C l as s S e cre t am

GUY EMERSON

Gl as s ( t re as ure r

’ CARLTON APOLLONIO

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DWIGHT STI LLMAN BRIGHAM

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HAR OLD VINCENT AMBERG

MORTON LEWI S NEWHALL

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GEORGE GI LL BALL

. JOHN RICHARDSON , JR

GORDON GOLDWIN GLASS To the Mem b e rs of the Cl ass of 1908

This volume purports to be a com p il at ion of statis ti cs of i ss andits is t o r our Cla wh le in College , object b i ng you clos er together by p utting vou in t ouch with the Cla ss as a whole .

Perhap s the record of those three or fo u r yea rs m ay see m

y ou r n y to now . mo e tha it will t e n e a rs hence . a story of

X’‘ Ol d u y far - , nhapp . off thi ngs .

an n A d battles lo g ago .

is w as an -m n But it epoch aki g pe riod for most of us . andI

us ou find c r of n w tr t y will thi s re o d it ot itho ut some val ue .

That it is absolutely accu rate I cannot hope.for the re w e re

u s rs i um r far-off n s in r r ss d ring tho e yea nn e able thi g p og e , n “ ” f and cou tless battles ou ght . andthe m em o ry of them is as vagu e and intangible as if they had occ urred in the time be yond which m em ory of man runne th not back . wh e n the re. was no Univers ity Daily to r ecord our achievem e nts . For mu ch of the accu rat e w o rk here i n ou r thanks are due to

’ ml 08 s s ul and ons s e n ff has e n C . V . I ay . , who e kilf c i t t e ort b e

r or of the greatest help to m e in p rep ari ng thi s e p t . It is alm ost im poss ible to reach e ve ry m e mb e r of so la rge a

r . w e not r e . Class . From thi s ideal , howeve have depa t d and

The 7 11 out of our total of 7 52 have bee n hea rd from .

e delinqu ents Will confer a g reat f avor b y falli ng i nto lin .

o h S re ry That you keep in constant com m u nicati n w ith t e ec ta is the chief requ e st to b e m ade in thi s p re face — whe the r b y

- r n w s e r n or w e n an post card or lette , by e pap clippi g ddi g nounce m ent or even b v t e leg ra m if t he i m porta nc e of t he , news seems to j usti fy such m e a ns in t he e ve of the proud parent . o rs In this report di stinction is m ad e be twe en degree h lde

t s w as s a b y Mr . Gar andaffiliated m em bers of 1908. b u a id

m e e s on th e f s n n ri son in a fo rm er report . as ti go chie di ti ctio iii which will survive in the Class reports will be between those ’ " s s s w who an wer the Secretary notice and thos e ho do not . Succeeding reports will c ontain chiefly revi sed l is ts of ad dresses and occupation s . until the report of 1933 which will contain a min ute tabulation of the achieve me nts of every mem ber of the Cla ss u p to that time— and m ay th e y be many and glorio us ! ’ As s u s ide from report , the Grad ate Magazine and the B ulletin are the official mean s of recording the doin gs of the Class ; the news you send in will be printed in the Magazi ne and will be eagerly read .

s the s o A o o w as The udden death of Trea urer , Carlt n p ll nio , a deep sorrow to the whole Cla ss . His accou nts were in per

. . w as d feet order , and D S Brigham , who appointe by the

Class Com mittee to fil l the vacancy . found no di ffic ulty in taking up the work . As is the us ual preced e nt of the Clas s es . su s fi b ss m e e nc ch vacancie are lled y the Cla Co mitt at o e , subject to the formal vote of the Cla ss at the Comme ncement nex t following . Thanks are due to the many friends who have cheerfull y l e nt their aid in the preparation of thi s report . I wi sh

n fii ce Re v. especially to tha k the College O , the Library . the

i r ct Prof . W . W . Fenn for his courtesy in supply ng a co re

Mr. . . version of the Baccalaureate Sermon , Wm R Thayer for his kindness in giving me the benefit of his ex pert knowled ge of ss ff s o s R MS N use of Cla a air , the edit r of the C I O for the

e fi s s s s s th ir invaluable le , and the ecretarie of club for upply

s s y due ing li sts of members . Thanks are al o e peciall to the i a p ubli shers . t he Cri m son Printing Company . for the r c reful attention to the detail s of the report . I make thi s final appeal to you to keep me con stantly p ost ed s o as to vou r address es . and to send in all the new ab ut your t he s e lve s while it is news . so that our para graph in Grad

’ nat e s Ma gazi ne may always cover at leas t a column .

Since rely yours .

MER N e cre tar . GUY E SO , S y

31 o s H lyoke Hou e ,

M Mav 1909 . Cambridge , ass ,

iv C O N T E N T S

ADDRESSES AN D O CCUPATIONS ATHLETI C R ECORDS

A ssociation Football

Baseball

Basketball Boating

C r icket Fencing Football Golf

Gymna stics Hockey

Lacrosse Shooting Swimm ing

Tenni s

Track Athletics

BACCALAU REATE HY M N

BACCAL AUREATE SER M ON

CLASS D AY E X ERCISES

Class Oration

Class Poem

Ivy O r ation

Ode

CLASS MEETI NGS

CO M M ENCE M ENT D AY E X ERCISES Latin Oration

Di squ i sition s

Com m enc em ent D ay Literatu r e andLife CONTENTS

Diss ertation : The Responsibili ty of the Business Man of the Fut ure

CO AI MENC EMENT PARTS DEATHS

D EEATING

A D G H LD R B . E REE O E S

E H LD S S B . DEGR E O ER

DI REC TOR Y

MARRI AGES AND BIRTHS

MEN W HO ENTERED T HE PROFESSIONAL S CHOOLS

PRI ZES AND HONORS

PUBLI CATIONS

SCHOLARSH I PS

S CHOLARS H IPS RADU ATE AND FELLO WSH IPS . G ,

S OCIAL LITERARY AND OTHER RGANIZATIONS . , O

S PECI AL ST UDENTS AND AFFIL I ATED MEMBERS

STATISTI CS O F THE CLASS

’ TREASUR ER S REPORT T R EA SU R ER ’ S R EPO R T

STAT M NT AS OF MA E E RCH 11909 . ,

UB IP I . S SCR TIONS TO CLAS S FUND .

subs c ripti on

s ub s cripti ons

306s ub s cri ptions ra e su s r on Ave g b c ipti ,

II . GENERAL ACCOUNT .

F rs ns a m e n i t i t l t ,

S e on ns al m e n c d i t t ,

h r ns a m e n T i d i t l t ,

Pai u s u s r ons d p b c ipti ,

e r ue a oun s Ov d cc t ,

B al an e not due c ,

T o a s u s r ons t l b c ipti , TREASURER ’S REPORT

III . BALANCE SHE ET.

Dr. Bal ance from p re vious Paid H arvard Union

e ar Un on on ac oun; y , i c t

Fi ins a me n of re vi ous e ars rat t l t, p y .

Se cond ins tal me nt . Pri nt i ng andstati one ry.

Thi rd i ns tal me nt. Cl aaa re port . ii rat t hre e

Pai d up s ub scri ptions . ins tal me nts .

S urpl us from Cl ass Day Se ni or d inne r.

ommi e e Se n or cni e fici t C tt . i pi c d ,

Round Tabl e surpl us . S moke rs and sundry

Oth e r re c e ipts . e x pe nse s .

Bal ance in bank.

CARLTON APOLLO NIO ,

Treas urer .

( T h e Cl ass Day Commi ttee has asse t s val uedat about $1800. C e rtain paym e nts in th e above s tate m e nt w e re made aft e r th e d eath of th e t re as ure r on March 14. T h e bal ance on vis e d t o March

viii C lass of I 9 08

Men who r e ceive d the D egr ee of AB .

1 A s ff nr bele , Cli ord Bender , He y William

A n r B e nnet t Wal l ac rr n lde , Ho atio , e Che i gton "1 A x n s r n n J a le a der , Elli Shi ley Be to , y Rogers 1 A s rns n Max llen , Mar ton Be tei , A m 1 s . r l y , Charle , Jr Biddle , Geo ge 1 Al t rocchi u n r , R dolph Bi ney , Geo ge Hayward Jr . R 1 A r r n n s rn mbe g , Ha old Vi ce t Bi hop , Fa ham R A s n s a n r m nder o , George Jo eph Bl gde , Edwa d Sa p son 1 A r m r nr n p nderton , Walte Pal e Blair, He y Stirli g * A n ss s A pollonio , Carlto Bli , Charle llen k A n r s A n E S ppleto , Cha le Lanier Block . lvi S

A r r s BO O ' e rt n n ptho p , Robe t Ea t , La gdo 1 R A n r n r r r old , Robe t Veazie Bola d , Geo ge Wa d p s r s o s u . Bacon , Ga par G i wold B wle , Sam el , Jr

n n Arunah Baker , Do ald Vi ton Brady , Shepards on n A Baker , Joh William bell l Ball , George Gill Breed , Harlan Phil ip s

r E 9 r s Ba ber , dward Stoddard Breed , Robe t We ley 1 r n s i Barney , Ha old Brya t Bre l n , John George 1 m u r r m m Barrow , Willia H lbe t B igha , Dwight Still an

r A r r u s u J . Barta , Lo i Winthrop B ock , rth , 1 r s n Bartlett , Harley Har i Broderick , Joh Henry , Jr . m s Bate , Grover Cleveland Brodrick , Carlton Thayer m 1‘ r s Bell , Richard Dana B ook , Van Wyck

ar 2. Joi ne d C l as s S op h om ore y e . ‘ 3 Joi ne d C l as s J unior y e ar . 4. o n C l as s e n or e ar n l udn m e n f rom o h e r l as s e s w h o J i e d S i y , i c i g t c took th e i r de gre e s w ith 1908. k R v re e i n une 1907 as of 1908. . e ce i e d de g J , C om l e h r e re m e n s for de re e at e nd of un or e ar and 1. p e t d t e q u i t g J i y , on l e ave of ab s e nce i n S e nior y e ar. m R v e i n F e b ruar 1908. . e c e i e d de gr e y , “ R e e ve d e re e in M ar h 1909 as of 19 08. c i d g c , , D e ce as e d V A D 1908 HA R R , CLASS REPORT

n e r s se h ff l i Broun , Irvi g St ling Cro by , Maun ll Sc ie e n

o e s e l e J r. u nn n l Br wn , Charl St l , C i gham , Wi liam Hayes

e ar fo Brown , Georg Edwin Currier , E le Ly rd D ow n o s am J r . Br , J hn White ide Daly , Willi , an 1‘ Brown , Percy Whiting D a , Edward

o A u r n s n Br wne , rth Sta ley Davi , Howland Shippe

' B o A s s e ancl fl r wnrigg . William ndrew Davi , Jo ph S t i e

s r s s r Sylve te Davi , Philip Wa hbu n 1 u s r u B rditt , Wilbert a re Dean , Frede ic St art

u A m . r B rrage , lbert Ca eron , Jr Deford , Robe t Bell 1 u r n e s B rt , G i nell Derby , Jam Lloyd 1“ 3 u w s s s s B rt , Ho ard Pier on De mond , Thoma Charle 1‘ 1 u r n r w y B to , C a ford Dewe , Bradley ' 3 u s W n A us us i B rton , Carli le hit ey Dill , ug t Granv lle

- B utt . Lawrence IIave m e ye r Dillingha m . No rm a n Slade 1 m n s VVe st e rvel t in Car an , Er e t Dodge , Laurence Pa e ‘ n r e e o A s Carpe te , K nneth Greeley Doggett , L nard lli on

v y Carter , George Re ilo Dohert , Frederick John

A y s us Carter , Philip Barrett lo i 1 s r s . e n A s s G . a kin , F anci Henry , Jr Doherty , H ry loy iu , Jr

n n E s Cha ning , Hayde Dutcher , Pierpont dward 1‘ s Chevalier , John Bayard Dutton , Ern t Winthrop 1 l aflin i E s A h s G , Clarence Baldw n ame , rthur Jo n on

k E s Clar , rne t Dunbar Eaton , Philip Libby

N l s x Clark , e on Raymond Eaton , Tha ter

k s E s i Clar , Thoma Talbot dward , Phil p

A Me l nott e E i Clarke , rthur ipper , Dav d Campbell k El s i Cobb , Candler li , William V ncent 1‘ 2 1 u El n Cob rn , John Henry y , Richard Sterli g ‘ M s E s Gu Cohen , Franklin ile mer on . y ‘ 1‘ s E Cohen , George I aac rvin , Spencer

uss s s i Cole , John R el Evan . I aac Bla r 1‘ 2 1 o y s A L i C le , Warren Wile Faben . ndrew awr e 1 m s A x n s k A r s Co tock , le a der Barr Fahne toc , Snowden nd ew 2 m s E s No Co stock . Carl Rodney Fale , li ha el 1 os u i s Coolidge , J eph Bradford Fa nce , Wendell W n low ‘ o E s e Corbett . Ll yd Carleton Fay , dward Winche t r 1 s i y Cor on , Ralph Maur ce Feele , Walter Clarence MEMB ERS OF THE CLASS

r s n x r n r 2d9 Fe gu on , Joh Ma well G a t , Pat ick ,

r ff Fickett , Ralph Seward G ay , John Cli ord i un F ndley , William Van Br t Green , Horace 1 1‘ n n s r n um Fin ega , Philip Jo eph G ee eba , Jacob Victor k 1“ s r u ss rr r n u A f Fi he , R ell Wa en G ee o gh , l red 1 r r ry m s Fletche , William Grover , G ego Willia

r u r H acke t t Wil l iam n Foote , Geo ge L the , He ry Young m 1 n m n 1 Ford , El er Leo Hadde , Ha ilto k 1 r s n r n n Al x Fo d , Willi to Mer ick Hadde , Joh e ander 1 ss n m n u n l e s P Fo , Be ja i St rteva t Hal t Richard Matthew 1‘ s r n Ans u ss Fo ter , Frede ic Giraud Ha dy , on B rge k “1 n Osm ss r n u s n . Frae kel , ond Ke ler Ha di g , Lo i Bra ch , Jr 1 n s u r m u Fra ci , H gh Richard Ha low , Sa el Ralph k 1 r n rr s rr s r A u F a k , Mo i Ha i on , Pe cy rth r

n u s n r O Freli gh y e , Frede ick Hartwell , liver Whitcomb 1 r s P Theodo e Harvie , Peter Lyon 4 P r m Haskell Paul Ca rver F iend , E dwin Willia , p 1‘ r s m n n r Ha ssler How ard Lincoln F o t , Nor a We two th , P 1 Fu IOk a n- r Haw ki ns . Kenneth Boehner J , Shi ichi o

u m n s Hay . Cla rence Leona rd F ller , George Sy o d 1 r s s r n Fu ber , Charle Leice te Hedi , Naboth 1 am m ans r i s Hem i ngwa y Horace Hunn G , Ha old W n or , 1‘ m d m s E i n . Henry Sa u el Eliot Gar ner , Ja e dw , Jr , n u N Hether i ngton. A rthur Fent o Garland , Pa l " r r r Hickox Willia m . J . Geh ing , Ca l Walter , Au us us Hill Dwi ght B radfo rd Geiger , George g t , 3 um n . Hinkel Allen Whitehill Gibson , Tr a Kella , u né nu n s s ur Hog et , Re Ema el Giddi g , Mar h B gert “1 l m r de Kav Hol oway , Willia G ace Gilder , George i n ”1 m u Hom ans . Willia m Perk s Gil ore , H gh Mack 4 Los r nr n Hood . Th urman Godda d , Co ad Godwi D r n n n Horton. Law e ce Ma ning Goldstei , David 1 r m u s l e r m s Ho vitz , Sa el Jo iah Go y , Ralph Ja e de 1 2 li t on. m s Good Alber t E dwa r d Hou g Ja e Tilley , 1 r St anl e v n r How e . F rede ick . Goodell , Raymo d Batchelde R n s Howe . George Goodwi , Harold Ma on 1 D s nn n Howe , Ke eth Gordon , Be j amin Henry u s l i l A r H ghe , El ot Baker Gou d , ub ey Van Wyck 1908 P T HARVARD , CLASS RE OR

‘ rne w n ( nn Hurwitz , Henry La d . Ed i ha ing 1‘ 2 1 e m e e r s m us Hurwitz . Sam u l Hy n L avitt , E a Darwin

s a se e r e an u s Hu b nd , Jo ph Biegl L l d . D dley Richard

ns e son Le ona . r e s e n Hutchi , Everett N l rd Cha l R gi ald ° m 1 u nson os or o e s w e m H tchi , J eph H ati L wi , Ed ard Ri an

2 ’ u s o r s s 1 H tchin n , Mayna d Clark Lewi , Gabriel I aac ' 1 IIe nr We L n o e s Hyde , y bb i c ln . Edward L wi 1‘ r e s r n e s e re e Imlay , Cha l Ve no Liv y , F d rick

1‘ n s e n e rson Loc . A n LoRov I che , H d ke lai

n Lo e o n Irvin , Joh Shepherd dg . J h ‘ L w e ' Iwaya . Kichizo oe nb e i g . J acob

orr s e s e O w e Izard , F e t Lon g . L li n

Jackson. A rchibald L e opold Loril l ard. G ri s wold

s D u uham o e r n a e rs Jack on , L v i g. Rich rd S a 1 James . Fra nk Trowbridge Lowe ll . J ohn. J r . 1 J am e s . Gort on Lowre y . F re d e ri ck . D w ight

Joh nson . H e rbe rt E m a nuel McD onal d. John Ma x w ell ‘ o Johnson. R obe rt Man n St well 1‘ one s rs r e J , Ma hall G ay Mack . Robert Tandl r 1‘ s s m o Jo eph , Ly an Colt , Jr . Mack . William Jac b

J o r e s R hind McKay or e A e y , Cha l . Ge g lb rt

1‘ 1‘ a o ose McMath r Kaplan , J c b J ph . Robe t Edwin 3 e e f o n r J r McNe il ro k K e , J h Edwa d . . , Ha ld Fran lin

e m 1‘ K tch u . Cla ud e Hai ne s McV ickar . He nry Lan s ing

1‘ y ne e rno s ust Kibb . Syd y V n Manning , Jame Thr on .

e fre 9 Kidd r . Al d Vi ncent Jr . 1 m o e r u on o re sc Ki ball . R b t F lt Mari n , Philip P ott 1‘ 1 e e ne Markoe e w e King , Fr d ric Rhi lander . St phen Cald ll 1 "1 n . e e y s e Le Ro Ki g H rv Wellman Mark , Dodg y 1 n l a e Ki g . Wi li m H nry . Jr . Mars h . John Bige l ow

ss e . \V il l iam or s n A us n e Ki l Th n Ma o , ti Blak

Knob l ane h He nrv s w . Charles Matte on. Le i s Elm e r

no on D on o e K wlt . J e r m e w . Ze b J r . Mayh , 2 u r . am u t on e am ue A red r n K tz Willi F l Merc r , S l lf B ow e 1 ut ne r A f re o D K t . l d B oth Miller . Charles Boardm an

a e L n . M au ri ce J ose ph w e e A o Miller , La r nc rn ld Gale

Lau s t aff Bride w atc e re or e ar s g , g Minot , Ge g Rich d i 1 A 1 d th Mintz , Herman rthur MEMBERS OF THE CLASS

1 x r 2d Mi ter , Geo ge , Platt , Harold Bi rdsall n A u Moir , Joh rth r Pl umb . D ut ro A u r um m 9 Monroe , rth Eli Pl er , Wallace Vincent

r r n s u r o 1 Montgome y , F a ci St a t P pe . Chester Cou ch

r n m n r u Moo e , Be ja i Potte , Lo i s Montague 1 rr r u n s m Moore , Pe y No th Po d , Ja es D e e

s V an ss D w 1 Moot , Welle Ne Po el . Sam ue l 1 r s n m u rs R Mo i o , Sa el Eliot Powe , Richard F ra ncis 2 rs n m m D r n r 1 Mo e , Be ja in Wy an P itchett , Leo a d Walle r

u r m r r k M rphy , Ha ry La be t Prizer , Edwa d Levi s

ur s n u inham r n 1 M phy , Ray Dickin o Q , By o Hatch

m u n r Nagle , Willia John Rathb , Sewa d H ume

ewh al l r n w s 1 N , Mo to Le i Read . Clement Ca rri ngton 1 m n nr m r Nie a , He y Willia Reed , Edwa d Goodwi n k "1 r s r y . An ré Noble , Cha le Pe c , Jr Reggio , d Will iam

uss um r r s n n J r . N ba , Be thold Michael Richa d o . Joh , 4 ’ 0 r n m s s r s r B ie , Tho a Charle Ricker , Cha le She wood ’ O B rien m s ns rr n n , Willia Jame Robbi , Wa e Dela o ’ k 1 O r r s n s Ha e , John Boyle Robe t o , Rhode ’ R 0 r m s r ns w e s n Ha e , Ja e Pat ick Robi on D ight N l o 1 O s ro Le R o ns n w lm ted , Ha ld y Robi o . Eliot Harlo fi k 1 O at ivia sé . ns n nry A n , Jo Victor , Jr Robi o , He shto 1 O rr r s n r n s s J r . , Geo ge Ma o Rockwell , F a ci William , 2 1 Os u r rs son r borne , Ma ice Machado Roge . Ma Thache P r m s . rs O r rr s Pa k , Ja e , Jr Roge . ville Fo e t . Jr . k P n V an Bl arcom y f arke , E dwi Rome . L ord 1 r r uss n os n u m Pa t idge , R ell Glidde R e bl , David

’ 1‘ n m n Ar cv n r ou s n f r Paul , Joh Gil a D Rothe be g . L i Sa d o d

s n n rr usse am u s s Pay o , Do ald Me ill R ll , Willi E ti

Pe e de s r ry r n u us re , Jame G ego Sa ge t , R f Theodo

r p y n Pei ce , Waldo Saw er , Ralph Eldo

n x n rr m Pell , Clare ce Cecil Sa to , Pie e Willia 3 rr r r p Savre r r Pe y , Ka l Ge hart , Robe t Ha old 1‘ ss Pettingell . And rew Fowler Schlo . Walter Jo seph 1 Pf rom m A m m . r , David da Sch idt Ca l 1 s m m n S e am a ns . Woodb ury Phillip , Willia Ly a “1 m r r . n n Pick an , E dwa d Motley Sea le Joh E dicott 1 r e s u s Pinanski . Abraham Edward Seege . Charl Lo i . Jr . 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

1‘ m n Tuck os Shaw , Clare ce Edward , Frank J eph 1‘ E s r T n ul p Sheldon , dward Brew te y g, J ian

1‘ O s U e Shepard , car Fred tley , Fred ric Daniel

hi he rd e n nson V an ru n on r S p , H ry Robi B t , Mari B adlee 1‘ s n n or Shreve , Randolph Norri Vance , Be jami M gan 1 1‘ A A u u n dc uz r Silton , lfred rth r Verdi , Mint r S za a "1 nn m u n r s ff m ue ne s Si ott , Ed d Wa e Wag ta . Sa l Jo 1 r t n O \V s Gu O Slate , Day o rlando al er , y liver

s P r n Sloane , Ru h Richard Ware , Go do

m o A u n s sse S ith , Gord n rth r Warre , Charle Je V l m 2d Y arre n o s Snow , Wil ia Wait , , J hn Le lie

Le R o s n n m u nn s Snyder , y Jack o Warre . Sa el De i , Jr .

s ns s s u A McConnell Somer , Ra om Evart Wa hb rn . bbott 1 s a s u r Some , Dana B rry Wa hb n . William Mayhew

om A P \ s or n Spare , R eyn ndrew Vater , Ge ge Fra klin

s E m un s r o Spear , Morri d d Water . Howa d R ney

1‘ St aeb ne r r Em n o Em , Frede ic erso Weber . L thar il

n n n s s Stee ke , Fra ci Lewi Weld , Philip Balch

1‘ m rn s O n Still an , E e t Goodrich Wellman , Harold r e E n 1 Noél Stone , dward Ma dell Wellman . Tappan

s y Stone , Walter Moreland Well , Macke 1 A \V e stl ake Eu Stranahan , Robert llen . Fred gene 1 ss u n Bonn r Stra burger , E ge e Wetherell , Carl B adlee

r n o n St atton , Walter Da iel Wheel ck . Joh Hall 1 1 uss A x n W Stra , le a der hidden . Rae Wygant

s h e E No s Sweet , Reginald Lind ey W it . dward ye

e o e e s on W i s uss Taylor , G rg St t h te . Jo eph R ell

1‘ Te m l e Will iam r p , Lawrence G ant 1 Thackara u m se au e , William Tec h White . P l D udl y m n 1 Sher a W hitin g. R ob e rt Bi ngham ‘ ‘ Thom son Cl are n h m A f r m p , ce Bertrand W it an , l red F ee an

s n u h Marcus D u Thom o . St art W itney , or ck 1 n o s ns Thor e , J hn Norri h Wiggi , Carl ‘ e A u us us s E w Ti gr tt , g t King Wiggle worth , d ard

r s J r . son e nn u nn Tilton , Cha le Elliott , Wil . K eth C ingham To an 1 p p . C ushin g Wil s on. Richa rd Thornton. 3d w se n n o To n d , Ken eth Bro k e Wilton . Wilfrid Mallet ‘ k n W ' o Toye , Frederic He ry inp e nm . Marshall Sh e maker 6 MEMBERS OF THE CLASS

r s rs n un u s s Wood , P e cott E ki e Yo g , Lo i Willit

1‘ m n u P Zach rit z r r n n Wood a , Pa l , Edga Fe di a d

m n r A r Wy a , Olive ld ich

Me n who re c e ived the D egre e of SB .

Al A s n r n om s len , ddi o Eve ett Kelly , Da iel Th a 2 Al n rn s s n n p le , E e t Bi hop Leighto , Frederick Er est k Aul sb rook r m m r , Har y Ed und Lord , Willia Cheste 2 s s n u n Bang , Le ter Walto Lo rie , Harry Leo

r r r Becker , E dwa d Mayo , Ha old Me rill

r r P Merwm r u n Bird , Walte Me edith , He bert E ge e 4 n Gu m rs n rr As y r P Boynto , y E e o Mo ill , hle Bake

r s nr u r u u r Brackett , Cha le He y M elle , Pa l L the

r r r r s r r s r B adford , F ede ick Cha le P att , Cha le Edga

r n n u n n r A sus Bradley , Robe t Balla ti e Q i la , Walte lphon

us ns n r m s n Brady , Cyr Tow e d , Jr . Rice , Edwa d Tho o 1 u m n n ll nd r . m y m n B ck a , He ry Ho a . J Riegel , E ile Ra o d

4‘ r s n r O r P Butle , Jo eph War e Rigby , live

m r Callahan , Willia Pat ick Ritchie , John 4 s r Schw endene r r D e Wit t Carli le , Walte Gordon , Ka l 3 s ns J r . Cobb , Victor Short , Charle Wilki .

s n m r r s Cook , Ed o Wiley S ith Ed ic B ook

Cox u s s n. n m Tu r , La rie David on Stephen o Be j a in

us m n s r J r . C h a , Le lie Holb ook ner . 4 r s P ns A u rs Eaton , Cha le Newell Steve . rth r Mo e 4 2 E r A u ns . e r ld idge , lbert Go ld Steve Walt Lockwood

m n r s n Fletcher , Rich ond K app Swain . F ederic Wil o ‘ E n n r rs Fuller , dwi Sherma Treadwell . Theodo e Roge m Al l shire Gavin , Basil Waldie , Willia

ss n n n h n Gla , Gordo Goldwi Webber . Joh W iti g

l cart r s P e ss as G y , Ch i Karl W i , M P P s m . n r Haber troh , E il Frederick Wendell Joh Wheelw ight

Has A . y kell , llan Cecil White William Wile 4 Hunt . Guy Horton 1908 HA RVARD , CLASS REPORT

Special Students andAffili ate d Memb e rs

A u n s o n . dam , J h , Jr B ell , Harold Gilma 0 Ais n r or s a n u . n e , M ri M rti B ll Spe cer Bailey

B e r r Al le n. Jam e s utl . Fe gus Almy 3 A e o n u . u Lai hton ll y , J h B tler Pa l g

‘ 1’ A e l Adol he re r r Gu r l ano . p Rami z Ca pente , Ralph y 0 3 A no A n re e m n r o n e s r ld , la F a Ca r ll , Joh Charl 11 h A no om r Al e n s o Kainal u u r ld , H e l Ca tle , Har ld Lo g

l nn n C s m Baca l . Cha i g Cate , Jay El er 2 1) h o ' Baldwi n. F red Ha rold C adb u rnc.Hum ph re y Wal b n o a Barlow . Je rry li f rd

8 Ba um an . Osc ar George Cha m berli n. Ralph Dimick ”1 c x s Cham b e rl in.W ill ardC ranston Ba ter , Henry Che ter

‘ T 1’ r s a “ n e . o n u Bea d ley , Willi m aite Che ev rt J h D nn

a y Ma re o r s . cG r Beebe , Cha le Philip . Jr Chene . David g

0 1‘ B m n E r n s n . A u r De Wit t e e t , dwa d De ni o Clark rth “ o Bene dict . Eliot G ue rnse y Clark . G e rge New hall

nne r e s n 3 arry r ne r Be tt , Cha l Ra dolph Clarke . H Ga d

3 1’ Be rol zhe im e r . Ed w i nMichael Cle man s . Har ry Golds m ith

1) a ff y Bige low . P rescott . Jr . Cli . William Hol oke

1’ ‘ 0 c o s a . e x e r on Bigelow , Wheelo k C gge h ll D t Elt 3 “1 Block . Edgar Norm an Colli ns . Fre d e rick Starr

a 1’ o e n n u e e Blodgett , Har ld Grov r Co a t . Edm nd B nn tt “1 os us C on o s A e B twick , Tit C lin , Th ma ndr w 1 ’ oo o s Boyer , Philip C k . Edward R bert 2 b Brae k a o o o a , J c b C rnell . J hn H

ra e y a B z r . C arl Edwa rd Co r ell . Rola nd S m ith ” 1‘ 1 w e ’ Bre er . John Davi s Cre idnb e rg. J uli us

1‘ r e u e r e Bow r u e r r B id nba gh . G o g C g , Frede ic

“1 m an Cunningham .R u fus Ambros e 1 r r ’ B ill . Ka l Fried rich Davi s . Bas il D uke

B r o 1’ oidrick . Th om as J seph Dea ne . A rth ur Gordon

o n r y o y Br w . Ch ist De lan . G e orge He nr . 2d a ro . e r De rb ur h e s e m n y n . B wn G o ge Van g D pard . Cl e t L don , Jr

Bru e J a o w w y c . c b B ald i n. Jr . D e e . Robe rt Merrill

a With dre w du ri ng or at e nd of F re s h m an y e ar. b h d w d o Wit ra uri ng or at e nd of S op h m ore y ea r. \V l t h dre w c duri ng or at e nd of J unior y e a r.

8 SPECIALS AND AFFILIATED MEMBERS

1’ x r ou A r r r a De te , Fletcher G ld , lbe t T owb idge a x r m b re n r De ter , Geo ge Still an G e e , Walte

3 0 ns n r r nn aw r n Dicke o , Theo Edwa d G i ell , L e ce 2 nn r r n Au u s m s A n a Do elly , Richa d G a t G e t Ja e lde

c 3 us us J r . nr y ss g t , Hall , He Ba

“ 3 0 01 n u n e n r VV hit ne v Donova , Pa l Vi c t Hall , Ho ace 2 D ue b e r m u m e ns Gotl e b g, Hel th Frederick Ha p , Ha b a r n r Ans n s . r s J . Ch i tia Ha d , o Wale

1) un r r A rr u us a D lap , He be t llen Ha ah , J li 0 r rr m He ck sche r r ur a Dwelley , Geo ge Me ia , Richa d Ma ice b r n C n or Edga , Ra dolph Hill , Joh Tayl b n m s n s r r m a Edli , Ja e Read Hi d , F ede ick Willia 2 0 w s u r s r s E d ard , Pa l Holb ook Fo te Web ter 3 r m n e r w n Eger , T evor Willia Holla d , Wilkie Bald i 10 a r s r s us u n . J r . Eliot , Geo ge Worce ter Holt , E a t E ge e b b r n s . r n s w s r . J r . Elliott , Rhea F a ci Hooker F a ci Bre te 3 n r s o e r . m s r Ell e , Jo eph Ho p Ja e Eve ett 10 V s n n u n r ne r r I arre n Emer o , Edwi R thve Ho , He be t 1 a E s s 3 u n u sse nn n ngli h , Everett Wil on Ho ghto , R ll Cha i g a c m n J r . r s ns s u , Eve ett , Lewi Wi low Howe , Ja e S lliva 3 r y n r s Fa go . Stanle Howell , Joh Cha le a a u s re n r u r rson Farrell , Lo i T a o H ll , Geo ge Nicke 2 1’ rr m s Tul l v C u m r s Le Grande Fa elly , Ja e H phe y , Rich a a Fav r s n u ns n. \V il l iam . Cha les Jack o H tchi o Doge a 1’ rn s . s y Feld , Be ard David Iwa aki Ma a a

r u n n n Field . Albert How ar d Robe t H ti gto c b e ns n m ar n Fi schel . Leopold J e . Willia B to C s ne s r o nson A r f re y Fi h , Sid y Web te J h , lbe t God 1’ Fi z d n o ns n e n m n t Ge ral J h o , B ja i , Benedict Joh C 13 ns n n r r m An r s n Joh o , Joh F ede ick Fle ing , d ew Jack o

3 V 3 n n ns n. n I il l i am Foo , Leo g Yue Joh o Joh

m rson n s n Joh nson. Waldo E e Fra ci , Parker Brow e a - on r s m A n Jones . Alla n Dicks F a er Ca pbell , r old 1’ C y Gafine m s s Kam m e re r . Pe rc Ga m ble y , Ja e Jo eph

r n G s n r Kavena h . Willia m Edge to a kill , Walter Wag e g

Kaz an ie tf R adom ir Ar irotf r s m s , Gilbert , Cha le Tho a j g 10 V k G r r e m b . r n s Y al e r ilbe t , Pe cival K le F a ci a \V 1‘ G ass a m n Kittredge . Be n e b st e r l , Willi m Cle e t

SPECIALS AND AF FILIATED MEMBERS

a 31 vi A r u s nn Sco lle , lva Le oy T pper , Charle Bi ey 0 b ss Thom as Us Se a , Gaetan her , Kenneth Shaw a a u A m s 2d A u m on Shaw , Q incy da , Vail , rth r Ha ilt

Shie re n f n V an A u r n , Rola d Cli to Bibber , rth E dwi 0 s r r r m a V an n l Shira , Geo ge Ba t a Wi kle , Wi liam Mitchell n rn m n r Slade , Harold Chapi Va a , Leo Edwa d a s n n m n u b Slaney , George Wa hi gto Wall , Willia Marti ea 81 s Ge ofire u n us r Al r s ith , y Q acke b h Wa d , be t Charle 3 u s n Lau riat e e r rn s Smith , Th r to Ward , G o ge E e t b a s r n r w r . r . Smith , Walter Mar ton War e , Geo ge Ed a d J a s r s us rr n nr J r . Smithie , Cha le Tit Wa e , He y Mather , a C rr m n r um n s Spe y , Si o Willa d Weil , S er Syke C n m s ss f nr Sta nard , Ja e Howard We elhoe t , Co ad

s m u n r r Starr , Dillwyn Parri h White , Ed d G ego y 91 r s 3 h r w r n Stewart , Robe t Wood W ite , Edwa d La e ce 10 h m u C Stickney , Samuel Newell W ite , Sa el Walter 3 “ m n s s Stone , Frederick Willia Whiteley , Fra coi Jo eph

m r a ul s n Stoney , Malcol Pe cy Whitlock , J iu Lawto 3 O n r n r Story , liver Ewell Whitma , F a k Bu ton

u h r n m s S llivan , Jo n B ogan Whit ey , Ja e Scollay 1° n 0 s H arol d Talbot , George Sta ley Wiener , Erne t c 81 s n s u n Tarbell , George Gro ve or Wilke , Pa l He ry 2 u s n m r Tay , Herman Sam el Wil o , George La be t a a n r With erb n s T ylor , He ry Winth op y , Edwi Thoma * s A u n Woodrow , Jame rth r Teele , Jonatha Merle

8 r Tenny , Fay Mahlen Sti ling 31 8 m s r n R o e rs Wul ke F rederick F rank Tho a , F a k g p , 3 r b Wyner Mau rice Edwa r d Tonner , William G egory ,

m A a Ziegler . Freder ick Jacob Train , Willia lbert

11 S T A T I S T I C S O F T H E C LA S S

N um be r who re ceived the degree of AB .

