly, George Gartland, 26L, Elmira.
Connelly, Kenneth Austin, 28A, Ashville.
Conner, Steven Livesey, 25E, Washington, D. C.
Connor, Richard Metcalf, 28Ag, White Plains.
Conrad, Edith May, 25Ag, Newark, Del.
Conradt, Lewis Albert, 28A, Kokomo, Ind.
Conran, Richard John, 28C, Brooklyn.
Conroy, Esther Mary, 27A, Oneida.
Conroy, Eugene Joseph, 2sA, Oneida.
Converse, Dorene, 28Ag, Woodville.
Converse, Eugene Hinman, 27Ag, Clyde.
Convisser, Israel, 28A, Brooklyn.
Conway, Francis Michael, A.B., 28MD NYC,
Brooklyn.
Cook, Beatrice Alberta, 28Ag, Eaton.
Cook, Edward Stanhope, Sp Ag, Kent, Wash.
Cook, Henry Francis, A.B., Grad, Albany.
Cook, Hugh Oliver, A.B., Grad, Kansas City, Mo.
Cook, Junius Ford, jr., 27L, Whitney Point.
Cook, Roland Henry, 27A, Southfield, Mass.
Cook, Volney Elbridge, 28C, Oneida.
Cook, William Frederick, 2sAg, Whitney Point.
Cooke, Charles Harris, 27Ag, Cooperstown.
Cooke, Francis King, jr., 26A, Winnetka, 111.
Cooke, Joseph Antonio, 27M, Buffalo.
Cookingham, Clarice Ruth, 27Ag, Cherry Creek'.
Cookman, William Henry, jr., 25L, Niagara Falls.
Coon, Arthur Munson, 25A, Buffalo.
Cooper, David Kerr, jr., 28C, Beaver, Pa.
Cooper, Hubert Alfred, 28Ar, Owego.
Cooper, John, jr., 25A, Louisville, Ky.
Cooper, John, jr., 25E, Nunda.
Cooper, John James, 28A, Indianapolis, Ind.
Cooper, Josephine Virginia, 28Ag, Mattituck.
Cooper, Milton Henry, 28A, Caldwell, N. J.
Cooper, Wilbur Stanley, M.E., Grad, Ithaca.
Copeland, Edith Ayres, Ph.D., Grad, Ithaca.
Copley, Kenneth Forest, 25AChem, Salem, Mass.
Coppin, Daniel Metz, 26C, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Coppoletta, Joseph Michael, jr., 25A, Cliffside
Park, N. J.
Corbett, Laurence Ward, B.S., Grad, Takoma
Park D. C.
Corbett, Lee Thurston, 26A, Takoma Park, D. C.
Corbett, Roger Bailey, B.S., M.S.A., Grad, Ta
koma Park, D. C.
Corbin, John, 26Ar, New York City.
Cordes, Edwin Henry, 28Ar, Brooklyn.
Cornell, Annie Elizabeth, 2 7A, Newburgh.
Cornell, Bruce Saxton, 27M, Ridgewood, N. J.
Cornell, Elizabeth Sheldon, 28A, Denver, Colo.
Cornell, Ezra, 27L, Denver, Colo.
Corning, Paul Bartholomew, 27M, Yonkers.
Cornish, Charles Hubbard, 28A, Maplewood, N. J.
Cornwall, Clinton Colegrove, 26Ag, South Wales.
Cornwell, Eleanor Elizabeth, 28A, Yorktown
Heights.
Cornwell, George, 29Ag, Yorktown Heights.
Corrado, Louis, 28A, Brooklyn.
Correa, Francisco de Paulo, Sp Chem, Para, Brazil.
Corse, Samuel Charles, 28M, Highlands, N. J.
Cortes, Henry Jasper, 28C, Caldwell, N. J.
Corwith, Arthur Edward, A.B., 27MD NYC,
Water Mill.
Cosgrove, John Daniel, 26C, New York City.
Cothran, John Cleveland, A.B., Grad, Lockport.
Cotton, John Flintoff, 25A, Ithaca.
Coughlin, Mary Catherine, 26A, Stratford, Conn.
Courtney, John, 2sAg, Ithaca.
Courtright, Alva Vattier, 25E, Circleville, Ohio.
Courtright, David Straw, 27E, Circleville, Ohio.
Courtright, John Loring, 28M, Circleville, Ohio.
Covert, Marion Elizabeth, 2sAg, Auburn.
Coville, Frederick, 27Ag, Washington, D. C.
Covin, William Francis, 29AChem, Willington,

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Cowan, Alvin, 27A, Brooklyn.
Cowan, Robert Forrest, 28Ag, Hobart.
Cowdery, Arthur Root, 25A, Glens Falls.
Cowen, Lawrence, 29Eng, New York City.
Cowgill, Josephine Frances, 25A, Terre Haute, Ind.
Cowles, George Harold, Sp Ag, Ashville.
Cowles, Raymond Bridgman, A.B., Grad, Auburndale,
Mass.
Cox, Elbert Frank, A.B., Grad, Evansville, Ind.
Cox, Rachel Osborne, 28Ag, Provincetown, Mass.
Coykendall, John Eastland, 2$Ag, Maplewood,
N. J.
Coyne, Edwin Christopher, 25A, 28MD, Yonkers.
Crabtree, Eleanor Suydam, 27A, Montgomery.
Craft, Warren Moore, jr., 27M, Bernardsville, N. J.
Cragbon, Martin Dayle, 27Ag, Brockport.
Craig, Albert, jr., 27E, Ketchikan, Alaska.
Craig, James Groff, 26M, New Rochelle.
Craig, Robert Lloyd, 26MD NYC, New York City.
Craigie, Stanton Collins, 27C, New York City.
Cramer, Fritz J., 26MD NYC, San Diego, Cal.
Cramer, George, jr., 29Ag, New York City.
Cramer, John Cowle, 25M, Cleveland, Ohio.
Crandall, Francis Wallace, 27E, Tell City, Ind.
Crandall, John Milton, 2SAg, Gainesville, Fla.
Crane, Carl David, 28Ag, Marion.
Crane, Florence Bartholomew, 25A, Hammondsport.
Crane, Helen Josephine, 26Ag, Addison.
Crane, Robert Butler, 27Ag, Maplewood, N. J.
Crannell, Richard Walter, 28E, Olean.
Crary, George Spinney, 27Ag, Lynbrook.
Crawbuck, Walter Scott, 27E, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Crawford, Charles Anthony, 25A, Chicago, 111.
Crawford, Floyd Titus, 27 M, Montour Falls.
Crawford, James Stuart, 27V, Far Rockaway.
Crawford, John Elliott, 26V, Far Rockaway.
Creasy, George Henry, jr., 28C, New York City.
Cree, Edward Mitchell, 27E, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Crego, Miriam Vera, 28A, Claverack.
Cremer, Edward A., jr., 28C, Greensburg, Pa.
Cressman, William Levering, 27C, Norristown, Pa.
Cresswell, John Reginald, A.B., Grad, Griswold,
Man., Canada.
Criscuolo, Peter Paul, jr., 28A, Mount Vernon.
Crissey, George Ford, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Crist, Marion Elizabeth, 27A, Ithaca.
Criswell, Howard Brady, jr., 27A, Dallas, Texas.
Crittenden, Donald Webster, 26A, Hazleton, Pa.
Crockett, Albert Edwin, jr., 28E, Rochester.
Crofoot, Florence Carolyn, 25Ag, Little Falls.
Crofoot, James Willard, 27E, Little Falls.
Crogan, Gilbert Edwin, jr., 28C, Newark, N. J.
Cronan, Vernon Joseph, 27M, Cleveland, Ohio.
Crosby, Alan Wheeler, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Crosby, Hilda Chaffee, A.B., 28MD NYC, Hart
ford, Conn.
Crosby, Ruth, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Crosh, John Baker, 27 C, Lititz, Pa.
Crossman, Gilbert Cunningham, 28E, Brooklyn.
Crosthwait, George Nettleton, 26E, Dallas, Texas.
Crowley, Eugene Timothy, 27A, White Plains.
Crowley, Evelyn Anne, 26A, Brooklyn.
Crowley, Helen Margaret, 27A, Oswego.
Crowley, Thomas F., 25A, Oswego.
Crozier, George Douglas, 25L, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Cruikshank, Lincoln Evans, 27Ag, Poland.
Crump, Enid, 25MD NYC, New York City.
Cubbon, Miles Hugo, B.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Cull, Roswell William, 27E, Cazenovia.
Culp, Richard Francis, 28E, Ithaca.
Culver, Charlotte Becker, 26Ag, Trumansburg.
Culver, Leslie Eugene, 26Ag, Trumansburg.
Cunningham, Paul Joseph, 27E, Aurora.
Curran, Harold Raymond, B.S., Grad, Buffalo.
Curran, Katherine Mary, 26Ag, Mount Morris.
De-
Currie, Lauchlin MacLaurin, A.M., Grad,
Funiak Springs, Fla. .
Currie, Neill Roswell, A.B., Grad, DeFuniak
Springs, Fla.
Cursi, Ivo, 28A, Rochester.
Curtis, Carleton Joseph, 28Ag, Los Angeles, Cal.
Curtis, Dorothy Susan, 2 7A, Flushing.
Curtis, Elbert Lewis Beers, 26A, Oneonta.
Curtis, Lawrence Thurston, 27M, Elmira.
Curtis, Lester Ross, 26C, Geneva.
Curtis, Norvelle Curtis, 25A, Waymart, Pa.
Curtiss, Clement, Sp A, Ithaca.
Cushing, Frances Elizabeth, 26Ag, Buffalo.
Cushman, Blin Sill, jr., 28Ag, Ithaca.
Cushman, Hope Ingerfield, 26A, Yonkers.
Cutler, Norman Leon, A.B., Grad, Long Beach,
Cal.
Daggett, Gwynne Harris, 28A, White Plains.
Daggett, Royal Bradford, jr., 28C, White Plains.
Dannie, Florence Evelyn, 2sAr, Mount Vernon.
Dake, Merrills Luther, 26Ag, Mechanicville.
Dakessian, Vartkes Sarkis, 27Ag, Erevan, Armenia.
Dale, Dwight Conn, 25L, Franklin, Pa.
Daley, Robert House, 27Ar, Chatham.
Dallahan, William Vincent, 28Ag, King Ferry.
Dalrymple, Daniel Metzger, 27Ag, Horseheads.
Dalton, Maybelle Elizabeth, 29Ag, Washington,
D. C.
Daly, Dorothy, 26Ag, New York City.
Dana, Martha Fessenden, 27A, Ridgewood, N. J.
Danforth, Stuart Taylor, B.S., Grad, Mayaguez,
P. R.
d'Angelo, Aristide, A.B., 26L, Corona.
d'Angelo, Ernani, 26A, Corona.
Daniels, Harrison Roberts, 26E, Dayton, Ohio.
Danker, Robert Kendall, Sp Ag, Albany.
Dann, Edith Dorothy, 28Ag, Horseheads.
Dann, Robert Harding, 25A, Harrisburg, Pa.
Dann, Roger Lewis, 25A, Harrisburg, Pa.
Danner, Irene, 28A, Collingswood, N. J.
Dansyear, Frances, 29A, Brooklyn.
Danzis, Louis, 27A, Newark, N. J.
Darling, Elliott Winchester, jr., 2SAr, Bradentown,
Fla.
Darling, Frederick Ernest, 26M, New York City.
Darnell, Florence Edith, 28A, Batavia.
Dart, Robert Franklin, 25A, Gloversville.
D'Ascensio, Frank, 26E, Newark, N. J.
Datri, Foster James, 28A, New York City.
Dauernheim, Melville Augustus, 27Ar, Brooklyn.
Daughirtai, Robert Paul, B.Th., Grad, Ithaca.
Daum, Louis Charles, 28A, Huntington.
Davenport, Francis Gordon, 27Ag, Accord.
Davenport, John Stewart, 28A, Buffalo.
Davenport, Junius Clay, jr., 25E, Roanoke, Va.
Davenport, Samuel Sloan, 26E, Buffalo.
Davidson, Arthur Colwell, 26V, Gouverneur.
Davidson, Connon Grant, 28Ag, Binghamton.
Davidson, Hubert, 25C, Washington, D. C.
Davidson, John Irville, 26A, Roxbury.
Davidson, Kathryn Esther, 26Ag, Hackensack,
N.J.
Davidson, Norman Lindsley, 27M, Scranton, Pa.
Davies, William Watkins, jr., 27Ar, Louisville, Ky.
Davis, Charles Harry, 27M, Cortland.
Davis, David, 25MD NYC, New York City.
Davis, David, 27Ar, Corsicana, Texas.
Davis, David Floyd, jr., 25Ag, New York City.
Davis, Emery Joseph, 26M, Akron.
Davis, Eugene Joseph, 28A, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Davis, Faith Evelyn, 26Ag, Pitcher.
Davis, Frank Parker, 27M, Evanston, 111.
Davis, Fred, 25C, Ithaca.
Davis, G. Richard, jr., 25A, New York City.
Davis, Helen Sophie, A.B., Grad, Belfast.
Davis, Henry Shenk, B.S., Grad, Erie, Pa.
Davis, James Elwood, B.S., Grad, West Albany.
Davis, Lisbeth Dale, 27Ag, Angola.
Davis, Mary Ella, 25A, Claremore, Okla.
Davis, Nelson Morgan, 27Ag, Cleveland, Ohio.
Davis, Ruby, M.A., Grad, Moorestown, N. J.
Davis, Samuel Elmer, jr., B.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Davison, Margaret Delia, 26A, Dalton, Mass.

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Davison, Mildred Ethel, 27Ag, Lindenhurst.
Davitt, Ruth Esta, 26Ag, Buffalo.
Day, Lawrence William, 26M, Ithaca.
Dayton, Clarence Ames, jr., 27C, Binghamton.
Dayton, Howard Lape, 27Ag, Albany.
Dealy, Alton Corey, 27M, Amsterdam.
Dean, Florence Franklin, A.B., 28MD NYC,
New York City.
Dean, Francis Nathaniel, 27Ag, Nichols.
Dean, Robert George, 25A, Middlebury, Conn.
Deane, Rita Virginia, 27Ag, New York City.
Dechert, Daniel Orville, jr., 2SA, Harrisonburg,
Va.
Dechert, Wilmer Cornell, 28A, Harrisonburg, Va.
Dederick, Clinton Hendricks, 27E, Kingston.
Deegan, Susan Helen, 27A, Corning.
deFigueroa, Rafael, 28M, Madrid, Spain.
DeFrees, Joseph Hutton, 28C, Warren, Pa.
Degenhardt, Ira Harold, 28A, Woodhaven.
Deghuee, Marion, 25A, Brooklyn.
Deichman, Charles Hartranft, 26A, Caledonia.
dejarnette, William Pou, 25C, Montgomery, Ala.
DeLamater, Frances Anna, 28A, Montclair, N. J.
Delamater, Marion Elizabeth, 28Ar, Ridgewood,
N.J.
27MD NYC, El
Delario, Anthony James, A.B.,
mira.
deLaski, Ralph Preston, 29A, Weehawken, N. J.
DeLong, Abram Herbert, 27Ag, Hudson Falls.
Delson, Robert, 26A, Nassau.
Demarest, Kathryn Maugham, 27Ag, Tenafly,
N.J.
deMesa, Alejandro Morales, 26Ag, Guagua, Pampanga,
P. I.
DeMott, Andre Ray, 26V, Ithaca.
Deneen, Edward Victor, 25MD NYC, New York
City.
Dengler, Frank G., 26M, Lyons.
Denker, Peter Gilbert, 27MD NYC, New York
City.
Denman, Carlotta Frances, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Denman, Elizabeth Eleanor, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Dennery, Irene Joanna, 28A, Gloucester, N. J.
Dennis, Bernice Maude, 25A, Ithaca.
Dennis, Edward Benson, jr., 25C, Crisfield, Md.
Dennis, William Albert, 26V, Earlville.
DeNyse, Marion Houston, 27A, Staten Island.
DePasquale, Domenic Victor, B.S., Grad, Dickin
son, Texas.
Depew, Gordon Ferris, 26A, Hammondsport.
dePostels, Herbert Oscar, 26M, New York City.
DeProsse, Alexander Robinson, 2sAr, Hudson.
Derbigny, Irving Antony, A.B., Grad, New Or
leans, La.
Derham, Enos Joseph, 25C, Rosemont, Pa.
Derham, Walter Augustine, 28C, Rosemont, Pa.
Desforges, Abram Van Vranken, 28Ag, Cohoes.
DeShazo, Jefferson Scales, B.S., Grad, Halifax, Va.
Deshmukh, Purushottam Yadesra, 28Ag, Wardha,
C. P. India.
Dession, George Hathaway, 26A, Richmond Hill.
Detlefsen, Doris, 27Ag, Brooklyn.
deTrelan, Pierre le Cacheux, Sp Ag, Le Mans,
Sarthe, France.
Deutsch, Henry Noel, 27Ar, Minneapolis, Minn.
Deveau, Thomas Cyril, 27Ag, Schenectady.
Devine, Warren Downe, 26A, Detroit, Mich.
Devlin, Edward Anthony, 27Ag, Malone.
DeVolt, Harold Moon, 26Ag, Barneveld.
Dewey, Raymond Adelbert, 25M, Albany.
DeWitt, Charles Van Ness, 25E, Wallkill.
DeWitt, Katherine Eliza, 2sAg, Ithaca.
Deyo, Anna Katherine, 28Ag, New Paltz.
deZimnosek, Carlos, 27Ag, M.idrid, Spain.
Diadato, Salvadore, 26Ag, Westfield.
Diakov, Fedor, Eng. in Agr., Grad, Perestepina,
Russia.
Dicker, William, 28A, Ithaca.
Dickey, James Allen, A.M., Grad, Elon College,
N. C.
Dickinson, Theodore Miner, 27E, Rome.
Dickson, Anna Helen, 2sAg, Bovina Center.
Dieffenbach, Fred William, 27A, Jersey City, N. J.
Diemer, William B., 27Ag, Brooklyn.
Dietrich, Charles Daniel, 27M, Pekin, 111.
Dietzen, Gretchen Louise, Sp Ag, Dunkirk.
Dill, George Matthew, 26A, Tulsa, Okla.
Dimon, George Huntington, 26A, Utica.
Dimond, Samuel, B.S., 28MD NYC, Brooklyn.
DiSanto, Bartel John, 26M, Matawan, N. J.
Dixon, Clarence Raymond, Sp Ag, Ithaca.
Dixon, Evalyn Elizabeth, A.B., A.M., Grad,
Avon, 111.
Dobie, Fannie Byler, A.B., Grad, Beeville, Texas.
Dobson, Edward Ramsden, 26Ag, Springfield
Gardens.
Dochtermann, Frederick Harold Charles, 27A,
28L, Mineola.
Dockery, John Morehead, 2SAg, Waco, Texas.
Dodd, Robert Taylor, 28E, New York City.
Dodd,
S. muel Allen, 26E, Louisville, Ky.
Dodge, Karl Franklin, 26C, Rochester.
Dodge, Marian, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Doering, Otto Charles, 27L, River Forest, 111.
Doering, Paul Montgomery, 26L, River Forest,
111.
Dohme, Elizabeth Purdue, 25A, New York City.
Dohrman, Hugh Leavell, 28E, Louisville, Ky.
Doing, Park Atkinson, 28A, Brooklyn.
Doing, Robert Burns, 26A, Brooklyn.
Dolbeare, Harwood Burrows, A.B., Grad, Nor
wich, Conn.
Dolcort, Beatrice, 25A, Astoria.
Dolson, Guy Bayley, A.M., Grad, Rochester.
Domonkos, Imre, 26A, Irvington, N. J.
Donoghue, Carroll Jeremiah, 28Ar, Flushing.
Doppel, Alfred Arthur, B.S., Grad, Brooklyn.
Doren, Anna Lois, 27Ag, Ogdensburg.
Doren, Elisabeth Holmes, 27Ag, Ogdensburg.
Dorland, Wayne Eugene, 28A, South Orange,
N.J.
Dorner, Fred Robert, 25A, Lafayette, Ind.
Dorr, Mary Leora, 27A, Ithaca.
Dorrance, Samuel B., 2SAg, Canandaigua.
Dorris, Fred Markham, 25M, Buffalo.
Dorris, John McBride, 28Ag, Buffalo.
Dotterweich, Catherine Ann, 26A, Dunkirk.
Doty, Edgar Forbes, 28M, Elyria, Ohio.
Doty, Robert Levant, 25A, Geneseo.
Doubleday, Laurence, 27Ar, Tryon, N. C.
Dougall, Roy George Stewart, 26MD NYC, New
York City.
Douglass, Margaret Henrietta, 26Ag, Penn Yan.
Douglass, William Courtney, 25MD NYC, New
York City.
Dowdell, Victor Lyle, A.B., Grad, Dryden.
Downing, Louise Arlene, 25A, Saranac Lake.
Doyle, Catherine Agnes, 26Ag, Auburn.
Drake, Horace Kenneth, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Draper, Arthur LeRoy, 27A, New York City.
Drew, Frederick Albert Charles, 27A, Ontario,
Cal.
Driscoll, Edward Jerome, 27Ar, Ithaca.
Drummond, Muriel Jean, 2 7A, Forest Hills.
Drumtra, Donald Lesser, 25A, Binghamton.
Dryden, Harry William, 25E, Schenectady.
Dubee, Margaret Genevieve, 28Ar, Taylor, Pa.
Duberstein, Zena Leah, 28A, Brooklyn.
Dubofsky, Fannie, 27A, Brooklyn.
DuBois, Charles Warren, A.B., 27MD NYC, Los
Angeles, Cal.
DuBois, George Burton, 27A, Newark.
duBuisson, Gerhardus Hubertus, B.S., Grad,
Senekal, O.F.S., South Africa.
Duffy, James Everett, 25C, Olean.
Dugg-n, Emmett Martin, 29E, Watertown.
Duggar, Marie Louise, 26Ar, St. Louis, Mo.
Duley, Wade, 26MD NYC, Port Jervis.
Dulin, Edward Milton, 29C, Washington, D. C.
Dun, John Graham, 25M, Milton, Ohio.

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Duncan, Thomas Clarke, 27M, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dunckei, Ralph Leopold, 25M, Fort Plain.
Dundes, Henry, 26A, New York City.
Dunham, Richard Roy, 25A, Hornell.
Dunham, Theodore, jr., 25MD NYC, New York
City.
Dunlap, Albert Winston, 2SAg, West Philadel
phia, Pa.
Dunning, Henry Shankland, 27A, Syracuse.
Dunphy, Cornelia Mary, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Dunsmore, Madeline Alice, 28Ag, Hudson Falls.
Duntz, Emily May, 28Ag, Hudson.
Dupree, William Joseph, 26Ag, Chateaugay.
Durling, Charles Raymond, 27E, Baltimore, Md.
Duryea, Daniel Edwin, 2 8A, White Plains.
Duschnes, Marian Louise, 28A, New York City.
Dusinbury, Lois Martha, 25Ag, Trenton, N. J.
Dye, Joseph Alma, A.B., Grad, Firth, Idaho.
Eagan, Frances Palmer, 26A, Port Jervis.
Earman, Joseph Simms, 2sAg, West Palm Beach,
Fla.
Earp, Ruth, A.B., 28MD NYC, Madison, N. J.
Eaton, Clarence Gordon, 25C, North Tonawanda.
Eaton, Frederick Selden, Ph.B., Grad, New Haven,
Conn.
Eaton, Laura Evelyn, 26Ag, Sullivan, Ohio.
Eaton, Raymond Baxter, 28Ar, North Tonawanda.
Eaton, Roland Grosvenor, jr., 28Ag, Springfield,
Mass.
Eber, Cyril, 25A, Rochester.
Eber, William, Sp L, Rochester.
Eberhart, Carl Oiler, 27A, Batavia.
Ebersole, Raymond Arthur, 25Ag, Easton, Pa.
Ebert, Reinhold Otto, 25MD NYC, Marion, Wis.
25MD NYC, Roch
Eckhardt, Ralph Augustine,
ester.
Ecks, Beatrice Louise, 25A, New York City.
Eddy, Winslow, 27E, Wellesley Hills, Mass.
Edelstein, Herbert Ernest, 27E, New York City.
Edenfield, Lloyd Benjamin, 25 M, Guyton, Ga.
Edminster, Frank Custer, jr., 26Ag, Ithaca.
Edmonds, John Wesley, 27M, Arlington, N. J.
Edmonds, Marvin Charles, 27Ag, Lyons.
Edson, Anna Laura, 27A, Cortland.
Edson, Samuel Sinclair, 28A, Jamestown.
Edstrom, Bjorn Randall, 25C, Vesteras, Sweden.
Edwards, Corwin D., A.B., B.J., Grad, Ithaca.
Edwards, Francis Henry, 28M, Springfield, Ohio.
Edwards, Richard Walton, 27C, Washington, D. C.
Eells, Walter Elmer, 25A, Walton.
Effron, Eva, 28A, Poughkeepsie.
Effron, William, 27A, Poughkeepsie.
Egan, Anne Teresa, 26A, Ithaca.
Egeberg, Roger Olaf, 25A, 28MD, Gary, Ind.
Eggert, Thomas Augustus, 26M, Ithaca.
Eggman, Theodore August, 27Ag, St. Louis, 111.
Eghizarian, Haroutun Eghia, 29Ag, New York
City.
Eglinton, Grace Erthilde, 27Ag, Arrochar.
Eglinton, Richard, 27Ag, Arrochar.
Ehle, Newton Grant, 26C, Bath.
Ehrhart, Daniel Diehl, 2SC, Hanover, Pa.
Ehrlich, John, 28Ag, New York City.
Eichen, Seymour Dubois, 25A, New York City.
Eichhorn, Miles Wheeler, 27C, Baltimore, Md.
Eichleay, John William, 26C, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Eicks, Clement S., 26A, Ithaca.
Eiler, Robert William, 26L, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Eiseman, Eugene Carroll, 28Ag, Brooklyn.
Eisemann, May Belle Cornelia, 26A, Hollis.
Eisenberg, Monroe Jacob, 26A, Brooklyn.
Eisenhauer, Franklin Sylvester, 25AChem, Walnutport,
Pa.
Eisner, Milford, 26A, Poughkeepsie.
Eisner, Rudolph, 27A, Trenton, N. J.
Ekings, Robert Mitchell, jr., 28M, Paterson,
N.J.
Eldredge, Samuel Foster, jr., 26A, Cape May,
N.J.
Elg, George William, 28E, Newburgh.
Elish, May, 28A, Brooklyn.
Elkes, Mildred Joy, 26A, Buffalo.
El Koshairy, Mohamed Abdel Aziz, B.S., Grad,
Minia, Egypt.
Ellenwood, Dorothy Elizabeth, 26Ag, Clinton.
Elliott, Edward James, 26A, West New Brighton.
Ellis, Charles Arthur, A.M., Grad, New Castle, Pa.
Ellis, Grant Kenworthy, 27L, Emporium, Pa.
Ellison, Carlos, 27Ag, New York City.
Ellison, Chauncey Warren, Sp A, Enfield.
Ellison, John Franklin, 27Ag, Corning.
Ellsworth, Annie Merrill, Sp Ag, Ithaca.
Ellsworth, Geraldine Putnam, 28Ag, Far Rocka
way.
Ellsworth, John Orval, M.S., Grad, Idaho Falls,
Idaho.
Elmer, Clarence Jefferson, 28A, Ithaca.
Elmer, Clement Vost, 2sAg, New Brighton.
Elrod, Winifred, 25Ag, Ithaca.
Elson, John James, A.B., Grad, Tonawanda.
Elson, Susan Mabel, 27Ag, Tonawanda.
Elston, Helen, 27 MD NYC, New York City.
Ely, Robert Grosvenor, 26M, Schenectady.
Embury, Frederick Bridgeland, 27Ar, Warsaw.
Emeny, Frederick Latham, 26M, Salem, Ohio.
Emerick, Arthur Hill, B.Arch., Grad, Syracuse.
Emerman, Walter Louer, 28A, Massillon, Ohio.
Emerson, Eugene Hardin, 26E, Ithaca.
Emerson, Harold Stewart, 26M, Demarest, N. J.
Emerson, James Strohm, 25M, Larchmont.
Emerson, Luther Lee, jr., 28A, Demarest, N. J.
Emery, Stephen Albert, A.B., Grad, Brooklyn.
Emmerling, John Frederick, 27A, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Emmons, Alfred Sobieski, 28Ag, Spencer.
Emmons, Elizabeth Bancroft, 26Ag, Brooklyn.
Emmons, Frederick Earl, jr., 28Ar, Elizabeth,
N.J.
Emperor, John Bernard, 26A, Auburn.
Emptage, Gordon Lindsey, 28A, Troy.
Emslie, Charles Maynard, 27Ag, Barre, Vt.
Enderly, Verna Louise, 28A, Accord.
Enders, Mary Phelps, 27A, Cobleskill.
Engel, Arthur, 29A, New York City.
Engel, Howard, 29A, West Hoboken, N. J.
Engelder, Miriam, 25A, Wellsville.
Engle, Joseph Brannin, 26V, Medford, N. J.
English, Clifford L., 26C, Ithaca.
English, Helen Gertrude, 26Ar, Easton, Pa.
Enos, Allen William, 27Ag, Adams.
Enos, Emma Jane, 28Ag, Adams.
Epstein, Emanuel Zachary, 26MD NYC, Brook
lyn.
Epstein, Eugene, 28Ag, New York City.
Epstein, Philip Percy, 28A, New York City.
Erb, Harry Alwine, 28E, Middletown, Pa.
Erde, Joseph, 25A, Brooklyn.
Erickson, Paul Telford, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Ericson, Stanley Gustav, 28Ag, Saratoga Springs.
Ernst, Stanley Jacob, 28A, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Eron, Ruth Rebecca, 27A, Brooklyn.
Erskine, Thomas, 27A, Atlantic City, N. J.
Erway, Edgar William, 26Ag, Newfield.
Eshner, Annette F., 27A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Estes, James Terrell, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Etnyre, Samuel Rice, 27M, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Eulenstein, Dorothy Anna, 28A, Brooklyn.
Eulenstein, Eleanor Catherine, 26A, Brooklyn.
Eulenstein, Herbert Rudolf, 26AChem, Brooklyn.
Evans, Albert James, jr., 27A, Fort Valley, Ga.
Evans, Blanche Mildred, 26MD NYC, Glen Ridge,
N.J.
Evans, Bruce Balfour, 25A, Wichita, Kans.
Evans, Dennis Grooms, 25MD NYC, Tompkinsville,
Ky.
Evans, Haydn Roth, 25A, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Evans, Lewis C, 26L, Helena, Mont.
Evans, Richard George, 27Ag, Auburn.
Evans, Robert Gordon, 25A, New York City.
Evans, Samuel Sebastian, jr., 27A, Media, Pa.

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Everett, Julian Gallup, 2SAr, Auburn.
Everett, Samuel Henry, A.B., Grad, North Attle
boro, Mass.
Evjen, Haakon Muus, 26E, Oslo, Norway.
Ewart, George Robert, 3d, 28Ag, Kekaha, Kanai.
Hawaii.
Ewart, Joseph Norton, 28E, Hightstown, N. J.
Ewing, Clifton Henry, 29C, Easthampton, Mass.
Exner, Donald W., 26A, New York City.
Faber, Earl Carl, 28Ag, Buffalo.
Faber, Helen, 27A, Ithaca.
Faber, Lois Walbran, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Fabrikant, Carrie, 29A, New York City.
Fabrikant, Irving, 26A, Brooklyn.
Fagin, Paul, 26MD NYC, New York City.
Fagundes, Alvaro Barcellos, B.S.A., Grad, Pelotas,
Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil.
Fahey, George Boldt, 26A, Ithaca.
Fahnline, John, jr., 26M, Sharon, Pa.
Fair, John Sherman, jr., 27M, Llanerch, Pa.
Fairbanks, Arthur Loren, 27Ag, Rochester.
Fairbanks, Henry Nathaniel, 27E, Bangor, Me.
Fairchild, Howard Newton, 28E, Auburn.
Fairchild, Ralph Grandison, 28C, Roslyn Heights.
Falconer, Donald Westland, 26A, Fort Worth,
Falconer, Frank Miller,
City.
Falconer, Robert Daniels, 27M, Toledo, Ohio.
Falk, Jack Jacob, 26A, Brooklyn.
Falkenbury, Frank Mears, 26A, Whitehall.
Fall, Paul Henry, A.M., Grad, Hiram, Ohio.
Fancher, Harry Simon, 25M, Montrose, Pa.
Farber, Isidor, 28A, Brooklyn.
Farley, Vincent Donald, 28E, Malvern, Pa.
Farman, Wilson Lewis, 25A, Fayetteville.
Farnham, Edith Anna, A.B., Grad, Ithaca.
Farnham, Esther Coe, 2 7AChem, Owego.
Farnum, Elizabeth, 26Ag, Paterson, N. J.
Farnum, Fay Eugenia, B.S., A.M., Grad, Ames,
Iowa.
Farr, Norris DeWolfe, 26M, Tunkhannock, Pa.
Farr, Walter John, 25MD NYC, Hoboken, N. J.
Farrand, John, 28A, Ithaca.
Farrar, Evadne Grace, 2SAg, Binghamton.
Farrar, John Frederick P., 26M, Hubbard Woods,
111.
Farrell, William Stokes, 28A, Miller Place.
Fasoldt, Emily Amelia, 27A, Utica.
Fasoldt, Lillian Esther, 27A, Utica.
Fates, Hugh Lea, 25L, Orange, N. J.
Faulhaber, Malcolm, 2SAr, Ithaca.
Fay, Helen Leila, 28A, New York City.
Feder, Israel, 27Ag, New York City.
Fehr, Raymond Elmer, 27Ag, Newark Valley.
Feick, Lewis Wesley, 27A, Sandusky, Ohio.
Feight, Howard Washington, 27A, Dayton, Ohio.
Feigin, Simon David, 29Ag, New York City.
Fein, Oscar, 27A, New York City.
Feinblatt, Henry M., M.D., Sp MD NYC, Brook
lyn.
Feinen, Herbert Joseph, 26C, Jersey City, N. J.
Feinstein, Irving, 28A,Bayonne, N. J.
Feint, Robert Henderson, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Feld, George Fred Julius, 28E, New York City.
Felix, Earl Louis, B.S.A., Grad, Knoxville, Tenn.
Felmus, Laurence Bruce, 27A, Brooklyn.
Felt, Ernest Porter, 25A, Nassau.
Felton, Garret John, 26E, Dunkirk.
Fennell, Thomas Francis, 26A, Jersey City, N. J.
Fenner, Casper Llewellyn, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Fenner, Elizabeth Louise, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Fenner, Mary Alyene, 28A, Shinglehouse, Pa.
Fenton, Clement Coleman, 25MD NYC, New York
City.
Ferguson, Leslie Inglis, 27 M, Paterson, N. J.
Ferguson, Stanley Eugene, 27V, Lake Geneva, Wis.
Ferguson, Wallace Klippert, A.B., Grad, Aylmer,
Ont., Canada.
26MD NYC, New York
Fernald, Ernest Mercer, M.E., Grad, Ithaca.
Fernette, Edna Wilma, 25A, Whitehall.
Ferris, Donald Ross, 26M, Essex, Mass.
Ferris, Walter Van Nostran, 2 7A, Bath.
Ferriss, Frederick, 28C, Madison, N. J.
Fessenden, Dorothy Irene, 2gAg, King Ferry.
Fetters, Jack Curtis, 26M, Omaha, Nebr.
Feuerstein, Charlotte, 29A, New York City.
Feuerstein, Gertrude Gloria, 25A, New York City.
Field, Albert Martin, M.S., Grad, St. Paul, Minn.
Field, David Ashton, 27Ag, Mahopac.
Field, Richard Clarke, 26M, Jersey City, N. J.
Field, Wendell Edwin, 27Ag, Oneida.
Fields, Carroll Diehl, 27A, Winnipeg, Manitoba,
Can.
Fifield, Hugh Sanford, 26A, Denver, Colo.
Figarsky, Jacob, 25A, Brooklyn.
Filer, Burt Kishlar, 27M, Swampscott, Mass.
Finch, Ernest Bliss, 28A, Athens, Pa.
Finch, Irving, jr., 26E, Red Bank, N. J.
Finch, Kathryn, 28Ag, Albany.
Finch, Martha Belding, 28A, Whitehall.
Finck, Elmer Frederick, 28M, New Market, Va.
Fingado, Raymond Conrad, 27A, Rosebank.
Fingar, Elmer Lee, 26A, Germantown.
Finkelstein, Phillip, 28A, Bay Shore.
Fintel, Ernest Achard, 28A, Richmond Hill.
Fippin, Walter Russell, 25A, Ithaca.
Firey, Milton Jay, 28Ag, Kansas City, Mo.
Fisch, Max Harold, A.B., Grad, San Francisco,
Cal.
Fischbach, Karl, 28A, Brooklyn.
Fischer, Edward John, 28Ag, Rochester.
Fischer, Gretchen Field, 27Ar, Shenandoah, Iowa.
Fischer, Morton, 26E, Albany.
Fischer, Raymond Whitney, 2sAg, Brooklyn.
Fischler, Stuart Walker, 28Ar, New Brunswick,
N.J.
Fish, Frederic, 28Ag, Rochester.
Fish, Katherine, 27A, Ithaca.
Fishbein, Joseph, 25A, New York City.
Fisher, Arturo Rodriguez, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Fisher, Claire Cole, M.S., Grad, Cookeville, Tenn.
Fisher, Edmund Warner, 25MD NYC, Brooklyn.
Fisher, John Samuel, 28E, Hartville, Ohio.
Fisher, Kenneth Henry, 27Ag, Hamburg.
Fisher, Lyman Richard, 28A, Ithaca.
Fisher, Rosetta, 26A, Nanticoke, Pa.
Fisher, William Hartman, 28Ag, Bellevue, Pa.
Fishkin, Morris Abraham, 28M, Brooklyn.
Fisk, Warren Wells, 27Ag, Rochester.
Fiske, Edward Ransom, jr., 28M, Germantown,
Pa.
Fitch, Francis Alden, 26A, Stamford, Conn.
Fitch, Harold Wakefield, B.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Fitter, Lois Scofield, 28Ag, Garden City.
FitzGerald, John Wardward, 26A, Brooklyn.
FitzPatrick, Leo James, B.S.,
28 MD NYC,
Bayonne, N. J.
Flagg, Vreeland, 26E, Hackensack, N. J.
Flanagan, Daniel Francis, 27L, Tully.
Flanagan, William Adams, 2sAg, 27L, New York
City.
Flannery, John Philip, 27M, Syracuse.
Flannery, Patrick Joseph, 26A, Pittston, Pa.
Flattery, James Francis, A.B., 28MD NYC, New
York City.
Fleckenstein, John Braun, 28Ag, Ellenville.
Fleishfarb, William Louis, 27MD NYC, Brooklyn.
Fletcher, Edwin Teed, B.S., Sp Ag, Hamilton.
Fletcher, Frank Chittenden, 25A, Minneapolis,
Minn.
Flick, Miriam Hilliard, B.Arch., Grad, Dayton,
Ohio.
Flinn, Robert Rossiter, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Flint, Frances Mae, Sp A, Athens.
Flory, Paul Marion, A.M., Grad, Ithaca.
Flory, Vera Elizabeth, A.M., Grad, Ithaca.
Flynn, George Elmer, jr., 27M, Buffalo.
Flynn, Harold David, 28Ag, Waverly.

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Flynn, James Edward, 28 E, Allegany.
Flynn, John Edward, M.S., Grad, Friendsville,
Pa.
Follmer, Mark Hannah, 26A, Astoria.
Foltz, William Earle, 27A, Wayland.
Fonda, John Sutliff, B.Chem., Grad, Johnstown.
Foote, Hubert Gerald, 24Ag, Ithaca.
Forbell, Leslye Morton, 28A, Brooklyn.
Forbes, George, 28E, Brooklyn.
Ford, Caroll Willis, 25A, Syracuse.
Ford, Dana Delaney, 27V, Ischua.
Ford, Orfa Rex, A. M., Grad, Salem, W. Va.
Ford, Vernon Maurice, 2SAg, Buffalo.
Foreman, Lester Boggs, 26Ag, Walton.
Forker, James Bently, jr., 26M, Oil City, Pa.
Forker, Lee Robinson, 28Ag, Oil City, Pa.
Forsberg, Lester, 25E, Yonkers.
Forschmiedt, Rachmiel, 2sAg, Brooklyn.
Fortune, Leo Anthony, 28V, Gouverneur.
Forward, Alice Elizabeth, 27A, Madison.
Forward, Hervey DeForest, 26Ag, Elbridge.
Fosbury, Wilma Mochrie, 28A, Endicott.
Foss, Julian Jacob, 27L, Savannah, Ga.
Foss, Marion Kathryn, 25Ag, East Aurora.
Fossum, Ernest William, 27M, Greenwich, Conn.
Fost, William Handler, 27A, Bloomfield, N. J.
Foster, Earl Clark, 26Ag, Baldwinsville.
Foster, Edward Shields, 25Ag, Argyle.
Foster, Frederick O'Brien, 28Ag, Baldwinsville.
Foster, Justin Wanck, 27M, El Paso, Texas.
Foster, Townsend, 26M, Utica.
Fowler, Jeannette Frazier, 27A, Binghamton.
Fowler, Raymond Groshon, 25M, St. Louis, Mo.
Fowler, Robert Edward, 26E, North Tonawanda.
Fowler, Wesley Royal, 26Ag, Delaware, Ohio.
Fox, Bessie, 26A, Brooklyn.
Fox, Charles Warren, 26A, Gloversville.
Fox, Harold Archie Edward, 27Ag, Niagara Falls.
Fox, James, 26E, Griggsville, 111.
Fox, Lawrence, 29A, Union Hill, N. J.
Fox, Leo King, 25M, Augusta, Me.
Fraleigh, Lucy Caroline Blackman, 26A, Ithaca.
Fralick, Charlotte Elizabeth, 28Ag, Central Valley.
Francis, John Morgan, jr., 27Ag, Troy.
Francis, Reese Richard, 26Ar, Belleville.
Frane, Ernest Edgar, 28Ag, Reedley, Cal.
Frank, Bernard, 2SAg, Brooklyn.
Frank, Florence Block, 26A, New York City.
Frankel, Allan Frederick, 28Ag, Rochester.
Frankel, Jesse Morris, M.D., Sp MD NYC,
Brooklyn.
Frankfurt, Estelle, 28A, Mount Vernon.
Franklin, Paul William, 25C, Marcy.
Franz, Mary Anna, 2sAg, Owego.
Frascati, Joseph Lawrence, 28A, Syracuse.
Fraser, Afton Lee, 26M, Lincoln, Nebr.
Fraser, Helen Anderson, 25A, Utica.
Fraser, Henry Salmon, A.B., 26L, Syracuse.
Fratt, Norbert Ouimette, 28Ag, Everett, Wash.
Fraze, James William, A.M., Grad, Kendallville,
Ind.
Frazer, James Edwin, 26Ag, Trumansburg.
Frazer, Ralph Oliver, 29Ag, Trumansburg.
Freda, Philip, 27M, Newark, N. J.
Frederick, Albert Croissant, 27Ag, Albany.
Frederick, Harold Ives, 25Ag, Schenectady.
Freeborn, David Davis, 28M, Tulsa, Okla.
Freeborn, Faun William, jr., 27M, Tulsa, Okla.
Freedman, Harry, 26A, Brooklyn.
Freeland, Lester Milton, 27Ag, Dunkirk.
Freeman, Elizabeth Frances, 25MD NYC, New
York City
Freeman, George Camp, B. S., 28 MD NYC Millington,
N. J.
Freeman, Theodore Burgess, 27Ag, Maplewood,
N.J.
Freiberger, Irwin Lawrence, 25A, Cleveland
Heights, Ohio.
Freidenberg, Louis Jack, 28A, New York City.
Frellick, Christine Frances, 25A, Peaks Island,
Me.
French, Frank Sanford, 25A, Massena.
Frey, Maurice, 26A, Buffalo.
Frey, William Louis, 25E, Hammondsport.
Fridley, Harry Marion B.S., Grad, Brookings,
S.Dak.
Fried, Frederick Stanley, 26M, New York City.
Fried, Judith, 25Ag, New York City.
Fried, Samuel, 27C, Buffalo.
Friediand, Alfred Lawrence, 27A, Brooklyn.
Friedlander, Henry George, 2sA, Brooklyn.
Friedman, Beatrice Margaret, 27Ag, New York
City.
Friedman, Daniel Joseph, 28A, New York City.
Friedman, Gladys Rose, 26A, Brooklyn.
Friedman, Harry, 2sAChem, New Brighton.
Friedman, Joseph, 26A, Brooklyn.
Friedman, Milton Harvey, 26A, Elmira.
Friedm -m, Pauline Pearl, 28A, Brooklyn
Friedman, Solomon Samuel, 28A, Monticello.
Friend, Edward William, jr., 26M, Bedford, Ohio.
Friend, Philip Rau, 25 M, Chicago, 111.
Fries, Joseph, A.B., 28MD NYC, Brooklyn.
Frincke, Harold Carl, 28Ar, Yonkers.
Frye, Clayton Barber, 2sAr, Buffalo.
Frye, Randall Everett, 28C, Buffalo.
Fuad, Mehmed, 29Ag, Constantinople, Turkey.
Fuchs, Nathaniel, B.Chem., Grad, Brooklyn.
Fuertes, Louis Sumner, 28Ar, Ithaca.
Fuhr, Charles Abraham, 28A, Buffalo.
Fuller, Andrew James, 26C, Herkimer.
Fuller, Kenneth Wood, 27A, New Hartford.
Fuller, Roscoe Hodges, 25 M, Newton, Mass.
Fullerton, James Willi m, 27Ag, Edinburgh, Pa.
Funnell, Archibald Martin, 2SAg, Huntington.
Furman, Horace Edward, 28Eng, White Plains.
Fussell, Lyman Gill, A.B., 27MD NYC, Wantagh.
Gabler, Ernest Lang, 28A, Holyoke, Mass.
Gabriel, Roger Price, 2SAg, Odessa.
Gaehr, Harold Theodore, 26Ag, Frederick, Md.
Gage, Eleanor Freeman, 25A, Clearwater, Fla.
Gahan, Emanuel, 25A, Sp MD NYC, New York
City.
Gaige, Wilber Mortimer, jr., 2SAg, Yonkers.
Gaines, Denson, Sp Ag, Haynes, Ala.
Gaines, John Gordon, M.S., Grad, Honea Path,
S. C.
Gainey, Leo Joseph, 28A, Ithaca.
Galanti, Peter John, 29A, New York City.
Galbreath, Malcolm Bruce, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Gale, Eleanor Ruth, 26A, Ithaca.
Gallagher, Paul Anthony, 26E, Archbald, Pa.
Gallant, Burton, 27Ag, Cato.
Galusha, Albert Ranney, 28E, Caldwell, N. J.
Gamble, Robert Fairbanks, 26A, Ithaca.
Gamwell, John White, 28C, Pittsfield, Mass.
Gannett, Taylor White, 25A, Omaha, Nebr.
Gantt, Margaret Heighe, 27MD NYC, New York
City.
Gantz, Sophie Rebecca, 25A, Niagara Falls.
Ganz, Wilma V., 27A, Jersey City, N. J.
Garafalo, Albert Harold, 28MD, Syracuse.
Garco, Constante David, 28AChem, Trujillo,
Peru, S. A.
Gardiner, Jeannette Alice, 26Ag, Fredonia.
Gardinier, Russell Martin, 27Ag, Herkimer.
Gardner, Alexander Hoffman, 2sAg, Brooklyn.
Gardner, Lewis Robinson, 28M, Bay Head, N. J.
Garey, Walter Carney, 25L, Elmira Heights.
Garfield, Frank Richardson, A.B.. Grad, Chester,
Conn.
Garfinkel, Benjamin, 27E, Brooklyn.
Garman, Cameron George, 28Ag, Niagara Falls.
Garnsey, LeRoy Gui h, 28Ar, Seneca Falls.
Garretson, Jack Spellman, 27A, Jamaica.
Gartlein, Carl Witz, A.B., Grad, Connersville,
Ind.
Gartman, Naomi, 27A, Philadelphia, Pa.