Num be r who received the degree of S B . N u m be r w ho have been con nected with the class but who have not received deg rees

Tot al n umber included in this report

S ix h undred andthirt y -eight Class Lives have be en re ce ive d. Fou r h u ndr ed and eight of these were sent in by A B .

- d e g ree holders ; fifty five by S .E. degree holders ; and one

- h u nd red andseventy five by men connected with the class . From thes e Class Lives the following tables were taken

MEN WHO RECEIVED A .R . DEGREES

AGE AT CO MM E N C E M E NT

Ni neteen Twenty -five T w enty Twe nty -s ix T w e nty -one T w e nty -s ev e n T w e nty -t wo Tw e nty -eight Twe nty -three Twenty -ni ne Twe nty -fou r

T otal

B IRT HPLAC E

A rk ansas I ndia na Cali for ni a Iowa Colorado Ka ns as Conne ctic ut Ke nt ucky Di strict of C ol umbia Maine Ge orgi a Mar y land Illi noi s Mass ach us etts

12 STATISTICS OF THE CLASS

O Michigan C Vi rginia

J Minnesota N Wi scons in fi Mi ssour i O Hawaii Montana H Ca nada Nebra ska H Mex ico New Ham p shire I reland

New Jersey 8 F rance New York 77 Germ any

Ohio 14 Ital y

Pennsylvania 24 Sw e den n ! Rhode I sla d x Ru ss ia

i n ss — Ten e ee t Aust ralia i Utah h Japa n m n Ver o t w No An sw er

TOt al R ES ID ENC E

Arkan s as Ne w Je rsey Cali fornia New Y ork Colorado Ohi o Connecticut O regon District of Colu mbia Pennsy lvania Georgia Rhod e Island Florida Tenne ssee Illinoi s Utah Indiana Verm ont Iowa Vi rgi nia Kansas Wa shi ngton Kentucky Wi scon sin Maine Pana m a Maryland Hawaii Massachusett s Mex ico Michigan E ngland Minnesota Fra nce Mi ssou ri Ge rm any Nebra ska New Zealand Nevada Japan New Hamp shi re Total 13 1908 HARVAR D , CLASS REPORT

S O NS O F CO L L E GE GRA D U AT E S

Alba ny Law School Pharm acy Amhers t Ne w York Univers ity Am ity College Norwich University Annapolis Oberlin ISat e s O hio Medical Col lege Bos ton University Princeton Bos ton Univers ity Law Pritchett Col lege School R utgers

Bowdoi n St . Lo u i s Law School ’ n r Bowdoi Medical St . Ma y s College Brown Univers ity of Freib urg Bucknell (Germ any ) Coll ege of City of New Unive rsity of Ge orgia Yo rk Unive rs it y of Heidelberg College of Physician s and (Germ any ) S u rgeon s Unive rs it y of Maryland Col u mbia Univers it y of Pennsy l Col u m bia Law School vania Dart m o uth Un iversity of Pe nnsyl Dartm o uth Medical School vania Medical School Delaware Literary Insti University of Toronto t ute University of Virginia Hamilton Van Re n sselaer Poly

Harvard techn ic Ins t . Harvard Medical Vermont Howard Wesleyan Kenyon Westmin ster College Lafayette Williams Lou isvill e Un iversity Worcester Polyt echnic s Ma s . In stitute of Tech nol ogy Ne w York College of

14 STATISTICS OF THE CLASS

W H E R E P R EPA R E D FO R CO L L E GE A ndover Polytechnic Prep . (Brook s n En l ish l n Bo to g High y , N . Y . ) Bost on Latin Pom fret Browne and Nichols Rox b ur y Latin Cambridge Latin Springfield High ’ ’ C utler s St . Ma rk s ’ . u s n De Lancey St Pa l (Co cord , N .

Dr . Sachs H . ) Ex eter Salem High Gr ot e n Som er ville Latin ’ Gunnery Stone s Hackley T utors ’ Hopkin son s Variou s Ea stern High Horace Mann School andother schools Hotchki ss Various Western High Lawrenceville and other schools Lynn Cla ssical High Va r ious fo reign school s Milton Academ y Volk m ann Newt on High Wor cester High ’ Noble andGreenough s No answer

Total R E L I GI O U S V I EWS

Agnostic Jewi s h Athei st Liberal Bapti st L utheran Bu ddh i st Methodi st Catholic Presbyterian Chri stian Church Thei stic Christian Science Unitarian Congr egational Universali st D utch Reformed No preference Epi scopalian No answer Freethinker Total 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

ATT E ND E D P RAY E R S

8 Neve r 33 No a nsw e r 275 Total

PO L I T I CA L V I E WS

309 Sociali s t 40 No pre fe re nce 13 No a ns w e r

T ot al

W O R K ED IN GY M N A S I U M

80 Never 198 No a nswe r

T otal

E NGA GED IN P H I LA NT H R O P I C W O R K

147 No a ns we r 177 T otal

PH I LA NTH RO P I C WO R K — W H E R E DO N E

E ntertai nm ent Trou pes North EndUnion Social Union South End Industrial Li ncoln House School Rox bury Ne i ghborhood Civic Service House House Brattle Hall o ’ B y s Clubs North Bennett St . House Frances Willard Settle West EndHouse m e nt T rinity Hous e Ca m b ridge Neighborhood Sir Galahad House

ou H se Mas s . General Hospital Parke r Memorial Pros pect Union Social Service Ass ociated Charities ’ St . Stephen s House Chines e Sunday School

16 STATISTICS OF THE CLASS

’ Childrens AidSociety Riverside Al liance ) Y . M . C . A . 0 Probation Officer

Ru ggles St . Hous e B rooks Hous e ’ m North Gannett St . Settle B e ys Ca p m ment Sale St . Settlement Hale Hous e

MU S I CA L INS T R U M E NT

163 No answer 183 Total

T R AV E LL E D A B ROA D

161 No an swer 206 Total

D R I N K I N G

177 Occa sionall y 132 No answer

Total S MO K I N G

247 Occa sionall y 115 No an swer

Total A NN U A L E X P E N S E S

A 500 46 1000 , below $ D , over $ 50 77 B , $ 0 Lived at home 700 31000 73 s C , $ 3 No an wer

Tot al 408

R E MU N E RATI V E OCCU PAT I O N D U R I N G S U M M E R VACAT I O N S

187 No answer 174 Total

17

STATISTICS OF THE CLASS

Papers More practical work

Wide area in choice of studies . Greater enthusias m in i ntellectual pursuits Opportunity to do serious and consistent work unh am p ered by petty technicalities German course similar to French 6 Less specialized hi story courses Stu dy of mascu line hum an nature Absence of club politics Less em phasis on chance marks More gain from stu dies Decent in stru ction in English A O ut -door sp ort without monotonous hard work Subway to Boston Better choice of studies More social life and friendship s Closer association with the facu lty A scholarship A bigger opportuni ty for work from the Appointments Office

s s Methods of education , poli h , manner of the world , broad

u a n acq i tance , breadth Advantages of English department Victory in football Athletics ’ More use of library s advantagesfor research Better in struction and supervi sion of work by elimination of young instru ctors Better Opportunity for convers ation in modern language cou rses Less interference by Col lege Office More com petent advisers None No answer

Total

19 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

D D G V B N E B F R CO U L E R E E H A E E E TA K N E O E J U N E , 1908

215 No an swer 130 Total

MEN WHO RECEIV ED S .E. DEGREES

AGE AT CO M M E N C E ME NT

Twenty 1 Twe nty -five Twenty -one 11 Twenty -eight Twenty -two 12 Twenty -nine Twenty -three 16 Thirty Twenty -fou r 7 No a ns wer

Total B I RT H P LAC E

Connecticu t Ne w York Florida Ohio Illinoi s Penn sylva nia Kan sas C anada Mass achusetts Germa ny Michigan Austria Neb ra ska Norw ay New Ha m pshire Russia New Je rs ey Total

R E S I D E N CE

Connectic ut Ne w Jersey Fl orida Ne w Me x ico Illi noi s Ne w Yo rk M ass ach use tts Ohio Michigan Pennsylvania Mi nnesota Virgi nia Ne w Hamp sh ire No an swer

20 MEN WHO RECEI VED S . B . DEGREES

S O N S O F CO L L E GE GR A D U AT E S

Annapolis Rochester Theol ogical Cincinnati Law College School Columbia R utgers C u mberland University Toronto University ( Tenn ) University of Jena (Ger Hahnemann Medical Col many )

lege University of St . Peters Harvard b urg (Russia) New York College of Yale Pharmacy

W H E R E PR E PA R E D FO R CO LL E GE

Andover Rox b ury Latin ’ s Bost on Engli sh High St . Mark ’ Boston Latin Stone s Brookline High Tutors Browne and Nichol s Various Eastern High Ex eter and other school s ’ Hopkins on s Various Western High Lowell High andother school s Newt on High Various foreign school s Rindge Total R E L I GI OU S V I E WS

Bapti st Methodist Catholic Presbyterian n Chri stian Science Unitaria Congregational Universalist D u tch Reformed No preference n Epi scopalian No a swer L utheran Tot al ATT E N D ED PRAY E R S

2 No answer 31 13 Total

21 D 1908 HARVAR , CLASS REPORT

PO L I T I CA L V I EWS

42 Prohibition 3 None 3 No ans wer

W O R K E D I N GY M NA S I U M 21 Never Occasionally 18 No answer

E N GA GE D I N PH I LA NTH RO PI C W O R K

5 No an swer 32

PH I LA NT H RO P I C WO R K — W H E R E DO N E

Social Service 2 E as t EndUnion Shepard Memorial Chur ch 1 Ellis Memorial

MU S I CA L I N S T R U ME NT

20 N0 an swer 25

Total

T RAV E LL E D A B R OA D

16 No answer 33 Total

D R I N K I N G

16 O ccas ionally 6 No a ns we r

22 MEN WHO RECEI VED S . B . DEGREES

S MO K IN G

25 Occa sionall y 20 Total

A N N U A L E X PE N S E S

A 500 12 1000 , below $ D , over $ 500 13 m B , $ Lived at ho e

700 10 s C , $ No an wer

Tot al

R E MU N E RAT I V E OCCU PAT I O N D U R I N G S U MM E R VACAT I O N S

30 No answer 19 Total

FAVO R I T E COU R S E S

Architecture French Botany Geology Chemi stry Governm ent

r Comp . Literatur e Hi sto y of Religion s Economics Mathematics Education Metallurgy Engineering Mining Engli sh Philosophy Fine Arts Phys ics Forestry No an swer

s s ou In an swer to the que tion , What advantage do y think you ought to have found at Harvard which you have ” failed to find? the followi ng answers were received

Larger laboratory equ ipments Better instructors Livi ng in Cam bridge Bro ad fellowship More pers onal interest on the part of professors

23 1908 L HARVARD , C ASS REPORT

” Advice from advi s ers None No an swer

Total

B B F J CO U L D DE GR E E H AV E E E N TA K E N E O R E U N E , 1908

13 No an swer 31 T otal

SPECIAL STUDENTS AND

AGE AT CO MM E N C E M E NT

Nineteen Twenty Twenty -one Twenty -two Twenty -three Twenty -fou r Twenty-five Twenty -s ix Twenty -seven Twenty -eight

T otal

B I R T H PLACE

C olorado Michiga n Conne ctic ut Min ne sota Florida Miss i ss ippi Illi noi s Mi ssouri Indiana Nebras ka Ke nt ucky Ne w Ha m pshire Maine Ne w Jers ey Maryl and New Y ork Mass ach usetts O hio

24 SPECIALS AND AFFILIATED MEMBERS

Oregon E ngland Pennsylvania Ge rm any Rhode Island Switzerland South Carolina Russ ia Wi sconsin B ulgaria Hawaii So uth Africa Canada Total R E S I D E N C E

Colorado New Jersey Connecticu t New York District of Colum bia Ohio Flor ida Oklahoma Illinoi s O regon Indiana Pennsylvania Kentu cky South Carolina Maine Tex a s Maryland Virgi nia Massachu setts Was hington Michigan Canada Minnesot a Hawaii Mi ss i ss ippi B ulgaria Mi ssou ri No an swer New Hampshire Total S O NS O F CO L L E GE GRA DU AT E S

s — e ff e rse n Amherst i J Medical School Annapoli s H Miami Boston University w Michigan Bowdoin H New York Univers ity Brown w T u fts Colu mbia H Union P nns l D ublin University H University of e y Franklin and Marshal l H vania Harvard m Wa shington Univers ity Harvard Me dical School H Wesleyan

" Haverford H West Point H oly Cross H Yale

SPECIALS AND AFFILIA TED MEMBERS

No preference 3 No answer None 7 Total

W O R K E D I N GY M NAS IU M

43 Never 66 No an swer

Total

E N GA GE D I N P H I LA NT H RO P I C W O R K

36 No answer 89 Total

P H I LA NT H R O P I C WO R K — W H E R E D O N E

’ Boys Clubs Associated Charities Entertainment Troupes Hale House Probation Officer Settlement Work Industrial School Elizabeth Pe ab ody Hous e Lincoln Hous e Civic Service House Social Union Sir Galahad Club

M U S I CA L I N S T R U M E NT

70 No an swer 73 Total

T RAV E LL E D A B ROA D

69 No answer 78 Tot al

D R I N K I N G

67 Occasionally 54 No answe r

Total

27 A 1908 HARV RD , CLASS REPORT

S MO K I N G

112 Occas ionally 42 No ans wer

Total A NNU A L E X PE NS E S

A 500 21 O 1000 , Below $ D , ver $ 500 24 i B , $ L ved at home

700 33 No s C , $ an wer

Tot al

R E M U N E RAT I V E OCCU PAT I O N D U R I N G S U MM E R VACAT I O NS

64 No ans wer 40 71

FAVO R I T E CO U R S E S

Anthropology Architecture Botany Chemistry

Comp . Literatur e Econom ics Engineering E ngli sh Fi ne Arts French G e ology Ge rma n Government G reek Hi story

s i n t s ou In an wer to the quest o , What advan age do y thi nk you ou ght to have found at Harvard which you have ” failedt o find? the followi ng ans wers were received

28 SPECIALS AND AFFILIATED MEMBERS

More tim e to do the work requ ired Bre ad general knowledge I might have learned a whole lot I am quite sati sfied with Ha rvard Broader fell owship A swimmi ng tank at the gymnasium A well -equ ipped androomy gynm asium Closer union with p rofessors

x u u None , e cept thro gh my own fa lt Proper instru ction as to what a cou rse w as to be

Greater control by the facu lty— less of the elective system for the very young Individu ali sm Social advantages Chance to learn som ethi ng Harva r d i s al l it ou ght to be

’ Didn t stay long enou gh to findout Union and other advantages which money can b uy

None ; Harvard is what the m an himself makes it Liter a ry and social advantages A little more pers onal interest on the part of advi sers Broader interpretation of admi ss ion points More practical w ork Shou ld have followed out one line of study Edu cational Many Athletics To have better adapted myself to my work None No answer

Total

29 1908 L HARVARD , C ASS REPORT

CLASS MEETINGS

' FR E S H MA N Y EA R , 04

N RY 11 ffi JA UA , Election of O cers E R E LL LL P idnt G O G GI BA , res e

H L P YER V ice -Pr esident P I I BO ,

GUY M ER N S e re ta - T easu r E SO , c ry r re MAR CH 24 Class Dinner

YER Toastm as te P . BO , r

. . LL The l ass G G BA , C

D e b atin J . S . DAVIS , g

R EEN Th Pr H . G , e ess

. V AN . R N Th Mu l l u G D B OW , e sica C bs

. ERBY A thl ti J . L D , e cs

APR L 27 s s I , To adopt Cla Constitution

M '05 S O PH O O R E YEA R ,

EP EM BER 29 on S T , To take action the death of Robert Huntington Jacob s NOVEMBER 17 Election of Officers

P R R S LD C N P sidnt GAS A G I WO BA O , re e

R L ERLU ND NC LN V i e-P esidnt CA LI O , c r e

ENR B NS N H IPHERD r ta H Y RO I O S , S ec e ry Tr easure r AP R L 6 in I , Class D ner

H IPHEB D Toastm as te H . R . S , r

. . C N The Cl ass G G BA O ,

D DLE The P ess G . BI , r

E E D e b atin . R . L WIS , g

R K ER A thl e ti s B . PA , c To take action on the death of Dean Shaler To take action on the death of Malcolm

McLe od

J ' U N I O R Y EA R , 06

N V EMB ER 1 s ss Offi s O , To make nomination for Cla cer EMBER 13 E O fi s NOV , lection of f cer HUGH K L M RE P eside nt MAC GI O , r

30 CLASS MEETINGS

R D N LD N L S V i ce-P idn GO O GO WI G A S , res e t

R LD N CEN AM BER S ecr e ta HA O VI T G , ry Treasure r N RY 4 n JA UA , To take actio on the death of George New hall Clark

APR L 9 ss n I , Cla Di ner

. N C ES Toastm as t r H I H , e

. . LM RE The Cl ass H M GI O , AR K ER Footb all B . P ,

O . L ER B ase bal l D . S AT ,

C R D N R Th r S . e C e w J . RI HA O , J ,

. . EP EN N J R . Th T a k B T ST H SO , , e r c

. R N Minor Athl ti s I . S B OU , e c

RPEN ER Th Pr s K . G . CA T , e e s SSB M D ebatin B . M . NU AU , g

’ S E N I O R YEA R , 07

SEPTEM BER 28 To take action on the death of Curti s Parker

C BER 29 us ss O TO , General b ine meeting

N EMBER 8 u ss s ss D a OV , To di sc method of electing Cla y Officers

N EMBER 29 s ss m OV , To di cu John Harvard Me orial

ECEMBER 10 is s s s ss D , To d cu method of electing Cla Day Officers

ECEMBER 16 ss n D , Cla Electio

E R E LL LL Fi rst Ma shal G O G GI BA , r

R R ndMa shal N C D N . eco JOH RI HA SO , J , S r

RD N LD N L SS ThirdMa shal . GO O GO WI G A , r

UY M ER N S ecre ta G E SO , ry

$1“ R L N AP LL N Treasure CA TO O O IO , r

ENR Y B N N SH IPHERD O ato H RO I SO , r r

N REELEY R PEN ER Iv -O ato KE NETH G CA T , y r r

N LL EEL CK Poe t JOH HA WH O ,

EP E LER B ND Odist JOS H BI G HUS A , E Y CK N NYDER Choris te L RO JA SO S , r MORTON LEWI S NEWHALL 1 Cl ass HAR OLD VI N CEN T AM BER G Com mi ttee

31 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

JAM ES SCOLLAY WHITNEY JOH N WHEELWR IGHT WENDELL DWIGHT STIL LM AN BR IGH AM HUGH MAC K GILMO RE CH AR LES REGI NA LD LEO N AR D LAU R EN CE PAI NE DO DGE HENDERSON IN CHES HAYDEN CHAN NI NG Photograp h MAR CUS BOR U C K WHITNEY Com mi tte e JOHN BIGELO W MARS H

EBR R Y 28 s uss F UA , To di c John Harvard and Shaler Me

m orial s n Se ior Picnic , Nantasket Point To take action on the death of Joseph Horatio Hutchin son

NE 22 ss n JU , Cla Din er

. . R N T t I S B OU , oas tmas e r

. . ERBY A thl J L D , e tics

. . N O MERY Cos mo l i a F S MO TG , p o t nism

I . . RO N Fu t urit S B U , ies

32 PR I ZE S A N D H O N O R S

1905-06

D ETURS

D avi d Campbell Eipper D unham Jackson Isaac Blair Evans Jacob Joseph Kaplan Samuel Hym en Hu rwitz Randolph Norri s Sh reve

SECOND Y EAR HONORS

I N TH E C LA S S I C S

Ralph Mau rice Corson Davi d Cam pbell Eipper William John Nagle Dwight Nel son Robinson Dunh am Jacks on Frederick Livesey

IN MATH E MAT I C S

D unh am Jackson Highest Honors Ray Dickinson Murphy Highest Honors

1906-07

DETURS

Warren Wiley Cole Alain LeR oy Locke Joseph St ancl ifie Davi s Robert Tandl er Mack Oliver Whitcomb Hartwell Arthur El i Monroe Howard Lincoln Hassler William John Nagle Henry Hurwitz Dwight Nel son Robin son Frederick Livesey Lothar Emi l Weber

33

PRIZE S AND HONORS

I N C H E M I S T R Y

Lothar Emil Weber Hono rs

1907-08

DETURS

Carlton Thayer Brodr ick Ray Dickins on Mu rphy Ralph Maurice Corson Aa ron Prussian Ar thur Johnson Eames Edward B rewster Sheldon Charles Bhind Joy Edmu nd Ware Sinnott

E r u s John dwa d Keefe , Jr . St art Thom on Leslie Owen Long Harold Orne Well man

THE BOWD OIN PRIZES

Jacob Loe w e nb e rg A second p rize of $100for an ’ essay entitled Novalis s Romantic Metamorphosis of ” the Philosophy of Fichte . Edwin William Friend A p r ize of $50for a translation into Greek of a passage in ’ “ Walter Pater s Plato and

Platoni sm . Frederick Livesey A prize of $50for a tran slation into Lati n of a pa ssage in ’ “ Walter Pater s Mari us the ” Epicu rean .

THE BOY LSTON PRIZES FOR ELOCUTI ON

’ Thom as Charles O Brien A first prize Marston Al len A second p r ize Henry Hurwitz A second prize Davi d Rosenblum A second p rize

THE COOLIDGE D EBATING PR IZES

Joseph St ancl iif e Davi s A prize of $100 Henry Hu rwitz A prize of $100

35 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

THE BENNETT PRIZE

Truman Kell a Gibson A prize of $40 for an ass ay “ entitled : The Paper and

Pulp Ind ustry of Am e rcia.

THE RICARD O PRIZE SCHOLAR SHIP

Joseph St ancl ifie Davi s A scholarship of $350for e x cel l e nce in wo rk done under the Departm ent of Eco

nom ics .

FINAL HONORS

I N T H E C LA S S I C S

Ralph Ma ur ice Corson II onors Phili p Libby Eaton IIonors Frederick Livesey Il onors William John Nagle l i onors Dwight Nelson Robinson Highest Honors I N L IT E RATU R E

Herbert Eman u el John son IIonors F rederick Livesey Honors ’ John Gilman D Arcy Paul Ho nors

I N MAT H E MAT I C S

D unham Jackson Highest Honors

I N MU S I C

harl e C s Lo ui s Seeger . Jr . Re ginald Li nd s ey Sweet

SCHOLA SHIPS 1904-05 R ,

FR E S H MA N S C H O LA R S H I PS

n Ra dolph Norri s Shreve Mary L .

36 SCHOLARSHI PS

SCHOLARSH P 1 - I S, 905 06

IN HA RVA R D CO LL E GE

Group I

David Campbel l Eipper Bowditch Is aac Blair Evans Bowditch Samuel Hymen Hu rwitz Bowditch Dunham Jackson Jacob Wendell Jacob Joseph Kaplan Bowditch Randolph Norri s Shreve Bigelow

Group l l

A s r John dam , Jr . Bu r 14 Philadelphia John Bayard Chevalier Harvard College Wa rr en Wiley Cole Bigelow Ralph Maurice Corson Class of 1828

' Joseph St ancl ifie Davi s John Appleton Haven Arthur John son Eames Harvard College Philip Libby E aton Matthews

Spencer E rvin , Jr . Harvard College George Lu ther Foote Harvard Coll ege O smond Kessler Fraenkel Ha rvard College Richard Matthews Hallet Story Naboth Hedin Edward Russell Henry Hu rwitz Farr ar Charles Vernon Imlay Bright * Robert Huntington Jacobs Harvard College Herbert Em anuel Johnson Bright Charles Bhind Joy Mary Salton stall Claude Haines Ketchum Burr Frederick Livesey William Wh iting ki s Alain LeR oy Locke Rebecca A . Per n Leslie Owen Long B ur r JohnM ax well Stowel lMcDonal dHarvard College George Al bert McKay B urr Arthur El i Monroe Cla ss of 1817

37 1908 LA HARVARD , C SS REPORT

S C H O LA R S H I PS I N H A RVA R D CO LL E GE ( cont l nue d)

Ray D icki nson M u rphy B u rr William John Nagle Kirkland ’ James Patrick O Hare Benjamin D . Greene Aaron Prussian Cla ss of 1835 Dwight Nelson Robin son Harvard Coll ege Pierre William Sa x ton Bright Clarence Edward Shaw Bassett Henry Robinson Shiphe rd Slade Edmund Ware Si nnott Harvard Col lege Frederic Emerson St ae b ne r Bright Stuart Thoms on Harvard College Lothar Emil Weber Harvard College Harold O rne Well man Class of 1841 Paul Dudley Wh ite Burr

Group I I I

Wil liam Tecumseh Sherman Thackara Matthews Julian Tyng Matthews Robert Bi ngham Whiting William Wh iting

I N T H E LAW R E N C E S C I E NT I FI C S C H OO L

Albert Goul d Eldridge Eveleth Herbert Eu gene Merwin Un ivers ity Charl e s Edgar Pratt Normal School Theodore Rogers Treadw e ll Norm al School

S CHOLA SH PS 190 R I , 607 m HA RVA R D CO LL E GE

Group I

Warren Wiley Col e Bowditch ’ Jo seph Stancl ifie Davis Pric e Gre e nl e af David Ca m pbell Eippe r Pric e Gre e nle a f Isaac Blai r Eva ns Price Gree nl e af Oliver \V hitcom b Ha rtwe ll Bowditch

38 SCHOLARSHI PS

S CH OLA R S H I PS I N H A RVA R D CO LLEGE ( c onti nue d )

Howard Lincoln Hassler Levina Hoar Henry Hu rwitz Kirkland Sam uel Hymen Hu rwitz Price Greenleaf Dunham Jackson Saltonstall Jacob Joseph Kaplan Pr ice Greenleaf Frederick Livesey William Sam u el Alain Le R oy Locke Bowditch Robert Tandler Mack John Harvard Arthur Eli Monroe Slade William John Nagle Bowditch Dwight Nelson Robinson John Harvard Randolph Norri s Shreve Farr ar Lotha r E m il Weber Bowditch

Grou p I I

A s J r . m s John dam , George E er on Lowell

s Al m . Charle y , Jr Harvard College Grinnell Bu rt Ha rvard College Carli sle Wh itney Bu rton Harvard College Joseph B r adfor d Coolidge IBassett Ralph Ma u rice Corson Bowditch William Hayes Cunningham Burr Philip Wa shbu rn Davis John Appleton Haven Frederic Stu art Dean Bu r r Philip Libby Eaton Matthews Thax ter E aton Harvard Col lege Benjamin Sturtevant Foss Harvard College Fr ederic Girau d Foster Harvard College O sm ond Kessler Fraenkel Ha rvard College

s E n r Jame dwi Ga dner , Jr . Harvard College n Raymond Batchelder Goodell Benjamin D . Gree e Kenneth Boehner Hawkins Harvard College Naboth Hedin Bu rr Elliott Baker H u ghes John Appleton Haven Herbert E m an u el Johnson Bowditch Charles RhindJoy B u rr Hervey Wellman King Harvard College

39 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

S C H O LA R S H I PS IN H A RVA R D CO L LE GE ( c onti nue d )

Wi lliam Henry King Class of 1814 Edward Rieman Lew is Harvard Coll ege Caro Wolff Lippman Harvard Colle ge Jacob Loe w e nb e rg Sales Leslie Owen Long Price Greenleaf F und Frederick Dwight Lowrey Harvard C olle ge JohnMax w el l Stow cl l McDonald Ha rvard C ollege La wrence Arnold Gale Miller Price Greenleaf Fund Ray Dickinson M u rphy Sewall Henry William Nieman Harvard C ollege Berthold Michael N uss ba um Harvard Coll e ge ’ John Boyle O Hare J ulius De x ter ’ Ja m es Patrick 0 Hare C . L . Jones William Lyman Phillip s Harvard College Abraham Ed w ard Pinanski Cla ss of 1841 V Aaron Prussian William I hit ing n Pierre William Sa x ton C . L . Jo es Edward Brewste r Sheldo n Harvard College Henry Robi nson Shiphcrd Sewall Edmu nd Ware Sinnott Harvard College

Dayt on O rlando Slater Orlando W . Doe Morri s Edmund Sp e ar Price Greenleaf Fund Eugene Bou n St rassb urger Harvard College Regi nald Lind sey Sweet Harvard College Stuart Thom son Harvard College Mint u rn de S u zzara Verd i Harvard College Pa ul D udley White Cla ss of 1877

Group III

Will iam H ulbert Bar row Matthews Candler Cobb Pe nnoye r x De ter Elton Cogge s hall Warren H . C udworth Sam uel Alfred Browne Mercer Matth e w s J ulian Tyng Matthews Rob ert Bingham Whiting William Whiti ng

40 SCHOLARSH IP S

S CH O LA R S H I PS I N H A RVA R D CO L LE GE ( c onti nue d )

I N TH E LA W R E N C E S C I E NT I F I C S C H OO L

Al bert Gou ld Eldridge Eveleth An son Burgess Ha ndy Normal School J E m ohn dward Keefe , Jr . Nor al School Herbert E u gene Merwin Univers ity Charles Edgar Pr att Norm al School Theodore Rogers Treadwell Normal School

SCHOLARSH PS 190 -0 I , 7 8

!IN HA RVA R D CO LLE GE

Group I

Carlton Thayer Brodrick John Harvard Warren Wiley Cole John Harva r d Ralph Mau rice Corson Class of 1856 Joseph St ancl ifie Davi s Morey Arthur Johnson E ames Bowditch David Campbel l Eipper Cla ss of 1856 Isaac Blair Evan s Pr ice Greenleaf Henry Hurwitz Bowditch Samuel Hym en H urwitz John Harvard

Dunham Jackson Richard A . Gambril l Palfrey Ex hibition Charles RhindJoy Bowditch Jacob Joseph Kaplan John Harvard

R ul uff r John E dward Keefe , Jr . Ste ling Choate Leslie O wen Long Charles Wyman Ray Dickin son Murphy Bowditch Aaron Prussian Bowdi tch Edward B r ewster Sheldon John Harvard Randolph Norris Shreve John Harvard Edmund Ware Sinnott Price Greenleaf Stuart Thomson John Harva rd Lothar Emil Weber John Harvard Harold Orne Wellman Bowditch

41

SCHOLARSHIP S

S C H O LA R S H I PS I N H A RVA R D CO L LE GE ( c onti nue d )

Aubrey Van Wyck Gould Ha rva r d College John Cliff ord Gray Bright Richard Matthews Hallet Harva r d College An son Bur gess Handy Normal School Oliver Whitcomb Ha rtwell Class of 1883 Nab oth Hedin Harvard College Charles Vernon Im lay Harvard Coll ege Herbert E m anu el Johnson Ba rtlett Robert Mann Johnson B ur r Claude Haines Ketchu m Harvard Coll ege Alf red Vincent Kidder Ha rva r d College Frederic Rhinelander King Harvard College Hervey Wellm an King Harvard College Alfr ed Booth Kuttner Harva r d College Edwin Channing Larned Har vard College E dwar d Rieman Lewi s Harvard College Alain Le Roy Locke H arva r d College Jacob Loewenb e rg Bowditch George Al bert McK ay Howard Gardner Nichol s John Bigelow Marsh Harvard College A ustin Blake Mason Harvard College Sam u el Alfred B rowne Mercer Matthews

x 2d. r George Mi ter , Ha vard College Arthur El i Monroe Hodges William John Nagle William Sam u el Eliot Henry William Niem an Harva r d College ’ John Gilm an D Arcy Pau l Harvard College Jam es Gr egory Pe e de Harva r d College William Lyman Phillip s Harvard College Abraham Edward Pinanski Harvar d College Harold Bi rd sall Platt Harvard College Charles E dgar Pr att Normal Sch ool Edward Levi s Prizer Harva r d College Seward Hume Rathbun Ha rvard Coll e g e Dwight Nelson Robi nson Harva rd College Pierre William Sax ton Bigelow Walter Joseph Schloss Harvard College

43 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

S C H O LA R S H I PS I N H A RVA R D CO L L E GE ( c onti nue d )

Karl Dewitt S chw e nde ne r Harvard College Henry Robi ns on Shiphe rd William Merrick Dayton O rla ndo Slater Fa rrar Gordon Arth u r S m ith Harvard College Alex ander Strauss Harvard Coll ege n Herm an Sam uel Tay C . L . Jo es Cla rence Bertra nd Thom p son Ha rvard College Mint urn de S uzzara Verdi Harvard Coll ege Lawrence Grant White Harvard Col lege Pa ul D u dley Wh ite Harvard College Edward Wigglesworth Harvard College Will iam Hulbert Barrow Matthews Lawrence Arnold Gale Miller Buckley Theodore Rogers Treadwell Normal School Julian Tyng Matthews

I N T H E LA W R E NC E S C I E NT I FI C S C H OO L

Edric Brooks S m ith Eveleth

GRADUATE FELLOWSHIPS AND SCHOLARSHIPS

IN T HE GRA D UAT E S CH OO L O F A RT S A ND S C I E NC E S

1907-08 S CH O LA R S H I PS

Samuel Hymen H u rwitz Un ivers ity Aaron Pruss ian Ricardo Pri ze

1908-09 FE LLOW S H I PS

R udolph Al t rocchi John Harvard

S CH O LA R S H I PS

Joseph Stancl iff e Davis Ricardo Pr ize D unham Jackson Shattuck Jacob Loe w e nbe rg Unive rs ity

Leslie Owen Long Geo rge W . Dillaway Charles Sherwood Ricker Univers ity

44 HONORABLE MENTION

GRA D U AT E FE L LO W S H I PS AND S CH O LA R S H I PS ( c onti nue d )

I N TH E GRA D U AT E S CH OO L O F A PP LI E D S C I E NC E

1907-08 S CH OLA R S H I PS

Frank Joseph Tuck Edward Dyer Peters

1908-09 S CH O LA R S H I PS

William Patr ick Callahan Austin Warren Wiley Cole Joseph Eveleth Rhodes Robertson Hilton Ran som Evarts Somers Edward Dyer Peters

I N T H E GRA D U AT E S C H OO L O F B U S I NE S S A D M I NI S TRAT I O N

1908-09 S CH OLA R S H I PS

Allen Whitehill Hinkel Universi ty Pierre William Sax ton University Marcu s B oruck Whitney Univer sity

SCHOLARSHIPS IN THE PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS

1908-09 IN T HE LAW S CH OO L

Hugh Richard Franci s Richard Matthews Hall et Robert Edwin McMath

HONORABLE MENTION

1907 1

Van Wyck Brooks E ngli sh Literature and Eng lish Composition O smond Kessler Fraenkel Mathematics

ll Honorable m e nt ion aboli sh e d aft e r 1907.

45 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

H O NO R A B L E M E NT I O N ( conti nue d )

Morris Fra nk Chemis t ry George Howe Fine Arts

J os n nom s m s acob J eph Kapla Eco ic , Che i try

n s o E o Cla ude Hai es Ketchum Hi t ry , c nomi cs Frederic Rhi nelander King Hi sto ry Alain Le Roy Locke Philosophy Willia m Chester Lord Chemi stry Robert Edwin McMath Econ omics ’ John Boyle O Hare Econom ics

n s m s r Ra dolph Norri Shreve Che i t y , thrice

Em s Lothar il Weber Chemi try , thrice

Lawrence Grant White Fine Arts . twic e

COMMENCEMENT PARTS

D I S Q U I S IT I O N S

Harold Vi nce nt Amberg William Jacob Mack George Joseph Anderson Robert Edwi n McMath ’ Alvin Ess Block J ames Patrick O Hare Spencer Ervin Edward Levis Prizer Fr e deric Giraud Foster Walter Joseph Schloss Howard Lincol n Hassler Clarence Edward Shaw Charl e s Vernon Imlay Mintur n de S uzzara Verdi Cla ud e Hai nes Ketchum La wrence Gra nt Whi te Frederic Rhi ne la nder King

O n a S ubj e ct or R e l at e d S ubj e cts

m s E a d Ja e dwin G r ner , Jr .

D I S S E R TAT I O N S

For E x c e ll e nc e T h roughout t he E nti re C ours e

Warren Wiley Cole Robert T andl er Mack ’ O smond Kessler Fraenkel John Boyle O Hare Jacob Joseph Kaplan

46 OOMMENCEMENT PAR TS

CO MM E NC E M ENT PA R TS ( c onti nue d )

For E x c e ll e nc e T h roughout t h e E nti re C ours e andfor H onors in a S p e ci al S ub j e ct

Alain LeR oy Locke Lothar Emil Webe r

O n a S ubj e ct or R e l at e d S ub j e ct s

Samuel Hym en Hu rwitz Edward Brewster Sheldon

O RAT I O N S

For E x c e ll e nce T h roughout t he E nti re C ours e

Randolph Norris Shreve

D I S Q U I S IT I O N S

George Biddle George Al bert McKay E dward Samp son Blagden Austin Blake Mas on Carlton Thayer Brodr ick Sam uel Al fred Browne Mercer Will iam Hayes Cunningham Lawrence Arnold Gale Mill er Philip Wa shbu rn Davi s George Richards Minot Thax ter Eaton Henry William Nieman Edwi n William Friend James Gregory Pee de Raymond Batchelder Goodell Wil liam Lyman Philli p s Kenneth Boehner Hawkin s Chester Cou ch Pope Naboth Hedin E dward Goodwin Reed Henry Hur wi tz Gor don Arthur Smith

E . s E m un John dward Keefe , Jr Morri d d Spear Hervey Well man King Alex ander Strauss Al fred Booth Kuttner Harold Orne Well man Frederick Dwight Lowrey John Hall Wheelock JohnMax w ell St ow ell McD onal dPa u l D u dl ey White

O n a S ubj e ct or R e l at e d S ubj e ct s

s A s Charle lmy , Jr . E dward Rieman Lewi Harley Harri s Bartlett Leslie Owen Long Arthu r Stanley Browne Samu el Eli ot Mori son Carlisle Whitney Burton Berthold Michael Nus sbaum Ernest D u nbar Clark Edward Motley Pickm an 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

CO M M ENC EM ENT PA RTS ( cont l nue d)

John R uss e ll Cole Abraham Ed w ard Pinanski Bradley D e w e y Henry Rob in son Shiphe rd George L u ther Foote Ed m und Ware Si nnott Pa ul N Garla nd Dayton O rla ndo Slater George A u g ust us Geiger Cla re nce Be rtra nd Thompson Truman Ke ll a Gibson Joh n Norri sh Thorn e Harold Ma s on G ood w i n Joh n L e slie Warren John Cli ff ord Gray George Frankli n Wat e rs Robert Mann Johnson Philip Balch We l d Charles Bhind Joy Noel Tappan Well m an

D I S S E RTATI O N S

O n a S ubj e ct or R e l at e dS ubj e ct s

Ralph Ma u rice Co rson Jacob Loe w e nb e rg Thomas Cha rles Desmond Arth u r El i Monroe Leonard Alli son Doggett Ray Dicki nson M urphy Arth u r John son Eames William John Nagle ’ Philip Libby Eaton John Gilm a n D Arcy Pa ul David C am pb e ll E ipper Ha rold Birds all Platt Isaac Blair Evan s Seward H um e Rathb un Oliver Whitcomb Hartwell Pierre William Sa x ton

E u n s . Herbert man el Joh son Charles Loui Seeger , Jr Alfred Vi ncent Kidder Reginald Lindsay Sweet Frederick Livesey Stuart Thoms on

O RAT I O N S O n a S ubj e ct or R e l at e d S ubj e ct s

' Joseph St ancl ifie Davis Dwight Nels on Robinson Dunham Jacks on

48 THE PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS

MEN WHO ENTERED THE GRAD UATE AND PR O

FESSIONAL SCHOOLS

Graduat e School of Art s andSciences

’ Rudolph Al t rocchi 07 Arunah Shepard son Abell Brady Carlton Thayer B rodr ick Gr innell B ur t Howa r d Pierson B u rt John Baya r d Chevalier

’ Joseph St ancl iff e Davi s 08

’ Frederic Stu art Dean 07 Laur ence Paine Dodge Arthur Johnson E am es Trevor Wiliam Eger Benjamin Stu rtevant Foss O sm ond Kessler Fr aenkel

’ Williston Merrick Ford O8 Ham ilton Hadden ’07

’ Th urm an Los Hood 08

’ Samu el Hymen Hu rwitz 07 ’ D unham Jackson 08 Robert F u lton Kim ball Hervey Wellman King Alfred Booth Ku ttner Jacob Loew enb e rg Leslie Owen Long John Max well Stowell McD onal d Herbert E u gene Merwi n

x 2d George Mi ter , Samu el Eliot Mori son ’ John Boyle O Hare Edward Motley Pickman ’O8 ’ Samu el Powel 07 Seward Hume Rathbun Charles Sherwood Ricker Emile Raymond Riegel

49

THE PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS

P R O FE S S I O NA L S CH OO L S ( conti nue d )

’ Ma son Thacher Rogers 08 Lyford Rom e ’07

s m Charle Willia Short , Jr . Edric Brooks Smith Ran som Evarts Somers ’ ’ Frank Joseph Tuck 07- O8

Graduat e School of Business Administration

Allen Whitehill Hink el Guy Horton Hunt Henderson Inches Ma ur ice Jos eph Lane Pier re Wil liam Sax ton Cushing Top p an Marcu s Boru ck Wh itney Pau l Woodm an

Divini ty School

’ Charles Bhind Joy 08

Law School Horatio Alden Harold Vincent Amberg ’07 Jay Rogers Benton George Biddle Farnham Bi shop Alvin Ess Block George Ward Boland Dwight Still man Brigham John Henry Broderick Grinnell B urt Howard Pierson B ur t ’ Ernest Westervelt Carman 07 Philip Barrett Cart er n k ’07 Francis He ry Ga s in , Jr . Frankli n Miles Cohen

51 R 190 — LA HA VARD , 8 C SS REPORT

P R O FE S S I O NA L S C H OO LS ( conti nue d )

George I saac Cohen

’ Alex ander Barr Coms tock 07 Guy Emers on Spencer Ervin ’07 Ralph Seward Fickett William Van Brunt Findley Sidney Web ster Fish Hugh Richard Francis Frederick Theodore Frelinghuysen Geo rge Sym onds Fuller

s n Jame Edwin Gard er , Jr . Davi d Golds tein

Gol e r s y , Ralph Jame de Raymond Batchelder Goodel l Benjamin Henry Gordon ’O7 Horace Green Gregory Williams Grover John Alex ander Hadden Richard Matthews Hal let Howard L incoln Hassler Kenneth Boehner Hawkins H orace H u nn Hemingway Sa m uel Josiah Horvi tz ’ Kenneth Howes 07 Henry H u rwitz ’ Charles Vernon Imlay 07 Archibald Leopold Jackson Robe rt Ma nn John son M ars hall Gray Jones ’ J ac ob Jose ph Kaplan 07 H e rvey We llma n King

am nr n Willi He y Ki g , Jr . ’ Ed w ard Riema n Le wi s 07 G ab ri e l I saac Lewi s Robe rt T andler Mack William Ja cob Mack Robe rt Edwin McMath

52 THE PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS

P R O FE S S I O NA L S C H OO L S ( c ont i nue d )

s s n . Jo eph Thru ton Ma ning , Jr Dodge Leroy Marks John Bigelow Marsh Herman Arthur Mintz Benj amin Moore Welles Van Ness Moot ’ Thom as Charles O B rien E dwin Van Bl arcom Parke ’ ’ Ru ssell Glidden Partridge 07 08 Donald Merrill Payson David Adam Pf romm Abr aham E dward Pinanski Harold Birdsall Platt Wallace Vincent Plu mmer

s . John Richard on , Jr ’ Eliot Ha rlow Robinson 07 William Eusti s Russell John E ndicott Searle Alfred Arthu r Silton Edward Mandel l Stone Eugene Bonn Strassburger Kenneth Brooke Town send Mintu rn de Sussara Verdi Guy Oliver Wal ser Gordon Ware John Leslie Warren Mackey Wells Marshall Shoem aker Winpenny Oliver Aldrich Wyman

Medi cal School Donald Vinton Baker Richard Dana Bell

w i . Ge orge Hay ard B nney , Jr Freder ick Charles Bradford John George Breslin u Jacob Baldwin Br ce , Jr .

53 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

P RO FE S S I O N A L S C H OO L S ( cont l nue d)

Fergus Almy Butler Carl Rodney Coms tock Wal t e r Clarence Feeley Philip Joseph Finnegan Morris Frank Jacob Victor Greenebaum Peter Lyons Harvie James Tilley Houghton Don Jerome Knowlton Caro Wolf Lippman ’07 ’08 Ge orge Richards Minot Ashley Baker Morrill ’ James Patrick O Hare Edward Levis Priz er André Will iam Reggio ’ ’ Henry Ashton Robins on O7 08

O i s s rv lle Forre t Roger , Jr . i l i T ’07 ’08 Will am Frank n emple , Jr . Conrad Wesselhoeft Rae Wygant Wh idden Paul Dudley Wh ite

54 A T H LE T I C R E C O R D S

BOATING— University Event s

The fol lowing 1908 men wer e officers of the University Boat Club

’ . C R D N J R . Ca tain 07 J RI HA SO , p , ’ H E Mana er 07 K . OW S , g ,

E ' F R E S H MA N Y A R , o4

Uni ersi Ra — Ca i e Ma 27 1905 v ty ce mbr dg , y ,

L CE. 1. Cornell 2. a . 10 n s DUA RA . Harv rd Time , mi ute

- 9 15 seconds . ’

— R R D RE Bow . 06 2 . . HA VA C W , L Burchard , ; , R M Tappan , ’ 07 3 . . i 4 . . s 5 . ; , P W Fl nt , , F R Plea anton , , C ’ ’ E s n 05 6 . l 06 ca tain 7 . Law o , ; , O D . Fi ley , , p ; , George , ’ ’ 05 ox swain. O . . 06 stroke A . . s c N Shepard , , ; E Cha e , ,

ni ersit R ace— New Lon on J ne 29 1905 U v y d , u ,

L CE 1 2 . 22 mi u s DUA RA . . Yale . Harvard . Time , n te

33 12 seconds . ’

— R R D RE B ow . 06 2 . . HA VA C W , L Burchard , ; , R M Tappan , ’ ’ 07 3 n L 4 A 06 5 . . . S .S . . . ; , P W Fli t , . , D Newhall , ; , C ’ 2dB . O . . a s 05 6 . 07 7 . . L w on ; , R L . Bacon , ; , T G Meier , , ; D ’ 06 strok a tain A . E s O5 cox swain. Filley , , e, c p ; . Cha e , ,

r - a — L n on e 29 1905 Uni ve sity Four O r New o d , J un ,

L CE 1 2 11 n s 22 a . . . DUA RA . . Harv rd Yale Time , mi ute seconds . ’

— R RD R E B ow . 07 2 E. HA VA C W , E Farley , , George , ’ ca t in 3 A 6 06 stroke . . a . . 0 . . p ; , G Gill , ; W W Corlett , . ; J R ’ 06 cox swain. Montgomery , , 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

M R ' S O P H O O R E YEA , 05

U i si Ra e — Ca i e Ma 25 1906 n ver ty c mbr dg , y ,

L CE. 1. l . 2. . m 10 i DUA RA Cornel Harvard Ti e , m nute s

- 43 3 5 seconds .

’ ’ R R D R E — Bow . . n 06 2 s 08 HA VA C W , P W Fli t , , S . W . Fi h , ; ’ 3 . . 07 4 . . ss 08 5 r , R M Tappan , ; , G G Gla . ; , J . Richa d ’ ’ on . 08 6 07 7 A 6 s . . . . 0 O . . , Jr ; , R L Bacon , ; , D Newhall , ; D ’ 06 s t oke ca tain . . 09 ox swain Filley , , r , p ; F M Blagden . , c .

s a e— New Lo on ne 28 1906 Uni ver ity R c nd , Ju ,

L CE. 1. r . 2. . 23 u s 10 DUA RA Ha vard Yale Time , min te seconds . ’ R R D RE — Bow . . 07 2 is HA VA C W , R M Tappan , ; , S . W . F h , ’ ’ ’ 08 3 J r . 08 4 . . ss 08 5 i ; , C . Morgan , , ; , G G Gla , ; , J . R chard ’ ’ s n 08 6 07 A N l o . . . . . 06 O . . , Jr ; . R L Bacon , , D ewhal , ; D ’ 06 s troke a tain . . 09 ox swain. Filley , , , c p ; F M Blagden , , c

e sit F -Oar— New Lo on e 28 1906 Uni v r y our nd , Jun ,

L E DUA RAC . 1. Yale . 2. Harvard . Time . 11 minutes

463 5 seconds .

’ R RD RE — Bow A . . Gill 06 ca tain 2 . . HA VA C W , G , , p ; , S B ’ ’ ’ 07 3 E m s 07 . . 08 st oke Swaim , ; N . F . m on , ; G G Ball , . r ;

A n 0 x in . . 8 co swa . R V r old , ,

a — a Se e 8 1906 Internati on al R ce Engl nd , pt mber ,

1 m 2 19 i e s 8 se s . . Ca bridge . . Harvard . Time , m nut cond

’ R R D R E — Bow . . 07 2 . . s HA VA C W , R M Tappan , ; , S W Fi h , ’ ’ ’ 08 3 n 06 4 . M J r . 08 5 . r ; , P . W . Fli t , ; , C organ , , ; . J Richa d ’ ’ son 08 6 07 7 . A . N l 06 O . . . Jr ; , R . L . Bacon , ; , D ewhal , ; D

’ ’ e 06 s t roke a tain . n. 09 c x s wai n. Fill y , , , c p ; F . M Blagde , o

J N ‘ U I O R Y EA R , 06

U i si R e — Ca ri e Ma 11 1907 n ver ty ac mb dg , y ,

L C E 2 9 u 1 u . . tes DUA RA . . Col mbia . Harvard Time , min

6seconds .

56 ATHLETICS BOATING

J U N I O R YEA R ( conti nue d )

’ ’ R RD RE — B w r 07 2 o . u . s 08 HA VA C W , L B chard , ; , S W . Fi h , ; ’ ’ 3 . . k 09 4 . . 07 5 . i s , R M Faul ner , ; , R L Bacon , ; , J R chard on , ’ ’ ’ J r . 08 6 . . ss 08 7 A 08 . , ; , G G Gla , ; , H . V . mberg , ; R M . ’ ’ n 07 stroke . 09 i . cox sw n. Tappa , , ; F M Blagden , , a

ni ersit ce — thaca M 0 10 U v y Ra I , ay 3 , 9 7

L E 1 C . . . 2 11 DUA RA Cornell . Harvard . Time , minutes

2 12 seconds .

’

— R RD RE B ow . 07 2 . s HA VA C W , R M . Tappan , ; , S W . Fi h , ’ ’ ’ 08 3 . . u 09 4 . . n 09 5 . . ; , R M Fa lkner , ; , L K Lu t , ; , W R ’ ’ S 09 6 . . 07 7 . s J r . everance , ; , R L Bacon , ; , J Richard on , , ’ ’ ’ 08 r 07 stroke . . 09 cox swain. ; E . Fa ley , , ; F M Blagden , ,

it R ace — New Lon on J ne 27 1907 U niv e rs y d , u ,

L CE. 1 . 2. . 21 s 10 DUA RA . Yale Harvard Time , minute seconds . ’

— R RD RE Bow . . an 07 2 . . s HA VA C W , R M Tapp , , S W Fi h , ’ ’ ’ 08 3 aul k O9 4 . . 09 5 . . ; , R . M . F ner , ; , L K Lunt , ; , W R ’ ’ r 09 6 . . O7 ca tain 7 . s n S eve ance , ; , R L Bacon , , p ; , J Richard o , ’ ’ 09 cox swain. r 08 . 07 stroke . . J ., ; E Farley, , ; F M Blagden , ’ ,

U ni ersit Fo r-Oar— New Lon on J ne 28 1907 v y u d , u ,

L CE 1 2 . m 12 i s 33 DUA RA . . Yale . . Harvard Ti e , m nute seconds . ’ ’ R RD RE — B w s 08 2 . . 07 HA VA C W o , C . Wiggin , ; , S B Swaim , ; ’ ’ k . Ar 3 r 07 . . 08 stro e . , L . Bu chard , ; G G Bacon , , ; R V nold , ’ 08 cox swain. ,

N ’ S E I O R YEA R , 07

ni — Ann li s A ri 22 1908 U versity Race apo , p l ,

AL CE 10 s 31s nds . 2. 1 . DU RA . . Harvard Time , minute eco

An . m 10 i 33 s s . napoli s Ti e , m nutes econd ’ R RD RE — B w . u n 09 2 . . s HA VA C W o , R . M Fa lk er , ; S W Fi h ” ’ 08 3 09 4 . . 09 5 . E. ; , W . R . Severance , ; , L K Lunt , ; , J

57

ATHLETICS BOATING

NINETEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHT CLASS CREW

' -' FR E S H MA N Y EA R , 04 os

. NS Ca tain. C WIGGI , p A M na Ma . G . . S ITH , ge r

ES Assistant Mana e . K . HOW , g r

C ass R aces— M 1 1905 l ay 9, 1 N . ineteen Hundred and Eight ; 2 . Nineteen Hundr ed and

Seven ; 3. Nineteen Hu ndred andSix ; 4. Nineteen Hundred

m 9 u s 21 n and Five . Ti e , min te seco ds .

NE EEN N DRED AN D RE — B w i NI T HU EIGHT C W o , C . W ggins ;

2 . . 3 . A . s 4 . s J r . 5 , G G Ball ; , S Fahne tock ; , J Richard on , ; ,

. . n J r . 6 . . s 7 A S D Warre , ; , S W Fi h ; , H . V . mberg ; C . Mor

r . stroke . . A n cox swain gan , J , ; R V r old , .

Am eri can Hen e Phi a e i a Ma 2 10 l y, l d lph , y 7, 9 5

’ JUN IOR EIGHTS : Harvard 1908 ; U . of P . 1908 ; Vesper s

2d i a a u . 1. 1908. m Crew ; Philadelph B rge Cl b Harvard Ti e ,

6minutes 40seconds .

NE EEN NDRED AN D RE — B w ins NI T HU E IGHT C W o , C . Wigg ;

2 . . s J r . 3 . A . s 4 . s , C L De pard , ; , S Fahne tock ; , J Richard on ,

J r . 5 . r n J r . 6 . . s 7 . . Am . ; , S D . War e , ; , S W Fi h ; , H V berg ; C

M r . stroke . A cox swain. organ , J , ; R V . rnold ,

— on n n 2 1905 1908 vs . Y ale 1908 New L do , J u e 9,

1. 2 9 u s 59 s s . Harvard . . Yale . Time , min te econd

NE EEN NDRED AN RE — B s NI T HU D EIGHT C W ow, C . Wiggin ;

2 . r 3 . A hn s 4 . s s J . . , C L . De pard , ; , S Fa e tock ; , J Richard on ,

J r . 5 . . n J r . 6 . . s 7 . . A ; , S D Warre , ; , S W Fi h ; , H V mberg ;

. r . stroke . . A cox swain. C Morgan , J , ; R V rnold ,

P M ’ S O H O O R E Y EA R , 05

C ass Races— Ma 18 1906 l y ,

1 n n n . Ni eteen H undred andNine ; 2. Nineteen H u dr ed a d

Six 3 i e and 4. r ; , N net en Hundred Seven ; Nineteen Hund ed

9 u s 45 s s . and Eight . Time , min te econd

59 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

S O P H O MO R E YEA R (c onti nue d )

NE EEN N DRED AND E RE — Bow NI T HU IGHT C W , A. B . Com

fia ivia r 3 E 4 s 2 . O t J . . . . . tock ; , J V . , ; , V Parke ; , H W Hyde ;

5 . ton J r. 6 . . s J r. a tain 7 . , C . E Til , ; , C L De pard , , c p ; , J . S

A s st oke . . o cox swai n Whitney ; . B . Ma on , r ; E W Dutt n , .

’ -' J U NI O R Y EA R , 06 O7

Ra s— Ma 1 1907 Class ce y 7,

1. Nineteen Hundred and Ten ; 2. Nineteen Hundr ed and

Nine ; 3. Ninet een Hu ndred and Eight ; 4. Ninete en Hundre d

9 u s 23 s s . and Seven . Time , min te econd

N NE EEN NDRED AN D E RE — B w A I T HU IGHT C W o , . B . Com s 2 . . n 3 . . n J r. 4 . . tock ; , S E He ry ; , L B Hardi g , ; , H W Hyde ;

5 E J r . 6 . . s J r. a tai n 7 . . , C . . Tilton , ; , C L De pard . , c p ; , J S

n st oke . . ox swain. Whit ey ; G . G . Ball , r :M B Whitney , c

R ’ S E N I O R YEA , 07

Race s— Ma 16 1908 Class y ,

1. Nineteen Hundred and Ten ; 2. Nineteen Hundred and

Eleven ; 3. Nineteen Hundred and Eight ; 4. Ninete en Hun

. m 11 u s 1s . dred and Nine Ti e , min te econd

N NE EEN NDRED AND E RE — B A I T HU IGHT C W ow, . B . Com

s 2 . . s J r. 3 . l r 4 Ed tock ; , C L De pard , ; , J Lowel , J . ; , Paul

s 5 . . J r 6 . . H ca tain 7 H ward ; , S D Warren , . ; , H W yde , p ; , .

. A . . l s t oke E. u t x swain V mberg ; G G Ba l , r ; W . D t on , co .

FOOTBALL— Uni ve rsity Events

The following 1908 men we re oiii ce rs Univers ity Football As s ociation ’ R KER a tain 07 B . PA , C p , ’ U C ER Ma 07 . na e r P E . D T H , g ,

F S M ’ R E H A N Y EA R , 04

S u m m ary of Gam e s

O ct 1 m . vs . , Harvard Willia s . 5 Bowdoin ,

60 ATHLETICS — FOOTBALL

FR E S H MA N Y EA R (conti nue d )

O ct . 8 U , Harvard VS . . of Maine ,

12 s Bate ,

15 s n We t Poi t , 22 s I s Carli le ndian ,

29 U P. . of ,

NOV . 5 m u Dart o th ,

12 ss Holy Cro , 19 Yale ,

’ — R RD LE EN C . . n 05 s HA VA E V W Ra dall , , W . C . Matthew , ’ ’ ’ ’ 05 . . u 04 O . . 06 . . 06 , F S Pr yn , , D Filley , , H H Whitman , , ’ ’ Le l .t 08 . McFadon 06 ; K . F . Brill , .; B . Parker , , D , , ’ ’ fi ’ 7 06 l . a ns J r . 06 . Gunni 0 F . H . White , , g.; J . P rki on , , , J , , ’ ’ ’ . 08 c. . . s 06 . . 06 r . . B Parker , , ; B H Squire , , F H White , , g ; ’ ’ ’ 0 . A 05 . u s 06 r .t . O s 5 . R . H . ve on , , R Derby , , B H Sq ire , , ; ’ 1L n m J r . 06 r e . . L . H . Leary , ., J . M . Mo tgo ery , , , ; H D Ker ’ 08 . . s .b . . . nan , D . P . Starr , , S H Noye , q ; R E ’ ’ ’ O6 . . s 06 . . r 05 ca Sperry , , J D Nichol , , D J Hu ley , , p ’ tai n . . . N sm 06 . O . , J W . Wendell , F H e ith , , P ’ s 05 .b . Mill , , f

P M R ’ S O H O O R E YEA , 05

S um m ary of Gam e s

. 30 vs. l i s 12 0 Sept , Harvard Wil am , to

Oct . 4 16 0 Bowdoin ,

7 U . of Maine 22 0

3 11 s 34 0 Bate , 14 fi 12 0 i . Spr ng eld T . S ,

21 s n 6 0 We t Poi t , 28 10 0 Brown , N 4- OV . 4 s 23 1r Carli le , e 11 6 1t U . of P., s 18 6 a Dartmouth , 25 0 co Yale ,

R RD LE EN — L a 2L. l .o HA VA E V . H . Le ry , , K Brill , ’ ’ r . 06 l t . . . 09 . J . M . Montgomery , J , , ; F H Burr , , W

61 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

S O PH O MO R E Y EA R ( conti nue d )

’ ’ ’ i 08 l . . . k 08 . . n 08 Pe rce , , g ; B Par er , H B Bar ey , , F . H . ’ ’ 06 c. . E. Ke rsb ur 07 r. . . . es 06 White , , ; H g, , g ; B H Squir , ,

2L r t . . 2L D . W . Knowlton , ., . ; D W . Knowlton , ., J . F . Mac ’ ’ n n 1L. r . 08 . . e . . . t 08 M. Do ald , , H R S yder , , ; D P S arr , , L . ’ ’ ’ 08 b . . r 07 N . st J . . . N s 06 ewhall , , q ; H Fo er , , , J D ichol , , ’ n 08 . 1M ca J . W . We dell , , D J . Hurley , ., p ’ ’ tai n . 06 . 06 . . kw , W . Z Carr , , R F . Guild , , P C Loc ood, ’ 0 . 7, f b .

J ' U N I O R Y EA R , 06

S um m ary of Gam e s

. 29 H vs . s Sept , arvard William , Oct 3 Bowdoin , 6 U . of Maine ,

10 s Bate ,

13 Amh ers t A . C ..

20 n fi S . Spri g eld T . ,

27 s We t Point , Nov 3 w . Bro n ,

10 is Carl le , 17 Dartmouth , 24 Yale ,

’ R AR D ELE EN— J . . MacDonal d 08 HA V V F , , V . P . ’ ’ ’ l t H 9 l . 09 Le . . Os 07 . . . . 0 . . , ; C G borne , , ; F Burr , , g ; B Par ’ ’ ’ ker 08 . s 07 c. . E. Kersb ur 07 r. . . , S Fra er , , ; H g, , g ; W ’ ’0 i 08 r .t . . 08 . M . O rr 8 r .e . M. . Pe rce . , ; D . P Starr , , G , , ; L ’ ’ 0 r 07 ca tain . E. N 8 .b . H . s J . ewhall , , q ; Fo ter , , , p , C ’ ’ Li O8 l O8 .b . ncoln , , J . W . Wende l , , f

' S E N I O R Y EA R , 07

S um m ary of Gam e s

O ct 2 in . , Harvard V s . Bowdo , 5 U i . of Ma ne ,

9 s Bate , 12 ia s Will m ,

62 ATHLETICS — FOOTBALL

“ S E N I O R Y EA R (c onti nue d )

Oct . 19 vs . A n s , Harvard n apoli , 6 0 26 fi Spring eld T . S . 9 5

NOV . 2 Brown 6 5

9 s Carli le , 15 23

16 u Dartmo th , 0 22 23 Yale , 0 12

’

— HAB V AR D LEV EN D . . O8 E P Starr , , G . G . Browne , ’ ’ ’ F . 09 l .t . r 08 . r . ca tain . 09 l . . H Bu r , ; B Parke , , p ; S Hoar , , g ; ’ ’ . 08 c. . 08 r . . . is J r . 10 P Grant , , ; W Peirce , , g ; H F h , , , H . ’ ’ ’ I s 08 r .t . . . MacD onal d 08 r .e . N l O8 nche , , ; J F , , ; M . L . ewha l , , ’ ’ .b . . . 08 08 q ; J W Wendell , , J . H . Rand , , P . C . Lock ’08 * C A n ’08 b . wood , , . pollo io , , f.

NINETEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHT MEN ON THE SECOND FOOTBALL ELEV EN

. . A A J r. . . . C L ppleton , H . S . Blair , . Brock , , L H Butt , J fi’n m n . Ga e . deK . . . . . J y , G Gilder , H M Gil ore , J V Gree ebaum ,

. J r . . . . . l A . . s L B . Harding , , S R Harlow , D T Kel y , B Ma on , ’ O Hare . . l . . . B . Moore , J . B . , C C Pe l , D Plumb , C W Short ,

J r . s . . s . , D . B . Some , B T Stephen on , Jr

NINETEEN HUND RED AND EIGHT CLASS FOOTBALL

’ FR E S H MA N Y EA R , 04

ERBY t i Ca a n. J . L . D , p

EL Mana er . S . POW , g

EL Assistant Mana e . W . BIG OW , g r

S um m ary of Gam e s

’ Get . 8 1908 vs . . s , St Mark ,

15 Ex eter , 22 A ndover ,

27 s Dorche ter High ,

s A Worce ter cademy ,

s A Cu hing cademy , 1908 Yale ,

63 1908 HAR VARD , CLASS REPORT

FR E S H MA N YEA R (cont lnue d)

Class Champion shi p

’ ’ ’ ’ 05 vs . 06 20to 0 05 vs . 07 15 t o 0 ’07 ’08 5 to 0

’ 05 w on the Champions hip .

NE EEN NDRED AN D EIGH T E M — H G. . . NI T HU T A G Bacon ,

e t.e . . . l .t . . . l Hadd n , ; C C Pell , ; H B Barney , P . Boyer , .g. ; P .

n c . r . . . . n s r t Gra t , . ; G . S Talbot , g ; S D Warre , S . W . Fi h , . .;

r .e . . . .b . . . de K G . G . Ball . ; M L Newhall , q ; J . L Derby , G . ’ . s C A o Gilder , C . E Lincoln . D . B . Some , . poll nio , f.b .

M ' S O PH O O R E Y EA R , 05

Class Champi on shi p

’ 6 ’07 ’ ’ 0 vs . 5 to 0 06 vs . 09 6 to 5 ’08 ’09 O to 6 ’ 06 won the Champion ship .

N NE EEN IIUN DRED AN D E M — M . l .e . I T EIGHT T A . de S Verdi , ;

A . McC . as u l .t . is l . E. u i c. . . W hb rn , ; Harr , g ; W . B rd tt , ; G P

u r . . n J r . r .t . . . is r .e . . . T bby , g ; J . H . Ra d , , ; H R Franc , ; G S

.b . u Hask . Taylor , q ; H . C . Knobla ch , P . C . ell , G

. J r. N. . k .b . H Mackay , , R Clar , f

J ’ U N I O R Y EA R , 06

Class Champions hip

. ’ ’ ’ ’ O7 vs . 09 11to o 07 vs . 08 18 to o

’ 07 won the Championship .

N NE EEN N DRED AN D E E M — M . . i i s l .e . I T HU IGHT T A B G dd ng , ;

. . ir A A l .t l . E R us H S Bla , . F . rnold , .; J . R . White , g .; W . . s l c. r l r t . E s r.e . . el , ; G . P . Tubby , .g.; C . C . Pe l , . .; P dward , ; P

. sk l .b . . s J r. H . . E. C Ha e l , q ; S Bowle , , C Knoblauch ,

Zachrit z . s .b . F . , G F . Water , f

64 ATHLETICS BASEBALL

' -' S E N I O R Y EA R , o7 os

Cl ass Championship ’ ’ 08 VS . 09 17 to 0 ’08 ’10 0to 0 ’ 10won the Championship .