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Garver, William Parish, 26A, Lorain, Ohio.
Garypie, William Joseph, 2sAg, Sag Harbor
Gasool, Anna, 28A, Kingston.
Gassner, Farold, 27M, Brooxlvn.
Gates, Clifford Elwood, A.M., Grad, Hamilton.
Gates, Donald Robert, 27Ag, Binghamton.
Gatling, John Waters, 28Ag, New York City.
Gaub, William Henry, jr., M.S., 28MD NYC,
New Brunswick, N. J.
Gausmann, Robert Warner, 27M, Grand Gorge.
Gay, Dorothy Ida, 29A, Genoa.
Gaynor, Stephen Albert, 26A, Brooklyn.
Gear, Robert Barnes, 27E, Chicago, 111.
Geer, Roger Loran, 28M, Marathon.
Geety, Weston Moxley, 2sAr, New York City.
Gehan, Anita Petrie, 26A, Buffalo.
Gehret, Kathryn Mary, 26Ag, Shillington, Pa.
Geier, John Newton, 27M, Windermere, Fla.
Geiger, Arthur Joseph, 27A, Suffern.
Gemar, Stanley Thompson, 26E, South Orange,
N.J.
Gengo,Kimi,26A, Ithaca.
Genung, Albert Benjamin, B.S., Grad, Freeville.
Genung, Dorothy Cooper, 2sAg, Ithaca.
Genung, Judson Whiton, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Genung, M. Elizabeth, 27A, Brooklyn.
George, Jane Caroline, 28Ag, Ithaca.
George, Lewis Dudley, 2d, 26C, Richmond, Va.
Georgi, Edmond Alfred, 28A, Scarsdale.
Georgia, Willard Edwin, 2sAg, Trumansburg.
Gerard, Lillian Marie, 27A, New York City.
Gerber, Charles, 2sAChem, Hazleton, Pa.
Gerbereux, Eugene Wilson, 26Ar, Yonkers.
Gerbereux, Hortense Kathryn, 26Ag, Yonkers.
Gerhart, Arthur J., 26A, Lorain, Ohio.
Gerken, Elsie, 2SA, Woodside.
Gerken, Henry Arthur, 25 M, Brooklyn.
German, Wilbur Wallace, 26E, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Germond, Henry Shelden, 3d, 27M, Bayonne,
N.J.
Gerry, Harvey Spalding, 26L, Washington, D. C.
Gersh, Isidore, 28A, Brooklyn.
Getlen, Fanny Jeanne, 28A, Dunkirk.
Getsch, Paul Bernard, 28A, New York City.
Geyer, Katharina, 28A, Brooklyn.
Ghazarian, Vrouir Larkis, 26V, New York City.
Gibb, William Travis, 27MD NYC, New York
City.
Gibbons, Clara Martina, 27A, Ithaca.
Gibbons, Neil Arthur, 29Ag, Pelham Manor.
Gibbons, Richard Vincent, 25V, Ithaca.
Gibbons, Walter Joseph, 25V, Ithaca.
Gibbs, Lila Gay, 27A, Great Barrington, Mass.
Gibbs, Loyal Chester, 26Ag, Glens Falls.
Gibson, Eleanor Beatrice, 29A, Hartford, Conn.
Gibson, George Harden, 28Ag, South Haitford.
Gil, Jesus Maria, 29C, Barguesimeto, Venezuela,
S. A.
Gilbert, Arthur Ward, B.S., Grad, Dorset, Vt.
Gilbert, Edward Strong, 2SAg, Albany.
Gilbert, Herman, 27A, New York City.
Gilbert, Jeanne Gifford, 25A, Haddonfield, N. J.
Gilchrist, Almira, 26A, Ilion.
Gilchrist, John Mason, 25E, Auburn.
Gilchrist, Mary Alice, 2sA, Ilion.
Gill, Richard Cochran, 25A, Washington, D. C.
Gillan, Paul LaVerne, 25E, Waverly.
Gillespie, Jessie Louisa, 27MD NYC, Pounding
Mill, Va.
Gillespie, John Sanborn, 25A, Huntington, W. Va.
Gillett, Charles Alton, 2SAg, Arlington.
Gillett, David Turner, 26A, T^wnville, Pa.
Gillett, Paul Taylor, 28Ag, Arlington.
Gillett, Rika Miriam, 2SAg, Colden.
Gillette, Carl Jones, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Gillette, Kenneth Prosper, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Gilligan, Howard Bartholmew, 28E, Watertown.
Gilman, C. Malcolm Brookfield, A.B., 27MD
NYC, Newark, N. J.
Gilman, Robert Lee, 26A, New York City.
Gilson, Richard Lee, 25Ar, Schenectady.
Ginandes, George Joseph, 27MD NYC, New York
City.
Ginsberg, Alexander Eli, 26A, Brooklyn.
Givan, Henry Clay, jr., 2SAChem, Nashville,
Tenn.
Gladstone, Charles Mahlon, 28Ag, Downsville.
Glanville, Albert Douglas, 27A, Auburn.
Glasier, George, 26Ag, Warsaw.
Glasier, Mack, 27Ag, West Pawlet, Vt.
Glass, Matthew McConnell, 28E, Westfield, N. J.
Glasser, Benjamin Frank, 27MD NYC, Brooklyn.
Glasser, Sidney Martin, 28A, New York City.
Glassgold, Burnhart, 27A, Woodridge.
Gleichauf, Eleanor Weeks, A.B., Grad, Rochester.
Glenn, Florine Daniel, 28A, South Boston, Va.
Glick, John Averill, 25E, Southampton.
Globus, Robert, 27V, Brooklyn.
Goble, Julian Sale, 27C, White Plains.
Godfrey, George Lloyd, 28Ag, Bridgeport, Conn.
Godfrey, Mary Gertrude, 27A, Trumansburg.
Goepp, Elizabeth, 27A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Goerner, Anthony Alfred, 27L, New York City.
Goetz, Bernard Michael, 25M, Philadelphia, Pa.
Gold, Jack, 26A, Newark, N. J.
Gold, Loraine Kline, 27A, Nazareth, Pa.
Goldberg, Charles, 26A, Brooklyn.
Goldberg, David, 28A, Brooklyn.
Goldberg, Henry, A.B., 27MD NYC, New York
City.
Goldberger, Lawrence, 25A, Brooklyn.
Goldberger, Louis B., M.D., Sp MD NYC, New
York City.
Goldberger,Milton,A. B., 28 MD NYC, Providence,
R. I.
Goldin, David Louis, 28A, Brooklyn.
Goldin, Robert, B.S., Grad, Brooklyn.
Goldman, Hannah Miriam, 28A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Goldman, Helen Judith. 28A, New York City.
Goldsmith, Harold Ellsworth, B.Chem., Grad,
Ithaca.
Goldsmith, Howard Stuart, 25A, Nyack.
Goldsmith, Norm n Robin, 27A, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Goldsmith, Samuel 28A, Ithaca.
Goldstein, David Harry, 29A, New York City.
Goldstein, Earl, 28Ar, Rochester.
Goldstein, Eleanor Betty, 28Ag, Rochester.
Goldstein, Ethyl, 28A, Far Rockaway.
Goldstein, Sol Roland, 26A, Rochester.
Goldstone, Herbert A., 27A, New York City.
Goltry, Mabel Totman, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Gomez, Rafael Augusto, 26C, Havana, Cuba.
Gonzalez, Leon Gregorio, A.B., B.S.A., M.S.,
Grad, Baliuag, Bulacan, P. I.
Good, Earl, 28Ag, Dunkirk.
Good, John Milton, 27Ag, Springfield, Ohio.
Goodale, Robert Gokey, 28A, Bayonne, N. J.
Goodelle, Fred, 26L, Weedsport.
Goodelle, Ralph Malcolm, 26Ag, Weedsport.
Goodfried, Milton Seymour, B.S., 28MD NYC,
Mount Vernon.
Goodkind, Henry Martin, 25A, New York City.
Goodkind, Herbert Knowlton, 26Ag, Yonkers.
Goodman, Carlon H. Miller, 28Ag, Groton.
Goodman, Edward Manuel, 26L, Brooklyn.
Goodman, H. rrison Louis, 26M, Harriman, Tenn.
Goodman, Laurence William, 26V, Holland
Patent.
Goodnough, Frances Miriam, 25A, Erie, Pa.
Goodrich, Florence Green, 27A, Troy.
Goodson, Walter Maurice, 28E, Waterbury, Conn.
Goodstein, Ethel, 26A, New York City.
Goodwillie, Eugene William, 27A, Chicago, 111.
Goodwyn, Chapman Fowler, 27Ar, Bristol, Va.
Gordon, Alexander, B.Agr., B.S.A., Pasay, Rizal,
P. I.
Gordon, Alice Gwendolyn, 27Ag, New York City.
Gordon, Harry, 26A, Tarrytown.
Gordon, Irving Isidore, 28A, Brooklyn.
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Gordon, Ralph Gerald, 26L, Elmira.
Gordon, Reuben, 25V, New York City.
Gordon, Violetta Esther, 26A, Gilboa.
Gordon, William George, 28A, New York City.
Gorelik, Bessie, 25A Grad, BrooJ_:lyn.
Gorewitz, Joseph, 29A, Newark, N. J.
Gosman, Emma Bernard, 28Ag, New Rochelle.
Gosman, Helen Louise, 25A, New Rochelle.
Gotshalk, Dilman Walter, A.B., Grad, Trenton,
N.J.
Gottesfeld, Sylvia Zena, 28A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Gottlieb, Morton David, 27A, Rockaway Beach.
Goubeaud, Charles Joseph, 28V, Flushing.
Gould, Perley Allen, jr., 27E, Saranac Lake.
Grace, Reginald Linus, 27V, Morristown.
Graef, Irving, 26MD NYC, Cedarhurst.
Graef, R.ichard Francis, 25C, Danbury, Conn.
Graf, William Charles, 29A, New York City.
Gram, Frederick Henry, 28M, North Tonawanda.
Gram, Theodore Jerome, 28A, North Tonawanda.
Granger, Russell Shear, 28Ag, Wolcott.
Grannis, Robert Bruce, 2sAr, Flemingsburg, Ky.
Grannis, Valleria Belt, A.B., Grad, Flemingsburg,
Ky.
Grant, Chauncey Lewis, 26A, Brooklyn.
Grant, Ellsworth, jr., 26A, Ossining.
Grant, Helen Elizabeth, 28Ag, Baldwin.
Grant, Helen Mae, 28A, Ithaca.
Greig, Walter, 28M, Niagara Falls.
Gr. il, Jack, 29A, Montgomery, Ala.
Gretsch, Fred, jr., 26A, Forest Hills.
Gretsch, Paul Bernard, 28A, New York City.
Grieco, Joseph Leonard, 27C, Brooklyn.
Griffin, Donald Tallmadge, 25A, Coxsackie.
Griffing, Timothy Grant, 28M, Riverhead.
Griffith, James Dayton, 26MD NYC, New York
City.
Griffiths, Elizabeth Lilley, 28A, Takoma Park,
D. C.
Grignon, Francis Joseph, 26E, Port Richmond.
Grimes, James Walter, jr., 26Ar, Asheville, N. C.
Grinnell, Alice Marjorie, 26A, Sodus.
Grip, Dorothy Agnes, 27A, Brooklyn.
Griswold, Laura Elizabeth, 28Ag, Mount Morris.
Griswold, M. Louise, 27A, Ithaca.
Griswold, Mary Blakesley, A.B., Grad, Elmira.
Griswold, Oliver Tudor, 26A, Ithaca.
Grohmann, Hans Victor, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Grosh, John Baker, 27C, Lititz, Pa.
Gross, Eleanor Gertrude, 27Ag, Philadelphia, Pa.
Grossart, Katrine Louise, 28A, Allentown, Pa.
Grossman, Robert Camner, 28A, Brooklyn.
Grove, William Jarboe, 25M, Frederick, Md.
Groves, Edwin Lester, 28M, Summit, N. J.
Groves, Irving Romon, 26E, Summit, N. J.
Groves, John Marcellus, 27A, St. Louis, Mo.
Grant, Marjorie Irene, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Granville, Robert John, 28M, Ithaca.
Grapes, Mildred Emma, 25A, Yonkers.
Grow, Cecil Herbert, 27M, Helena, Mont.
Gruver, Kathleen Kline, 25A, Washington, D. C.
Gryson, Elmer Joseph Anthony, 26C, Rutherford,
Gratz, Max, 27A, Brooklyn.
N.J.
Grauer, Franklin Hayward, A.B.,
New York City.
28MD NYC, Gryzwacz, Patrick Louis, B.S., 28MD NYC, Ware,
Mass.
Graves, Eleanor Hall, 25A, Albany.
Guber, Charles, 26AChem, Hazleton, Pa.
Gray, George Luther, 28C, Newark Valley.
Guggolz, Muriel Evelyn, 27Ag, New York City.
Gray, Glenn Wesley, A.B., Grad, New Vineyard,
Me.
Guilford, Joy Pleasant, A.M., Grad, Lincoln, Nebr.
Guillemont, Grant, 25A 28MD, Niagara Falls.
Gray, Helen Mary, 28A, St. George.
Guite, Leander Armand, 27MD NYC, Water
Gray, Lloyd Poor, A.B., Grad, Clayton.
Gray, Marian, A.B., Grad, Winchester, Ind.
ville, Me.
Gulbenkian, Khoren, 27Ag, Divrig, Sivas, Ar
Gray, Mary Helen, 26Ag, Auburn.
menia.
Gray, Welles Alexander, A.B., Grad, Minneapolis,
Minn.
Guldner, Charles Miller, jr., 26E, Yonkers.
Gumaer, Bessie Lillian, Sp A, Cato.
Graybill, John Erwin, jr., 28E, York, Pa.
Gumaer, Elliott Wilder, 25L, Cato.
Graybill, John Shelley, 3d., 27C, Lancaster, Pa.
Graziadei, Francesco Saverio, 27Ag, Utica.
Greeley, Horace, jr., B.S., 26MD NYC, Brooklyn.
Greeley, John Richard, 25A, Washington, D. C.
Green, Barrett Kerfoot, 28Ag, Ilion.
Green, George Clarence, 26Ar, Fairfield, Conn.
Green, Harold Stewart, 28A, Toledo, Ohio.
Gummere, Philip Drinker, 25C, Trenton, N. J.
Gumushian, Parsegh, 26Ag, New York City.
Gund, John Kasper, 27M, Cleveland, Ohio.
Gundaker, Clarence Kugler, 26L, Philadelphia, Pa.
Gundersdorf, Harold Philip, 2sAg, New York City.
Gundersen, Knut, 27M, Far Rockaway.
Gundlach, Frank Armstrong, 26M, Paterson, N. J.
Green, Helen Frances, 2SAg, Gloversville.
Gunnison, Albert Farrington, 27Ag, Whitehall.
Green, Robert Chase, 28Ar, Dayton, Ohio. Gurchot, Abel Charles, B.S., Grad, New York City.
Green, Warren Buckelew, 26Ar, Flushing.
Gurevitch, Ida, 28A, New York City.
Greenawalt, Kenneth William, 27L, Denver, Colo.
Greenbaum, Joseph Richard, 2 7A, Bradley Beach.
N.J.
Greenberg, Evelyn Esther, 28A, 28MD, New York
City.
Gurney, Paul Benedict, 26Ar, Warrensburg.
Gurney, Walter Harold, 28Ag, Warrensburg.
Gussow, Leonard Herman, 28E, Brooklyn.
Gustafson, Ingegerd Marie, 25A, Canastota.
Guthmann, Grace Estelle, 27Ag, East Syracuse.
Greenberg, Sidney Matthew, 25A, Brooklyn.
Greene, Fannie Evelyn, 27Ag, West Winfield.
Greene, Francis Wygant, 26A, Ossining.
Greene, Gertrude Martha, A.M., Grad, Auburn.
Greene, Guy Shepard, A.B., Grad, Ithaca.
Greene, Harry Jonathan, B.S., 28MD NYC,
Brooklyn.
Guthrie, Edgar Stephen, 27A, Mamaroneck.
Guthrie, George Grant, 26M, Rochester.
Gutsell. James Squier, A.B., Grad, Ithaca.
Gutzeit, Carlos Louis, 27AChem, San Antonio,
Texas.
Guy, Mary Helen, 26Ag, Auburn.
Gwynne, Charles Sumner, A.B., Grad, Ithaca.
Greene, Kingsley Walton, 27Ag, New York City.
Greenfield, Harold, 29A, Newark, N. J.
Greening, Charles Knight, 25A, Montclair, N. J.
Greenstein, Jacob, 26MD NYC, Providence,
R. I.
Greenway, John Ernest, 28V, Syracuse.
Gregg, Frank Davis, 26E, Philadelphia, Pa.
Gregory, Bertha Alice, 26A, Holland Patent.
Gregory, Joseph Douglas, 29A, Southern Pines,
N. C.
Gregory, Marie Fuhrer, 25MD NYC, New York
City.
Gregory, Nellie Bernice, 25A, Atlantic City, N. J.
Hacker, Frederick Donald, Sp Ag, Dayton, Mont.
Hadley, Frederick Henry, 27A, Black River.
Hafekost, Frieda, 28A, Brooklyn.
Hager, Lyman Baker, 27A, Buffalo.
Hagmaier, Claire Margaret, 26A, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Hahn, Sara Catherine, 28Ag, Flushing.
Haidt, Eugene, 27C, Rochester.
Haines, Ruth Plummer, 29Ag, Buffalo.
Hakanson, Eugene Manfred, 26AChem, Green
wich, Conn.
Hakewessell, Carl Frederick, 28Ar, West Hartford,
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Hakins, Kathryn Mildred, 26A, Ilion.
Hale, Danforth Rawson, A.B., Grad, Colorado
Springs, Colo.
Hall, Edward Flemmon, jr., A.B., 27MD NYC
Birmingham, Ala.
Hall, Frederick Driesbach, 28Ag, Dansville.
Hall, George Edward, jr., 26A, Brooklyn.
Hall, George Naylor, 28Ar, Gray, Ind.
Hall, Goldan Orlando, M.S.Agr., Grad. Ithaca.
Hall, Isaac Fults, B.S., Grad, Cortland.
Hall, James Kenneth, 29C, Lexington, Ky.
Hall, John Adams, 25A, Jamestown.
Hall, Kate Fredericks, 2sAr, Syracuse.
Hall, Leonard Hewett, 28Ag, Brooklyn.
Hall, Lillian Mills, 28Ag, Lynbrook.
Hall, Lyman Davison, 27A, Valley Stream.
Hall, Matthew Albert, 28E, Syracuse.
Hall, Milton Stuart, 28Ag, Canandaigua.
Hall, Nelson Warren, 28C, Moorestown, N. J.
Hall, Pauline Louise, 26Ag, Holley.
Hall, Rowena Helen, SpA, Jamestown.
Hall, Schuler P., B.S., Grad, Brazil, Ind.
Hall, Stephen Edward, 27M, Montclair, N. J.
Hallenbeck, Harmon, 27Ag, Hudson.
Haller, John Fessler, B.Chem., Grad, Frederick,
Md.
Hallett, Walter Wellington, 28AChem, Rochester.
Hallock, Hortense, A.M., Grad, Rochester.
Halperin, Florence, 29A, Rockaway Beach.
Halpin, Alice Veronica, 27A, Derby, Conn.
Halstead, Thane Rockwell, 28A, Somerville, N. J.
Halverson, Harold Willi m, 28Ag, Rochester.
Ham, Leland Peter, 26Ag, Millbrook.
Hamburger, Robert Adolph, 25C, Mount Vernon.
Hamburger, Sydney, 28C, New York City.
Hamilton, Arthur Ralph, 27M, Tarentum, Pa.
Hamilton, Charles Frazine, 28Ag, Franklin, Pa.
Hamilton, Donald Burlew, 26A, Newark, N. J.
Hamilton, Edna M., 28A, Rochland Lake.
Hamilton, Neale Russell, 2SAg, Warrensburg.
Hamilton, Roger Stanton, 27Ag, Warrensburg.
Hamilton, William John, jr., 26Ag, Flushing.
Hamilton, Wilson, 27A, Caledonia.
Hamland, Vernon Scheidell, 28E, Callicoon.
Hamlin, Huldah Elizabeth, 2sAg, Sanford.
Hammerschlag, David Norman, 28Ag, New York
City.
Hammond, Donna Maiie, 28A, Binghamton.
Hammond, John Andrew, 26C, Livingston, N. J.
Hammond, Mary Hermingarde, 28Ag Ithaca.
Hammond, Walter Wesley, jr., 27A, Palmerton,
Pa.
Hand, James Farnsworth, 27AChem, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Handel, Abraham Joseph, 26A, New York City.
Haney, Donald William, 28E, Lawton, Pa.
Hanfling, Harry, 25MD NYC, New York City.
Hanford, Jeanette, 28A, Ithaca.
Hanford, Rodney Warren, A.B., Grad, Ithaca.
Hanford, Zaida Mae, 27A, Ithaca.
Haniford, Albert, 28A, Buffalo.
Hankinson, Frances, 27A, West New Brighton.
Hanks, Elton Kenneth, 26Ag, Almond.
Hanlon, Clermont Leo, 25Ag, Dannemora.
Hanlon, Walter Gerard, A.B., 27MD NYC, Stap
leton.
Hannah, Robert, A.M., Grad, London, Ont., Can.
Hanselman, Edwin Charles, 27Ag, Dunkirk.
Hansen, Herbert Arthur, 28A, Greenport.
Hansen, Odin Conrad, 28Ag, New York City.
Hanson, Grace Wagner, 27A, Sea Cliff.
Hanson, Mildred Margaret, 28A, Niagara Falls.
Hanson, Robert Lewis, A.B., Grad, Ithaca.
Har, Bernard, B.Chem, 28MD NYC, Brooklyn.
Hard, Edward Wilhelm, 28A, Buffalo.
Harder, Edwin Leland, 26E, Buffalo.
Hardin, William Blanchard, 27E, Houston, Texas.
Hardy, Herbert Charles, 26A, New York City.
Hardy, Robert Burdette, 25A, Belmont.
Hare, Frank, D.V.M., Grad, Harrisonville, Mo.
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Harman, Samuel Willard, B.S., Grad, Geneva.
Harper, Jean Sherwood, A.B., M.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Harrill, Lera Rhinehart, B.S.in Agr., Grad, Lattimore,
N. C.
Harrington, Alfred Abram, 27Ag, Buffalo.
Harrington, Arthur Joseph, 26A, Buffalo.
Harrington, John Henry, A.B., 27MD NYC, Buf
falo.
Harriott, John Frederick, M.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Harris, Carle Coville, 25E, Cleveland, Ohio.
Harris, Coleman John, A.B., A.M., M.S., Grad,
Scranton, Pa.
Harris, Dorothy Helen, 28Ag, New York City.
Harris, Henry Clayton, A.B., Grad, Pike Road.
N.C.
Harris, Joseph Thomas, 26L, Houston, Texas.
Harris, Lester Koenig, 25Ag, Brooklyn.
Harris, Ralph Nathaniel, 28A, Brooklyn.
Harris, Sylvia, 27A, Brooklyn.
Harris, William Curtis, 25M, Glens Falls.
Harris, Winona Lucille, 28Ag, New York City.
Harrison, Arthur Millard, 27M, Oxford.
Harrison, Clyde Hall, 28M, Milford.
Harrison, Suzanne Honor, 27A, Walden.
Hart, Gilbert Benjamin, 28Ag, Freeville.
Hart, Helen Elizabeth, 28A, Mount Kisco.
Hart, Joseph Wiggs, Sp Ar, Nashville, Tenn.
Hart, Kendrick Sherman, 26Ag, Mexico.
Hart, Winifred Esther, 28Ag, Lysander.
Hartell, John Anthony, 2sAr, Brooklyn.
Harter, Mary Elizabeth, 28Ag, Ilion.
Hartman, Harry Franklin, 26C, Roslyn.
Hartman, William Brewster, 28Ag, Hamburg.
Hartmann, Leonard Frederick, 27Ag, Cochecton.
Hartom, Vera Marion, 28A, Weedsport.
Hartshorn, Robert Hughes, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Hartzell, Helen, 28A, Buffalo.
Harvey, Richard Laurence, A.B., 27MD NYC,
New Rochelle.
Harwood, Paul Duane, 28Ag, Newfane.
Harwood, Reymour Elton, 25M, Newfane.
Haskell, Helen Stevens, 27A, Malone.
Haskins, Stuart Campbell, 26A, North Adams,
Mass.
Hassell, Arthur Pate, 2 8A, Plainfield, N. J.
Hatch, James William, 28Ag, Oneida.
Hatfield, Albert Richard, jr., 27A, Utica.
Hatfield, Herbert Hyatt, 27Ag, Freeport.
Hathcock, James Shoffner, B.S., M.S.A., Grad,
Norwood, N. C.
Hathcock, Joseph Weinstein, A.B., Grad, Norwood,
N. C.
Hauck, Paul Jeffrey, 28MD, Brookville, Pa.
Haug, Richard, 27A, Brooklyn.
Hauptfuhrer, Albert Frederick, 2sAg, Melrose
Park, Pa.
Hauptman, David, 26A, New York City.
Hausner, Ruth Louise, 27A, Corning.
Havens, Dorothy Mae, 2gAg, Albany.
Havey, James Henry, 27A, Liberty.
Haviland, Charles Valentine, 29A, Portland, Me.
Hawkins, Charles Frank, A.B., 27MD NYC, Buf
falo.
Hawkins, Irving Bradborn, 2sAg, Hollister, Cal.
Hawkins, John Richard, 28C, Batavia.
Hawley, Ethel Arcelia, 27Ag, Elmira Heights.
Hawthorn, Leslie Rushton, B.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Hay, Charles William, 25M, Spokane, Wash.
Hayden, Robert Sheldon, 27A, Saratoga Springs.
Haylett, David Graaff, M.S., Grad, Cape Town,
South Africa.
Hayner, John Lewis, 29C, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Haynes, Ralph Charles, 28E, Walton.
Haynes, Raymond Norton, 27A, Albany.
Haynes, William Martin, 25A, Fremont, Ohio.
Hays, Hoffman Reynolds, 25A, Millbrook.
Hazel, Adelaide Ludlow, 28A, Buffalo.
Hazlett, Lucy Elizabeth, 27Ag, Elmira Heights.
Hazlitt, Dorothea Marguerite, Sp Ag, Hector.
Hazzard, Albert Sidney, A.B., Grad, Brewster.

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Hazzard, Mary Louise, 28Ag, Brewster.
Headden, Haywsrd, 26C, Jersey City, N. J.
Healy, Louis Hollister, 27A, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Hdbert, Walter Jones, 25L, Hot Springs, Ark.
Hechler, Jacob, 25A, Brooklyn.
Hedde, Henry William, 25C, Ithaca.
Hedges, Maurice Taylor, 27AChem, Greenville.
Heffron, Elizabeth Genevieve, 25A, Owego.
Heine, Madeline Cornelia, 2sAg, Elmira.
Heinzelman, Harold Frederick, 27 M, New York
City.
Heise, Anna Elizabeth, 27Ag, Flushing.
Heist, Lucile Janette, 28Ag, Geneva.
Heit, Claude Emerson, 28Ag, Clyde.
Hekimian, Mardiros Epipan, C.E., Grad, Con
stantinople, Turkey.
Heller, Edwin Harry, 26A, Brooklyn.
Heller, Henry Charles, 25A, Brooklyn.
Heller, Mildred Evelyn, 25A, Hollidaysburg, Pa.
Heller, Morris Freund, 27A, New York City.
Heller, Saul Isaac, 25A, Brooklyn.
Hellstrom, Lillian Hedvig, 2SA, Haverstraw.
Helms, Benson Markham, 28A, Randolph.
Helpern, Milton, 26MD NYC, New York City.
Henderson, Elizabeth Louise, 28Ag, Caledonia.
Henderson, Frank Lawrence, 25M, Detroit, Mich.
Henderson, John Mellish, 27C, West New Brigh
ton.
Hendrickson, Helen, 26A, Stamford, Conn.
Hendrickson, John M., D.V.M., Grad, Tunbridge,
N. Dak.
Hendrickson, William Henry, 2d., 27E, Ridgewood,
N.J.
Hendryx, Ruth Hall, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Hene, Julius Anhalt, 28A, New York City.
Hening, James Courtenay, M.S., Grad, Geneva.
Henke, Joseph Gerard Bernard, 28E, Callicoon.
Henkle, Robert Theodore, 27A, New London,
Conn.
Henn, Robert Bruce, 26Ag, Euclid, Ohio.
Henne, Charles Herman, 28A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Henry, Guido Rombauer, 26AChem, Ridgewood.
N.J.
Henry, James William, 26C, Perry.
Henry, John, 28AChem, Wayne, Pa.
Henry, Nellie Colene, 28A, Merchantville, N. J.
Hepburn, George Theodore, 25E, Bloomfield, N. J.
Herbert, Jean Lothian, 28A, Newburgh.
Herbert, Madeline Norma, 25A, Atlantic City,
N.J.
Herbst, Robert Max, 26AChem, Mount Vernon.
Hergenrother, Rudolph Clemens, 25A, Schenec
tady.
Herkner, George William, 27 M, East Cleveland,
Ohio.
Herman, Miriam Rene, 27A, New York City.
Hermann, Nathaniel, 26A, Brooklyn.
Hermann, Raymond Frederick, jr., 28M, Luding
ton, Mich.
Hermann, Theresa, 26A, Brooklyn.
Hermanson, Augusta Josephine, 25A, Ossining.
Hermanson, Karin Hedvig Cecelia, 28A, Ossining.
Herrick, Marvin Theodore, A.M., Grad, Ithaca.
Herrick, Paul Francis, 28Ag, Rochester.
Herrick, Stephen Marion, 27A, Ithaca.
Hershey, Don Charles, 27Ar, Dayton, Ohio.
Hershey, Florence Helen, 25Ag, Florin, Pa.
Hershon, Marjorie, 28A, Forest Hills.
Hervey, George Edward Romaine, B.S.A., Grad,
Round Hill, N. S., Can.
Hess, George Albert, 26C, Roslyn.
Hess, Nathaniel Elliot, 28A, Brooklyn.
Hess, Ralph Edward, 26C, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Hessel, Paul Warren, 27A, Brooklyn.
Hetherington, Lyster Meadows, B.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Hewitt, Barnard Wolcott, 28A, North Tonawanda.
Hewitt, Charles DeWitt, 2sAg, New York City.
Hewitt, Chester Harding, 26Ar , Washington, D. C.
Hewitt, Gerald Sellen, 29A, Locke.
Heyl, Alice, 25A, Washington, D. C.
Heyman, Frederick K., 25A. New Rochelle.
Hibner, Delos Eugene, 26M, DuBois, Pa.
Hickey, Frank Joseph, 25M, Brooklyn.
Hicks, Marguerite, 26A, Pelham Manor.
Hieby, Valeria Powell, 27Ag, Fairport.
Higaki, Harold Hideo, 28C, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Higgins, Louis Merrill, 26M, Manchester, N. H.
Higgins, Nevett Goldsborough, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Higgins, Walter Ralph, 28A, Florence, N. J.
Higley, Philip Isidro, 26Ag, Batavia.
Hilary, Henry Richard, 28Ag, Jamestown.
Hilbert, Arnold Edward, 26V, Candor.
Hilbert, Kenneth Franklin, 28V, Candor.
Hilbert, Margaret Hilda, 26Ag, Candor.
Hilder, M. Hubert, 26A, New York City.
Hill, Augustus Robert, 25M, Kane, Pa.
Hill, David Sherwood, 26A, Liberty.
Hill, Edward Updike, 26A, Hopewell, N. J.
Hill, Forrest Frank, B.S.A., Grad, Davidson, Sask.,
Can.
Hill, George William, 28A, Mount Vernon.
Hill, Harold Johnson, 28Ag, Baraboo, Wis.
Hill, Iverna, 28Ag, Ballston Lake.
Hill, Josephine Anita, 27A, West Webster.
Hill, Malcolm Erastus, 25M, Oxford.
Hill, Margarete Herta, 27A, Brooklyn.
Hill, Melvin Leroy, 25E, Floral Park.
Hill, Robert Weise, 25M, Schenectady.
Hill, Stanley Morgan, 27Ar, Medina.
Hillegas, Catharine Frances, 2sAg, Ithaca.
Hillegas, Paul John, 26M, Ithaca.
Hillel, Joseph, 25A, Woodcliff, N. J.
Hiller, Mildred Henrietta, 25A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Hinchliff, Edward Collins, 26M, Rockford, 111.
Hinckley, Elizabeth Lynch, 28Ag, Binghamton.
Hinds, Claude Everett, 28C, Brockton, Mass.
Hine, Lucius Alvin, jr., 25A, Highland Park, 111.
Hinkle, Terry. Stewart, 25A, New York City
Hinners, Edward Frederick, jr., 26Ag, Ithaca.
Hinrichs, Ferdinand, 26M, Milwaukee, Wis.
Hirsch, Sylvan Roos, 25M, Savannah, Ga.
Hirsh, Frederick Rudolph, jr., 26A, Mount Vernon.
Hirst, Homer Torrence, 26M, Chicago, 111.
Hitchcock, Raymond Owen, 25MD NYC, Lyons.
Hoag, Lehman Edward, 27AChem, Waverly.
Hoag, Warren Fowler, 27V, Chatham.
Hoagland, Florence Marion, 25A, Boston, Mass.
Hobart, Alexandra McClure, 28A, Ventnor City,
N.J.
Hobbie, John Hayes, 2SAg, Tonawanda.
Hobbie, Robert DeWitt, 27 M, Newark, N. J.
Hobbie, Thomas Charlton, 2SAg, Tonawanda.
Hoch, Eldreida Tisdel, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Hochuli, Clarence Jacob, 28Ar, Schenectady.
Hodge, Frederic Wallace, 27A, Owego.
Hodge, Hugh Bayard, jr., B.Chem., Grad, Phila
delphia, Pa.
Hodge, Linwood Fielding, 28A, Niagara Falls.
Hodgkinson, George Arthur, 26M, Swarthmore, Pa.
Hoefie, Charles Henry, 2SAg, Ithaca.
Hoefle, Olive Maren, 25Ag, Ithaca.
Hoekelman, Harold, 27M, New York City.
Hoff, Harry Wellington, jr., 26A, New York City.
Hoffman, Charles Edgar, 28L, New York City.
Hoffman, Frank Adam, 25M, Danbury, Conn.
Hoffman, George Christopher, 28Ag, Elmira.
Hoffmann, George Peter, B.S., Grad, Clemson
College, S. C.
Hoffmann, Wilfred Ernest, 28Ag, Truxton.
Hogan, Daniel Wise, jr., 25A, Oklahoma City,
Okla.
Hoggstrom, Anna Justine, 28A, New York City.
Hohrath, Hilma Clara, 26A, West New Brighton.
Hoke, Arthur Stanley, 28C, Ilion.
Holbrook, David Brewer, 26Ag, New York City.
Holbrook, George Whitman, M.E., Grad, Mill
brook.
Holcomb, Sarah Louise, 27Ag, Binghamton.
Holcombe, Lloyd Manners, 27A, Hopewell, N. J.
Holden, Florence Amelia, 28Ag, Ithaca.

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Holiday, Jesse Rex, B.S., 28MD NYC, Alturas,
Fla.
Hollander, Edith Amelia, 2sAr, Philadelphia, Pa.
Hollengreen, Milburn Alfred, 26M, Renovo, Pa.
Holley, Dorothy Bement, 26Ar, Lockport.
Hollister, James Frederic, 25MD NYC, Freeport.
Hollister, Martha Elizabeth, 29Ag, Ithaca.
Holman, Marcella Ellis, 27Ag, Augusta, Ga.
Holmberg, Frank Frederick, A.B., 27MD NYC,
Sag Harbor.
Holme, Helen Elizabeth, 28A, Brooklyn.
Holmes, Brett Dickinson, 29C, Syracuse.
Holmes, Joyce, 26Ag, Downsville.
Holmes, Ramsom Steele, jr., 27A, Apalachin.
Holsman, John Tuttle, 28Ar, Chicago, 111.
Holsman, William Tuttle, 28Ar, Chicago, 111.
Holston, Eleanor, 27A, Ithaca.
Holt, Donald Aubrey, B.Chem., Grad, Upper
Montclair, N. J.
Holt, John Eliot, 28Ar, Woodstock, Conn.
Holzsager, Theodore George, 26MD NYC, Brook
lyn.
Homan, Benjamin Hale, jr., 27L, New York City.
Hood, Townsend Byron, 26A, Douglas, Ariz.
Hooker, Grace Helenor, Sp Ag, Niagara Falls.
Hooker, Horace Willard, jr., 28A, Bronxville.
Hooper, Barbara Gilbert, 25Ag, New York City.
Hooper, Ruth Barber, 27A, New York City.
Hooper, William Harwood, 28A, Lockport.
Hoover, Catherine Jane, 25A, Uniontown, Pa.
Hoover, Henry Alfred, B.S., Grad, Lancaster, Pa.
Hope, Benjamin Louis, 25C, Brookline, Mass.
Hopkins, Charlotte Bostwick, 2SAg, New Hart
ford,
Hopkins, Howard Hodge, 26A, Youngstown.
Hopper, Arthur John, jr., 25E, Ridgewood, N. J.
Hopper, Lila Gertrude, 26A, Corona.
Hopper, Thomas Washburn, 28A, Suffern.
Hopping, Daniel Miller Crawford, 28Ar, Bronxville.
Hopson, George Henry, 28V, Massena.
Horiguchi, Junichiro, Grad, Ohara, Shigaken,
Japan.
Horn, Leonard, 2 8A, Rochester.
Horney, Odus Creamer, jr., 28C, Philadelphia, Pa.
Horowitz, Jerome, 28A, New York City.
Horrmann, Ruth Pauline Sedonia, 27A, Tompkinsville.
Horton, Donald Alfred Winslow, 26Ar, Cleveland
Heights, Ohio.
Horton, Edith Dudley, 2 7A, Ithaca.
Horton, Edward Kenneth, 26MD NYC, Whitehall.
Horton, Robert Van Scoy, 26A, Rochester.
Horton, Samuel Pomeroy, 27A, Ithaca.
Horwitz, Benjamin, 25A, Brooklyn.
Hosley, Morrison John, 26A, Long Lake.
Hotchkiss, George Mersereau, 27Ar, Peoria, 111.
Houchins, Joseph Roosevelt, 26A, Ithaca.
Houck, Joseph William, 27AChem, Harrisonburg,
Va.
Houck, Mary Frances, 27Ag, Harrisonburg, Va.
Houck, Philip Ernst, 27M, Ithaca.
Houck, Robert Charles, B.Chem., Grad, Honeoye
Falls.
Houghton, Charles Eugene, 27Ag, Ithaca.
House, Clarence Charles, 27Ag, Avon.
Houston, Edward Martin, 28A, Elmira.
Hovey, Luke Willis, B.S., B.D., Grad, Bainbridge.
Howard, Edwin Johnston, A.B., Grad, Detroit,
Mich.
Howard, Frances Marie, 26Ag, Fulton.
Howard, George Edwin, 28Ar, Butler, Pa.
Howard, Milford Carlyle, 26Ag, Buffalo.
Howden, Lucile Mildred, 27Ag, Fillmore.
Howe, Edward Cole, jr., 28M, Denver, Colo.
Howe, Lucille, 2sAg, New York City.
Howell, Henry Porter, 2sAg, Riverhead.
Hower, John Shuman, 28E, Utica.
Howes, Charles Everett, 27A, Elmira.
Howland, Charles Berry, 26A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Howland, Ora Estelle, 26A, Ithaca.
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Howland, Vernon Schirdell, 28E, Callicoon.
Howlett, Lyndon Jesse, Sp Ag, Morrisville.
Hoy, John Robertson, 26AChem, Oil City, Pa.
Hoyer, Linda Grace, A.B., Grad, Shillington, Pa.
Hoyt, Dennis Larkin, 28A, Cohocton.
Hoyt, Harold Lewis, 26Ag, Walton.
Hoyt, Kendall King, 25C, Washington, D. C.
Hoyt, Margaret Rachel, 28Ar, Norwalk, Conn.
Hoyt, Phillips Bennitt, 27E, West Newton, Mass.
Hoyt, Susan Rebecca, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Hsiao, Kung Chuan, A.M., Grad, Shanghai, China.
Hsu, Jen-Hsien, 26A, Ihing, Kiangsu, China.
Hu, Ching-Ming, 27C, Chu Chow, Anhui, China.
Hu, Kuang-tao, 25C, Peking, China.
Hu, Wa To, 26M, Hongkong, China.
Huang, Tzu Ching, Grad, Kaying, Swatow, China.
Hubar, William John, 28A, Scranton, Pa.
Hubbell, James Edward, 28C, Saugatuck, Conn.
Hubert, Jean Lothian, 28A, Newburgh.
Hubner, John Schermerhorn, 29A, Baltimore, Md.
Huckle, Herbert Thomas, 26Ag, Clyde.
Huddleston, Charles Elsworth, 28M, Buffalo.
Hudes, Nathan, A.B., 27MD NYC, Brooklyn.
Hudgins, Houlder, A.B., Grad, Ithaca.
Huestis, Bertram Francis, 25A, Greencastle, Ind.
Huff, Ernest Robert, 27AChem, Sherman.
Huff, Frank Avery, 26A, Auburn.
Hughes, Edward Wesley, B.Chem., Grad, Wilkes-
Barre, Pa.
Hughes, Eleanor M., 2sAg, Port Jervis.
Hughes, Robert Watkins, 27E. Whitehall.
Hughes, Thomas Reeder, 28E, Baltimore, Md.
Hulbert, Hilda Bernice, 28A, Downsville.
Hull, John Rittenhouse, 27A, Burlington, Pa.
Hulnick, Alvin, 25A, Wadsworth.
Hultzen, Hulda Victoria, 2sAg, Ithaca.
Hultzen, Robert Morris, 29Ag, Ithaca.
Hume, Helen Gross, A.M., Grad, New York City.
Humeston, Margaret, 28Ag, Huntington.
Hummel, Joseph Orman Pattee, 26M, St. Paul,
Minn.
Humphrey, Helen Rosalind, 27A, Jamaica.
Humphrey, Mary Frances, 2sAg, Silver Springs.
Humphrey, Merwin Weeks, 26A, Albion.
Humphrey, Ruth Winifred, Sp A, Fredonia.
Humphreys, Homer Alexander, 28AChem, New
burgh.
Hundley, Grace Evelyn, 28A, Vienna, 111.
Hungerford, Ida May, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Hunken, Henry Christian, jr., 28L, Brooklyn.
Hunt, Dorothy Rossman, A.B., Grad, Ithaca.
Hunt, Earle Cole, A.B., Grad, Endicott.
Hunt, Eva Alice, 28Ag, Norwich.
Hunt, Genevieve, 2sAg, Ithaca.
Hunt, Louise, 28MD, Cross River.
Hunter, Esther Marie, 27A, Cleveland, Ohio.
Hunter, Florence, 28Ag, New Rochelle.
Hunter, Howard Louis, B.Chem., Grad, Fulton.
Hunter, Morris Irwin, 25E, New York City.
Hunter, Paul Wylie, 26Ag, Fulton.
Hunter, Ruth Louise, 26A, Cleveland, Ohio.
Huntington, Donald Ellis, 2 7A, Webster Groves,
Mo.
Huntington, Frederick Wendell, 28A, Webster
Groves, Mo.
Huntoon, William Caswell, jr., 27M, Greenwich,
R. I.
Huntsinger, Franklin James, 26E, Buffalo.
Hurd, Thaddeus Baker, 27AJ, Clyde, Ohio.
Hurley, James David, 26A, Lake Placid.
Hurrey, Ross Clarence, 27M, Washington, D. C.
Huston, F. Helen, 27Ag, Hector.
Hutchinson, Allan Clair, 28E, Buffalo.
Hutchinson, Henry Gillard, 28Ar, Bridgeport,
Conn.
Hutchison, Miller Reese, jr., 25M, West Orange,
N.J.
Hutter, John Carl, B.S., Grad, West New Brighton.
Huttleston, Leonard Lamont, 26C, Cortland.
Hutton, James, A.B., Grad, Walton.

Hutton, Ralph Grant, 28Ag, Gouverneur.
Hutzler, John George, 26Ag, Buffalo.
Huyck, Ralph Slater, 25 M, Deposit.
Hyatt, John Edgar, 25Ag, Endicott.
Hyde, Byron Gordon, 29A, Gloversville.
Hyde, Harlow, jr., 28E, Indianapolis, Ind.
Hyde, Helen Huey, 28A, Troy.
Hyer, Clarence Raymond, 25C, Mount Upton.
Hyne, Charles William, 25A, Evansville, Wis.
Hynes, Denis Michael, 27Ag, New York City.
Hynes, Francis John, 28Ag, Belmar, N. J.
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Iacovino, Maddalena Mary, 28A, Auburn.
Ickes, Edward William, 25A, Bloomdale, Ohio.
Idell, Frank Ketcham, 28M, Brookline, Mass.
Infante y Tiongco, Emilio, B.A., B.S., Grad,
Valladolid, Occ. Neg., P. I.
Ingalls, Fletcher Dorman, 27Ag, West New
Brighton.
Ingersoll, Donald Bolles, 26A, Cortland.
Ingersoll, Royal Burdell, 25E, Fillmore.
Ingersoll, Thomas Chalmers, 26M, Beloit, Wis.
Irish, Elinor Alice, 28Ag, Auburn.
Irish, Eloise Catherine, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Irvine, Ralstone Robert, 26L, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Isaacs, Jerome Leon, 26L, Brooklyn.
Isaacs, Jerome Sidney, 28E, Brooklyn.
Isaly, Henry William, 27A, Mansfield, Ohio.
Israelson, William, 25L, Haverstraw.
Iurka, Harry Hartley, 26Ar, Memphis, Tenn.
Ivanoff, John Ivan, 27Ag, London, England.
Ivanoff, Spas Simeonoff, 27Ag, Sevlievo, Bulgaria.
Ives, Charles Albert, 26V, Malverne.
Ives, Edward Frederick, jr., 2sAg, Lynbrook.
Ives, Helen Jeanette, 28A, Medina.
Ives, Hiram Dudley, 27C, Baltimore, Md.
Jablonsky, Isidore William, 25MD NYC, Brooklyn.
Jackson, Alexander Hexter, 26M, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Jackson, Dorothy Foote, Sp Ag, Ithaca.
Jackson, Gemma, A.B., Grad, Inglewood, Cal.
Jackson, Helen Piatt, A.B., Grad, Ithaca.
Jackson, Jesse Atwater, 27M, Savannah, Ga.
Jackson, Oliver Maxwell, 27Ag, Hobart.
Jackson, Ralph Heroy, 27A, Binghamton.
Jackson, Seth, 26Ag, Saginaw, Mich.
Jackson, William Ladd, 27M, Detroit, Mich.
Jacobs, Edward, 25MD NYC, New York City.
Jacobs, Herbert, 27A,. New York City.
Jacobs, Joseph, 28A, New York City.
Jacobs, Katharine Louise, 26A, Slatington, Pa.
Jacobs, Marjorie Jane, 28A, Oneida.
Jacobs, Pauline, 28A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Jacobson, Albert Alfred, 27A, Brooklyn.
Jacobson, Helen Pauline, 28Ag, Toledo, Ohio.
Jacobson, Lillian Esther, 25A, Parksviile.
Jacobus, Barbara Frances, 27A, Millbrook.
Jaeckel, Fred Richard, 26A, Jersey City, N. J.
Jaeger, Otto Carl, 25L, White Plains.
Jameson, George Slade, 26Ag, Rochester.
Jamison, Charles Chambers, jr., 26E, Bay Shore.
Jamison, Ralph Cline, 27L, Pontiac, 111.
Jann, Marie Catherine, 28A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Janson, C. William, 28A, Brooklyn.
Jaquith, Stephen Mansfield, 25A, Schuylerville.
Jarecki, Alfred Steven, 26AChem, Sandusky, Ohio.
Jarvis, Robert Bumsted, 27C, Newark, N. J.
Jayne, David Walker, jr.,26AChem, Montclair, N.J.
Jaynes, Cornelia, 27V, Ithaca.
Je.an, Francois-X-ivier, B.S., Ph.L., Sainte-Anne de
la Pocatiere, Que., Canada.
Jeffers, Henry Albert, 27C, Amesbury, Mass.
Jefferson, Clyde Chester, 2sAg, Ithaca.
Jefferson, Dana Bennett, jr., 28M, Waban, Mass.
Jeffery, George Edward, 25C, Washington, D. C.
Jeffrey, Joseph Olmsted, 25M, New York City.
Jenco, Samuel Jones, 28A, Clifton, N. J.
Jenkins, Earl James, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Jennings, Brenton William, 25M, Oakland, Cal.
Jennings, Clyde Austin, 2sAg, Montgomery.
Jennings, Frances Elinor, 26A, Catskill.
Jennings, Frances Mary, 26A, Candor.
Jennings, Janet Surdam, 28A, Candor.
Jennings, Paul Loring, 26Ag, Angelica.
Jennings, Walter Henry, 27C, New York City.
Jerman, Wilma Sinton, 2sAg, Washington, D. C.
Jester, Frederick Belden, 28A, Dallas, Texas.
Jewett, Eugene Lyon, B.Chem., Grad, Fredonia.
Jewett, Richard William Dickinson, 2SAg, Nyack.
Job, Robert, jr., 25M, Westmount, Que., Can.
Jobrack, Louis, 27A, Brooklyn.
Johann, Dorothy Marie, A.B., Grad, Huntington,
Pa.
Johns, Howard William, 27E, Ridgway, Pa.
Johns, Samuel Charles, 27M, Cleveland, Ohio.
Johnson, Ben L., jr., 27A, Ithaca.
Johnson, Carl Edwin, 26AChem, Greenwich, Conn.
Johnson, Charles Henry, A.M., Grad, Ithaca.
Johnson, Charles Lewis, 27E, Charleston, W. Va.
Johnson, Edward George, 29A, Flushing.
Johnson, Edward Henry, 28M, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Johnson, Edward Xavier, Sp Ag, Schenectady.
Johnson, Eleanor Clark, 28A, Canandaigua.
Johnson, Elmer Marker, A.B., Grad, Boise, Idaho.
Johnson, Genevieve Seaver, 28Ag, Elizabethtown.
Johnson, Herbert McIlroy, 28M, Fort Smith, Ark.
Johnson, Irving Rydell, 27A, Portsmouth, N. H.
Johnson, James Cabell, 2sAr, Milwaukee, Wis.
Johnson, John William, 28C, Buffalo.
Johnson, Margaret Murdock, 26A, Atlantic City,
N.J.
Johnson, Olive Catherine, A.B., Grad, Ithaca.
Johnson, Ruleph Armitage, 25M, Lynbrook.
Johnson, Sara Murdock, 27A, Atlantic City, N. J.
Johnston, Dorothy Marguerite, 28Ag, Jamestown
Johnston, John Alexander, 27A, Rutherford, N. J.
Johnstone, Harry Inge, 26Ar, Mobile, Ala.
Johnstone, John F., 27M, Grand Haven, Mich.
Jolley, Malcolm Stuart, 26M, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Jonas, Agnes Ruth, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Jonas, Victoria Henrietta, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Jones, Annie Louise, 28A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Jones, August Fabel, 25E, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Jones, Ella Marie Hughes, 26A, Schenectady.
Jones, Fred LaFavette, A.M., Grad, Greenville,
S. C.
Jones, Irene Ann, 26A, Carbondale, Pa.
Jones, Luther Goodrich, B.S., Grad, Waco, Texas.
Jones, Putnam Fennell,A.B.,Grad, Philadelphia,Pa.
Jones, Robert Daniel, 28A, Auburn.
Jones, Roger Warren, 29A, New Hartford, Conn.
Jones, Samuel Clossan, 28AChem, Philadelphia,Pa.
Jones, Thomas Douglas, 28Ag, Raquette Lake.
Jones, Vincent Baiden, 27Ag, Hall.
Jones, Walter Roy, 25E, Poughkeepsie.
Jones, William Henry, 26M, Vincentown, N. J.
Jordan, Aline Thelma, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Jordan, William Einar, 27Ag, Mamaroneck.
Joseph, James, 27L, White River Junction, Vt.
Joseph, Seymour Manheim, 27AChem, Lowville.
Josephi, Marion Gertrude, 26MD NYC, New York
City.
Joslin, George, 27C Rockville Center.
Joss, Ernest Jacob, A.M., Grad, Haskell, 'Okla.
Jost, Kenneth Frank, 28Ag, New York City.
Journeaux, Didier, 25E, Brussels, Belgium.
Joyce, William Joseph, jr., 27M, Columbus, Ohio.
Judd, Deane Brewster, A.M., Grad, Columbus,
Ohio.
Judson, Ulrica Wegman, 27A, Ithaca.
Kackenmeister, Elizabeth Caroline, 25A, Williams
port, Pa.
Kades, Charles Louis, 27A, Newburgh.
Kahler, John Henry, 26Ag, Ortonville, Minn.
Kahn, Helen, 25A, New York City.
Kahn, Irving Ralph, 28C, Selma, Ala.
Kahn, Leon Sidney, 25A, Norwalk, Ohio.
Kahn, Morris Hirsch, A.M., M.D., Grad, New
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Kallman, Betty Laura, 27Ar, Washington, D. C.
Kaltenbacher, Joseph Charles, 28A, Newark, N. J.
Kammerer, Granget Louis, 28C, Woodhaven.
Kane, Eva Dorothy, 25A, Brooklyn.
Kanoas, Alice Viola, 27A, New York City.
Kao, Kyuin-wei, 26A, Shanghai, China.
Kaplan, David, 26A, Rochester.
Kaplan, Herman Benjamin, 25A, Union, N. J.
Kaplan, Rubin Harry, 28A, Brooklyn.
Kasdan, Edward Walter, 26A, New York City.
Kasparian, Kagop Mahdesi, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Kassel, Frank, A.B., Grad, Philadelphia, Pa.
Kast, Richard August, 25A, Buffalo.
Kasten, William Henry, 26A, Lansford, Pa.
Kaston, Benjamin Bernard, 28AChem, Garnerville.
Katz, Nathan, 25A, Birmingham, Ala.
Kauffman, Charles Crouch, 25C, Atlanta, Ga.
Kaufherr, Daniel Clinton, 27A, East Orange, N. J.
Kaufmann, Eugene Marx, jr., 26A, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Kautz, Henry, 28V, Ithaca.
Kaveny, Thomas, jr., 26M, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Kawamura, Kazumi, M.S. in Agr., Grad, Tokyo,
Japan.
Kay, Dean Paulding, 28E, Ridgewood, N. J.
Kay, Raymond James, 25A, Central Falls, R. I.
Kaye, H. Bernard, 25A, Brooklyn.
Keane, Helen, A.B., Grad, Pine Island, Minn.
Kearney, Clifford Bernard, 27A, Maplewood, N. J.
Kearney, Francis, jr., 26E, Maplewood, N. J.
Keating, George Joseph, 27A, Sag Harbor.
Keating, John Francis, B.S., 28MD NYC, Ruther
ford, N. J.
Keeffe, Arthur John, 26L, Elmira.
Keeher, Thomas Francis, jr., 27Ar, Newport, R. I.
Keemer, Pauline Charlotte, 27Ag, Sacramento, Cal.
Keenan, Delbert Ernest, A.M., Grad, Elmira.
Keenan, Timothy Murphy, 26L, Rochester.
Keesler, Donald Francis, 25M, Syracuse.
Keet, Eugene Little, 27E, Saranac Lake.
Keily, Hazel Marie Louise, 29A, Providence, R. I.
Keiper, Francis Pitman, 2 7A, Rochester.
Keitel, Thelma Louise, 27A, Albion.
Keller, Albert Earl, 28M, Poughkeepsie.
Keller, John Calvin, B.S., Grad, Binghamton.
Kelley, Eugene Joseph, 27E, Logansport, Ind.
Kelley, Kathryn Margaret, 25A, New York City.
Kelley, William Vincent, jr., 26A, Spokane, Wash.
Kellogg, Carl Frederick, 28A, Greene.
Kellogg, Katharine, 28Ar, Oswego.
Kelly, Oliver Mortimer, 28A, Malone.
Kelly, Thomas A., 26L, Ithaca.
Kelly, Wayne Arthur, 28V, Lysander.
Kemp, Howard David, 29Eng, Au Sable Forks.
Kemp, Lyman Nelson, 27A, Erie, Pa.
Kenfield, Lambert Lewis, 25Ag, Ithaca.
Kennedy, Dorothy Grace, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Kennedy, Evelyn Ruth, 25A, Ithaca.
Kennedy, John Thomas, 28Ag, Waverly.
Kennedy, Ruth Emily, 28Ag Brooklyn.
Kennedy, Ruth Henderson, 2SAg Jersey City,N.J.
Kennedy, Samuel VanDyke, jr., 26L, Auburn.
Kennelly, Edward Martin, 26V, Ithaca.
Kenney, Norman Durling, 25C, Baltimore, Md.
Kenney, Thomas Victor, 25A, Troy.
Kenny, George Hensle, 27Ag, New York City.
Kenyon, Walter Bills, 27E, Macedon.
Kerbaugh, Jeanette Lukens, B.S., Grad, Cleveland,
Ohio.
Kern, Arthur Emerson, 25A, Bellaire, Ohio.
Kern, Harvey Jacob, 26A, Yonkers.
Kerr, Donald MacLean, 28M, New London, Conn.
Kerr, Lucy Edwards, 2sAg, Hammondsport.
Keschner, Harry Walton, 28A, New York City.
Keshin, Jesse Gerald, 29Ag, Far Rockaway.
Kessel, Marcel, A.B., Grad, Buffalo.
Kessler, David Lawrence, 27A, Albany.
Ketcham, Anna Frances, 27A, Port Jervis.
Keyes.Edward Laurence, 26 MD NYC, Forest Hills.
Keyes, Kenneth Wilbur, 27V, Gouverneur.
Kidder, James Hugh, A.B., 28MD NYC, New
York City.
Kiesenwetter, Theodore N., 27A, Troy.
Kightlinger, Clifford Vaughn, M.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Kildow, William Hamilton, 2SM, Tiffin, Ohio.
Killigrew, Ruth Elizabeth, 26A, Corning.
Killip, Thomas A., jr., 27MD NYC, Rochester.
Kilpatrick, G. Kenneth, 26Ag, Walton.
Kilpatrick, John Lester, 27M, Glen Ridge, N. J.
Kilpatrick, Olive Ann, 27Ag, Walton.
Kimball, Bradford Fisher, A.M., Grad, Amherst,
Mass.
Kimball, Dexter Simpson, jr., 27E, Ithaca.
Kimball, William Henry, 27A, Lockport.
Kimberly, Margaret Desire, 27Ag, Auburn.
King, Carleton Birdsall, 28Ag, Central Valley.
King, Chau, B.S., M.E., Grad, North Gate,
Chuchow, China.
King, Dorothy Mae, 27Ag, King Ferry.
King, Dudley Slocum, 28M, King Ferry.
King, Gertrude Katherine, 27A, Hempstead.
King, Hamilton Clark, 27M, Syracuse.
King, Myra Elizabeth, 26Ag, Waterford.
King, William Robert, 25E, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Kingery, William Ray, A.B., Grad, Rossmoyne,
Ohio.
Kingsbury, Marguerite, 26A, Ithaca.
Kingston, Clarence Richard, 27E, Mount Morris.
Kinkaid, Walker, B.S., Grad, McKeesport, Pa.
Kinne, Roger William, 28Ar, Utica.
Kinney, Olive Christine, 26Ag, Washington, D. C.
Kinsey, Alfred Stephenson, 27E, Wyoming, Ohio.
Kipp, Quinly Merritt, 28Ag, Mount Vernon.
Kirby, Edward Buckler, 25C, Irvington, N. J.
Kircher, Hildegard Elizabeth, 27A, New York City.
Kirk, Garrett, 2d, 27A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Kirkham, Floyd Guilford, 27M, Brooklyn.
Kirkland, Henry Bingham, A.B., 28MD NYC,
Brooklyn.
Kirkland, Joseph Brackin, B.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Kirshner, Sidney Sonny, 28A, New York City.
Kissin, Milton, 25A, New York City.
Kistin, Albert David, 2 7A, New York City.
Kistler, Adelaide Ruth, 27A, East Stroudsburg, Pa.
Kistler, Norman Leroy, 27M, Hazleton, Pa.
Kitendaugh, Julia Lucy, 28A, Sherrill.
Kittredge, Edwina, 26MD NYC, North Andover,
Mass.
Kiywoka, Eiichi, 26A, Tokyo, Japan.
Klar, Lillian Vera Belle, 28A, New York City.
Klein, Alice, 28A, Hoboken, N. J.
Klein, Daniel, 25A, Brooklyn.
Klein, Elmer, 26A, Newark, N. J.
Klein, Herbert N., A.B., 28MD NYC, New York
City.
Klein, Samuel Harold, 25A, Brooklyn.
Klein, Walter Joseph, 28A, Port Richmond.
Kleinberg, Abraham, 2 7A, Albany.
Kleinberger, Alfred, 25E, New York City.
Klett, John August, 26A, New York City.
Kletzsch, Arthur Charles, jr., 25M, Milwaukee,
Wis.
Klindtworth, Mary Laughlin, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Kline, Daniel Christie, 26C, Nyack.
Kline, Ernest Hall, 28MD, Nyack.
Kline, Theodore Henry, 26A, Hudson.
Klingenstein, Henry Selly, 27A, New York City.
Klugh, Alfred Brooker, A.M., Grad, Kingston,
Can.
Knaebel, John Ballantine, 28Ag, Washington, D. C.
Knapp, Helen Mary, 27Ag, Middletown.
Knapp, Sherman Richmond, 28E, Danbury, Conn.
Knapton, Dorothy Rose, 28A, Winfield.
Knauss, Herman, 25M, Poughkeepsie.
Knauss, Stuart Fred, 27A, Poughkeepsie.
Knaysi, George Abdallah, B.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Kneen, Harold Fitch, 25M, Cleveland Heights,
Ohio.
Knettles, John Prescott, jr., 26Ag, South Lansing.
Kniffin, Claude Wilmot, 26M, Lew Beach.