NE EEN NDRED AN D E E M — M . in s H . NI T HU IGHT T A . B Gidd g ,

. s t.e . l t ss l R Franci , ; C . C . Pell , D . R . Leland , . W . E . Ru el , ’ l . . . . . un s c. . . O Hare r . . N. g ; G Burt , J D Po d , ; J B , g ; R, Clark ,

s . . u r .t . l k r e . G . F . Water , H P B rt , .; G G . Ba l , E . V . Par e , . ;

. . s .b . . . s . . . P C Ha kell , q ; E N Fale , H C Knoblauch , S

s r . A . u r . . s .b . Bowle , J , C . B rrage , J , M T . Roger , f

BASEBALL— Uni versity Eve nts

The foll owing 1908 men were officers of the University Baseball Club ’ . E N RD Ca tain 07 C . R L O A , p , ’ . . R M Mana er 07 D S B IGHA , g ,

F M ’ R E S H A N YEA R , 04

S um m ary of Gam e s

A 5 Ha vs U pril , rvard . . of Vermont , 8 i n Tr nity (Con ),

12 r s Sy acu e , 15 i West Po nt ,

19 is i s Carl le Ind an ,

22 s William ,

25 Am h s er t , 27 a s B te , 29 Dartmouth , 1 An May dover , 3 Colby ,

8 ss Holy Cro , 11 Cornell , 13 P U . of ., 18 Brown ,

65

ATHLETICS BASEBALL

S O P H O MO R E YEA R (conti nue d )

16 vs . a H May , Harvard Laf yette , D 19 C Princeton , 23 GI Brown ,

I 26 Princeton O

‘ 29 x — E eter , I

I 2 U June Cornell , 6 O Brown ,

9 U . P. of , O 12 n Bowdoi , O K 15 r ss I - Holy C o I 21 J Yale , O 26 O Yale , O

’ ’ R R D NE— A VA E. P . ur O9 . . s 06 H NI C rier , , B K Stephen on , , ’ ’ ca tain c. A . . s 06 . . 07 p , ; L Ca tle , , G F Green , , p . F . H . Burr , ’ 1 ’ ’ 09 b . . McCal l 09 2b . . . 08 3b , ; H , , ; C R Leonard , , .; J . W . ’ ’ ’ m 09 . 9 s . 0 s .s . . s 08 r . Si on , , C W Harvey , , ; J D . Pound , f.; C . ’ ’ . 09 . . m n 06 . . s 08 c. . W Harvey , , R R Hell an , , J W Simon , , f ; ’ . . x J r . O7 l . W D De ter , , , f

‘ -’ J U N I O R Y EA R , 06 O7

S um m ary of Gam e s

A 8 vs U. of pril , Harvard Vermont , ( l 17 An s n apoli ,

18 An s napoli , 20 s We t Point , 27 a D rtmouth ,

29 U Of n . Mai e ,

1 Am s May her t ,

4 s s Holy Cro ,

8 s William , 11 Cornell ,

15 x r E ete , 18 Princeton , 22 A ndover , 25 Princeton

67 1908 HARVAR D , CLASS REPORT

J U N I O R Y EA R (conti nue d )

29 vs 0 1 May , Harvard . Brown , 3 1 0 June Cornell , 8 m 2 1 Colu bi a , 12 n 4 5 Bowdoi ,

15 ss 2 1 Holy Cro , 20 2 1 Yale , 25 Yale 6 14 29 Yale , 7 2

’ ’ H R R D NINE— E. u 09 07 c. N. K . A VA P . C rrier , , L . Howe , , ; ’ ’ ’ 09 . . 07 . O . t 08 . T . Hartford , , D C Brennan , , D Sla er , , p ; ’ ’ ’ s 09 1b . . McCal l 09 2b . . . 08 . Brigg , , ; H , , ; C R Leonard , , L ’ 08 3b . . s 09 s .s . . . x W . Pritchett , . J W Simon , ; W D De ter , ’ ’ r 07 a tain l . . . . 09 c. . E. T . 09 J ., , c p , f ; C W Harvey , , f ; Dana , , ’ s 08 r. . J . D . Pound , , i

R ' S E NI O R YEA , 07

S um m ary of Gam e s

A 11 U. pril , Harvard of Vermont ,

16 Bowdoin ,

18 Fordham ,

22 An s napoli ,

2 An s 3 napoli , 2 5 Georgetown ,

2 s 8 Bate ,

2 Ex 9 eter , 30 Maine ,

2 ss May Holy Cro ,

6 il s W liam ,

13 A s mher t , 16 Princeton , 19 u Dartmo th , 20 Andover , 23 n Pri ceton , 30 Brown , n 3 n Ju e Brow ,

68 ATHLETICS BASEBALL

S E N I O R Y EA R (cont i nue d )

6 vs . June , Harvard Dartmouth , 10 n Cor ell ,

13 ss Holy Cro , 18 Yale 23 Yale , 27 Yale

’ ’ — AR RD NINE E. . i 09 is 08 c. H VA P Curr er , , W . G . Carl le , , ; ’ ’ ’ . . Hi s 10 N. . 09 . A H di 09 S T ck , , K Hartford , , p F . . ar ng , , ’ ’ ’ . s 09 l 10 1b . McCall 09 T Brigg , , R . W . Hal , , ; H . , , F . W . ’ ’ ’ 08 2b . . . s 09 s .s . . 08 Kemble , , J W Simon , , ; C . R Leonard , , ’ ’ ca tain 3b . . . n n 10 . 09 l . . . . p , ; C L La iga , , E T . Dana , ; f ; C W ’ ’ 09 c. . . H . Ar s 10 r . Harvey , , f ; R on on , , f

NINETEEN HUND RED AND EIGHT MEN ON THE SECOND NINE

. A . h s k L . W . Barta , J . R . Benton , W . M . Bird , S Fa ne toc ,

E J r . . . i . . J . . Keefe , , R S Lover ng , G Ware

NINETEEN HUND RED AND EIGHT CLASS NINE

’ FR E S H MA N Y EA R , 04

SC EL Ca tain. L . FI H , p

V AN NKLE Mana er. W . M . WI , g

E ER N N Assistant Mana e . A . F . H TH I GTO , g r

S um m ary of Gam e s

A 26 1908 vs . pril , Noble and Greenough ,

29 Cambridge Latin , 2 n May Volkman ,

x 4 Ro bury Latin , 6 Groton , k 9 Broo line High , ’ 11 s Stone , ’ 13 . k s St Mar ,

69 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

FR E S H MA N Y EA R (c onti nue d )

17 1908 vs . A May , ndover , 2 0 Pomfret , 22 1908 Brown , 24 M ilton , 27 1908 Yale , n 3 1908 Ju e Yale ,

Class Championshi p

’ ’ ’ ’ 05 vs . 06 8 to 4 05 vs . 08 ’ ’ 07 vs . 08 2 to 4

’ Series won by 05 ; won 2 ; lost 0.

— N NE EEN NDRED AN D E N NE C . E. i I T HU IGHT I L ncoln , p . J .

. l . L c. . s r . l b W Wendel , I . S . Broun , ; B T Stephen on , J , .; T . .

2b . . . s 3b . ar Smith , ; F R Thoma . L . W . Pritchett , G . W e ,

. . s l . . s . s c. . G F Water , t .; J . D Pound , L Fi chel , f .; H F .

McNeil . . t r . , R G Carpen er , f

’ S O PH O MO R E YEA R , 05

Class Championshi p

’ ’ ’ ’ 06 vs . 07 5 to 1 06 vs . 09 3 to 5 ’ ’ 08 vs . 09 l to 2 ’ Series won by 09 ; won 2 ; lost 0.

N NE EEN H NDR ED AN D NE— D . t . I T U EIGHT NI . O Sla er , p ;

in c. . t s l b . . a 2b . . R . S . Lover g , ; G . F Wa er , ; G W re , ; J W

3b . i t s .s . . . t s J r . l . . Wendell , . ; L W . Pr chett , ; B T S ephen on , , f ;

r i c . L . W . Barta , .t .; W . M . B rd , f

’ J U N I O R Y EA R , 06

Cl ass Chammonshi p

’ ’ ’ ’ 2 to 0 07 vs . 08 1to 11 08 vs . 09 ’ s 08 won 2 st 0. Serie won by ; , ; lo ,

NE E N DRE AN D N NE— D . O . at . NI T EN HU D EIGHT I Sl er , p

1 . m 2b . . E. is c. . t s b . . W . G . Carl le , ; G . F Wa er , ; T L S ith , ; J

K n 3 . . s .s . . a J r o b . eefe , ., J . R . Bent , ; L W Pritchett , ; G W re ,

. H . ir c. . . . s r . . l . M L Butt , t .; W . . B d . f ; M T Roger , f

70 ATH LETICS TRACK ATHLETICS

' S E N I O R YEA R , 07

Class Championshi p

’ ’ ’ ’ 08 vs . 10 3 to 5 09 vs . 10 8 to 9 ’ s 10 2 s 0. Serie won by ; won , ; lo t ,

— E EE NDRED AND E N NE E. . . NIN T N HU IGHT I S . Fuller , p R

1b . . J r . 2b . K . A . c. . . s . S . Lovering , ; G F Water , ; J E Keefe , , ;

ss 3b . . . Kavena h s .s . . . l . . . . Mo man , ; W E g , ; L W Barta , f ; W M

r c. . . . s r . Bi d , f ; M T Roger , f

TRACK ATHLETICS

The following 1908 m en were officers University Track Team ’ DGE Ca tain 07 L . P . DO , p , ’ M ER N Mana er 07 G . E SO , g ,

E ’ 4 FR E S H MA N Y A R , o

Uni versity Fall Handi cap Game s

311904 October ,

’ Wi nner s t im e

’ Event or di s tance 08 m e n place d

- l oo ar s ash 10s . 0. F . R o e rs J r. 4 ds . firs . y d d g , , y , t

ds . se on . - C . P . No e J r. 6 220yar d s d ash 235 . bl , , y , c d

9 ft . 6i n. M . W e s 1t t . rs . Pol e vault ll , , fi t

- r um 21 . 7 12 i n. O . R 2 ft h r . B oad j p ft i gby , , t i d

Cross Count ry Run

Tr r I l and N Y e 23 1904 ave s s , . ., Nov mber ,

R 1. CORNELL . 4. HA VARD w s a m e m e r of M . S . C rosby a b

t h e H arvard t e am .

B . A . A . Me et

Mechanics Hall B oston u 11 1905 , Febr ary ,

’ Winne r s ti m e ’ Eve nt or di s tance 08 m e n place d

- 45 ar s h ur e s no e n 0. F . R o e rs J r. h r . y d dl ( t g iv ) g , , t i d

71 1908 A HARVARD , CL SS REPORT

FR E S H MAN YEA R (c onti nue d )

19 08 T e am

M . C . H utch ins on

Cl as s R e l ay R ace s Won b y 1907 H . S . B l ai r

G. M . O rr

D . S . B ri gh am -m il R e 1a R ace w 2 e y E. B e cke r as a s ubs tit u te won b Y 8 19 w y ith Y al e H arvard t eam . - I R l ac l mi e e ay R e No 1908 m e n re p re se nte d .

WO “ b y U “ ° f P ‘ w ith U . or P .

Uni versity Handi cap Games

11905 May ,

’ Wi nne r s ti m e

’ Eve nt or di s tance 08 m e n place d

- - ds . rs l oo ar s ash 9 458 . . P . D o e 3 . y d d L d g , y , fi t

- 880 ar s run 2m . E. S . B a e n 15 ds . h r . y d l gd , y , t i d

- 220- ar s as h 22 2 53. . P . Do e 4 ds . rs . y d d L d g , y , fi t

- - 220 ar s h urdl e s 263 58 . 0. F . o e rs J r. 4 ds . rs . y d R g , , y , fi t

Int e r-Class Games

8 1905 May ,

WELLS C UP. Winner — CLAS S of 1906

’ Wi nne r s ti m e

’ Eve nt or dis tance 08 m e n plac e d

- 120- ar s h urdl e s 163 53 . 0. F o e rs J r. s e on . y d . R g , , c d

- - l oo ar s as h 10158 . P. Do e s e ond. y d d L d g , c

- 220- ar s dash 243 58 . P. D o e rs . y d L d g , fi t

0. F . R o e rs rs . g , fi t - - 220yard s h urdl e s 27 458 . S . B a r h r . H . l i , t i d

B roa um 21 . 7 12 i n. A S t rauss our h . d j p ft , f t

Harvard-Yale Dual Game s

Ne w H ave n 20 1905 , May ,

LE 65 1-6 ts R RD 38 5-6 ts YA , poin ; HA VA , poin

’ Wi nne r s ti me

’ Eve nt or d is tance 08 m e n place d

- - I OO ar s as h 9 453 . . P. Do e h r . y d d L d g , t i d

220- ar - s as h 212 5s . . P . D o e s e on . y d d L d g , c d

- - 220 ar s h urdl es 243 58 . 0. F . o e rs J r. h r . y d R g , , t i d ATHLETICS TRACK ATHLETICS

F R E S H MA N Y EA R (c onti nue d )

U ni versity Fie ld -Day Sport s

M a 23 1905 y , ’ Wi nne r s ti m e

’ Eve nt or di s tance 08 m e n p lace d

120- ar s ur e s 17s . B Mas n rs . y d h dl ? . o , fi t

- - 100 ar s as 103 58 . m C . S h w a rs . y d d h c b , fi t U T C . H as e rs . k ll , fi t

- - 440 ar s run 53 2 5s . Z B V an B run s e on . y d . t , c d U F B e e r h r d. ck , t i

- l m e run 4m . 455 . E F M e r J r. s e on . il . ill , , c d

- U 220 ar s h ur es 27 4- 5s . T P . Mar on h r . y d dl i , t i d

E S . C ros rs . by , fi t

N W . n h rd. K i g, t i

R S rau s s rs . t , fi t

“- T yng

’w ‘i ' B t z . Giddi ngs i ’ F W . S e w ar h r . t t , t i d

I nt ercollegiat e Meet

F r nklin Fi ldPhil adel hia 27 1905 a e , p May ,

RNELL 301-2 i s AR R D 201-2 CO won , po nt ; H VA , third ,

’ Wi nne r s ti me ’ Eve nt or di s tance 08 m e n place d

2 - ards sh 22 15 5 . L . P . D o e h r . 20y da dg , t i d

E ’ S O PH O MO R E Y A R , 05

University Fall Handi cap Game s

21 19 O ctober , 05

’ Wi nne r s ti m e ’ Eve nt or di s tance 08 m en place d

120- ar s h u r s 18s P . P . Mar on s ra h h r . y d dl e . i , c tc , t i d

L P . Do e s ra h rs . . dg , c tc , fi t - - 100yard s d ash 102 53 . ds . s e on . E. G. R ee 6y , i d , c d ‘ - 2m 4- M . B . V an B run 20 ds . h rd. 880yar d s ru n . 5 58 . t , y , t i

- 440 ar s run 54s . P . C . H as e s ra h h r . y d k ll , c tc , t i d

- 2 m e run 10m . 25s . M . S . C ros 40 ds . rs . il by , y , fi t

‘ - - 220 ar s h ur e s 28 155. A . B . Mas on s ra h h r . y d dl , c tc , t i d

ATHLETICS TRACK ATHLETICS

S O P H O MO R E YEA R (c onti nue d )

Uni v ersity Handi cap Games

A 13 1906 pril ,

’ Winne r s ti m e

’ Eve nt or di s tance 08 m en place d

- 120- ar s h ur e s 17 3 58 . J . F . McD onal d 5 ds . rs . y d dl , y , fi t

- ~ 100 ar s ash 102 5s . L . P . D o e s ra h rs . y d d dg , c tc , fi t

- - l m i l e run 4m . 3145 3. H . F . M e r J r. 10 ds . rs ill , , y , fi t .

2— m e run l 0m . 8s . M . S . C ros 10 ds . rs il by , y , fi t ,

- 220 ar s h u r e s 27 2 53. . F . R o e rs J r. s ra h h r . y d dl O g , , c tc , t i d

220- ar s ash 27 2 53. L . P . D o e s ra h rs . y d d dg , c tc , fi t

- 440 ar s run 52s . P. C . H as e 10 ds . s e on . y d k ll , y , c d

H h um 5 10in. R . N . S h re e 4i n. h r . i g j p ft . v , , t i d

B roa um 21 2 i n. A . Strauss 6i n h rd. d j p ft . , t i

Po e au 10 . 2 in E. B e e r 1ft . h r . l v lt ft . ck , , t i d

B . . S e h e ns on J r. s ra T t p , , c tch ,

S h ot p ut 43 ft . 5 i n. firs t .

W M B r 6ft . h r . . . i d , , t i d

Ham m e r h row 138 . H . M . G m ore 25 ft . s e on . t ft il , , c d

Int er-Class Game s

A 27 1906 pril ,

WELLS CUP . Winner— CLASS OF 1907

’ Wi nne r s ti m e

’ Event or di s tance 08 m e n p lace d

- 100 ar s ash 108 r P . D o e s e on . y d d . dg , c d l -m m e run 4m 28 45s . F . M e r J r . h r . il . ill , , t i d

- - ZOO ar s ur e s 22 45s . s F . R o e rs J r. h r . y d h dl g , , t i d

- - 200 ar s ash 2015s . r P . D o e rs . y d d dg , fi t

— - 2 m e run 9m . 58 3 5s z S . C ros s e on . il . by , c d

w S e h e nson J r . rs t . T . t p , , fi S h ot p ut 43 ft . 61-2 i n. r W B an s h r . . g , t i d

w E S om e rs s e on . . , c d

- H h um 5 . 8 12 i n. w S e h e nson J r. h r . i g j p ft T . t p , , t i d

n N S h re e h r . . v , t i d

H . M . G m ore h r . il , t i d Ham m e r h row 131 . 1 t ft 0i n. * M . M cLe od ou r h . , f t 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

S O P H O MO R E Y EA R ( cont l nue d)

Harvard -Dart mouth D ual Gam es

am r id e Ma 5 1906 C b g , y ,

R R D 101 R M 16 HA VA , ; DA T OUTH ,

’ Winne r s tim e

' Eve nt or di s tance 08 m e n place d

- - 100 ar 8 as h 10158 . L . P. Do e s e on . y d d dg , c d

- - 220 ar s u r e s 25 2 58 . 0. F . R o e rs J r rs . y d h dl g , fi t

220- ar s ash 228 . L . P . Do e rs . y d d d g , fi t

- 2 m e run 9m . 49 45 8 . M . S . C ros s e on . il by, c d

S h o ut 42 . B . . S e h e nson J r. rs . t p ft T t p , , fi t

am m e r h row 143 . 7 i n. H . M . G m ore h r . H t ft il , t i d

- B roa um 22 . 114i n. B . . S e h e nson J r. rs . d j p ft T t p , , fi t

Uni versity Fi e ld-Day Sport s

17 1906 May ,

' Winne r s ti m e

' Eve nt or d is tance 08 m e n place d

M B . G n s rs . iddi g , fi t 120-yard s h urdl e s 17 s . P. Woo m an h r . d , t i d

~ - 100yard s d ash 102 58 . E. G.

- - 440 ar s run 52 2 58 . G. M . O rr h r . y d , t i d

- - 880 ar s run 2m . 3 3 58 . M . B V an B run rs . y d . t , fi t

- - 2 m e run 10m . 103 58 . E. B . S m h r . il ith , t i d

C . P. No e J r. s e on . bl , , c d - - 220yard s dash 23 158 . R F ran s h r . H . . ci , t i d

L W Ban s rs . . . g , fi t S hot p ut 36ft . 4i n. W Pe r e s e ond. i c , c

S h re e rs . R . N . v , fi t 5 tt . 8 l n. A . S rau ss h r . t , t i d

- 21 112 i n. A . S raus s s e on . ft . t , c d

9 8 i n. A . S raus s rs . ft . t , fi t

W . Pe r e rs . i c , fi t H am m e r th row 132 ft . B . M . uss aum s e con . N b , d

Harvard-Yale Dual Games

' Cam b ride 19 1906 g , May ,

HAR R D i s LE i s . VA , po nt ; YA , po nt

76 ATHL ETICS TRACK ATHLETICS

S O PH O MO R E YEA R (conti nue d )

’ W inne r s tim e

’ Eve nt or di s tance 08 m e n pl ace d

- - 220 ar s ash 21458 . P. Do e rs . y d d L d g , fi t

- 2 m e run 9m . 53 35 8 . M . S . ros h r . il C by , t i d

- - 220 ar s h ur e s 25 3 58 . 0. F . R o e rs J r. s e on . y d dl g , , c d

- H h um 6ft . 12 i n. R E. S om e rs h r . i g j p , t i d

- S h o ut 44ft . 9 14i n. B . . S e h e ns on J r . rs . t p T t p , , fi t

Int ercollegiat e Me et

Cam bride 26 1906 g , May ,

RNELL 38 i s R RD 21 s CO won , po nt ; HA VA , third , point

’ W inner s tim e

’ Eve nt or di s tance 08 m e n place d

- - 220 ar s ash . 23 2 58 . L . P . D o e h r . y d d dg , t i d

- Sh o ut 43 . 1118 i n. B . . S e h e nson J r. rs . t p ft T t p , , fi t

R ’ 6 J U N I O R Y EA , 0

Uni versity Handi cap Games

’ Winne r s ti m e

’ Eve nt or di s tance 08 m e n place d

ds . rs . E. V . Par e 5 k y , fi t 100- yard s d ash 108 . r P D o e s ra h h r . . . d g , c tc , t i d

- m r ds . rs 8 r ru 2m . 4s . G e e n 30 8 0ya d s n , y , fi t

m B S m h 220 ds . rs . . . it , y , fi t - 2 m i 1e run 10m . 4s . z S C ros s ra h s e on . . . by , c tc , c d

m V . Par e 10 ds . rs . . k , y , fi t - 220yard s dash 22 2 58 . r P D o e s ra h s e on . . . d g , c tc , c d

w E. S om e rs l i n rs . . , , fi t

T S e h e ns on J r. 3 i n. s e on . w. . t p , , , c d

M B r 5 ft . h r . g . . i d , , t i d

u T n 2 ft rs . . y g, , fi t

Cross Country R un

n u 16 1906 Te ch ol ogy Co rse, November ,

TECHNOLOGY won

’ Wi nner s ti m e

’ Eve nt or di s tance 08 m e n place d

M . S . ros our h . ( C by, f t

- W i n e h h . 2 m . 198 . H . g 5 m il e run 4 { K g , i t

R . W . F sh e r e e ve n h . L i , l t

77 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

J U N I O R YEA R ( conti nue d )

Intercollegi ate Cro ss Country R un

Pr in t n N J . N m 28 1906 ce o , . , ove ber ,

RNELL R AR D fi CO won ; HA V , fth

. W . F s h e r . W . n M . R i , H K i g, . S

C ros by and N. H edi n we re m m e be rs of th e H arvard te am.

B . A . A . Mee t

B t n 16 1907 os o , February ,

’ Wi nne r s tim e

’ Eve nt or di s tance 08 m e n place d 1 908 T e am . Paul Ed w ard s t gi l Has P' C e C as s R e a Ra e s l ' k ll l l y c (fion bfim) M . C . H utch i nson

E. V . Park e e a R a e w h R l y c it M . B . V an B runt and H . ( Won b y Y ale ) Y a e M e r J r. w e re m e m e rs l ill , , b

t h e H arvard te am . 1000- r a 8 run not e n N . e n 50 ds . h r . y d ( giv ) H di , y , t i d

S h o ut not e n B . . S e h e ns on J r. se on . t p ( giv ) T t p , , c d

Uni versity Handi cap Games A 6 19 7 pril , 0 ’ Wi nner s time

' Eve nt or di s tance 08 m e n p lace d

- - 120 ar s h ur e s 17 2 58 . B . Mas on 6 ds . h r y d dl , y , t i d .

- 100 ar s as h 10s . V . Par e 3 ds h r . y d d k , y t i d

- - 1m e run 4m . 44458 . F M e r J r. 10 ds . rs . ll . ill , , y , fi t

- 880 ar s run 2m . 5s . B . V an B run s ra h rs . y d t , c tc , fi t

- 2 m i 1e run 10m . 25 2-58 . W . n 80 ds . h r . K i g , y , t i d

- 220 ar s as h 22 2 58 . V Par e 6 ds . rs . y d d . k , y , fi t

S e h e nson J r. 2 l n. T . t p , , ,

H i gh j um p 5 ft . 10in. s e cond .

E. S om e rs s ra h r . R . , c tch , t i d

P C . as e 9 l n. s e on . . H k ll , , c d

A . S raus s 1ft . h r . t , , t i d

B . . S e he nson J r. s rat h T t p , , c c ,

fi rs t .

W Pe r e s rat h rs . . i c , c c , fi t

am m e r h row 12 4 i n B . M . us s aum 18 ft s e on . H t 7 i t. . N b , , c d

W te 18 h r . J . R . hi , t i d

78 ATHLETICS TRACK ATHLETICS

J U N I O R YEA R ( conti nue d )

Inte r-Class Game s

A 12 1907 pril , ’ Wi nne r s ti m e Eve nt or di s tance 08 m e n place d

- - w M s n h r . 120yard s h urdl e s 16158 . a o t i d

w D o e s e on . d g , c d - - 100yard s dash 102 58 . s Par e h r . k , t i d

- - 880 ar 8 run 2m . 43 58 . w V an B run rs . y d t , fi t m ros rs C by, fi t . - - 2 m il e run 1om . 19 2 58 . a . n our h . K i g , f t

w D o e rs . d g , fi t - 220yar d s dash 22 35 8 . s Par e h r . k , t i d

H h um 5 . 9 i n. m. S om e r8 rs . i g j p ft , fi t

e St e h e nson J r. rs . p , , fi t

o H as e h r . k ll , t i d

mt rau ss se on . , c d

S e h e ns on J r. rs . fi t p , , fi t .

Pe r e rs . . i c , fi t

H am m e r h row 129 . 7 i n. . M . Nus s au m s e on . t ft b , c d

M G m ore h r . . il , t i d

Harvard-Dartmouth Dual Games

4 1907 May ,

AR R D 83 D R M 34 H VA , ; A T OUTH ,

’ Winner s ti m e ’ Eve nt or di s tance 08 m e n place d

- - 2 58 . L . P . D o e rs . 100yar d s d as h 10 d g , fi t

- - 41158 . N . e n h r . l m il e run 4m . H di , t i d z - s g Par e s e ond. 440yard s run 52 2- 58 . . k , c

- - w V n B ru n rs . 458 . g a , 880yar d s ru n 2m . 4 t fi t ‘ - v - 8 r f D o e , rs . 220yard s dash 22 2 5 . d g fi t

z m ros rs . . C by , fi t - - 10m . 16158 . 2 m i 1e run s M e r J r. h r . m . ill , t i d

S om e rs rs . w . , fi t

5 ft . 6i n. sS h re e h r . p . v , t i d

- 2 i n fi S e h e nson J r . rs . 21ft . 9 1 u ” t p fi t

h e nson J r . rs . e e . S te p . , fi t i n Sh ot p ut 42 ft . 5 . B an s h r . r g g , t i d

2 . 9 i n. a Pe r e h r . H am m e r th row 16ft i c , t i d

79 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

J U N I O R YEA R ( cont l nue d)

Uni versity Field -Day Sport s

7 1907 May ,

’ W i nne r s ti m e

’ Eve nt or d is tanc e 08 m e n p lace d

S . B a r s e on . H . l i , c d - 120- yard s h urdl e s 17 2 58 . P P Mar on h r . . . i , t i d - h 10 - 8 d 100 ar s as 3 5 . M . e S . Ve r s e on . y d d di , c d

' - 440 ar s run 52 3 58 . J . V . O fiat ivia J r. rs y d , , fi t .

- 2 m e run 10m . 55s . W . F sh e r h r . il R . i , t i d

Pau E w ar s rs . l d d , fi t - - 220yard s h urdles 27 3 58 . We m an h r H . O . ll , t i d .

G. M . O rr rs . , fi t - 220yard s dash 2415 8 . M de s . V e r s e on . . di , c d

W . M . B r rs i d , fi t h u S ot p t 34ft . 3 i n. B . Par e r h r . k , t i d

am m e r h row 98 . 9 i n. J . . Wh te h r . H t ft R i , t i d

Harvard -Yale Dual Games

New H ave n 18 1907 . May ,

H R RD LE A VA , YA ,

’ Wi nne r s ti me

’ Eve nt or dis tance 08 m e n place d

- - 100 ar s as 10158 . L . P. Do e s e on . y d d h dg , c d

- 220 ar s ash 228 . L P Do e rs . y d d . . d g , fi t

- 440 ar s run 508 . J . V . Ofiat ivia J r. h r . y d , , t i d

- 880 ar s run 2m . 3 3 58 . M . B . V an B run se on . y d t , c d

- 2-m e run 10m . 5 458 . M . S . ros rs . il C by, fi t

- - 220 ar s h ur es 25 2 58 . . B . Mason s e con . y d dl A , d - S h o ut 40t t . 12 i n. B . . S e h e nson J r. rs t . t p T t p , , fi

Intercollegi at e Me e t

Cam b ride u 1 1907 g , J ne ,

UN ERS Y OF ENNSYL N 33 i s HAR ARD IV IT P VA IA won , po nt ; V , s n 7 i eve th , po nts ’ Winne r s ti me ' or d is tance 08 me n place d - 6tt . 3 14in. . E. Som e rs our h . R , f t - 46 . 5 12 in. B . . S e h e nson J r. h r . ft T t p , , t i d

80 ATHLETICS TRACK ATHLETICS

’ S E N I O R YEA R , 07

University Handi cap Games

24 190 October , 7

’ Wi nner s ti m e

’ or di s tance 08 m e n place d

- 51158 . M B . V an B ru n s ra h h r . t , c tc , t i d .

10m . 88 . M S . C ros s ra h h r . by , c tc , t i d .

- - 5 t i . 1012 i n. B . . S e h e ns on J r. 2 12 i n. T t p , ,

se cond .

L . W . B an s 2 ft . s e ond. g , , c

S h o ut 42 . 9 1- 4i n. B . . S e h e nson J r. s ra h t p ft T t p , , c tc ,

th i rd .

Cross Count ry Run

Technol o Course 11907 gy , November ,

HARVARD won ’ Wi nne r s ti m e

’ Eve nt or di s tance 08 m en place d

- - 412 m i e run 24m . 4445 8 . M . S . C ros rs . l by, fi t

Harvard-Y ale Cross Country Run

New Haven 13 1907 , November ,

YALE won ’ Wi nner s tim e

’ Eve nt or di s tance 08 m e n place d

- - m . 18 . M . S . C ros s e on . 63 4m il e run 37 5 by , c d

( E. B . Sm ith andP . Woodman w e re al s o m e m be rs of H ar

vard t e am .)

Int ercollegiat e Cross Country Run

t N 27 1907 Prince on, N. J ovember

EL R RD fi CORN L won ; HA VA , fth

’ 08 m e n place d

nd P . W oo m an M . S . C ros by a d w e re m e m b e rs or t h e H arvar d

t eam .

ATHLETICS TRACK ATHLETICS

S E N I O R Y EA R (conti nue d )

Int er-Class Games

April 17 1908

EL — W LS CU P . Winner CLASS OF 1908

’ Wi nne r s ti m e

’ Eve nt or di s tance 08 m e n place d 12 - ar 8 h u r 1 -5 U 0y d d e s 5 3 8 . r t Mason h r . l , t i d U r * D o e rs . dg , fi t - r 100ya d s d ash l s < Par e s e on . k , c d 1 1-m e run 1 n * M e r J r . rs . il ill , , fi t 440- ar s ru y d n z V an B run s e on . t , c d 220- ar s h ur e s r wM s y d d a on h r . l , t i d 220- ar s as r D o e rs y d d h dg , fi t . s 2_ m e run s t S m h s e on . il it , c d i H h um s F S om e rs s e on . i g j p , c d

r W . B an s rs . g , fi t - S h ot p ut 42 ft .- 1112 i n. e . S e h e ns on J r. se on . T t p , , c d

w . S e h e ns on J r. rs T t p , , fi t . B r - oad j um p 21ft . 8 12 i n. o F . R o e rs J r . se on g , , c d .

H am m e r h row 125 . 6i n. m M G m ore s e on . t ft . il , c d

University Fie ld -D ay Sport s

5 1908 May , ’ Winne r s tim e

' Eve nt or di s tance 08 m e n place d

z B . G n s rs . iddi g , fi t 120_ yard s h urdl e s 17s . n W . D a s s e on . vi , c d

- - 440 ar s run 55 158 . m Gre e n rs . y d , fi t

2-m i 1e run 10m . 468 . w Woo m an s e on . d , c d

- 220 ar s h ur e s 2645 8 . s 0. We man s e on . y d dl ll , c d

- Sh o ut 34 . 113 8 i n. e M . B r s e on . t p ft i d , c d

- m r h r w 122 . 7 12 i n. n M . G m ore rs . H a m e t o ft il , fi t

Harvard-Dartmouth Dual Game s

9 1908 May ,

R R D 68 R M 49 HA VA , ; DA T OUTH ,

’ Wi nne r s ti m e

’ Eve nt or di s tance 08 m e n place d

- - r h u r e 15 158 . A . B . Mas on h r . 120ya d s dl s , t i d

- 15 8 . . F . M e r J r. rs . 1m ile run 4m . 36 H ill , , fi t

83 R 1908 HARVA D , CLASS REPORT

S E NI O R Y EA R ( conti nue d )

440- ar s run g B V an B run h r . y d . t , t i d

2-m e run g S . ros rs il C by , fi t . 5 m . S e h e nson J r. rs . 4 T t p , , fi t

r W . Bangs s e on . M , c d

w E. S om e rs s e on . , c d

Harvard-Yale Dual Games

Cam b ri de Ma 16 1908 g , y ,

LE 601-5 R RD 43 4-5 YA , ; HA VA ,

’ Wi nne r s ti m e

' or dis tance 08 m e n place d

- 4m 27 3 58 . . F . M e r J r. s e ond. . H ill , , c

- 10m . 12 58 . M . S . C ros h r . by , t i d

B . S te h e nson J r. T . p , gh u m s rt . 10i n. se cond. H i j p R E S om e rs

B S e h e nson J r rs . . T . t p , fi t

B S e h e nson J r. rs . . T . t p , , fi t - Sh ot p ut 43 tt . l 8 i n. L W B angs s e cond.

Inte rcollegiate Me et

F rankli n Fie ld Philadel hia 29 -30 1908 , p , May ,

RNELL 34 n s H R R D i s CO won , poi t ; A VA , fourth , po nt

’ Wi nne r s ti m e ' or d is tance 08 m e n p lace d - 5 . 3 12 i n. . E. Som e rs ou rt h . ft R , f

L . W . B an s s e on . g , c d 42 “1 ft ' ° B . . S te h e nson J r. ourt h . T p , , f

CRICKET— Uni versity Events

No 1908 men were oflice rs of the Univers ity Cricket Club .

F E ' R S H MA N Y EA R , 04

S um m ary of Gam e s

A l 29 V . s pri , Harvard 8 Lynn Wanderer , 3 May Providence ,

84 ATHL ETICS TENNIS

FR E S H MA N YEA R (c onti nue d ) 11 110 6 v . . A . 1 May , Harvard s . Pawtucket Y . M C ,

10 r 129 34 Eve ett , 12 Haverford 68 138 16 164 102 Cornell , 1 2 9 U . of P 99 15

’ — R RD LE EN F . . 06 ca tain . . um HA VA E V C Taylor , , p ; R M G ’ 2 . A N G . . 08 . . S . . . mere , ; Reggio , ; M P Storey , p ; W P Bon 1 ’ G. . . 3L. . . Os 07 . . bright , ; H B Smith ; C G borne , ; C G 1L L n ’ . e R . 06 06 . Mayer , ; Ki g , ; T . H . Dougherty , ; L . C ’ ’ ’ s s 08 . A l 06 . T n 08 . . l Jo eph , ; D . Newhal , ; J y g, ; N L Ti ney , ’ 06 m ana er. , g

P M ' S O H O O R E YEA R , 05

S um m ary of Gam e s

May 12 . Harvard vs . Provi dence . Drawn Game . !Rest of Schedul e cancelled!