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Knight, Bertha Isabel, Sp A, Fredonia.
Knight, Olive Isadora, 26Ag, Burnt Hills.
Knight, William Walton, jr., 27M, Evanston, 111.
Knobloch, Carl Walter, 28M, Erie, Pa.
Knott, James Edward, M.S., Grad, Jamaica Plain,
Mass.
Knowlton, Frank Eldor, 25Ag, Forestville.
Knowlton, Lawrence Gane, A.B., Grad, Oberlin,
Ohio.
Koby, Madalene, 2SAg, Naples.
Koch, Harry Sanford, jr., 26Ag, New York City.
Koch, Robert Joseph, 27A, Alliance, Ohio.
Kochenthal, Richard Marues, 28A, Rochester.
Koehl, Albert Emil, 28A, Jersey City, N. J.
Koelb, Carl Milton, 28Ar, Stonington, Conn.
Koenig, Ira, 26A, New York City.
Koerner, Fritz, 26C, Stapleton.
Koestler, Melvin Joseph, 29A, Elizabeth, N. J.
Koetsch, Elizabeth Mary, 26A, North Tonawanda.
Koff, Seymour Joseph, 27L, Brooklyn.
Kohl, Vincent Louis, 25 M, Chicago, 111.
Kohler, Howard Remington, 25C, Medina.
Kohm, Gertrude Veronica, 27A, Ithaca.
Kolb, Jacob Lawrence, 25A, Elmira.
Kolborg, Viola Karen, 27A, Brooklyn.
Konrad, Norman Carl, 2 7AChem, Buffalo.
Koo, Ekay Konloh, B.S., Grad, Soochow, China.
Koons, Luther Donald, 27E, Waverly.
Korchien, Julius, 25Ar, Rochester.
Korn, Matthew Farrin, 27A, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Kortjohn, Dorothy, 27A, New York City.
Kossack, Rose, 26A, Richmond Hill.
Kossack, Sylvia, 28A, Richmond Hill.
Kovas, Helen Elizabeth, 25A, Ossining.
Kovner, Bernard Jacob, 26L, Brooklyn.
Kovner, Sylvia Jeanne, 27A, Brooklyn.
Kramer, Richard Herman, 28Ag, Brooklyn
Krancher, Carl Gustaf, 27M, Brooklyn.
Kratzer, Harriet Louise, 28Ag, Baldwinsville.
Kratzer, Mildred Marie, 28Ag, Baldwinsville.
Kraus, John, 28Ag, New York City.
Krauss, Maurice Daniel, 2 8A, Brooklyn.
Krauss, Mildred Stratton, M.S., Grad, Bradford,
Pa.
Krauss, William Ernest, B.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Krech, Edward Max, 27C, Ridgewood, N. J.
Krech, Harvey Ernest, 27C, Rochester.
Kreezer, George, A.B., Grad, Los Angeles, Cal.
Kreglow, Wiliam Martin, 27M, Palmerton, Pa.
Kreidler, Elizabeth Maree, 28Ag, Olean.
Kreisel, George Reinhardt, B.S., Grad, Amsterdam.
Kresge, Charles Barnet, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Kresge, Luther Henry, Sp Ag, Binghamton.
Krider. Harold Henry, 25A, Canton, Ohio.
Krieger, John Garrett, 27A, Salamanca.
Kroehle, Edgar Williams, 25E, Cleveland, Ohio.
Krohn, Stuart Elias, 26A, Utica.
Kroninger, Paul Hendricks, 26Ag, Allentown, Pa.
Krouse, Daniel Harvey, 2sAg, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Krupa, Robert, 28A, New York City.
Krupkin, Nathan, 25A, Watertown.
Krusen, Henry Stanley, 28A, East Orange, N. J.
Ku, Zing Whai, 26A, Kating, Kiangsu, China.
Kuehmsted, Armin Oscar, 27E, Hinsdale, 111.
Kuehn, Frederick Winton, 27E, Bowmanstown, Pa.
Kuehnert, Helen Linnie, 28A, McDonald, Pa.
Kuflik, Murray, 28A, Brooklyn.
Kuhn, Theodore Charles, 2 7A, Poughkeepsie.
Kuhns, James Hallam, 27C, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Kullman, Earl Quincy, 28Eng, Brooklyn.
Kulp, Claude Livingston, Sp A, Ithaca.
Kunsch, Harold Edward, 27C, Danbury, Conn.
Kuntz, David Pursel, 26Ag, Treichler's, Pa.
Kuntz, Wellington Wesley, jr., 28M, Treichler's,
Pa.
Kunz, Walter Bramble, A.M., Grad, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Kurdt, Albert, 26Ag, Lindenhurst.
Kurita, David Kanichi, 2SAr, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Kurz, Edward Royal Henry, 27A, Brooklyn.
Kurz, George Carl Ernest, 28E, Bayonne, N. J.
Kurzweil, Arthur Columbus, 28C, Syracuse.
Kushel, Elias, 26A, Brooklyn.
Kvaale, Erling, Grad, Sogudal, Sogu, Norway.
Kwit, Nathan, 27A, Brooklyn.
Kwong, Tsae Ngoo, 25MD NYC, Shanghai, China.
Kwouk, William Tsah-ming, 2SAChem, Hankow,
China.
Kyle, Alan MacChesney, 26AChem, Cambridge,
Mass.
LaBar, John Spencer, 27A, Scranton, Pa.
LaBonte, Harold Roland, 26Ag, Lawrence, Mass.
Laborde, Salvador, 26M, Havana, Cuba.
Lacey, Harold Talbot, B.Chem., Grad, Bingham
ton.
Lacey, Truman Arthur, 26Ar, Binghamton.
Lacy, James Allen, 28Ag, Fernwood.
Ladas, George, A.B., 27MD NYC, New York City.
Lai Kit Tsoi, B.S.C.E., Grad, Kweihsien, Kwangsi,
China.
Laidlaw, Archibald McVey, 27A, Ellicottville.
Laig, Fred Ernest, 27E, Brooklyn.
Laird, George Alvin, 25M, Waterbury, Conn.
Lakas, John Matthew, 26E, Rock Glen.
Lakoff, Elsie Virginia, 28A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Lamb, Gilbert Baldwin, 27C, New York City.
Lamb, Margaret Mary, 25A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Lamb, Muriel Alice, 27Ag, New York City.
Lambly, John Edward, 27A, Wyoming, N. J.
LaMont, George Darwin, 27A, Albion.
LaMont, Thomas Eldredge, 27Ag, Albion.
Lampe, Dorothy Louise, 26A, New York City.
Land, Richard Irving, 25C, New York City.
Landauer, Leo L., 27C, Dallas, Texas.
Landauer, Stanley Julian, 2 7A, Albion.
Landback, Pearl Evans, 25 M, Northumberland,
Pa.
Landes, James Saul, 28A, Brooklyn.
Lane, Andrew LaMar, 28Ag, Trumansburg.
Lane, Henry Edwin, 27A, New York City.
Lang, Albert, 26Ag, New York City.
Lang, Edward Hill, 25M, Jersey City, N. J.
Lang, William Herbert, 29Ar, Brooklyn.
Langan, John Vincent, 27Ar, Scranton, Pa.
Langdon, Jervis, jr., 27A, Elmira.
Lange, Harriet, 28A, Brooklyn.
Lange, Raymond Victor, 26Ag, Brooklyn.
Langerfeld, Edwin Arthur, 28C, Woodhaven.
Langhorst, Frederick Lothian, 28M, Elgin, 111.
Lanrowitz, Bernard, 26A, Binghamton.
Lansing, Helen Victoria, 27A, Watervliet.
Lanterman, William Gerald, 27C, East Orange,
N.J.
Lanz, Walter John, 28E, Lynbrook.
Lapin, Joseph H., 26MD NYC, Brooklyn.
Larco, Alfred Jose, 28Ag, Trujillo, Peru.
Larco, Constante David, 28AChem, Trujillo, Peru.
Larco, Pinillos Roger Edward, 26Ag, Trujillo, Peru.
Larkin, Beatrice Marcella, 28Ag, Ellenville.
Larkin, Leo Joseph, A.B., Grad, Ellenville.
Larsen, Norman Laurance, A.B., Grad, Hamilton.
Larson, George Theodore, 26C, Stamford, Conn.
Larson, Louis Leonard, B.S., Grad, South Prairie,
Wash.
Larwood, John Hart, 28Ag, Albion.
Latona, Joseph Antonio, 25A, Garfield, N. J.
Lasky, Solomon Sabeson, 27MD NYC, New York
City.
Latta, Alexander, 28E, Inkerman, Pa.
Laubengayer, Albert Washington, B.Chem., Grad,
Ithaca.
Laubengayer, Richard August, 2sAg, Ithaca.
Laubenstein, William Julius, 27Ag, New Rochelle.
Laubscher, Cora Rolfe, A.M., Grad, Petersburg,
Va.
Lauer, Franklin Albert, 27Ag, Rochester.
Lawford, Geoffry Noel, 28Ar, Los Angeles, Cal.
Lawler, John Griffin, 26A, Auburn.
Lawler, Leo Thomas, 29A, Niagara Falls.

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Lawrence, Elias David, 25A, Paterson, N. J.
Lawson, Frances Elizabeth, 27A, South Boston, Va.
Lay, Jane Margaret, 27Ag, West Bloomfield.
Lay, Laurence Campbell, 27M, Oil City, Pa.
Laylin, John Gallup, 25A, Columbus, Ohio.
Lazar, Daniel Morrison, 28A, New York City.
Lazarus, Joseph Ashur, 25A, Bayonne, N. J.
Learning, Mary Marg ret, 26Ag, Trenton, N. J.
Lebhar, Bertram, jr., 27A, New York City.
Lederer, Marie Louise, 25MD NYC, New York
City.
Lee, Adelaide Marie, 28Ag, Sherrill.
Lee, Arthur Walter, 25 M, Auburn.
Lee, Harriet Elizabeth, 27AChem, Dundee.
Lee, James Pollock, 29A, New York City.
Lee, My le Fober, 28V, Lynbrook.
Lee, Porter Raymond, jr., 28A, New York City.
Lee, Samuel Bayard, A.M., Grad, Ithaca.
Leeming, Elsie Mildred, 28Ag, East Orange, N. J.
Leerburger, Leonard, 26E, New York City.
Leff, Ralph Eiffel, 28A, Brooklyn.
Leffingwell, Burton Alpheus, B.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Leffingwell, Dana Jackson, A.M., Grad, Aurora-on-
Cayuga.
Leffler, Dorothy Maxine, 28A, Jamaica.
Lefkowitz, Elias David, 25A, Paterson, N. J.
Lehmann, Alfred Vincent, 28E, Buffalo.
Lehmann, Lillian Hesscourte, 28A, Batavia.
Lehner, Jack, 26A, Kingston.
Lehr, Eugene Landon, 26C, Southold.
Leibman, Julius, 28A, Brooklyn.
Leick, Leonard Maurer, 27Ag, Lakewood, Ohio.
Leiserson, Alfred Robert, 26A, New York City.
Lemcke, Else Dorothea, B.S., 28MD NYC, Orange,
N.J.
Lemon, John Frederic, 2SAg, Richmond, Ind.
Lempert, Samuel, 25A, New York City.
Lenart Andrew Fr ncis, 27C, New York City.
Leng, Robert Molitor, 28A, Staten Island.
Lennox, Colin Gordon, 26Ag, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Lent, Robert Jarrold Folsom, 27Ar, Albion.
Lenz, Henry Howard, 25M, Gloversville.
Leonard, Chilson Hathaway, B.S., Grad, New York
City.
Leonard, James Frederick, 25M, East Orange, N. J.
Leonard, Malcom Frederick, 27Ar, Leonardo, N. J.
Leonard, Sydney, 27Ag, Staten Island.
Leonard, Wallace Orrin, 27M, Toledo, Ohio.
Leone, Frank, 27A, Corona.
Leoni, Zoilo Guillermo, 25C, Cochabamba, Bolivia.
Leopold, Harold Friedman, 27A, Youngstown,
Ohio.
Lepler, Morton, 29A, New York City.
Lesoff, Eleanor, 28A, Far Rockaway.
Lesser, Blanche Hulda, 26A, New York City.
Lessler, Chester Arthur, 25A, New York City.
Lester, Agnes Throop, 26A, Seneca Falls.
Leun, Adolph Vincent, 25 M, Huntington.
Levandoski, Leo, 28M, Dunkirk.
Levenson, Carl Leslie, 26A, New York City.
Levick, John Harkness, 26M, New Rochelle.
Levie, Howard Sidney, 28A, New York City.
Levin, Bennet Marshall, 28A, Stamford, Conn.
Levin, Emanuel, 29A, Brooklyn.
Levin, Gertrude Belle, 27A, Cleveland, Ohio.
Levin, Harold Benjamin, 28A, Brooklyn.
Levine, Arthur Robert, 29A, New York City.
Levine, Est lie Charlotte, 28A, New York City.
Levine, Herbert Wald, 28Ag, New York City.
Levin , Jules Frederick, 28A, New Rochelle.
Levine, Milton Isra, 27MD NYC, Yonkers.
Levine, Rose Molly, 26A, Brooklyn.
Levine, Val Rogin, 2 7A, New York City.
Levinson, Milton David, 29A, Brooklyn.
Levinton, Geneva, 26L, New York City.
Levison, Maxine, 25A, Toledo, Ohio.
Levitan, Benjamin, 25A, Tarrytown.
Levy, Beatrice Felice, 26A, Brooklyn.
Levy, Fred Harold, 27A, Newark, N. J.
Levy, Godfrey August, 28A, Brooklyn.
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Levy, Hyman, 28A, Rochester.
Levy, Irving, 2 8A, New York City.
Levy, Irwin, 27A, New York City.
Levy, Leah Miriam, 26A, New York City.
Levy, Lydia Rae, 26A, Broooklyn.
Levy, Sidney Walter, 27A, New York City.
Lewis, Arthur Walther, 27AChem, Oneonta.
Lewis, Bruce Lochman, 27M, Philadelphia, Pa.
Lewis, Caroline Luella, 28A, Norwich.
Lewis, Charles E. F., 25M, Brooklyn.
Lewis, Cyril Penry, 29A, Ithaca.
Lewis, Dorothy Elizabeth, 26Ag, Jordan.
Lewis, Edward Champlin, 28M, Chicago, 111.
Lewis, Everett Smith, 27A, Brooklyn.
Lewis, George Harding, jr., 27A, Norfolk, Va.
Lewis, Harold Stephen, 25E, Attleboro, Mass.
Lewis, Harry Ball, 28M, Buffalo.
Lewis, Herbert Adam, 26E, Utica.
Lewis, Herschel Paul, B.S. in E.E., B.S. in M.E.,
Grad, Bells, Tenn.
Lewis, James Taylor, jr., 27M, Yonkers.
Lewis, Leonard Jacob, 29M, Ithaca.
Lewis, Loran L., 27L, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Lewis, Mary Louise, 26Ag, Utica.
Lewis, Robert Donald, B.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Lewis, Stephen Richmond, 27E, Chatham.
Lewis, Windsor David, 27E, Kingston, Pa.
Li, Chia Chi, 25M, Shanghai, China.
Li, Shu Tien, B.S. in C.E., Grad, Peking, China.
Li, Yin Chiu, B.S. in C.E., Grad, Shahoyee, Chihli,
China.
Libby, Harriett Martin, Ph.D., Grad, Ithca.
Lichty, Mayay Elizabeth, Sp Ag, Clifton Springs.
Lieb, Henry. 27A, Brooklyn.
Lieberman, Leo, 28A, Brooklyn.
Lieberman, Stanley, 26Ag, Brooklyn.
Lietch, Bertha Doyle, 27Ag, Eastman, Ga.
Lieu, Chung Chuan, 27E, Foochow, China.
Liljeholm, Henry Eskel, 26A, Albany.
Lilly, Thomas Arthur, 29Ag, Ellicott City, Md.
Limbacher, Harry Jacob, 28Ag, Hoboken, N. J.
Lincoln, Elizabeth Hague, 26A, Ithaca.
Lind, Anton Blix, 26A, Auburn.
Lindal, Herbert Frederick, 28A, Buffalo.
Lindeman, James McDonald, B.Arch., Grad,
Hamilton, Ont., Can.
Linderman, Verlee Orson, 27Ag, Allegany.
Lindley, John William, A.B., Grad. Cheney, Wash.
Lindsay, John Randolph, A.B., Grad, Rochester.
Linehan, Michael Donald. 2sAg, Hudson Falls.
Lingenfelter, Maurice Hugh, 26M, Altoona, Pa.
Lininger, Fred Fouse, B.S., Grad, Martinsburg, Pa.
Linster, John Thompson, 28AChem, Port Jervis.
Lintz, Arthur, 25A, New York City.
Lintz, Robert Milton, A.B., 27MD NYC, New
Kensington, Pa.
Lipa, Charles Buell, 27A, Utica.
Lippman, Julius Henry, 27A, Mount Vernon.
Lipps, Ruth Swingle, 26A, Corning.
Lipschitz, Harold, 28A, Brooklyn.
Lipschitz, Irving Murray, 27A, New York City.
Lipshitz, David, 28A, Rockaway Park.
Lipshutz, Daniel, 27A, Brooklvn.
Lipsky, Merrill David, 2SMD NYC, New York
City.
Lipson, Lester, 28A, Monticello.
Lipstein, Samuel, 28A, Newark, N. J.
Lisbon, Wallace, 27MD NYC, New York City.
Lissey, Jeannette Fr nces, 28A, Jamaica.
Littauer, David, 27A, New York City.
Little, Alicia Mae, 26A, Philmont.
Little, Elma Elizabeth, 26Ag, Albany.
Little, John Charles, 28A, Saranac Lake.
Little, Sidney W., 26AChem Buffalo.
Liu, Chung Lo., B.S., Grad, Foochow, China.
Liu, Frank Hsing Chi, B.S.A., Grad, Hankow,
China.
Liu, Tien, B.S., Grad, Mei Hsien, Kwangtun,
China.
Livermore, John Sisson, 26A, Gowanda.

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Livermore, Josiah Randall, B.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Livingston, Katherine Mary, 25A, Detroit, Mich.
Llorens, Carlos Alberto, 25M, Playa Ponce, P. R.
Lloret, Rafael Gonzalez, 27L, Baliuag, Bulacan,
P. I.
Lloyd, May, 26A, Atlantic City, N. J.
Lobar, Muriel Lillian, 27A, New York City.
Lobrano, Gustave Stubbs, 25L, New Orleans, La.
Lockart, Edward Pierce, 27Ar, Caspian, Mich.
Lockerby, David Linton Lyall, 28M, Lachine, Que.,
Can.
Lockwood, Henry Skelding, 26Ar, Brooklyn.
Lockwood, Julia Etta, 26Ag, Buffalo.
Lockwood, Marion Ellen, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Lockwood, Willard George, 27V, Ithaca.
Lodge, William Henry, 26Ag, Montgomery.
Loeb, Dorothy Karolyn, 28A, Far Rockaway.
Loeb, Helen Lenore, 27A, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Loeb, Lenore, 26A, Astoria.
Loeb, William Simon, 26M, Philadelphia, Pa.
Loetscher, Robert Forsyth, 28M, Dubuque, Iowa.
Loewe, Milton, 28A, Brooklyn.
Logan, Frank Whitfield, B.S.. Grad, Seattle, Wash.
Logan, Glen Leslie, 26M, Portage, Pa.
Logan, Paul Howland, 26Ag, New York City.
Logan, Victor Wesley, 27MD NYC, New York
City.
Loh, Zung-nyi, A.B., Grad, Nansiang, Kiangsu,
China.
Lohman, Alfred William, M.S., Grad, Wheeling,
W. Va.
Lohr, Flora Lucille, 2sAg, Ithaca.
Lonergan, Margaret Ann, 26A, Ithaca.
Long, Richard Lewis, A.B., 27MD NYC, Charlemont,
Mass.
Longnecker, Frank Geyser, 27A, Trumansburg.
Longwell, Harold Walter, 25A, Bath.
Longyear, Hilda Rose, 26Ag, Jewett.
Loomis, Walter Earl, Ph.D., Grad, Makanda, 111.
Lopez, Frank Gonzales, jr., 27Ar, Glen Ridge, N. J.
Lord, Russell Farnum, A.B., Grad, Port Jervis.
Lori, Edward Stephen, 27Ag, Greenwich, Conn.
LoRusso, Dominic Leonardo, 28A, Waterbury,
Conn.
Los, Loretta Gertrude, 27A, Hasbrouck Heights,
N.J.
Lothers, John Edmond, C.E., Grad, Peru Lack, Pa.
Lotridge, Edith Lucille, 28Ag, Cincinnatus.
Louchheim, William Sandel, 25C, Philadelphia, Pa.
Loudon, Isabel Marion, A.B., 28MD NYC, New
York City.
Loudon, McKinley, 26MD NYC, Cleveland, Ohio.
Lounsbury, Thomas Frederick, 26Ag, Brookton.
Love, Alice Dunbar, 28A, Fredonia.
Love, Arthur Herbert, 25A, Brooklyn.
Love, Harry Barclay, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Lovelace, Floyd Edward, 27A, Gouverneur.
Lovenberg, Harold Adlard, 2sAChem, Summit,
N.J.
Lowe, Edith Marie, B.S., Grad, Trumansburg.
Lowenthal, Ethel, 26A, Port Richmond.
Lowey, Henry, A.B., 27MD NYC, New York City.
Lubelle, Jack Glick, 27A, Rochester.
Lucas, Robert Thompson, 28E, Steubenville, Ohio.
Lucius, Howard Albin, 27E, South Orange, N. J.
Luddy, David J., 27A, Brooklyn.
Ludlum, Robert Coumbe, 25M, Chevy Chase, Md.
Lueder, Gertrude Louise, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Lueder, Reginald Buchanan Rosevear, 27C,
Morristown, N. J.
Luhrs, Henry Ernst, B.S., Grad, Woodhaven.
Luk, Kai Sin, 26AChem, Kwangsi, China.
Lull, Ruth Stewart, 25A, Binghamton.
Luna, Arsenio P&ez, 25C, Malabon, Rizal, P. I.
Lundquist, Gustaf Adolph, A.M., Grad, St. Paul,
Minn.
Lupo, Antonio James, 28AChem, New Brunswick,
N. J.
Lurie, Irwin Leigh, 27A, New York City.
Lusk, Joseph Paul, 2SAg, Scotia.
Lutz, William Otto, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Lyden, John Adelbert, 27A, New York City.
Lynch, Frank Worthington, 27E, San Francisco,
Cal.
Lynn, Caro, A.M., Grad, Tarkio, Mo.
Lynn, Elizabeth Gibson, 27A, Mount Vernon.
Lynn, John Henry, 27A, Mount Vernon.
Lyon, Dean Aplin, 27E, Leominster, Mass.
Lyon, Donald Rich, 25A, Hobart.
Lyon, Philip Schuyler, 29A, Cleveland, Ohio.
Lyon, Ruth Mil red, 28A. White Plains.
Lyon, Walter Eells, 26M, Walton.
Lyons, John McFune, 26E, Ithaca.
Lytle, Louise, 28A, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Maas, Stanley, 27A, Louisville, Ky.
Mabey, Mac Henry, D.V.M., Grad, Ithaca.
McAdam, Frances Elizabeth, 26A, Hastings-on-
Hudson.
MacAdams, Kathleen Anne, 25Ag, Penn Yan.
McAllister, Albert Joseph, 28Ag, Ithaca.
MacAllister, Blanche Evelyn, 26Ag, Truxton.
MacAllister, Frances Adelaide, 26A, Truxton.
Macarow, John Charles, 28E, Hazleton, Pa.
McArthur, Margaret Jeanne, 27Ag, Ithaca.
MacBain, Isabel Inez, 26A, Closter, N. J.
MacBain, Marjorie, 27A, Closter, N. J.
Macbeth, Charles Lyons, 28AChem, Ottawa, Can.
Macbeth, Marion Lorena, 25A, Auburn.
McBride, Charles Grover, M.S., Grad, Columbus,
Ohio.
McBride, Grace Elizabeth, 26Ag, Glens Falls.
McCaffrey, Eugene Peter, 27A, Utica.
McCall, Hugh Regis, 26C, Steelton, Pa.
McCall, Margaret, 26A, Brooklyn.
McCallam, Samuel Eugene Alan, B.S.A., Grad,
Hamilton, Bermuda.
McCambridge, Francis James, A.B., 28MD NYC,
New York City.
McCarthy, Albert Joseph, 25E, Yonkers.
MacCarthy, Donnell Dixon, 26E, Ithaca.
McCarthy, Ro.lin Herbert, A.B., M.E., Grad,
Cortland.
McCausland, Samuel Garber, 27C, Chicago, 111.
McClintock, Barbara, B.S., Grad, Brooklyn.
McClure, Florence Stella, 29Ar, Williamsville.
McConnell, Andrew James, 27E, Atlantic City,
N.J.
McConnell. John Waldo, 27C, Hastings-on-Hudson
McCord, Emily Barnes, 26A, Westbury.
McCormick, Clara Marie, 26A, Ithaca.
McCormick, Gordon Randolph, B.Chem., Grad,
Wilkes-Parre, Pa.
McCormick, Mary Ellen, 28A, Ithaca.
McCoy, George Ingersoll, 27A, Peekskili.
McCiea, Mary Anne, A.B., Grad, Renovo, Pa.
MacCreadie, William Thomas, A.M., Grad, Northfield,
Vt.
McCreary, Anna Robertine, 27A, Utica.
McCrohan, Edwin Bryce, jr., 27M, Inwood.
McCue, Mary Eleanor, 26Ag, Lounsberry.
McCullough, James David, 26C, New York City.
MacDaniels, Clarence John, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Macdonald, Donald Scantlebury, 26A, Woodbury,
N.J.
MacDonald, Edmund Laurence, 28A, Watervliet.
MacDonald, James John, 25C, Ithaca.
MacDonald, John Winchester, 25A, Watervliet.
MacDonald, Marion E., 26A, Gloversville.
MacDonald, Mary Elizabeth, 28A, Ithaca.
Macdonough, Mildred Frances, 26A, Brooklyn.
McDowell, William Wallace, 28A, Rochester.
McElheny, Clair Carlton, 28E, Harford.
McElvein, Thomas Irving, 28A, Buffalo.
McEvoy, Julia Katherine, 27A, Utica.
McEwan, Duncan Tracy, 25A, Cooperstown.
McFadden, Helen Marie, 28A, Philadelphia, Pa.
McFadden, Thomas Joseph, 25L, Staten Island.
McFarland, Mildred Frisbee, 27A, Delhi.
MacGarr, K. Llewellyn, B.S., A.M., Grad, Ithaca.

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McGauley, John Harold, B.S., 28MD NYC,
Schenectady.
McGill, James Dumars, A.M., Grad, Avalon, Pa.
McGinn, Donald Joseph, 26A, Indian Lake
McGowin, Andrew Serrill, 28M, Cynwyd, Pa.
McGrath, Edward Maloney, A.B., Grad, Lockport.
McGrath, James Edward, 25M, Union Springs.
McGrath, John G., 26MD NYC, New York City.
MacGregor, Conrad James, 27Ag, Johnson City.
MacGregory, Gardner Bennett, 26M, Brooklyn.
McGuire, Arlie Estus, B.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Machson, Herman Abraham, 27A, Monticello.
McHugh, Arthur C, 26M, Bala, Pa.
McHugh, Francis Dodd, 26Ar, Norfolk, Va.
Mclntire, Hannah Ruth, 26Ag, Burlington, N. J.
Mcintosh, John Pierce, 28V, Little Falls.
McKay, Haden Mayo, B.S., Grad, Athens, Ga.
McKeary, Mildred May, 26Ag, Marilla.
McKee, John Swope, 28C, Washington, D. C.
MacKellar, Robert Stuart, 28V, New York City.
McKelvy, Sylvester Joseph, 27C, Newark, N. J.
McKenzie, Allison Avery, 2SAg, North Bangor.
MacKenzie, Frank Baldwin. 26Ag, Brooklyn.
McKeon, John Bricher, 25E, Buffalo.
Mackey, Charles Osborn, 2sM, Ithaca.
Mackey, Harry Sigmund, 28E, Ithaca.
Mackie, Mildred June, 28Ag, New Brighton.
McKim, Donald William, 25M, Vandergrift, Pa.
McKinlay, Duncan John, 27Ag, West New Brigh
ton.
McKinley, William, 25A, White Plains.
MacKinney, Arland Lee, 25Ag, Penn Yan.
McKinney, Robert Franklin, 26M, Schenectady.
McKinstry, Willard Lawyer, A.B., Grad, Watertown.
Mackintosh, William DeForest, 27C, Birmingham,
Ala.
McKnight, William Roy, 27Ag, Hightstown, N. J.
McLain, Norman Harold, 26C, Massillon, Ohio.
McLaughlin, Robert Roden Merideth, 26A, White
Plains.
McLaughry, William Graham, A.M., Grad, Mercer,
Pa.
McLean, True, E.E., Grad, Ithaca.
McLean, William Bissell, 28A, Pittsburgh, Pa.
MacLennan, Harry Alexander, 26Ag, Hamilton,
Ontario, Can.
MacLeod, Catherine Baynard, 28Ag, Pulaski.
McMillan, Grace, 28Ag, Schenectady.
McMillan, John Rustin Alfred, B.S., Grad,
Narooma, New South Wales, Australia.
McMillan, Phyllis, 26Ag, Schenectady.
McMillan, William Darrow, B.S., Grad, Ithaca.
McMillen, Margaret Elizabeth, 28A, Corning.
McMillen, Margaret Jean, 27Ag, Pittsburgh, Pa.
McMoon, Thomas Michael, 26A, Cooperstown.
McMullen, Eleanor Clara, A.M., Grad, Buffalo.
McMullen, Marjory Campbell, 27Ag, Schenectady.
McMullin, George Campbell, 28A, Delhi.
Macneal, Burgess Cummins, 27C, Baltimore, Md.
McNeal, Charles Edwards, 26M, Louisville, Ky.
MacNeil, Alden Brooks, 26Ar, College Point.
McNeil, Buel, 27E, Chicago, 111.
McNeil, Earl Randies, 2SAg, Argyle.
McNeil, Thomas, IV, 28Eng, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Macomber, William Hiram, 25A, Kendallville, Ind.
MacPhail, Robert Skinner, 28A, Geneva, Ohio.
McPherson, Ellen Waterman, 27Ag, Ithaca.
MacQueen, James Donald, 25 M, Horseheads.
McVeigh, Luke Matthew, 26M, Saratoga Springs.
Macy, Arthur Edwin, 29Ag, New York City.
Macy, Frank H., 26A, Greenwich, Conn.
Madrigal, Ramon Monteloyola, 25C, Boac,
Marinduque, P. I.
Maeso, Maria Teresa, 26Ag, Carolina, P. R.
Magaw, Melford Kouwenhoven, 26A, Rockville
Centre.
Magill, Eunice Mina, 25A, Buffalo.
Maginnis, Ernest Victor, 27V, Ithaca.
Mahler, Edward, 27L, Perth Amboy, N. J.
Maier, Roland Leonard, 26MD NYC, Schenectady.
Mairs, James Leon, 27A, St. Paid, Minn.
Maisenhelder, Louis Carl, 28M, New Paltz.
Makuen, Henry Raymond, 2sAg, Goshen.
Mallery, Frederick Clarence, 25M, Owego.
Malley, Francis John, 29Ag, Ithaca.
Mallory, Donald Esmond, 28C, Deposit.
Malloy, Edward Francis, 28MD NYC, New York
City.
Malone, Wilfred J., 27C, Park Ridge, 111.
Maloney, Catherine Mains, 27A, Sodus Point.
Maloney, Martin Edward, 27E, Waterloo.
Malti, Michel George, A.B., B.S., E.E., M.E.E.,
Grad, Beirut, Syria.
Manchester, Hugh Wallace, 26A, Youngstown,
Ohio.
Mandelbaum, Jacques, 28A, New York City.
Mandeville, Harold Theron, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Mange, Emerson Wadsworth, 26Ag, Plandome.
Mangelsdorff, Arthur Fred, B.S., 28MD NYC,
Union Hill, N. J.
Mangold, Marson Walton, D.D.S., SpMD NYC,
Arlington, N. J.
Manktelow, Winifred Mary, 26Ag, Oriskany.
Mann, Earle Gurney, 27Ag, Richmond, Ind.
Manning, Wayne Eyer, A.B., Grad, Ithaca.
Manthai, Frederick Stephen, 27C, Port Jervis.
Manuel, Gaston Alexander,27MD NYC, NewYork
City.
Marble, Dean Richmond, 27Ag, Holcomb.
Marble, Thomas Frederick, 26C, Ithaca.
Marchand, Herbert John, 2SAg, Buffalo.
Marchant, John Henry, SpA, Ithaca.
Marcus, Julius, 28A, New York City.
Mardis, Chauncey J., A.B., 27MD NYC, Lebanon,
Ohio.
Mardon, Austin, A.M., Grad, Cambridge, England.
Marein, Edmund, 28A, Buffalo.
Maretta, James Joseph, 28A, Brooklyn.
Maretzo, Charles Bartholomew, 25E, Brooklyn.
Marietta, Harold Edward, 28A, Dayton, Ohio.
Markewich, Arthur, 26A, New York City.
Markey, Milton Lindsay, 28E, Brooklyn.
Markin, Elias, 25A, Rochester.
Marks, Claude Ulyett, 27C, Middletown.
Marks, Harold Maurice, 26M, New York City.
Marksbury, Ernestine Gaynes, 25A, Louisville, Ky.
Marple, William Elwood, 25A, Columbus, Ohio.
Marquardt, Julius Charles, B.S., Grad, Geneva.
Marquis, Dean Wilson, 26MD NYC, Winona Lake,
Ind.
Marsh, Donald Charles, 27M, Twinsburg, Ohio.
Marsh, John Dudley, 27A, Painesville, Ohio.
Marsh, Lucy Edith, 2sAg, Brookton.
Marshall, John, jr., 26Ag, Waterloo.
Marshall, Leonard Joseph, 26M, Salem, N. H.
Marshall, Robert, 28Ag, Oneonta.
Martens, James Hart Curry, C.E., M.S., Grad,
Shrub Oak.
Martin, Earl Albert, A.M., Grad, Bethany, Mo.
Martin, Edward Joseph, jr., 25M, Tarrytown.
Martin, Frank Edwin, 28M, Ithaca.
Martin, Henry Bailey, 26M, Rochester.
Martin, Kelsey Loftus, 26L, Fort Sam Houston,
Texas.
Martin, Kenneth Hollis, 27Ag, Falconer.
Martin, Randolph Benton, 26M, Maplewood, N. J.
Martin, Rebecca E., 26Ag, Ithaca.
Martinez, Juan Jose\ 27M, Mexico City, Mexico.
Martino, Tobbio, 28Ag, Buffalo.
Marvin, Elizabeth Brewer, 26Ag, Caledonia.
Mashek, Vojta Frank, jr., 28A, Chicago, 111.
Mason, Albert LaMont, 26Ag, Albion.
Mason, Elinor Elizabeth, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Mason, Kenneth Joseph, 28C Buffalo.
Mason, Malcolm Woodruff, 27MD NYC, Brooklyn.
Mason, Robert Parker, 25M, Attleboro, Mass.
Mason, Samuel Paul, 27AChem, Meyersdale, Pa.
Massey, Loren Johnson, 29Eng, Winnetka, 111.
Massey, Stuart Channell, 2SAChem, Malone.

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Masten, Edward C, 28Ag, Woodmere.
Masters, George Christian, 26M, New York City.
Masters, Richard Louis, 27AChem, Ithaca.
Mather, Fred, 25MD NYC, Wooster, Mass.
Mathes, Roger Alfred, 25A, Batavia.
Mathewson, Joseph Bryant, 26MD NYC, Bath.
Mathewson, Mary Elizabeth, 26A, Staten Island.
Mathey, Auguste Simon, 28C, Maplewood, N. J.
Matthiessen, Theodore DeWitt, 26M, Chicago, 111.
Mattison, Charles Wesley, 28Ag, Oneonta.
Mattli, Peter Anthony, B.S., Grad, Uri, Switzer
land.
Mattocks, Elmer Owen, 26M, Ithaca.
Matz, Ruth Evelyn, 27Ag, Shillington, Pa.
Maul, John Conrad, Grad, Buffalo.
Maurer, Louise Christine, 26A, Yonkers.
Maushart, Joseph Paul, 27Ag, Jamaica.
Maxwell, Robert Grove, 2SAg, Franklinville.
May, Adelaide Shaw, 28Ag, Brooklyn.
May, George Herbert, 25A, Carbondale, Pa.
Mayer, Jerome Gerald, 28C, Utica.
Mayer, William Lipman, 27A, Kansas City, Mo.
Maynard, Wilbur Allen, jr., 26C, Newtonville,
Mass.
Meach, Elizabeth Hammond, 2sAg, Castile.
Mead, Alden Henry, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Meagley, Donald Eugene, 26A, Buffalo.
Meaker, Arthur Leslie, 2 7A, Auburn
Mears, Lyman Forbes, 27 M, Cornwall-on-Hudson.
Mecartney, John Lupton, B.S., Grad., Vancluse,
Va.
Meckler, Rubin, 28A, New York City.
Medden, Rhena Vaughn, 27A, Seneca Falls.
Medway, Alice Mary, 26A, Fort Wadsworth.
Meenes, Max, A.M., Grad, Worcester, Mass.
Mehegan, Rose Mary Angela, 27A, Fulton.
Meigs, Robert Brander, 27L, Westfield, N. J.
Meister, George Samuel, 26MD NYC, Brooklyn.
Mejo, Walter Louis, 28A, Rockaway Beach.
Melcher, John Henry, 26L, Cleveland Heights,
Ohio.
Melnick, Eva, 37Ag, Sidney.
Melnicker, Harold, 25A, Bayonne, N. J.
Melzer, Lester David, 27L, Brooklyn.
Menasoff, George, 26M, Yonkers.
Menconi, Leonard, 26E, Hastings-on-Hudson.
Mendelavitz, Jacob, 28A, Albany.
Mendelowitz, Edward, 26L, New Brighton.
Mendetz, Aaron, 28A, Spring Valley.
Mendez, Carlota, A.B., 27MD NYC, Ithaca.
Mendez, Enrique, 26C, Lares, P. R.
Mendez, Laura, 28A, Ithaca.
Mera, Bernardo Loreto, 26M, Arecibo, P. R.
Mercer, Hazel Marie, 28Ag, White Plains.
Mereness, Elmer Hiram, 26Ag, Worcester.
Merin, Joseph Harold, B.S., 27MD NYC, New
York City.
Merine, Allan Abraham, 28A, Kingston.
Merolla, Edwin F., 26MD NYC, Brooklyn.
Merrell, Harold Alonzo, 26Ag, Sterling Station.
Merrick, Charles M., 3d, 26M, New Brighton, Pa.
Merrill, Dana Noyes, 27M, Fort Thomas, Ky.
Merrill, Harwood Ferry, 26A, Fort Thomas, Ky.
Merrill, Hazel E., 26A, Johnson City.
Merrill, Jesse Charles, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Merriman, Henry Lee, 28Ar, Beaver Falls, Pa.
Merritt, Bertha Sutermeister, Grad, Ithaca.
Merritt, Rachel Alice, 28Ag, Dunkirk.
Merritt, William Fowler, 26C, New York City.
Mertz, Pierre, A.B., Grad, Ithaca.
Merzbach, Eugene Cahn, 26A, New York City.
Meserve, Paul Boynton, 2SAr, Framingham, Mass.
Messer, Lykergus William, 28V, Trumansburg.
Messing, Corinne Gaskill, 28Ag, North Tonawanda.
Metz, Reynolds, 28Ag, South Bend, Ind.
Metzger, Henry Charles, jr., 27Ag, Ithaca.
Metzger, Richard Eugene, 28Ar, Ithaca.
Meyer, Albert Francis, 28C, Buffalo.
Meyer, Anna Helen, 2 7A, Richmond Hill.
Meyer, Bernard, 25M, Glen Ridge, N. J.
Meyer, Francena Roulet, 2sAg, Richmond Hill.
Meyer, Henry Herman, 27L, Richmond Hill.
Meyer, Karle Baker, 28M, Chicago, 111.
Meyer, Margaret Dorothy, 26Ag, Schenectady.
Meyer, Walter Zimmermann, 28M, Cape Girar
deau, Mo.
Meyers, Evert William, 25A, Anaconda, Mont.
Meyers, Joseph Andrew, jr., 27L, New York City.
Meyn, Albert William, Sp A, Rochester.
Mezansky, Samuel, 25A, Poughkeepsie.
Michael, Elizabeth May, 27A, Washington, D. C.
Michaelis, Alfred Moritz, 25MD NYC, New York
City.
Michel, Philip Harold, 26Ag, Bronxville.
Mickle, John Daniel, 28Eng, Chatham.
Middaugh, Wessels Stevenson, 26Ag, Slaterville
Springs.
Mider, George Burroughs, 28A, Gloversville.
Miles, Harold Leslie, 26E, Dundee.
Miles, Ralph Francis, 28Ag, Canastota.
Milkhorat, Adolph Thomas, A.B., 28MD NYC,
Carlstadt, N. J.
Millan, Franklin Eckess, 27E, Tampico, Mexico.
Millane, Catherine Brear, 26A, Holyoke, Mass.
Millane, John Joseph, jr., 28A, Holyoke, Mass.
Millar, Albert Elkin, 26E, Lancaster, Pa.
Millar, Quentin Rogers, 27Ag, Rockaway Beach.
Millard, Clyde Ira, 27E, Etna.
26MD NYC, Brook
Millemann, Raymond Joseph,
lyn.
Miller, Archibald Tearse, 25M, Winona, Minn.
Miller, Arthur Hiester, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Miller, Cameron Simpson, 27Ag, New York City.
Miller, Carl Gustave, 26E, Buffalo.
Miller, Chester Austin, 28Ag, McDonough.
Miller, David, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Miller, Edward Frederick, jr., 2sAg, New York
City.
Miller, Edwin Noble, 27Ag, Homer.
Miller, Fannie Butcher, 2sAg, Elmer, N. J.
Miller, Florence, 27A, New York City.
Miller, Francis Gallagher, 27E, Horseheads.
Miller, Frank Wayland, 27Ag, Batavia.
Miller, G. William, 25E, Rochester.
Miller, Guy Weyer, B.S., Grad, Warren, Ohio.
Miller, Irma Philomena, 28Ag, Buffalo.
Miller, Jean Hamilton, 26M, Nanuet.
Miller, John Godfrey, 2SAg, New Market, Va.
Miller, John Strother, 27M, Rahway, N. J.
Miller, John TenBroeck, 28A, Poughkeepsie.
Miller, Lewis Jacob, 27A, New York City.
Miller, Maud Carolyn, 27Ag, Mamaroneck.
Miller, Muriel Janet, 26Ag, McDonough.
Miller, Norman Amos, 26A, Evanston, 111.
Miller, Russell Cooper, B.S., Grad, Chester, Pa.
Miller, Saul Martin, 27A, Brooklyn.
Miller, Shirley Anita, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Miller, S. Morris, 26Ag, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Miller, Thomas Edwin, 28A, Montclair, N. J.
Miller, Walter Rohrer, 26V, Mamaroneck.
Milligan, John Alexander, 26A, Schuylerville.
Mills, Alfred Schultz, 2sAg, New York City.
Mills, Ellen Luella, 27Ag, Fillmore.
Mills, Ernest Merle, 2sAg, Melrose, Mass.
Mills, Maragaret Ada, 28A, Highland Lake.
Mills, Wilfred Douglas, M.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Millspaugh, Edith Daisy, 26Ag, Brooklyn.
Milmoe, Mary Anne, 27Ag, Canastota.
Milton, Paul Robert, 26A, New York City.
Miner, Dorothy Anne, 27Ag, Phelps.
Miner, Fred Loren, 27Ag, Mohonk Lake.
Minnick, Wilbur Charles, 26Ag, Hamburg.
Mintz, Nelson Kenneth, 28A, Morristown, N. J.
Miscall, Jack, M.S., Grad, Albany.
Miscall, Laurence, 26A, Albany.
Mishnun, Florence, 25A, New York City.
Misra, Dwarka Nath, Grad, Shanghoi, Punjab,
India.
Mitchell, Dale Raymond, A.B., Grad, Ithaca.
Mitchell, Doris Lillian, 2Ag, Ithaca.

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Mitchell, George Gordon, 27C, Aberdeen, Md.
Mitchell, Milo Abner, 27A, Greenwich, Conn.
Mitchell, Robert Kimberley, 26Ag, Southbury,
Conn.
Mitman, Joseph Carroll, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Moeder, William Daniel, 27E, Cleveland Heights,
Ohio.
Moellman, Thomas Albert, 28A, Cleveland, Ohio.
Moench, Henrietta Alice, 27Ag, Gowanda.
Moffat, Irene May, 27C, Rutherford, N. J.
Moffatt, Carroll Keith, 27C, Walden.
Moffett, Mary Cleveland, 28A, New York City.
Mohr, Ethel Margaret, 27A, Hoboken, N. J.
Moir, Hector McDonald, 26M, Papaikon, Hawaii.
Mole, John Ivan, 27Ag, New York City.
Molinet, Ignacio Saturnino, 27M, Chaparra, Cuba.
Mollenberg, Richard Henry, 27 M, Buffalo.
Mollison, James Davidson, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Monpgh.in, Fr.mk ("Iwrles. jr., 27A, Uniontown, Pa.
Monahan, Albert John, 25L, Johnstown.
Monahan, William Floyd, 25L, Johnstown.
Monash, Andrew Davies, 27A, New Rochelle.
Mone, Frances Naomi, 27A, Ithaca.
Monroe, Henry Stanton, 26M, Chicago, 111.
Monser, Edward Lomax, jr., 25A, Buffalo.
Montag, Elsie Marguerite, 25A, Brooklyn.
Monteith, Frances Irene, 26A, New York City.
Monte leero, Carlos, 25M, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Monty, Mary Kellogg, 26Ag, Hudson Falls.
Moody, Joseph Eugene, Sp Ag, E lington, Conn.
Mooney, Lewis Riley, A.B., Pd. B., Grad, Sayre, Pa.
Moor, John Hunt, 28A, Toledo, Ohio.
Moore, Arthur Rose, 26L, Fredonia.
Moore, Arthur Ulric, 27A, Scotch Plains, N. J.
Moore, Charles Herbert, 27C, Lake Forest, 111.
Moore, Clifford Holley, 26C, Yonkers.
Moore, David Wilson, 3d, 25A, Grad, Clayton,
N.J.
Moore, Harry Lynn, B.S., Grad, Raphine, Va.
Moore, Herbert Newton, 28E, Hohokus, N. J.
Moore, Howard Nelson, 28E, Steubenville, Ohio.
Moore, James Whitney, 27A, River Edge, N. J.
Moore, Norman Slawson, A.B., 26MD NYC,
Ithaca.
Moore, Paul James, 25A, Auburn.
Moore, Philip Wilson, 25M, River Edge, N. J.
Moore, Pliny Loyal, 28A, Tabere.
Moore, Willson Ellis, 26M, Candor.
Morales, Rita, B.A., Grad, Houston, Texas.
Moran, Edward Aloysius, 26Ag, Arcade.
Moran, Helen Mary, 26A, Troy.
Moran, Virginia Hope, 2sAg, Seneca Falls.
Moran, William Joseph, 26Ag, Arcade.
Morath, John William, 28Ar, Utica.
Mordock, John Bayley, 28M, Winnetka, 111.
Morehouse, Walter Bertram, M.S., Grad, Sandy
Cove, N. S., Can.
Moreland, Sherman, jr., 26L, Van Etten.
Morelli, Frederick, 26A. Utica.
Moreno, Roberto Reynaldo, 26AChem, Manila,
P.I.
Moress, Saul, 27MD NYC, Rochester.
Morgan, George Warren, 27L, Pottsville, Pa.
Morgan, Godfrey, jr., 25E, Buffalo.
Morgan, Henry Durand, 29Ar, Atlanta, Ga.
Morgan. Lawrence Onis, A.M., Grad, Turon, Kans.
Morgan, Miriam Desire Elsbree, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Morgan, William Richard, 27C, Utica.
Morgan, Willis Dickinson, 25L, Sorakers.
Morganstern, Richard Ralph, 26E, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Morioka, Isami, Grad, Takaishimura, Kochiken,
Japan.
Moritz, Fred George, 2M, Denver, Colo.
Morlidge, John Bailie, jr., 27C, Newport, Ky.
Morris, Grace Estella, 26A, Lockport.
Morris, Harry Hasson, jr., 26AChem. Augusta, Ga.
Morris, John Carless. 26E, Sag Harbor.
Morris, John Harold, A.B., M.D., Sp MD NYC,
New York City.
Morris, Mary Edna, Sp A, Alpine,
Morris, Robert, 25A, New York City.
Morrison, Clarence Leonard, Sp Ag, Cambridge,
Ohio.
Morrison, Malcolm Chapman, 25M, Ithaca.
Morrison, Marjorie Gale, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Morrison, Rose Dee, 28A, Ridgefield Park, N. J.
Morse, Abram Charles, 27A, New York City.
Morse, Charles Walter, B.Chem., Gnd, Amsterdam.
Morse, Franc Hall, B.S., Grad, Levanna.
Morse, Raymond Carmel, 27A, Brooklyn.
Morse, Reva Louise, 27Ag, Dundee.
Morse, Rowena Allen, A.B., Grad, Ithaca.
Mortimer, Earl John, 29Ag, Stafford.
Mortimer, George Richard, 28Ag, Freeport.
Morton, David Skinner, 27A, Syracuse.
Morton, Joseph Harold, 27A, New York City.
Moses, Max, 28MD NYC, Spring Valley.
Moses, Richard Guggenheimer, 28A, Baltimore,
Md.
Mosher, Esther, 28A, Auburn.
Mosher, Lewis Kenneth, 28A, Horseheads.
Moshier, Edson George, 26M, Penn Yan.
Moss, Leland Bartlett, 26E, Poughkeepsie.
Mosso, Emma Alliene, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Mossop, Mervyn Charles, B.S., Grad, Cape Town,
South Africa.
Most, Amicus, 27C, New York City.
Mothershead, Wilson, 28Ar, Indianapolis, Ind.
Mott, Lawrence Vancleve, 25C, Buffalo.
Mott-Smith, Robert Hartwell, 25E, Honolulu,
Hawaii.
Mould Etta Peace, 27A, Montgomery.
Moulton, Richard Wilmarth, 25E, Quincy, Mass.
Mount. Charles Koons, jr., 25M, Brooklyn.
Mount, Frances de Gray, 28A, New Rochelle.
Mountsier, Charles Mcllvain, 28M, Bellevue, Pa.
Moyer, Clarence Simon, 28AChem, Womelsdorf,
Pa.
Moyer, Elizabeth Richmond, 27Ag, Lockport.
Moyer. May Fretz, 27Ag, Quakertown, Pa.
Moynihan, John Robert, 26M, Buffalo.
Mueller, Clara Viola, 27A, Caldwell, N. J.
Mueller, Frank Hieronymus, 26M, Decatur, 111.
Mueser, Richard Edward, 26Ag, New York City.
Muir, Walter, 27E, New York City.
Muller, Albeit Stanley, B.S., Grad, Huntington.
Muller, Barbara, 27A, San Francisco, Cal.
Muller, Carl Frederick, 26A, New York City.
Muller, Franklin Frederick, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Muller, Herbert Joseph, 25A, New York City.
Muller, Ysabel Alvira, 2sAg, Ithaca.
Mumford, Dwight Curtis, B.S., Grad, Urbana, 111.
Mundy, Floyd Woodruff, jr., 28 \. New York City.
Munns, Ralph Brady, 27Ag, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Munschauer, George Edwin, 27M, Buffalo.
Murdock, Charles George, jr., 28A, Auburn.
Murdock, Malcolm Putnam, 28A. Olean.
Murdock, Richard Coolidge, 27A, Ossining.
Murdock, Robert Davidson, 28Ag, Ossining.
Murnane, Theodore Bernard, 27C, Utica.
Murphy, Hugh Crahan, 28Ag, Eastport.
Murphy, Margaret Chambers, 2sAg, New York
Citv.
Murray, George Gilbert, 26Ag, New Rochelle.
Murray, George Washington, jr., 2SAChem, Mount
Vernon.
Murray, Gerald Augustus, 27A, Neponsit.
Murray, Oliver James, 25A, Rockville Center.
Myers, A. Howard, 26A, Albany.
Myers, Mabel Adelaide, A.M., Grad, Anaheim,
Cal.
Myers, Robert Page, B.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Myers, Spencer, 28A, Ossining.
Myerson, Samuel, B.S.. 28MD NYC, Brooklyn.
Mykrantz, John McCormick, 25A, Columbus,
Ohio.
Mylne, John Malloch, jr., 26C, Riverside, Cal.
Nagel, Alfred William, 25M, Ensley, Ala.
Naill, William Young, 26M. Hanover, Pa.