’ -' J U N I O R Y EA R , 06 O7

Cricket di scontinued .

TENNIS— University Events

The fol lowing 1908 men were ofii ce rs of the Univers ity Lawn Tennis Association ’ ’ - ELL Ca tain 07 O8. C . C . P , p ,

R FR E S H MA N YEA ,

I T r a e Fal of 1904 nt ercollegiat e ou n m nt , l

n s . Yale won the Doubles . Colu mbia won the Si gle ’ ’ — 05 . . . ar 05 B . n HAR VAR D TEAM . S Pre tice , ; J I B L ned , ; ’ ’ 05 . . 06. F . J . Sulloway , ; H H Whitman ,

- s Ma 27 1905 Harvard Y ale D ual Tenni , y ,

Harvard won five of the six Matches in Singles and all three

in Doubles . 85 1908 HARVAR D , CLASS REPORT

FR E S H MA N Y EA R (c onti nue d )

’ R R D E M — F . . l 05 . . i HA VA T A J Su loway , ; B S Prent ce , ’ ’ 05 N 06 . M F . F . de Rham , ; R . . Smither , ; W . Tilden , ’ I . 05. J . . B Larned ,

' 5-' S O PH O MO R E YEA R , 0 os

T a en a of 1905 Int e rcollegiate ourn m t , F ll

U . of P . won Singles and Doubles . ’ H R RD E M — H i a 06 . 2L. A VA T A . H . Wh tm n , ; F J Sulloway , ; ’ ’ N Ni s 09 . . 06. . W . le , ; G H Field ,

H - e a Tenni s Ma 2 1906 arvar d Yal Du l , y 7,

Harvard won five of the six Matches in Singles andtwo of three in Doubles . ’ R RD E M — N . N s 09 u 2L. . HA VA T A . W ile , ; F . J . S lloway , ; S ’ ’ ’ A E s 07 . M. s 07 . N. m h 06 . . . i eman , ; J Mor e , ; R S it er , ; S W H 2L owland , .

J ’ U N I O R Y EA R , 06

nt erco e i a e To rna e t a of 1906 I ll g t u m n , F ll

Yale won Double s . Columbia won Singles .

S um m ary of Matc h e s

10 vs . 1 8 May , Harvard Princeton , to .

16 H vs . T 1 5 May , arvard M . I . ., to .

Har a - a e D a Te nis Ma 25 1907 v rd Y l u l n , y ,

Yale won fou r of the six Matches in Singles and two of t hree in Do ubles .

’ ' R RD E M — M rse 07 . . l 08 . HA VA T A J . M . o , ; C C Pel , R ’ ’ n 08 A . . n J r. 09 A . . 07 Loveri g , ; S Dab ey , , ; M Harlow , ; ’ ’ . s 09 A N 07 . P Pear on , ; . . Reggio ,

86 ATHLETICS TENNIS

’ S E N I O R YEA R , 07

n e c i a na t Fa l I t r olleg te Tour men , l of 1907

Harvard won Doubles and Singles .

’ ’ — R R D E M C . . 08 . . s 09 A . . HA VA T A C Pell , ; N W Nile , ; S ’ ’ J r . 09 . . n J r . 10. Dabney , , ; G P Gard er , ,

Ha a - a D a e ni s Ma 30 1908 rv rd Y le u l T n , y ,

Harvard won fou r of the six Matches in Singles and one of the three in Doubles .

’ ’ — R R D E M N. . s 09 A . . J r . 09 HA VA T A W Nile , ; S Dabney , , ; ’ ’ ’ E. . s 09 u in 09 08 P Pear on , ; F . C tt g , ; C . C . Pell , ; W . H . Y . ’08 Hackett , .

Nine t e en Hundre d andEight Class Tenni s

F M N ' R E S H A YEA R , 04

ss s 1905. Cla Champion hip , won by

— NINETEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHT TEAM H . S . Davi s ; J .

- Tyng ; A . Fra ser Cam pbell ; D . S . Pickman ; R . B . Parker ; E .

S . Blagden .

’ S O PH O MO R E YEA R , 05

won 1907 . Cla ss Champion ship , by

NINETEEN HUNDRED AN D EIGHT TEA M — W . H . Y . Hackett ;

- T n . . n . . s A . Fra ser Cam pbell ; J . y g ; C R Leo ard ; H S Davi ; F

T . Frelinghuysen .

’ 6 J U NI O R Y EA R , 0

s w on 1907 . Clas s Champion hip , by

A — l NINETEEN HUN DRED AN D EIGHT T E M C . C . Pel ; R . S .

n T n . . . Lover ing ; H . Green ; C . R . Leo ard ; J . y g ; W H Y

Hackett .

’07 S E N I O R YEA R ,

n w on 1908. Class Cham pio ship , by

— NI N ETEEN HUN DRED AND EIGHT TEA M C . C . Pell ; E . M .

r . . . u . . ur . Pickman ; C . R . Leona d ; G S Taylor ; G B rt ; H P B t 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

SHOOTING— Unive rsity Events

The foll owing 1908 men were office rs of the

Shooting Cl ub . ’ E. LES R Ca tai n 07 WIGG WO TH , p ,

R '04 F R E S H MA N YEA ,

S um m ary of Matc h e s

v U P Harvard s . . of .,

Princeton , l H Interco legiate arvard ,

Shoot Yale , U P . of .,

Harvard vs . B . A . A . H

182

Princeton , I Princeton 6 , Intercollegiate Harvard ,

Shoot Yale ,

U. P . of ,

H R RD TE M — R s 3L. a tain H . . A VA A . C . Fo ter , , c p ; P Mar ’ ’ ’ s O4 N 05 . . i s 06 . . hall , ; . C . Ward , ; C W W cker ham , ; H H ’ 2L s t s . . s 06 . . Bartlett , . Sub titu e , L B Web ter , ; F T Colby , ’ ’ 05 ss 08. ; W . T . Ki el ,

S P M E ' O H O O R E Y A R , 05

S um m ary of Matc h e s

. 3 vs . s n Gun Nov , Harvard Bo to Club , 17 24

U P. . of , 25 n o , I terc llegiate Yale . Shoot on Princet ,

88 ATHLETICS SHOOTING

S O P H O MO R E YEA R (c onti nue d )

. 9 vs. s n Gun u Dec , Harvard Bo to Cl b , 16 ( C ( C ( t

. 18 A A Mar B . . .,

A 7 un u pril Watertown G Cl b , 11 May Yale ,

Yale , 12 l U . P. , Intercol egiate of , Shoot Princeton

r r Ha va d ,

’ — R RD E M C rs 06 ca tain . HA VA T A . W . Wicke ham , , p ; C ’ ’ ’ N s J r . 07 . . s 07 . . iss 08 . A . a h , , ; H S Power , ; W T K el , ; J ’ ’ ’ mi k 06 . . s l 04 . . 09 . . Re c , ; H P Mar hal , ; J R Gilman , ; T D n ’06 S loa e , .

’ J U N I O R Y EA R , 06

S um m ary of Mat c he s

N v 3 vs . l s x Gun u o . , Harvard Midd e e Cl b , a Y le , n Intercollegiate Pri ceton ,

U . P. Shoot of ,

r r Ha va d ,

A . Feb . Harvard vs . B . A . ,

r wn Wate to ,

x Middlese Gun Club ,

r n P inceto ,

Yale , 11 r n May , Intercollegiate P i ceton , r Shoot Ha vard ,

U . P . L of ,

’

— s r 08 N. . J r. HAR VARD TEAM E. Wiggle wo th , ; C , ’ ’ ’ 09 . . or 7 . . l n 07 ca tain H . . s 0 ; J R Gi ma , ; S S F d , , p , S Power , ’ ’ ’ ’ m 09 r 07 . s . 9 07 . . A n J . ; L Tho a ; 0 ; E. Farley , ; F R ppleto , , ’ V i kar 08. H . L . Mc c ,

89

ATHLETICS GOLF

R ’ S E N I O R Y EA , 07

ss ns 1908. Cla Champio hip , won by

NINETEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHT TEAM — K . G . Carpenter ; L . n H . Cushman ; H . I ches ; W . T . Ki ssel ; E . Wigglesworth .

GOLF— Uni versit y Eve nt s

1 ffi No 908 men were o cers of the University Golf Club .

’ FR E S H MA N YEA R , 04

S um m ary of Mat c h e s

t 10 s n Oc . , Harvard Wolla to ,

6 Wannam oiset t May ,

12 ll s Wo a ton , 17 l Fal River ,

l s 20 Wil iam , 29 Country Club , A 30 M . G . .,

as O 14 1904 Open Tournament , Woll ton , ctober ,

Won by Harvard .

’ ’ R E M — W . . 05 . . n 05 . HA VARD T A C Chick , ; H C Ega , ; W ’ ’ E 05 . McBur ne 06. . Egan , ; M y ,

T a O 18 19 Int ercollegiate Golf ourn ment , ctober ,

Harvard .V s . U . of P

Yal e Princeton ,

Harvard Yale , n i Harvard won the Intercoll egiate Champio sh p .

’ ’ — 05 R M H . n 05 . . n . HAR VA D TEA . C Ega . ; W E E ga , ; W ’ ’ A ’06 In 6 . . . 05 . McB urne 0 . L , ; C Chick , ; M y, ; White F

s 1L gall , .

91 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

' S O PH O MO R E YEA R , 05

S um m ary of Matc h e s

Oct . 6 vs . l , Harvard Fa l River , 11 u Co ntry Club ,

5 l s May Wi liam ,

12 Wannam oiset t , 16 as t Woll on , 23 i Fall R ver ,

Int e co e iat e Go f Tournament Oct ob e r 17 18 r ll g l , ,

J vs . 1 ~ Harvard Princeton , to 21 O Yale Columbia ,

U. P. 18 O Yale of , I~ Yale Princeton ,

Yale won the In tercollegiate Championship .

’ R RD E M — M . McBurne 06 ca tain . In l s HA VA T A y, , p ; F ga l , ’ ’ ’ 2L 08 s 09 H s 06 E. . ; P . Gilbert , ; T . Brigg , ; W . F . arri on , ; ’ J r . 06. Wilder , ,

' 6 J U N I O R Y EA R , 0

S um m ary of Matc h e s

O ct . 5 , Harvard Woodland , 12 k O a ley , May 4 Bos ton Inters cholastic 10 Woodland , 2 5 O akley , 1 June Hartford ,

te col e a e To a en Oc o e 16 17 In r l gi t Golf urn m t , t b r ,

H v n n s . to arvard Pri ceto , n l 20 o Yale Cor el , i Yale Pr nceton ,

Yale won the Intercollegiate Cha m pions hip .

’ ’ R R D E M — H . H . i 09 T . s 09 HA VA T A W lder , ; Brigg , ;

9 2 ATHLETICS GOLF

J U NI O R YEA R (conti nue d )

’ ’ ’ E W . 07 H . F . McNe il 08 W . i x J r . 08 T . . Clark , , , ; H cko , , ; fiin ’07 M . Cl a . ,

R ’ S E NI O R YEA , 07

S um m ary of Matc h e s

1 vs . l May , Harvard Wood and , 2 n Wollasto ,

6 A r ndove ,

1 r u 3 Count y Cl b , 2 3 O akley ,

T a O 15 16 Int ercollegi at e Golf ourn ment , ctober ,

6 13 Harvard vs . Yale , to P 2 Princeton U . of ., 0 Yale Princeton , Yale won the Intercollegiate Championship

’ ’ — 09 ca tain . s 09 E M H . HAR VAR D T A . H Wilder , , p ; T Brigg , ;

’ ’ ’ 08 . . u t 09 . i x J r . 08 . . C H B r on , ; W H cko , , ; F W Kemble , ; ’ ’ A . 09 . 10 . J r . W . F . Morgan , , ; F Shaw ,

Ninet e en Hundre dandEight Golf

'04 FR E S H MA N YEA R ,

Int er-Class Mat che s

’ ’ ’ ’ ’ 6 7 08 u 05 vs . 06 0to 08 vs . 0 , by defa lt ’ ’ 16 0 06 vs . 08 to ’ 6 Series won by 0 .

— P . NINETEEN HUN DRED AND EIGHT TEAM . Gilbert ; W

. x J r . . . . . Hicko , ; J E Searle ; G R Minot

R ’05 S O PH O MO R E Y EA ,

Int er-Class Matche s

’ ’ ’ ’ 06 vs . 08 0 5 2 06vs . 07 5 to to V ’ ’ 41 3 08 vs . 09 /2 to ’ Series won by 08. 93

ATH LETICS LACROSSE

FR E S H MA N YEA R (c onti nue d )

A 2 r v s n A . . 6 r 2 s . C p il , Harva d Cre ce t , 6 u a 1 May Col mbi ,

13 U . P . 1 of , 29 l 6 Corne l , 30 6 Hobart ,

’ ’ — AR R D E M E. . s 05 . . A . l s 05 H VA T A D Hay , g ; W Phil ip , , ’ ca tai n . . O . 06 c. . . m m s l st d. p , p ; J Bailey , , p F P Su er , ; ’ ’ A . . 0 2 5 dd. . . 0 d E 5 3 d. . . W Rice , , ; H P Pratt , , ; J Wendell 2d L ’ c. . . u 1 . . . 06 3d a. . , ; R W Bo rne , , W S Mendel , , ; P ’ . A s 05 2 a. L d . 3 l t L A . . s a. . i 3 . H dam , , ; J Sayler , , ; S Sm th , , ’ 0. h . A 6 i h . . 0 . . ; P C ckerman , ,

M ’ S O P H O O R E YEA R , 05

S um m ary of Gam e s

A 14 vs . ns kins 1 7 pril , Harvard Joh Hop , to

17 s i 0 Mt . Wa h ngton ,

18 r 1 7 Swarthmo e , 20 U . of P . 3 0 21 . a ss 3 Phila L cro e Club , 6 Ma 5 10 2 y Hobart , 11 2 Columbia , 3

12 r s A. 1 6 C e cent C., 24 l 0 Cornel , 1

’ ’ — R R D E M T . . ss 08 i h . . A k 07 HA VA T A G Se a , , ; S H . c erman , , ’ ’ o. h . . . 08 1st a. . . d 08 2 a. E. ; E S Barber , , ; B M Vance , , , J . l 2d ’07 3d a. . . r 2L. . is Wendel , , , R W Bou ne , , P . B Franc , ’ ’ ’ 08 a. . i d . 07 3 d . . H . 08 2dd. A . , , J C Pr zer , ; J Rand , , ; . W ’ ’ 1L . ca t in d. . a l st . 05 . . i 08 Rice , , p , ; F W Wead , , S W Wh te , , ’ c. . . T . is 05 . . . i s 1L . p ; W Harr on , , p ; R E Dan el . , 9 .

J ’ U N I O R Y EA R , 06

S um m ary of Gam e s

A 13 vs . ns k s pril , Harvard Joh Hop in ,

17 s i n Mt . Wa h gton , 18 h Swart more ,

95 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

J U N I O R YEA R ( cont l nue d)

A 19 vs . e pril , Harvard L high ,

20 s Steven , 21 Cr e s cent A 27 Columbi a , 6 May Cornell ,

7 o r H ba t ,

’ ’ R R D E M — W 07 09 . . s . . She i . HA VA T A G Thoma , S S p , , g ’ ’ ’ . E. s s 07 . . s 07 . A . A 7 C Mar ter , , L R Jenkin p ; F . rnold 0 , ’ ’ c. . . . 0 s t A 09 2 dd . 9 l d. . . A p ; D L Cobb , ; H Cochrane , , .; ’ ’ om e 07 3dd. . . l 2d 07 . E. . a . C c C y , , ; E J Wende l , , , ; S B rber , ’ ’ ’ 08 3da. . . 08 2da. . . s 08 l st a. , ; B M Vance , , ; P B Franci , , ; ’ ’ ’ 09 E i 09 0. h . . . ur 08 H . E . Porter , , . S . Curr e , , ; C L F ber , ,

i . h .

N ' S E I O R YEA R , O7

S um m ary of Gam e s

o s k s J hn Hop in ,

s Mt . Wa hin gton ,

Lehigh ,

Ann s apoli ,

s Steven ,

Cornell ,

Columbia , H obart ,

’ ’ — R R D E M H . Goe e r 09 . H . 08 HA VA T A p p , , g ; O . Wellman , , ’ ’ . . a 09 . . H A H s 09 c. . . . R G Crand ll , , p ; W . Thomp on , , p ; n ’10 t ’ l s . E d. . d . . 09 2d K . Cochra e , ; T Wentworth , , ; G w 10 3d ’ ’ d. x 08 . . A 10 c. . M . c Do ner , , ; F C le ander , , ; B Van e , , ’ ’ ’ . . u d i 09 . i 08 3da . . i 10 2 E S C rr e , , J S . Irv n , , .; R P Sm th , , ’ ’ a. . . She i 09 l t a 09 In . . ; S S p , , s .; D . L . Cobb , , o. ; C L Furber , ’08 i h , . .

96 ATHLETICS LACROSSE

Nin e t e en Hundre dandEight Lacro sse

R ’ 4 FR E S H MA N YEA , 0

S um m ary of Gam e s

13 1908 vs . m 2d May , Colu bia , ,

20 ns 2d Steve , ,

27 Fitchbur g A . C .

Int er-Class Matches

’ ’ ’ ’ 05 vs . 06 06 vs. 07 0to 4 ’ ’ 07 vs . 08

’ Series won by 07 .

— NE EEN NDRED AND E M L. . Cox . NI T HU EIGHT T A D , g ;

. . . 0. . l st d G . M . Dwelley , p ; S W White , p ; J . W . Webber , .; d n n 2d . . . s 3dd. . O . . C . W Gehri g , ; P B Fra ci , ; H . Wellman , c;

3d E. u 2da. . l t a. u a. . . s L . W . Yo ng , ; R Hog et , ; B M Vance , ;

. uss 0 h . E r i h B . M N baum , . ; S . Barbe , . .

E ’ S O P H O MO R E Y A R , 05

Int e r-Class Mat ches

’ ’ ’ ’ 06 vs . 07 by defaul t 07 vs . 08 3 to 2 ’ ’ 08 vs . 09 4 to 0 ’ Seri es won by 07 .

— NE EEN NDRED AN D E M L ox . NI T HU EIGHT T A . D . C , g ; n d . . u . . . 0. . U l st . L W Yo g , p ; S W White , p F . D tley, ; J

r 2 n 3dd. s . . J . dd. . . c H Rand , , ; B M Va ce , ; P . B . Franci , ;

2d . l st a. 3da. . . u a . . ss J . S . Irvin , ; P L M eller , ; T G Se a , ;

. . 0. h . . . N ss u i . h . E S Barber , ; B M u ba m ,

’ J U NIO R YEA R , 06

Int er-Class Matches

’ 9 ’ ’ ’ 0 vs . 10 07 vs . 09 2 to 3 ’ ’ 07 vs . 08

’ Series won by 09.

9 7

ATHLETICS HOCKEY

FR E S H MA N Y EA R (c ont i nue d)

’ ’ — R R D E M E. 06 . a 05 ca tain HA VA T A Wilder , , T C llaway , , p ; ’ ’ ’ . . s 07 . . l 08 . Wa st aif 05 R S Town end , , C C Pel , , D g , , ’ ’ orw ards . A . 06 cove oi nt . r . 06 f ; D Newhall , , r p ; R Grant , J , , ’ . E 05 oint . 3M . i R . Sard , , p ; J B . Manning , , W . M . T lden , ’05 al , go .

’ S O PH O MO R E YEA R , 05

S um m ary of Gam e s

. 13 vs . a Jan , Harvard Columbi , 20 Princeton ,

3 x Feb . Ro bury H . C ., 7 Brown , ’ 11 . ul s St Pa , 17 Yale ,

Harvard Won Intercollegiate Cham pions hip .

’ ’ R RD E M — C . . 08 . . s 07 HA VA T A C Pell , , R S Town end , , ’ ’ ’ - 05 . . l 08 A . s l Macleod , , M L Newha l , , Fra er Campbel , 08, ’ orwards . A . 06 ca tain cover oint il f ; D Newhall , , p , p ; J . P . W ’ ’ s 09 oint . . s n 09 . . I 1L . oal . lett , , p ; T S Samp o , , M H vy , , g

J ’ U N I O R YEA R , 06

S um m ary of Gam e s

. 5 a vs u . C . Jan , H rvard Brae B rn C ,

10 T . M . I . , 12 Columbia ,

16 Sp r ingfield T . S . 19 i Pr nceton , 23 An dover ,

Feb . 7 Dartmou th 9 McGill , ’ 12 . s St Paul , 16 Yale ,

’ as - l 08 Fr er Campbe l , , C . C . ’ ’ l .e . . . s 07 . . 08 e . ; R S Town end , , C R Leonard , , l . ; J .

9 9 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

J U NI O R Y EA R ( c onti nue d )

’ ’ ’ 09 um s e 08 r .e . . . E e l 07 . . a l , L . R y , , ; S M dg l , , M L Newh l , ’ ’ ’09 08 r.e . . s J r . 07 . s c. . . . t s , ; H Fo ter , , , T Brigg , , p ; J P Wille t ,

’ ’ ’ 09 . A . . s n 08 09 . s . . . , T . S Samp on , , p ; F B Wa hbur , , K G ’08 Carpenter , , g.

S E NI O R Y EA R ,

S um m ary of Gam e s

11 vs . um 14 1 Jan . , Harvard Col bia , to 18 n 6 2 Pri ceton , ’ 22 s s 4 0 Bi hop College , 25 Mc il l 8 2 G ,

. 5 A 6 Feb ndover , 0 8 10 3 Dartmouth , ’ 11 . u s 3 5 St Pa l , 14 N . Y . A . C .. 2 1 15 2 3 Yale ,

’ ’ R R D E M — P l l 0 0 C . . o 8 l .e . . . H s 1 l . IJ o. . HA VA T A C . , ; S T ick , , ; ’ ’ ’ um s os r .e . . A 09 . . 10 R ey , , ; J Paine , , G P Gardner , , M . L . ’ ’ ’ 08 r r s 09 0 .e . . 9 c. . . Newhall , , ; T B i gg . , S . S . Ford , . p ; T . S ’ ’ ’ m s n 09 . s 09 . A s u 09 Sa p o , . J P . Willett . , p ; F . . B . Wa hb rn , , g .

Nine teen Hundred andEight Hock e y

FR S MAN ’ E H YEA R , 04

S um m ary of Gam e s

J an. 28 1908 vs x u i , . Ro b ry Lat n ,

Fe b 1 . o . Melr se High ,

T . M . I . ,

e 1908 Yal , ,

Inter Class Matches

’ ' ’ ’ 07 vs . 08 05 vs . 06 1to 2 ’06 ’ vs . 07

’ Series won by 07 . 100 ATHLETICS BASKET BALL

FR E S H MA N YEA R (c onti nue d )

NE EEN NDRED AND E E M — r. NI T HU IGHT T A G. H . Mackay , J ,

l .e . . s t.e . . . i r .e N r e . ; L Rum ey , ; R S Lover ng , .; M . L . ewhall , . ;

- A . s c. . u K Fra er Campbell , p ; C . W . B rton , p . . G . Carpenter , g.

’ S O P H O MO R E YEA R , 05

- No Inter Cla ss Matches thi s year .

N ’ J U I O R YEA R , 06

’ ’ 07 vs . 09

’ ’ 07 vs . 08

’ ’ 07 VS . 08 ’ Series won by 10.

NE EEN N DRED AND E E M — E NI T HU IGHT T A . W . Dutton , M . T .

s l .e . . . u l .e . . . . N. s . Roger , ; L H B tt , ; R S Lovering , E Fale , J

- . r .e . A . s l . . r .e . . . W Brown , ; Fra er Campbel , C L Furber , ; L B

J r . . r c. . . A . Bur Harding , , W M . Bi d , p .; W P nderton , C . W

s u . . . o l . ton , W . M . Wa hb rn , p W G H l oway , g

” 3 8 S E N I O R YEA R , 07 0

Inte r-Class Matche s

’ ’ ’ ’ 09 vs . 10 08 vs . 10 0to 5 ’1 ’1 0vs . 1

’ Series won by 10.

NE EEN NDRED AN D E E M — M s l .e . NI T HU IGHT T A . T . Roger , ;

u r l .o. . . r n r c. . . u l r .e . . . C . L . F rbe , ; J W B ow , ; E S F l er , ; L B

r c. . . . r . . . . Harding , J ., p ; C W Bu ton , p W G Holloway , g

BASKET BALL— Unive rsity Events

The following 1908 men were officers of the Univers ity Basketball As sociation ’ R N Ca tain r 07 I . S . B OU , p , pa t of ’ R N C S Mana e r 07 P . B . F A I , g ,

AM BER Coach . H . V . G , 101

ATHL ETICS BASKET BAL L

S O P H O MO R E YEA R (cont i nue d )

23 r vs . . . T. 2 42 Feb . , Harva d M I , 28 A 20 27 ndover ,

3 rn 26 13 Mar . Co ell , 9 m 17 Colu bi a , 11 23 1 Yale , 8

’ ’ — R RD E M I . . u 08 . ks 09 . A . HA VA T A S Bro n , , P Broo , , R ’ ’ u 2M . . McC . 06 . . McCarth 07 . Q igley , , R Gallagher , , J J y, , H ’ n orwards . . A 08 centre Kemp er , f ; H V mberg , , ; R . F ffi ’06 E n ’ ’ d s . . 07 . ks 09 ua s Gri th , , L Bur ham , , P Broo , , g r .

’ J U N I O R YEA R , 06

S um m ary of Gam e s 15 1 9 vs . s 4 Jan . , Harvard Tuft , to 12 30 11 Cornell ,

17 s 14 15 We leyan , 19 Princeton 17 12 26 n 13 15 Brow ,

. 1 13 14 Feb Yale , 6 An 33 5 dover ,

9 s 17 30 William , 15 Colum bi a 5 18 16 Princeton 20 32 1 9 . T 1 M . I ., 36 5

22 r l 1 Co nel , 33 3 23 11 30 Dartmouth ,

. 2 10 1 Mar Columbia , 9 4 Dartmouth , 18 17 9 2 Yale , 6 7

’ ’ HAR AR D E M — E . . Al l 09 . . 07 l V T A S en , , T F Downey , , .f .; ’ ’ ’ E. . 09 . . 08 r . . . i s 07 S Currie , , I S Broun , , f ; L M le , , H . V . ’ ’ ’ A 08 c. E. . 07 l . . . ks 09 r mberg , , ; L Burnham , , g ; P Broo , , .g.

S ' E N I O R YEA R , 07

S um m ary of Gam e s

. 7 a vs . . . T. Jan H rvard M I ,

10 s We leyan ,

103 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

S E NI O R YEA R (conti nue d )

v o ros s 16 20 J an. 11 Harvard s . H ly C , , o 16 13 18 Princet n ,

f s 20 11 22 Tu t , n 10 15 24 Brow , 9 10 29 Yale , l 16 35 Feb . 8 Wil iams ,

12 os s 14 17 Holy Cr , 15 15 29 Brown , 19 A 19 18 ndover , 22 13 28 Dartmouth , 2 17 25 4 Princeton , 2 12 16 9 Yale ,

Mar 6 s 11 33 . We leyan ,

7 Wes t Point . 12 36

’ ’ R R D E M — W n 10 E 09 I HA VA T A . F . Scrib er , , . S . Currie , . f ; ’ ’ ’ . . All e n 09 r . . s 10 O . A . 08 . . E S , . f H Fi h . Wyman . , G G ’ ’ o n 1 c 10 A 08 l . . 0 . . J r Br w e , , S H Brown .. , C . lmy . Jr , g ; ’ . s 09 r P Brook . , .g .

Nin e teen Hundr ed andEight Bask etball

' FR E S H MA N YEA R , O4

AM BER a tain. H . V . G , C p

KER J R .Il ana e r . F . B . HOO , .. g

S u m m ary of Gam e s

e 20 190 vs u f 1908 D c. 8 . , T t s ,

. 8 e dli am Jan D ,

10 r L Camb id g e atin , 18 n A a Dea c demy , 23 oo n Br kli e Hi gh , 26 Volkman n ,

Fe b . 1 M e lros e Hi gh . 4 T uf t s 1908. 8 A ndover ,

104 ATHLETICS BASKET BALL

FR E S H MA N YEA R (c onti nue d )

1 1908 v 1908 1 s . Feb . , Brown ,

l s 14 We le ley High , 21 1908 Dartmouth , 24 a 1908 Y le ,

Int er-Class Mat ches

’ ’ ’ ’ 05 vs 06 15 to 18 07 vs . 08 22 to 18 ’ ’ 06 vs . 07 16 to 9 ’ Series won by 06.

N E EEN N DRED AND E E M — E NI T HU IGHT T A . S . Barber ,

. l A A . ss . . U . . . . . c T . G Se a , F D tley , f ; H V mberg , J llen , ;

. Al m J r . r . . . . n l . . G . M Dwelley , C . y , , g ; I S Brou , g

P M I S O H O O R E YEA R , OS

Int er-Class Mat ches

’ ’ ’ ’ 06 vs . 07 12 to 11 08 vs . 09 17 to 11 ’ ’ 06 vs . 08 10to 22 ’ Series won by 08.

NE EEN NDRED AND E E M — E NI T HU IGHT T A . S . Barber ,

A m n r . . . . u . . U . . ss F . D . tley , K Mo a , f ; I S Bro n , W C Cham

l . A r . . s r . . . . b . . . c. erlin , f ; H V mbe g , ; J B Mar h , g ; G M Dwel

A m r l . . ley , C . l y , J ., B . M . Vance , g

J NI E ’ U O R Y A R , 06

Int e r-Class Mat che s

’ ’ ’ ’ 07 vs . 08 09 vs . 10 24 to 19

’ ’ 07 vs . 09

’ Series won by 09 .

NE E DRED AN D E M — E. . NI TE N HUN EIGHT T A S Barber ,

ss l . . . . c. . Al J r . r . . T . G . Se a , f ; G M Dwelley , ; C my , , g ;

.J . . s L . B Mar h , g

105

ATHLETICS SWIMMIN G

J U N I O R YEA R (conti nue d )

27 vs . 35 Feb . Harvard Yale , to

Yale won Water Polo .

1 vs . u a 24 Mar . , Harvard Col mbi , to

Colum bia won Water Polo .

- 1 9 vs . i 2 Mar . , Harvard Pr nceton , to

Princeton won Water Polo ,

NINETEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHT MEN ON TEAM S— O .

Wyman ; D . B . Hill ; L . B . H arding ; H . A . Robins on .

’ S E N I O R YEA R , 07

S um m ary of Mat c h e s

11 v 20 Mar . , Harvard s. Yale to

Yale won Water Polo .

20 vs . 27 Mar . , Harvard Columbia , to

Colu mbia won Water Polo .

-

21 a v ll i Y . 35 Mar . , H rvard s . Co ege of C ty of , to

C . C . N . Y . won Water Polo .

28 vs . Mar . , Harvard Princeton ,

NINETEEN HUN DRED AND EIGHT MEN ON

Hill ; L. H . Butt .

Ninet e en Hundre d andEight Swi mming

’ FR E S H MA N Y EA R , 04

Int er-Class Mat che s

’05 won from ’06 ’07 won from ’05 ’07 won from ’08 ’ Champion ship won by 07 .

107 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

FR E S H MA N YEA R (cont l nue d)

E EEN NDR ED AN D E M — O . A . NI N T HU EIGHT T A Wyman , P .

II . . . r l . . t n. Boyer , . C Knoblauch , R S Co ye l , D H Codding o

R ' S O P H O MO R E YEA , 05

Inter-Class Matche s

’06 won from ’07 ’06 won from ’09 ’09 won from ’08 ’ Championship won by 06.

NE EEN N DRED AND E E M — D . . in NI T HU IGHT T A H Codd gton ,

E . . . H . Wiener , H . C Knoblauch

N R J U I O R Y EA ,

Inte r-Class Matches

’10 won from ’09 ’07 won from ’10 ’07 won from ’08 ’ Cha m pion ship won by 07 .

NI NET EEN HU NDR ED AND EIGHT TEAM — D . H . Coddington E n . H . Wie er , H . C . Knoblauch .

N ' S E I O R YEA R , 07

Inter-Clas s Matche s

’ s Champi on hip won by 11.

No 190 8 team e ntered this year .

ASSOCIATI ON FOOTBALL— Uni versity Eve nts

sso a on f - A ci ti ootb al l began in 190405. The fol l owi ng 1908 man w as an ofiice r of the Uni vers ity As sociation Football Team : ’ . DM N Man 0 P WOO A , age r, 7

108 ATHLETICS ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL

M ’ FR E S H A N YEA R , 04

S um m ary of Gam e s

16 vs . 6 7 Mar . , Harvard Quincy , to 18 Fort Wa rren 0 0 April 1 Haverford 0 1 15 0 1 May 6 Columbia 2 1

’ ’ R RD E M — A 06 J r . 06 HA VA T A . N . Reggio , , H . C . Pell , , , ’ ’ oal . u s 06 A . . 08 x g ; B H . Sq ire , , V Kidder , , F . De ter , ’ ll k h k r L r 1G. u b ac s . . . T ac a a 08 . . Mac au in f ; W T S , , R D , , ’ 1L. h l b ack . Os A . s 05 a s . Brook , , C . G . Mayer , , f ; C G borne , ’ ’ ’ 07 . A . n 06 . . . 06 . . s , G Gordo , , B D M Greene , , S H Noye , ’ ns 07 orwar ds . L . B . Robi on , , f

’ S O P H O MO R E YEA R , 05

S um m ary of Gam e s

31 vs . Mar . , Harvard Haverford , A 7 pril Fort Warren ,

14 U . f P . o , !Rest of the schedul e w as cancelled!

’ ’

— R RD E M A . . 06 . k 08 oal HA VA T A N Reggio , B Par er , g ; ’ . . MacLaurin 3G. A . . 08 ul l b a ks R D , , V Kidder , , f c ; W . M . ’ ’ ’ 0 06 o s 9 8 . . s . 0 . Bird , , B H Squire , , P Bro k , , W . T . S Thack ’ ’ ’ ara 08 A . . 07 hal b acks . . . Th ack ara 08 , , L Mayer , , f ; W T S ’ ’ ’ A 6 ns 09 s 7 . . 0 . . . . O 0 . N. N Reggio , R W Mea , , C G borne , , E ’ ’ ’ 0 A 08 A . . 07 s 8 . . . A . Fale , , W Reggio , , L Mayer , , G Gordon , ’ d 06 orwar s . , f

J ’ U N I O R Y EA R , 06

S um m ary of Gam e s

. 22 x Nov , Harvard Lowell Te tile School ,

. 1 u Dec Col mbia , 3 Cornell , 8 a H verford , Ma 25 y Yale ,

109

ATHLETICS — FENCIN G

FR E S H MAN YEA R (c ont i nue d )

’ ’ E — L d 05 ca tain A . T n 04 R R D M W . Mac e o HA VA T A , , p ; y g, ,

3L. R . S . E arle ,

’ S O P H O MO R E YEA R , 05

S um m ary of Matc he s collegiate Feb . 16 Tournament

23 vs . 4 to 1 Feb . , Harvard Cornell , 1Harvard T r iangular March 1 2 M . I . T . Fencing Meet 3 U . of P . 1West Point 2 Ha rvard 3 Annapoli s c l e g 16-17 March ’ 4 u Ffdiif l b n m n Col mbia i g iif a e t 5 Cornel l

6 U . of P . 7 Princeton

M 24 Ex i A s - arch , hibit on at mher t , Harvard Amherst .