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Nakano, Tadashi, 28C, Tokyo, Japan.
Nakatsukasa, Masao, A.B., Grad, Yokahama,
Japan.
Nail. Arthur Frederick, 28A, Brooklyn.
Namack, William Henry, 28Eng, Ballston Spa.
Narefsky, Dorothy, 25A, New York City.
Nash, Arthur Lord, 27A, Flushing.
Nathan, Simon Shaffron, 27E, Roosevelt.
Nathanson, Jerome Milton, 28A, Buffalo.
Nayer, Frieda, 27A, Bayonne, N. J.
Neate, Lucy Loretta. 25A, Falconer.
Needham, Paul Robert B.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Needham, Sabrina Clifton, 25A, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Needham, William Reuel, 2sAg, Ithaca.
Needleman, Isidore Gibby, 27A, New York City.
Neely, Leila Estelle, 27Ag, Rock Hill, S. C.
Neher, Theodore, 26A, New York City.
Nelles, John Frederick, 27M, Irvington, N. J.
Nelson, Alice Rosamond, 26Ag, Great Neck.
Nelson, Helen Stearns Sp Ag, Rensselaer.
Nelson, John Douglas, 2sAg, Yonkers.
Nelson, Milton Goodrich, B.S., Grad, Rensselaer.
Nelson, Samuel Baldwin Smith, 27C, Los Angeles,
Cal.
Nemerson, Nathan, 26MD NYC, Brooklyn.
Nesbitt, Donald Albert, 28A, Dayton, Ohio.
Nettleton, Dorothy May, 25A, Detroit, Mich.
Neumann, Warrei Randolph, E.E., Grad, Ithaca.
Neushul, Michael, 26M, New York City.
Nevin, Charles Merrick, M.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Nevins, Irvin, 25E, New York City.
Newcomb, James Lawrence, 26Ag, Albany.
Newell, George Kennedy, jr., 25M, Saranac Lake.
Newell, John Mackintosh, 28A, Washington, D. C.
Newfang, Edward Carl, 26A, Hastings-on-Hudson.
Newhall, Allan Goodrich, B.S., Grad, Williamstown,
Mass.
Newland, Harry Elihu, B.S., Grad, Mitchell, Ind.
Newman, Albert B., A.B., Grad, New York City.
Newman, Alphonso Collins, 26V, Penfield.
Newman, Frances Anna, 28A, New York City.
Newman, Grace Trenholme, A.B., 28MD NYC,
New York City.
Newman, Julian, 28M, Brooklyn.
Newton, Charles Francis, 25A, Ithaca.
Newton, Miles Corl, 25C, Ithaca.
Newton, Paul Jefferson, 28A, Ithaca.
Nichols, Charles Kitto, 26A, Greenwich, Conn.
Nichols, Helen Colegrove, 2SAr, Buffalo.
Nichols, Rudolf Edward, 28V, Chatham.
Nicholson, Florence Millicent, 27A, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Nick, Robert Pinney, 25E, Youngstown, Ohio.
Nickles, Herbert Leslie, 26Ag, Massillon, Ohio.
Nicolaides, George James, B.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Niday, Margaret Mary, 27L, Boise, Idaho.
Nield, Walter Kelsey, 27A, East Aurora.
Niu, Dewar Illiad, B.S. in M.E., Grad, Soochow,
China.
Nixon, John Fredrick, 27L, Atlantic City, N. J.
Nixon, Theodore, A.B., Grad, Brookline, Mass.
Noback, Charles Victor, D.V.M., Grad, Ithaca.
Nobel, James Dodman, 26A, Hackensack, N. J.
Nobile, Joseph Charles, 26Ar, New York City.
Noble, Elizabeth, 28Ag, Roslyn Heights.
Noble, Stanley Rodman, 27A, Yonkers.
Nohle, Ernest Foster, 28Ag, Adams.
Nolin, Joseph Henry, 25Ag, Auburn.
Noll, John, jr., 25A, Youngstown, Ohio.
Noonan, Cyril James, 28V, Honeoye Falls.
Noonburg, William, 27AChem, Paterson, N. J.
Norman, Peter Roussel, 25E, Morgan City, La.
Norman, William Lee, B.S., Grad, Sinclairville.
Norris, James Alexander, 25C, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Norris, Wilber Locke. 26C, Glens Falls.
North, George Jay, 27AChem, Washington, D. C.
Northrop, Miles Gordon, 25 M, Oldsmar, Fla.
Northrop, Ruth Augusta, 2sAg, Westfield.
Norton, Earle William, 26A, Gardiner, Me.
Norton, Lytle Hurd, 26C, Wellsville.
Norton, Paul Joseph, Sp A, Ithaca.
Nosek, Anton George, jr., 25Ar, Cleveland, Ohio.
Notestein, Frank Wallace, B.S., Grad, Alma, Mich.
November, Willis m, 27A, Brooklyn.
Novotny, Frank John, 25A, Long Island City.
Nowicki, Valentine Anthony, 25A, Yonkers.
Noxon, Mary Esther, 27Ag, North Creek.
Noyes, Charlotte MacCallum, 28A, Kenwood.
Noyes, Howard Bohner, 27C, Albany.
Noyes, Imogen Constance, 25A, Kenwood.
Nuckols, Samuel Stuart, 28E, Riverton, N. J.
Nugent, William Kemp, 25V, Richmond Hill.
Nundy, Janet Bertha, 26Ag, Westfield.
Nungezer, Edwin, B.S., Grad. Columbia, S. C.
Nusbaum, Merrill Beckenheimer, 26Ar, Gary, Ind.
Nuttall, Ruth Marian, 28Ag, Brookton.
Nydegger, Roland Roswell, 28M, Westfield, N. J.
Nye, Sylvanus Fisher, 28A, Buffalo.
Nyholm, Christian, Grad, Copenhagen. Denmark.
Nyi, Tsung Tsong, 28MD, Soochow, China.
Nystrom, Marden Roscoe, 26Ag, Ridgefield Park,
N.J.
Oakes, Randall Voorhees, 28Ag, Maplewood, N, J.
O'Banion, Albert Lee, 27E, Ithaca.
O'Brien, Dorothy Adele, 26Ag, Brooklyn.
O'Connell, Mary Ellen, Sp Ag, Hammondsport.
O'Connor, Ruth Virginia, 27Ag, Glens Falls.
Odbert, John Turner, 28M, Lakewood, Ohio.
Odell, Norman Samuel, 26E, Ithaca.
Odin, Eugene, 27M, New York City.
O'Donnell, Howard Jerome, 25M, Pelham.
O'Donnell, Leo Joseph, 27MD NYC, Jersey City,
N.J.
O'Donnell, Mildred Genevieve, 28A, Herkimer.
Oertel, Everett, B.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Offenthal, Arnold Laurence, 25A, New York City.
Ogburn, Roger Wendell, A.B., 26MD NYC,
Greensboro, N. C.
Ogden, George Dorris, 27L, Batavia.
Ogden, Helen, 26Ag, Elnora.
Ogden, John William, 26M, Perkasie, Pa.
Ogden, Jonathan, 2 8A. Ithaca.
Ogden, William Hall, 27C, Ithaca.
Ohart, Theodore Charles, 28M, Auburn.
Okamoto, Tatsuji, Grad, Sashiki, Kumamoto,
Japan.
Olafson, Peter, 26V, Edinburg, N. Dak.
Oldberg, Oscar Orville, 27M, Detroit, Mich.
Olds, Franklin Marcellus, 28Eng, Rochester.
O'Leary, Anna Bamford, 25Ag, Cortland.
O'Leary, Paul Martin, A.B., Grad, Lawrence, Kans.
Oliver, Mildred Julia, 2sAg, New City.
Oliver, Viola Genevieve, 27A, New City.
Olmstead, Frances Marguerite, 2SAg, South Wor
cester.
Olmstead, Herbert Brown, 27C, New Britain,
Conn.
Olmsted, Laurence Judson, 25L, Syracuse.
Olsen, Alfred Lander, 2sAg, Montgomery.
Olsen, Ethel Ingeborg, 27Ag, Ballston Spa.
Olson, Bertil John, 28Eng, Norwich.
O'Malley, Frank Joseph, 27E, Scranton, Pa.
O'Neil, Charles Schilling, 27M, Ithaca.
O'Neil, Robert Kenneth, 27V, Endicott.
O'Neill, Florence Connor, Sp Ag, Binghamton.
Opdyke, Franklin Smith, 28Ag, St. James.
Orange, Herbert Edward, 28A, Brooklyn.
Orcutt, Howard Sidney, 25E, Coudersport, Pa.
Ornelas, Samuel, 26Ag, Mexico City, Mexico.
Orr, Ronald. 28C, Montgomery, Ala.
Osborn, Elma Lauber, 27Ag, Monticello.
Osborn, Virginia, 27Ag, Monticello.
Osborne, Greta Louise, 27A, Water Mill.
Osborne, Herrick, 26C, Warrensburg.
Osborne, Luis Edmund, 28Ar, Havana, Cuba.
Osborne, Paul Vincent, 28C, Atlantic City, N. J.
Osborne, Samuel Carson, 27E, Atlantic City, N. J.
Osborne, Theodore Morrison, 2SC, Burke, Idaho.
Osgerby, Fenton Lincoln, 25E, East Tawas, Mich.

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Arthur Waring, 28Ag, Spokane, Wash.
O'Shea, Daniel George, jr., 25C, Spokane, Wash.
O'Shea, Sidney Daniel, 28A, LeRoy.
Ostrofsky, James Norman, 26AChem, Bridgeport,
Conn.
Ostrow, Irving, 27A, Poughkeepsie.
Otteson, William Irving, 28E, Brooklyn.
Otto, Richard Louis, 27Ag, Schenectady.
Otto, Samuel Christy, 26M, Richmond Hill.
Ovenshine, Eugene Samuel, 2sC,Washington, D. C.
Overacker, John Wendall, 27A, Gouverneur.
Overton, Frances Sweet, 28A, Peconic.
Owen, Kenneth Dale, 2oA, New Harmony, Ind.
Owen, Vincent Leo Anthony, 28Ag, Inwood.
Owens, Clara Brewster, 27A, Ithaca.
Owens, Helen Brewster, 25A, Ithaca.
Owings, Nathaniel Alexander, 27Ar, Indianapolis,
Ind.
Pack, Herbert John, M.S., Grad, Logan, Utah.
Packard, John Randolph, 2d, 26A, Greenville, Pa.
Paddon, Cecil John, 28E, New York City.
Page, George Nelson, 26M, Syracuse.
Page, Henry Levi, 28Ag, Phelps.
Page, Irvine H., 26MD NYC, New York City.
Pagliaro, Frank Joseph, 25C, New York City.
Paige, John Edwin, 28Ag, Ware, Mass.
Paine, Cuyler Emory, 2sAg, Albion.
Paine, Helen Mae, 27Ag, Medina.
Palestine, Herman, 27C, Brooklyn.
Paley. David Harold, 28MD NYC, Spring Valley.
Palm, William Henry, 25E, West Philadelphia, Pa.
Palmer, Francis Charles, 2 7A, Apalachin.
Palmer, Frederick Wright, 28A, Holley.
Palmer, Hoke Smith, 25Ag, Gate City, Va.
Palmer, Lynn Ransom, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Palmer, Raymond Vincent, 25C, Hartford, Conn.
Palmer, Robert Carrington, 28M, Afton.
Palmer, Warren Clark, 26Ag, Buffalo.
Palmer, William Elmer, 28A, Elmira.
Palmerton, Roswell Keith, 28A, Deposit.
Paltrowitz, Reuben Harold, 26L, New York City.
Panek, Victor Hugo, 25A, Gloversville.
Panja, Atal Kumar, 27M, Calcutta, India.
Papae, Norman, 26MD NYC, New York City.
Paret, Merrill Parmly, 25M, Bay Shore.
Parish, Truman Adrian, 26Ag, Avon.
Park, Neil Hamill, 27Ar, Parkin, Ark.
Parker, Alice Rogers, 2SAg, Brooklyn.
Parker, Dorothy Ruth, Sp A, Cortland.
Parker, Eugene Lewis, 27L, Lakewood, Ohio.
Parker, Frederick William, jr., 27M, Glencoe, 111.
Parker, Harold Croft, 27V, Ithaca.
Parker, James Peabody, 28M, Glencoe, 111.
Parker, John Mason, 3d, 28A, Owego.
Parker, Ralph Langley, B.S., ScM., M.S., Grad,
Ames, Iowa.
Parker, Raymond Asahel, 28Ag, Richville.
Parker, Winston England, 28Ag, Buffalo.
Parkhurst, Irving Wright, 25MD NYC, Brooklyn.
Parliman, Margaret Helen, 27Ag, Tenafly, N. J.
Parmley, Thomas Jennison, B.S., Grad, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Parrott, Edith Wilbur, A.B., Grad, Lake George.
Parrott, Rosemarie, 28A, Plandome.
Parshall, Charles Jonas, 28V, Colome, S. Dak.
Parshall, William Baldwin, 27L, Uniontown, Pa.
Parsons, Charles Land, 26M, Elmira.
Parsons, Cornelia Bowne, 27Ag, Marcellus.
Parsons, Everice Evelyn, 26Ag, East Canaan,
Conn.
Parsons, Floyd Bancroft, 28M, Paterson, N. J.
Parsons, John Spencer, 2$ M, Warren, Pa.
Parsons, Theophilus, jr., B.Chem., Grad, Washing
ton, D. C.
Partee, Goodloe Malone, jr., 26A, Ripley, Tenn.
Partridge, Edith Geneva, B.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Pasco, Iva Blanche, 26Ag, South Butler.
Pashley, Warren James, 27A, Oneonta.
Pasternak, Harry Joseph, 26A, New York City.
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Pasto, Toini Helvi, 27A, Lockwood.
Patchett, Bertha Anita, 27Ag, Baldwinsville.
Patel, Mooljibhai Shivabhai, M.S., Grad, Anand,
India.
Paterson, Schuyler George, 26C, Burdett.
Patnode, Winton Irving, 26AChem, Pittsfield,
Mass.
Patten, Zeboim Cartter, jr., 25Ag, Chattanooga,
Tenn.
Patterson, John Highberger, 25A, Greensburg, Pa.
Patterson, Robert Fenton, 26L, Poughkeepsie.
Patterson, Ward Saunders, 26M, Dunellen, N. J.
Patton, Mary Harriet, 25A, Brackney, Pa.
Pavitt, Morris Eugene, 26A, Brooklyn.
Pawley, Myron Gould, 26E, New York City.
Payne, Mary Graydon, A.B., Grad, Danville, 111.
Payne, Ralph Harrison, 27Ar, Youngstown, Ohio.
Payne, William Olcott, 28Ag, Philadelphia, Pa.
Peacock, Vera Louise, A.B., Grad, Ithaca.
Pearis, Samuel Herbert, 26A, Binghamton.
Pearlman, Esther Anna, 26A, Troy.
Pearlman, Leonard, 28A, New York City.
Pearson, Arthur, A.B., Grad, Denver, Colo.
Pearson, Arthur Seymour, 27C, Yonkers.
Peavy, Helen Martha, 25A, Franklinville.
Pecheur, Herbert Eugene, 27Ag, Jamaica.
Peck, Dorothy Helen, 27Ag, Scranton, Pa.
Peck, Irving George, 27Ar, Brooklyn.
Peck, Walter Chadwick, 28E, Port Jervis.
Peckham, Felix Augustus, M.E., Grad, Washing
ton, D. C.
Pedersen, Laura Grace, 26A, Stroudsburg, Pa.
Pedersen, Ruth Pauline, 28A, Stroudsburg, Pa.
Peer, Lyndon Arthur, A.B., 25MD NYC, New
York City.
Peerless, Julius, 28A, Utica.
Peisner, Irving David, 2 7A, Middletown, Conn.
Pelaez, Manuel, 26A, New York City.
Pellman, Carl William, 26A, Buffalo.
Pelmont, Andrew Prosper, A.B., Grad, Parthenay,
Deux Sevres, France.
Pelton, Frank Mathews, 28A, Youngsville, Pa.
Pelton, Robert Glasgow, 25L, Lowville.
Pendell, Elmer, LL.B., B.S., M.A., Grad, Waverly.
Penman, Roy Franklyn, B.S. in E.E., Grad, Woods
Cross, Utah.
Penn, Louis, 27A, Brooklyn.
Pennock, Enos Eldridge, 28A, Haddonfield, N. J.
Perine, R.obert Donald, 2sAg, Binghamton.
Perregaux, Edmond Adrian, B.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Perrell, Helen Elizabeth, 25A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Perrotta, Irvin Anthony, 27A, Reading, Pa.
Perry, Charles Trueman, 27V, Ithaca.
Perry, Eugene Raymond, 25Ag, Brooklyn.
Perry, Fairfield Scott, 26C, Brooklyn.
Perry, Madelin Ruth, 28MD, Ithaca.
Perry, Walter Merton, 27M, Brooklyn.
Pesez, Gerard Augustus, 28Ag, Glens Falls.
Petermann, Albert Edward, jr., 2 7A, Calumet,
Mich.
Petersen, Grace Agnes, 26Ag, Woodhaven.
Petersen, John Jacob, 25V, North Bergen, N. J.
Peterson, Minford Lou, 28Ag, Findley Lake.
Petrillo, William, 25C, Rochester.
Pettengill, James Cole, 28Ag, Rochester.
Pettinger, George Westcott, 27C, Rochester.
Petty, William Ellsworth, jr., 27Ag, Coreys.
Pew, Thomas William, 26M, Moylan, Pa.
Pfaff, Henry William, 28Ag, Buffalo.
Pfann, George Roberts, 27L, Marion, Ohio.
Pflug, Carl, 28A, Brooklyn.
Phelps, Dudley Francis, 26M, Brooklyn.
?helps, Houston Street, 26E, Holyoke, Mass.
Phillips, Alice Rosina, 28Ag, Prattsburgh.
Phillips, Harold John, 26Ag, Hulburton.
Phillips, Margelia Louise, 28Ag, Prattsburg.
Phillips, Viola Allen, 25A, Canandaigua.
Phipps, Ivan Francis, B.Ag.Sc, Grad, Melbourne,
Victoria, Australia.
Phipps, William Mason, B.S., Grad, Salyersville.Ky

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Piasecki, Harry Adam, 28E, Buffalo.
Pick, Herbert Leal, 27A, Newark, N. J.
Pierce, Leland Theodore, 2sAg, DeRuyter.
Pierson, George Everett, jr., 25M, Hopewell, N. J.
Pierson, Kirvan Henry, 25C, Baltimore, Md.
Pierstorff, Arthur Lewis, A.B., Grad, Ithaca.
Pierstorff, Marion Louise, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Piester, Mary Elizabeth, 28Ag, Staten Island.
Pietsch, Richard Francis, 26A, Evanston, 111.
Pietsch, Walter Randolph, 25A, Evanston, 111.
Pietz, Wesley Charles, 27M, Long Branch, N. J.
Pike, Bernard Chase, 28M, Brooklyn.
Pile, Robert Francis, 26A, Ithaca.
Pillion, John Raymond, 27L, Lackawanna.
Pinckney, Ruth Catherine, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Pino, Marion Clara, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Pinonsky, Samuel, 26MD NYC, Brooklyn.
Pipa, Helen Monica, 28A, Keiser, Pa.
Pirnie, Alexander, 26L, Pulaski.
Pirnie, Miles David, B.S., Grad, Pulaski.
Pitman, Richard Wallace, 28M, Westfield, N. J.
Pittenger, John Elwood, 27M, Stewartsville, N. J.
Pittoni, Mario, 27A, Lynbrook
Pizitz, Sylvia, 28A, Birmingham, Ala.
Place, Edward Wyman, 28A, Rockville Center.
Piatt, John Horace, 26Ag, Hamburg.
Piatt, Ruth Miriam, 27Ag, Hamburg.
Plummer, Norman Herbert, 26MD NYC, Reno,
Nev.
Plunkett, Margaret Louise, 27A, Ithaca.
Podboy, August John, 28Ag, Forest City, Pa.
Podboy, Frank Carl, 26A, Forest City, Pa.
Podell, Barney, 28A, Mount Vernon.
Poe, Charles Franklin, A.B., A.M., Ph.C, B.S..
Grad, Boulder, Colo.
Poley, Philip, 28V, New York City.
Pollak, James Emil, 27A, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Pollan, Robert Edward, 25L, Passaic, N. J.
Pollock, Samuel Louis, 27A, Newark, N. J.
Pomeroy, Katherine Mcintosh, A.B., Grad, Seneca
Falls.
Pond, Chester Baldwin, 27A, Ithaca.
Poole, Arthur Barnard, 26E, Westport, Conn.
Pope, Charles Linder, 26M, Montclair, N. J.
Pope, Conrad Carver, 26A, Cleveland Heights,
Ohio.
Popov, Sergei Mitrofan, 26AChem, Veronege,
Russia.
Popper, Norman Nathan, 28AChem, Newark, N.J.
Porch, Francis Monroe, 25Ag, Ithaca.
Porter, Charles Crissey, 29Ag, East Orange, N. J.
Porter, DeVere Abbot, 2sAg, Crown Point.
Porter, George Arthur, 25M, Nanticoke, Pa.
Porter, Roland Wellington, 26E, New York City.
Porter, William Wiley, 25Ag, Momence, 111.
Post, Amy Herbert, Sp Ag, Batavia.
Post, Donald John, 25C, Waterbury, Conn.
Post, Katharine Ferris, 25A, Erie, Pa.
Potdar, Bhagwant Govind, B.S., Grad, Bombay,
India.
Potter, Alice Mary, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Potterton, Dorothy Drew, 28Ag, Closter, N. J.
Potts, Jane Walker, 27A, Morristown, N. J.
Poulson, Howard Ross, 25O, East Orange, N. J.
Powalski, Edward Felix, 28C, Buffalo.
Powell, Adinor Runkle, 25Ag, Buffalo.
Powell, Charles Kelly, M.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Powell, Earle Howard, 28Ag, Canandaigua.
Powell, Helen Stahler, 28A, Tamaqua, Pa.
Powell, Whiton, B.A., Grad, Buffalo.
Powell, Zenia Margaret, 27Ag, Norwood.
Powers, Hanson Durham, A.B., Grad, Willard,
N. C.
Powers, Wollerton, 27Ag, Hazleton, Pa.
Powley, Randle Harmer, 28A, Maplewood, N. J.
Poyer, Harland Merton, 26E, Ithaca.
Pozefsky, Joseph, 25A, Gloversville.
Pragerson, Bernard Cohn, 27A, New Rochelle.
Praimakorn, Mom Chao, 25C, Bangkok, Siam.
Prangen, Helen Louise, 28Ag, Hornell.
Pratt, Arthur John, 26Ag, Norwich.
Pratt, Carlton Lester, Sp Ag, Ithaca.
Pratt, Laurence Francis, B.S., Grad, North Wey
mouth, Mass.
Pratt, Ruth Cornelia, 26Ag, Homer.
Pratt, Schuyler Brother, 25A, Wayland.
Pressman, Edward Samuel, 26A, Springfield, Mass.
Pressman, Leon, 26A, New York City.
Preston, Frank Roland, 27Ag, Oxford.
Preston, Melvin George, 25MD NYC, Utica.
Price, Glendale Marion, 25M, Dundee.
Price, Lemuel Thornton, 28C, Dansville.
Price, Leonard Cassell, 25M, Ithaca.
Price, Reginald Lyne, A.B., Grad, Charlotte,
N. C.
Price, Wilfred M., 26M, Rochester.
Price, William Steiver, 27A, Westfield, N. J.
Prickett, Paul Smith, M.S., Grad, Fort Worth,
Texas.
Pringle, Beatrice Nancy, 27Ag, Norwood.
Pringle, Caroline Gertrude, 27Ag, Mayville.
Pringle, Homer Seymour, 26Ag, Ashville.
Pritchard, John Paul, A.B., Grad, White Lake.
Pritchard, Margaret Small, 25A, White Lake.
Probasco, Marjorie Helen, B.L.A., Grad, Glens
Falls.
Proctor, Donald Andrew, 26A, Keene, N. H.
Proctor, Edward Alexander, 25C, Washington.
D. C.
Proctor, Joseph Leonard, jr., 28E, Highland Park,
111.
Proctor, Thomas Main, 25MD NYC, Waterford.
Proudfoot, Perry Alexander, 26MD NYC, Roselle,
N.J.
Prytherch, Elmer Edward, 28Ag, Binghamton.
Prytherch, Hugh, jr., 25A, Binghamton.
Pudiak, Anne, 27A, Auburn.
Pugsley, James William, 25A, Ithaca.
Pugsley, Matthew Corell, A.B., Grad, Ithaca.
Pullen, Milton VanNest, 27A, Mendon.
Pulvino, Joseph Michael, 26A, Garbutt.
Punzelt, David Wallace, 25C, Stamford, Conn.
Purcell, Walter Joseph, 26C, Kingston.
Purdon, James Ralph, 27L, Clearfield, Pa.
Purdy, Charlotte Elizabeth, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Purdy, George Williams, 25M, Laurelton.
Purdy, Nelson Wesley, 25A, Castile.
Purdy, Ruth, 26A, Ovid.
Putnam, J. Stanley, 28Ag, Dryden.
Pye, Annette Hildreth, 28Ar, Nyack.
Pye, Mildred Alice, 25Ag, New York City.
Pye, Verna Elizabeth Chester, 27Ar, Nyack.
Pyle, Cyrus, 3d., 28A, Wilmington, Del.
Quail, Robert Hoadley, 27M, Brooklyn.
Quell, Marion, 26A, Elmhurst.
Quencer, Arthur Bower, 28Ag, New York City.
Qui ck, Almon Dunbar, 28Ag, White Plains.
Qu .ck, Charlotte, 28Ar, Philadelphia, Pa.
Qu ck, Mary Adelia, 2sAg, Ithaca.
Qu llinan, Adrian Richard, 27Ag, North Troy.
Qu: llinan, Francis Joseph, 25L, Troy.
Qu: nlan, John Harlowe, 26C, Medina.
QU! nn, Albert Stephen, 27C, Watertown.
Qu nn, Benjamin Franklin, 28C, Macon, Ga.
Qu: nn, George Edward, E.E., Grad, Albany.
Qu: nn, Henry Walter, 28Ag, Albany.
Qu: nn, John Ryan, 25A, Cleveland, Ohio.
Qu nt, Harold Samuel, 27A, Brooklyn.
Qu rk, Elizabeth Dorothy, 26A, Yonkers.
Rabinowitch, Sam, 26A, Jamaica.
Rabinowitz, Abraham, 28A, New York City.
Race, Hubert Hawley, E.E., Grad, Ithaca.
Race, Marion Josephine, 27Ag, Buffalo.
Radding, Eva Laura, 26A, Jersey City, N. J.
Rademan, Norman, 28Ag, Philadelphia, Pa.
Radford, Alma Bernhardt, 26A, New York City.
Radford, Roberta, 29A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Radice, Marcus Anthony, 2sAg, Buffalo.

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Rafler, Nathan, 28A, Hudson.
Raices, Emanuel Edward, 27A, Brooklyn.
Ramage, Samuel Cowan, 27M, Alexandria, Va.
Ramberg, Edward Granville, 26A, Portland, Ore.
Ramberg, Walter Gustav Charles, 26A, Portland,
Ore.
Ramer, Gordon Frey, 27E, York, Pa.
Ramirez, Mariano Hector, 27L, Mayaguez, P. R.
Rampona, Joseph Mercer, 25M, Youngstown,
Ohio.
Ramsburgh, Elias Beeson, jr., 26C, Frederick, Md.
Randall, Estelle, 26A, Manchester.
Randall, Freda Jean, 26Ag, Pittsford, Vermont.
Randel, W'ilbur S., 2sAChem, Toledo, Ohio.
Rankin, Archibald Fraser, 27L, Manitowoc, Wis.
Rankin, Willard Warren, 27C, Brooklyn.
Ranney, Edward Park, 26M, Lakewood, Ohio.
Ransom, Lynn Hubbard, 25M, New York City.
Ransome, Violet Jane, 25A, Tuscon, Ariz.
Ranson, Josephine Briscoe, 26A, Harper's Ferry,
W. Va.
Rapp, Paul Edward, 26M, Brooklyn.
Rappenecker, Caspar, 27A, Ocean Grove, N. J.
Rapuano, Michael, 27Ar, Syracuse.
Rathbone, Richmond John, 28E, Cleveland, Ohio.
Rauber, Thomas Ford, 27Ag, College Point.
Rauch, Solomon, 26A, New York City.
Raun^ eim, Hattie, 25A, Grad, New York City.
Raushenbush, Elisabeth, 25A, Rochester.
Rawlins, George Skivington, 26C, Geneva.
Ray, Jo, 2SAr, Crowell, Texas.
Ray, Mabel Thayer, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Ray, Margaret, 25A, Ithaca.
Ray, Paul Clemson, 25M, Harrisburg, Pa.
Raymond, Paul Albert, 25V, Stowe, Vermont.
Raynor, Alton Randolph, 25A, Warwick.
Raynor, Julia Susan, 25A, Brooklyn.
Rea, Richard Collins, 28E, New Philadelphia,
Ohio.
Read, Alice Gertrude, Sp Ag, Arlington, Mass.
Read, Forrest Godfrey, 26M, Buffalo.
Read, Joseph Charles, 25A, 28MD, Atlanta, Ga.
Ready, Robert William, B.S., 28L, Burlington,
Vt.
Reagan, Frank Stanley, 28M, Albany.
Reamer, Elisabeth Hanson, 27A, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Reckhow, Edward Ashley, 27Ag, Buffalo.
Rector, Ralph Harder, 26M, Watertown.
Redden, Herman, 27E, Irvington, N. J.
Reddy, Dodla Muddu Krishna, Grad, Nellore,
India.
Reed, Arthur Bradford, 27M, Worcester, Mass.
Reed, Edwin Adgate, 28M, Sharon, Pa.
Reed, Francis Irving, 26V, New Berlin.
Reed, Henry Morrison, jr., 26M, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Reed, John C, 28M, Ben Avon, Pa.
Reed, William Albert, 28M, New York City.
Reese, Charles Harwood, 25A, Erie, Pa.
Reese, Irene Claire, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Reeve, Kenneth Aldrich, 28E, Sea Cliff.
Reeves, James Frederic, 2sAg, Lysander.
Reich, Herbert Joseph, M.E., Grad, Ithaca.
Reid, Ada Chree, 25MD NYC, New York City.
Reid, Howard Evans, 28C, New York City.
Reid, Ralph Dobbin, 2SAg, Argyle.
Reifschneider, Bertha Felicia, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Reifschneider, Felix Edward, B.Chem., Grad,
Ithaca.
Reilly, Kathryn Marie Dunnigan, 27A, Haver
straw.
Reimers, Theodore Daniel, 27E, New York City.
Reinhard, Claude Edward, 2 7A, Walnutport, Pa.
Reis, Leopold Sanford, 28A, New York City.
Reische, Merrill George, 2 7A, New York City.
Reisler, Raymond, 27A, Brooklyn.
Ress, Irving, 25A, Brooklyn.
Reubel, Clara Augusta, 26A, New York City.
Reuben, Isaac, 27Ar, Kingston.
Reusswig, Theodore Frederick, 26M, Utica.
Reyna, Virginia Marie, 26A, Ithaca.
Reynolds, Clyde Arthur, 28Ar, Cooperstown.
Reynolds, Harry Ellis, 2SAg, Geneva.
Reynolds, Henry Dickey, 26AChem, Middletown.
Reynolds, Henry Thomas, 26A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Reynolds, Madelyn Elizabeth, 28A, Monticello.
Reynolds, Ruth Williams, 26Ag, Trumansburg.
Reynolds, Walter Barton, 25L, Elmira.
Reynolds, Whitman Mead, 27A, Greenwich, Conn.
Rhines, Paul Fairbanks, 27E, Watertown.
Rhodes, Elliott Carmer, 27Ag, Clarence Center.
Rhodes, Esther Mae, 27Ag, Elmira.
Rhodes, Foster Twitchell, 28M, Glens Falls.
Rhodes, Gerald Peter, 27Ag, Clarence Center.
Rhodes, Ida, A.M., Grad, New York City.
Rhodes, Solomon Alhadef, B.S., A.M., Grad, New
York City.
Ricci, Peter Rolf, 28A, Waterbury, Conn.
Ricciardi, Ralph, 27A, Newark, N. J.
Rice, George Byron, 26L, Ithaca.
Rice, Myron Arthur, B.S., Grad, Bakersfield, Cal.
Rice, Paul Kruger, 26Ag, Trumansburg.
Rice, William Learning, 27C, Wildwood, N. J.
Rich, Charles Sumner, 26M, Mount Vernon.
Rich, Frank Crippen, jr., 26Ag, Lyons.
Richards, David Hertz, 26A, Yonkers.
Richards, Eleanor Frances, 26A, Brooklyn.
Richards, Florence Beatrice, 27Ag, Gowanda.
Richards, Leonard Burbank, 26M, Summit, N. J.
Richardson, Stuart Hancock, 25M, Staten Island.
Richman, Charles Dubois, 2SAg, Sharptown, N. J.
Richman, Lilla Humphreys, 27Ag, Sharptown,
N.J.
Richmond, Donald Everett, A.B., M.S., Grad,
Great Barrington, Mass.
Richter, Frank Charles, 28Ag, West Haven, Conn.
Richter, Helen Grace, 27A, New York City.
Richter, Horace Willard, 25 M, Brooklyn.
Richter, Stewart Rudolph, 25C, Tompkinsville.
Rickert, Thomas George, 25A, Niagara Falls.
Riddiford, Theodore Kilner, 27A, Oak Park, 111.
Riddle, Arthur Raymond, A.B., Grad, Yorketown,
South Australia.
Rider, Alfred Cecil, Sp Ag, Middletown.
Rider, Jonathan Benjamin, Sp Ar, Ithaca.
Ridgway, Sarah Louisa, 25A, Detroit, Mich.
Riedel, Paul Arthur, 28AChem, New York City.
Ries, Donald Timmerman, 2sAg, Grad, Ithaca.
Ries, Hans Michel, 28Ag, New York City.
Riester, Constance Frisbie, 26Ag, Buffalo.
Rife, Charles Cornelius, 25V, Harrisonburg, Va.
Rightmyer, Nellie Elnora, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Riley, Harold Barrows, M.S., Grad, Kansas City,
Kans.
Rindell, Arthur Mathias, 27V, Corfu.
Rindfuss, Leo Carl, 27L, Buffalo.
Ripley, Douglas, 26C, Flushing.
Ripley, Mills Norton, 26C, Buffalo.
Risley, Dane Adelbert, 27C, Natural Dam.
Ritson, Daniel Dickerson, 26AChem, Brooklyn.
Roach, Jeremiah, 27C, Jersey City, N. J.
Robbins, Joseph, 25A, Brooklyn.
Robbins, Lester, 27AChem, Brooklyn.
Robbins, Seymour Stanley, 28Ag, New York City.
Robbins, Warren David, A.B., 26MD NYC, Port
Norris, N. J.
Roberts, Carrollton Arthur, Sp L, Geneva.
Roberts, Edward Sherrill, 26M, Winnipeg, Man.,
Can.
Roberts, Francis Palmer, 27M, Washington, D. C.
Roberts, Grace Elizabeth, 27A, Youngstown,
Ohio.
Roberts, Leo Bogan, A.B., Grad, Columbia, Miss.
Roberts, Thomas Joseph, 25C, Mount Vernon.
Robertson, Archie Hunt, M.S., Grad, Geneva.
Robertson, Karl Wilson, 28M, North Tonawanda.
Robertson, Paul, 26C, Baltimore, Md.
Robinhold, Daniel Guy, 27E, Kingston, Pa.
Robinson, Alfred Brookes, 25A, Montclair, N. J.
Robinson, Benjamin Wilson, 25 M, Baltimore, Md.

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Robinson, Charles Dwight, jr., 26Ar, Newburgh.
Robinson, Elliot Putnam, 27E, San Juan, P. R.
Robinson, Ernest Guy, B.S.A., Grad, Moore,
Montana.
Robinson, Ethelyn Aura, 26Ag, Ticonderoga.
Robinson, Evelyn Williams, 28Ag, Upper Jay.
Robinson, George Grover, 28Ag, Sherburne.
Robinson, Guilford Allen, M.D., SpMD NYC,
New York City.
Robinson, Myra Brinkerhoff, 27A, Riverhead.
Robinson, Theresa Marian, A.M., Grad, Upland,
Cal.
Robinson, Willard Marshall Law, 25L, Cambridge.
Robinson, William Henry, jr., 28A, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Robson, Edith May, 26Ag, Hall.
Roche, Francis Miller, 27L, Rochester.
Rockwell, Reynolds Gale, 28Ag, Greenwich, Conn.
Rodger, William Neale, 27M, Brooklyn.
Rodriguez, Juan deGuzman, B.S.Agr., Grad,
Balincaguin, Pangasinan, P. I.
Rodriguez, Victor Manuel, 28E, Oriente, Cuba.
Rodwell, Irving Henry, B.S., Grad, Albion.
Roe, Eugene Irving, 27Ag, Troy.
Roe, William Edwin, 28A, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Roediger, Joseph Carl, 27AChem, Brooklyn.
Roehl, Edward Judson, 27AChem, Brooklyn.
Roess, Louis Conrad, 26E, Oil City, Pa.
Rofrano, Grace Rita, 26A, New York City.
Rofrano, Lillian Veronica, 26A, New York City.
Rogavitz, Harry, 28AChem, Rochester.
Rogers, Dorothy Elizabeth, 25A, DeLand, Fla.
Rogers, Harris White, M.S., Grad, Wellsbridge.
Rogers, James, 2d, 25M, Au Sable Forks.
Rogers, John Roderic, 28E, Au Sable Forks.
Rogers, Joseph Patrick, 27A, Syracuse.
Rogers, Marion Helen, 27Ag, Spencerport.
Rogers, Persis Lovinna, Sp A, Newfield.
Rogers, William Mitchell, B.S., Grad, Barnesville,
Ga.
Rogoff, Julius Leon, 27A, Brooklyn.
Roland, William David, jr., 27AChem, Philadel
phia, Pa.
Roll, Philip William, 26A, Clark's Summit, Pa.
Rollins, Daniel Michael, 27M, Bronxville.
Rollins, Walter Jessie, 25MD NYC, Brooklyn.
Romaguera, Arturo, 26M, Ponce, P. R.
Romame, Adelaide, 26A, Seabright, N. J.
Romanoff, Alexis Laurence, 2SAg, New York City.
Romberger, Ira Pencost, jr., 28C, Harrisburg, Pa.
Romig, Florence Elizabeth, 25A, Ephrata, Pa.
Roninger, Frank Harry, 28AChem, Lakewood,
Ohio.
Ropes, William Hall, 28A, New Rochelle.
Rosbash, Jacob, 26E, Rochester.
Rose, Edwin Bernard, 26E, Montclair, N. J.
Rose, Elizabeth, 27A, New York City.
Rose, Eugene Edward, 26E, Scranton, Pa.
Rose, Hervey Strong, 2sAg, Watermill.
Rosen, Robert, 26L, Buffalo.
Rosen, Samuel Harry, 25A, Newark, N. J.
Rosenbaum, Charles, 27L, Port Henry.
Rosenbaum, Myron Gordon, 28AChem, Ogdens
burg.
Rosenberg, Allan, 28A, New York City.
Rosenberg, Bernard Arnold, 29A, New York City.
Rosenberg, Joseph, 27L, Morristown, N. J.
Rosenberg, Lester Jerome, 27A, Uniontown, Pa.
Rosenberg, Milton VonEhlme, 27Ag, New York
Rosenberg, Myron Spencer, 26A, Brooklyn.
Rosenberry, Cecil Rex, 25A, Red House.
Rosenberry, Mildred Ruth, 28Ag, Buffalo.
Rosenblum, Martin, 27L, Middletown.
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Rosenthal, Harold Poughkeepsie.
Carl, 25A,
Rosenzweig, Maxwell, A.B., M.D., SpMD NYC,
Brooklyn.
Rosenzweig, Simon, 27A Brooklyn.
Rosoff, Seymour, 29A, New York City.
Ross, Albert, 26A, Brooklyn.
Ross, Arthur Howarth, 26E, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ross, Jacob Solomon, 28A, Rochester.
Ross, Lucy Evelyn, 2sA, Tilbury, Ont., Can.
Ross, Norma Maye, 27A, Jamestown.
Ross, Sully A., 25C, Brooklyn.
Ross, Thomas Frederick, 27Ag, Johnstown, Ohio.
Ross, Thomas Gates, 28E, Philadelphia, Pa.
Rossomondo, Frank David, 26A, New York City.
Rostenberg, Leo Orrin, 26A, White Plains.
Roth, Arthur Bertram, 27A, Brooklyn.
Rothermel, Julia Elizabeth, A.B., Grad, Reading,
Pa.
Rothfuss, C. Howard, B.S., 28MD NYC, Williams
port, Pa.
Rothschild, Daniel Leslie, 27A, Newark, N. J.
Rouch, Lelah Agnes, 28Ag, Ontario.
Rountree, Victoria Adeline, 25L, Brooklyn.
Rouse, Charles Albert, Ph.B., A.M., Grad, Seven
Mile Ford, Va.
Rouse, Helen Elizabeth, 2SAg, Geneva.
Rowand, Carlton Watson, 27A, Camden, N. J.
Rowe, H. Theodore, 27A, River Edge, N. J.
Rowland, Doris Lenore, 28A, Yonkers.
Roy, Nripendra Lai, 27M, Calcutta, India.
Rubenstein, Harold Anton, 28E, Birmingham,
Ala.
Rubert, Kennedy Furlong, 27M, Owego.
Rubin, Celia, 28 Ag, New York City.
Rubin, Nathaniel, 28A, Poughkeepsie.
Rubin, Sara, 26A, New York City.
Rubinsky, Morris Maurice, 28A, Brooklyn.
Ruch, Clarence Alexander, 28E, Berwick, Pa.
Ruck, Vincent John, 27Ar, Utica.
Ruckelshaus, Eric Otto, 27M, Newark, N. J.
Rudberg, Morris, 28A, Brooklyn.
Rudinsky, Mabel, 29A, New York City.
Ruf , Francis Augustus, 26L, Catskill.
Ruland, Harold Lawrence, 27A, Northport.
Rumsey, Gertrude Eleanore, 26Ag, East Aurora.
Runey, Irving Theodore, 28A, New Rochelle.
Runsdorf, Herbert Joseph, 26A, Brooklyn.
Ruoff, Leona, 25A, Binghamton.
Rupert, Donald Meredith, 26M, Geneva.
Ruport, Marion, 27A, Johnstown.
Russell, Calvin, 2d, 26Ag, Penn Yan.
Russell, Dorothy, 27Ag, Mount Morris.
Russell, Harry Joseph, 29Ag, Ithaca.
Russell, Henry Argue, 26C, Buffalo.
Russell, Howard Willis, A.B., Grad, Denver, Colo.
Russell, Jason Almus, A.B., Grad, Greenville,
N.HL
Russell, Laura Marion, 27A, Friendship.
Russell, Louise May, 26Ag, Crown Point.
Russell, Raymond Crittenden, 26E, Niagara Falls,
Russell, Wilbur Sherman, 27A, Crown Point.
Russell, William Field, 28Ag, Montclair, N. J.
Russell, William John, 27C, Marcellus.
Russell, William LaRoche, 27A, Pelham Manor.
Rutenber, Charles Blackmer, B.Chem., Grad,
Ithaca.
Rutledge, Arthur Hamilton, 27L, Rockford, 111.
Ruttenberg, Joseph, A.M., Grad, Ithaca.
Rutzler, John Enoch, jr., 26AChem, New Rochelle.
Ryan, Mary Cecilia, Sp A, Cambridge, Mass.
Rynalski, Clement, 28A, Fredonia.
Sabin, Oliver Raymond, 26L, Brooklyn.
Sabine, Julia Elizabeth, 27A, Ossining.
Sachnoff, Helen Gertrude, 25A, Brooklyn.
Sachs, Edgar Frank, 27A, New York City.
Sack, Richard Albert, 28Ag, Ridley Park, Pa.
Sadd, Chilion Wright, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Sagan, Nathan, 28A, Port Henry.
Sage, David Milton, 27A, Hartsdale.
Saibel, Edward Aaron, B.S., Grad, Boston, Mass.
St. Aubum, Wilford Meeker, 26E, Sherrill.
St. James, Louis Napoleon, 27E, Buffalo.
St. John, Ruth Nimmo, A.B., Grad, Ithaca.
St. John, Ruth Walker, A.B., Grad, Brooklyn.
St. John, Walter Douglas, 28C, Northampton, Mass.

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Saldana, Arthur Esteban, 27E, Santurce, P. R.
Salisbury, William Seward, 28Ag, Phelps.
Salvato, Angelo, 26A, Brooklyn.
Salwen, Bertha, 25A, Grad, Brooklyn.
Sammis, Adele, 26A, Huntington.
Sammis, Thelma Ruth, 27A, Huntington.
Sample, Laurence Taylor, 27Ag, Forestville.
Sams, James Hagood, jr., 26E, Columbia, S. C.
Samson, Hector Bradford, 25E, Dunmore, Pa.
Samuels, Sol Lawrence, 26A, Brooklyn.
Sanchez, Julio Cuatro, C.E., Grad, Camaguez
Cuba.
Sanders, Ida Edith, 28A, Jenkintown, Pa.
Sanders, Norman Edward, 26C, Buffalo.
Sanderson, Edward, 26A, Waterbury, Conn.
Sanderson, James Gardner, jr., 26Ar, Scranton, Pa.
Sandhouse, Grace Adelbert, M.A., Grad, Sterling,
Colo.
Sandler, Joseph, 27A, Monticello.
Sandt, James Madison, 28Ag, Easton, Pa.
Santilli, James Alfred, 26M, Hazleton, Pa.
Saperstein, Sylvia, 27A, Broooklyn.
Sarasohn, Lydia, 28A, New York City.
Sarmiento, Jose Antonio, 25C, San Pedro de Ma
coris, Santo Domingo.
Sassani, John, 27A, Binghamton.
Sassulsky, Abraham Marvin, 28A, Brooklyn.
Saul, Katharine Henrietta, 27Ag, Brooklyn.
Saul, Maurice Biddle, 28C, Philadelphia, Pa.
Saunders, Frederick Ralph, 28C, Gloversville.
Savage, Bernard Alexander, 25M, Elizabeth, N. J.
Savage, Kirkwood Hallock, 26Ag, Mamaroneck.
Savitt, Maxwell Max, 26L, Hartford, Conn.
Sawdon, Agnes Frances, 27A, Ithaca.
Sawdon, Lura Josephine, 25A, Ithaca.
Saxe, William Roderick, 27E, Ithaca.
Saxlund, Michael, 26Ag, Hamar, Norway.
Sayles, Charles Inglehart, 26Ag, Albany.
Saylor, Charles Hamilton, B.Chem, Grad, Brooklyn.
Scales, Richard Kemper, 28A, Caldwell, N. J.
Scanlan, Joseph Michael, 26Ar, Flushing.
Scanlan, Ross Edward, 25A, Buffalo.
Schaaff, Charles Heniy, 2d, 27A, Washington, D.C.
Schade, Carlisle, 2sAChem, St. Louis, Mo.
Schade, Leslie Angevine, 27A, Holyoke, Mass.
Schaefer, Robert Mertens, 25M, Lynbrook.
Schaefer, William Stanley, 28A, Castorland.
Schaeffer, Joseph Abegg, 26M, New Rochelle.
Schafer, Arthur Henry, 2SE, Richmond Hill.
Schaffert, George Alvin, 26M, Rochester.
Schantz, David Laury, 26A, Allentown, Pa.
Schapiro, Sylvan B., 25M, Baltimore, Md.
Scheidenhelm, Edward Joy, 28A, Wilmette, 111.
Schenkel, Herman Robert, 27Ag, East Hampton.
Scheu, Albert James, jr., 25A, St. Louis, Mo.
Schieren, George Arthur, jr., 27A, Great Neck.
Schierenberg, Jacob Harvey, 2SAg, Brooklyn.
Schiller, Israel Abraham, 28A, Brooklyn.
Schilling, Ernest Richard, 28E, New York City.
Schimmel, Edward Theodore, 27Ag, Omaha, Nebr.
Schimmelpfennig, Adolph Harry, 27Ag, Montclair,
Schlecht, Ludwig Frederick, 27A, Syracuse.
Schlosberg, Richard Morton, 28A, New Rochelle.
Schlossbach, Benjamin, 27L, Bradley Beach, N. J.
Schlossbach, Theodore, 28A, Bradley Beach, N. J.
Schmeckpeper, Henry Ludolf, 26C, Brooklyn.
Schmid, Pauline Johanna, 25A, Easton, Pa.
Schmidt, Fatanitza Louise, 26A, Ilion.
Schmidt, Harry Andrews, 28A, Mineola.
Schmidt-Ernsthausen, Friedrich Maximilian, Ph.D.,
Grad, Dusseldorf, Germany.
Schnapper, Isabel Janet, 26Ag, Great Neck.
Schnatz, Adele Beatrice, 25A, Buffalo.
Schneider, Carmen Marguerite, 27A, Brooklyn.
Schneider, Elsie Mary, 28A, Warsaw.
Schneider, Jacob, 27A, Brooklyn.
Schneider, Leo, 28A, Newark, N. J.
Schneider, William Sherwood, 27M, Fulton,
Schneider, Wilmot Frederick, 26A, Troy.
Schneierson, Sol Stanley, 28Ag, Brooklyn.
Schoeffel, Ruth Bernice, 27Ag, Fredonia.
Schoen, Harry, 27C, Forest Hills Gardens.
Schoen, Joseph Johnston, B.S. in Agr., Grad,
Indianapolis, Ind.
Schoenbaum, Fred Sidney, 26A, Brooklyn.
Schoenfeld, Adalyn F., 25V, Philadelphia, Pa.
Schofield, George Munson, 28A, Montvale, N. J.
Schoonmaker, John Ludington, 2SAg, Accord.
Schoonmaker, Marion Elizabeth, 2SAg, Accord.
Schoonmaker, Max VanPalen, A.B., 25L, Bradford,
Pa.
Schorr, Harry, 2yAg, Brooklyn.
Schorr, Jose, 27AChem, New York City.
Schrader, Milton Robert. 26AChem, Rutherford,
N.J.
Schrader, Warren William, 28C, Rutherford, N. J.
Schreck, Leonard Bernard, 28A, Wheeling, W. Va.
Schriever, Henry John, 28Ar, New City.
Schroder, Andrew Julard, 2d, 27A, Bethayres, Pa.
Schroeder, Frederick Henry, 26A, Kingston.
Schroeter, John C, 28C, Marion, Ohio.
Schroff, Mahadev Lai, 26A, Darbhanga, Behar,
India.
Schubert, Oscar Edward, 2sAg, New York City.
Schults, Anna R., 27MD NYC, Brooklyn.
Schultz, Belle Katherine, 25Ag, Brooklyn.
Schultz, Joseph Theodore, 25A, Grad, Lackawanna.
Schultz, Louis Charles, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Schultz, Willard, 28C, Buffalo.
Schulze, Evelyn Herrick, 26Ag, Bethlehem, Pa.
Schumacher, Addison Edwin Wenzel, 27E, New
Rochelle.
Schumacher, August, 28Ag, Flushing.
Schumacher, Gertrude Emily, 27Ag, Buffalo.
Schumann, Frank True, 26C, Carmel.
Schurr, Frederick Fisher, 26E, Clarence.
Schuster, Lawrence Edwin, 26A, Wilmington, N. C.
Schutt, Robert, 27Ag, Dryden.
Schwartz, Anthony Max, 27AChem, New York
City.
Schwartz, Leona Geraldine, 25A, New York City.
Schwartz, Robert, 27A, New York City.
Schwartz, Samuel, 25MD NYC, Brooklyn.
Schwartz, Samuel Morton, 26A, Brooklyn.
Schwartzback, Saul, A.B., Grad, Brooklyn.
Schwebel, Samuel, 28A, Youngstown, Ohio.
Schweig, Robert, 28A, New York City.
Schwind, Joseph Louis, A.B., Grad, Dayton, Ohio.
Schwingel, Vincent John, 25A, Dansville.
Scidmore, Frank Lincoln, jr., 27C, Yonkers.
Scileppi, Paul Jean, 27A,, Brooklyn.
Sciutto, George Joseph, 26M, Hudson.
Scott, Douglas Leonard, 26E, Seabrook, Texas.
Scott, George Norman, 27E, Port Chester.
Scott, Gertrude, 25A, Wellsville.
Scott, Rufus Barnes, 26M, Wellsville.
Scudder, Frances Alida, B.S., Grad, Randolph.
Scullv, Frederick Granger, 27E, Grosse Pointe
Village, Mich.
Seaman, Louis Livingston, 27A, Perth Amboy, N.J.
Seam n, Robert Gurdineer, 25AChem, Nyack.
Searles, Dorothy May, 28A, Auburn.
Searles, Howard Tallman, 25A, Auburn.
Sears, Gerald Allaire, 27A, East Orange, N. J.
Seborer, Max, 25A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Seborer, Noah, 26A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Secor, Dana Montrose, 27A, Hopewell, N. J.
Secor, Donald Terry, 28A, Hopewell, N. J.
Sedgman, Albert Berry, 28Eng, Dover, N. J.
Seeholzer, Dorothy Elisabeth, 25A, Middletown.
Seeholzer, Eleanor Louise, 27A, Middletown.
Seelbach, Walter John, 2SAr, Buffalo.
Seeley, Donald Albert, 28A, Elmira.
Seeley, Edward Sturgis, 25E, Woodhaven.
Seeley, Margaret Elizabeth, 2SAg, Woodhaven.
Seeley, Ralph Marion, B.S., Grad, Woodhaven.
Seely, Charles Blanchard, jr., 26M, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Seely, Jeannette Elizabeth, 28Ag, Van Etten.
Seemann, Herman Eastman, A.B., Grad, Ithaca.

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Seemeyer, Theodore Gustavus, 27A, Detroit, Mich.
Seep, Albert Edward, 28C, Denver, Colo.
Sefcsik, Joseph Anthony, 28M, Elmhurst.
Seff, Raymond Seymour, 27L, Bradford, Pa.
Segar, Samuel Belmont, 28Ar, Pawtucket, R. I.
Seibel, John George, B.S., Grad, North Tonawanda.
Seidenberg, Alfred Joseph, 29A, Brooklyn.
Seiler, Lewis Pintard, 28A, Louisville, Ky.
Sein, Jose Antonio, 2SAg, Lares, P. R.
Seinfel, Ruth, 25A, New York City.
Seldeen, William, 28A, Amityville.
Seley, Marie Florence, 28A, Poughkeepsie.
Sellon, Elizabeth Margaret, 28Ag, Rye.
Selvey, Helen Rebecca, 26Ag, Washington, D. C.
Senning, William Charles, A.B., Grad, Ithaca.
Seth, Fred Duncan, 27M, Swarthmore, Pa.
Setter, Donald Philip, 26Ar, Cattaraugus.
Severance, Alvin Otis, 25A, Waverly.
Severance, Lucille Norma, 25A, Willsboro.
Severns, John Trust, 28Ar, Burlington, N. J.
Seward, John Perry, jr., 26A, New York City.
Seward, Ralph Theodore, 27A, New York City.
Sexsmith, Henry Perry, 2SAg, Binghamton.
Seymour, Anne Hubbell, 25A, New York City.
Seymour, Wellington, 27Ag, Westfield.
Shackleton, Harold Joseph, 26A, Utica.
Shadduck, Albert Kingsley, 28AChem, Cortland.
Shaeffer, Joseph Robert, jr., 25A, 28MD, Ballston
Spa.
Shamroy, Anne, 25A, New York City.
Shamroy, Daniel, 28C, New York City.
Shaner, Richard Earle, 28E, New York City.
Shanfelter, Austin Waitz, 27Ag, Oil City, Pa.
Shao, Chia Lin, M.S., Grad, Shanghai, China.
Shapiro, Caspar, B.Chem., Grad, East Northport.
Shapiro, Herbert Lee, 29Ag, Brooklyn.
Shapiro, Israel, 27L, Bayonne, N. J.
Shapiro, Mortimer Jack, 27A, Bayonne, N. J.
Shapiro, Samuel, 27L, Brooklyn.
Shapleigh, Lester Bartlett, 25C, Lockport.
Shapleigh, William Chapman, jr., 28Ag, Lockport.
Shapley, Sanford Reuben, 28Ag, South Otselic.
Sharood, Robert Alfred, 27C, St. Paul, Minn.
Sharp, Andrew Given, 28Ag, Cleveland Heights,
Ohio.
Sharpe, Dorothy Leola, 27A, Ithaca.
Sharpe, Frances Mary, 26A, Ithaca.
Sharpe, Harold Kenyon, 2sAr, Ithaca.
Sharpe, Margaret Johnston, 29Ag, Wilkes-Barre,
Pa.
Shattuck, Frances May, 28A, Poughkeepsie.
Shaub, Benjamin Martin, 25M, New Freedom, Pa.
Shaub, Howard Conway, A.M., Grad, Johnstown,
Ohio.
Shaver, Arch Grant, jr., 27E, Chicago, 111.
Shaw, Arthur Basil, 26M, Philadelphia, Pa.
Shaw, Forbes Dunbar, 27C, Brooklyn.
Shaw, John Jacob, 28A, Newark, N. J.
Shay, Alison Marie, 28A, Dundee.
Shea, John Laurence, 27Ag, Groton.
Sheasley, Virginia, 28M, Franklin, Pa.
Sheehan, Lucille Lillian, 28A, Williamsport, Pa.
Sheehy, John Webb Little, 26A, Cambridge, Md.
Sheffield, Ella May, 28Ag, Warsaw.
Shefkowitz. Reuben, 27A, New York City.
Sheldon, Elroy Franklin, A.M., 28MD, Bluffton,
Ind.
Sheldon, Lester Whipple, 26Ag, Gloversville.
Sheldon, Rosemary, 2SAg, New Hartford.
Shen. Thomas Ka, B.S. in M.E., Grad, Changsu,
Kiangsu, China.
Shen, Tsunghan Hunt, Grad, Yuyao, Chekiang,
China.
Shene, Clarence Benjamin, 27A, Bloomingdale.
Shenkin, Vivian Nedda, 28A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Shepard, Fayette Gleason, 27E, Evanston, 111.
Shepard, William Augustus, 28A, Ithaca.
Sherman, Nathaniel Stebbins, 27A, Watertown. g
Sherrill, Walter Paul. 2sMD NYC, Temple, Texas. j
Sherwood, Clarence Leslie, 27E, Southport, Conn.-*
Shilliday, Clarence Lee, Ph.B., M.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Shilowitz, Joseph, 28A, Bayonne, N. J.
Shipman, Elinor Bliss, 27A, Cooperstown.
Shipman, Robert Wesley, 25C, Mount Vernon.
Shirey, Henry John, 25A, Warwick.
Shirkey, George Jacob, 28Ar, Rockaway Park.
Shiroyan, Haig Krikor, 25E, Manchester, N. H.
Shmargon, Bertha, 28A, Hurleyville.
Shnayusm, Edward Felix, B.S., 28MD NYC,
Brooklyn.
Shoemaker, Alice Marin, 27Ag, Akron.
Shoemaker, Cecile Louise, 27Ag, Akron.
Shoemaker, William Grattan, jr., 27L, Buffalo.
Shoff, Sheldon Thomas, 28M, Tarentum, Pa.
Shorb, Dorothy Lucille, 26A, Decatur, 111.
Short, Raymond Wright, 28A, Buffalo.
Shoyer, Emma Lambert, 28A, Davenport.
Shriver, Samuel Henry, 26Ag, Pikesville, Md.
Shugart, Marion Lodge, 28Ag, Council Bluffs,
Iowa.
Shults, Clyde Everett, jr., 27L, Hornell.
Shults, John Edward, 26E, Montclair, N. J.
Shultz, Morris, 28A, Mount Vernon.
Sibley, Gertrude Marion, A.M., Grad, Springfield,
Mass.
Siebenthaler, George, 27Ar, Dayton, Ohio.
Siegfried, N. Osborne, 25C, Buffalo.
Siegfried, Robert Hermann, Sp M, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Siesel, Steven Martyn, 27A, New York City.
Silcocks, William Robert, 28Ag, Green Island.
Silk, Samuel, 28Ar, Brooklyn.
Sill, Van Rensselaer Nicoll, 27Ag, Baltimore, Md.
Silliman, Donald James, 28Ag, Rochester.
Silliman, Edna Virginia, 28A, Hempstead.
Silliman, Ella Katharine, 28A, Hempstead.
Silva, Alvin Kalaniku, B.S., Grad, Honolulu,
Hawaii.
Silver, Virginia, 26A, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Silverman, Abraham Mitchell, 26A, New York City.
Silverman, Michael Philip, 26A, Brooklyn.
Simmonds, Kathleen Marjorie, 26A, Corning.
Simmons, Alfred Bruce, 25A, San Francisco, Cal.
Simmons, Frederick Charles, jr., 27Ag, Waverly.
Simms, William Alexander, 28M, Dayton, Ohio.
Simon, Arthur Herzog, 27Ag, New York City.
Simon, Beatrice Ruth, 27A, Patchogue.
Simon, Dorothy Estelle, 25A, Grad, Sag Harbor.
Simon, Howard, 28A, New York City.
Simon, Max Michael, 25MD NYC, Poughkeepsie.
Simonton, David Franklin, 28E, Elkhart, Ind.
Simpson, Ethel Drever, A.B., Grad, Ithaca.
Simpson, Hartley Fremont, A.B., Grad, Tilton,
N. H.
Simrell, William LeGrand, jr., 27Ar, Brooklyn.
Sinclair, Jesse Miller, 28A, Claymont, Del.
Sinden, James W., A.B., Grad, Ithaca.
Singer, Beatrice Clarice, 25A, Jersey City, N. J.
Singer, Henry, 28A, Kingston.
Singer, Herbert Theodore, 2 7A, Amsterdam.
Singer, James, 26A, Brooklyn.
Singer, Joseph, 2 7A, Middletown.
Singer, Sumer Wolf, 26A, New York City.
Sinsabaugh, John Newton, 28M, Shelton, Conn.
Sionsky, Harry Anthony, 28A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sipprell, Sherwood Bonnar, 27Ag, Hamburg.
Sisson, Henry Eugene, 2SAg, Ithaca.
Sisson, Lyle Albert, 2SAg, Sherburne.
Skinner, Colin O'Neal, 26C, Brooklyn.
Skinner, Duane Kenneth, 27Ag, New Berlin.
Skinner, Lee Janes, 26A, Medina.
Skur, Anthony, A.B. ,27 MDNYC, Cleveland, Ohio.
Slack, John Leonard, 26Ag, Saginaw, Mich.
Slater, Freda Rose, Sp A, Cortland.
Slater, Orval Alton, 26M, Dallas, Texas.
Slater, William Favre, 25E, Memphis, Tenn.
Slawson, Kenneth Homer, 27E, New York City.
Slee, Mary Alice, B.A. in Ed., Grad, Hampton,
Iowa.
| Sleicher, Muriel Latimer, 26A, Lockhaven, Pa.
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Sloan, Dorothy, 2 8A, East Rochester.
Sloat, Dorothy, 25A, New York City.
Slocum, Albert Peck, 28A, Montclair, N. J.
Slocum, Alexander Norton, jr., 26M, New York
City.
Slocum, Reginald Dodd, 27Ag, Long Branch, N. J.
Small, Cyril Galloway, 28Ag, Castle Creek.
Small, Una Elisabeth, 27A, Hollidaysburg, Pa.
Smart, Herbert Wilson, 28E, Portland, Me.
Smartt, William Madison, 28Eng, Nashville, Tenn.
Smit, Andries Adriaan, B.S., M.S.A., Grad, Reitz,
O. F. S., South Africa.
Smith, Abraham Joseph, 27Ag, Brooklyn.
Smith, Alice Jane, 28Ag, Cooperstown.
Smith, Charles William, 26C, Daytona, Fla.
Smith, Culver Allan, 26A, Jersey City, N. J.
Smith, Dorothy Tappan, 27Ag, Baldwinsville.
Smith, Earl Charles, 26A, Brooklyn.
Smith, Ernest George, 26C, Binghamton.
Smith, Eudora Shaw, 25Ag, Geneseo.
Smith, Favor Ransier, 27Ag, Fayetteville.
Smith, Frances Broadfield, 28A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Smith, Francis Henry, 26M, Utica.
Smith, George LeRoy, 27M, Haddonfield, N. J.
Smith, George Lewis, jr., 27E, Philadelphia, Pa.
Smith, Hardick Allen, 25A, Schenectady.
Smith, Harold Northup, 26Ag, Ontario.
Smith, Harry Martin, 27L, New York City.
Smith, Helen Aurelia, 27A, New York City.
Smith, Helen Josephine, 2sAg, Attica.
Smith, James Bennett, jr., B.S., Grad, Eureka.
Smith, James Ray, 26C, Port Jervis.
Smith, Katherine Elizabeth, 28Ag, Windber, Pa.
Smith, Leo Charles, 25E, Oneida.
Smith, Margaret Louise, 28Ag, Rochester.
Smith, Mary Margaret, 26A, Pueblo, Colo.
Smith, May Belle, 26Ag, Lockport.
Smith, Morgan Olden, 28C, Atlantic City, N. J.
Smith, Nelson Ford, 28Ag, Sanford.
Smith, Paul Hamilton, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Smith, Paul Le Roy, 26C, Cumberland, Md.
Smith, Raymond Joseph, 28Ar, Sylvania, Pa.
Smith, Robert Francis, B.S., Grad, Ludlowville.
Smith, Ruth Belle, 26Ag, Walton.
Smith, Solomon Sidney, B.S., 28MD NYC, New
York City.
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Smith, Virginia Shaw, 26Ag, Geneseo.
Smith, Walter Frederick, 28E, New York City.
Smyth, Thomas, B.S., A.M., Grad, Ithaca.
Smythe, Donn Verner, 27M, Washington, D. C.
Snee, William Emerson, 2SAChem, West Elizabeth,
Pa.
Snitow, Anne June, 25Ag, B.S., Grad, New York
City.
Snitow, Charles, 28A, New York City.
Snow, Jane Belle, 2sAg, Belmont.
Snow, Olive Barton Bremner, A.B., Grad, Reading,
Pa.
Snyder, Anna Deily, 28A, Lansdale, Pa.
Snyder, Eugene Clyde S., 26A, New Kensington,
Pa.
Snyder, Jessie Middaugh, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Snyder, John Wilmot, 27AChem. Garwood, N. J.
Snyder, Julia Boiler, 2SAg, Rochester.
Snyder, Paul Judson, 27A, Troy.
Snyder, Raymond Dimmick, A.B., 27MD NYC,
Hillsdale.
Sohon, Harry, 26E, New York City.
Soley, Paul John, 27MD NYC, New York City.
Solinger, David Morris, 26A, New York City.
Solomon, Howard Norman, 29A, New York City.
Solovay, Hyman A., 25MD NYC, Brooklyn.
Soloway, David, 25A, New York City.
Soloway. Herman, 27A, Brooklyn.
Somers, Arthur Lawrence, 27A, Brooklyn.
Somers, Richard McLean, 29Ar, Atlantic City, N.J.
Sondheimer, Joseph Parker, 26A, Cleveland, Ohio.
Sorensen, Julie Skriver, 25Ag, Corning.
Sorotsky, Joseph, 25A, Newark, N. J.
Sortis, George Konstantine, 27E, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Souders, Josephine Overton, A.B., Grad, Phillips
burg, N. J.
Southard, Townsend F., 25M, Ocean Side.
Southworth, Walter Turner, 25A, Batavia.
Sovocool, Lewice Leslie, 2sAg, Addison.
Spahn, Paul Edward, 2SAg, Pleasantville.
Spaltehols, Carl Oswald Rudolf, 28Ag, Aerdenhouc,
Holland.
Specht, Malcolm Adolph, 28M, New York City.
Speiden, Joseph Hart, 27E, Louisville, Ky.
Speir, Allan Rodman, 28Ag, Greensboro, Vt.
Speiser, Edward Charles, 29A, Newark, N. J.
Speiser, Eleanor Adele, 28A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Spelman, Rollin Henry, 28E, Canton, Ohio.
Spence, Byron, 2SAg, Dundee.
Spencer, Edmonds Wheeler, 28M, Drexel Hill, Pa.
Spencer, Frances Elizabeth, 26Ag, Tarkio, Mo.
Spencer, Roy Clarence, A.B., Grad, Pennellville.
Sperling, Jacob, 27A, Brooklyn.
Speyer, Helen, 27Ag, New York City.
Spicer, Caroline, 27A, Noank, Conn.
Spicer, Orpha Marie, 27A, Glens Falls.
Spiegel, Helen Marguerite, 28A, Brooklyn.
Spiegel, Rose, 25A, 28MD, New York City.
Spindler, Clarence Francis, 27C, Olean.
Spoon, Le Roy Page, 27E, Charlotte, N. C.
Spraker, Linna Christine, 26Ag, Port Allegany, Pa.
Springer, Warren Earl, 27A, Ithaca.
Springstead, Iva Edith, 25A, Cobleskill.
Sproul, William Walter, 28Ag, East Orange, N. J.
Spry, Frederick Josiah, C.E., Grad, Ithaca.
Spurrier, Jessie Orgain, Sp Ar, Okmulgee, Okla.
Spurrier, Schuyler Orgain, 26A, Okmulgee, Okla.
Squires, Theodore Foster, 25C, Water Mill.
Stack, James Henry, 28A, Cold Spring Harbor.
Stadlinger, Karl Peter, B.S., 27MD NYC, Pied
mont, Cal.
Stagg, Norman Goff, 26A, Ithaca.
Stainton, Charles Maxwell, 25A, Buffalo.
Stainton, Walter Hutchinson, A.B., Grad, Ithaca.
Stallman, William M., 26C, East Orange, N. J.
Stalnaker, Ashford Worthington, 25E, Granville,
Ohio.
Stalnaker, Harold W., 2SE, Granville, Ohio.
Stalter, Lester Clifford, 28A, Montvale, N. J.
Stamp, Lloyd Robert, 26A, Trumansburg.
Stanat, Arthur Edmond, 28E, Waterloo.
Standish, Mabel Louisa, 27A, Greene.
Staneslow, John Stanislovaitis, 26MD NYC, New
York City.
Stansfield, Margaret Ashton, 28A, Port Jervis.
Stanton, Amy Louise, 2SAg, Ithaca.
Stanton, William Wendell, 26A, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Staples, Marion Witherle, 2SAg, Buffalo.
Starfield, Harry, 25A, Brooklyn.
Stark, Clifford Nicks, B.S., A.M., Grad, Cumber
land Furnace, Tenn.
Stark, Malcolm Bortin, 27A, Brooklyn.
Stark, Pauline Whitson, B.S., Grad, Centerville,
Tenn.
Stark, Walter Alfred, 27A, Chicago, 111.
Starke, Otto Andrew, jr., 27M, Ludington, Mich.
Starke, William Walter, 27M, Warsaw.
Starr, Ernest Walter, 25E, Albany.
Starsky, Milton Theodore, 28A, Toledo, Ohio.
Stearns, Raymond Munro, 26Ag, Ridgewood, N. J.
Steele, Lewis Harrison, 26Ag, Niagara Falls.
Steele, Varian, 26M, Buffalo.
Steen, Thomas Cradit, 28Ar, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Steer, Arthur, 29A, Brooklyn.
Steffens, Alfred Peter, 27L, Brooklyn.
Steffy, William Elijah, 26C, Dover, Del.
Steiger, Benjamin Franklin, 26E, Newark, N. J.
Stein, Harry Nathan, 28A, Newark, N. J.
Stein, Joseph George, 28A, Brooklyn.
Stein, Meyer, 26A, Brooklyn.
Stein, Philip Charles, 25C, Baltimore, Md.
Stein, Samuel, 25A, Brooklyn.
Steinberg, Bella, 2 7A, New York City.
Steinkamp, Alfred Frederick, 27A, New York City.

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Steinmetz, Norman Roth, 26C, Flushing.
Stellwagen, Frank Beresford, 25A, Brooklyn.
Stephens, Fayette Ellsworth, A.B., Grad, Ithaca.
Stephenson, Hadley Carruthers, B.S., D.V.M.,
Grad, Ithaca.
Stermer, Herbert Gehring, 27AChem, Mauch
Chunk, Pa.
Stern, Bernard Baer, 25M, Cleveland, Ohio.
Stern, Morton Samuel, B.S., 28MD NYC, Berlin,
N. H.
Stern, Thomas Reis, 27M, Rochester.
Sternau, Howard Eisler, 25A, New York City.
Sternberg, Edwin, 25E, New York City.
Sterrett, Helen Mabel, 2sAg, Brockwayville, Pa.
Sterritt, John Calhoun, 28M, Bellevue, Pa.
Stesel, Frances Agnes, 27A, Buffalo.
Stevens, Charles Humphrey, 28M, Hornell.
Stevens, Edward, 28MD NYC, Newport, R. I.
Stevens, Ethan Knowlton, 27A, Pleasant Ridge,
Mich.
Stevens, Ford Woods, 28A, Glen Ridge, N. J.
Stevens, Helen Ford, 27Ag, Glen Ridge, N. J.
Stevens, S. Marjorie, 28Ag, Bergen.
Stevenson, Archibald Edmund, 26E, Buffalo.
Steves, Josephine Elizabeth, 25Ag, Whitehall.
Steward, Julian Haynes, 25A, San Francisco, Cal.
Steward, Thomas Stephens, 28E, Lyon Mountain.
Stewart, Arthur Leon, 26C, McAlester, Okla.
Stewart, Asher Grant, Ph.B., Grad, Norwich.
Stewart, Charles Walker, 27Ag, Mamaroneck.
Stewart, Dewey, M.S., Grad, Winchester, Tenn.
Stewart, Hermine, 28Ag, Geneva.
Stewart, James Pentl ind, 28C, White Plains.
Stier, Robert Highten, 26E, Philadelphia, Pa.
Stillwell, Charles William, B.Chem., Grad, Ithaca.
Stilwell, Celina Louise, Sp A, Interlaken.
Stilwill, Dorothy Ann, 26Ag, Flushing.
Stirling, Thomas Luke, 25A, Wilmington, Del.
Stix, Henry Walter, 27A, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Stock, Edward Lilley, 28Ag, Bethesda, Md.
Stocking, Robert Bliss, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Stokes, Victor Francis, 28Ag, Ossining.
Stollnitz, Henry Sande\ jr., 28A, Floral Park.
Stone, Alan, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Stone, Alan Trowbridge, 29Ag, Marathon.
Stone, Garland Douglas, 27V, Dexter.
Stone, Genevieve Evangeline, 25A, Ithaca.
Strong, Paschal Neilson, jr., 25C, Savannah, Ga.
Strong, Stewart Sherwood, 27M, Cleveland, Ohio.
Strong, Theodore Carroll, 26L, Ithaca.
Strunk, Catherine, 25MD NYC, New York City.
Strunk, Edwin Hart, 25M, Ithaca.
Stubblefield, Julia Elizabeth, 26A, Collegeville, Pa.
Stubenbord, John George, 27MD NYC, Jersey
City, N. J.
Stukey, Harold Jacob, 26A, Newburgh.
Stump, John Philip, A.B., 27MD NYC, Cumber
land, Md.
Stumpf, Richard Thomas, 25C, Syracuse.
Stuntz, Albert Edward, 26A, Camaguey, Cuba.
Sturdevant, Robert, 26A, New York City.
Sturman, Charlotte Syril, 28Ag, Rochester.
Suffern, Maurice, 29A, New York City.
Suffin, Arthur Harold, 28A, Mount Vernon.
Sugarman, Dorothy Holman, 28A, Meriden. Conn.
Sullivan, Edward Cornell, jr., 25E, Kansas City,
Mo.
Sullivan, George Washington, jr., 26Ag, New York
City.
Sullivan, Helen Iva, 26A, Amsterdam.
Sullivan, John Edward, 26L, Elmira.
Sullivan, John Joseph, jr., 28A, Freeville.
Sullivan, Margaret Mary, 25A, Ithaca.
Sullivan, Mortimer Allen, A.B., 26L, Elmira.
Sullivan, William Martin, jr., A.B., 28MD NYC,
Passaic, N. J.
Summers, Henry Meade, 26Ag, Oyster Bay.
Summerson, William Henry, 27AChem, Flushing.
Sundell, Walter Ermell, 27C, Ithaca.
Sunico, Francisco Taufer, 25E, Manila, P. I.
Super, Edward, 26L, Brooklyn.
Super, John Willis, 26A, Burlington, N. J.
Susa, Torasaburo, Grad, Nishitagawa,
Stone, Henry Norton, 2 5A, Roanoke, Va.
Stone, Marcia, 27Ag, Marathon.
Stone, Neil Charles, 25MD NYC, New York City.
Stone, N. Geraldine, 26Ag, Dexter.
Stone, Robert Frederick, 28C, Lewiston.
Yamagataken,
Japan.
Sussman, Mossey, M.S., 28MD NYC, Jersey City,
N.J.
Sutliff, Ralph Clinton Simeon, 26Ag, Mexico.
Sutton, Hewlett Edgar, 2sAg, Patterson.
Sutton, William Rogers, 26AChem, Albion.
Swan, Joseph Henry, 26A, Chicago, 111.
Swanson, Carl Walter, 27Ag, Long Island City.
Swart, Thomas William, 27E, New York City.
Swarthout, Marjorie Belle, 25A, Hall.
Sweeney, Ronald James, 28M, Buffalo.
Sweet, Francis M., 25A, Buffalo.
Sweetgall, Murray, 28A, New York City.
Swenson, John William, 28C, Poughkeepsie.
Swersie, Abram, 25A, Brooklyn.
Swezey, Fenton Hendy, B.Chem., Grad, Lockport.
Swinford, Gladys Janice, 26A, Indianapolis, Ind.
Syme, John Prescott, 26M, West Yarmouth, Mass.
Symons, Mervin Offenheimer, 28Ag, Los Angeles,
Cal.
Story, Irving Chellis, A.M., Grad, Claremont, N.H.
Story, William MacArthur, 2 7A, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
Stotz, Laurence Edward, 27Ag, Crafton, Pa.
Stoughton, Zelner Hamlin, 2sAg, Grad, Newark
Valley.
Stout, Charlotte Burroughs, 28Ag, Olcott.
Stout, Howard William, 27Ag, Irvington, N. J.
Stover, Charles Kent, jr., 28A, Ithaca.
Stover, Howard James, 26Ag, Sanborn.
Stow, Elizabeth Piper, 27Ag, Atlantic City, N. J.
Stow, Marcellus Henry, 25A, Washington, D. C.
Stowe, David Chamberlin, 29AChem, Lebanon,
N.J.
Strachan, John Ernest, jr., 28M, Germantown, Pa.
Stratford, Edwin Holbrooke, jr., 25A, Jersey City,
N.J.
Stratton, Reginald Hulse, 26E, Middletown.
Strauss, Arthur Simpson, 26A, New York City.
Strickland, Walter Charles, B.Sc, Grad, Buchanan,
Ga.
Strong, Allen Knox, 25Ag, Waterloo.
Strong, Charles Nicholas, 26C, Ithaca.
Strong, Everett Milton, B.S. in E.E., Grad,
Elmira.
Strong, George Clarence, 2SAg, Water Mill.
Strong, Katharine Elizabeth, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Strong, Mildred, 28Ag, Owego.
Tabor, Stevens Giddings, 26V, Dover Plains.
Tabor, Thelma Celeste, 28A, Jefferson.
Taddiken, Melita, 28Ar, Weehawken, N. J.
Taddis, Virginia Tatiana, 28Ag, Troy.
Taft, Arthur VanNess, 26Ag, Ticonderoga.
Taft, Glenn Roberts, 2SE, Ticonderoga.
Taggart, Robert Strangway, 27A, Oneonta.
Talbot, Ransom Clayton, 27Ag, Willsboro.
Talbot, Samuel Armstrong, 25A, Jamaica.
Talbot, William Mead, 28C, Greenwich, Conn.
Tallmadge, Margaret Louise, A.B., Grad, Auburn.
Tallman, Frank Potter, 26A, Buffalo.
Tannenbaum, Helene Sofia, 25A, New York City.
Tanner, Edward Lyall, 28M, Hudson.
Tannhauser, Henry William, 2SAg, Howard Beach.
Tao, Yen Chiao, Grad, Honan, Wuhu, China.
Tapke, Victor Ferdinand, B.S. in Agr., Grad,
Washington, D. C.
Tarbell, George Schuyler, jr., 26A, Ithaca.
Tarboux, Joseph Galluchat, B.S..E.E., Grad, Ithaca.
Tarr, Leonard,
26MD NYC, Brooklyn.
Tarwater, Jim Lawrence, 28E, Rockwood, Tenn.
Tate, Malcolm Child, 27M, Stamford, Conn.

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Taub, David, 28A, New York City.
Tauber, Joseph, 29Ag, New York City.
Tauch, Edward Renold, jr., 27Ar, Marquette, Mich.
Taulane, Joseph Hesser, 2d, 28A, Cynwyd, Pa.
Taylor, Catherine Mary, 27A, Chateaugay.
Taylor, Charles Robert, 26Ag, Terre Haute, Ind.
Taylor, Constance Virginia, 27A, Berlin, Conn.
Taylor, Gordon Henry, 2SAg, New York City.
Taylor, Irving Harris, 2?Ag, Ossining.
Taylor, James Barnaby, jr., 28Ag, Ithaca.
Taylor, Joseph Hooker, 27A, Mexico.
Taylor, Lauriston Sale, 26A, Maplewood, N. J.
Taylor, Lawrence Otis, 27Ag, Fulton.
Taylor, Malcolm Rollison, 25M, Baltimore, Md.
Taylor, Robert Edward, 26Ar, Montclair, N. J.
Taylor, Robert Maxham, 28Ag, East Orange, N. J.
Taylor, Ronald Morley, 27M, Maplewood, N. J.
Taylor, Theodore Henry, 29Ag, Salt Point.
Taylor, William Peck, 25A, 28MD, Maywood, N.J.
Teall, Charles Henninger, 27M, Weedsport.
Teeple, Charlotte Marion, 26A, Montclair, N. J.
Teeple, John Hazen, 25A, Montclair, N. J.
Teeter, Clarence Glenn, A.M., Grad, Toronto,
Canada.
Teich, Samuel, 28A, Huntington Station.
Telsey, Leon Gersoni, 27A, Brooklyn.
Teng, Shu Chun, 26Ag, Foochow, China.
ter Kuile, Roger Cuvel, 26V, Montvale, N. J.
Termohlen, Rudolph Thomas, 26Ag, New York
City.
Terrill, Ernest Sutherland, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Terry, Cyrl Waldie, 26M, Brooklyn, Pa.
Terry, William Reginald, 29Ag, Hudson Falls.
Terwilligar, Ernest, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Texidor, Antonio, 2SAg, Guayama, P. R.
Thaler, Louis, 25A, Brooklyn.
Thatcher, Evangeline Voorhees, A.B., Grad, West
Danby.
Thayer, John Ewen, 28A, Yonkers.
Thayer, Paul Edward, Sp A, Ithaca.
Then, John William, A.B., Grad, Ithaca.
Theobald, Laura Marie, 26Ag, Brooklyn.
Thiel, Willard Stanley Christopher, 28C, Ithaca.
Thomas, Austin Kefauver, 26C, Frederick, Md.
Thomas, Charles Kenneth, A.M., Grad, Ithaca.
Thomas, Chun Wen, 27L, Joliet, 111.
Thomas, Elmer William, 27L, Joliet, 111.
Thomas, Grace Agnes, A.M., Grad, Frederick, Md.
Thomas, Joseph Albert, 28V, Red Hook.
Thomas, Joseph Swartz, 27E, Ashland, Ohio.
Thomas, Julian Snowden, 26A, Saratoga Springs.
Thomas, Millard Fillmore, 28E, Seneca Falls.
Thomas, Ray Leonard, 27A, Buffalo.
Thomas, Victor Ellsworth, A.B., 27MD NYC,
Puente, Cal.
Thompson, Alan Warner, 28M, Wycombe, Pa.
Thompson, Charles Louis, 28Ar, Little Rock, Ark.
Thompson, Chauncey Arthur, 25Ar, Fairhaven,
Mass.
Thompson, Claude Standish, 25A, Little Rock,
Ark.
Thompson, Jerome Wilber, 26L, Littleton, N. H.
Thompson, John Frank, 28AChem, Webster.
Thompson, Louise Butler, 28A, Auburn.
Thompson, Milo Elihu, 26Ag, South Otselic.
Thompson, Theodore Ellsworth, 28E, Andover,
Ohio.
Thompson, William Ratcliffe, 25C, Little Rock,
Ark.
Thomson, Anna Margaret, 28A, Delhi.
Thomson, John Cephas, 27V, Granville.
Thomson, Medford Theodore, 25C, Medina.
Thomson, Virginia Frederick, 28Ag, Syracuse.
Thomson, William Leupp, 27E, Summerville, N. J
Thorp, Edward George, 25A, Rochester.
Thralls, Bonita Kathryn, 28A, Brooklyn.
Thurston, Mather Francis, A.B., Grad, Ithaca.
Thurston, Robert Seager, 27A, Batavia.
Tibbitts, Elton Seth, 27Ag, Maine.
Tice, Floyd Joseph, 27V, Cincinnatus.
Tiesler, John Adolph, 27C, Pleasantville.
Tiffany, Robert Price, 26E, Jamestown.
Tillou, Ruth Gordon, 27A, Belleville, N. J.
Tilton, Benjamin E., jr., 26M, Utica.
Tinio y Quijano, Manuel, 25E, Cabanatuan, Nueva
Ecija, P. I.
Tinkel, Otto Spaulding, 25E, Spokane, Wash.
Tinker, Paul Frederick, 29Ag, Rouses Point.
Titus, George Frederick, 2SAr, Brooklyn.
Tjaden, Olive Frances, 2sAr, Bellaire Park.
Tobey, Evangeline Mary, 28Ag, Binghamton.
Tobey, Gertrude Marian, 28Ag, Binghamton.
Tobias, Sybil Dorothy, 25A, Corning.
Tobin, Charles Burke, 28Ag, Mount Vernon.
Todd, Conway Libanus, Sp Ar, Rochester.
Todd, George Libanus, 26A, Rochester.
Tolces, Bernard Jacob, 26Ar, New York City.
Tolins, Myra, 28A, Brooklyn.
Tolmach, Jesse, A.B., 28MD NYC, NewYork City.
Tomaino, Ferdinand Damian, 27A, Utica.
Toman, Frank Joseph, 27M, Trenton, N. J.
Tompkins, Lewis Alva, jr., 25C, East Orange, N. J.
Tompkins, Louis Benoist, 27M, St. Louis, Mo.
Tone, Franchot, 28A, Niagara Falls.
Tonkonogy, Eugene Kenneth, 27A, Brooklyn.
Torbert, Hazel A., 25Ag, Ithaca.
Toro, Rafael Andres, B.S. in Agr., Grad, San Ger
man, P. R.
Torrance, Calvin Clark, 28MD, Jamestown.
Torres, Juan Platon, B.Agr., M.Sc.Agr., Grad,
Batangas, P. I.
Torwater, Jim Lawrence, 28Eng, Rockwood, Tenn.
Toskov, Helen, 27A, Buffalo.
Tower, Lewis Ralston, 28A, South Orange, N. J.
Towl, Edwin Clinton, 28C, Forest Hills.
Townley, Charles Raymond, 28A, Ithaca.
Townsend, Francis James, 27Ag, Berkshire.
Townsend, George Richard, 27Ag, Orchard Park.
Townsend, Pauline Henrietta, 27A, Waterbury,
Conn.
Townsend, Walter Barton, A.B., Grad, Elmira.
Townsley, Lawrence Lown, 27A, Ithaca.
Tozier, Hayden Humphrey, jr., 2SAg, Johnsonburg.
Tracy, John Bayard, 26A, Syracuse.
Trainer, David Woolsey, jr., M.S., Grad, Hunting
ton.
Trani, Frank Joseph, 26C, Brooklyn.
Tranter, James Brereton, 26Ar, Buffalo.
Trantum, Donald Dennis, 28MD NYC, James
town.
Traubner, Lawrence Herbert, 26A, New York City.
Travell, Janet Graeme, 26MD NYC, New York
City.
Travell, Virginia Macqueen, 25MD NYC, New
York City.
Travis, Harry Stanley, 28A, Middletown.
Travis, Paul Henry, 25M, East Stroudsburg, Pa.
Trayford, Arthur, 27V, Huntington.
Trefts, George Martin, 3d, 27M, Hamburg.
Trefts, John Chilion, jr., 26M, Hamburg.
Treichler, Grace Ella, 28Ag, Newfane.
Tremaine, Geraldine Reva, 26Ag, Angola.
Treman, Elizabeth Lovejoy, Sp Ag, Ithaca.
Tresidder, Argus John, 28A, Buffalo.
Tresise, Amy Richards, A.B., Grad, Williamsville.
Tretter, Max Harry, 27A, Brooklyn.
Treu, Harold Louis, 25M, Forest Hills.
Trevor, Barbara Ellis, 2sAg, Ithaca.
Trevor, Bertram, 28E, Ithaca.
Triebetz, Dorothy Estelle, 27A, Brooklyn.
Trilling, Rosamond, 26L, Atlantic City, N. J.
Trimble, Edward Grigsby, jr., 27C, Kansas City,
Mo.
Tripp, Mildred Agatha, 29Ag, Glens Falls.
Trolley, John Isaac, 28A, Poughkeepsie.
Trosdal, Einar Storm, jr., 28E, Savannah, Ga.
Trostel, Otto Albert, 25M, Milwaukee, Wis.
Trounstine, Lewis Joseph, jr., 25M, New York City.
Trousdale, Whitney Maynard, 25A, Rome, Pa.
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Trousdell. Thomas Bruce, jr., 29Ag, Glen Cove.
Trowbridge, Alexander Buel, jr., A.B., Grad,
Ithaca.
Troy, Constantine Timothy, 28E, Elmira.
Troy, Hugh Charles, jr., 27Ar, Ithaca.
Truell, George Foster, 27C, Cape Vincent.
Truitt, Garland Leigh, 26M, Norfolk, Va.
Truman, Marjory Isabella, 25A, Ithaca.
Trussell, John Carey, 28A, Brooklyn.
Tryon, William Irving, 27C, Winchendon, Mass.
Tsai, Fu Yuan, B.S., Grad, Shantung, China.
Tsang, Ngeu Faung, 27E, Shanghai, China.
Tsao, Chang, 27E, Yiyang, Hunan, China.
Tsoon, Zam Ling, B.S. in E.E., Grad, Chekiang,
China.
Tsu, Julia Chants, 27A, Shanghai, China.
Tsunajima, Benjamine Tokuo, A.B., Grad, Okayama,
Japan.
Tuck, George Abram, 27A, Coatesville, Pa.
Tucker, Carl William, M.S., Grad, Iowa City, Iowa.
Tucker, Charles Ketchum, B.S., Grad, Brooklyn.
Tucker, Lucille Abigail, 2sAg, Deposit.
Tucker, Whitney, 27A, Buffalo.
Tudor, Ralph Arnold, 25C, Hood River, Ore.
Tuerke, Lambert LeRoy, 25C, Baltimore, Md.
Tully, Katherine Armstrong, 27A, Closter, N. J.
Tunick, Heyman S., 27A, Brooklyn.
Tuoti, George Edward, 28Ag, New Rochelle.
Tupper, Edwin Odell, 28M, Upper Montclair.N. J.
Tupper, Lelia Evelyn, A.B., Grad, Post Mills, Vt.
Turner, Charles Newton, jr., 27AChem, Milwaukee,
Wis.
Turner, Lester Hayes, 28Ag, North Creek.
Turner, Reuben, 25A, 28MD, New York City.
Tuttle, Aletta Mowbray, 2sAg, East Moriches.
Tuttle, Bessie Mathilde, 2sAg, King Ferry.
Tuttle, Hubert Raymond, 26A, Lyndonville.
Tweedale, Ralph Landon, 27 M, Jamestown.
Tweedie, Roland William, 28C, Walton.
Tyler, George Horsley, 28A, Ithaca.
Tyler, John Morland, 27M, Ithaca.
Tyler, Louisa Violet, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Tyler, Virginia Edmonia, 2sAg, Canandaigua.
Tyo, Ruel Elias, 27Ag, Buffalo.
Tyrrell, Veora Marguerite, 27A, St. Petersburgh,
Fla.
Udall, John Taylor, 28A, Ithaca.
Uditsky, Sydney Robert, 28A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ue, Chi Ming, 27AChem, Hongkong, China.
Uetz, Fred Emil, 2sAg, New York City.
Uhry, Robert Lawrence, 26A, New York City.
Ulmer, William Ernest, 28V, Chappaqua.
Ulrich, Irma Charlotte, 26L, New York City.
Underhill, Marie Josephine, 26A, Buffalo.
Underwood, John Elmer, 26A, Summit, N. J.
Unger, Frances Bertha, 28A, Ithaca.
Ungerer, Meta Salome, 27A, Lyons.
Unwin, Harry Deits, 26M, Buffalo.
Updike, Mary Orvilla, 28A, Hector.
Upstill, James Alexander, 27A, Cleveland, Ohio.
Uptcher, Estelle, 27A, New York City.
Urban, Robert Cuppage, 26C, Kansas City, Mo.
Uris, Harold David, 26C, New York City.
Uys, Cornells Janse, B.S., M.S. in Agr., Grad,
Heilbron, O. F. S., South Africa.
Van Alstyne, Harold Leroy, 26M, Watertown.
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Van Alstyne, Lola Catherine, 25Ag, Ilion.
Van Arnam, Ralph Newcomb, 26E, Beaver Falls.
Van Arsdale, Elvin Redner, 28E, Ithaca.
Van Blarcom, Philip Stratton, 27E, Paterson, N. J.
Van Buskirk, James Gregory, 28Ag, Aurora.
Van Deman, Anna Mae, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Van Deman, Mary Esther, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Vanderbrook, Clarence Augustus, 28Ag, Newark.
Vanderlip, Arthur N., 27C, Ithaca.
Van Deusen, Elisha Blackmar, jr., 27Ag, Brook
lyn.
Van Deusen, Elsie Blackmar, 27A, Brooklyn.
Van de Water, Carleton, 28Ag, Hyde Park.
Van Dewater, Jerome Dean, 27A, Kenmore.
Van Dine, Charles Gaylord, 29C, Central Baragua,
Camaguey, Cuba.
Van Dine, Delos Lewis, jr., 28Ag, Central Baragua,
Camaguey, Cuba.
Van Law, Jesse Mead, 27M, Scarsdale.
Vannoy, George Hartwell, 27C, Pennington, N. J.
Vannoy, Wesley Gabriel, B.S., Grad, Waverly.
Van Order, Marjorie Delphine, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Van Poznak, Aaron, 26L, Bradley Beach, N. J.
Van Schoick, Alfred J., 27Ag, Cochecton Center.
Van Sickle, John, 27A, Auburn.
Van Slyke, Virginia Agnes, 27Ag, Rome.
Van Vechten, George Bates, 28E, Olyphant, Pa.
Van Vleet, Frank Carl, 27A, Lodi.
Van Voris, Edgar Wayne, 26Ag, Richmondville.
Van Vranken, Virginia, 25A, Schenectady.
van Wagenen, Jared, 3d., 26Ag, Lawyersville.
Van Wirt, Florence Amos, 26Ag, Glens Falls.
Van Wynen, Kenneth Gregg, 25E, Kerhonkson.
Vardhanoday, Chuan, Sp Ag, Bangkok, Siam.
Varon, Flora, 28Ag, New York City.
Vars, Harry Morton, A.B., Grad, Boulder, Colo.
Vastbinder, Christine Lydia, 27Ag, Addison.
Vatet, Oscar Pierson, 28A, Pleasantville.
Vatter, Leonard George, 28A, Chicago, 111.
Vaughan, Lawrence Moore, B.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Vaughn, Sidney Edwin, 26A, Glens Falls.
Veeder, Herman Greig, jr., 25C, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Veeder, James Marshall, 28AChem, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Vere, Oscar, 25E, San Juan, P. R.
Vermilye, Gerard Lathrop, 2SAg, Closter, N. J.
Vernon, Clinton Montgomery, 25M, Middletown.
Vernooy, Irma Aleen, 26A, Monticello.
Vetter, Eliott Joseph, 27Ag, Buffalo.
Vezina, Paul Henri, B.S.A., Grad, La Trappe, Que.,
Can.
Vial, Edmund Ellsworth, M.S., Grad, LaGrange, 111.
Vickers, Anderson Voisard, 27Ag, Tonawanda.
Vincent, Archie Joseph, 28C, Worcester, Mass.
Vincent, George Paul, A.B., M.S., Grad, Garretsville,
Ohio.
Vincent, Mordelo Lee, 26C, Tampico, Mexico.
Vincent, Walter Nathan, 26E, New Hartford.
Vinciguerra, Michael Patsy, 25A, Jamaica.
Vitale, Albert Alnor, 27M, Paterson, N. J.
Vivarttas, Elizabeth Arnold, 25A, Brooklyn.
Viviano, Joseph, 27A, Brooklyn.
Vogel, Sidney, 25A, Norwalk, Conn.
Vogel, Sylvia Ruth, 28A, Perth Amboy, N. J.
Vogt, Lillian Mae, 28A, Brooklyn.
Voigt, Emily Anna, 25A, Brooklyn.
Voigt, Louis Lee, 28Ag, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Volckhausen, William Louis, 26Ag, New York
City.
Volgenau, Robert Herman, 25V, Buffalo.
Vollmer, Alexander Russell, 27C, Ventnor, N. J.
Vollmer, Karl Koehler, 25A, Davenport, Iowa.
Von Beck, Lillian Elma, 27A, Carbondale, Pa.
von Haeseler, Paul, 27V, Ithaca.
von Hazmburg, Romulus Seitz, B.Chem., Grad,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
von Roeder, Luise Ottilie, 25A, New York City.
von Runohr, Christian, 28E, Milwaukee, Wis.
von Schrader, Francis Ulrich, 28Ag, Ottumwa,
Iowa.
Voong, Zu Ming, 26M, Chekiang, China.
Vorperian, Hovhanes, 28Ag, Haghrabed, Lysin,
Armenia.
Vosburgh, Frances Elizabeth, 25MD NYC, Voorheesville.
Voss, Theodore Klein, 28Ag, Brooklyn.
Voynow, Vera, 2SAr, Philadelphia, Pa.
Vrooman, Arthur Ellis, 2sAg, Sharon Springs.
Vrooman, Helen Borst, 26Ag, Cortland.
Wade, Harry VanNuys, 26Ar, Indianapolis, Ind.
Wade, Henry Sweetser, 25A. Alton, 111.

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Wade, Leonard Everett, 28A, Brookline, Mass.
Wade, Miriam Anne, 29Ag, North Creek.
Wade, Preston Allen, 25MD NYC, Helena, Mont.
Wadsworth, Dorothy Grace, 26Ag, Oswego.
Wadsworth, Millard Everts, 26Ag, Oswego.
Wadsworth, Richard Clarke, 26A, Framingham,
Mass.
Wager, Norman Joseph, 28Ag, Groton.
Wagner, Carl Frank, 2sAg, Alden.
Wagner, Charles Franklin, 27M, Dayton, Ohio.
Wagner, Richard Bieser, 27A, Dayton, Ohio.
Wainger, Max, 25A, Grad, New York City.
Wainwright, Townsend, 29A, Rye.
Waite, Agnes, 27A, Fort Ann.
Wakeman, Richard Vickery, 28Eng, Quincy, Mass.
Waldstreicher, Moses L., 25A, New York City.
Walker, Charles Leon, 28C, Wilmington, Del.
Walker, Dilworth, A.M., Grad, Rexburg, Idaho.
Walker, Gerald Howard, 28A, Rochester.
Walker, Herbert Warren, B.S., Grad, Boston,
Mass.
Walker, John Moseley, jr., 28E, Baltimore, Md.
Walker, William Way, 26Ag, Elizabeth, Pa.
Walkley, Floyd Frank, 2SAr, Le Roy.
Walkley, James Harry, 28Ag, Le Roy.
Wallace, Clark Edward, 26C, Prospect, Conn.
Wallace, Emily Isabel, 26Ag, Middletown.
Wallace, Herbert Gary, 25M, Auburn.
Wallace, Karl Richards, 27A, Ithaca.
Wallace, Laura Pearl, 27A, Middletown.
Wallace, Philip Piatt, 28Ag, Waterbury, Conn.
Wallace, Ruth Leona, 28Ag, Forestville.
Wallace, Stratford Corbett, 28MD NYC, New
York City.
Wallenwein, Ruth Lucy, 28Ag, Castile.
Walling, Willoughby Haskell, 27Ag, Hubbard
Woods, 111.
Walrath, Frank Josiah, B.S., Grad, Tribes Hill.
Walsh, Alexander Hamilton, jr., 27Ag, East
Orange, N. J.
Walsh, Alexander Joseph, 28Ag, Brooklyn.
Walsh, Deleon, 27Ag, Long Beach.
Walsh, Esther Louise, 26A, Cortland.
Walsh, Frank Odgen, jr., B.S. in M.E., Grad.
Atlanta, Ga.
Walsh, Ralph Joseph, 27Ag, Yonkers.
Walter, Carlton Howard, 27A, Brooklyn.
Walter, Edward Joseph, 25A, Port Jervis.
Walter, Richard Franklin, 28C, Auburndale, Mass.
Walthall, Chester Delaney, 28E, Scranton, Pa.
Walthour, John Buckman, 27M, Savannah, Ga.
Walton, Ethel, 26A, Melrose Park, Pa.
Walton, Juliet Helen, 26ACtiem, Montour Falls.
Waltz, Arthur Keller, M.S., Grad, Chewsville, Md.
Walz, Carl Simon, 28A, Buffalo.
Walz, Kenneth Carl, 27A, Newark, N. J.
Wan, Chia Sien, 28AChem, Shanghai, China.
Wang, Chen, B.T.C., M.S., Grad, Kiangyin,
Kiangsu, China.
Wang, Chih-Yi, 27A, Tientsin, China.
Wang, Ching Shi, B.S. in C.E., Grad, Shingtseh,
Kiangsu, China.
Wang, Loo Sing, B.S. in E.E., Grad, Fungshing,
Kiangsu, China.
Wang, Shou Chin, C.E., Grad, Soochow, Kiangsu,
China.
Wang, Yuen Kong, B.S. in C.E., Grad, Taishen,
Kiangsu, China.
Wannamaker, Alexander James Matheson, 27C,
Orangeburg, S. C.
Warburg, Bettina, 26MD NYC, New York City.
Warburton, Fred William, A.B., Grad, Ithaca.
Ward, Albert John, 25MD NYC, Morristown, N.J.
Ward, Hamilton, jr., 28A, Buffalo.
Ward, John Chamberlain, 29A, Buffalo.
Ward, Kenneth Daniel, 28Ag, Savona.
Ward, Nairne Forsyth, M.E., Grad, Lockport.
Ward, William West, 27M, Lakewood, Ohio.
Wardwell, Jerome Kenith, 26Ag, Union Springs.
Ware, Grace Louise, 27Ag, Ithaca.
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Ware, Howard Brettel, 27A, Montclair, N. J.
Ware, John Davis Dabney, A.B., Grad, Sewanee,
Tenn.
Warfield, Guy Trevelyn, jr., 25M, Baltimore, Md.
Warncke, Louis, 27Ag, Hoboken, N. J.
Warner, Alice Mary, 27A, Roselle, N. J.
Warner, Florence Eleanor, A.B., 27MD NYC,
Binghamton.
Warner, Robert Cooper, 26A, Whitesboro.
Warren, Chas. Oscar, jr., 27AChem, Brooklyn.
Warren, Edward Lewis, 28A, Hollis.
Warren, Edward William, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Warren, Elizabeth Gertrude, 28A, Albion.
Warren, Stanley Whitson, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Warren, William Ernest, 28Ar, Johnstown.
Warrick, Eleanor Louise, 26Ag, Mount Holly, N. J.
Warriner, Harwood, 26C, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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Weinberg, Abraham Gerald, Sp L, Buffalo.
Weinberg, Arthur Archibald, A.B., 28MD NYC,
Brooklyn.
Weiner, Julius, 28A, Livingston Manor.
V7einman, Irving Martin, 26C, New York City.
Weinman, Moses, 28A, Brooklyn.
Weinstock, Edwin Davis, 28A, New York City.
Weintraub, Joseph, 28A, Newark, N. J.
Weir, John Glover, 26Ag, Cambridge.
Weisbord, Norman Edward, A.B., Grad, New
York City.
Weisbrod, Harold, 26A, Schenectady.
Weiser, Gustav Benjamin, 26E, Utica.
Weiss, Abraham, 27A, Amityville.
Weiss, Ellis Edmund, 27 M, Brooklyn.
Weiss, Harry, 27A, New York City.
Weiss, Harry Benjamin, 28A, Newark, N. J.
Weiss, Harry Knight, 27A, New York City.
Weiss, Milton, 25L, Hudson.
Weitz, Edward, 28A, Stamford, Conn.
Wekselblatt, Koppel, 28A, Brooklyn.
Welanetz, Ludolph Frisch, 27M, Plainfield, N. J.
Welch, Alverna Haldeman, 27A, Mahanoy City, Pa.
Welch, Catherine Margaret, A.B., Grad, Ithaca.
Welch, John Mershon, 26Ag, Omaha, Neb.
Welden, .AllanMarshall, 28C, Rockville Centre.
Welker, Philip Lanahan, 27C, Washington, D. C.
Wellenkamp, Paul Gustave, M.E., Grad, Ithaca.
Weller, Catherine Albina, 27Ag, Detroit, Mich.
Welling, Joseph Gerard, 28MD NYC, New Ro
chelle.
Wellington, Harold Fay, 27Ar, Canton.
Wells, Estelle Frances, 26A, Brooklyn.
Wells, Frederick Morris, 26Ar, Baldwinsville.
Wells, Joseph Harry, 2SAChem, Ithaca.
Wells, Kenneth Kingsley, 26M, Northampton,
Mass.
Wells, Robert Alan, 28M, Watertown.
Wells, Sylvia Margaret, 27Ag, Schuylerville.
Welti, Walter, 26L, Ithaca.
Weltman, Molly, 27Ag, New York City.
Welz, Christopher John, Ch.E., M.S., Grad,
Buffalo.
Wendt, William, 26A, New York City.
Wengatz, Harold Francis, 28Ag, Oneida.
Wentworth, Harold, 27Ag, Cortland.
Wentz, John Budd, M.S., Grad, Ames, Iowa.
Wenzel, William John, 27A, Woodbury, Conn.
Werber, Herman Albert, 28M, Brooklyn.
Werly, Charles Milford, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Werner, David John Christopher, 28E, Man
chester.
Werner, Max, 28A, Bayonne, N. J.
Werner, Paul Sterling, 28E, Brooklyn.
Wesolowski, Felix John, 28C, Yonkers.
West, Edward Joseph, 25A, Hudson.
West, George Addison, B.S., Grad, Rhinebeck.
West, George Fitzherbert, 26C, Pasadena, Cal.
Westcott. Cynthia, A.B., Grad, Ithaca.
Wester, Frederick Edward, 26A, Brooklyn.
Weston, Gifford Lovelace, 27E, Portland, Me.
We6tover, Kyle Chester, M.S., Grad, Morgantown,
W. Va.
Wettig, Frank B., 26L, Brooklyn.
Whaley, James Higgins, jr., 26MD NYC, New
York City.
Wheaton, Olive Whitney, A.B., 28MD NYC, New
York City.
Wheeler, Harry Elmer, 27 M, Richmond Hill.
Wheeler, William Harrison, 2SAg, Florida.
Whelpton, Pascal Kidder, B.S., Grad, Oxford,
Ohio.
Whetstone, Walter, jr., 26M, Wayne, Pa.
Whipple, Clayton Ernium, 2SAg, Perry.
Whitaker. Randall, B.S., Grad, Stonington, Conn.
Whitaker, Susan Hildegarde, 27Ag, Hancock.
White, Alden Darling, 28M, Syracuse.
White, Clelland Calvin, 26A, Mansfield, Ohio.
Aylmer West,
White, Harley Clifford, B.A., Grad,
Ont., Can.
White, John William, jr., 28M, Orange, N. J.
White, Joseph Gordon, 26Ar, Granville.
White, Josephine Louise, 28A, Moravia.
White, Laurence Graham, 28E, Brooklyn.
White, Lois Jane, 26Ag, Bath.
White, Maurice Brewster, 26C, New York City.
White, Ray Porter, jr., 26E, Moravia.
White, Rollin Henry, jr., 26M, Cleveland, Ohio.
White, Thomas Joseph, 25MD NYC, Jersey City.
N-
. J-.
White, Virginia Ermine, 27Ag, Glasgow, Ky.
Whitehead, Duncan, 26A, Fitchburg, Mass.
Whitehead, Roy Smith, 27Ag, Chateaugay.
Whitehill, Catherine Ella, 26A, North East, Pa.
Whitehouse, A.J., 28MD, Lexington, Ky.
Whitesides, George Walter, 2SAChem, Louis
ville, Ky.
Whiting, Anor Gertrude, 28Ag, Phelps.
Whiting, Charles Cosad, 26A, Phelps.
Whiting, Genevieve Elizabeth, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Whiting, Sidney Edwin, jr., 28M, Holyoke, Mass.
Whitman, Channing, 28AChem, Deerfield, Mass.
Whitman, Sterling Treat, 25Ag, Weedsport.
Whitney, Alexander, 25E, Philadelphia, Pa.
Whitney, Donald Breed, 26A, Philadelphia, Pa.
Whitney, Frederick Moore, jr., 27A, Rochester.
Whitney, Seymour Meader, 28M, Philadelphia, Pa.
Whitridge, John Clifford, jr., 27A, Columbus,
Ohio.
Whitwell, Grace Edna, 28Ag, Lockport.
Whitwell, Marion Elsa, 27A, Buffalo.
Whitwell, Olive Caroline, 27A, Lockport.
Wiant, James Stewart, B.S., Grad, Huntington
Mills, Pa.
Wickenheiser, Herbert Emil, 2SAg, Grad, New
York City.
Wickes, Francis Allen, 26L, Ticonderoga.
Wickes, Mary Virginia, 2SAg, Ticonderoga.
Wickham, James Parker, 28Ag, Cutchogue.
Wieczorek, Helen Aline, 25A, Buffalo.
Wieman, Joseph Otto, 26Ag, Brooklyn.
Wiener, Alexander Soloman, 26A, Brooklyn.
Wieters, Charles, 25E, New York City.
Wightman, Henry Booth, 27MD NYC, New York
City.
Wilbur, Gordon McClave, 28Ar, Elmira.
Wilcox, Frank Adams, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Wilcox, Frederick Atwater, 25A, Ithaca.
Wilcox, Halsted Newell, 27C, East Orange, N. J.
Wilcox, Harold Edwin, 29A, Ithaca.
Wild, Richard, 27Ag, New York City.
Wilde, Edwin Arthur, 28AChem, Forestville.
Wilder, Horace Frederick, 26V, Akron.
Wilder, Malcolm Lounsbury, A.M., Grad, Ithaca.
Wilder, Robert Dennison, 27E, Passaic, N. J.
Wile, Richard Herman, 26L, Buffalo.
Wilensky, Oscar Royce, 26L, Passaic, N. J.
Wilgus, Herbert Sedgwick, jr., 26Ag, Ithaca.
Wilkes, Lena Elizabeth, 27Ag, Bath.
Wilkes, Robert James, 28A, Binghamton.
Wilkins, Joseph Fellows, M.E., Grad, Selma, Ala.
Wilkinson, John, jr., 26M, Syracuse.
Wilkinson, Lawrence Brown, 37L, Camden.
Will, Philip, jr., 28A, Rochester.
Willcox, John Wickham, 26Ag, Pine Island.
Willcox, William Bradford, 28A. Ithaca.
Wille, John Jacob, 26Ag, Brooklyn.
Willets, David Beal, 27M, White Plains.
Willett, Merrill H., 27C, Washington, D. C.
Willett, Sadie, 29A, New York City.
Williams, Anna May, 28A, Tamaqua, Pa.
Williams, Charles Franklin, 27E, Lakewood, Ohio.
Williams, David John, jr., 26Ag, Richmond, Ky.
Williams, Ellis Richard, 27M, Wyoming, Pa.
Williams, George Clark, 25E, Brewster.
Williams, Herbert Howard, jr., 26C, Brooklyn.
Williams, John Ward, 28Ag, Glen Cove.
Williams, Joseph Nash, 28A, Lake Placid.
Williams, Marguerite Carol, Sp A, Ithaca.
Williams, Marjorie Frances, B.S., Grad, Buffalo.