— AR ARD E M A . T n S .S . . L . a 2L H V T A y g, ; W Bowm n , .

MacLe od 2L . A Hi s 2L , . ; H . r h , .

' J U N I O R Y EA R , 06

S um m ary of Matc he s

26 vs . s March , Harvard Tuft , 2 to 7 collegiate March 293 0 by Annapol is Tournament

’ AR R D E M — W . . J r . . A . iss 08 . H VA T A F Low , , C Bl , ; G ’ . i 07 L Cutt ng , .

S ' E N I O R YEA R , 07

S um m ary of Matc he s

7 vs . s i March , Harvard We t Po nt 0to 9 111 V D 1908 IIAR A R , CLASS REPORT

S E N I O R YEA R ( conti nue d ) 1Yal e T ria ngul ar March 14 2 M . . T . Fe ncing M e e t 3 Ha rv ard

x o Amh st -A h s . March E hibiti n at er , Harvard m er t

Ninetee n Hundred andEight Fencing

M R ' FR E S H A N YEA , 04

Inter-Class Matches

’ ’ ’ ’ ’ 05 vs . 06 05 won 07 vs . 05 5 to 1

’ ’ ’ 07 vs . 08 07 won ’ Cha m pion ship won by 07 .

NE EEN NDRED AND E M — A V anW u NI T HU EIGHT T A . . Go ld ,

E. on . . uss . C . Tilt , B M N baum

M R ' S O PH O O R E YEA , 05

Inte r-Class Matches

’ ’ 06 w on 18 lost 9 bouts 08 won 8 lost 19 bouts ’ ’ 07 won 24 los t 3 bout s 09 won 4 lost 23 bouts ’ Ch ampionship w on by 07 .

NE EEN N DRED AND E E M — C . A . iss . NI T HU IGHT T A Bl , F

s o il . Bi h p , H . M . G more

J N R ' ' U I O R Y EA , ooo7

Inter -Class Matche s

’ Cham pionship w on by 07 by default .

NE EEN NDRE A E M — . ss . NI T HU D ND EIGHT T A C A . Bli , F

s o . . uss Bi h p , B M N baum .

GYMNASTI CS— Uni versity Events

The following 1908 man was an oficer of the University Gy m nas tic Te am ’ - . . ENNE t i n 7 0 W C B TT , Cap a , 0 8

112 ATHLETICS GY MNASTICS

’ FR E S H MAN Y EA R , o4

The Team gave the following Ex hibition s

16 a . Dec . , at C mbridge

Jan . 28 Andover . 23 - Feb . Cambridge , Harvard Yale . The Team entered the following Contests ’ . 3 H vs . a 20 34 Mar , arvard Columbi , to 10 i 2 2 Pr nceton , 9 8

1Columbia .

2 Yale . Intercollegi ate 31 3 i n Mar ’ Pr nceto . Contest d .

’ — R R D E M G. . E a s 05 ca tain HA VA T A F v n , , p ; W . A . Bough ’ ’ 07 . . S .L. . . 07 ton , ; S M Brackett , p ; P R Carpenter , ; H . H . ’ l 05 . . S . . . E 3L N H Coryel , ; R S Coryell , p ; R M mory , . ; G . ., ul l ’ ’ L .S .S . . . 05 . . 08 K T in B F Sherman , ; G S Taylor , ; R . . oml 7 ’ ’ 07 . . s A . . r 06 ; L B Web ter , C Woodbu y , .

’ S O P H O MO R E YEA R , 05

The Team gave the following Ex h ibitions

2 x Dec . , at E eter .

J an. 13 Andover .

20 Groton .

Feb . 3 B . A . A .

16 - New Haven , Harvard Yale .

24 - Providence , Harvard Brown .

1 vs m Mar . , Harvard . Colu bia ,

1 P . 7 U. of ,

Intercollegiate 30 Mar . , Gymn astic Meet

113

D E BA T I N G

Int ercollegi at e D eb at es

' FR E S H MA N Y EA R , 04

March 28. Harvard vs . Princeton . Harvard supported the negative and lost . “ E N R esolved i s is QU STIO , That the free elect ve sy tem the best available plan for the under gr adu ate cour se of study .

’ R R D E M — W is 05 Kanal e 1L A HA VA T A . H . Dav , ; B . V . y, . ; . ’ ul 2L . hl 06 al ternate . T in , W . M . Sho , ,

May 5. Harva r d vs . Yale . Harvard supported the affir m ative andwon . “ E N R sol ve d i QU STIO e , That a commi ss on be given power ” to fix railroad rates .

’ ’ R R D E M — A . 06 K ab atchnick 06 HA VA T A C . Blagden , ; M . , ; ’ ’ A . . 06 A 05 al ternate . M Newald , ; . W . Blackwood , ,

M ' S O P H O O R E Y EA R , 05

Decem ber 15. Harvard vs . Princeton . Harvard sup ported the negative and lost . “ E N R s l v d i QU STIO e o e , That ntercollegiate football in ” America is a detrim ent rather than a benefit .

’ R R D E M — s 07 A . Fox 3L. . . HA VA T A G. J . Hir h , ; , ; W M ’ 6 n t k A l i 3L . 0 al ter a e s . u Shohl , , , po e for T n ,

March 30. Harvard vs . Yale . Harvard supported the afii r m at ive and won . “ u s in QUESTION R esol ve d, That it wo ld be for the be t t erest of New York City to own it s street railway system : the s r term street railway being taken to mean elevated , u face , and ” subway lines.

’ — A L . . R EAM E 07 . . I HA VARD T A . H . lder , P Matthew , G

L A 2L. al te nate . 3 . W . Hinckley , . ; C . Small , , r 115 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

' J U NI O R YEA R , 06

Dec e m ber 7 . Harvard vs . Yale . Harvard s upport ed the negative and won . “ UE N R e sol ved Q STIO : , That further restriction of immi ’ grat ion is undesirable .

’ ’ — R RD E M A . Il . 07 08 HA VA T A Elder , ; H . Hurwitz , ; G . J . ’ ’ s 07 . . Sharfm an 07 al te nate Hir ch . ; I L , , r .

2 n March 2 . Harvard vs . Pri c e ton . Harvard su pported the negative and lost . “ E N : R esol ve d s n s QU STIO , That the pre e t di tribution of power betwe e n the federal and state governments is not adapt ed to mode rn conditions andcalls for re -adjustment in the ” direction of fu rther cent ralization .

’ ’ — R RD E M E. . s 08 . . Nuss 08 I . HA VA T A R Lewi , ; B M baum , ; ’ ’ Sharfm an 07 E. . 07 al te nate . L , , ; B Stern , r

’ -' S E N I O R YEA R , 07 O8

Ma rch 20. Harvard VS . Princeton . Harvard supported the negative andlost . “ E N : R esol ve d u i s s in QU STIO , That f rther material ncrea e ” the United States navy are u ndesirable .

’ R RD E M — L fm n 1L I 09 I har a . H . HA VA T A . Dimond , ; . . S , ; ’ ’ 08 s 08 al te nate . Hurwitz , ; J . S . Davi , , r

y Ma 1. Harvard vs . Yale . Harvard su pported the affirmative andw on.

ES N : Resol v d t s i s s QU TIO e , That i will be for the be t ntere t of u a t a the U e s e nd x C b h t nit d State , before the of the ne t two y e ars . c e a s e t o have any part in the government of that is a l nd . re s e rvi ng only th ose rights included in the Platt amend ” me nt .

’ — R R D E M J . . s 08 . . s 2L. . . HA VA T A S Davi , ; I K Lewi , , S F ’ e J r. 2L. . 10 al te nate . Peav y , , ; T M . Gregory , , r 116 DEBATING

Class D eb at es

' FR E S H MA N YEA R , 04

December 16. 1908 vs . 1907 . 1908 supported the affirm a tive and lost .

E N R s l ved s ul QU STIO e o , That the army canteen ho d be

- re established .

NE EEN NDRED AND E M — P E NI T HU EIGHT T A . L . Butler , .

d l rn t s . s . . Shi her a te a e . R . Lewi , D Ro enblum ; H R p ,

April 15. 1908 vs. Ex eter . 1908 supported the affirm a tive and lost .

E N R s lv d s s ul QU STIO : e o e , That the tru t sho d be regulated ’ by federal legislation .

— NE EEN N DRED AND E E M . s E. . NI T HU IGHT T A J . S Davi , R

i s ss s um al ternate . Lew , B . M . Nu baum ; D . Ro enbl ,

’ S O PH O MO R E Y EA R , 05

December 11. 1908 vs . 1909 . 1908 supported the negative and won .

ES N R s l d i s QU TIO e o ve , That the policy of the adm ni tra ” tion in regard to San Domi ngo is justifiable .

NE EEN N DRED AND E E M — P u E NI T HU IGHT T A . L . B tler , .

s . s um . . u ss . al te nate . R . Lewi , D Ro enbl ; B M N baum r

April 9 . 1908 V s . 1907 . 1908 su pported the negative and 1 t 0s .

“ E N R T o s ul QU STIO : esol ved, hat the French G vernment ho d adopt a scheme granting pension s to su perannuated work men .

NE EEN NDRED AND E M — J . . s . 1. NI T HU EIGHT T A S Davi , G

s N ss . . al te nat e . Lewi , B . M . u baum ; H B Platt , r

’ I ss s 06 ntercla Debating aboli hed ,

117

PU BLICATIONS

MO NT H LY

. H . President J Wheelock ,

Al t rocchi S ecr etar R . , y B usiness Mana er J . W . Baker , g

H . E . Aul sb rook B usi ness Editors R . R . Sloane

L . D . Cox E. R . Lewi s

G . Emerson S O I A L LI T E R A RY A N D O T H E R C , ,

O RGA N I ZA T I O N S

A . D. C LU B

G . G . Bacon K . Howes B . Parker

d. A . . A . 2 G . G . Ball V . Kidder Q Shaw ,

G . de K . Gilder J . Lowell , Jr . G . Ware

2d. . . Markoe . s P . Grant , S C C Wiggin

L . Grinnell A . B . Ma son

A L P H A D E LTA P HI

'

ass . O ii at ivia . P . Boyer G . G . Gl J . V , Jr

. . A . R B Bradley . W . Hard , Jr . C . C Pell

. . n s i s . C S Brow , Jr . H . Inche J . R chard on , Jr

J . W . Brown F . W . Kemble W . Seamans “ G . N. Clark F . R . Ki ng J . W . Wendell

C . L . Despard G . Loril l ard L . G White

S . Ervin M . Newhall J . S Whitney

AL P H A PH I S I GMA

n G . J . A derson C . V . Iml av D . O Slater n r D . V . Baker F . Izard F . E . St ae b e

W . W . Cole R . T Sargent H . O . Wellman l P . W . Davi s P . W . Sa x ton N. T . Wel man

A NDOVE R C LU B

e W . Bi g low T . Eaton R . G . Lee ds

ur G . B t R . K . Fletcher C . Schmidt

. . ur H P B t W . M . Ford H . C . Slade

. un H A . D lap H . H . Hemingway A . McC . Was hburn

120 ORGAN IZATIONS

BA N J O C LU B

e . o i G . H . Binney , Jr . W . G Holloway . Wyman I - E. N. Fales D . M . Payson t H . You ng

D . B . Hill S . Powel

BOY L STO N C H E MI CA L C LU B

R . D . Bel l P . B . Francis T . R . Treadwell

E. D . Clark P . N Garland W . A . Waldie

V . Cobb L . A . G . Miller R . D . Warren

A . G . Eldr idge E. R . Riegel

B ROW NE AND N I CH O LS S C H OO L CL U B

Al T an C . my , Jr . J . B . Marsh C . Op p

L . Bogert D . M . Payson K . S . Usher

P . L . Harvie W . E . Rus s el l C . Wesselhoeft

A . V . Kidder R . H . Sayr e B . Gavi n McD n J . F . o al d W . T . S . Th ackara P . Woodm an

CA MB R I DGE LAT I N S CH OO L C LU B

J . W . Baker R . M . Hallet L . M . Potter

C . W . Burton C . H . Ketchum M . T . Rogers

N . W . Frost L . A . G . Mil ler

C E R C L E FR A NCA I S

d d d l R . Al trocchi S . W . Fi sh t p p i e ge

‘ C . L . Appleton G . L . Foote t mceger dd G . G . Ball W . G . Holloway p mheldon ‘ d I - G Biddle G . Howe g p . Snyder d b A S A . Brady H . C . Knoblauch p weet j i i k o t — n McV ic ar i . D . S . Brigham H . L . ilto , Jr z g in nn K . G . Carpenter J . B . Marsh m p e y j I i - n f C Nie l er C . Cobb C . Morga , Jr . g

A . . s fiat ivia . B Com tock J . V . O , Jr

I’ ‘ M . S . Crosby C . Parker

121

ORGANIZATIONS

D E LTA U PS I LO N

r J . W . Bake R . G . Partridge

H . P . Breed E. V an D . Sals bury

C . W . Bur ton H . R . Shipherd

J . S . Davis . F . Kimbal l D . O . Slater

T . E aton . D . Lowery W . L . Stevens F W M . ord . A . McKay C . B . Wetherell

P . N Garland . E. Matteson

D E UT S C H E R V E R E I N

l " . i : ?

m I3 Al . s t C mOQ Q . C . my , Jr . S Ricker l , R . A t rocchi s mIry m . E. Russ ell

> 4 L . J . W . Baker . Kidder . . Seeger , Jr

G . Biddle m o. Knoblauch . R . Shipherd

. . g fi r R . G H Binney , Jr . . Ku tz . . Sloane , Jr

i k — Van W . Broo s m I . Lewi s eR . J . Snyder

‘ R . G . Carpenter u f oew enb erg . H . Stannard J M . S . Crosby u U . Marsh . L.

x r F . De ter E G . Miller

E. . s c Z ix t er 2d N Fale ,

B . S . Foss q m. Montgomery

1D . . w EOO“ J E Gardner , Jr . C

A . . i k o W H n el . Morgan , Jr .

. . a s . V . Oii ativi a W G Hollow y , Jr .

H . Hurwitz n. W . Reggio

D I GA MMA

. r ks . s s . . . McNe il Van W B oo L . C Jo eph , Jr H F n H . K . L . Castle D . R . Lela d J . E. Searle

x G . S . De ter C . R . Leonard C . W . Short , Jr .

L . P . Dodge C . E. L G . S . Talbot E . W . Fay J . F . McD onal d

E N GI NE E R I NG S OC I ETY E . B . Allen C . H . Brackett G . R . Cart er

H . . . . m in W Bender C T . Brady , Jr W . C . Cha berl

123 1908 HA R VARD , CLASS REPORT

ENGI NEER I NG S OC I ETY ( c onti nue d )

N u s De W e T . T . Clark E . . H tchin K . . Schwend

m s ne r V . Cobb F . T . Ja e

m . s T . C . Des ond G Jame B . Smith

s s St ae b ne r E. N. Fales L . C . Jo eph , Jr . .

E. L . Ford F . A . Kol st e r

P . B . Francis E . L . Lincoln K E. S . F uller G . A . Mc ay

- A . Fraser Campbell C . C . Pope

W W Gaskill B . H . Qu inham n B . Gavi E . T . Rice

O . W . Hartwell M . T . Rogers

sk A . C . Ha ell L . Rome

H . W . Horne

E N GL I S H H I GH S CH OO L A S S OC I AT I O N

D . V . Baker H . L . Lou rie A . A . Silton

G . W . Boland H . A . Mintz

J . J . Kaplan A . E . Pinanski

EX ETE R C LU B

te G . C . Ba s W . E. B urditt C . T . Gilbert

E . Becker P . E. Dutcher F . W . Kemble

J . R . Benton R . S . Ely G . I . Lewis

K . F . Brill M . B . Giddings W . D . Stratton

FO R E S T R Y C LU B

. A u e F . B tler M . S . Crosby J . Ritchi

. IV u J . B tler T . W . Eger R . T . Sargent

W . W . Cole

GLE E CLU B

. . Al x E S e ander P . C . Haskell Le R . J . Snyder

. A e M ll n L . M . Horton R . L . Sweet

. Al t rocchi rs R H . L . M urphy G . F . Wate

. . e n k J R B ton R . D . Murphy F . E. Westla e

A . . o s B C m tock M . M . O sborne

124 ORGANIZATIONS

GU ITA R A ND MA NDO L I N C LU B

n l G . H . Bin ey , Jr . D . B . Hi l S Powel

C . A . Bliss W . G . Holl oway R H Sayre

A . B . Coms tock G . James M . B . Wh itney

C . N . Eaton P . P . Marion L W Young

E. N. Fales D . M . Payson

H A RVA R D D I N I N G A S S OCI AT I O N

A s . . E. r n . . s J . dam , Jr J Ga d er , Jr J B Mar h

R . M . Dewey H . M . Gilmore H . L . Murphy

H A S TY P U D D I N G C LU B

A r H . V . mberg G . Eme son n C . L . Appleton S . E rvi ’i C . A n h pollo io S . A . Fa nestock A o R . E . pth rp E . W . Fay

G . G . Bacon S . W .

- G . G . Ball A Fr a ser Cam pbell

r n G . Biddl e F . T . F eli ghuysen w

W . M . Bird G . de K . Gilder o

E. S . Blagden G . G . Glass e

P . Boyer A . V an W . Goul d e

l r n 2d. R . B . Brad ey P . G a t , e

r D . S . B igham H . Green n

A . r A r n B ock , Jr . G ee ough e nn C . S . B rown L . Gri ell e C

J . W . Brown W . H . Y . Hackett a B

C . Burton H . Hadden s F

L . u A . r . F McN il . m e H . B tt W Ha d , Jr . . m V k K . . . . L . l l c ic ar G Carpenter L B Harding , Jr .

H . Charm ing C e R n A W . Hinkel n. S . Mo tgomery

W P . Homans B . Moore

. L Derby G . Howe C . Morgan , Jr . L . . Despard Jr . J . B . Husband M . L . Newhall

. P . n s Ofiativi a . Dodge H . I che J . V . , Jr

. E. s s rr Dutcher L . C . Jo eph , Jr . G . M . O

125

ORGAN IZATIONS

I N S T ITUT E O F 1770 ( conti nue d )

. z . V an n J . Lowell , Jr . F . H . Prince , Jr Bru t

McDonal d . J . F . J . Pulitzer , Jr

H . F . McNeil A . W . Reggi o

. . McV ickar . s n . n H L J Richard o , Jr

S . C . Markoe W . D . Robbin s m. Ware

A s . u s m. D . r . B . Ma on L R m ey Wa ren , Jr .

G . R . Minot W . E . Russel l w. B . Weld n F . S . Montgomery W . Seama s u W . Wendell

B . Moore J . E . Searle b . G. White g n C . Morgan , Jr . S . Whit ey g B M . L . Newhall _ . . Whitney

. Parker w o. Wi ggins

. C . Pell m. Stil lman m. Wigglesworth

. M . Pickman m. Taylor H. E. Wood

KA LU M ET

. s . . s C . P Beebe , Jr . W . P . Homan W D Robbin

E. S . Blagden G . Howe L .

F . Cruger F . S . Montgomery D . P . Starr

S . W . Fi sh J . Park W

“ W L k . . . Grinnell B . Par er S . D arren , Jr

H . Hadden A . W . Reggio P .

KA PPA GA MMA C H I

Aul s ro k x . . . s H . E . b o W . Hicko , Jr R E Somer h G . E. Brown E. N . Hutc ins D . B . Somes

n s . t s . P . W . Brown M . G . Jo e B . T S ephen on , Jr

E W . O . s . . Carman J . T . Manning, Jr . G Wal er

J . B . Evan s J . D . Pounds J . W . Webber

KA PPA S I GMA

N . S . Dillingham A . E. Van Bibber G . O . Wal ser

A . L . Jackson

127 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

M ECH A N I CA L CL U B

E. B . Allen

H . . W B Barney . W . Whi te

C . T . Brady , Jr .

P . B . Franci s

M E MO R IA L S OC I ETY

A m . . n s C . l y , Jr S Ervi A . B . Ma on

H . V . Amberg E . N . Fales F . S . Montgom ery

n r- m W . P . A derton A . Fra se Ca pbell M . L . Newhall ' o n C . Ap llo io H . M . Gilmore M . M . O sborne

ss s o G . G . Ball G . G . Gla J . Richard n , Jr .

A . W . Hinkel M. T . Roge rs

K . Howes E. B . Sheldon e D t H . Inches Le R . J . S nyder a t A . C . . Brown , Jr . . V . Kidder R . L Sweet

C . S . Burton W . T . Ki ssel M . B . Van Brunt

n h n y K . G . Carpenter H . C . K oblauch J . S . W it e

H . Channi ng D . J . Knowlton M . B . Wh itney

J . S . Davi s J . B . Marsh E. T . Withe rb y

G . Emerson

M U S I CA L C LU B

‘ x - 1! D E. S . Ale ander B J . Fitz Gerald OmU0’ t (

M . Allen G L . Foote

R . Al t rocchi G . James

L . Bogert H . C Knobla u ch

C . R . Coms tock H L M u rphy

S . A . Fahnestock R . D . Mu rphy

‘ . . r s O ii at ivia . J M Fe gu on J V , Jr

NATU RA L H I S TO RY S OC I ETY

M . S . Crosby H . W . King

T . C . Desmond F . E. Leighton

. E s L . G mer on J . owell , Jr

. E. J Gardner , Jr . G . R . Minot

128 ORGANIZATIONS

O . K . S OC I ETY

* C . Apollonio G . L . Foote F S . Montgomery

G . G . Bacon H . Green E . B . Sheldon

G . Biddl e C . L . Hay R . L . Sweet

K . G . Carpenter J . B . Husband J H . Wh eelock

J . L . Derby A . V . Kidder

S . Ervin W . T . Ki ssel

PEN A ND B R U S H C LU B

P . W . Brown M . M . Osborne G . A . Sm ith

W . P . Callahan W . Peirce D . B . Som es

. . l s . . s . R K Fletcher W . L . Phil ip B T Stephen on , Jr E n . F . Haberstroh S . H . Rathbun C . Wiggi s

G . Howe E . G . Reed L . G . White m H . L . Ol sted R . Robertson

PH I B ETA KA PPA

E . S . Blagden p m B . Sheldon

Van W . Brooks e m. R . Shiphe rd

. N. W W . Cole e w A . Shr eve

R . M . Corson e m. W . Sinnott

n w. O . Slater

e w L . Sweet

n. Livesey m. Thomson

e . LeR . Locke b . E. Weber d e . Monroe m. 0. Wellm an s t s a u. H . Wheelock l 1 . i 9 t 2 s E D d e 2 9 “ . ( b . G. White s w d

PHI D E LTA PS I

m G . Biddle G E erson W . F . Kurtz

. i m W B gelow P . G . Kam erer GH R Minot

K . G . C arpenter W . T . Ki ssel W . E. Russ ell

129

ORGAN IZATIONS

PI ETA ( conti nue d )

n C . N . E ato n H C Slade Paul E dwards s R A Stranahan

M . B . Giddings c G G . Tarbell . H . M . Gilmore m Oi Q F . R Thomas

R . J . de Gol yer c C . Wesselhoeft

P . C . Haskell r S W . Wh ite m n b H . H . He i gway . Pritchett R B . Whiting U J . T . Hou ghton a P ob ert son D T . Kelly B- M . C . Hu tchinson s I . Rogers F E. Westlake

P . P . Marion

PI E R I A N S O D A L ITY

G . W . Boland N . S . Dillingham P . P . Mari on

E . W . Carman G . A . Geiger R . T . Sargent

PO L I T I CA L C LU B

Al ‘J M . len P > . P . Loring d . . ' e W P Anderton H ’ g . V . Moot G H . E . Aul sb rook C m. Davis p C

I Z d G . G . Ball P p . Franci s m. M .

I Z G . W . Biddle F g . Gilm ore p D U d F . Bishop F t . Hoguet > . E. Pinanski i - E . S . Blagden WF . Horvitz m. B . Platt U i I . S . Broun . Knowlton z . B . Van Brunt

A . . w M d. Lew1 w F . Zachr it z S Bro ne .

PO R C ELLIA N C LU B

i C . L . Appleton R . S . Lover ng D . P . Starr

'

n S . . . J . L . Derby C . Morga , Jr . D Warren , Jr

S . W . Fi sh E . M . Pickm an P . B . Weld

H . Hadden W . D . Robbins

C . L . Hay L . Ru msey

PS YC H O LO GI CA L C LU B

L n P . L . Harvi e J . oew e b erg C . S . Ricker

131 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

R A ND A L L H A L L A S S OC I AT I O N

DI RECTORS

F . Izard D . O . Slater

H . E. Merwin F . E. St ae b ne r

H . R . Shiphe rd

RI FLE A ND P I S TO L C LU B E J . Alle y B . Dewey . T . Rice

H . B . Barney C . W . Gehring S . Thoms on n W . E . Bu rditt M . B . Giddi gs E. H . Wiener

C . B . Gladin C . G . Goddard

x 2d T . T . Clark G . Mi ter ,

R OU N D TA B L E

n E. S . Al e x a der K . G . Carpenter n M . Al len H . Chan ing S . E. Henry

A s x Al . . . . C . my , Jr B Com tock W . Hicko , Jr h R . Al t rocc i J . B . Coolidge A . W . Hinkel m o H . V . A berg M. S . Cr sby K . Howes

W . P . Anderton J . S . Davi s H . Hurwitz ‘ A o on o . s us C . p ll i C . L De pard , Jr . J . B . H band

R . V . Arnold L . P . Dodge H . W . Hyde ml G . G . Bacon I E . D utcher C . V . I ay \ J . V . B aker E . W . D utton H . Inches o G . G . Ball Pa u l Edwards L . C . J sephs Jr . B o f L . W . angs G . Emers n . Kee e . Jr .

H . B . B arne y S . E rvin K nobla u ch

W . M . Bi rd E . N . Fales

r II . S . Bl ai S . W . Fi s h

C . A . Bli s s R . K . Fl e tcher o S . B wl e s . Jr . P . B . Franci s

- D . S . B righ am A . Fras e r Campbell V an o W . B r oks C . L . Furber

1 r . S . B oun M . B . Giddings

. u o G B rt H . M . Gilm ore F . S . Montg mery

. u H P . B rt G . G . Glass H . I . Mu rphy

C . W . Burton P . C . Haskell R . D . Murphy

182 ORGANIZATIONS

R O U ND TA B L E ( c ont i nue d ) ‘ I . al l, “

N l i s n . M . L . ewhal J . R chard o , Jr D . P . Starr

us s m . . s t s B . M . N bau M T Roger B . T . S ephen on , Jr .

rr 0. . s . G . M . O F Roger , Jr R . L . Sweet

M . M . Osborne D . Rosenblum M . B . V an Brunt

E. V . Parke R . H . Sayre W . M . Van Wink le

. Parker E . B . Sheldon G . F . Water s

M . Payson H . R . Shiph erd J . W . Wendell

. C C W . Short , Jr . J . H . Wheelock

R . N. Shreve M . B . Whitney n D . O . Slater J . S . Whit ey L h L . W . Pritchett eR . J . Snyder E. T . Wit erb y

. . n . E s . i s J H Ra d , Jr R . . Somer C W ggin A . W . Reggio D . B . Somes P . Woodman

RO X B U R Y LAT I N C LU B

H . B . Barney H . B . Platt S . Rothenberg

W . S . Brownrigg O . F . Rogers Jr . W . Wendell

S I GMA A L P H A E PS I LO N

W . C . Bennett J . A . Hadden * H . H . Bu ckman J . H . Hutchin son E P . L . Butler J . . Keefe , Jr .

R . S . Coryel l E . R . Lewi s

L . D . Cox P . L . Mu eller

S I GNET

W . P . Anderton C . L . Hay W . Peirce

l A k s . G . G . Ba l . W . Hin el J . Richard on , Jr

i l r . G . B dd e G . Howe C . L . Seege , Jr

D . S . Brigham J . B . Hus band E. B . Sheldon

Van W . Brooks A . V . Kidder LeR . J . Snyder n C . S . Brown , Jr . D . J . Knowlto R . L . Sweet n s K . G . Carpe ter J . B . Marsh K . B . Town end n G . Emerson F . S . Mo tgomery J . H . Wheelock

S . Ervi n M . L . Newhall L . G . White

G . L . Foote M . M . O sborne J . S . Whitney

H . Green 133

ORGANIZATIONS

S TYLU S C LU B ( conti nue d )

C . L . Hay F . S . Montgomery R . L . Sweet

G . Howe C . L . Seeger , Jr . M . de S . Verdi

J . B . Husband E . B . Sheldon J . H . Wheelock n A . V . Kidder G . A . Smith C . Wiggi s

W . T . Ki ssel

S Y MPO S I U M

H . V . Am berg W . H . King

G . G . Ball D . J . Knowlton

H . S . Blair H . R . Shiphe rd

1. S . Broun

H . Channing

T H ETA D E LTA CH I

u " n— D 3 D 1 n a L I s L . W . Bart i C C " M . M . O bor e

E . Becker G . F . Waters

W . C . Chamberlin P . Woodman E . Dana O . A . Wym an

R . Edgar

T R I A NGL E C LU B

. s . a M A . S Bowle , Jr . . Gilmore . E Van Bibber d N . R . Clark r . IJ. b l oore J . L . Warren

h z C . R . Comstock wH . Rathbu n E . F . Zac rit E a . L . Ford t T . Rice

U N I O N

A l A n . s . A . A . C bele C my , Jr . R rella o

. A s Al ro h A . . t cc i A . . J dam , Jr R F rnold

H . Alden H . V . Amber g R . V . Arnold

E x n . S . Ale a der G . J . Anderson H . E . Aul sb rook A E . B . llen W . P . Anderton C . Bacall " n J . Allen C . Apollo io G . G . Bacon n M . Al le C . L . Appleton D . V . Baker

J . Alley R . E . Apth orp J . W . Bak e r 1908 H ARVARD , CLASS REPORT

U NI O N ( conti nue d )

Z P w m C as kin i I . . . F . H . Baldw n Breed O E w m g . II . s G . G . Ball . Breed Ca tle

I m s r L. I) . h . E . S . Ba ber Brewer Cate n D m g b r e H . B . Bar ey C B . Bridenbaugh . Chad ou n

r e in W . H . Bar ow U . S . Brigham g C . Chamb rl l n in L . W . Barta N. F . Bri l m. Cha n g > 1 B . MacG. H . H . Bartlett 5 . rock , Jr c. Cheney

s r G . C . Bate “. H . Broderick u B . Chevalie

e k Cl afiin E . Beck r C . T . Brodric o. B .

oidrick r C . P . Beebe T . J . B r m D . Cla k 0 V n . oo s R . D . Bell a W Br k G . N . Clark u E . D . Bement 1. S . Bro n n H . W . Be der C . B rown a

n i r n . E . G . Be ed ct C . S . B ow . Jr e n n J . R . Be ton G . E . Brow s

B e rol zhe im e r V n . r E . M . G . a D B own m l G . Bidd e J W . Brown a ow P . Bigelow w. W . Br n o w ‘ r W . Bigelow >. S . Bro ne s OO c:

n . row nr i o G . II . Bi ney , Jr g . S . B gg n. M . C hen

i — m . W . M . Bird m H . B u ck an . Jr e t

s F . Bi hop mB . B ull a w 1 ) d : — 5 3 J E . S . Blagden g . E. B u rditt s mC O p

. urr . m stock H . S Blair >. C . B age , Jr e w Co

ss om stock C . A . Bli m. B u rt c w. C A o k n . E . Bl c m. P . B urt s w. C Ona t k E . N . Bloc o. B urton s w

’ . u x L Bogert a W . B rton e t n G . W . Bola d w. A . B utler a z

. s w e W T . Bo t ick w. II . B utler m f

. s r H u S Bowle , Jr . . . B tt r o P . B yer m. W . Carman z

G. . o n E B y ton m. G. Ca rpenter e

. . a R B Bradley x G . Carpenter w. A . Cunningh m

. . r aC g . H . u i C T B ady , Jr , . . C C nn ngham

A . . A r L u i S . B ady m. R . Carter a. . C rr er

. . z C E Bra er w. B . C r . H . C ushman ORGANIZATIONS

U N I O N ( c onti nue d )

n s z W . Daly , Jr . E . W . E gli h

E. Dana S . Ervin R

B . D . Davi s I . B . Evans R

H . S . Davi s L . W . Everett c n J . S . Davi s A . L . Fabe s e

P . W . Davi s S . A . Fahnestock e n A . G . Dea e E. N. Fales R Garland

R . B . Deford S . Fargo g . W . Gaskill l i G . H . Delano L . T . Farrel w. S . Gav n

J . L . Derby J . T . Farrelly o. W . Gehring

T . C . Desmond g . W . Faunce e K . Gibson

4 . . s B s C L De pard , Jr . o L . Fay g . . Gidding

B . Dewey m € o. T . Gilbert

R . M . Dewey 3 0 w. Gilber t

x F . De ter w U m. de K . Gilder

x G . S . De ter u 5 . Ferguson m M . Gilm ore n N . S . Dilli gham w m. Fickett m. G. Glass

. m l L P . Dodge b w. J . de Go yer

. A . b < n n R G onnelly g a B . Fi dley o. G. Goddard

. . b F P V Donovan . i smchel v. Golds tein

. A . n H Du lap mg . Fi sh w B . Goodell

. E. u w g P D tcher . Fi sher m. l\I . Goodwin I - E. . u w e Fit z l W D tton . Gera d w H . Gordon

i

. . > L n G M Dwelley . Flemi g p . V an W . Gould

. w L . n . K . w. n 2d P E ato Fletcher Gra t , g . Fletcher m. C . Gray m L . . Foote m. Green m L . Ford u V . Greenebaum u a M Pa l E dwards . , Ford a. Greenou gh w Philip Edwards . S . Foss b . Grinnell w T . W . Eger . G. Foster m. W . Grover

. E K D C . ipper o. . Fraenkel m. F . Haberstroh A E . G . ldridge m R . Franci s g . H . Y . Hackett

. . i R F Ell ott w. B . Franci s m. Hadden

E - W . V . ll i s > . Fra ser Campbell q . A . Hadden El n R . S . y w. T . Freli ghuysen w aI . Hall et E d G . merson m W . Friend p p . Handy

137

ORGANIZATIONS

U NI O N ( c onti nue d ) R R . McLane L . Mur phy Q W . Poe * M . McLe od R D . Murphy Q o. Pope

R . E . McMath g J . Nagle U g . Potter

H . F . McNeil . D . Nee R U . Pounds . 2 F . L . Mcshane L . N ewh all R g a $ nm H . L . McV ickar . W . N Ie an U R . Prentice

u o. P . R i . W . C . Mag ire Noble , Jr . U . Pr nce , Jr R M J . . n . , u ss U Q r T Man ing , Jr . N baum P itchett w g ’B P . Marion . J . O rien U R . Prizer B ’ m. C . Mark oe u. . O Hare R Rrussian m L w. L . eR . Ol s Rul it zer . m ted u , Jr

9 u. V . On U R uinh am B ativia , Jr . . Q s > B n p U 3 . , s 5 5 m Ma o R . Rand , Jr . b . E. g M . Osborne mm R athb un s M J . L . Otis o O R ad m . r U M R Maynard , Jr . K Packa d Readdy m M . Mayo W . W . Pai ne U Q R ed

m. A . B Mercer J . Park R Q R e ggio o. B E . Miller . Van B . Parke U e . Rice m . . . . ach ards on . F Miller , Jr B Parker R , Jr

X’ ‘ b A . . C . r G Miller Parke O . Ricker p . . U w. R R B Parker Riegel d m A n R . G . Pa rtridge U R ? a4 a t g D ’ . I J . G . A . Pau l R 5 ”chie m . l Iix t e r 2d U . s , M Pay on Q b R obbins > u 3 1 . Moir R. G. Pe e de R g b e rt son

A . E. Q . s Monroe Peirce U 7 . Robin on

. . Q C . F S Montgomery . Pell U . Robi nson

. R . F . n U ns . B Moore Petti gell . Robi on , Jr

. . U A . Pf rom m U n . P N Moore . Rockwell , Jr

. Q L W Van N . Moot . . Phillip s R R . C . Rodgers

C . Morgan . Jr . U M . Pickm an U g . Rogers

. E. is R E P n S Mor on . . i anski R e . Rogers

A . . R B B Morrill . . Platt U R M R oge rs Jr .