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Williams, Mildred Mary, 28A, Corning.
Williams, Richard Nelson, 27E, Rome.
Williamson, Zarah, 25A, Brooklyn.
Willig, Samuel, 28L, Ferndale.
Willis, George Hall, 27C, Chicago, 111.
Willisford, Laverne Harold, B.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Willits, Charles Oliver, B.S., Grad, Huron, S. Dak.
Willits, David Beal, 27M, White Plains.
Willits, Helen Virginia, 26A, Anaconda, Mont.
Willits, Ruth Cushman, 25A, Anaconda, Mont.
Willson, Robert Bellows, B.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Wilmot, Marjorie Sheldon, 25A, Flushing.
Wilson, Celia Amy, Sp A, Cameron Mills.
Wilson, Donald, 27E, Ossining.
Wilson, Donald King, 25M, Toledo, Ohio.
Wilson, Elizabeth LeRoy, 25A, New York City.
Wilson, Francis Henry, B.S., Grad, Ithaca.
Wilson, Francis Jennings, 25C, Colorado Springs,
Colo.
Wilson, Harold A., 25MD NYC, Fleischman.
Wilson, Harold Lynn, A.B., 27MD NYC, Buffalo.
Wilson, Herta Siemens, 27Ag, New York City.
Wilson, Hildegard Newcomb, 25A, New York
City.
Wilson, Howard Hensel, 2SAg, St. Louis, Mich.
Wilson, James William, 27A, Toledo, Ohio.
Wilson, Marion Georgiana, 28A, Brooklyn.
Wilson, Merle Graham, 26A, Himrod.
Wilson, Nellie Mildred, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Wilson, Thomas Carroll, 28A, Piedmont, W. Va.
Windsberg, Eske Harry, 25MD NYC, New York
City.
Winemiller, James Lewis, 26MD NYC, New York
City.
Wing, Charles Hequembourg, 27M, Buffalo.
Wing, Dorothy Newell, 28Ag, East Orange, N. J.
Wing, Ellen Watson, 2SAg, Ithaca.
Wing, Helen Upton, 27Ag, Clinton Corners.
Winkler, Arthur Max, 27Ar, Paterson, N. J.
Winship, Henry Dillon, 28C, Macon, Ga.
Winters, Joseph Rupert, 28A, Lake Placid.
Wise, John Shreeve, 3d, 28M, Allentown, Pa.
Wiseman, Elton John, 26M, Staten Island.
Wisner, Andrew Paul, 27M, Chittenango Station.
Witherell, Maynard Fayette, 27A, Burke.
Witt, Frederick Louis, 28E, New York City.
Wizenberg, George, 27Ag, Brooklyn.
Wizenberg, Irwin, 26A, Brooklyn.
Woehl, Arthur Lensen, A.M., Grad, Buffalo.
Woehl, Elinore Elizabeth, 25A, Buffalo.
Woehrle, Nelson Christian, 26A, Parsons, Pa.
Woerz, John Alva, 28A, New York City.
Wohlers, Warren Howard, Sp Ar, Williamsville.
Wohlwend, Irma Celia, A.B., Grad, Salina, Pa.
Wolfman, Edith, 28A, Brooklyn.
Wolkind, Edward Harold, 26L, Buffalo.
Wolkinson, Herman, 25L, Brooklyn.
Wolkowitz, Eli, 25A, Yonkers.
Wollmer, Frederick, 27M, Kenoza Lake.
Wood, Adelaide, Sp Ag, Ithaca.
Wood, Albert Edward, jr., 26C, Philadelphia, Pa.
Wood, Doris Margaret, 2 7A, Washington, D. C.
Wood, Edna Deborah, 2SAg, Binghamton.
Wood, Franklin Secor, 25L, Seneca Falls.
Wood, Frederick Cornelius, 28M, Fitchburg, Mass.
Wood, James Albert, jr., 28E, Wilmington, Del.
Wood, John Palen, 25E, Newport News, Va.
Wood, Karl Dawson, M.E., Grad, Ithaca.
Wood, Kenneth Randolf, 28Ag, Woodville.
Wood, Laurence David, 28A, Syracuse.
Wood, Ledger, A.B., Grad, Sierra Madre, Cal.
Wood, William Parker, 28M, Arlington, Mass.
Wood, William Roberts, 27AChem, Louisville,
Ky.
Woodams, Elmer John, Sp Ag, Ithaca.
Woodard, George Hatfield, 28M, Forest Hills.
Woodford, Albert John, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Woodman, De Graaf, 26MD NYC, New York
City.
Woodman, Jocelyn, 27MD NYC, Brooklyn.
Woods, Gladys Hayes, 26A, Yonkers.
Woodward, Mildred, A.M., Grad, Chicago, 111.
Woodward, Vernon, 27A, Norwood, Ohio.
Woodworth, Leverett Stearns, 26MD NYC'
Newton, Mass.
Woolson, Lawrence Irving, 26M, Detroit, Mich.
Woolston, Junia Roberts, 2 7A, Spencerport.
Woolworth, Marian Frances, 26Ag, Utica.
Worden, Helen Douglas, 28A, Binghamton.
Works, Helen Clarasia, 26A, Ithaca.
Worman, Elizabeth Dorothy, A.B., Grad, Brook
lyn.
Wortis, S. Bernard, A.B., 27MD NYC, Brooklyn.
Wotherspoon, James, 26A, New York City.
Wrede, Frederick William, 25C, Hoboken, N. J.
Wright, Arthur Sterling, 26A, Scio.
Wright, Burnett Francis, 26Ag, Webster.
Wright, Charles Penzel, 25C, Little Rock, Ark.
Wright, Chauncey Bechtle, 25MD NYC, Brook
lyn.
Wright, Chilton Austin, C.E., M.C.E., Grad, New
Rochelle.
Wright, Eleanor Esther, 27Ag, Gouverneur.
Wright, Erva Mae, 27A, Webster.
Wright, Helen Barbara, 27A, Wellesley Hills, Mass.
Wright, Irving Sherwood, 26MD NYC, Bloom
field, N. J.
Wright, James H., 27Ag, Passaic, N. J.
Wright, John Leslie, 28Ag, Ithaca.
Wright, Moorhead, jr., 27E, Little Rock, Ark.
Wright, Morris Birney, 27M, Parlin, N. J.
Wright, Norma Harriet, 27Ag, Baldwinsville.
Wright, Norwood Griswold, 28E, Chatham.
Wright, Pauline, 28A, Utica.
Wright, Philip Leslie, 25M, Warren, Ohio.
Wright, Robert Llewellyn, 25A, Chicago, 111.
Wright, Stuart Leroy, 27V, Oneonta.
Wright, Theodore McAllister, 26L, Flushing.
Wu, Wen Chen, B.S., Grad, Tsingpu, Kiangsu,
China.
Wyckoff, Betty Talmadge, 27Ag, Ithaca.
Wyckoff, Edith Talmage, 26Ag, Ithaca.
Wyman, Thomas Putmann, jr., 28M, Salem, Mass.
Wyman, Whitford Scott, 28M, Middlesex.
Yale, Louise Erviette, 27A, Guilford.
Yando, Maurice Eli, 28Ag, Burke.
Yang, Shin Ching, 28A, Shanghai, China.
Yanick, James Isadore, B.S., 28MD NYC, Pater
son, N. J.
Yard, William Burt, 28E, Erie, Pa.
Yavitch, Jacob Isaac, 28M, Witecsk, Russia.
Yellin, Rose Jane, 28A, Brooklyn.
Ying, Wen You, Grad, Wusih, Kiangsu, China.
Yoder, Harold Fetzer, 27A, Barberton, Ohio.
Yoffa, Annie, A.B., M.D., SpMD NYC, NewYork
City.
Yohalem, Morton Eugene, 27A, New York City.
Youchnow, Alexander, 29A, New York City.
Young, Anne Shippen, 27A, Charlottesville, Va.
Young, Catharine Elizabeth, A.M., Grad, Akron,
Ohio.
Young, Florence Beatrice, 27A, Buffalo.
Young, Frank Levi, jr., 2SM, Ossining.
Young, George John, 26MD NYC, Brooklyn.
Young, John Mumma, 2d, 28A, Binghamton.
Young, John Paul, B.S. in Arch., M.E., Grad,
Ithaca.
Young, John Randolph, 27A, Wayne, Pa.
Young, John Shaw, 27L, Springfield, Mass.
Young, Kenneth Merrill, 2SAr, Providence, R. I.
Young, Robert Hence, 25M, Wheelerton, Tenn.
Young, Russell Ira, 2SAg, Randolph.
Younglove, James Arthur, 27C, Evanston, 111.
Youngman, Gordon Esrey, 26L, Atlantic City, N. Jt
Youseberg, Eva Victoria, 27A, New York City.
Yu, Kweitze Chehan, 25C, Honan, Canton, China.
Yuan, Polixenes Leo, B.S. in M.E., Grad, Soo
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Yudewitz, Hyman, 28A, New York City.
Yuson, Servillano Caro, 28M, Gapan, Nueva
Ecija, P. I.
Yuszkiewicz, Stanley Alexander 28Ag, Yonkers.
Zapata y Torres, Miguel, A.M., Grad, Cabo Rojo,
P.R.
Zauderer, Seymour Jefferson, 27L, Brooklyn.
Zaug, Harold Milton, 25C, New London, Wis.
Zausmer, Garson S., 26A, Waverly.
Zautner, Robert Edward, 27Ag, Albany.
Zawatski, Mary Anna, 25A, Sugar Notch, Pa.
Zehner, John Randall, 26C, Brooklyn.
Zeiner, George Edgar, 27E, Brooklyn.
Zeissig, Alexander, 26V, New York City.
Zelikowitz, Charles Myer, 28A, Warwick.
Zellar, Veda Mary, 25A, Ithaca.
Zeller, Earl Franklin, 27A, Erie, Pa.
Zentgraf, Ernest William, jr., 27A, Stapleton.
Zentgraf, Robert Louis, 27Ag, Stapleton.
Ziman, Frederick, A.B., 27MD NYC, New York
City.
Zimmer, Emile John, jr., 26C, Montclair, N. J.
Zimmer, James Henry, 26A, Lynbrook.
Zimmerman, Everett Edward, B.S., A.B., A.M.,
Grad, Ridgeville, Ind.
Zimmerman, Howard Thurlow, 26A, Jamestown.
Zinram, Howard Murrell, 25A, Erie, Pa.
Zoeller, Bertha Louise, 2sAg, Ithaca.
Zoeller, Victor Edward, 26A, Wilmington, N. C.
Zucker, Myron, 25E, Woodmere.
Zuckerman, Gabriel, 2 7A, Brooklyn.
Zuckerman, Isidore Charles, B.S.,
Brooklyn.
Zuskin, Janice Pearl, 28A, Troy.
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STUDENTS, SUMMER OF 1924
Students registered after the Second Term of 1923-24 and before the First Term
of 1924-2=;. Grad (P) indicates Graduate School, Personal Direction; SS, Summer
Session; SSAg, Summer School of Agriculture; SSL, Summer School of Law.
Aaron, Bessie, SS, New Haven, Conn.
Abaya, Gonzalo, jr., SS, Pagsanjan, Laguna, P. I.
Abbey, Benton Gregg, Grad, SS, Holcomb.
Abbott, Eva M., SS, SSAg, Niagara Falls.
Abels, Irvin Irving, SS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Abraham, Evelyn, SS, Uniontown, Pa.
Abrams, Ethel, SS, East Haven, Conn.
Abramson, Harold Benjamin, SS, Middletown.
Abramsore, Wallis, SS, Woodcliff, N. J.
Ace, Pauline, SS, Stroudsburg, Pa.
Ackley, Charles Lee, Grad, SS, Sigel, Pa.
Adams, Eleanor, SS, Ithaca.
Adams, Gertrude, SS, Ithaca.
Adams, Julian Harrington, SS, Winnsboro, La.
Adams, Marcella, SS, New Haven, Conn.
Adams.Mildred Irish, SS, SSAg, Farmington.Mich.
Adey, Edwin Alfred, SS, Sharon, Conn.
Adler, Charles Henry, SS, Lansdowne, Pa.
Adler, Frederick, SS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Adler, Ida Rosalynde, SS, New Haven, Conn.
Aird, Robert Burns, SS, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Aitchison, Anna Mary, Grad, SS, Epworth, Iowa.
Aitchison, Eleanor Ruth, Grad, SS, Epworth, Iowa.
Aitchison, John Albert, Grad, SS, Epworth, Iowa.
Albert, Melvin Alexis, SS, New York City.
Alexander, Elizabeth Walton, SS, Ithaca.
Alexander, Lilian Sturtz, SS, Forest City, Pa.
Alexander, Nicholas Andrew, SSAg, NewYork City.
Alger, Harry B., Grad, SS, Olean.
Allen, Alice Blackmore, Grad, SS, Toledo, Ohio.
Allen, Beatrice, SS, Tarrytown.
Allen, Glena Mary, Grad, SS, Avoca.
Allen, LeRoy Vincent, SS, New York City.
Allen, Mary, Grad, SS, SSAg, Elmira.
Allen, Millicent Louise, SS, Elmira.
Allen, Raymond Peck, Grad (PI, Lima.
Allen, William, Grad (P), Dewar Lake, Sask.,
Canada.
Allen, William McKinley, SS, Omaha, Nebraska.
Allender, Samuel Shelton, SS, Clay Center, Kans.
Allisen, James Philip, jr., SS, Buffalo.
Alper, Harry, SS, Brooklyn.
Alpert, Florence, SSAg, New York City.
Altschule, Hilda, Grad, SS, New York City.
Alverson, Addie Bigwood, SSAg, Dexter.
Anderson, Altas Fannie, SS, Muskitee, Okla.
Anderson, George, SS, Scranton, Pa.
Anderson, Helen Anna, Grad, SS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Andreozzi, Frank Paul, SSL, Brooklyn.
Andrews, Eric Alexis, SS, White Plains.
Andrews, Josephine Elizabeth, SSAg, SS, Buffalo.
Angel, Jessie Junner, SSAg, Spencerport.
Angle, Raymond Depue, SS, Dingsmans Ferry, Pa.
Appleget, Thomas Baird, Grad, SS, Manasquan,
N.J.
Archbald, Sara Thompson, SS, Pottsville; Pa.
Arfmann, John Henry, SS, Middletown.
Armor, Mira Lillian, SS, SSAg, Marshallton, Del.
Armstrong, Lindsey Otis, Grad, SS, Richmond, Va.
Arnand, Elaine Pauline, SS, Washington, D. C.
Arnold, Laura, Grad, SS, Ridgway, Pa.
Ash, Frieda Scholl, Grad, SS, Phoenixville, Pa.
Aten, Adrian John, SS, Floral Park.
Atkins, Marjorie, SS, Brooklyn.
Aue, Esther Mae, Grad, SS, Fremont, Nebr.
Ault, Mary Johnson, SS, Baltimore, Md.
Austin, Ralph Saunders, Grad, SS, Elmira.
Autry, Allie May, SS, Houston, Texas.
Avenia, Madeline, SS, Jamaica.
Averitt, Helen, SS, Columbia, Mo.
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Ayers, William DeWitt, SS, Branchville, N. J.
Ayers, Winfred Enos, SS, Berne.
Babb, Roland Walker, SS, East Dixfield, Me.
Bach, Ruth, SS, Flushing.
Bacon, Francis Niles, Grad, SS, Hamilton.
Bader, Jenny Lila, SS, New York City.
Bahrenburg, Helen, SS, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Bailey, Dorothy Claire, SS, Carbondale, Pa.
Bailey, Dwight Phillips, SS, Dansville.
Bailey, Edward Henry, 2d, SS, New York City.
Bailey, Jane Welch, SS, Gowanda.
Baker, Muriel Mae, SS, Charleroi, Pa.
Baker, Robert Wagner, SS, Ithaca.
Baker, Ruth Stephens, SS, Plymouth, Mass.
Bakerman, Harold, SS, Brooklyn.
Balasguide, Miguel Angel, SS, Penuelas, P. R.
Baldwin, Charles Howard, SS, Brooklyn.
Baldwin, Stanley Cole, SS, Johnson City.
Baldwin, Stanley Everett, Grad (P), SS, Hamilton.
Balkind, Eleanor Gloria, SS, Brooklyn.
Ball, Jonathan Mueller, SS, Detroit, Mich.
Ballantine, Edward Dickenson, SS, Baltimore, Md.
Ballard, Charles Hitchcock, SSL, Longmeadow,
Mass.
Ballard, Edith Elsie, SS, SSAg, Syracuse.
Ballman, Dorothy Louise, SS, Point Pleasant,
N.J.
Banij, Sutchitra Vadhana, SS, Bangkok, Siam.
Banks, Mary Alberta, SS, SSAg, New York City.
Baiber, Courtenay, jr., SS, Chicago, 111.
Bard, Susan Gladys, SS, Denver, Pa.
Bardewyck, Arthur Henry, SS, Brooklyn.
Barkin, Leroy Mantell, SS, New York City.
Barned, Robert Seward, SS, Cortland.
Barnes, Mary Louise, SS, Ithaca.
Barrett, Anna Elizabeth, SS, SSAg, Sayre, Pa.
Bartholomew, Elsie, SS, SSAg, North Collins.
Bartlett, Martin Lewis, SS, Winchendon, Mass.
Bartlett, Roland Willey, Grad (P), Orleans, Vt.
Barton, Harriet May, SS, Scranton, Pa.
Barts, Adelaide Anna, SSAg, Virgil, 111.
Bascom, Earle Gilbert, SS, Hamilton, Ont., Can.
Bassett, Dell Clare, SS, SSAg, Hempstead.
Batchelder, Charles Howard, Grad (P), SSAgr,
Pompanoosuc, Vt.
Batchelor, James Taylor, SS, Webster Groves, Mo.
Bates, Isabelle Dean, SS, SSAg, Spencer.
Battenberg, Eleanor, SS, Scranton, Pa.
Bauer, Sidney Frederick, SS, Eden.
Bauhan, Alice Marie, SSAg, East Orange, N. J.
Baum, Marcus, SS, Brooklyn.
Baumgarten, Adolph John, SS, Washington, D. C.
Baumon, Sara Natalie, SS, New York City.
Bausman, Robert Otis, Grad, SS, Dayton, Ind.
Bauschman, Roland, SS, Scranton, Pa.
Baxter, Lindly C, SS, Rome, Pa.
Bayne, Thomas Levingston, jr., Grad (P), New
York City.
Bayuk, Beatrice, SS, Philadelphia, Pa.
Beaman, Charles Orson, Grad, SSAg, Brockport.
Beardsley, Mary Mervine, Grad, SS, SSAg, New
York City.
Bearer, Edwin, Vincent, Grad, SSAg, SS, Hastings,
Pa.
Beasley, Ethelyn, SS, Ithaca.
Beck, Walter Alfred, SS, Schenectady.
Beckenstein, Anna, SSAg, New York City.
Becker, Chester Markel, SS, Columbia, Pa.
Beckwith, Irving Harris, SS, East Pembroke.

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Beckwith, Olivet Minerva, SS, Unionville, Conn.
Bedford, Charles Henry, SS, SSAg, Forksville, Pa.
Bedford, Mark Raymond, SS, Forksville, Pa.
Bedrick, Rose, SSAg, New York City.
Beeber, Holland, SSL, Williamsport, Pa.
Beecher, Isabel, SS, Birmingham, Ohio.
Beecher, John Newman, SS, Birmingham, Ala.
Beers, Jessie Adrienne, SS, Brooklyn.
Begel, Harold William, Grad, SS, Lehighton, Pa.
Beihoff, Belle Lawinson, SSAg, New York City.
Beihoff, Doris Edith, SS, New York City.
Beistle, Pearl Henrietta, SS, Shippensburg, Pa.
Bell, Adeline Estelle, SSAg, New York City.
Bell, Fred, jr., SS, Dubuque, Iowa.
Belmonte, Roman De los Reyes, SS, Zaragoza,
Nueva Ecija, P. I.
Benoliel, Jean Salome, SS, Merion, Pa.
Bennet, Agnes Hornbeck, SS, Port Jervis.
Bennett, Adah Cecelia, Grad, SS, Jamaica.
Bennett, Ethel Roberta, SS, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Bennett, Jessie Elizabeth, SS, Albion.
Bennett, Marion Ruby, SS, Westbury.
Benson, Bernard Alexander, SS, SSAg, Buffalo.
Benson, Clement L., Grad (P), Redlands, Cal.
Benson, Rebecca Louise, SS, SSAg, Munhall,
Pa.
Bentley, Helen Elizabeth, SS, Horseheads.
Berken, Bella, SS, Brooklyn.
Berle, Alf Keyser, SS, New York City.
Berlinghof, Roscoe George, SS, Scranton, Pa.
Berman, Abraham Boyd, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Berman, Dorothy Lorna, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Berman, Judith Hecht, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Bernard, Anthony Byers, SSL, New York City.
Bernard, Lucie, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Bernis, Hildegarde Margaret, SS, Brooklyn.
Bernstein, Anna, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Bernstein, Ida Rena, SSAg, New York City.
Bernstein, Rae, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Besig, Anna Clara Caroline, Grad (P), Weehawk
en, N. J.
Betz, Elizabeth Francesca, SS, Brooklyn.
Bhir mya, Tatt Makara, SS, Washington, D. C.
Bigelow, Murray Murch, SS, South Paris, Me.
Bihler, Martha Agnes, SS, Newark, N. J.
Billig, Thomas Clifford, SSL, New Brighton, Pa.
Bird, William Leon, SS, Kirkwood.
Bishop, John Burtt, Grad (P), Auburn, N. S.,
Canada.
Bishop, Sherman Chancey, Grad (P), Clyde.
Bissell, Frederick Olds, jr., SSL, Buffalo.
Bissell, Lidie Wilson, SS, Beaver, Pa.
Black, Frank Albert, SS, Waynesburg, Pa.
Black, Mary Jemima, SS, Trumansburg.
Blackwell, Anita, SS, Englewood, N. J.
Blaine, Dorothy, SS, Far Rockaway.
Blaine, Marjorie, SSL, New York City.
Blakeslee, Elbert Little, SS, Passaic, N. J.
Blanchard, Eva Irene, SS, SSAg, Groton.
Blanchard, John Paul, SS, Raquette Lake.
Blandford, Agnes Cleary, SS, Washington, D. C.
Blankfein, Rose Jeanne, SSL, Whitestone.
Blankley, Clifton Tayleure, SS, Chicago, 111.
Bliss, Frank Richard, Grad, SSAg, Bath.
Blue, Jean Louise, SSAg, Homer.
Bluford, John Henry, Grad, SS, SSAg, Cappahosic,
Va.
Blum, Janice, SS, Washington, D. C.
Blumberg, Sophia Emily, SS, Brooklyn.
Bodle, Ralph Robinson, SS, Endicott.
Bodurtha, Jeannette, SS, SSAg, Agawan, Mass.
Bogardus, Glen Fred, Grad, SS, Morrisville.
Bond, Jean Elizabeth, Grad, SS, Swarthmore, Pa.
Bonfrey, Faith, Grad, SS, Middletown, Conn.
Bookstaver, Aline Elaine, SS, Brooklyn.
Bool, Mildred Storm, SS, Ithaca.
Booth, Archibald Allan Kirchner, SS, Shilong,
Assam, India. .
Boring, Lydia Truman, SS, Philadelphia, Pa.
Borst, Victor Dow, jr., SS, SSAg, New York City.
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Boshnakian, Sarkis, SS, New York City.
Bostrom, Hildur Christina, SS, Washington, D. C.
Bostwick, William Edward, SS, Ithaca.
Botting, Roland Bassett, SSAg, Morton.
Bottjer, Bertha Margaret, SS, Brooklyn.
Bottke, Marie, SS, Moore, Pa.
Bourne, Benjamin Arthur, Grad (P), SS, SSAg,
Bridgetown, West Indies.
Bourne, Dorothy Curtis, SS, Bradford, Mass.
Bouteiller, Austin Warner, SS, Middletown, Conn.
Bowden, Foster Sidney, SS, Johnstown, Pa.
Bowdry, William Perrin, jr., SS, Fort Worth,
Texas.
Bowman, Linn Bruce, SS, Webster.
Boyce, George Arthur, Grad, SS, Chestnut Hill, Pa.
Boyd, Walter Hartman, jr., SS, Williamsville.
Brackett, Catherine, SS, Madison, Wis.
Bradlee, Warren Richard, SS, Winchendon, Mass.
Bradley, Howard Alden, Grad, SS, Canton, Ohio.
Braham, Olive Fern, Grad, SS, Harrisville, Pa.
Branch, Edwin Albro, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Branch, Hazel Elizabeth, SS, SSAg, Wichita, Kans.
Brandes, Harriette Rosalie, SS, New York City.
Brandt, Walter Bates, SS, Ilion.
Branyon, Edgar Matterson, Grad, SSAg, Albertville,
Ala.
Braun, Gertrude, SS, Newark.
Braunberg, Beulah, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Braus, Mortimer, SS, New York City.
Brause, Archie, SS, Glen Cove.
Bray, Joseph Simon, SS, Scranton, Pa.
Breckenridge, Grace Marion, SS, Spencerport.
Breed, Robert Read, SSAg, Kingsley, Pa.
Bregstein, Herbert Lewis, SS, Brooklyn.
Bremner, Olive Barton, Grad, SS, Reading, Pa.
Bridgman, Robert Rice, SS, Hamburg.
Brigden, John Kraig, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Bright, Thomas Morton, SS, Lansdale, Pa.
Brill, Marion, SS, SSAg, Jamesburg, N. J.
Britt, Charles Jerome, SS, Abington, Pa.
Britt, Sarah Elizabeth, SSAg, New York City.
Brooks, Dorothy Louise, SSAg, SS, Brookline,
Mass.
Brooks, Rebecca Belle, SS, Baltimore, Md.
Brown, Bernice Marion, SS, Ithaca.
Brown, Chester William, SS, SSAg, Albany.
Brown, Clarence Travis, SS, Yonkers.
Brown, Dorothy, SS, Brooklyn.
Brown, Edward Thomas, SS, Stamford, Conn.
Brown, Florence, SS, Westmoreland.
Brown, James Epps, jr., SS, Atlanta, Ga.
Brown, Jesse Edward, SS, East Marion.
Brown, Margaret Veronica, SSAg, New York City.
Brown, Martha Avery, SS, SSAgr, Chicago, 111.
Brown, Mary Elizabeth, SSL, Green Island.
Brown, Mildred Helene, Grad, SS, Berkshire.
Brown, Myrtis Hyde, SS, SSAg, Providence, R. I.
Brown, Wilhelmina, SSAg, Rockaway.
Browne, Arthur Westgate, SS, Ithaca.
Browning, Hilbert Kirchwey, SS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Bruckbauer, Leonard, SS, Brooklyn.
Bruen, Charles Arthur, SSAgr, Jasper.
Brumfield, Lewis Floyd, Grad, SSAg, Utica.
Brunelle, Marie Antoinette, SSAg, Troy.
Brunett, Earl Louis, Grad (P) Herkimer.
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Brutschy, Charles Francis, SS, Corona.
Bryant, Alfred Jerome, SS, Truxton.
Bryant, Elwyn Stanley, SS, Elmira.
Buchsbaum. Foster, SS, New York City.
Buckingham, Lillian Edna, Grad, SS, SSAg,
Scenery Hill, Pa.
Budd, Archie Wright, SS, SSAg, Philadelphia, Pa.
Buffa, Emma Margherita, SS, New York City.
Buhlman, Eleanor Valentine, SS, Woodmere.
Bull, Clara Marion, SS, SSAg, Poughkeepsie.
Bull, Dorothy Agnes, SS, Poughkeepsie.
Bullard, Charles Frederick, jr., SS, Elmira.
Bullwinkel, George Albert, SS, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Bunzelman, Celia, SSAg, Brooklyn.
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Burkard, Bertha Tecla, SS, Brooklyn.
Burkard, Clara, SS, Evergreen
Chen, Benjamin Chin, SS, Peking, China.
Burke. Ruth Sheridan Chiang, Nelson Yuan-Jen, SS, Shanghai, China.
SS, South Bend. Ind.
Burke. William jr., SS,
Chisholm, Francis Perry, SS, Port Byron.
Washington, D. C
Burlegh, Clifford Goff,
Chou, Liang-Hsiang, SS, SSAg, Hankow, China.
SS, Rochester.
Chu, Zsung Foh, SS, Shanghai, China.
W'Grad' SS' Jhnsn
TenA
City, Chung, Kaw Tok, SS, Hongkong, China.
Burnham. Bertha Ciancmlli, Salvador Joseph, SS, Brooklyn.
Agnes, SSAg, Central Falls, R.I
Burnes. Charlotte Cilloniz, Manuel Colmena, SS, Lima, Peru.
Isabel, SS, SSAg, Woburn Mass
Burnes. John Claggett, Teresa Hayes, SS, Geneva.
Hastnett, SS. Port Chester
Burnes Clancy, Bessie Mary, SS, Nashua, N. H.
.William Ryan, SS, Port Chester.
Clancy, Marion Zilpha, SS, SSAg, Portland, Me.
lwS! vNewt?f ol>mor_r SS- Waban, Mass.
Burns, Emmett Clancy, Sadie Lucina, SS, Nashua, N. H.
Robert, SSL, Philadelphia, Pa.
Burns Louis M. Clapp, Florence Emeline, SS, SSAg, Milton, Pa,
Sherry, SS, Charles Town, W. Va.
Burr, Abigal Clark, Alice Warren, SS, SSAg, Cambridge, Mass.
Crutts, SS, Etna.
Burr, Ruth Clark, Anna Whitman, SSAg, Binghamton.
Heyward, SS, Brooklyn.
Burstein,
Clark, Blanche Bannister, SSAg, Dryden, Mich.
Julia, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Bui\reIfn
Clark, Jay, SS, Worcester, Mass.
?/ances. Grad, SS, SSAg. Medford Clark, Percival Lemon, SS, Grad, (P), Elgin, 111.
Hillside, Mass.
Clark, Waid Van De Mark, SSL, Buffalo.
Burton, Myra Anthea, SS, Mohawk.
Clark, Watson Gerould, jr., SS, Tenafly, N. J.
Bush, Maude Bower, SSAg, Ithaca.
Clark, William Taliaferro, SS, Chevy Chase, Md.
Butler, Annette Stoddart, Grad, 'SSAg, Camden, Clarke, Elizabeth Pendleton, SS, Norwich.
Del.
Claster, Herbert Bernard, SS, Lock Haven, Pa,
Butler, Eleanor Mary, SS, Cleveland, Ohio. Claxton, Emily LaFaye, SSAg, Philadelphia, Pa.
Button, Ernest David, jr., SS. Ithaca.
Cleaver, Mark Miller, 2d, SS, Wilmington, Del.
Byler. Emma Shumway, SS, Washington, D. C. Clegg, Harry Bliss, SS, Attleboro, Mass.
Clements, Laura Eliza, SS, Liberty.
Clinton, Harry Thomas, SS, Poughkeepsie.
Clou, Mary Angeline, SS, Tioga, Pa.
Cloudman, Robert Bruce, SSAg, Storrs, Conn.
Clucas, George Douglas, jr., SS, Buffalo.
Clum, Harold Haydn, SS, SSAg, Cleveland Heights,
Ohio.
Clynes, Edmund, SSL, Ithaca.
Coan, Abraham Moses, Grad, SSAg, Ithaca.
Cobb, Francis Ezra, Grad (P), Minneapolis, Minn.
Coburn, Harry Everett, SS, Buffalo.
Coggins, Harold Edward, SS, Scranton, Pa.
Cohen, Dorothy, SS, Brooklyn.
Cohen, Gertrude, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Cohen, Jessie, SS, New York City.
Cohen, Leon Jerome, SS, New York City.
Coiley, Elizabeth Jane Neville, SSAg, Moravia.
Cole, Andries Miller, SS, Pine Hill.
Cole, James Thurston, SS, Ithaca.
Coleman, Clare Mabel, Grad, SS, Punxsutawney,
Pa.
Coleman, Georgia Avis, SSAg, Trumansburg.
Coleman, Gertrude, SS, Punxsutawney, Pa.
Coleman, Helen, SS, Scranton, Pa.
Coleman, James Hearst, SS, Greenwood, S. C.
Collette, Amanda Elsie, SS, Fishervtlle, Mass.
Coiley, Arthur Truman, SS, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Coiley, Helen Louise, SS, Wellesley, Mass.
Collins, Marion J., SS, Dunkirk.
Colton, David Winthrop, SS, Pittsfield, Mass.
Colton, Ethan Theodore, jr., SS, New York City.
Colucci, Frederick William, SS, Newark, N. J.
Comiskey, Esther Margaret. SSAg, Waterloo.
Condit, Edward Morrow, SS, Ithaca.
Cone, Alice Margaret, SS, Cortland.
Congdon, Richard Gates, SS, Upper Montclair,
N. J.
Conklin, Harry Irving, SS, Richfield Springs.
Caldwell, Grace, SS, St. Louis, Mo.
Caldwell, Harriet Wilmot, SS, Chapel Hill, N. C.
Call, Irving Joslyn, Grad (P), Stafford.
Callahan, Mary Florence, SS, Elmira.
Cammach, Robert Emmett, Grad, SSAg, Allen,
Ala.
Campbell, Adele Vanse, SS, Brooklyn.
Campbell, Andrew Hiester, SS, Pottstown, Pa.
Campbell, Catherine Edgeworth, SSAg, Seneca
F lis.
Campbell, Elva Theodora, SSAg, New York City.
Campbell, Fannie Irvin, SS, Phenix, R. I.
Campbell, Willard Donald, SSL, New Concord,
Ohio.
Canon, Helen, SSAg, Grand Junction, Colo.
Canton, Irving Jesse, SSL, New York City.
Card, Dana George, Grad, SS, SSAg, Sylvania, Pa.
Carmalt, Horace Addison, SS, Brookville, Pa.
Carmody, Marguerite Agnes, Grad, SS, Port
Richmond.
Carney, Mary Kathryn, Grad, SS, Mohawk.
Carni, Rose Mary, SS, SSAg, Chester, Conn.
Carothers, Florence Edith, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Carpenter, Albert Guy, SS, Yonkers.
Carpenter, Carlos Clay, Grad, SS, Syracuse.
Carpenter, Martha Frances, SS, Yonkers.
Carr, Ozella Grace, SS, SSAg, York, Pa.
Caruthers, Elmo, jr., SS, Fort Smith, Ark.
Casey, Francis Lawton, SSL, Ithaca.
Caslowitz, Hymen Maurice, SS, New Britain,
Conn.
Cassell, Marvin, SS, Brooklyn.
Castren, Helga Cecelia, SS, SSAg, Buffalo.
Catrow, David Johnson, SS, Miamisburg, Ohio.
Cavanaugh, Helen Catharine, SS, Johnstown, Pa.
Chace, Dorothy, SS, Dartmouth, Mass.
Chadeayne, Theodorus Smith, SS. Cornwall.
Chadwick, Beatrice, SS, Farmingdale.
Chakin, Abraham, SS, New York City.
Chamberlain, Ruth Caroline, SS, Ischua.
Chambers, John Albert, SS, Monroe, Wis.
Chamey, Bessie Belous, SS, Paterson, N. J.
Chamunch, Morris, SS, New York City.
Chan, Km Kwok, SS, SSAg, Hongkong, China.
Chan, Shi Leung Grad, SS, Hongkong, China.
Chang, Church, SS, Shanghai, China.
Chang, Yu-Che, SS, Peking, China.
Chapman, William Russell, Grad, SS, Uniontown
Fa.
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Cooper, LaVerna Madelyn, SS, Ralston, Pa.
Cooper, Stewart Rochester, Grad, SS, Baltimore,
Md.
Coppin, Daniel Metz, SS, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Corbett, Laurence Ward, Grad (P), SS, Washing
ton, D. C.
Corbett. Roger Bailey, Grad (P), Takoma Park,
D. C.
Corey, Edward Lyman, SS, Barberton, Ohio.
Cornelius, Grace Edna, Grad, SS, Ambridge, Pa.
Cornell, Allaine, SS, Washington, D. C.
Cornell, George Dean, SSAg, Campbell.
Cortina, Victor Manuel, SS, San Pedro de Macoris,
Santo Domingo.
Cortright, Carrie Amelia, SSAg, Spencer.
Cory, Esther Birnbaum, Grad, SS, New York City.
County, Lillian Gertrude, SS, Manchester, N. H.
Courtois, Louise, Grad (P), SS, Norman, Okla.
Courtright, John Loring, SS, Circleville, Ohio.
Covel, Lulu Claw, SSAg, Rochester.
Covert, Adrienne de Bevoise, SS, Kew Gardens.
Covert, Marion Elizabeth, SS, SSAg, Auburn.
Covey, Esther Rosetta, SS, Earlville.
Cox, Mary Lillie, SSAg, Princeton, N. C.
Cox, Theodore Francis, SSAg, Montclair, N. J.
Craig, Edna Belle, SS, SSAg, Delhi.
Crandall, Nina Elinor, SSAg, Sandy Creek.
Crane, Helen A., Grad, SS, SSAg, Kingston, Pa.
Crane, Margaret McNiff, SS, Cortland.
Crawford, Doris Gertrude, SS, New York City.
Cree, Edward Mitchell, SS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Cremer, Edward Andrew, jr., SS, Greensburg, Pa.
Crennan, Jule Dorothy, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Cresswell, Elsie Louisa, SS, Abilene, Texas.
Crippen, Philip Martin, SS, Oneonta.
Crittenden, Donald Webster, SS, Hazleton, Pa.
Crofoot, Edith May, SS, Sinclairville.
Crofoot, Florence Carolyn, SSAg, Little Falls.
Croll, Samuel Donovan, Grad, SSAg, Linden, Ala.
Cronan, Vernon Joseph, SS, Cleveland, Ohio.
Crooker, Janice, SS, Brooklyn.
Crouch, Paul Austin, SSL, Big Moose.
Crowell, James White, Grad (P), Colorado Springs,
Colo.
Crowley, Eugene Timothy, SS, White Plains.
Crozier, George Douglas, SSL, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Cull, Roswell William, SS, Cazenovia.
Culler, Anna Velora, SS, SSAg, Johnstown, Pa.
Cummings, Margaret Elois, Grad, SS, SSAg,
Centreville, Mich.
Cunningham, Howe Symonds, Grad, SS, SSAg,
Truro, N. S., Canada.
Curland, Sylvia, SS, Brooklyn.
Curran, Katherine Mary, SS, Mt. Morris.
Curtis, Carleton Joseph, SS, Pensacola, Fla.
Curtis, Dorothy Susan, SS, Flushing.
Curtis, Howard Joseph, Grad, SSAg, Deposit.
Curtis, Norvelle Elliott, SS, Waymart, Pa.
Cushman, Robert Alden, Grad (P), Ithaca.
Cutlar, Lillie Fielding Poisson, Grad, SS, Winston-
Salem. N. C.
Cutright, Allene, SSAg, Buckhannon, W. Va.
Cutujian, Frances Catherine, Grad, SS, New York
City.
Daggett, John Clinton, SS, Niagara Falls.
Dale, Dwight Conn, SSL, Franklin, Pa.
Dalton, Virginia Ethel, SS, Brooklyn.
Daly, Nora Agnes, SS, Brooklyn.
d'Angelo, Aristide, SSL, Corona.
Dann, Lois Anna, SS, Elmira.
Darling, Malinda MacPherson, SSAg, Brooklyn.
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Darnell, Laura Virginia, SS, Philadelphia, Pa.
D'Ascensio, Frank, SS, Newark, N. J.
Dassance, Albert Andrew, SSAg, Newfield.
Dates, Hazel Adelia, Grad, SS, SSAg, Groton.
Davenport, Samuel Sloan, SS, Buffalo.
Daviault, Lionel, SS, SSAg, Montreal, Canada.
Davidson, Herbert, SS, Washington, D. C.
Davis, Emery Joseph, SS, Akron.
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Davis, Fred, SS, Ithaca.
Davis, Hal Robert, SS, Houston, Texas.
Davis, James Elwood, Grad (P), Albany.
Davis, June Carolyn, SSAg, Brainardsville.
Davis, Lorinda Stilwell, SS, Ithaca.
Davis, Samuel Elmer, Grad (P), Albany.
Davison, James Bruce, SSAg, Wooster, Ohio.
Day, Katherine S., SS, Washington, D. C.
Day, Leah Almira, Grad, SS, Cortland.
Dayton, Clarence Ames, SS, Binghamton.
Dealy, Alton Corey, SS, Amsterdam.
Dean, Francis Nathaniel, SS, Nicholas.
Dean, Mary Strolridge, SS, SSAg, Taunton, Mass.
Deane, Helen Marie, Grad, SS, New York City.
Deane, Rita Viiginia, SS, New York City.
Dechert, Daniel Orville, jr., SS, Harrisonburg, Va.
Deck, J. Russell, SS, Berkeley, Cal.
Decker, Lura Martha, SSAg, Berkshire.
de Figueroa, Rafael, SS, New York City.
DeGabrielle, Helen Hammontre, SS, Lock Haven,
Pa.
Dengler, Frank George, SS, Lyons.
D'Errico, Michael William, SSL, Cleveland, Ohio.
Deshmukh, Purushatam Yadcoras, SS, Wardha,
C. P., India.
Deutsch, Ethel Eleanor, SS, New York City.
Deutschman, Mirian Judith, SS, Brooklyn.
Devine, Georgia Plummer, SS, SSAg, New York
City.
Dezendorf, Florence Elsie, SS, Jamaica.
Dicker, William, SS, Ithaca.
Dickey, James Allen, Grad (P), Elon College, N. C.
Dilly, Stoddard Gee, SS, Van Etten.
Ditmars, Elizabeth Estell, SSAg, Interlaken.
Ditty, Augusta Fredericka, Grad, SS, Baltimore,
Md.
Diven, Cora West, SSAg, Elmira.
Diven, George Maxwell, jr., SS, SSAg, Elmira.
Dochterman, Frederick Harold Charles, SS, Mineola.
Dodge, Karl Franklin, SS, Rochester.
Dodge, Stephen Webster, SS, Montclair, N. J.
Dodge, William Wallace, SS, Ithaca.
Doing, Robert Burns, SS, Brooklyn.
Dolan, Isabelle Anne, SS, Cleveland, Ohio.
Dooley, Agnes Elizabeth, SS, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Domonkos, Imre, SS, Newark, N. J.
Dorfman, Rose, SS, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Dorn, Willis Lee, SS, Berkshire.
Dorrance, Samuel B., SS, SSAg, Holcomb.
Doscher, Charlotte Kathryn, SS, New York City.
Doubleday, Tulia Louisa, SS, Washington, D. C.
Dowdy, William Wallace, Grad, SS, SSAg, Blacksville,
S. C.
Downing, Nancy, SS, Atlanta, Ga.
Driscoll, Paul Augustus, SS, Ithaca.
Dubin, Marian Evelyn, SS, Philadelphia, Pa.
Duchesne, Alexandra Margaret, SS, SSAg, Buffalo.
Duffy, Marion Agnes, SS, Hoboken, N. J.
Dugan, Angell Catherine, SS, Albany.
Duncan, Harry Lee, SS, Ridgewood, N. J.
Dunlap, Robert Bruce, Grad (P), SSAg, Newville,
Pa.
Dunn, Hazel Sarah, Grad, SSAg, Ithaca.
Dunne, Lillian Isabelle, SS, New York City.
Dusinbury, Lois Martha, SS, SSAg, Trenton, N. J.
Duthie, Mary Eva, Grad, SS, SSAg, Grand Rapids,
Mich.
Duthie, May Anne, SS, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Duvall, John Claude, SSL, Syracuse.
D'Zon, Beatrice Jeannette, SS, SSAg, New York
City.
Easley, Laura Greer, SS, Wilmington, Del.
Easterbrook, Harriet Jane, SSAg, Elmira.
Eastiwood, George Stone, SS, Birmingham, Ala.
Eaton, Theodore Hildrith, jr., SSAg, Ithaca.
Eckeuroth, Evelyn Caroline, SS, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Eckeuroth, Frank Henry, SS, Brooklyn.
Eckhardt, Florence Emma, SSAg, Hamburg.

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Edminster Frank Custer, jr., SSAg, Ithaca.
rS> SS' SSA8.
SnC.
Hemmikgway,
Edwards, Araminta, SS, Atlanta, Ga
Eggert, Thomas Augustus, SS, Cleveland, Ohio.
Eichleay, John William, SS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Elg, George William, SS, Newburgh.
Elliott Rush, Grad, SS, SSAg, New Concord,
Unio.
Ellison, Edwina Mack, SSL, Watkins
Ellsworth, Annie Merrill, SS, Ithaca.
Ellsworth, John Orval, Grad (P), Logan, Utah
Elmhirst, James Victor, SS, SSAg, Barnsley, Eng
land.
Elrod, Winifred, SSAg, Ithaca.
Emeny, Frederick Latham, SS, Salem, Ohio.
Emery, Maude Emma, Grad, SS, Newark, N. J.
Ensign, Helen Catherine, SS, Binghamton.
Epstein, Ada Belle, SS, Cleveland, Ohio.
Epstein, Blanche, SS, Brooklyn.
Epstein, Elizabeth, SS, Elmira.
Epstein, Matilda, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Epstein, William Michael, SS, Newark, N. J.
Erde, Joseph, SSL, Brooklyn.
Erskine, Thomas, SS, Atlantic City, N. J.
Esselstyn, Albert James, Grad (P), Lansing, Mich.
Estes, James Terrell, SS, SSAg, Asheville, N. C.
Eulenstein, Eleanor Catherine, SS, Brooklyn.
Eulenstein, Herbert Rudolf, SS, Brooklyn.
Evans, Blanche Mildred, SS, Glen Ridge, N. J.
Evans, Margaret M., Grad, SS, Johnstown, Pa.
Evers, Clifford Frederick, SS, Short Hills, N. J.
Ewing, Clifton Henry, SS, East Hampton, Mass.
Faber, Helen, SS, Ithaca.
Faber, Lois Walbran, SS, SSAg, Ithaca.
Faddis, Marie Elizabeth, SS, Troy.
Faddis, Virginia Tatiana, SS, Troy.
Fagan, Thomas Moulton, SSL, Portland, Me.
Fagundes, Alvaro Barcellos, Grad, SS, SSAg,
Pelotas, Brazil.
Fairlamb, Margaret Helen, SS, Chester, Pa.
Famons, Eva Eleanor, SS, SSAg, Street, Md.
Farmery, Harriet Gladys, SS, Camden, N. J.
Farnham, Dorothy Florence, SS, SSAg, N. New
ton, Mass.
Farrar, John Frederick, SS, Hubbard Woods, 111.
Felder, Florence, SS, SSAg, New York City.
Feldman, Alexander, SS, Great Mills.
Feldman, Dorothy Antoinette, SS, Middletown.
Feldman, Mina Louise, Grad, SS, Brooklyn.
Felmus, Laurence Bruce, SS, Brooklyn.
Fenn, Elizabeth, Grad, SSAg, Schenectady.
Ferguson, Margaret, SS, Buffalo.
Fetherolf, Robert Fairbanks, SS, SSAg, Bingham
ton.
Fetters, Jack Curtis, SS, Omaha, Nebr.
Field, Richard Clarke, SS, Jersey City, N. J.
Fingar, Elmer Lee, SS, Germantown.
Fink, Sadie Louise, SS, Brooklyn.
Finkelstein, Bertha, SS, Buffalo.
Finkelstein, Mary, SSAg, New York City.
Finkelstein, Minnie Minerva, SS, White Plains.
Fischer, Blanche Proescholdt, SSAg, New Ro
chelle.
Fischer, Isabel Gilmore, SS, Bala, Pa.
Fischer, Raymond Whitney, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Fischer, Walter, Grad, SSAg, Canton.
Fish, Katherine, SS, Ithaca.
Fisher, Charles, SS, SSAg, Braddock, Pa.
Fisher, Ida, SS, Brooklyn.
Fisher, Lyman Richard, SS, Ithaca.
Fisher, Richard Cornelius, Grad (P), Port Ewen.
Fishkin, Morris Abraham, SS, Brooklyn.
Fitch, Samuel Ashe, SS, Houston, Texas.
Fitzgerald, Bertha Owen, SS, Jamestown, Tenn.
Fitzgerald, Maurice Lawalle, SS, Medina.
Fitzgerald, William Luther, Grad, SS, SSAg,
Jamestown, Tenn.
Fitz-Maurice, Ernestine, SS, Philadelphia, Pa.
Flanagan, Daniel Francis, SSL, Tully.
Fleagle, Martha Janette, SS, SSAg, Woodlawn,
Md.
Fleming, Hadassah Carroll, SS, Washington, D. C.
Flemming, Marion Fotens, SS, SSAg, Albany.
Fletcher, Edwin Teed, SSAg, Hamilton.
Fletcher, Eudora, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Floyd, Amy Atha, SSAg, New York City.
Fluckey, Frances Lucille, SS, Washington, D. C.
Flynn, George Elmer, jr., SS, Buffalo.
Fogg, Helen Moore, SS, Philadelphia, Pa.
Foley, Marion Josephine, SS, Waterloo.
Fonda, John Sutliff, Grad (P), Johnstown.
Ford, Caroll Willis, SS, Syracuse.
Ford, Vernon Maurice, SS, SSAg, Buffalo.
Foss, Marion Kathryn, SSAg, East Aurora.
Foster, Fordyce Lawrence, SSL, Hammondsport.
Foster, Fred, Grad, SSAg, Owego.
Fowler, Eleanor Estelle, SS, East Orange, N. J.
Fowler, Jeannette Frazier, SS, Binghamton.
Fox, Helen, SS, SSAg, Laurel, Miss.
Fox, Theresa Anna, Grad, SS, Buffalo.
Francis, Bertha Isabel, SSAg, New York City.
Frank Elda Elizabeth, SS, Seneca, Pa.
Frank, Eva Auerbach, SSAg, New York City.
Frank, Mary Irene, Grad, SS, Oil City, Pa.
Frankel, Gladys Belle, SS, New York City.
Franklin, Paul William, SS, Marcy.
Franz, Mary Anna, SS, SSAg, Owego.
Fratt, Norbett Ouimette, SS, Everett, Wash.
Freck, Laura Faith, Grad, SS, Jamestown.
Freedman, Dorothy Caroline, SS, Brooklyn.
French, Carrie Isabelle, SS, Unadilla.
French, Frances Evangeline, SS, New York City.
Fretz, Barbara Catharine, Grad, SS, Easton, Pa.
Freure, Ethel May, SS, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Fried, Frederick Stanley, SS, New York City.
Friedman, Beatrice, SS, White Plains.
Friedman, Cecelia, SS, New York City.
Friedman, Julius Leo, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Friedman, Miriam, SS, Brooklyn.
Frost, Miriam, SS, Summit, N. J.
Fuchs, Nathaniel, Grad (P), Brooklyn.
Fuchs, Stephanie, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Fuertes, Louis Sumner, SS, Ithaca.
Galbreath, Lucile, SS, Paterson, N. J.
Gale, Eleanor Ruth, SSAg, Ithaca.
Gallagher, Paul Anthony, SS, Archbald, Pa.
Gantt, Lillian R., SS, Akron, Ohio.
Gantz, Sophia Rebecca, SS, Niagara Falls.
Gardner, Mildred Ida, SS, Elmira.
Garfinkel, Lena, SS, New York City.
Garlock, Mott Abram, SS, Newark.
Garmise, Adele, SS, New York City.
Garnjobst, Laura, SS, SSAg, Salem, Oregon.
Gass, Herbert Hermann, SS, Elmhurst.
Gates, Clifford Elwood, SS, Grad (P), Hamilton.
Gatling, John Waters, SS, SSAg, New York City.
Gay, Dorothy Ida, SS, Genoa.
Gay, Lucy J., SS, SSAg, Rochester.
Gazley, Catherine Davison, SSAg, Fairport.
Geer, Roger Loren, SS, Marathon.
Gelman, Louis Irving, SS, Brooklyn.
Genet, Blanche, SS, East Orange, N. J.
Genung, Judson Whiton, SS, Ithaca.
Geohegan, Kenneth Price, Grad (P), Cincinnati,
Ohio.
George, James Putnam, Grad (P), Streator, 111.
George, Jane Caroline, SS, Ithaca.
Georgia, Willard Edwin, SSAg, Trumansburg.
Gerhard, Martha Eleanor, Grad, SS, Lancaster, Pa.
German, Wilbur Wallace, SS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Gibbons, Clara Martina, SS, Ithaca.
Gibbs, Douglas Seymour, SSL, New York City.
Gibson, Ethel Blanche, SS, Tilghman, Md.
Gilchrist, Almira, SS, Ilion.
Gilchrist, Mary Alice, SS, Ilion.
Gill, Doris Montague, SS, New Rochelle.
Gill, Mary Law, SS, Pittston, Pa.

Gillett, Henry Martin, SS, Sewanee, Tenn.
Gillette, Freda Almira, Grad, SS, Fillmore.
Gilman, Wilbur Elwyn, Grad, SS, Amsterdam.
Girts, Mazine Lucile, SS, Washington, D. C.
Givan, Henry Clay, jr., SS, Nashville, Tenn.
Glass, Minnie, SS, Brooklyn.
Gleeten, Dorothy Elise, Grad, SS, Philadelphia, Pa.
Glick, Ruth S., SS, Cold Spring.
Glover, Henry Anson, jr., SS, SSAg, Nichols.
Gocher, Alice Mencher, Grad, SS, SSAg, Phila
delphia, Pa.
Godfrey, John Hanes, SS, Trumansburg.
Goeres, Louise, SS, Haledon, N. J.
Goldblum, Sonya, SS, Brooklyn.
Goldin, Robert, Grad, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Goldman, Louis Albert, SSL, Brooklyn.
Goldsmith, Howard Stuart, SS, Nyack.
Goldsmith, Madeline, SS, New York City.
Goldsmith, Rita, SS, New York City.
Goldsmith, Samuel, SS, Cortland.
Goldsmith, Wallis Myric, SSAg, Rochester.
Goldstein, Anne Lake, SSAg, New York City.
Goldstein, James Morina, SS, Philadelphia, Pa.
Goldstein, Sol Roland, SS, Rochester.
Goltman, David William, SS, Memphis, Tenn.
Goltman, Jack Steinberg, SS, Memphis, Tenn.
Golub, Herman Bert, SS, Brooklyn.
Good, Henry George, Grad (P), Berkeley, Cal.
Goodelle, Fred, SSL, Weedsport.
Goodenough, Allene Viola, SS, Troy.
Goodkind, Robert Putnam, SS, New York City.
Goodloe, Agnes Hoge, SS, SSAg, W-shington, D. C.
Goodman, Alice Marie, SS, Drexel Hill, Pa.
Goodman, Esther, SS, Jersey City, N. j.
Goodnough, Frances Miriam, SS, Erie, Pa.
Gordon, Myron, SSAg, New York City.
Gordon, William George, SS, New York City.
Gottsegen, Helen Grace, SS, Brooklyn.
Gould, Clifford Morton, Grad, SS, SSAg, Horse-
Gould, Herbert MacMillan, SSL, Philadelphia, Pa.
Gould, Perley Allen, SS, Saranac Lake.
Graham, Frances Mathers, Grad, SSAg, Ithaca.
Grange, Gladys Zoe, SS, Houghton.
Grant, Helen Elizabeth, SS, New York City.
Gray, Frances Angevine, Grad, SS, Rochester.
Graziadei, George Egidio, SS, Utica.
Green, George Rex, Grad, SS, SSAg, St. Mary's,
Pa.
Green, Leicester, SS, SSAg, Sanquoit.
Greenawalt, Kenneth William, SS, Denver, Colo.
Greenberg, Charles Israel, SS, SSAg, New York
City.
Greenberger, Alberta, SS, New York City.
Greenberger, Stanley Ralph, SS, New York City.
Greene, Fannie Evelyn, SS, West Winfield.
Greene, Lucille Alpha, SS, New York City.
Greene, Stanley Smith, Grad, SSAg, Hancock.
Greenfield, Harold, SS, Newark, N. J.
Greenspan, Lena, SSAg, New York City.
Gregory, George Daniel, SS, Cobleskill.
Gregory, Mildred Geraldine, SS, Newark, N. J.
Gregory, Nellie Bernice, SS, Atlantic City, N. J.
Gregory, Raymond William, Grad (P), Mooresville,
Ind. _
,
New York
Grieff, Lotti June, Grad, SS, SSAg,
City.
Griffin, Bessie May, SS, Binghamton.
Grignon, Francis Joseph, SS, New York City.
Grinberg, Florence, SS, Philadelphia, Pa.
Grinberg, Rolina Lillian, SS, Philadelphia Pa.
Griscom, Gladys Hale, SS, SSAg, Haverford, Pa.
Groden, Evelyn S., SS, New York City.
Groff, Horace, SSAg, Staten Island.
Groff, Marjorie Lambert, SSAg, Staten Island.
Grosh, John Baker, SS, Liutz, Pa.
Gruver, Clara, SS, SSAg, Newtcrn. N. J.
Guenard, Carmen Isabel, SS, Richmond, Hill.
Gundaker, Clarence Kugler, SSL, Philadelphia, Pa.
Gundersen, Knut, SS, Risor, Norway.
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Farrington SS Whitehall.
Gunnison, Albert
Pavilion.
Guthrie, Frances Paulina, SS.
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Gutman, Alexander Benjamin, Grad ir;, o ,
Brooklyn.
Hafford. Thomas Ambrace R., SS. Washington,
D C
Haight, Alice Beard, SS, Skaneateles.
Hall, Marie Howe, SS, Ithaca.
Hall, Schuler P.. Grad SS, Brazil, Ind.
c
Hallauer, Emily Elizabeth, Grad, SS, SSAg, cyn
wyd, Pa.
Hallenbeck, Ida, SSAg, Hoffmans.
Halpin, Gertrude Veronica SS Watershed.
Hamilton, Henry Glenn, Grad, SSAg, Humboldt,
William John, jr., SS, SSAg, Flushing.
Hammer, Rose, SSAg, New York City.
Hammond, Donna Marie, SS, Binghamton.
Hammond, Dorothy McClellan, Grad, SS, West
Chester, Pa.
Hammonds, Carsie, Grad, SS, SSAg, Lexington,
Ky.
Hance, Jesse Jennings, SS, Ithaca.
Hand, James Farnsworth, SS, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Handel, Abraham Joseph, SS, New York City.
Hanford, Rodney Warren, SS, Ithaca.
Hannah, Robert, Grad (P), London, Ont., Canada.
Hardifer, Lois Dorothy, SS, Passaic, N. J.
Hardin, William Blanchard, SS, Waco, Texas.
Harding, Adelaide Rose, SSAg, Fulton.
Hardy, Lawrence Adams, SSAg, Fitchburg, Mass.
Harkness, Donald Daniel, Grad, SSAg, Elba.
Harman, John Milton, SSAg, Bucyrus, Ohio.
Harrington, Arthur Joseph, SS, Buffalo.
Harris, Carle Coville, SS, Cleveland, Ohio.
Harris, Coleman John, SS, SSAg, Lewisburg, Pa.
Harris, William Curtis, SS, Glens Falls.
Hart, Bertha Irene, Grad, SS, Cumberland, Md.
Hart, Donald Grant Mitchell, SS, New Haven,
Conn.
Hart, Emmett Ellsworth, SSAg, Little Valley.
Harvey, Mary Grace, Grad, SS, Montreal, Can.
Hassler, Ruth Irene, Grad, SS, Minersville, Pa.
Hatch, Lloyd Harvey, Grad (P), Somerville, Mass.
Hauke, Edna Elizabeth, SS, SSAg, Washington,
D. C.
Hausman, Yetta, SSAg, New York City.
Haylett, David Graaff, Grad (P), Capetown,
South Africa.
Hayman, Eleanor, SS, Furbotville, Pa.
Haynes, French Leo, Grad, SS, Clyde, N. C.
Haynes, William Martin, SS, Fremont, Ohio.
Haynes, Winifred Nye, SS, South Orange, N. J.
Heacock, Hazel Madeline, SS, SSAg, Philadel
phia, Pa.
Head, Marjory Lillian, SS, Ithaca.
Heard, Helen Horton, SSAg, Ithaca.
Hebert, Walter Jones, SSL, Hot Springs, Ark.
Hechler, Jacob, SS, New York City.
Hedde, Henry William, SS, Logan, Ind.
Heffern, Hugh James, SSL, Buffalo.
Heilbron, Norman, SS, Buffalo.
Heinig, Christine May, SS, SSAg, Hubbard Woods.
111.
Heinzelman, Harold Frederick, SS, New York
City.
Heise, Anna Elizabeth, SS, Flushing.
Heifer, Edith, SS, Canandaigua.
Heller, Henry Charles, SS, Brooklyn.
Heller, Lyndal, SS, New York City.
Hellerman, Lillis Goldberg, SSAg, New York City.
Helwig, Margaret Celestia, SS, West Pittston, Pa.
Henderson, Caroline Drayton, SS, SSAg, Monkton,
Md.
Hendrickson, Edwin Henry, Grad (P), Lead, S.
Dak.
Hendrickson, John M., Grad (P), Rugby, N. Dak.
Henning, Lourens Jacobus, Grad (P), Sweetwaters.
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Henry, Gerald Boyd, SS, Buffalo.
Henry Guido Rombauer, SS, Ridgewood, N. T.
Herlich Kathryn, SSAg, Richmond Hill.
Hertz, Edithe Ruth, SS, New York City.
Hess, Florence Genevieve, SSAg, Lyons
Hewitt, Harvey, SS, Delaware, Ohio.
Higbee, Violet Belle, SSAg, Watkins.
Higgins, Louis Merrill, SS, Manchester, N. H
Higgins, Nevett Goldsborough, SS, Baltimore, Md.
Higgins, Walter Edwin, SSL, Cleveland, Ohio.
Hill, Charles Borland, jr., SS, Montclair, N. J
Hill, Edward Updike, SS, Hopewell, N. J.
Hinchliff, Edward Collins, SS, Rockford, 111.
Hinderer, Howard Lee, SS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Hine, Eleanor Marian, SS, White Plains.
Hines, Mary Elizabeth, SS, Middletown, Conn.
Hinkle, Terry Stewart, SS, New York City.
Hoag, Lehman Edward, SS, Waverly.
Hoagland, Margaret Louise, SS, SSAg, Boston,
Mass.
Hobbie, Robert DeWitt, SS, Newark, N. J.
Hoch, Eldreida Tisdel, SS, Ithaca.
Hodder, Earl Henry, Grad, SSAg, Johnstown.
Hodge, Hugh Bayard, jr., SS, Philadelphia, Pa.
Hodgkinson, George Arthur, SS, Swarthmore, Pa.
Holbrook, David Brewer, SSAg, New York City.
Hollengreen, Milburn Alfred, SS, Renovo, Pa.
Hollister, Martha Elizabeth, SS, Ithaca.
Holmberg, Rosamonde Mathilde, SS, Sag Harbor.
Holmes, Agda Elvira, Grad, SS, Glens Falls.
Holmes, Grace Lawrence, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Holmes, Harold West, Grad, SSAg, Ancram.
Holmes, Harriet Elizabeth, SS, Medina.
Homer, William Edward, SS, Greenwood, Del.
Hood, William Douglas, SS, Lansdowne, Pa.
Hook, Sabra Jeanette, Grad, SS, SSAg, Honeoye
Falls.
Hoover, Catherine Jane, SS, Uniontown, Pa.
Hoover, Lois Elizabeth, SS, SSAg, Washington,
D. C.
Hope, Benjamin Louis, SS, Brookline, Mass.
Hope, Mary Edwina, SS, Washington, D. C.
Hopkins, Edith, SSAg, Lindsay, Ont., Canada.
Hopkins, Doris Elizabeth, SS, Greenfield, N. H.
Hopper, Arthur John, jr., SS, Ridgewood, N. J.
Horner, Florence Winona, SS, Cranberry, Pa.
Horowitz, Lillian, SS, Brooklyn.
Horwitz, Benjamin, SSL, Brooklyn.
Horwitz, Ruth, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Hoskins, Edwin Raymond, SSAg, Merrifield.
Hotaling, Gladys, SSAg, Staten Island.
Hotchkiss, George Morsereau, SS, Peoria, 111.
Houck, Joseph William, SS, Harrisonburg, Va.
Houlihan, Mary Virginia, SS, Newtown, Conn.
Hovey, Rulef Barnard, SSAg, Presho.
Howard, John Stewart, Grad, SSAg, Salemburg,
N. C.
Howe, Ward Allan, SS, Franklinville.
Howell, Sidney Preswick, SSL, Ithaca.
Howell, Wilbur Samuel, Grad, SS, Addison.
Howes, Roy Francis, SSL, Seneca Falls.
Howland, Charles Berry, SS, Philadelphia, Pa.
Howland, Frederick Arthur, SSL, Hudson Falls.
Howland, Vernon Scheidell, SS, Callicoon.
Howlett, Lyndon Jesse, SSAg, Morrisville.
Hoyt, Kendall King, SS, Washington, D. C.
Hoyt, Ralph Irving, SS, Rochester.
Hsu, Jen-Hsien, SS, Ihing, Kiangsu, China.
Hu, Wa To, SS, Hongkong, China.
Huang, Ching Kang, SS, Shanghai, China.
Hubert, Bertha M. Matison, SSAg, Moravia.
Huestis, Bertram Francis, SS, Greencastle, Ind.
Hugg, Ivalo Belle, SSAg, Cazenovia.
Huggins, Louise Estelle, SS, Schenectady.
Hughes, Edward Wesley, Grad (P), Wilkes-Barre,
Pa.
Hughes, Howard James, SS, Ithaca.
Hultzen, Hulda Victoria, SSAg, Norwich.
Hultzen, Lee Sisson, Grad (P), Ithaca.
Humiston, Mary Esther, SS, Newark Valley.
Hunt, Dorothy Rossman, Grad, SS, Ithaca.
Hunter, Howard Louis, SS, Fulton.
Hurd, Kathryn Christine, Grad, SS, Genesee, Pa.
Hurley, James David, SS, Lake Placid.
Hutchinson, Stuart Buckler, SS, Bethlehem, Pa.
Huttel, Lola Harriet, Grad, SS, Souderton, Pa.
Hyatt, John Edgar, SSAg, Endicott.
Hyde, Caroline Farwell, SS, Racine, Wis.
Hymes, Zilla, SS, Bayside.
Ingalls, Irving Weaver, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Ingersoll, Thomas Chalmers, SS, Beloit, Wis.
Ingraham, Hulda Adeline, SS, Galeton, Pa.
Intemann, Elizabeth, SS, New York City.
Irish, Eloise Catherine, SS, SSAg, Ithaca.
Isaac, Edythe Helene, SS, New York City.
Iurka, Harry Hartley, SSAg, Memphis, Tenn.
Ives, Edward Frederick, SS, SSAg, Malverne.
Izaak, Frank, SS, New York City.
Jackson, Elbert Merald, SSAg, Altmar.
Jackson, Jesse Atwater, SS, Savannah, Ga.
Jackson, William Ladd, SS, Detroit, Mich.
Jacobs, Anna, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Jacobs, Charlotte Elizabeth, SS, Springfield, Mass.
Jacobs, Florence, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Jacobsen, Harry Allen, SS, New York City.
Jaffe, Fannie Luba, SS, Ventnor, N. J.
Jaffe, Isadore, SSL, Brooklyn.
Jaffee, Wilton, SS, Brooklyn.
Jameson, George Slade, SS, Rochester.
Janney, Marion, Grad, SS, SSAg, Baltimore, Md.
Jao, Yin Chih, SS, Washington, D. C.
Jarrett, Louis Clayton, SS, Ardmore, Pa.
Jarvis, Robert Burton, jr., SS, Charleston, S. C.
Jefferson, Clyde Chester, SSAg, Ithaca.
Jeffrey, George Edward, SS, Washington, D. C.
Jenne, Bertha Miranda, SS, SSAg, Kearney, N. J.
Jennings, Frances Mary, SS, Candor.
Jensen, John Christian, SSAg, Copenhagen, Den
mark.
Jenzen, Martha Ann, SSAg, Buffalo.
Jett, Clifton Ultimo, Grad, SS, SSAg, Cypress, Ky.
Jewett, Richard William Dickinson, SS, Nyack.
Job, Robert, SS, Westmount, Que., Canada.
Joerissen, Esther Margaret, SSAg, Hamilton.
Johns, Howard William, SS, Ridgway, Pa.
Johnson, Charles Henry, Grad (P), Seattle, Wash.
Johnson, Edward Henry, SS, Bellevue.
Johnson, Ella Victoria, Grad, SS, Duluth, Minn.
Johnston, John Franklin, SS, Haven, Mich.
Jones, Thomas Douglas, SS, Raquette Lake.
Joslin, George, SS, Rockville Centre.
Julien, Belle Ruth, SS, New York City.
Kadin, Edith Harriet, SS, New York City.
Kahn, Leon Sidney, SSL, Norwalk, Ohio.
Kamna, Marie Alice Siegling, SS, SSAg, Yonkers.
Kane, Eva Dorothy, SS, Brooklyn.
Kaplan, Flora Anne, SS, Hartford, Conn.
Kaufman, Freda Gloria, SS, Brooklyn.
Karones, Blanche Anita, SS, Roselle Park, N. J.
Karones, Sophia, SS, New York City.
Kautz, Henry, SSAg, Ithaca.
Kave, Minnie, SS, Brooklyn.
Kaveny, Thomas, jr., SS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Kay, Dean Paulding, SS, Ridgewood, N. J.
Kaye, Herbert Bernard, SSL, Brooklyn.
Keane, Helen, Grad, SS, Pine Island, Minn.
Keefe, Leona Dorothy, SS, Ithaca.
Keeffe, Arthur John, SSL, Ithaca.
Keehner, Alice Underwood, SS, Newark, N. J.
Keenan, Timothy Murphy, SSL, Rochester.
Kehm, Florence Bertha, SS, Allentown, Pa.
Keily, Hazel Marie Louise, SS, Providence, R. I.
Keister, Edwin Campbell, SS, Scottdale, Pa.
Kelley, William Vincent, SS, Spokane, Wash.
Kellogg, Peter Paul, SSAg, Rochester.
Kelly, Sarah Elizabeth, SS, Brooklyn.
Kelly, Thomas Aloysius, SSL, Ithaca.

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Kelton, Florence Hatton, SS, Washington, D. C.
Kemball, Dorothy Jean, SS, SSAg, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Kenestrick, Harold George, Grad, SSAg, Grove
City, Ohio.
Kenny, George Hensle, SS, New York City.
Kern, Arthur Emerson, SS, Bellaire, Ohio.
Kerr, Donald MacLean, SS, New London, Conn
Kerr, Mildred Ida, SS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Kerrigan, Katherine, Grad, SS, Waverly.
Keyes, Elizabeth Loring, Grad (P), Claremont,
Cal.
Keyserling, Harold Levy, SSL, Beaufort, S. C.
Kieran, Margaret Agnes, SSAg, New York City
Kimball, Isabella Jane, SS, Ithaca.
King, Elsie Louise, SS, SSAg, Dover, N. H.
Kinsman, Monroe Bradley, SS, Greene.
Kipp, Mary Esther, SS, SSAg, Penn Yan.
Kipp, Quinby Merritt, SSAg, Mount Vernon.
Kirchner, Conrad Carleton, SS, Poughkeepsie.
Kirkham, Lois, SS, New Britain, Conn.
Kirkman, Louhi Riches, SS, New York City.
Kirkman, Nancy Bealle, SS, Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Kirman, Ida, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Kirschner, Bertha, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Klages, Ellett Huber, SSL, Brooklyn.
Klugh, Alfred Brooker, Grad, Kingston, Ont.,
Canada.
Knapp, Violet Maud, SSAg, New Brunswick,
Canada.
Knaysi, George Abdullah, SS, SSAg, Atmore, Ala.
Knipe, Cornelia, SSAg, Auburn, Nebr.
Knott, James Edward, Grad (P), Newport, R. I.
Knowles, Anna Elizabeth, SS, Greenwood, Dela
ware.
Knox, Margaret Blauvelt, SSAg, Poughkeepsie.
Koch, Anna Elizabeth, SSAg, Lancaster.
Koenig, Caroline Harriet, SS, SSAg, East Orange,
N. J.
Koerner, Frut, SS, Stapleton.
Kohm, Gertrude Veronica, SS, Ithaca.
Koon, Arlene, SSAg, Allentown, Pa.
Kratz, Albert Roger, Grad, SS, Berkshire Heights,
Pa.
Krauss, Helena Constance, SS, Brooklyn.
Krauss, William Ernest, Grad (P), Brockport.
Kreezer, George, SS, Los Angeles, Cal.
Krey, Elsie Caroline, Grad, SSAg, Washington.
D. C.
Krider, Harold Henry, SS, Canton, Ohio.
Krieble, Laura Cassel, SS, Lansdale, Pa.
Krieble, Vernon Krebel, SS, Hartford, Conn.
Kroeber, Elizabeth, SSAg, New York City.
Krohn, Charlotte Sonia, SS, New York City.
Krueger, Bernice Catherine, SS, Toledo, Ohio.
Krugman, Morris, Grad, SS, Brooklyn.
Ku, Zing Whai, SS, Kating, Kiangsu, China.
Kuchler, Emma Gunther, SSAg, New Rochelle.
Kugel, Bertha Constance, SS, New Haven, Conn.
Kuhlenberg, Dorothy Mai, SS, Brooklyn.
Kuhns, James Hallam, SS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Kummel, Charlotte Proctor, SS, SSAg, Trenton,
N.J.
Kuntz, Janet Zillah, SS, SSAg, Treichler's, Pa.
Kuntz, Wellington Wesley, jr., SS, Treichler's, Pa.
Kuschner, Bertha, SS, Brooklyn.
Kyle, Alan MacChesney, SS, Cambridge, Mass.
Kysor, Mabel, SSAg, Newark, N. J.
LaBar, John Spencer, SS, Scranton, Pa.
Labelle, Hyman, SS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Laborde, Salvador, SS, Havana, Cuba.
Lacey, Harold Talbot, Grad (P), Binghamton.
Lai, Kwong Tsur, SS, Hongkong, China.
Laig, Frederick Ernest, SS, Brooklyn.
Lamb, Gilbert Baldwin, SS, New York City.
Lamb, Margaret Mary, SS, Philadelphia, Pa.
Landauer, Leo Levy, SS, New York City.
Lange, Hanna, SS, Buffalo.
Lanier, Laura Elsie, Grad, SS, SSAg, Millersburg,
Ohio.
Lapidge, Alice Harriette, SS, Long Eddy.
Larco, Alfred Jose, SS, Ithaca.
Larco, Roger Pinillos Edward, SS, Ithaca.
Larkin, Alfred Joseph, SS, Ithaca.
Larsen, Emelie Marion, SS, Buffalo.
Larsen Norman Laurence, Grad, SS, Hamilton.
Lask, Clara, SSAg, New York City.
Lason, Catherine Ellen, SSAg, Etna.
Lassiter, William Lawrence, SS, SSAg, Albany.
Laubengayer, Albert W., Grad (P), Ithaca.
Launt, Sarah Janette, SSAg, Walton.
Law, Pauline Elizabeth, SS, Moravia.
Lawton, Henry Hughes, SS, Rome.
Lay, Jennie DeMartinis, SS, Bloomfield.
Lazenby, Ruth Crosby, Grad, SS, Dundee.
Leach, G. Helene, SS, Gloversville.
League Norma Elizabeth, SS, SSAg, Baltimore,
Md.
Leahy, May, SS, Brooklyn.
Leaser, Anna Elizabeth, SS, Allentown, Pa.
LeBaron, Harrison Denham, Grad, SS, Delaware
Ohio.
Ledue, Albert, SS, Caledonia Springs, Ont., Canada.
Lee, Harriet Elizabeth, SS, New York City.
Lee, Ruth Adeline, SSAg, Ellisburg.
Lefler, Verne Myron, SS, Troy, Pa.
Lehman, Alice Clifton, SS, New York City.
Leland, Anah Marie, SS, Grad, Houston, Texas.
Lentz, Elizabeth Marie, SS, South Langhorne, Pa.
Leonard, Chilson Hathaway, Grad (P), New York
City.
Leonard, James Frederick, SS, East Orange, N. J.
Leoni, Zoilo Guillermo, SS, Cochabamba, Bolivia,
S. A.
LeRoy, Ina May, SS, Cortland.
Lessenberry, David Daniel, SS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Lesser, Martin, SS, New York City.
Lesser, Pauline, SS, New York City.
Levick, John Harkness, SS, New Rochelle.
Levin, Matthew David, SS, Brooklyn.
Levine, Belle, SS, New York City.
Levitt, Esther Mildred, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Levy, Lydia Rae, SS, Brooklyn.
Levy, Matty Elaine, SS, St. Louis, Mo.
Lewis, Celia, SS, Brooklyn.
Lewis, Charles Elias Fowler, SS, Brooklyn.
Lewis, Harold Stephen, SS, Attleboro, Mass.
Lewis, Robert Donald, Grad (P), Wyalusing, Pa.
Liang, Shihcheng, SS, Tientsin, China.
Lichanco, Luis, SS, SSAg, Manila, P. I.
Liddle, Alda Emma, SS, Argyle.
Lin, Phyllis Zhei-Yin, SS, Peking, China.
Linchan, Michael Donald, SSAg, Hudson Falls.
Lincoln, Helen Vogel, SS, New York City.
Linder, Minnie, SS, New York City.
Lindley John William, Grad, SSAg, Cheney, Wash.
Lininger, Fred Fouse, Grad, SSAg, Martinsburg,
Pa.
Lischner, Pauline, SS, Buffalo.
Liu, Chung Lo, Grad (P), Foochow, China.
Liu, Tien, Grad, SS, Mei Hsian, Kwangtun, China.
Liu, Yin-shih, SS, Haimen, Kiangsu, China.
Liue, Chung Chuan, SS, Foochow, China.
Livant, Minnie Enteen, SSAg, New York City.
Livermore, Josiah Randall, Grad (P), West Acton,
Mass.
Livingston, Sadie Lucy, SS, Brooklyn.
Llorens, Carlos Alberto, SS, New York City.
Lo, Chen Suen, SS, Macao, China.
Lo, Huan, Grad (P), Fengsing, Kiangsu, China.
Lockwood, John Ryland, SS, Dorset, Vt.
Lockwood, Willard George, SS, SSAg, New York
City.
Lodge, William Henry, SS, Montgomery.
Loeb, Richard Adolf, SS, New York City.
Loewe, Milton, SS, Brooklyn.
Loewinthan, Lilias, SS, New York City.
Loh, Zung-Nyi, Grad, SS, Washington, D. C.
Lohmeyer, Antoinette Helen, SS, SSAg, Verona,
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London, Mae, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Lonergan, Margaret Ann, SS, Ithaca.
Lorah, Mabel, SS, SSAg, W. Pittston, Pa.
Lorenz, Francis Joseph, SS, Newark Valley.
Lortz, Flossie Dorothy, SS, SSAg, Buffalo.
Louchheim, William Sandel, SS, Philadelphia, Pa.
Loughlin, Clarence Isaiah, Grad, SS, Hazardville,
Conn.
Lounsbery, Thomas Frederick, SS, SSAg, Brook
ton.
Louttit, William Easton, jr., SS, Providence, R. I.
Loveless, Harlow S G., Grad, SSAg, Wolcott.
Lovenberg, Harold Adlard, SS, Summit, N. J.
Lowenthal, Grace, SS, Atlantic City, N. J.
Ludlum, Robert Combe, SS, Chevy Chase, Md.
Ludlum, Walter Denton, jr., SS, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Luedtke, Charles Louis, SS, SSAg, Washington,
D.C.
Luk, Mai Sin, SS, Canton, Kwangtung, China.
Luna, Arsenio Paez, SS, Maloban, Rizal, P. I.
Lung, Kai Lum, SS, SSAg, Taileung, Kwantung,
China.
Luttgens, Margaret Louise, SS, Verona, N. J.
Lutz. Stella May, SS, New York City.
Luzzatt, Reggie Lucy, SSAg, New York City.
Lynn, Caro. Grad, SS, Tarkio, Mo.
Lynn, Mary Smith, SS, SSAg, Richmond, Va.
Lyon, Dean Aplin, SS, Leominster, Mass.
Lyon. Hazel Mary, Grad, SS, SSAg, Barre, Vt.
Lyons, Louise Moeler, SS, Brooklyn.
MacAdams, Kathleen Anne, SSAg, Brooklyn.
McAllister. Nellie Clare, Grad, SS, SSAg, Ithaca.
McAnall, Jay R., Grad, SSAg, Bucyrus, Ohio.
MacAniff, Kathryn Mary, SSAg, Clifton Springs.
Macauley, Edith Rebecca, Grad, SS, Medina.
McAuliffe, Eleanor Patricia, SS, SSAg, Washing
ton, D. C.
McAuliffe, Joseph Walsh, SSL, Albion, Mich.
Macbeth, Charles Lyons, SS, Ottawa, Canada.
McBride, Gertrude Helen, SSAg, Allentown.
McCabe, Anna Elizabeth, SS, Haverstraw.
McCall, Hugh Regis, SS, Steelton, Pa.
MacCandless, Helen Lyon, SS, Rochester, Pa.
McCandless, Jane, SS, Oakdale, Pa.
McCann, Alice Martha, SS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
McCarthy, Viola, SSAg, Mineola.
McCausland, Samuel Garber, SS, Chicago, 111.
McClimans, Grace, SS, Jamestown, Pa.
McCoord, Alice, Grad, SS, Pittsford.
McCorckle. Paul, Grad(P), Warren, Ohio.
MacCord, Charlotte Almire, SS, Albion.
McCormick, Gordon Randolph, Grad(P), Wilkes-
Barre, Pa.
McCoy, Julius Charles, SS, Wayland.
McCracken, Louise Myra, SSAg, Binghamton.
McCullough, James David, SS, Brooklyn.
Macdonald, Emily Susan, SS, Woodhaven.
MacDonald, James John, SS, Port Richmond.
MacDonough, Mildred Frances, SS, Sayre, Pa.
McElheny, Clair Carlton, SS, Harford.
McElhinney, Margaret, SS, Waterville.
MacElloen, David Elderfield. SSL, Niagara Falls.
McFadden, Thomas Joseph Aloysius, SSL, New
York City.
McFall, Elsie Taubman, SS, Ithaca.
MacGlathery. Margery Virginia, SS, Philadelphia,
Pa.
MacGregory, Gardner Bennett, SS, Brooklyn.
McGrew, David Donald, SS, Long Beach, Cal.
McGuire, Arlie Estus, Grad, SSAg, Ashland, Ky.
McGuire, Vernia Fay, Grad, SSAg, Spanishburg,
W. Va.
Mclnnes, Alexandria, SS, Garden City.
Mclntire, Hannah Ruth, SSAg, Philadelphia, Pa.
Maclntyre, Helen Clare, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Maclntyre, Mabel Adele, SS, Ithaca.
McKay, Cuthbert Guernsey, SS, Kobe, Japan.
McKinley, Edward Robert, SS, Glenham.
McLain, Norman Harold, SS, Massillon, Ohio.
MacLean, David Edward, SS, Westmount, Que.,
Canada.
McLean, Ethel Florella.Grad, SS, Jersey City. N. J.
McMahn, Ellen Frances, SS, Binghamton.
MacMillan, Helen, SS, Scranton, Pa.
McMillan, John Rustin Alfred, Grad(P), Narooma,
N. S. Wales, Australia.
MacMillan, Warren Brokaw, Grad(P), Bellevue,
Pa.
McMorris, John A., Grad, SS, Argyle.
McNaught, Clifford Fowler, SS, Elmira.
McNeingon, Dow Mea, SS, Garden City.
Macomber, William Hiram, SS, Kendallville, Ind.
McPhail, Robert Skinner, SS, Geneva, Ohio.
McPherson, Ellen Waterman, SS, Ithaca.
McTammany, Frances Loretta, Grad, SS, Troy.
McTernan, Kathryn Everett, Grad, SS, Brooklyn.
McVean, James Dunham, Grad, SSAg, Towson,
Md.
McWayne, Ruth Eliza, SSAg, Fayette.
McWhorter, Frank Padin, Grad(P), Nashville
Tenn.
McWilliam, William Henry, jr., SSAg, Arlington.
Maddi, Vincent Michael, SS, SSAg, New York
City.
Madrigal, Ramon Monteloyola, SS, Manila, P. I.
Maguire, Alice Deborah, SS, Wilkinsburg, Pa.
Maisenhelder, Louis Carl, SS, New Paltz.
Malcolm-Smith, George, SS, Haverhill, Mass.
Malmar, Florence Isabelle, SS, Upper Montclair,
N.J.
Malone. Wilfred J., SS, Park Ridge, 111.
Maloy, Edward Charles, SS, Glens Falls.
Maltese, Margaret Mercedes, SS, Brooklyn.
Malti, Michel George, Grad(P), Beirut, Syria.
Mandeville, Frederick, SSL, Brooklyn.
Manfried, Frances, SS, New York City.
Mangan, Bertha Margaret, SS, Pittsfield, Mass.
Mangel, Sidney, SS, Jersey City, N. J.
Manktelour, Anna Elizabeth, SS, Oriskany.
Mara, Mary Katherine, SS, Jamesville.
Marchand, Frederic August, SS, SSAg, Buffalo.
Mardfin, Erna Adler, SS, SSAg, New York City.
Markin, Elias, SS, Rochester.
Marks, Harold Maurice, SS, New York City.
Marks, Ida, SSAg, New York City.
Marks, Jennie Doris, SSAg, New York City.
Marks, Kenneth Weale, SS, SSAg, Elmira.
Marshall, Asa Hulbert, SS, Ithaca.
Marsland, Ruth Allison, SS, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Martin, Edna Lillian, SS, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Martin, Frank Edwin, SS, Ithaca.
Martin, Henry Bailey, SS, Rochester.
Masland, Marion Woodworth, Grad, SS, Phila
delphia, Pa.
Masters, George Christian, SS, New York City.
Matter, James Kessler, SS, Harrisburg, Pa.
Matter, Milo, SS, Harrisburg, Pa.
Matz, Alice, SS, Brooklyn.
Matz, Ethel, SS, Brooklyn.
Maxwell, Frank Scott, SSAg, Lyndon.
Maxwell, Marjorie, SS, Schenectady.
May, John McClung, Grad(P), SSAg, Manhattan,
Kans.
Mayer, Louise Amanda, SS, SSAg, Dalton, Pa.
Maylon, Ernst Elliott, SS, SSAg, Columbia, Mo.
Maynard, Wilbur Allen, jr., SS, Newtonville, Mass.
Meagher, Evelyn Cecelia, SS, Columbia, S. C.
Meagher, Mary Luella, SS, Auburn.
Meaker, Arthur Leslie, SS, Auburn.
Meigs, Robert Brander, SSL, Westfield, N. J.
Mellen, Florence Lauretta, SS, Weehawken, N. J.
Meltzer, David, Grad, SS, Brooklyn.
Mendez, Enrique, SS, Lares, P. R.
Merchant, Charles Henry, Grad(P), West Monroe.
Merlin, Ira Harkinson, SS, Philadelphia, Pa.
Merriam, Rose Hannah, SS, New Haven, Conn.
Merrill, Lynn L., SS, Rochester.
Merrill Dana Noyes, SS, Washington, D. C.
Meyer, Carrie, SS, Camden, N. J.

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Millar, Donald Beath, SS, Bala, Pa.
Millard, Ruth Alice, SS, Buffalo.
Miller, Adelaide Horton, SS, Homer.
Miller, Alice Vivian, SS, SSAg, Anacostia, D. C.
Miller, Dorothy Millie, SS. Elmira.
Miller, Florence, SS, New York City.
Miller, Helen, SS, New York City.
Miller, Julian Howell, Grad(P), SS, SSAg, Athens,
Ga.
Miller, Muriel Herbert, SSAg, Cuba.
Miller, Russell Cooper, Grad(P), Chester, Pa.
Miller, Thomas Edwin, SS, Montclair, N. J.
Mills, Otto, Grad, SS, SSAg, Flat Lick, Ky.
Mischke, Mildred Iris, SS, Jersey City, N. J.
Mischke, Viola Carlyn, SS, Jersey City, N. J.
Mitchell, Alice Pauline, Grad, SS, Ithaca.
Mitchell, Lena Mary, SS, Ellicottville.
Mitchell, Ralph Waldo, Grad, SS, SSAg, Gates
ville, N. C.
Mitman, Joseph Carrol, SS, Ithaca.
Mittelman, Lillian Jeanette, SS, New York City.
Moe, George Gordon, Grad, SS, SSAg, Franklin
Center, Que., Can.
Moffatt, Carroll Keith, SS, Walden.
Mogensen, Adele Alice, SSAg, Rochester.
Montgomery,Lois Elizabeth, Grad(P), SS, Warsaw.
Mooney, Edward Samuel, jr., SSAg, Livonia.
Mooney, Lewis Riley, Grad, SS, Utica.
Moore, Emily Elizabeth, Grad, SS, Northeast, Md.
Moore, Paul James, SS, Auburn.
Moran, Edward Aloysius, SSAg, Arcade.
Moran, Virginia Hope, SS, Seneca Falls.
Moran, William Joseph, SSAg, Arcade.
Moreno, Roberto Reynaldo, jr., SS, Manila, P. I.
Morey, Emeline Gertrude, SSAg, Lowell, Ind.
Morgan, Benjamin Stephen, SSL, Charleston, W.
Va.
Morgan, Henry Durand, Grad, SS, Atlanta, Ga.
Morgan, Lawrence Onis, Grad(P), Turon, Kans.
Morgan, Miriam Desire Elsbree, SS, Ithaca.
Moricka, Isami, Grad(P), Kochiken, Japan.
Morrill, Charles Summer, SS, Portland, Me.
Morris, Anna Hynson, SSAg, New York City.
Morris, Olwen Edmund, SS, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Morris, Robert Gemmon, SSAg, Greensboro, N. C.
Morrison, John Cooper, jr., SS, Charleston, W.
Va.
Morrison, Marvin Burt, SS, Buffalo.
Morse, Alvertus Davis, SSL, Northampton, Mass.
Morse, Fred J., SSAg, Kansas City, Mo.
Mosso, Asenath Mae, SS, Ithaca.
Mott, Hubert Leslie, SS, Watertown.
Motycka, Anna, SS, Utica.
Moulton, Richard Wilmarth, SS, Quincy, Mass.
Mount, Charles Koons, jr., SS, Brooklyn.
Moyer, Marguerite Mary, Grad, SS, Souderton,
Pa.
Moyer. Winifred Yoder, SS, SSAg, Boyertown, Pa.
Muir, Jasper William, SS, Louisville, Ky.
Muirhead, Melville Page, SS, Toronto, Canada.
Muldberg, Florence Gloria, SS, New York City.
Mullen, Joseph James, SSL, Hartford, Conn.
Muller, Josephine, SSAg, Richmond Hill.
Muller. Ysabel Alvira, SS, Ithaca.
Mulloy, Ruby, SS, SSAg, Laurel, Miss.
Mulvihill, Kay Lucille, SS, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Mulvihill, Marion Monica, SS, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Munford, Gertrude Constance, SS, SSAg, Coopers
town.
Munger, Lena Belle, SSAg, Clinton.
Munro, Mary, SSAg, Elbridge.
Munson, Albert Clayton, SS, Elmira.
Muntz, Grace Evelyn, SS, SSAg, Buffalo.
Murch, Evelyn Elizabeth, SS, New Rochelle.
Murnane, Regina, Grad, SS, Brooklyn.
Murphy, Agatha, SS, SSAg, New Rochelle.
Murphy, Eleanor, SS, Brooklyn.
Murphy, Grace Marian, SS, Brooklyn.
Murphy, Margaret Chambers, SS, SSAg, Mont
clair, N. J.
Murphy, Mary Alice, SSAg, Elmira.
Murphy, Ruth Bernadelle, SS, Brooklyn.
Murray, Anna, SS, Washington, D. C.
Murray, A. Rose, SS, Winthrop.
Murray, Eleanor Louise, SS, SSAg, Buffalo.
Murray, Gertrude Faulkner, SSAg, Buffalo.
Murray, James, SS, Brooklyn.
Murray, Margaret, SS, Washington, D. C.
Mutchler, John Powell, SS, Washington, D. C.
Mutnick, Gertrude, SS, New York City.
Myers, Ralph Jennings, SSL, Canton, Ohio.
Myers, William Henderson, Grad, SSAg, Oakland,
Nebr.
Naill, William Young, SS, Hanover, Pa.
Namack, William Henry, SS, Ballston Spa.
Narino, Sylvia, SS, New York City.
Nash, Elmer C, Grad(P), Jacksonville, Texas.
Nasmyth, Florence Gross, Grad, SS, Cambridge,
Mass.
Nathan, Bunny Bernadene, SS, New York City.
Natt, Elsie, SS, New York City.
Naylor, Ernst Elliott, SS, SSAg, Columbia, Mo.
Needham, Paul Robert, Grad, SS, Ithaca.
Neff, Mildred Elizabeth, Grad, SSAg, Buffalo.
Neiswanger, Ruth Elisabeth, SS, Akron, Ohio.
Nellis, Clive Harris, SS, Herkimer.
Nelson, Bertha Tyler, Grad, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Nelson, Helen Irene, SSAg, Binghamton.
Ness, Alexander Renfrew, Grad, SS, SSAg, Quebec,
Canada.
Nettleton, Edith Drusilla, SS, Farmington, Conn.
Neumann, Warren Randolph, Grad, SS, Grad(P),
Wymore, Nebr.
Neushul, Michel, SS. New York City.
Neustadth, Juliet, SS, New York City.
Nevitt, John Victor, Grad(P), Ithaca.
Newcomb, Carlyle Bradley, SSL, Hilton.
Newell, John Mackintosh, SS, Washington, D. C.
Newland, Fay Hartmann, SS, New Bedford, Mass.
Nichols, Aldyth Emily, SSAg, Bainbridge.
Nile, Abbott Howe, SSL, Rumford, Me.
Niles, John Russell, SS, Nashville, Tenn.
Nixon, Mary Gertrude, SS, Niagara Falls.
Noback, Charles Victor, Grad(P), Ithaca.
Noftsker, Marguerite Dorothy, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Norris, Elizabeth, SS, Portland, Me.
North, Charles Stewart, SS, Newport, R. I.
North, William John, SS, Newport, R. I.
Northrop, Floyd Lorrain, SSAg, Tarpon Springs,
Fla.
Northrop, Ruth Augusta, SS, Westfield.
Norton, Darwin Parker, Grad, SSAg, Oneida.
Norton, Jean Wales, SS, South Orange, N. J.
Norton, John George Clinton, SS, Far Rockaway.
Norton, William John, SS, Baltimore, Md.
Notestein, Frank Wallace, Grad(P), Alma, Mich.
Nullet, Josephine Barbara, Grad, SS, New York
City.
Nundy, Janet Bertha, SS, SSAg, Westfield.
Nye, Claribel, SSAg, Auburn.
Nye, Douglas Day, SS, New York City.
Nyi, Tsung Tsong, SS, Soochow, China.
Obner, Gertrude Pauline, SS, SSAg, Newark. N. J.
Odell, Harriett dePetteau, SSAg, Ithaca.
Odell, Norman Samuel, SS, Ithaca.
Odell, Ruby May, Grad, SSAg, Hilton.
Odell, Theodore Tellefsen, Grad, SS, SSAg, Buffalo.
O'Donnell, Cecile Agnes, SS, Brooklyn.
Ogden, Helen, SS, Elnora
Ogden, Jonathan, SS, Ithaca.
Ogden, Katharine, SS, SSAg, Ithaca.
O'Grady, Frances Loretta, SS, Brooklyn.
O'Hara, Janet Van Duyne, SS, Moravia.
Ohlandt, Dorothy Veronica, SS, New York City.
Ohrbach, Jerome Kane, SS, Brooklyn.
Olmstead, Frances Marguerite, SSAg, Worcester.
Olmstead, Herbert Brown, SS, New Britain, Conn.
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Olson, Bertil John, SS, Norwich.
O'Neil, Abys, Grad, SS, Hamilton.
Oppenheim, Edwin B., SSL, Detroit, Mich.
Opton, Marian, SS, New York City.
Orange, Frances, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Orr, Margaret Nelson, SS, Flushing.
Orr, Winifred Elizabeth, SS, SSAg, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Orvis, Paul Boyd, SSAg, Bellona.
Osborne, Theodore Morrison, SS, Burke, Idaho.
Oser, Emma Caroline, SS, New York City.
Otis, James Cline, SS, Columbia, S. C.
Otte, Helene Antoinette, SS, New York City.
Ovenshine, Eugene Samuel, SS, Baltimore, Md.
Owen, Kenneth Dale, SS, Memphis, Tenn.
Pack, Herbert John, Grad(P), Logan, Utah.
Paddon, Cecil John, SS, New York City.
Page, George Nelson, SS, Syracuse.
Page, Lyman Arthur, SS, SSAg, Greene.
Pagliaro, Frank Joseph, SS, New York City.
Paige, John Edwin, SS, Hardwick, Mass.
Paimele, Alice Janette, SS, Bloomfield.
Palmer, Henry Parson, SS, Langhorne, Pa.
Paltrowitz, Reuben Harold, SSL, New York City.
Panja, Atal Kumar, SS, Calcutta, India.
Park, William Louis, Grad, SS, Montandon, Pa.
Parker, William Leonard, SS, Binghamton.
Parshall, William Baldwin, SSAg, Uniontown, Pa.
Passmore, Sara Florence, SS, SSAg, Mendenhall,
Pa.
Patch, Esther Maude, SS, New Haven, Conn.
Patrick, Norborne Robert, Grad, SSAg, Fincastle,
Va.
Patterson, John Highberger, SS, Greensburg, Pa.
Patton, Mary Harriet, SS, Brackney, Pa.
Paul, Bryan Berry, Grad(P), Bentonville, Ark.
Pavitt, Charles, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Pavitt, Morris Eugene, SS, Shenandoah, Pa.
Payne, Andrew Allemong, SSL, Charleston, W. Va.
Payne, Minnie Viva, SSAg, Ithaca.
Peabody, Sarah Mary, SSAg, Springwater.
Peacock, Vera Louise, Grad, SS, Ithaca.
Peckham,Mabel Bradford, SSAg, Jamestown, R. I.
Pelton, Robert Glasgow, SSL, Lowville.
Pendleton, Jessie Read, SS, Richmond, Va.
Pengelly, Lavinia Lowry, SS, SSAg, Hazleton, Pa.
Penquite, Robert, SSAg, Stillwater, Okla.
Periam, Helen Tube, SS, East Orange, N. J.
Perlen, Elsa, SS, New York City.
Perregaux, Edmond Adrian, Grad (P), Lincoln,
R.L
Perry, Dora Carmena, SSAg, Cresco, Iowa.
Perry, Karl Gerhart, SS, SSAg, Union Springs.
Peterson, Robert Karl, SSL, Washington, D. C.
Pew, Robert Elmer, SS, Moylan, Pa.
Phillips, John McKinley, SSL, Waynesburg, Pa.
Pierce, David Henry, Grad, SS, Elmira.
Pierson, Kirvan Henry, SS, Baltimore, Md.
Pillion, John Raymond, SS, Lackawanna.
Pinckney, Ruth Catherine, SS, SSAg, Ithaca.
Pino, Marion Clara, SSAg, Ithaca.
Piatt, Emilie Louise, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Piatt, John Horace, SS, Hamburg.
Pless, Dorothy, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Plunkett, Guy Downs, SS, Jackson, Miss.
Polakoff, Joseph, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Poole, Arthur Barnard, SS, Westport, Conn.
Pope, Charles Linder, SS, Montclair, N. J.
Pope, James Benford, Grad, SSAg, Conway, Miss,
Porter, Mary Barnes, SS, SSAg, Oakland, Md.
Porter, William Herman, SSAg, Lockwood.
Post, Amy Herbert, SSAg, Batavia.
Post, Donald John, SS, Waterbury, Conn.
Powell, Adinor Runkle, SSAg, Buffalo.
Powell, Charles Kelly, Grad(P), SSAg, Ithaca.
Powell, Earle Howard, SS, Canandaigua.
Power, Donald Clinton, SSL, Columbus, Ohio.
Power, Mary Catherine, SS, Yonkers.
Praimakorn, Mom Chao, SS, Bangkok, Siam.
Pratt, Edmund Lewis, SS, Hartford, Conn.
Prechtl, Henry James, SS, Elmira.
Preston, Kenneth Frank, SS, Binghamton.
Preuss, Florence Lucile, SS, SSAg, Detroit, Mich.
Prickett, Paul Smith, Grad(P), Fort Worth, Texas.
Proctor, Donald Andrew, SS, Keene, N. H.
Proctor, Edward Alexander, SS, Washington,
D.C.
Prusslin, Isabelle, SS, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Puckhaber, Ida Luise, SS, Brooklyn.
Punyagupta, Soonchong Boon, SS, Bangkok, Siam.
Purcell, Edmond James, SS, Utica.
Putnam, Aimee Adora, Grad, SS, Greenfield, Mass.
Putnam, Margaret Adelaide, SS, SSAg, Wellesley
Farms, Mass.
Putnam, Oliver, SS, New York City.
Pye, Mildred Alice, SS, SSAg, New York City.
Quick, Martha Edith, Grad, SSAg, Ithaca.
Quinn, Maurie A., SS, Binghamton.
Quirk, Florence Josephine, SSAg, Batavia.
Rabe, Lillian Ernestine, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Race, Marion Josephine, SSAg, Buffalo.
Raffaelli, Lillian Adelia, SSAg, New York City.
Ramoso, Wenceslao Pingol, SS, San Isidro, Nueva
Ecija, P. I.
Ramsburg, Elias Beeson, SS, Frederick, Md.
Ramsey, Charles McKinley, Grad(P), SS, West
Durham, N. C.
Randel, Wilbur Shannon, SS, Toledo, Ohio.
Randies, Maud Althea, Grad, SS, Brooklyn.
Raney, Lee, SS, Ithaca.
Ranger, Grace Marion, SS, Brooklyn.
Ranney, Edward Park, SS, Lakewood, Ohio.
Ransom, Elaine King, SS, Chicago, 111.
Rasmussen, Myers Peter, Grad(P), North Troy.
Ratzlaff, Ida E., Grad(P), SSAg, Herkimer.
Raubicheck, Letitia Elwood, SS, New York City.
Rawland, Mary Louise, SS, Ithaca.
Ray, Helen Lucille, SS, Newton, N. J.
Raymond, Margaret, Grad, SS, SSAg, Hoboken,
N.J.
Raynolds, Harold, SS, Grad, New York City.
Rea, Richard Collins, SS, New Philadelphia, Ohio.
Read, Paul Leslie, Grad, SSAg, OUa, La.
Rector, Ralph Harder, SS, Watertown.
Reddy, Dodla Muddu Krishna, Grad(P), Nellore,
India.
Reed, Arthur Bradford, SS, Worcester, Mass.
Reed, Grace Sammis, SS, Hempstead.
Reed, Henry Morrison, jr., SS, Ben Avon, Pa.
Reed, William Albert, SS, New York City.
Reed, William Doyle, Grad, SS, SSAg, Eupora,
Miss.
Reeve, Rowland Smith, SS, Haddonfield, N. J.
Reichard, Mary Alma, SS, SSAg, Milton, Pa.
Reische, Merrill, SS, New York City.
Reisler, Raymond, SS, Brooklyn.
Reiss, Ottillie M., SS, Bear Island, N. H.
Ress, Irving, SS, Brooklyn.
Reveley, Ida Louise, Grad, SS, SSAg, Syracuse.
Rexford, Pratt, SS, Brooklyn.
Reyna, Virginia Marie, SS, Ithaca.
Reynolds, Dorothy K., SS, Geneva.
Reynolds, Henry Thomas, SS, Philadelphia, Pa.
Reynolds, Jessie May, SS, Brooklyn.
Reynolds, John Alva, SSAg, Rochester.
Reynolds, Louis Marvin, jr., SS, Ossining.
Reynolds, Louise, SS, Felton, Del.
Reynolds, Walter Barton, SSL, Elmira.
Rhodes, Solomon Alhadef, Grad (P), New York
City.
Richards, Eldon William, SS, Buffalo.
Richards, Ella Evelyn, SSAg, Brookton.
Richardson, Eulalie Alberta, Grad, SS, Rochester.
Richardson, Stuart Hancock, SS, West Brighton.
Richman, Augusta Florence, SS, New York City.
Richter, Stewart Rudolph, SS, Staten Island.
Ridgley, Margaret, SS, SSAg, Wyoming, Pa.
Rieber, Clara, SS, SSAg, Rockaway Park.