B . W . Mors e C . P . Pledger U g 5 ° K . A . M s o sman D . Plumb U 5 enb l um

. L D P . Muel ler W . V . Plu mm er U ( R othenberg

139 108 HARVARD , 9 CLASS REPORT

U NIO N ( c onti nue d )

U e ownse nd F . D . Ruggles g B- fi re adw e l l L . R am s ey a o f i W . E . Russ ell F upper p on C . N. St . John j a " l o 1 dmC ' F . D . Sabin m c

V an . s r U . U E. D Sal bu y i tley r H . L . Sanborn R t . Van Bibber w L . Sa ndler z U _. Van Brunt H V ane e R . T . Sargent U y . g M i k R . E. Sawyer . , Van W n le

x a U. E. P . W . Sa ton Varnam

a d r i R . H . Sayre . e S . Ve d

. mte he nson . T . u g J ss m. . . Schlo p , Jr Vo ght

h wIH t v ns VVa st afi o. Se rni dt . S e e m. J . g

ML t x ns A \V al dié g . M . Sch uyler . . S e e g . . i k11 M W m. C . Schwab W. N. St c ey g . . all U V m E m I al s e r . D e w . Sehwen Q . Still an m 9 .

2 3 D Qene r M Z . Stone m 9 ( Q n 1 n . Seamans Q vI. Sto e o 9 W2 arre

WV rr n . R. E. O H r U Searle . Sto y Q a e , Jr U Q . L F R n U l\I . Seeger , Jr . . Stra ahan . . Warren Jr

U W r n . G. Sessa H . Strassb u rger u. L Wa re H U. E. P ( t rauss D . rr . Shaw . Wa en , Jr U B w r . . Sheldon Q . S ullivan McC . Washbu n

U. F Q g s . ’ n Shepard . Swain . M . Wa hburn U U . C hi . S e re P b . Sweet m U. Waters U . R . Shiphe rd Q m. Talbot m U . Waters Q B . , Shira s Q a. Tarbell u Q . Webber W Q . . Q m. H. Short , Jr Taylor Weber U Q fi ” Temple , Jr . . Weil

R Q 7 ssa ’ g . s. Tenn! Wei

U Q e . S . Thackara . B .

U M om son . O . Wellman U sT a Q . Thorne . . Wellm n

U R n . e . Tigrett mW Wend ll

U E o. We sselhoe ft O Tilton , Jr . U O . Topp an U. E. Westlake 140 ORGANIZATIONS

U NIO N ( cont i nue d)

C . B . Wetherell . W . Whit e a

H . J . Wharton B . Wh iting z l J . H . Wheelock L . Wh it ock w v . Y . Whidden S r v . White r

. White p z b w w

V O LK MA NN S C HO O L C LU B

. . G. N. l l G. i 2d C P Beebe Hu M xter , h “‘ H . C anning Gr. James C . Parker

. T . k J . J r . A W R e i T Clar Lowell , . . gg o B . Dewey J . F . Mabbett J . H . Stannard B F . S . oss G. R . Minot S . Thom son

K . Howes

ZET A PS I

R . E. Apthorp J . B . Hus band M . B . Van Brunt

C . Burton D . J . Knowl t on S . J . Wagst afi

0 . l i J r. . Cobb J Pu tzer ,

141

MARRIAGES AND BIRTHS

“‘ u 3 Edwin Ruthven Emerson To Ellen R ssell , February , 1862 , at Skowhegan , Me . Ell n n 27 1869 e e e Emerson , January

Au Everett Wilson English To Ruth Louise Titcomb , g 31 1908 ust , , at Boston

Mc l arb an 28 Carl Walter Gehring To Mabel G , July , 1908 , at Paisley , Scotland

M . Lawrence Grinnell To Emily Severance , Octo 3 1908 ber , , at South Dart

mouth , Mass .

i . Em l Frederick Haberstroh To Katherine O Webber , Octo

28 1908 . ber , , at Brookline

Henry Bass Hall To Caroline M . Sturges , Janu

1 1909 111. ary , , at Oak Park ,

Foster Webster Holbrook To Luella S . Stevens , January 30 1909 , , at Waltham An 29 son Wales Hard , Jr . To Florence Bourne , April

1908 . Y , at New York . N . 31 1909 Anson W . Hard , II , January ,

George Howe To Marie Jesup Patterson ,

18 1907 - July , , at North E ast

Harbor , Me . 28 1908 Helen Howe , May , , at Paris , France

S . B . s 12 John William Johnson To Johnson , Augu t ,

1902 . , at Mendota , Ill a n 27 1903 Josephine Ell Joh son , October , 26 1905 Constance Howard Johnson , January , 17 1907 John William Stewart Johnson , January ,

l Erl und l 1 Car Linco n To Ruth Benton , February , 1907 , at Boston Thomas Ridgway Macy To Louise Pugh

’ i l O Connell William Charles Magu re To Mary A ice , Sep

23 1908 Bos tember , , at East ton 17 Dennis E dward Moran To Marie Silkes , April , 1901 , at Boston 1908 HAR VARD , CLASS REPORT

J n 24 Benjamin Wyman Morse To Elva May Pevey , u e ,

1908. at Cambridge

Ine ze w Kenneth Algernon Mossman To Mabel Bro n , Decem 31 1907 mi ber , , at West nster

Paul Luther Mueller To Ethel Frances Babcock , 19 1908 August , , at Quincy

fia avi O t a . José Victor , Jr To Clara Wright Barclay , 21 1908 k April , . at New Yor City l 18 Wil iam Armstrong Perry To Lulu Montague , April , 1899 , at Canton , Pa .

Emile Raymond Riegel To Ethel H . Le Ge ndre . Sep

tember 11. 1905. at New York City

m e t Ly an Willets Rogers To Louise R min g on Howard , 9 1906 R June , , at Providence , .

I .

Francis Dunbar Ruggles To Abbie Hart Merrill , Janu 28 1908 l ary , , at Somervil e

Al va Le Roy Scoville To Florence Scow croft . Janu 24 1906 ary , A girl five months ol d

2d Nane en . t Quincy Adams Shaw , To S Mitchell , Au gus 25 1906 , , at Manchester

i hi he rd n Henry Rob nson S p To Sarah Annie Billard , Ju e

30 1906 . Y . , , at Brooklyn , N Walter Marston S m ith To Amy Louise Hubbard

Robert Allen Stranahan To Agnes McCall

Lorb acke r George Stanley Talbot To Ella , November

19 1908 N. . , , at Glen Ridge , J

v nn Clarence Bertrand Thompson To Mara e e Kennedy , Feb

ruar 6 1907 o y , , at Peab dy

Charles Binney Tupper To Hermine Louise Eppinger , 2 1908 k March , , at New Yor ,

N. Y . MARRIAGES AND BIRTHS

U 7 Frederic Daniel tley To Vern a Bell , October , 1908 i Ill , at Sterl ng , .

ff ul n Samuel Jones Wagsta To Pa i e Le Roy French , 5 1908 R May , , at Newport , . I . ll Mackey We s To Alida Marion Carter , June 27 1908 n N , , at Bi ghampton , .

Y .

Joseph Russell White To Grace Eleanor Kingsley 24 1908 June , , at Westerleigh N Y Staten Island , . . l A fred Freeman Whitman To Bessie M . Hitchcock , Sep 12 1908 n tember , , at Spri gfield

r i 3 James Arthu Stirling Wood To W nifred Bell , June , 1902 row , at Chelsea 9 1906 Winifred Dorothy , July ,

D I R E C T O RY

The foll owing list is b ase d on the p erm anent addresses; b usiness addresses are oft en different .

A R KA N S AS

Littl e R ock. H . H . Hemingway .

C A LI FO R N I A

Los Angel es . K . D e w . Schwe ndener .

Pasade na. B . H . Qui nh am .

Rive rside . F . S . Montgomery .

San Di ego . D . E . Moran .

S an F anci sco. . n . . . r C W . Lippma n , M B Whitney

S ausalito . S . W . Sperry .

C O LO R A DO

d in ki l i s . C l a s . . . . o or o Sp r g W . W Gas l , F E Rob n on , Jr

D nv r. . . . w s . e e R H . Sayre , K B To n end

C O N N E C T I C UT

D anb u ry. G . A . McKay .

East Li tohfield. C . E . Pratt .

H a d . . l n . rtfor . C Bacall , F S . Co li s

K ent . S . V . Kibby .

Lakesi de . J . R . Edl in .

New H aven. H . F . C . D ueb erg.

Pomfret C ent e r . C . Wiggins . R i dgefie ld. L . H . Cushman .

Sim sb u ry. C . N . St . John.

Washington. N . Hedin .

Wil lim anti c . F . E . St aeb ner . in W sted. R . B . Whiting.

147 AR 1908 L HA RV D , C ASS REPORT

D I S T R I C T O F C O L U M B I A

W hin n . nl as . . . . i gto H A Du ap , H R Franc s , W . H . Y .

Hackett , C . L . Hay , C . V . Imlay , S . H . Rathbun .

F L O R I D A

J ck nvi l e . . . r. McLane a so l H H Buckman , J , R . .

0co e e . J . D . Pounds .

G E O RG I A

Macon. T . K . Gibson .

I DA H O

Moscow . C . K . Gl ycart .

Pa ris . Le G . R . Humpherys .

I LL I N O I S

A urora. F . W . Holbrook .

Chi a . m ...... c go H . V . A berg , L W Ban gs , J C Carroll , S H

l r . . e Hurwitz , J . B . Husband . E . V . Sa sbu y , E B Sh ldon ,

hi h rd l . S e ...... H . R . p , A H Vail , S W White , G L Wi son

Gre envill e . W . D . Lee .

H i hlandP k . g ar . J . W . Brown , A . D . Jones

K e nilworth . C . Brown .

La Gra nge . N . R . Clark .

L k F s d. a e ore t . E . N . Fales , E . C . Larne n S terli g. F . D . Utley .

Wh eaton. H . S . Knight

I N D I A N A

ndi n I a a ol is . . . . . p E W Friend , E R M arion. B . M . N ussbaum .

R ns e se lae r . T . W . Eger . Wi n ona La ke . C . P . Pledger .

I O WA

B n o ap arte . F . J . Whiteley . B u n rli gton. K . B . Hawkins . O k a land. E . W . Carman . 148 DIRECTORY

K E NT U C KY

L uisvil l e ...... Wul ko . o B D Davis , B M Vance , F F p

M AJN E

B angor . W . Peirce .

Cal ais . J . L . Wh itlock .

Camden. H . Alden .

C um b e rlandMi ll s . C . E . Lincol n .

Lu b ec. A . D . Pike .

P d . . . l an . . . . ort E E Holt , Jr , F E Leighton , D Payson , P

Woodman .

South Portl and. R . E . Sawyer .

Stillwate r . H . L . Sanborn .

Thom aston. A . T . Gould .

Woodland. J . H . Stannard .

York V i llage . H . G . Buell .

M A RYLA N D

’ B al im e ...... e . . . P l . t or A S A Brady , J H Corn ll , J G D A au

F r e derick. E . W . McCardel l .

Towson. R . B . Deford .

M A S S A C H U S ETTS

in n. Ab gto R . D . Chamberlin .

All s n. . . . J r . . . to W . H Barrow , J B Bruce , , W V Ellis , W

. . . h . W . Faunce , P . P . Marion , K . G Perry , E G W ite

Andove r . T . Eaton .

A lin n . . . r gto . E . Dana , J C Gray

A lin n H i h s . . . . l . r gto e g t J Allen , G M Dwel ey

Ashl and . . F . B . Hooker , Jr

Aub u rndal e . A . S . Browne .

A e . . . k . y r . A . M Clarke , H G Clar e

B elm n . . . i l . o t J . R . Benton , E L L nco n

B e v l . . . . P . e . . . r y W C Lord , H C Lunt , C C ope

B s n . . . . . o to . G . J . Anderson , J . W Baker , G G Ball , E D

r . . . n J r . . Bement , P . Bigelow , J , G H Bi ney , , J Brack ,

C . Burrage Jr P . L . Butler , R . G . Carpenter , W . H .

rm

DIRECTORY

M AS S A C H U S ETT S ( cont inue d)

’ Cha l es wn. . . i . . Gamm ans . . O Hare r to J G Bresl n , H W , J B ,

X n . . F . . A . Readdy , W . G . Ton er , A . C Ward , G . E Ward . n Chel sea. N . S . D ill i gham .

h s nu Hi ll . J r . . . r . C e t t . L . B Harding , , K Howes , J Lowell , J ,

J . A . Moir , J . Richardson , Jr .

d . . . . . Concor . P W Brown , R F Powers fin D anve . . . . . C askin J r . . . Ga e . rs F A Butler , F H , , J J y

'

D dham . . r . . . t . B . . e H Maynard , J , R G Par ridge , P Weld

ch . . . . . l . D or este r . C . E Brazer , J W Butler , W P Cal ahan , R

. ni . . . t . . M . Corson , W . H Cun ngham , F J A Doher y , W C

0. . J r . . Glass , J . J . Kaplan , M . J . Lane , F Rogers , , R

i . . . W . Sawyer , W . A . Wald e , M E Wyner

D ches e C e n e ...... r . or t r tr C R Joy , F H Toye , C J War en

D ux b u ry . G . H . Hunt .

Eas B s n . i . . . t o to . W . B . Jensen , W C . Magu re , O E Story

East Northfield. J . E . Hooper .

M orm ack Eve e . . l . . cC . r tt D E . Coggeshal , H A

Fall Rive . . . . . r 0 Rigby , H C Slade

Framingham . G . Ware .

Glouceste r . A . E . Allen .

Grafton. S . R . Harlow .

Gr eat Barrington. M . B . Giddings .

Gre enfield. W . E . Johnson .

Have hi l . . r l . H M Goodwin , J . T . Hill , F J . Tuck .

Hingham . H . A . Robinson .

Hyde Park . T . A . Conlin .

H udson. W . D . Stratton .

Huntington. L . E . Varnam .

I swi h . . . . . p c . C . L . Appleton , J E Searle , G F Waters

am i Pl n B roidri ck . J a ca ai . T . J . . E . W . Cook , B . S Foss , H .

Loew enb er . . . . . G . Hampe , J . g, J H Ordway , J W Wendell

Lancast e r . B . Parker .

Lawrenc e . F . H . Baldwi n .

Leominste r . J . H . Cobur n .

Lex ington. G . Van D . Brown . E . G . Reed .

I/incoln. G . G . Tarbell . 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

M A S S AC H U S ETTS ( cont l nue d)

F c . . m . . Lowe ll . R . K . let her , H W Ho e , R B Parker ,

M . Stevens .

L nn. II . . . . e . y . P Breed , R W Breed , F Liv sey

' Map l e u ood. M . E . Spear .

dn ...... Ma l e . E N Hutchins . H W King, F W Swain , J

T n . . . y g, A E Van Bibber

M ns e ld. J . . . . . a fi C Howell , W F Perry

i n . Mar o . D . J . Knowlton

Me dfi eld. H . Inches . A . L . Jackson .

e d d . . . ll . M for . J . B Chevalier , J B Su ivan

Me lrose . P . B . Carter .

Me thu e n. K . L . Riley .

Milford. J . B . Coolidge . ’ Mi on. . . . O Hare . lt R . E . Apthorp , C L Furber . J P .

Nanta ske t . J . S . Whitney .

Ne e dha m Heights . G . W . Slaney . N w d d e Be o ...... f r L Grinnell , J M Read , R A . Spare

Ne wb u o ryp rt . L . P . Dodge , A . F . Pettingell .

N w n e n P e . . . . . to C tre W C Chamberlin , E W English , .

bert .

Ne w on Hi h and l t g l s . R . W . Fisher , N . T . Wel man .

Ne wton Hills . C . T . Brodrick .

Ne w onvi . J r t lle W . Hickox , ., F . W . Hinds . No h rt Abi ngton. H . A . Arnold . No h h rt b oro ug . R . T . Sargent .

’ No ham on. . O Brie n. rt p t G E . Boynton . R . M . Dewey , W . J . N h Bi ort ll e rica . T . T . Clark .

No h h e rt C lmsford. F . D . Ruggles . No h P m u h rt ly o t . J . D . Brewer .

e b od P a y . C . B . Thompson .

Pi tts e d l . . . o fi C H Brackett , F . W . R ckwell . Jr . Pl m ou h y t . W . W . Cole . J . F . Mabbett . d ’ i e s ssi n . Pr Cro g F . H . Prince , Jr . uin Q cy . A . F . Arnold . J . F . Johnson . Re dvi a ll e . E . M . Stone .

Re ve e . . . Aisne r J r . 2d. r M M , W . Daly , . G . H . Delano ,

Bochdal e . E . D . Clark .

152 DIRECTORY

MAS S AC HUS ET T S ( cont inue d)

R ockl and. P . V . Donovan .

R x ...... o bury D . V . Baker , H B Barney , W S Brownrigg, L

McIsaac . . T . Farrell , C . J . Fay , F . Izard , F . J . , T F ’ Connor . . Pinanski . u . . O , A E , A Pr ssian , C T

Withe rb . Smithies D . B . Somes , P . D . White , E . T . y

S al em . . . i . . . . . P J F nnegan , R B Goodell , W A Perry

S he rborn. H . Channing .

m e ill . . . 0. . ll . . S o rv e . R . D Bell , F S Dean , W Hartwe , L M

i . . n . . Horton , E . D . Leav tt , W W Pai e , R Robertson , L

. . . E . Sanborn , O A Wyman

S ou th Acton. W . M . Bir d .

S ou thborough . E . W . Fay

u h B s n...... i . S o t o to G W Boland , L A Doggett B Gav n , J

. E . Keefe , Jr

h F am in ham ...... S out r g A J E ames , C E Shaw

S outh Walp ol e . E . S . Fuller .

d . . ol e r . . in e l . . . G S p r gfi H G Blodgett , R J de y , H L Murphy ,

r . . . R . D . Mu phy , S N Stickney

S toneham . R . S . Fickett .

wam sco . . S p tt . R . F . Kimball , S Thomson

Taunton. A . H . Field .

Tufts Coll ege . W . L . Stevens .

Wab an. E . H . Robinson .

Wal ham ...... t E B Hughes , R E Somers , G Warren , Jr

Wa . . . . r e . L . D Cox , A E Monroe

Wat e rtown. L . M . Potter .

W . n . e b st e r . W . H Ki g , Jr

We ll esl ey Hill s . E . N . Wh ite .

Westfiel d. C . B . Mil ler .

Weston. G . W . Eliot .

West Lynn. A . G . Eldridge .

W N w n ...... est e to . P . W . Davis , L Y Foo G S Fuller , C R

. . Leonard , H . M . Mayo , F R Thomas

W m il . . . . . Shie re . est S o e rv l e . P . L E aton , E L Ford , R C

William stown. A . L . Fabens .

Win h . . . . . c e e . . st r . L W Barta , W V Plummer , D N Robinson

DIRECTORY

N E V A DA

Goldfield. W . M . Wilton .

N EW H A M P S H I R E

Concord. A . B . Morrill .

Enfie ld. W . A . Train .

Manches e . . . . 2d. t r F C Bradford P Grant ,

R ocheste r . C . B . Cl afiin. Ti l n to . C . E . Tilton , Jr .

N EW J E R S EY

A rlington. E . B . Conant .

Hob ohen. W . F . Fletcher .

M is wn k orr to . W . Bigelow , J . H . Wheeloc .

Newark. R . B . Bradl ey .

Pate rson. E . Van B. Parke .

Pl ainfield. Van W . Brooks . n South Ora ge . E . L . Prizer .

T en n. . r to R G . A . Donnelly , Jr . U e M n cl ai i p p r o t r . W . T . Bostw ck , T . G . Sessa .

V i nel and. H . W . Lane . W n es O a e . . . . t r g G A Geiger , T . R Macy .

NEW M E X I C O

E V ast Las egas . D . T . Kelly .

NEW YO R K

' B abylon. S . J . Wagst afiz.

B kl n...... l l roo y H W Bender , J M Ferguson , P C Haske , B .

L fi'f Z r . an st a . J . . . t M g , Mayhew , , H B Plat , L . Rome , D .

m . . k . . . l Rosenblu , F L Steen en , W M Wall , K C . Wi son ,

L . W . Young . B ’ t ufial o. . . . . ll i . . k l . E N Block , S B Bu ( ), A W Hin e , W Van

. LeR . l . . N Moot , H . O msted , L Rumsey

C e darhu rst . Crawford Burton .

D u nde e . J . L . Otis .

Eas tp ort . L . W . Rogers . 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

N EW YO R K ( cont l nue d)

Gre e n Ridge . J . R . White .

H e m p st ead. Hamilton Hadden .

ns n i . . . . H e o v ll e . H . E Merwin , D O Slater

n 2d. Hilb u r . W . W . Snow ,

J a m estow n. E . B . All en .

La w rencevill e . O . F . Shepard .

Le Roy . J . W . Johnson .

Mani arone ck . H . L . McV ickar.

Manhasse t . W . G . Holloway .

Mou nt V e r no n. G . B . Shiras .

' Ne w B righton. G . O . Wal se r .

N wb u h . . . e rg G . Q Smith

Ne w Y k . . . or W P Anderton , G . G . Bacon , S . Barber , G .

. . . . C Bates , E Becker , H W Bender , E . G . Benedict , E .

. Be rol zhe im e r . . . . M , E S Blagden , I S Broun , C . S .

J r . . . . . Brown . , L H Butt , A De W Clark . C . Cobb , R . S .

. . . r. Coryell , H S Davis , J . L Derby , C . L . Despard , J ,

. t . . l J Ellner ( ), S A Fahnestock , S . Fargo , J . T . Farre ly .

. . . . 0 . nk l . W Van B Findley , S W Fish , . K Frae e , A

- Fraser Campbell . F . T . Frelinghuysen , G . de K . Gilder ,

C . G . Goddard , A . Van W . Gould . H . Green , W . i Greene ( ), A . Greenough . J . A . Guest , A . W . Hard ,

J r . . . A . C Haskell , A . F . Hetherington , R . E . Hoguet ,

. m M C . Hutchinson , P . G . Ka merer , F . R . Kin g,

W . T . Kissel , A . B . Kuttner , C . Lawrence , R . G .

Leeds , D . R . Leland . B . Montes , B . Moore . C . Mor n J r J r. . . gan , ., B . W . Morse , J . V . O ativia , , J G

Pe e de J r. . . , L . W . Pritchett . J . Pulitzer . . W J Schloss ,

s . m . . il W . M . Schuyler . W . Seaman , W . M S ith . E G St l

l . n . R . man , R . L . Sweet . G . S . Tay or , J . N Thor e , T

W nkl e l . i . . Treadwel , C . B . Tupper , W . M Van , M de S

l . . V , . . . O . , E , erdi W M Washburn , H Wel man H Wiener

. . E. . . Z . R T Wilson . P . Wood , F J iegler

O ne on ta . P . W . Saxton . Rhin b k e ec . M . S . Crosby .

Ro he s c t e r . R . A . Cunningham . G . A . Smith .

S t . J am e s . L . G . White .

156 DIRECTORY

N EW YO R K ( cont inue d)

S a a a S in s . . . . . r tog p r g C R Comstock , J T Houghton ,

S chenectady . E . T . Rice .

Syracuse . M . T . Rogers .

Troy . J . H . Broderick .

Tux e do. . . . Lorill ard F Cruger , F G Foster , G . , C . C .

W . D . Robbins .

Utica. M . Bernstein .

Warren. H . C . Knoblauch . Wa wi ck B r . G . urt , H . P . Burt .

Wat ertown. G . R . Carter .

N O RT H C A R O LI N A

Hill sb oro. C . C . Read .

O H I O

Ak on . . . . K avena h . r , H L Hassler , W E g Cincinna i m k t . J . V . Greenebau , B . W . Kittredge , R . T . Mac ,

. . k . . J r . . . W J Mac , H C Schwab , C . W . Short , , R W

Stewart .

Cl e ve land. C . W . Gehring .

Col um bus . J . B . . Col e . t D ayton. J . Barlow ( i ) n D efia ce . J . D . Chenevert ( t ).

Gl endal e . M . Allen .

Portsm outh . A . G . Dill . d k S an us . y. R R . Sloane , Jr .

S ou th Euclid. J . A . Hadden .

T l d r o e . . . J . . o C T Brady , , C Schmidt .

Y oungstown. H . E . Johnson .

O K LA H O M A

O klahom a Ci . . . ty S Bowles , Jr

S till wate r . J . Alley .

O R EG O N

P l nd a . . . . i ort A G Johnson , R W . Wh dden .

157

DIRECTORY

T E X A S

Mcre edes. L . Fischel . U TA H

Lark . G . G . Glass .

O den . L R l g . I B . Evans , A . e . Scovi le .

Op hi r . E . S . Alexander .

V E R M O NT

Rutland. W . E . Burditt .

V I RG I N I A

Falls Church . V . Cobb .

WA S H I N GT O N

Eve re tt . P . L . Harvie .

S kane . p o C . P . Beebe , Jr .

V ancouve r . J . E . Cates .

W I S C O N S I N

La Crosse . T . L . Hood . M adison. R . S . Ely.

Milwauke e . . M P E . Dutcher , J . M . S . cDonal d.

South Mi lwaukee . M . B . V an Brunt .

West Green B ay. C . S . Larsen .

C U BA

Havana . A . R . Arellano , J . Harrah .

HAWAII

H n l ulu l o o . H . K . L . Cast e , F . D . Lowrey . PA NA M A

An con. F . Bishop .

C A NA D A

B an r r tfo d. P . H . Wilkes . 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

M E X I C O

i M x i o. . . . C ty of e c C L Seeger , Jr

A R G E NT I N E R E P U B L I C

B ue nos A ir es . E . R . Cook

C O S TA R I C O

Guac im o Fa rm . H . S . Blair .

E N G LA N D

m C u b e rland. M . P . Stoney .

Leicest e r . W . D . Hutchinson . L ndn o o . L . E . Matteson , J . D .

Ox ford. A . LeR . Locke .

FR A N C E

Pa ris . G . Howe .

G E R M A NY

B e rl in. L . E . Weber . ITA LY

Florence . R . Al t rocchi .

S W IT Z E R LA N D

O ue hy. F . Dexter .

B U LGA R I A

Ph li i p p op olis . R . A . KazanJi e fi.

J APA N

T ki . Fu oka k . o o F . p , M . Iwasa i , H

N EW ZEA LA N D

W i ell ngton. G . I . Lewis .

160 A D D R E S S E S A N D O C C U PA T I O N S

In th e oll win lis whe e m e han one addess i s iv n f o g t, r or t r g e , the i s i s as in cases wh e e nl one is iv n th m n f r t , r o y g e , e p e r a ent

dd ss n hi i th a e . O e s s e l ace esidence som e im es how r ft t p of r , t , eve the lace o b usiness andsom e im es eviden l a r, p f , t , t y, for w in ad A u ard g dress . ddr esses q eri ed are gene ral ly fal se . NOTI CE OF ANY CHANGE SH O ULD BE SENT AT

ONCE TO TH E SECRETA R Y .

. ABELEs 4140 C , Washington Bldg , St . Louis , Mo ., is with the

Co. . Mercedes Grain , Mercedes , Texas

S J R . 2203 P . D , . V St . a. J A AM , Mt ernon , Philadelphia , , is in

r the University of Pennsylvania Law School , fi st year .

. . AISNER 19 St . . M M Dana , Revere , is studying

. L H A DEN , Camden , Me ., is in the Harvard Law School , first

year .

. . L X ff Co. en E S A E ANDER , care of Cli Mining , Ophir , Utah , is

gaged in mining .

10 t . A . E . ALLEN , Warren S , Gloucester , is an electrical engi

neer .

L 116 4th St . . Y . B . A LEN , East , Jamestown , N , is Ontario

i ff Co. manager for the Canad an Bu alo Forge , Toronto ,

Canada . 62 Ave J . ALLEN , Wollaston , Arlington Heights , is a student

in Harvard College . 0 r M . ALLEN , Glendale , , is at the Cincinnati Law School , fi st

vear . L a n J . A LEY , Stillwater , Okl , is teachi g at Oklahoma Agri

cultural College . R 147 J . C . ALMY , , Brattle St Cambridge , is a student at

M . I . T . ALTR O H I 19 R . C C , Viale Margherita , Florence , Italy , is study

- l in ing at the University of Florence , non resident fel ow

Harvard Graduate School of Ar ts and Sciences . 161

ADDRESSES AND OCCUPATIONS

BARRow 13 St . l W . H . , Linden , A lston , is a sales agent for the

Edison Electric Co .

St . n L . W . BARTA , Cabot , Winchester , is with Lee , Hi gginso

Cc . and ., Boston 60 a in H . H . BARTLETT , Perkins Hall , C mbridge , is the Har

vard Graduate School of Applied Science .

S 97 St . Y Fi G . C . BATE , Cedar , New York , N . ., is with the

dl it Co. . e y and Casualty , of New York

0 . 1020 . 3d St . . . . G BAUMAN , N , St Joseph , Mo , has not been

heard from .

X E 71 H . C . BA T R , Oxford Ave ., Cambridge , is Boston manager

Co. . for Elms , of New York

BEARD LEY 621 St . W . W . s , So . State , Ann Arbor , Mich ., is a

student in Harvard College .

132 St . . Y . a r E . BECKER , Manhattan , New York , N , is tre su er

of the Diamond Cupped Bearing Co . 1711 l P . BEEBE , Tenth Ave Spokane , Wash ., is in the rea

estate business .

26 St . R . D . BELL . Bow , Somerville , is in the Harvard Medical

School , first year .

178 Rd. E . D . BEMENT , Bay State , Boston , is with the Denni

son Mfg . Co., South Framingham .

683 Ave . Y H . W . BENDER , Bushwick , Brooklyn , N ., is mana

ger of Taxicab Co . of America . 72 Y E . G . BENEDICT , Irving Place , New York , N . ., is study

ing in Harvard College .

308 St . i s C . R . BENNETT , Chestnut , Philadelphia , Pa pub “ l ish e r of American Wool and Cotton Reporter .

174 St . i W . C . BENNETT , Arlington , Wollaston , is teach ng l i fil d R idefie d R de e . at g School , g , Conn R d 75 . J . R . BENTON , Oakley , Belmont , is in the Harvard Law

School , first year .

S 17 St . . Y . M . BERN TEIN , Charles , Utica , N , is studying law at

the New York Law School .

BEROLZH EIMER 7 10 14th St . . Y . E . M . , E ast , New York , N , is

with the E agle Pencil Co .

. 2017 St . . G BIDDLE , Pine , Philadelphia , Pa

R 30 t . k P . BIGELOW , J ., Kilby S , Boston , is a real estate bro er .

163 1908 HARVARD , CLA SS REPORT

BIGELow . e W . , Morristown , N J is a district sal s manager .

J R . 138 o t . G . H . BINNEY , , Marlb ro S , Boston , is in the Har

vard Medical School , first year . l W . M . BIRD , South Acton , is in the Harvard Graduate Schoo

of Applied Science . SH 128 Z in F . BI OP , Ancon . Canal one , Panama , is the Har

vard Law School , second year .

113 64th St . . Y . E . S . BLAGDEN . East . New York , N , is in the

electrical business .

H . S . BLAIR , Guacimo Farm . Costa Rica . Central America , is

in business there with the United Fruit Comp any .

SS 184 l . ki C . A . BLI . Aspinwal Ave , Brookline , is in the ban ng

business .

3018 . in A . E . BLOCK . Forest Ave Kansas City , Mo , is the

Harvard Law School . second year .

L 905 . ff . . Y . E . N . B OCK . Delaware Ave , Bu alo N , has not been

heard from .

402 St . . . . H . G . BLODGETT , Central . Sprin gfield , is in Y M C

A . work . 5 L . BOGERT . 2 Power St . . Providence . R . I .

N 809 d . G . W . BOLA D , Broa way . So Boston . is in the Harvard

. Law School , second year

S 274 u . U . W . T . BO TWICK , Mo ntain Ave , pper Montclair . N J

is in business .

R dt . S J . a S BOWLE . , Oklahoma City , Okl , is sporting e i or of “ ” the Daily Oklahoman . 0 . l Sl ade . 3 P BOYER , Penl yn . Pa is with Boyer , brokers

St . . Broad . New York , N . Y

BovNTO N 18 . i G . E . , Crafts Ave , Northampton , is w th the

Boynton Bottling Co . 103 J . BRACK . Sheridan St .. Boston . is studyi ng in Harvard

CoIIe ge . P fil d . 181 n itts e C H . BRACKETT , Woodlaw Ave , is en gaged

in transformer testin g.

. . 273 t . . H . s F C BRADFORD . Central S . Manchester , N . is tudy

ing agriculture at the University of Maine . Orono . Maine .

. . 18 t . k . J . . R B BRADLEY , James S , Newar , N , is in business

164 ADDRESSES AND OCCUPATIONS

A 1118 . St . A . S . A . BR DY , N Charles , Baltimore , Md ., is in the

Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences .