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Ries, Donald Timmerman, SS, SSAg, Ithaca.
Ring, Carlyle Conwell, Grad, SS, Westfield, Mass.
Ring, Gordon Clark, Grad, SS, SSAg, Westfield,
Mass.
Ripley, Douglas, SS, Flushing.
Riss, Estelle, SS, New York City.
Ritchie, Evelyn Charlotte, SS, New York City.
Rites, Perce Clapp, SSAg, Ithaca.
Ritter, Marjorie Alice, SS, Brooklyn.
Rittershausen, August William, Grad, SS, Youngsville.
Riveiro, Ysolino Josquin, jr., SS, Dos Rosas, Cuba.
Roach, Jeremiah, SS, Jersey City, N. J.
Robbins, Joseph, SS, Brooklyn.
Robbins, Lester, SS, Brooklyn.
Roberts, Francis P., SS, Washington, D. C.
Roberts, Marion Ruthella, SS, Port Leyden.
Roberts, William Price, SS, SSAg, Mount Vernon.
Robertson, Archie Hunt, Grad(P), Lounsberry.
Robertson, Paul, SS, Baltimore, Md.
Robinhold, Daniel Guy, SS, Kingston, Pa.
Robinson, Lena Mae, SS, SSAg, Tunkhannock, Pa.
Robinson, Willard Marshall Law, SSL, Cambridge.
Rochford, Julia Margaret, SS, SSAg, Indianapolis,
Ind.
Rodgers, Maybelle L., SSAg, Moravia.
Roehl, Edward Judson, SS, Brooklyn.
Rofrano, Grace Rita, SS, New York City.
Rogers, Berenice Dorothea, SSAg, Leonardsville.
Rogers, Charles Ellis, SS, Schenectady.
Rogers, James, 2d., SS, Au Sable Forks.
Rogers, Mildred Louise, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Rogers, William Mitchell, Grad (P), Barnesville,
Ga.
Rohrberg, Celia Friedman, SS, Newark, N. J.
Rohrberg, Morris, SS, Jersey City, N. J.
Rolfe, Franklin Prescott, SS, Penacook, N. H.
Rollings, George Thomas, SS, SSAg, Lynbrook.
Romaguera, Artura, SS, Ponce, P. R.
Romandia, Francisco Ferreira, SS, Sonora, Mexico.
Romanoff, Alexis Laurence, SS, New York City.
Romer, Caroline, Grad, SS, SSAg, East Orange,
N.J.
Rork, Crystal Leone, SS, SSAg, Rossburg.
Rosbash, Jacob, SS, Rochester.
Rose, Edwin Bernard, SS, Montclair, N. J.
Rosen, Robert. SSL, Buffalo.
Rosenberg, Allan, SS, New York City.
Rosenberg, Myron Spencer, SS, Brooklyn.
Rosenberry, Cecil Rex, SS, Red House.
Rosenthal, Betty, SS, New York City.
Rosenthal, Ivan, SS, SSAg, New York City.
Rosow, Judith, SS, New York City.
Rostenberg, Leo Orrin, SS, White Plains.
Rostow, Blanche Ruth, SS, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ross, Arthur Howarth, SS, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ross, Eugene Edward, SS, Scranton, Pa.
Ross, Harold Jerome, SS, Brooklyn.
Ross, Lucy Evelyn, SS, Tilbury, Ont., Canada.
Ross, Thomas Gates, SS, Philadelphia, Pa.
Roth, Luella, SSAg, Ebenezer.
Rothschild, Daniel Leslie, SS, Newark, N. J.
Rountree, Victoria Adeline, SSL, Brooklyn.
Rouse, Helen Elizabeth, SS, SSAg, Geneva.
Rowe, Gertrude Helen, SSAg, Schenectady.
Roy, Evelyn Athenais, SS, Brooklyn.
Roy, Helen Lucille, SSAg, Newton, N. J.
Roy, Nripendra Lai, SS, Calcutta, India.
Rubin, Celia, SSAg, New York City.
Rubin, Fanny Sylvia, SS, Brooklyn.
Rubin, Hannah, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Rubin, Minnie, SS, New York City.
Rughase, Anna Helen, SS, SSAg, Hollis.
Ruland, Obadiah Martin, SSAg, Harpursville.
Rumball, Grace, SS, Ithaca.
Russell, William John, SS, Marcellus.
Ruth, Margaret Cameron, Grad, SS, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Ryan, Frank John, SSAg, Wyoming.
Ryan, Mary Gertrude, SS, Ithaca.
. Sadler,
Sackin, Dorothy Viola, SS, Brooklyn.
Robert Timothy, jr., SS, Elmira.
Saeger, Mina Merritt, SS, Vermilion, S. Dak.
Sager, Merel Seaman, Grad, SS, SSAg, Tiffin, Ohio
St. Auburn, Wilford Meeker, SS, Sherrill.
St. John, Ruth Walker, SS, SSAg, Brooklyn.
St. John, Walter Douglas, SS, Northampton, Mass.
Salinger, Agnes Josephine, SS, New York City.
Salinger, Harriet Bijur, SS, New York City.
Salmon, Thomas Kingerlee, SS, Staten Island.
Samson, Hector Bradford, SS, Dunmore, Pa.
Sanders, Norman Edward, SS, Buffalo.
Sandhouse, Grace Adelbert, Grad (P), Sterling,
Colo.
Sanger, Grace Louise, SS, SSAg, Boston, Mass.
Sarmiento, Jose Antonio, SS, Macoris, Santo
Domingo.
Savoye, Louis Frank, SS, Westfield, N. J.
Schaak, Helen Marion, SS, Lebanon, Pa.
Schacht, Louise, SS, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Schact, Eleanor, SS, New York City.
Schaefer, Robert Mertens, SS, Rockville Centre.
Schaeffler, Joseph Abegg, SS, New Rochelle.
Schantz, David Laury, SS, Allentown, Pa.
Schechter, Mollie, SS, SSAg, New York City.
Schein, Isabel Beulah, Grad, SS, Brooklyn.
Schekman, Annette Strauber, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Schekman, Saul, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Schermerhorn, Eleanor Perry, SSAg, Schenectady.
Scheu, Albert James, jr., SS, St. Louis, Mo.
Schiffer, Augusta, SS, Bayonne, N. J.
Schild, Edith, SS, Brooklyn.
Schlucter, Irma Lillian, SS, Highland Park, Pa.
Schmeckpeper, Henry Ludolf, SS, Brooklyn.
Schmidt, Estelle Mildred, SS, Brooklyn.
Schnapper, Isabel Janet, SSAg, Great Neck.
Schneider, Fannie, SS, SSAg, New York City.
Schoen, Harry, SS, New York City.
Schoen, Leon, SS, New York City.
Schoonmaker, Hazel Edith, Grad, SS, Westfield,
Mass.
Schoonmaker, Max van Palen, SSL, Bradford, Pa.
Schoonmaker, Walter John, SS, SSAg, Rensselaer.
Schreck, Leonard Bernard, SS, Wheeling, W. Va.
Schriber, Alice Brown, SS, Liberty.
Schriener, Henry John, SS, New York City.
Schroeder, Ruth Marie, SS, Brooklyn.
Schubert, Oscar Edward, SS, SSAg, New York
City.
Schumacher, Addison Edwin Wenzel, SS, New Ro
chelle.
Schumann, Lillian Eva, SS, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Schuster, Annette, SS, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Schuster, Samuel Sidney, SS, Brooklyn.
Schutt, Elizabeth Margaret, SS, SSAg, Dryden.
Schwan, Robert C, SSAg, Fredonia.
Schwartz, Beatrice, SS, Brooklyn.
Schwartzbach, Saul, SS, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Schweizer, Lillian Alice, SS, SSAg, New York City.
Schwind,Joseph Louis, Grad (P), SS, SSAg, Dayton,
Ohio.
Scileppi, Paul Jean, SS, Brooklyn.
Scott, Albert Sidney, Grad, SSAg, Carbon Hill, Ala.
Scott, George Norman, SS, Port Chester.
Scott, Walter Lee, SS, SSAg, Franklin, Pa.
Seabury, Anne Elizabeth, Grad, SS, Scarsdale.
Seabury, Jennie Haff, SS, Hempstead.
Seelbach, Walter John, SSAg, Buffalo.
Seely, Charles Blanchard, jr., SS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sealy, Glenn Allen, SSAg, Parishville.
Sears, Eleanor Mary, SS, Toronto, Canada.
Seemann, Harriet McGurn, SS, Brooklyn.
Seff, Raymond Seymour, SS, Bradford, Pa.
Segall, Martha, SS, New York City.
Seidenberg, Alfred Joseph, SS, Brooklyn.
Sein, Jose Antonio, SS, SSAg, Lares, P. R.
Seltzer, Rennette, SS, SSAg, Detroit, Mich.
Seney, Henry William, 2d., SSL, Toledo, Ohio.
Sentelle, Marz Edgar, SS, Afton, Tenn.
Seubert, Winfrid Andrew, SS, Camden, N. J.

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Severance, Lucille Norma, SS, Willsboro.
Severn, William Erskine, SS.Ag, Corning.
Shaad, Ernest Grover, SSAg, Salisbury Center.
Shales, John Melville, Grad, SS, SSAg, Murrayville,
B. C, Canada.
Shankweiler, John Victor, Grad, SS, Barto, Pa.
Shapiro, Aaron, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Sharood, Robert Alfred, SS, St. Paul, Minn.
Shaul, Elfa M., SS, Jasper.
Shaw, Arthur Basil, SS, Philadelphia, Pa.
Shea, Mildred Kocleen, SS, Syracuse.
Shea, Theresa. SS. Nashua, N. H.
Sheehan, Robert Wade, SS, Wallingford, Conn.
Sheehy, John Webb Little, SS, Cambridge, Md.
Sheldon, Elroy Franklin, Grad (P), Bluffton, Ind.
Shelton, Gertrude Mary, Grad, SS, Owego.
Sherman, Bessie Harrison, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Shepard, Alvin Frost, SS, Buffalo.
Shepherd, Edwin Dale, jr., SS, Houston, Texas.
Sherwood, Clarence Leslie, SS, Fairfield, Conn.
Sherwood, Lillian Ethel, SS, Interlaken.
Shineman, Howard George, SS, Canajoharie.
Shipman, Robert Wesley, SS, Mount Vernon.
Shmisman, Clara, SS, Brooklyn.
Short, Marjorie Emeline, SSAg, Westfield.
Shoup, George Daniel, SS, Xenia, Ohio.
Shprentz, Frieda Levine, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Shriver, Samuel Henry, SS, Pikesville, Md.
Shull, Charles Eugene, Grad, SS, Bridgewater, Va.
Shults, Frances Elizabeth, SS, Rahway, N. J.
Shults, John Edward, SS, Lakemont.
Shupp, Anna Elizabeth, SS, Stroudsburg, Pa.
Sieber, Alice, SS, Brooklyn.
Sickels, Jessie Helen, SSAg, Rochester.
Siegfried, Nehemiah Osborne, SS, Buffalo.
Silk, Samuel, SS, Brooklyn.
Silva, Alvin Kalaniku, Grad, SS, SSAg, Honolulu,
Hawaii.
Silverman, Abraham Mitchell, SS, New York City.
Silworth, Marion Hazel, SS, SSAg, Verona, N. J.
Simmonds, Gertrude Annie, Grad, SS, SSAg,
Corning.
Simmons, Harry Sylvester, SS, Newburgh.
Simmons, Lillian Marguerite, SSAg, Chicago, 111.
Simon, Dorothy Estelle, SS, Sag Harbor.
Simons, Lloyd R., Grad, SSAg, Sardinia.
Simonton, Lou Violet, SS, Paterson, N. J.
Simpson, Hartley Fremont, Grad (P), Tilton,
N. H.
Simrell, William LeGrand, jr., SS, Brooklyn.
Sinclair, Shently MacDonald, SS, SSAg, Farran's
Point, Ont., Canada.
Singletary, Benjamin Henry, SSAg, Baton Rouge,
La.
Singleton, Mary Kirkpatrick, SS, Ithaca.
Sinsabaugh, John Newton, SS, Shelton, Conn.
Sirisook, Sooee, SS, Bangkok, Siam.
Sissell, Florence, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Sissell, Sadie, SSAg, New York City.
Sisson, Gertrude Luella, SS, Sherburne.
Sisson, Lyle Albert, SSAg, Sherburne.
Slate, Paul Johnson, SS, Berkshire.
Slattery, Elyne Janie, SS, New York City.
Slee, Mary Alice, Grad, SSAg, Hampton, Ia.
Slicter, Esther Annie, SSAg, Kitchener, Ont.,
Canada.
Sliker, Esther Mahala, SS, Califon, N. J.
Sloan, Helen Rose, SS, Johnstown, Pa.
Sloan, Margaret Cecelia, SS, Johnstown, Pa.
Smiley, Paul Velora, SS, Ithaca.
Smit, Andries Adriaan, Grad (P), Reitz, O. F. S.,
South .Africa.
Smith, Alpheus Waldo, Grad, SS, Ithaca.
Smith, Anna Elizabeth, SSAg, Utica.
Smith, Byron Thomas, Grad, SSAg, Springdale,
Ark.
Smith, Catherine, Grad, SS, SSAg, Rensselaer.
Smith, Charles William, SS, Chattanooga, Tenn
Smith, Clifton Dyer, SS, Newark, N. J.
Smith, DeWin Hendee, SS, New York City.
Smith, Ernest George, SS, Binghamton.
Smith, Fanny Fern, Grad, SS, SSAg, Red Bird, 111.
Smith, Francis Henry, SS, Utica.
Smith, Fred August, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Smith, George LeRoy, SS, Haddonfield, N. J.
Smith, Helen Delavan, SS, White Plains.
Smith, James Ray, SS, Port Jervis.
Smith, Jennie B., SS, SSAg, Detroit, Mich.
Smith, Lauretta, Grad, SS, St. Paul, Minn.
Smith, Lee James, Grad, SSAg, Fayette, Ohio.
Smith, Leona A., SSAg, Brooklyn.
Smith, Margarette, SS. New York City.
Smith, May Belle, SS, Lockport.
Smith, Ruth Belle, SS, SSAg, Walton.
Smith, Ruth Lillian, SS, SSAg, Washington, D. C.
Smith, William Roland, SS, Newark, N. J.
Smolin, Stella, SS, Brooklyn.
Smyth, Thomas, Grad (P), Blacksburg, Va.
Snowdon, Imogene, SS, Moore, Pa.
Snyder, Eugene Clyde Stewart, SS, New Kensing
ton, Pa.
Snyder, Katherine Regina, SS, Brooklyn.
Snyder, Rosalind, SS, Brooklyn.
Sobol, Alfred, SS, New York City.
Solin, Adelaide, SS, New York City.
Solin, Gertrude, SS, Bayonne.
Sophian, Augusta, SS, SSAg, New York City.
Sorensen, Julie Skriver, SSAg, Corning.
Spahn, Paul Edward, SS, SSAg, Pleasantville.
Spalteholz, Carl Oswald Rudolf, SS, SSAg, Aerdenhout,
Holland.
Spence, Byron, SS, SSAg, Dundee.
Spencer, Frances Bentley, SS, Afton.
Spencer, Frances Elizabeth, SS, Tarkio, Mo.
Spencer, William Frederick, SS, Afton.
Spielberg, Sylvia Olive, SS, New York City.
Springer, Gordon Behnett, SSAg, Interlaken.
Sprinzen, Frances, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Sproule, Alfred Nelson, Grad, SSAg, Watkins.
Sproule, Elizabeth Graham, SS, Watkins.
Spurrier, Jessie Orgain, SS, Okmulgee, Okla.
Spurrier, Schuyler Orgain, SS, Okmulgee, Okla.
Stafford, Ellen Chloe, SS, Sayre, Pa.
Stamp, Mary Emma, SS, Philadelphia, Pa.
Stanton, Amy Louise, SSAg, Clymer.
Stanton. Clifford Alfred, Grad, SS, Cortland.
Starr, Milton Preston, SS, Corning.
Starrett, Clara Covert, SSAg, Interlaken.
Stearns, Lydia Marie, SS, SSAg, Washington, D. C.
Steele, Glen Gilbert, Grad, SSAg, Watertown.
Steere, Nancy, SS, Providence, R. I.
Stellwagen, Frank Beresford, SS, New York City.
Stephens, Fayette Ellsworth, Grad (P), SS.
SSAg, Victor, Idaho.
Sterling, Thomas Farrell, SS, Frankfort.
Stermer, Herbert Gehring, SS, Mauch Chunk, Pa.
Steuer, Harriet, SS, Cleveland, Ohio.
Stevenson, Alice Mariro, SS, Northampton, Mass.
Stewart, Norman Daniel, Grad, SS, Richmond,
Me.
Stief, Anthony Joseph, jr., SS, Reading, Pa.
Stier, Robert Highton, SS, Philadelphia, Pa.
Stine, Caroline Nitzky. SS, Sharon Hill, Pa.
Stine. Janet Darnell, SS, Sharon Hill, Pa.
Stix, Henry Walter, SS, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Stone, Genevieve Evangeline, SS, Ithaca.
Stone, Henry Norton, SS, Roanoke, Va.
Stone, Mildred Browning, SS. Groveton, N. H.
Stone, Viola, SS, SSAg, New Haven, Conn.
Stoneman, Marion Purvis, SS, SSAg, Richmond,
Va.
Stout, Joshua Wilson, jr., SSL, Ithaca.
Stover, Edgar Morgan, SS, Scranton, Pa.
Strachan, John Ernest, jr., SS, Philadelphia, Pa.
Stratford, Edwin Holbrooke, jr., SS, Hoboken.
N.J.
Straus, Ruth Loyalty, SS, New York City.
Strayer, Paul Gilbert, SS, Rochester.
Streamas, Emmaline Carolyn, SSAg, Fairport
Harbor, Ohio.

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Stroup, William Lynn, SS, SSAg, Brockwayville,
Pa.
Strunk, Edwin Hart, SS, Ithaca.
Stryker, Elsie Garretson, SS, Millstone, N. J.
Stuart, Alvah Wood, SS, Ithaca.
Stuart, Edwin Archibald, SS, West Winfield.
Studwell, Charles LeRoy, SS, Port Chester.
Stuntz, Albert Edward, SS, Havana, Cuba.
Sturdevant, Helen Eugenia, SS, Rome.
Sturdy, Ruth Robinson, SS, Chartley, Mass.
Suenoku, Jiro, SS, Tokyo, Japan.
Sullivan, Anna Mary, SSAg, New York City.
Sullivan, Knowles Clark, Grad, SS, SSAg, Colum
bia, Mo.
Sunde, Alva Adine, SS, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Sundell, Walter Emell, SS, Ithaca.
Sunderville, Earl, SSAg, Newark.
Suprenant, Volman Joseph, SSL, Adams, Mass,
Susa, Jovasaburo, Grad (P), Sappora, Japan.
Sutton, Edna Marguerite, Grad, SS, Ithaca.
Sutton, Marian, SS, New Paltz.
Sutton, William Rogers, SS, Albion.
Swan, Joseph Henry, SS, Evanston, 111.
Sweet, Harold William, SS, Bombay.
Swezey, Fenton Hendy, Grad (P), Ripley.
Swift, Barbara Tallmadge, SS, New Britain, Conn.
Swinney, Howard Valentine, SS, Brooklyn.
Taber, Charles Franklin, SS, Bordentown, N. J.
Tait, Marguerite Isabel, SS, SSAg, Bronxville.
Takatan, Tomio, SS, Tokio, Japan.
Tao, Yen Chiao, Grad, SS, Nankoi, Wuhu, China.
Tapalow, Martha, SS, Brooklyn.
Taub, Esther, SSAg, New York City.
Tauch, Edward Renold, jr., SS, Marquette, Mich.
Taylor, Allan Curtis, SS, Addison.
Taylor, James Barnaby, SS, Ithaca.
Taylor, Ronald Morley, SS, Maplewood, N. J.
Teall. Charles Henninger, SS, Weedsport.
Terry, Althence Blanche, SS, SSAg, Waterville.
Terry, Cyrl Waldie, SS, Brooklyn, Pa.
Thies. Oscar Julius, jr., Grad, SS. Charlotte, N. C.
Thomas, Danforth R., SS, SSAg, Holland Patent.
Thomas, Elmer William, SS, Joliet, 111.
Thomas, Estelle Gerard, SSAg, Holland Patent.
Thomas, Grace Agnes, Grad, SS, Frederick, Md.
Thomas, Ralph Cleon, Grad, SS, SSAg, Grant, Va.
Thomas, Sarah A., SS, Chazy.
Thompson, Eleanor Wolf, Grad, SS, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Thompson, Erminine Mae, SSAg, Delevan.
Thompson, Louis Edward, SS, Shelbyville, Ind.
Thompson, Mary S. McClure, SSAg, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Thompson, William Ratcliff, SS, Little Rock, Ark.
Thomsen, Lillian Clara, Grad, SSAg, Farmington,
Mo.
Thomsen, Otis Stuart, jr., SS, Philadelphia, Pa.
Thralls, Jerome, jr., SS, New York City.
Thurston, Flora Martha, SSAg, Long Beach, Cal.
Thurston, Mather Francis, Grad(P). SS. SSAg,
Hamburg.
Tierney, Leonore Marie, SS, Brooklyn.
Tierstein, Toby, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Tilton, Benjamin Ellsworth, jr., SS, Utica.
Timberlake, Erdine Rosalind, Washington, D. C.
Tisdel, Althea, SS, Ithaca.
Titus, Eunice Evelyn, Grad, SSAg, Binghamton.
Titus, George Frederick, SSAg, New York City.
Titus, Robert Noel, SS, Elmira.
Todd, George Libanus, SS, Rochester.
Tompkins, Lewis Alva, jr.,SS, SSAg, East Orange,
N- J-
Tone, Frank Jerome, jr., SS, Niagara Falls.
Toole, Mary Elizabeth, SS, Geneva.
Torres, Juan, Grad(P), SS. St. lomas, Batangas,
P.I.
Townsend, Walter Barton, Grad, SS, SSAg, Elmira.
Tozier. Hayden Humphrey, SS, SSAg, Johnsonburg.
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Tracy, George Ripley, Grad, SS, Niantic, Conn.
Tracy, Rose Evelyn, SSAg, Ithaca.
Trages, Mary Elizabeth, SS, SSAg, Richmond Hill.
Trainor, Alexander Winfield, Grad, SSAg, West
Leyden.
Trathner, Rita, SS, New York City.
Trever, Helen Frances, SS, Ithaca.
Trillia, Cecile Cook, SSAg, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Trillia, Richard Simons, SS, SSAg, Buenos Aires,
Argentina.
Trimble, Edward Grigsby, jr., SS, Kansas City,
Mo.
Trolley, John, SS, Poughkeepsie.
Trousdell. Thomas Bruce, SS, Glen Cove.
Trout, Anna Mabel, SS, SSAg, White Hall, Md.
Troy, Elinor Louise, SS, Ithaca.
Troy, Hugh Charles, jr., SS, Ithaca.
Trupper, Pauline, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Tryon, William Irving, SS, Winchendon, Mass.
Tsai, Eaton, SS, Foochow, China.
Tsu, Julia Chants, SS, Shanghai, China.
Tucker, Charles Ketchum, Grad, SSAg, New Paltz.
Tucker, Whitney, SS, Buffalo.
Tudor, Ralph Arnold, SS, Hood River, Oregon.
Tully, Eva Mary, SSAg, Crestwood.
Turim, Martha Merian, SS, New York City.
Turner, Charles Newton, jr., SS, Montclair, N. J.
Turner, James Arthur, Grad(P), Atlanta, Ga.
Turner, Margaret Virginia, SSAg, Oswego.
Turner, Marie Agnes, SS, Washington, D. C.
Tuttle, Aletta Mowbray, SSAg, East Moriches.
Tyler, Virginia Edmonia, SSAg, Canandaigua.
Tyndall, Corabel, SSAg, New York City.
Ue, Chi Ming, SS, Hongkong, China.
Undritz, Matilda Attilie, SS, Brighton.
Updegraff, Ruth Mary, Grad, SS, Mount Vernon,
Iowa.
Upstill, James Alexander, SS, Cleveland, Ohio.
Urban, Clara, SS, Rockaway Park.
Ure, Anita Florence, SS, Newark, N. J.
Uys, Cornells Janse, Grad(P), Heilbron, South
Africa.
Vanderbrook, Clarence Augustus, SS, Newark.
Vanderlip, Arthur Nelson, SS, Buffalo.
Van Hall, Carl John, SS, Sodus.
Van Keuren, Cora L., SS, Bradford.
Van Manen, Eric, Grad, SS, SSAg, Worcester, South
Van Meter, Ralph Albert, SS, SSAg, Amherst,
Mass.
Van Natta, James, SS, Ithaca.
Van Norden, Helen, SS, Brooklyn.
Van Orden, Mary Elizabeth, SS, Ithaca.
Van Order, Marjorie Delphine, SS, Ithaca.
Varney, Blanche Gertrude, SS, East Orange, N. J.
Vaughan, Sarah Madeleine, SS, Washington, D. C.
Veeder, Martha Anna, SS, Lyons.
Venman, Raymond Everett, SS, Frewsburg.
Verlenden, John Boyd, SS, Darby, Pa.
VerNooy, Ch-irles D., jr., SS, Cortland.
Vezina, Paul Henri, SSAg, Vallier, Quebec, Canada.
Vickery. Thurlow Glenn, Grad, SSAg, Bellevue,
Ohio.
Villdsenor, Victor Manuel, SSL, Mexico City,
Mexico.
Vincent, Mordelo Lee, jr., SS, Tampico, Mexico.
Vogeler, Rudolph Frederick, SS, New Brighton.
Voong, Zu Ming, SS, Shanghai, China.
Vrooman, Helen Borst, SS, Cortland.
Wagner, Hazel Marie, SSAg, Oneida.
Wagner, John Robert, Grad, SS, Stone Church, Pa.
Wagner, Richard Bieser, SS, Dayton, Ohio.
Wagstaff, Mary Elizabeth, SS, Niles, Ohio.
Wainger, Max, SS, Brooklyn.
Waite, Louise Alberta, Grad, SS, Fort Ann.
Wakeley, Philip Carman, Grad(P), Ithaca.
Waldron, Merton Egbert, SSAg, Elba.

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Wales, Marguerite Alexander, Grad, SS, New York
City.
Walker, Frances Estelle, SS, Washington, D. C.
Walker. Natalie, SS, Newark, N. J.
Walkley, Floyd Frank, SSAg, LeRoy.
Wallace, Aaron Van Duzer, jr., SS, Goshen.
Wallace, Herbert Gary, SS, Auburn.
Wallace, Jesse, SS, New Rochelle.
Wallendorf Bruno , Louis, Grad, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Walrath, Ella Gannon, SS, Walton.
Walrath, Frank Josiah, Grad, SSAg, Tribes Hill.
Walter, Elba Catherine, SS, Johnstown, Pa.
Walton, George Willever, Grad, SS, SSAg, Berwick,
Pa.
Wang, Chen, Grad(P), Kiangyin, Kiangsu, China.
Wang, Yairo Soong, SS, Shanghai, China.
Wangler. Frank Albert, SS, SSAg, Greenport.
Ward, Catherine A., SS, New York City.
Ward, Donald Silverthorne, SS, Lockport.
Ward, Florence Stanton, Grad, SS, SSAg, Albany.
Ward, Marion Rose, SS, Grad, Candor.
Wardwell, Jerome Kenith, SSAg, Union Springs.
Ware, Lura Marie, Grad, SSAg, Batavia.
Warner, Alice Mary, SS, Roselle. N. J.
Warner, Barbara Hoadley, SS, SSAg, Binghamton.
Warner, Grace Harvey, SSAg, Van Etten.
Warner, Nellie Louise, SS, Chicopee, Mass.
Warner, Ruth Frances, SS, SSAg, Sunderland,
Mass.
Warren, Ruth, SS, South Schroon.
Washburn. Dorothy Hodgson, SS, Ithaca.
Washburn, John Hosea, SSAg, Westfield.
Waters, Dorothy Mae, SS, Carthage.
Watkins, Julia Cooper, Grad, SS, Montclair, N. J.
Watkins, Robert Cameron, Grad, SS, Atlanta, Ga.
Watts, Gladys Emma, SS, SSAg, Rochester.
Way, Eckley Stearns, SS, Elmira.
Way, John Henry, SS, Elmira.
Weaver, Janet Elizabeth, SSL, Newman.
Weaver, Mary Shenk, SS, Lancaster, Pa.
Webber, George Bentley, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Webster, Lewis Hammond, SS, Stamford, Conn.
Wedding, Ruth Hale, SSAg, Petersburg, Fla.
Week, Selma Mathilde, SS, SSAg, Woodcliff, N. J.
Weeks, Gilbert Marcy, SS, Chicago, 111.
Weil, Emanuel Marks, SS, New York City.
Weinberg, Abraham Gerald, SSL, Buffalo.
"Weingast, Sophie Mae, SSAg, Brooklyn.
"Weinstein, Sylvia Louise, SS, Brooklyn.
"Weisel. Marie, SS, New York City.
"Weiser, Gustave Benjamin, SS, Utica.
Weiser, Robert William, SS, Utica.
Weiss, Harry, SS, New York City.
Welch, Dale Dennis, SS, Grad, Arlington, Iowa.
Weldon, Lemuel Boggs, SS, Circleville, Ohio.
Weldon, Marie L., SS, New York City.
Wells. E. Frances, SS, Brooklyn.
Wells, Jonathan Godfrey, jr., SS, New York City.
Wells, Kenneth Kingsley, SS, Northampton, Mass.
Wells, Sylvia Margaret, SS, Schuylerville.
Wells, Nancy Helen, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Welz, Christopher John, Grad(P), Buffalo.
Wendt, William, SS, New York City.
Wenger, Adeline Marie, SSAg. Tenafly, N. J.
Werne. Benjamin, SSL, SS, Columbus, Ohio.
Werner, David John, SS, Manchester.
West, George, SS, Oneonta.
Westcott, Lilian Vaughan, SSAg, Princeton, N. J.
Westlake, William Coate, SS, Washington, D. C.
Weston, Alma Daniel, SSAg, Columbia, S. C.
Wetteran, Jessica Belle, SS, Hicksville.
Weyl, Sylvia Hilda, SS, New York City.
Whalen, Helen Elizabeth, SS, Ogdensburg.
Wheat, Susie J. Williams, SSAg, Moravia.
Wheeler, Edgar Edson, Grad, SS, New Berlin.
Whetstone, Walter, jr., SS, Wayne, Pa.
Whitaker, Randall, Grad(P), Stonington, Conn.
Whitcher. Lucile Betsey, Grad, SS, Franconia.
White, Annie Duvall, SS, Dickerson, Md.
White, Clifford Reese, SS, Hollis.
White, Florence Elizabeth, SSAg, Yorktown.
White, Lois Jane, SSAg, Machias.
White, Ray Porter, jr., SS, Moravia.
White, Rollin Henry, jr., SS, Cleveland, Ohio.
White, Samuel Mayer, SS, New York City.
White, Virginia Conn, Grad, SSAg, Sodus.
Whiteman, Olive Marguerite, SS, Torrington, Conn.
Whiting, Charles Cosard, SS, Phelps.
Whiting, Mary Brownscombe, Grad, SS, Winsted,
Conn.
Whitman, Harold Leroy, SS, SSAg, Weedsport.
Whitmire, Helen Louise, SS, Pittsfield, Mass.
Whitney, Elsie Amelia, SSAg, Ilion.
Whyman, Viola Therese, SS, New York City.
Wiant, James Stewart, Grad(P), SS, SSAg,
Huntington Mills, Pa.
Wickes, Francis Allen, SSL, Ticonderoga.
Wicks, Ruth Luena, SS, West Pittston, Pa.
Wiener, Frances, SSAg, New York City.
Wiggins, Carrie Elva, Grad, SS, Warsaw.
Wilbur, James Waldo, Grad, SS, DeLancey.
Wilcox, Alice Wilson, SS, SSAg, New York City.
Wilcox, Frederick Atwater, SS, Ithaca.
Wilcox, Halsted Newell, SS, East Orange, N. J.
Wilcox, Harriet Mae, SSAg, Fulton.
Wilder, Malcolm Lounsbury, Grad(P), SS, North
Holston, Va.
Wilkins, Joseph Fellows, SS, Selma, Ala.
Wilkinson, Dorothea, SS, Boston, Mass.
Wilkinson, Elizabeth, SS, Brooklyn.
Willard, Mary Louisa, Grad(P), State College, Pa.
Willcox, Elsie Adriadne, SSAg, Plymouth.
Willey, Helene, Grad, SS, SSAg, Freeville.
Williams, Charles Frankiin, SS, Lakewood, Ohio.
Williams, Coleman Shaler, SS, New York City.
Williams, Ethel May, Grad, SS, Ithaca.
Williams, Evan Charles, SS, Mainesburg, Pa.
Williams, Herbert Dounton, jr., SS, New York
City.
Williams, Louise Evelyn, SS, SSAg, New York
City.
Willis, George Hall, SS. Chicago, 111.
Willis, Ruth Strong, SS, Ithaca.
Wills, Eda Mary, SSAg, Cortland.
Wills, Edward Houston, Grad, SS, Montevallo,
Ala.
David Harris, Grad(P), Haddonfield, N. J.
Wilson, Florence Ray, Grad(P), Houston, Texas.
Wilson, Francis Henry, Grad, Grad(P), SS, SSAg.
Salem.
Wilson, Lillie Marshall, SS, Houston, Texas.
Wilson, Nellie Gray, SSAg, Ithaca.
Wing, Helen, Grad, SS, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Winslow, Clara Louise, SS, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Winters, Edna, Grad, SS, Buffalo.
Wiseltier, Rose, SSAg, New York City.
Wiseman, Elton John. SS, Staten Island.
Wiseman, John Warren, SS, Grad, Staten Island.
Witkin, Louis Jay, SS. New York City.
Wixson, Carolyn Pyne, SS, Wappingers Falls.
Wixson, Marion Frances, Grad, SS, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Woehl, Arthur Lensen, Grad(P), Buffalo.
Wohlwend, Irma Celia, SS, SSAg, Salina, Pa.
Wolf, Augusta, Grad, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Wolf, Janet Hattie, SSAg, New York City.
Wolf, Louis Edward, Grad, SS, SSAg, Ridgewood,
N.J.
Wolf, Princess Mariam, SS, SSAg, Homer.
Wolfson, Cecelia, Grad, SS, Brooklyn.
Wollman, Antoinette, SS, Brooklyn.
Wood, Albert Edward, SS, Philadelphia, Pa.
Wood, Amelia Louise, SS, SSAg, Towanda, Pa.
Wood, Carroll Ethel, SS, Le Raysville, Pa.
Wood, Doris Margaret, SS, SSAg, Washington,
D.C.
Wood, Eleanor Carter, SS, New York City.
Wood, Enid Elizabeth, SS, Nicholson, Pa.
Wood, Lawrence Arnell, SS, Peekskili.
Wood, William Parker, SS, Arlington, Mass.

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Woods, Gladys Hayes, SS, Yonkers.
Woodward, Maud Newhall, SSAg, New York City.
Works, Helen Clarasia, SSAg, Ithaca.
Worth, Isabella Frances, Grad, SS, Nantucket,
Mass.
Worthington, Isabel Stewart, SSAg, Forest Lawn.
Wright, Mattie Ellen, Grad, SS, Uniontown, Pa.
Wright, Moorehead, jr., SS, Little Rock, Ark.
Wu, Kuo-Cheng, SS, Peking, China.
Wu, Wen-chen, Grad, SS, Tsingpu, Kiangsu,
China.
Wu, Wen-Tsao, SS. Washington, D. C.
Wu, Yi Fang, Grad, SSAg, SS, Shanghai, China.
Wyeth, Herbert Frederick, SS, Hoboken, N. J.
Yamaguchi, Toshihiko, SS, New York City.
Yard, William Berst, SS, Erie, Pa.
Yellin, Rose Jane, SS, Brooklyn.
Yeoman, Florence Margaret, SS, Rochester.
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Yeomans, Mabel Ford, Grad(P), Ithaca.
Yingerk, Mary Elizabeth, Grad, SS, Columbia, Pa.
Yoder, Harold Fetzer, SS, Barberton, Ohio.
Yohalern, Morton Eugene, SS, New York City.
Yormark, Sadie, SS, New York City.
Young, Catherine Elizabeth, Grad(P), Akron, Ohio.
Young, Robert Hence, SS, Wheelerton, Tenn.
Yuson, Servillano Caro, SS, Gapan, Nueva Ecija,
P.I.
Zagoren, Ada Lifshutz, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Zawatski, Cecelia Irene, SS, Sugar Notch, Pa.
Zawatski, Mary Anna, SS, Sugar Notch, Pa.
Zdankiewicz, Mary Sabina, SS, SSAg, Brooklyn.
Zee, Yun Shin, SS, Shanghai, China.
Ziegler Ida Gertrude, SS, Brooklyn.
Zimmer, Emile John, jr., SS, Montclair, N. J.
Zoeller, Bertha Louise, SS, SSAg, Wilmington,
N.C.

STUDENTS IN THE WINTER COURSES IN THE
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, 1924-25
Affolter, Everett Clark Honeoye
Albert, Isabel Anna Beecher Ithaca
Aldrich, Paul Montgomery Plymouth
Allen, Powell Frazer Rockville, Md.
Austin, Ira Robert Mexico
Ballas, Rachel Ruth Manlius
Barber, Edward Clifford Westport
Bauer, Royal F Brockport
Baumann, Frederick Iroquois
Bird, Henry Joseph Millbrook
Blake, Leonard Raymond Hannibal
Blethen, Alden Clifford Dexter, Me.
Bockes, Smith Skaneateles
Borden, Walter Floyd Boylston
Bowen, Alice J
Brooklyn
BrefHe, Merritt Lewis Mt. Upton
Budd, Hiram Marshall Salt Point
Budd, Norval Gordon Hyde Park
Bump, Lloyd Harvey
Farmersville
Button, Manley Brayton Gibson
Cady, Josephine Adelia Tenafly, N. J.
Cahan, Samuel Philadelphia, Pa.
Cain, Gem Morrison Quaker Bridge
Carlson, Edward Joseph
Chew, Arthur
Central Islip
Niagara Falls
Chew, Enoch Roy
Lewiston
Clark, Robert Judson Brooklyn
Cleland, Richard Laurence Niagara Falls
Clement, Robert Lawrence
Codner, Harold Le Roy
Schenectady
Owego
Cohen, Solomon Brooklyn
Cole, Walter Raymond Clay
Collamer, John William Hilton
. . Cook, Edward Stanhope Angus .Kent, Wash.
Coolidge, Roy Willis New York City
Corrigan, William Patrick Auburn
Cowles, George Harold Ashville
Coxe, Jane Gordon Malvern, Pa.
. .
Crotty, William Patrick Buffalo
Dalrymple, Frank Henry North Norwich
Dearden, Charles Ashley Britton, Okla.
Dennis, Richard Carey
Pike
De Pierro, Rocco New York City
Dewart, Hugh Edward Rochester
Dewey, Ellis Harding
Doenges, Frederick Christian
Canandaigua
Underhill Center, Vt.
Donovon, Daniel Lawrence. North Lawrence
DuBois, John Van Orden New Paltz
Dufresne, Frederick Joseph Brooklyn
Dunn, Edward Franklin Syracuse
Durnell, Harry Allen Medina
Echavarria, Gustave Ithaca
Elmhirst, James Victor
Barnsley, Yorkshire, England
England, Charles Palmer Rising Sun, Md.
Eygnor, Marion A Wolcott
Fauler, Frederick Anthony Baldwinsville
Fountain, Louis Ithaca
Fullagar, George Edward Penn Yan
Gage, Ralph J
Cooperstown
Garlock, Clarence Leslie
Geitner, Lafay John
Ginsburg, Haya
Goodwin, Norman Austin
Derby
Attica
New York City
Biddeford, Me.
Gordon, Asa Wetmore Lowville
Gordon, Francis Everits Irving
Graziano, Louis Oswego
234
Griffin, Raymond Little Valley
Guth, Otto Old Chatham
Haff. Edwy Colfax, jr Dunellen, N. J.
Haines, Charles Favor Dexter, Me.
Hansel, Grant East Winfield
Hartman, Charles Jacob Chatham
Hauptli, Ernest James Syracuse
Henderson, Sidney Pawling
Henry, Bernard Dunham Pittsfield, Me.
Hill, Donald Fox Freeville
Holsten, Harry Lutze New York City
Ichkowitz, Edward Lester Watervale
Isler, Benjamin Qubert Poughkeepsie
Jackson, Francis Theodore Red House
Jansen, DeWitt Conklin New Paltz
Jensen, Johannes Christian Ithaca
Johnson, Edward Xavier Schenectady
Johnson, Herbert West Exeter
Johnson, Lyle Walter Ticonderoga
Johnson, Rolland Gerhard Hereford, Pa.
Johnson, Wallace Porter Ticonderoga
Jones, Ellis Ward Gouverneur
Kaplan, Abraham Peter Accord
Kelley, James Richard Rochester
Kirton, Godfrey Francis Brooklyn
Kolbe, Richard August Buffalo
Landon, Paul Samuel Brookton
Lane, Joseph Lucatelly Ludlowville
Lanning, Harley Marlatt Silver Creek
La Rue, Smith Dimock, Pa.
Laurence, Nathan Rochester
Lay, Maxwell Convers Irving
Leitze, George Louis Buffalo
Libby, Harriett Marie Ithaca
Lightbody, George Dalton, Pa.
Lundback, Sven Vilhelm. .Stockholm, Sweden
. . .
McCartney, Joseph Walker Ithaca
McGillic, James Henry
Malone
McLane, William Lawrence New York City
MacNish, Preston Chatham
Makeley, Clinton Winford Spencer
Mearns, Raymond Arthur Limerick
Mellon, Carl George Remsen
Messier, Dennis Wilbur
Miller, Azra Reed
Trumansburg
Peekskili
Mills, Ralph Chester Fillmore
Moore, Frank Devitt, jr.. . .Bala-Cynwyd Pa.
Mt. Pleasant, Hamilton Sanborn
Murchison, Roderick Niagara Falls
Murray, Andrew Rielly
Massena
Murray, Royal Nairin Homer
Murton, Karl Russell Cleveland, Ohio
Nash, Loyal Reid Westport
Nellis, Walter Jay Brockport
Nimtz, Edward Henry Cleveland, Ohio
Osipoff , John Jacob Farmingdale
Osterhaudt, Floyd Goodgin Scotia
Palmer, Cleveland Price Georgetown
Palmer, Laura Darrow Ithaca
Pappas, Herbert Demetrious
Parsons, Wilbur John
Flushing
Deposit
Patrick, Robert William Leicester
Patterson, Charles Doty Port Jervis
Petersen, Westy Mogensen Brooklyn

Ranger, Ralph Daniel Hornell
Richards, Fred Vassar Milton, Mass.
Rick, Betty
West Leesport, Pa.
Rudinsky , Louis New York City
Russell, Ellisworth Stanley Johnson City
Ryan, Harold William Ithaca
Schmidt, George Syracuse
Scribner, Cecil Pike
Sears, William Frank
Stowe, Vt.
Highland
Seward, Elton C Gasport
Seward, Mae Irene Gasport
Shane, Frank Middletown
Sharpe, Margaret Johnston..Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Sheets, John Carson Syracuse
Sheldon, William Gordon Fulton
Sherman, John Henry
Horseheads
Shongo, Wilson Red House
Short, Harold James Skaneateles
Smalley, Edwin Eugene
Smith, Albert
Stowe, Vt.
Odessa
Smith, Ernest Lee Remsen
Smith, Harold Julian New Berlin
Smith, Harold Sherman Little York
Snyder, Burton Llewellyn Marcellus
Sprague, Everett Griffeth Ballston Spa
Stearns, Milon Everett Buffalo
STUDENTS: WINTER COURSES 235
Striedinger, Abraham Ernesto
Barranguilla, Colombia, S. A.
Struck, Irma Frances Webster
Symonds, Paul Elmer Woodhull
.
Talbott, Ross Frederick Binghamton
Taplin, Wyon Harley
Richland
Tinker, Paul Frederick Rouses Point
Topping, Pierson Jagger Bridgehampton
Townsend, Eugene Langdon. . New York City
Townsend, Gilbert Carl Interlaken
Tryon, Harold Keeler Berlin
Wacker, Marvyn Frederic Brooklyn
Wade, Eddy Edson Guilford
Watrous, Charles Wesley
Weber, Henry Adolf
Wilber, Walter Lloyd
Perry
Royal Oak, Mich.
Addison
Wilford, Chester Daniel Elba
Willard, John Seymour Greene
Williams, Alfred George, Tuscarora Reservation
Williams, George Frederick Buffalo
Winsor, Harold Fleming
Guilford
Winters, Andrew Hammondsport
Wright, Paul Mead Orange. Conn.
Wutch, Michael John, jr Garfield, N. J.
Young, Gustave Brooklyn

SUMMARIES
STAFF OF INSTRUCTION, RESEARCH, AND EXTENSION, 1924-25
to
ut Oi m ,_ I--. cn
College or Department 5 8 8 8 8
Arts and Sciences 7 64 36 3 101 88 299
Law 6 1 7
Engineering :
Civil Engineering 3 1 1 8 9 31
Mechanical Engineering 1 17 7 35 ir 71
Electrical Engineering 4 1 18 23
Architecture 8 7 2 17
Medicine:
Ithaca 1 3 2 7
New York City 5 44 26 8 77
Veterinary 1 8 7 6
Agriculture 6 91 35 72
Military Science ")
Physical Education > 2 4 13 26
Hygiene /
Totals 24 258 134 11 340 199 966
Extension Staff in Agriculture 13 21 27 61
Staff at Geneva Experiment Station 11 15 15 41
Grand totals 24 282 170 11 382 199 1068
REGISTRATION OF
Matriculated Students,
College
Graduate School
1925 1926
Arts and Sciences 392 436
Law
Engineering
Architecture
Medicine:
Ithaca
35
289
36
56
3i6
40
New York City
Veterinary
57
10
64
25
Agriculture 232 276
Totals 1051
Names counted twice
STUDENTS, 1924-25
by Colleges and Classes
7
16
4
47
20
176
26
251
45
1927 1928 1929 Spec. Grad. Total
583 583
526 532 60 31 1977
67 4 5167
340 296 15 4 1260
1213 1393 1315
54 51 6 9 196
58
22
326
30
52
19
33i
1
J9
121
16
-\ 277
77
35 1239
100 583 5776
Number of matriculated students 5698
Registered in the Summer of 1924
Graduate School 272
Summer Session 1671
Summer School of Agriculture 619
Summer Session of the College of Law 65
Number of students registered in the summer of 1924 2353
Registered in the Winter Courses in Agriculture
Number of students 180
236
78

Alabama
Alaska
Arizona.
Arkansas. . . .
California . . ,
,
Colorado. . .
Connecticut .
Delaware . . .
SUMMARIES 237
GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION OF STUDENTS
14 1
2
11
3i
16
89
10
Dist. of Columbia 48
Florida 15
Georgia 24
Hawaii 11
Idaho 8
Illinois 82
Indiana 37
Iowa 14.
Kansas 9
Kentucky 24
Louisiana 5
Maine 12
Maryland 42
Massachusetts . 97
Michigan 33
Minnesota. ... 13
Mississippi .... 2
Missouri
Montana
24
8
Nebraska
Nevada
9
1
New Hampshire
New Jersey. . . .
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota .
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania . .
Philippines ....
Porto Rico....
Rhode Island . .
South Carolina.
South Dakota..
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington. . .
West Virginia. .
Wisconsin
Argentina
Armenia
Australia
Belgium
Bermuda
Bolivia
Brazil
12 British W. Indies
394 Bulgaria
3608 Canada 26
17 China 6
2 Colombia
181 Cuba 1
10 Denmark
3 Egypt
401 England
17 Esthonia
21 France
1 1 Guatemala....
12 Holland
4 Iceland
20
24
8
13
India
Japan
Mexico
Norway
9
12
5
3
30 Peru 5
12 Russia 4
1 1 Santo Domingo 1
17 Siam 2
1 South Africa. . . 5
3 Spain 2
3 Sweden 1
1 Switzerland. ... 1
1 Syria 1
1 Turkey 2
4 Venezuela 1
TOTAL REGISTRATION OF STUDENTS IN PAST YEARS
1868 412
1869 563
1870 609
1871 597
1872 539
1873 509
1874
532
1875
542
1876 561
1877 529
1878 505
1879 463
1880 399
1881 384
1882 405
1883 447
1884 575
1885 649
1886 829
1887 1022 1906 .
1888 1229 1907.
1889 1329 1908.
1890 1390 1909.
1891 1670 1910.
1892 1883 191 1.
1893 2040 1912 .
1894 2042 1913.
1895 2057 1914.
1896 2105 1915.
1897 2120 1916.
1898 2543 1917 -
1899 2766 1918.
1900 2980 1919-
1901 3293 1920 .
1902 3457 J92i.
1903 3423 1922 .
1904 3841 J923
1905 4122 1924 .
4225
4465
4859
5194
5624
5848
6315
6496
6891
7H3
6999
5297
5644
7711
7520
7980
7695
7190
7415

Adams Act, The, 77.
Adams, Charles Kendall,
1 1 .
INDEX
Administration, staff of, 64.
Agriculture, College of, 9, 76; Council, 10, 13; Summer School of, 120.
Agricultural economics, 78.
Agricultural Experiment Station, State, 9, 77, 79.
Agronomy, 78.
Alumni organization, 112.
Alumni Trustees, 12, 112.
Alumni, War, 142.
Anatomy, 66, 75.
Animal husbandry, 78.
Architecture, College of, 8, 71.
Arts and Sciences, College of, 8, 66.
Astronomy, 66.
Athletic association, 116.
Barnes Hall, 93.
Bibliography, 66.
Biochemistry, 68, 75.
Biology, 67; Summer School of, 123.
Botany, 67, 78.
Calendar for 1924-25, 4.
Chemistry, 67.
Christian Association, 93.
Classics, The, 67.
Colleges, list of, 8, 65.
Commencement, The Fifty-seventh, 124.
Cornell Endowment Fund, 7.
Cornell, Ezra, 5-7.
Dairy industry, 78.
Degrees; Doctor of Philosophy, 65; Master's degrees, 65; Bachelor of Arts, 66;
Bachelor of Chemistry, 66; Bachelor of Laws, 68; Civil Engineer, 69; Me
chanical Engineer, 69; Electrical Engineer, 69; Bachelor of Architecture,
71; Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, 71; Bachelor of Fine Arts, 71;
Doctor of Medidne, 72; Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, 75; Bachelor of
Science, 76, 80.
Descriptive geometry, 70.
Economics, 67.
Education, 67; Rural, 79.
Eidlitz, Marc, Instructorship, The, 92.
Embryology, 67, 75.
Emeritus professors, 62.
Endowment of the University, 5, 7.
Engineering, College of, 8, 69.
English language and literature, 67.
Entomology, 67, 79.
Extension service, 79.
Faculties, The special, 9.
Faculty, The University, 10; standing committees of, 63.
Farm management, 78.
Farm practice, 79.
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Farms, The University, 78.
Farrand, Livingston, 11.
Federal funds, 77.
Fees, 109.
Fellowships, 96.
Fine Arts, 71.
Floriculture, 79.
Forestry, 76, 79.
French: See Romance languages.
French, Sophie Washburn, Professorship, The, 92.
Geography, 67.
Geology, 67.
German language and literature, 67.
Goldwin Smith Lectureship, 89; professorships, 91.
Government, 67.
Graduate School, 8, 65; joint council, 10, 13.
Greek art and antiquities: See The Classics.
Greek language and literature: See The Classics.
Hatch Act, The, 77.
Heckscher Research Foundation, 88.
Histology, 67, 75.
History, 67.
Home Economics, College of, 9, 80; Council, 10, 13.
Horticulture, Ornamental, 79.
Hygiene and preventive medicine, 82.
INDEX 239
Infirmary, 94.
Instruction, Staff of: list, 14-61; summary of numbers, 236.
Irvine, Frank, Lectureship, 69, 9a.
Italian: See Romance languages.
Land Grant Act, The, 5.
Land Scrip Fund, The College, 7.
Landscape Architecture, 71.
Latin language and literature: See The Classics.
Law, College of, 8, 68; Summer School of, 122.
Libraries, The University, 84; Library Council, 11, 13.
Limnology, 67, 79,
Loan Funds, 107.
Mathematics, 67.
Medical College, 9, 72; Council, 10, 13; Commencement, 141.
Memorial professorships, 91.
Memorials, Class, 114.
Messenger Lectures, The, 91.
Meteorology, 79.
Military science and tactics, 81, 82; list of graduates commissioned as reserve
officers, 142.
Morrill Act of 1890, 77.
Music, 67.
Nelson Act, The, 77.
Officers, University, who are members of the University Faculty, 62.
Ornithology, 79.
Philosophy, 67; Sage School of, 8; Sage professorships in, 91.
Physical education and training, 67, 82.

24O INDEX
Physics, 67.
Physiology, 68, 75.
Plant breeding, 79.
Plant pathology, 79.
Pomology, 79.
Poultry husbandry, 79.
Preachers, University, 93.
Presidents of the University, list, 11.
Prizes, 103.
Psychology, 68.
Public speaking, 68.
Publications of the University, 111.
Registration of students, summaries of, 236.
Residential halls, 94.
Romance languages and literatures, 68.
Rural education, 76, 79.
Rural engineering, 79.
Rural social organization, 79.
Sage Chapel, 92.
Sage, Dean, Sermon Fund, 92.
Sage professorships, 91.
Scandinavian languages and literatures, 68.
Schiff, Jacob H., Foundation, 90.
Scholarships: Graduate, 97; undergraduate, 98-102.
Schurman, Jacob Gould, 11.
Semitic languages and literatures, 68.
Sibley, Hiram, 69, 91.
Sibley Professorship, 91.
Smith, Goldwin: See Goldwin Smith.
Smith-Hughes Act, The, 77.
Smith-Lever Act, The, 77.
Spanish : See Romance languages.
Stambaugh, John, professorship, 92.
State Scholarships, 101-102.
Students, list of, 143 ; numbers registered, 236.
Summer Session, 118.
Trustees, Board of, 8, 12.
Tuition, 108.
Vegetable gardening, 79.
Veterinary College, 9, 75; Council, 10, 13.
War Alumni, 142.
White, Andrew Dickson, 11; libraries, 85; professorship, 92.
World War memorial professorships, 92.
Zoology, 68.

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