J R . 2256 . . C . T . BRADY , , Collingwood Ave , Toledo 0

E 841 St . C . E . BRAZ R , Bloomfield , Dorchester , has not been

heard from .

R 30 t . in H . P . B EED , Harwood S , Lynn , is the leather business . 50 l R . W . BREED , Beacon Hi l Ave ., Lynn .

S 19 . t he J . G . BRE LIN , Monument Ave , Charlestown , is in Har

vard Medical School , second year . E J . D . BREW R , No . Plymouth , is a clerk . '

. H 228 So. 6th St . Pa. G . B BRIDENBAUG , , Reading , , is a teacher

of music .

H 16 R d. D . S . BRIG AM , Institute , Worcester , is in the Harvard

Graduate School of Applied Science . 9 i K . F . BRILL , Perkins Hall , Cambridge , is study n g in Har

vard College . R 41 P O . 1 7 St . a. . A . BR CK , J , Spruce , Philadelphia , , is with J

- Co. . G . Brill , car builders , Philadelphia

2248 5th . . Y . J . H . BRODERICK , Ave , Troy , N , is in the Har

vard Law School , second year .

. O 24 St . C . T BR DRICK , Bowdoin , Newton Hills , is in the Har

vard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences .

B ROIDR ICK 777 St . i in T . J . , Centre , Jamaica Pla n , is engaged

mining in California , with the American Smelting and

Refining Co . fil in l A Pl in d . . V N . S a e W BROOK , , N J is en gaged journa ism

: i t u Present address The Friars . West Chilt n g on , S ssex ,

England .

140 87th St . . Y . kin I . S . BROUN , West , New York , N , is wor g

V a. . . . in the oil fields of West , for the So Penn Coal Co

O R . 247 . . Y . in C . S . BR WN , J , Lexington Ave , New York , N , is

the real estate business in the office of Douglas Robinson . H Il l ST , C RI Y BROWN , Kenilworth , is studying at the North

. western University , Evanston , Ill

40 St . i . G . E . BROWN , Willow , Wollaston , is in rubber bus ness V AN 39 n G . D . BROWN , Percy Road . Lexington , is a salesma

o. k . for Studebaker Bros . C , of New Yor

165

AD DRESSES AND OCCUPATIONS

l a E . . , O W CARMAN akland , , is in the Harvard Law School ,

second year .

. . 12 . Me K G CARPENTER , Portland Place , St Louis , , is bond

buyer for A . G . E dwards and Sons , St . Louis .

373 St . R . G . CARPENTER , Washin gton , Boston , is in the real

estate business .

. . O 4932 . III J C CARR LL , Lake Ave , Chicago , , is engaged in

journalism .

219 St . . Y in G . R . CARTER , Park , Watertown , N ., is the

Harvard Graduate School of Applied Science .

. 51 St . P . B CARTER , Batchelder , Melrose , is in the Harvard

Law School , first year . A K IN R 1 . C S . 3 St . F . H , J , Locust , Danvers , is in the Harvard

Law School , second year . S k H . K . L . CA TLE , Honolulu , Hawaii , is a cler .

S v . J . E . CATE , Vancou er , Wash , is studying in Harvard Col

lege . H D E h H . W . C A BOURN , Houghton , Mic . is engaged in mining

engineering . H 335 St . R . D . C AMBERLIN , Plymouth , Abington , is in vaude

ville with Marshall Bros .

H 76 St . W . C . C AMBERLIN , Summer , Newton Centre , is as

i an Mf Co. s st t manager of Standard g. , Paddock Bldg ,

Boston .

H i . H . C ANNING , Sherborn , is in the diplomatic serv ce l . . H V T 0. f e . J D C ENE ER , Defiance , ( ), has not b en heard from

H 139 St . l D . MACG . C ENEY, Walnut , Winter Hi l , is studying

in Harvard College . H V mm i s J . B . C E ALIER , Su t Road , Medford , is in the oil bu i

ness in New York .

. H . C . B . CLAFLIN , Rochester , N . is editor of the Rochester ” Record .

2 d t . Y . E 124 13 S . A . D W . CLARK , West , New York , N , has

not been heard from .

E . . R D CLARK , ochdale , is a graduate student of chemistry at

Columbia University .

33 St . . . R . K 0 . , . I , N CLAR , No Ashland La Grange ll is a wool

Co. . salesman for Swift and , Chicago

167 1908 HAR VARD , CLASS REPORT

T . T . CLARK . North Billerica . is studyin g at the Lowell Tex t fle School

3 St . A . M . CLARKE Newton , Ayer , is an agent for the United

Shoe Machinery Co .

3 St . H . G . CLARKE , Newton , Ayer . is studying in Harvard

College .

S 184 St . . n H . G . CLEMAN , Kent . St Paul , Min , is studying

in Harvard College .

427 wm . W . H . CLIFF , Sha ut Ave , Boston . is in the brokerage

business with Hamlin , Nickerson . and Co .

O 128 59th St . . Y . CANDLER C BB . West . New York , N , is study

ing law . V a VI CTOR COBB , Falls Church , ., is Carnegie assistant to Pro

fe ssor . Baxter . Boylston Hall , Cambridge 14 J . H . COBURN . Pond St Leominster , is studying law at

Boston University .

O C C ES II ALL 555 D . E . C . Broadway , Everett , is principal of the

Bolton High School . Bolton . H 30 St . F . M . CO EN , Court . Boston . is in the Harvard Law l Schoo , first year .

H 75 t . G . I . CO EN , Endicott S , Boston , is in the Harvard Law

School . first year . 960 0 l J . R . COLE . Boyden Road . Columbus . , is in the coa

business .

7 t . W . W . COLE . Whiting S . Plymouth , is studying Forestry

in the Harvard Graduate School of Applied Science .

S 1057 Ave n S . COLLIN , Asylum . Hartford , Con , is a man

u fact ure r of electrical supplies .

A . B . 147 1Beacon St Brookline . is in the Har

vard Law School , second year .

S 540 i . Y . C . R . COM TOCK , Broadway . Saratoga Spr ngs , N ,

h . is in t e Harvard Medical School , first year J E . B . CONANT , Arlington . N . ., is engaged in the manufacture

of celluloid .

t . T . A . CONLIN . East River S , Hyde Park . is engaged in wire

manufacturing . i Re E . R . COO K . 740C aIIe Victoria . Buenos Ayres . Argent ne

public ( i ). has not been heard from .

168 AD DRESSES AND OCCUPATIONS

. O 10 e n E . W CO K , Wise St Jamaica Plain , is an electrical

gine e r with Densmore and Le Clear .

. . 51 St . t J B COOLIDGE , School , Milford , is teaching in Day on

0. He will enter the Harvard Law School next fall .

O 107 n . L . C . C RBETT , Griggs Road , Brookli e , is a salesman m Md U J . H . CORNELL , Arundel Cove , Balti ore , , is in the . S .

Revenue Cutter Service .

S 816 . R . M . COR ON , Blue Hill Ave , Dorchester , is teaching at ’ St . Paul s School , Concord , N . H .

325 3l st t . . Y . is R . S . CORYELL , E ast S , New York N , an

osteopathic physician . Cox L . D . , Ware , resident landscape architect and assistant

city engineer , Boulder , Colo .

CREIDENBER G 74 St . J . , Barton , Boston has not been heard

from .

S e . Y . i M . S . CRO BY , Grasm re , Rhinebeck , N , is engaged in agr

culture .

u . . F . CRUGER , T xedo Park , Tuxedo , N Y

I H 386 . . . R . A . CUNN NG AM , E ast Ave , Rochester , N Y H 9 79 . W . H . CUNNING AM , Blue Hill Ave , Dorchester . is teach

ing .

28 . E . L . CURRIER , Atherton Road , Brookline fil SH R id e e d . L . H . CU MAN , g , Conn , is in banking business with

Co. 25 . . . Standard Trust , Broad St New York N Y

J R . 56 . . . , R W DALY , , Shirley Ave evere El 13 St . E . , DANA , Marathon , Arlington is with the Boston

evat e d.

V S K . l B . D . DA I , Galt House , Louisville , y , is an electrica

engineer with the General Electric Co .

V S 204 . . Y . H . S . DA I , Madison Ave , New York , N , is in the

banking business .

V S 78 J . S . DA I , Dana St Cambridge , is in the Harvard Gradu ate School of Arts and Sciences and an assistant in

Econom ics . H V S 67 St . wt i P . W . DA I , Webster , West Ne on . is with Lee , g

inson Co. . g and , Boston

8 St . i . F . S . DEAN Madison , Somerv lle is teaching at the fii l he e d. Berkshire School , S

169

ADDRESSE S AND OCCUPATIONS

- i o . C . Peru , and Wash ngt n , D , is instrument man for the

Peruvian (Railway ) Corporation .

H 262 St . Wis is P . E . DUTC ER , Knapp , Milwaukee , , employed d at the American Steel Foun ries , at Chester , Pa .

1668 St . E . W . DUTTON , Beacon , Boston , is with Paine , Web

Co . ber ., bankers , Boston 16 l fi i E C i St . i G . M . DWELL Y , , Arl ngton Heights , is study n g

in Harvard Coll ege . E 3 m S 9 l St . J . EAM , Linco n , South Framingha , is in the

Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences ; al so

assistant in Botany .

1648 . n r C . N . EATON , Mass . Ave , Cambridge , is an i su ance

32 St . . broker , Kilby , Boston

1Hancoock St . l P . L . EATON , , West Somervi le . is teaching at ffi the Berkshire School , She eld .

TH Ax TER O . EAT N , Andover 66 n nn R . EDGAR , Groveland Terrace , Min eapolis , Mi , is on “ ” st afi lm n the editorial of The Bel an , Min eapolis . n J . R . EDLIN , Lakeside , Con , has not been heard from .

- S 22015 i St . . u Me is PAUL EDWARD , P ne , St Lo is , , in leather h business wit Howes Bros , St . Louis . R 16 ll H L S St . is P I IP EDWA D , Me en , Cambridge , engaged in

i Fre del en i . copper min ng , M ne , Las Vegas , Nev

. . cul r T . W E GER , Rensselaer , Ind , is engaged in agri tu e .

293 . P . C . EIPPER , N College Ave Kingston a. is teaching . D , , , 94 t A . G . ELDRIDGE , Grove S ., West Lynn . is teaching science

in the New Bedford High School .

s . G . W . ELIOT . Weston , is a land cape architect

R . F . ELLIOTT , Springdale , Pa .

S 91 St . l . . V . E , , W LLI , Franklin Al ston is teaching

H 2 76th . 19 St . . JOSEP ELLNER , East , New York , N Y has

not been heard from .

d 18 ELY 237 . R . S . , Prospect Ave , Ma ison , Wis in the retail

lumber business .

R S 391 St . . l E . R . EME ON , Harvard . Cambridge is a retired civi

and mining engineer . E S 31 G . EM R ON , Holyoke House , Cambridge , is in the Har

vard Law School . first year .

171 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

SH 89 1 St . E . W . ENGLI , Beacon , Newton Centre , is in the cot

, V ton goods brokerage business with Morrison aughan ,

7 m St . o . 7 Su mer , Bost n

VI V il l a Pa. . E , . , o S R N Nova is in the Harvard Law Scho l ,

ond year .

V S . . U e I . B . E AN , care of T B Evans , Ogden , tah , is t aching.

V 9 St . L . W . E ERETT , Beeching , Worcester , is with the Samuel

Winslow Skate Mfg . Co .

S n i . A . L . FABEN , Williamstow , is study ng

FA II NESTO CK 457 . Y S . A . . Madison Ave , New York , N . ., is

a bond broker .

S BL . E . N . FALE . Lake Forest , , is travelling in E urope 120 37 h . t St . . b S FARGO . East , New York . N Y is a ond

broker .

. . 2 Ma l e St . L T FARRELL , p , Roxbury , is studying in Harvard

College .

. . L . 578 . . Y . J T FARREL Y West End Ave , New York , N , is

studying . 101 . St . W . W FAUNCE . Chester , Allston , is with Boston Con

o 24 t . solidated Gas C ., West S , Boston .

FAY 16 St . r . C . J . . Schuyler , Roxbury , has not been heard f om ’ FAY o E . W . . Southborough , is teaching at St . Paul s Sch ol ,

Concord , N . H .

265 . W . C . FEELEY , Western Ave , Cambridge . is in the Har

vard Medical School , second year .

s . B . D . FELD , Vicksburg , Mis , is a cotton planter

S 47 St . . Y . J . M . FERGU ON . Pierrepont , Brooklyn . N , is study

ing in the Columbia Law and Graduate Schools .

4 t . R . . C TT S , . S FI KE , Lincoln Stoneham is in the Harvard

o . Law Sch ol , first year 226 t A . H . FIELD . Winthrop S ., Taunton , is a landscape design fi’ l m Bu a o . er and planter with Townsend Fle ing . , N Y .

. V AN . 14 60th St . . Y .. W B FINDLEY , East . New York , N is

in the Harvard Law School , first year . 26 P . J . FINNEGAN . Hardy St ., Salem , is in the Harvard Medi cal School , second year .

. S H . L FI C EL , Mercedes . Texas . is a farmer

172 ADDRESSES AND OCCUPATIONS

SH 25 78th St . . Y . S . W . FI , E ast , New York , N , is in the Har

. vard Law School , first year

SH 263 . s s R . W . FI ER , Lake Ave , Newton Highland , is in bu i

Co. . ness with A . J . Tower , Boston

L 1 . B . J . FITZGERA D , Leonard Ave , Cambridge , is studying in

Germany .

59 St . . t A . J . FLEMING , Arch , Allegheny , Pa ( ), has not been

heard from .

H 16 St . l R . K . FLETC ER , Talbot , Lowell , is a designer with A ley

: 8 40 St . . E mery , Beacon , Boston

HE . . Co. . W . FLETC R , care of W A Fletcher , Hoboken , N J

is studying at the E astman Business School , New York

N . Y .

Foo 52 t . L . Y . , Chestnut S , West Newton , has not been heard

from .

352 St . n L . FOOTE , Harvard , Cambridge , is studyi g music

in Berlin , Germany . 328 t E . . D S ., , L FOR , Summer West Somerville is a rodman

with the Charles River Basin Comm ission .

19 r W . M . FORD , Law ence Hall , Cambridge , is studying at the

Cambridge Episcopal Seminary ; also in the Harvard

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences .

11 t i . . . SS S . B S FO , Revere , Jamaica Pla n

S R . Y . . G . FO TE , Tuxedo , N , has not been heard from E E Co 20 O . K . FRA NK L , care of George A . Kessler ., Beaver

St . . Y . . . New York , N , is studying law at Columbia 112 C . S 2 . . . . H . R FRANCI , Penna Ave , Washington , D , is in

a . the H rvard Law School , second year

S 3112 . Me is P . B . FRANCI , Garfield Ave , Kansas City , , study

ing in Harvard College .

104 St . in M . FRANK , Pembroke , Boston , is the Harvard Medi

cal School , second year .

- . S A 74 . Y . A FRA ER C MPBELL , Wall St , New York , N , is on afi fi R the engineering st of the Grand Trunk Paci c y .,

under construction from Prince Rupert , B . C ., east . H 3 6 th S 11 5 t . F . T . FRELING UY EN , East S , New York , N . Y .

is in the Harvard Law School , second vear .

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ADDRESSES . AND OCCUPATIONS

n . O 33 50th St . . . G G DDARD , E ast , New York , N Y

30 t . a O DST S , G L EIN , Langdon Worcester , is in the Harvard

. Law School , second year w OLY ER 41 St . . J . DE G , Mulberry , Springfield

> OO 253 . . E . G D , Putnam Ave , Cambridge , is a clerk w O 62 St . B . G ODELL , Federal , Salem , is in the Harvard Law

School , first year .

O 25 St . H . M . G ODWIN , Vine , Haverhill , is in the coal , lumber ,

- and ice business , with the Taylor Goodwin Co . 23 B . H . GORDON , Walter Hastings Hall , Cambridge , is in the

Harvard Law School , second year .

Me A . T . GOULD , Thomaston , , is in the Harvard Law School ,

first year .

V AN . . I . . A . W . GOULD , care of H . F Clark , Great Neck , L , N Y Mofiat 5 ., is in the banking business with White ,

t o . . Nassau S ., New Y rk , N Y

. T 2D 175 St . . H . in P GRAN , , Bridge , Manchester , N , is the

worsted department of the Amoskeag Mills , Manchester ,

N . H .

159 t Ar . S . J . C . GRAY , Pleasant , lington , is teaching

127 39th t . . Y . in H . GREEN , E ast S , New York , N , is the Har

vard Law School , first year . 15 h as W . GREENE , Henderson Place , New York , N . Y .

not been heard from .

3597 . i J . V . GREENEBAUM , Bogart Ave , Avondale , C ncinnati ,

O . a . , is in the Harvard Medical School , second ye r

- GH . Y . l A . GREENOU , Harvard Club , New York , N , is bond sa es

3 t . man with Millett . Roe Hagen , Broad S , New York ,

N St . . L . GRIN ELL , County , New Bedford V R G . W . GRO E , Canton , is in the Harvard Law School , second

year .

S 18 28th St . . . J . A . GUE T , E ast , New York , N Y

A H 647 St . . E . F . H BERSTRO , Boylston , Boston , is in business

1418 St . . C . W . H . Y . HACKETT , M , Washington , D , is teach

ing at the Evans School , Mesa , Arizona .

D . I . . Y . is HAMILTON HA DEN , Hempstead , L , N , with Slade

30 St . . Boyer , brokers , Broad , New York

175 1908 HARVARD , CLA SS REPORT

1 O . in J . A . HADDEN , R . F . D . , South Euclid , , is the Harvard

Law School . second year .

A w St . H . B . H LL , Broad ay and Third , Cambridge , is in the

retail lumber business with the Wm . H . Wood Lumber

Co .

33 St . m H . W . HALL . Broad , Boston . is in the lu ber business .

IIALLET 30 St . R . . , , M Magazine Cambridge , is in the Harvard

Law School . second year . 19 . . . e n H G HAMPE . Spring Park Ave , Jamaica Plain , is

g aged in l andscape gardening .

A . B . HANDY , Cataumet , is teaching .

. . J R . 49 St . . Y . A W HARD , , Wall , New York , N , is a broker .

. J R . L . B HARDING . . Chestnut Hill , is in the bond business .

. . S R HARLOW , Grafton . is engaged in settlement work in New

York City .

. A H 29 a J H RRA . Paseo , Havan , Cuba , has not been heard from .

. . S 55 a St . in P A HARRI ON , Wheatl nd , Winter Hill , is a life

surance broker .

0 . 77 n St . . W HARTWELL , Mu roe , Somerville , is an assistant to

the Mass . State Board of Health .

P I-IAR V IE 2318 “l . L . . Hoyt Ave ., Everett , ash “ is in the Har

vard Medical School , second year . P k . . S 381 . . A C HA KELL , Central ark West , New Yor , N Y

S 121 . k . Y . i P . C . HA KELL , Quincy St Broo lyn , N , is w th the

Cc. . . American Bank Note , New York , N Y

SS 237 Ak O . H . L . HA LER , E uclid Ave ., ron , , is in the Harvard

Law School , second year .

S 316 t . l a K . B . HAWKIN , Franklin S , Burlin gton , , is in the

Harvard Law School , second year . l A 0 6h “ hin ton . C . H Y 80 l t t . as C . L . , S , g , D , is travellin g in

E urope . He will enter the Harvard Law School next

fall .

E K H ER 2213 t . . Pa R . . H C S C S , , M , Walnut Philadelphia has not

been heard from .

. . k N HEDIN , Washington , Conn , is a reporter on The Broo lyn ” Daily Eagle .

. . 1720 St . o k . is H H HEMINGWAY , Arch , Little R c , Ark , in

. the Harvard Law School , second year

176 ADDRESSES AND OCCUPATIONS

. E . 205 St . u s S HENRY , Babcock , Brookline , is with F rbu h

- Co. a n. , tallow renderers , Ch rlestow H k Y A . F . HET ERINGTON , Hotel Majestic , New Yor , N . ., is a

stock broker .

H ICK ox R . 22 St . k W . , J , Jenison , Newtonville , is at the Hic ox

Shorthand School , Boston .

18 St . m e ch ani D . B . HILL , Ripley , Worcester , is an assistant

cal engineer with the American British Mfg . Co .

J . T . HILL , B . M . Ticket Office , Haverhill , is assistant ticket

agent for B . M . R . R . d l S 61 R . F . W . HIND , Kirkstall , Newtonvil e , is with a street

railway company . 581 ff Y A . W . HINKEL , Delaware Ave ., Bu alo , N . ., is in the

Harvard Graduate School of Business .

l 41st St . R . E . HOGUET , , and Hudson River , New York , N .

- Y . Kinnicutt Co. . , is with Kissel , , stock brokers

. . O . . BL F W H LBROOK , C . B Q Laboratory , Aurora , , is water

inspector on the C . B . Q . R . R .

. . N 76 St . W B HOLLA DER , Monmouth , Brookline , is in the dry

goods business with L . P . Hollander Co . “ ” . . I . Y . W G HOLLOWAY , Summit Hill , Manhasset , L . , N . , is

. . Cc. n with W R Grace , exporters and ba kers , New York

City .

J R . 723 St . Me i E . E . HOLT , , Congress , Portland , , is study ng

at the University of Maine Medical School .

O N S 164 St . W . P . H MA , Beacon , Boston , is in the machine

. Co. . . shop , Amoskeag Mfg , Manchester , N H

Wis T . L . HOOD , La Crosse , , is in the Harvard Graduate

School of Arts and Sciences .

OO J R . a F . B . H KER , , Ashl nd , is agent for the American Ex

press Co . fil O North e d. J . E . HO PER , East

E 15 St . H . W . HORN , Central , Lowell , is an electrician for the

Lowell Electric Light Corp .

150 St . i L . M . HORTON , School , Somerville , is a manufactur ng

confectioner .

HoRV ITz 5219 . r Pa in S . J . , So . Atlantic Ave , Pittsbu g , ., is the

Harvard Law School , first year .

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ADDRESSES AND OCCUPATIONS

V 3929 St . Pa. l J . S . IR IN , Locust , Philadelphia , , is a medica

student .

S . M . IWA AKI , Tokio , Japan , has not been heard from

. K . IWAYA , Shimo , Shibuya , Tokio , Japan

89 . . . I D , R . F ZAR , Blue Hill Ave oxbury , is with B F Keith ,

Boston Theatre , Boston .

S 86 St . . . C O , , A L JA K ON , tis Medford is in the Harvard Law

r School , first yea . H S DUN AM JACK ON , Bridgewater , is in the Harvard Graduate

School of Arts and Sciences .

S 26 St . in F . T . JAME , Clinton , Cambridge , is a civil engineer t n the Irrigation Depar , Bureau of Public Works , Ma ila ,

P . I . O S 33 i GO RT N JAME , Buckminster Rd Brookl ne , is a student

at M . I . T . S 96 i i W . B . JEN EN , Bennington St E ast Boston , is pract s ng

642 . law , Tremont Bldg , Boston

OH N SON 1169 St . A . G . J , Ivon , Portland , Oregon , is a computer ’ ffi in the City Engineer s O ce , Portland , Oregon .

J H S 3D . Pa. i BEN AMIN JO N ON , , Cynwy d , , is a clerk w th Wal

Co. 5 St . . . lace , Nassau , New York , N Y

H S 636 St . n O . i H . E . JO N ON , Gibson , You gstown , , is tutor ng

at Painesdale , Houghton County , Mich . H S 2 othl nd G a St . J . F . JO N ON , , Quincy , is timbering at

r . Eu eka , Utah

H S 5 t L R o . Y . mi e S . e J . W . JO N ON East Main , y , N , is nist r

of the First Baptist Church .

R . . H S 1101 St . r i R . I . M JO N ON , Cranston , A l ngton , , is in the Ec Harvard Law School , first year ; also assistant in

onom ics . fi H 6 . . E . SO 9 E St , W JO N N , lm , Green eld is engaged in copper

smelting .

S . . A . D . JONE , Highland Park , Ill , has not been heard from

S 930 Ave . . Pa. M . G . JONE , Columbia Scranton , is in the Har

vard Law School . first year .

H R . I . . . S P S J . R , L C JO E , , Newport , is studying at the Wor

ce st e r Polytechnic Institute .

179 190 HARVARD , 8 CLA SS REPORT

. J OY 106 . Har C . R , Milton Ave , Dorchester Centre , is in the

vard Divinity School .

1 s 66h 5 t St . . Y P . G . KAMMERER , Ea t , New York , N ., is in k business in Oklahoma City , O la .

26 St . J . J . KAPLAN , Harlem , Dorchester , is in the Harvard

Law School , second year .

K AV ENAGII 117 . . St . k . in W E , Arch , A ron . O , is a chemist

charge at the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co .

. KAZANJ IEFF Phil i o ol is n R . A , p p p . Bulgaria , is studyi g in

Harvard College .

J R . 934 Si . . J . E . KEEFE , , East Fourth . South Boston 825 6th D . T . KELLY , St East Las Vegas . New Mexico , is a

Co. in salesman for The American Tobacco , Colorado and

New Mexico .

1122 Pa. W . KEMBLE , Spruce St Philadelphia , . is a sales

man for The United Gas Improvement Co .

H t Ave l C . H . KETC UM , Haw horn . Cambridge , is in the woo

business .

18 . S . V . KIBBY , Kent , Conn teaching Greek Latin , and

Mathem atics in the Kent School . 183 A . V . KIDDER , Brattle St Cambridge , is a student and ,

field assistant of the School of American Archaeology ,

E gypt .

93 Ave i h l R . F . KIMBALL . Atlantic . Swampscott . is w t B iss ,

Co . Fabyan ., in the cotton business

I 0 4h . Y . . R . K NG 2 E 8 t St . . , F , ast , New York N is a student

at the Columbia Architecture School . V t I 47 S . HER EY W . K NG , Francis , Malden , is in the Harvard

Law School . first year .

’ h Har II J R . \V St . t e WILLIAM . KING , , est Main , Webster , is in

a Law l . v rd Schoo , first year

SS o 37 Vil al l St . k K nn cu C . W . T . KI EL . Kissel . i i tt , , New Yor ,

N . Y is travelling in Europe .

D O . . B . W . KITTRE GE , Avondale , Cincinnati , is studying law

at Leland Stanford University , Cal .

H II e . I . H . S . KNIG T , Wheaton . has not b en heard from

H Co. . Y . H . C . KNOBLA UC . Bolton Landing , Warren , N , is in

the lumber and hardware bus iness .

180 AD DRESSES AND OCCUPATIONS

. . O D J KN WLTON , Marion , is in the Harvard Medical School ,

first year .

- . KOLSTER 883 s . a F . A , Mas Ave , Cambridge , is secretary tre s

u re r Co. 18 of the Stone Telegraph and Telephone , West

ern Ave ., Cambridge . KURTz St Pa W . F . , Manheim ., Germantown , ., is a clerk in the

banking business .

501 1l 3th St . k Y . in A . B . KUTTNER , West , New Yor , N . , is

the Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences .

\V 62 St . . L . . LADD , Gorham , Cambridge i H . W . LANE , Vineland , N . J is farm ng .

E 29 St . M . J . LAN , Sargent , Dorchester , is in the Harvard

Graduate School of Business .

S F 19 . Y . B . M . LANG TA F , Seventh Ave , Brooklyn N . , is study

ing law and medicine . R E BL E . C . LA N D , Lake Forest , , is studying law at Northwest

ern University . 61 Wi . S 7 St . . s C . S LAR EN , Dousman , W Green Bay , , has not

been heard from .

534 . k . Y . C . LAWREN CE, Madison Ave , New Yor , N , is a real

estate broker .

V 30 St . l E . D . LEA ITT , Adams , Somervil e , is headmaster of ’ Boone s University School , Berkeley , Cal .

LEE . W . D , Greenville , Ill ., has not been heard from

R . . DS . 987 . . Y . G LEE Fifth Ave , New York , N , has not been

heard from .

H 208 43dSt . . J . E . LE MAN, South , Philadelphia , Pa

H 785 . F . E . LEIG TON, Forest Ave Portland , Me

692 . . Y . D . R . LELAND , Park Ave , New York , N , is in the busi

ness of real estate and mortgage investments .

130 St . t i . C . R . LEONARD , Forest , West New on , is now in Ind a

3036 . St . . in E . R . LEWI S, N Meridian . Indianapolis , Ind , is

the Harvard Law School , second year . W S Z G . I . LE I , Wellington , New ealand , is in the Harvard Law

. School , first year

103 St . ll Me . E . C , , , C LIN OLN , Cumberland Cumberland Mi s

is in the paper manufacturing business . with S . D . War n ren Co.. Bosto .

181

ADDRESSES AND OCCUPATIONS

2414 . l i O . R . T . MACK , Ashland Ave , Walnut Hil s , C ncinnati , ,

is in the Harvard Law School , first year .

. . 575 . i O . in W J MACK , Hale Ave , Avondale , C ncinnati , , is the

Harvard Law School , second year . 1 8 r . G . A . MCKAY , R . F . D . , Danbu y , Conn , is with the New 141 29 h u Co. t St . . . York Fo ndation , E ast , New York , N Y

J R . 304 G . H . MACKAY , , Bay State Road , Boston , is a clerk

59 . . with Hamlin . Nickerson Co Congress St , Boston

. R . MCLANE , care of Chas . W Tucker , Jacksonville , Fla ., is

mining at Cripple Creek , Colo .

H 23 St . R . E . MCMAT , Irving , Cambridge , is in the Harvard

Law School , second year . 32 t a H . F . MCNEIL , Kilby S ., Boston , is in the insur nce busi

ness with Hinckl ey Woods . H E 15 n F . L . MCS AN , Chestnut Hill Ave ., Brighton , is studyi g

in Harvard College .

. . MCV ICK AR . Y . H L , Mamaroneck , N , is in the brokerage

business . 64 T . R . MACY , High St West Orange , N . J is a tea importer 142 St . . . at Pearl , New York , N Y

. . 41 St . . W C MAGUIRE . Collins , E ast Boston , is a lawyer

J R . 2111 n Pa. J . T . MANNING , , De La cey Place , Philadelphia , ,

is in the Harvard Law School , first year . 22 P . P . MARION , Harvard Ave ., Allston , is in the lumber

- m Co. business with the Booth Kelley Lu ber , Springfield ,

Ore .

MAR K OE S S . C . , Penllyn , Pa I with Slade Boyer , brokers ,

30Broad St New York N . Y .

LER A S Pa. D . . M RK , Philipsburg . , is in the Harvard Law

. School , second year SH 13 . . J . B MAR , Hilliard St Cambridge is in the Harvard

. Law School , second year

S 347 a . A . B . MA ON , Commonwe lth Ave , Boston , is a student at

S U 104 L . E . MATTE ON . care of Underwood nderwood , High

. Holborn , London , W . C England , is in business

’ Z MAY H Ew J R 862 l I . Y . . , Carrol St Brooklyn , . is in the

lumber business .

183 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

J R . k s H . MAYNARD . , Dedham , is in ban ing bu iness with Bond o 111 G odwin , Broadway . New York , N . Y . l II . 257 St . “ . . M MAYO , Chestnut , est Newton , is studying 423 S . A . B . MERCER , Broadway , Cambridge has not bee n

heard from .

E I Y . H . E . M RW N , Hensonville . N . , is in the Harvard Graduate

School of Arts and Sciences ; al so Austin Teaching Fel Hal l low in Mineralogy , and Auditor of Randall Associa

tion . 3 fild 6 t . We st e C . B . MILLER . Court S , , is studying in Harvard

College .

J R 49 Ave e u H . F . MILLER , ., South Central . Wollaston , is

gaged in metallurgical engineering .

148 t . . L . A . G . MILLER . Hancock S , Cambridge , is studying t J . J . MILTON . 11Kenwood Ave Boston ( i ). has not been

heard from .

18 t . G . R . MINOT . 8 Marlborough S . Boston , is in the Harvard di l Me ca . School , first year

. . T 11 St .. . H A MIN Z , Parmenter Boston is in the Harvard

Law School . second year . 1440 R . MITTON , Beacon St Brookline . has not been heard

from .

X E 2B 0 18 t . G . MI T R . , Marlboro S , Boston , is in the Harvard

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences .

. . 33 St . . J A MOIR , Hammond , Chestnut Hill , is in business

. . 21 a . A E MONROE , Maple Ave ., W re . is teaching

. S 2 W l l Y . B MONTE . care of M . F . Smith . 8 a St New York , N . ,

has not been heard from .

- F . S . MONTGOMERY . is teaching ; address . June October ,

- a H . M rienfeld School . Chesham . N . . October June , same , C Riverside . al .

. 57 54th . Y . B MOORE , East St ., New York . N , is in the Har

vard Law School . first year .

. . 104 P N MOORE , Mt . Auburn St Cambridge . has not been

heard from .

. . 358 ff . Y . is W VAN N MOOT , Elmwood Ave Bu alo , N , in

the Harvard Law School . first year .

184 ADDRESSES AND OCCUPATIONS

O 2624 St . . D . E . M RAN , L , San Diego , Cal , is a clerk in the San

Diego Post Office .

J R . 44 8l st St . . Y . C . MORGAN , , E ast , New York , N , is with

38 t . . Johnson , Wood Rogers , Wall S , New York , N Y .

44 t . S . E . MORI SON , Brimmer S , Boston . 123 O St . . H . in A . B . M RRILL , North State , Concord , N , is the

Harvard Medical School , second year .

S 1050 . k . Y . in B . W . MOR E , Amsterdam Ave , New Yor , N , is

the steams hip business .

SS 39 t . . K . A . MO MAN , King S , Worcester , is a civil engineer

258 . . Pa. P . L . MUELLER , W Grant Ave , New Castle , , is a

landscape architect .

100 t . . . H S . H L MURP Y , Byers , Springfield

H 100 St . R . D . MURP Y , Byers , Springfield , is in the actuarial

department of the Mass . Mutual Life Ins . Co .

H 86 St . T . F . MURP Y , E ast Lenox , Boston , has not been heard

from .

. . 8 St . k W J NAGLE , Howard , Cambridge , is teaching at Broo

51 Rd. k . . lyn College , Rutland , Broo lyn , N Y

40 . W . J . D . NEEF , Evelyn Gardens , London , S , England

has not been heard from . H Phil adel M . L . NEW ALL , Wissahickon Ave ., Germantown , fi l l Pa. . phia , , is in the Chicago of ce of the G . M Newha

Engineering Co .

. H . W . NIEMAN , Schuyler , Neb ., is a student at Columbia

R 1 9 Pa. C . P . NOBLE J 50 Locust Ave . Philadelphia , is , , , ,

Ins Co. . agent for the Metropolitan Life , , at Macon , Ga fi SS 414 4th St . . f B . M . NU BAUM , West , Marion , Ind , is tra c

manager of Canton Glass Co . ’ 381 . T . C . O BRIEN , Chestnut Hill Ave , Brighton , is in the

Harvard Law School , first year .

’ 9 . W . J . O BRIEN , Edwards Square , Northampton ’ 4 w t . b . . O O 17 S , R , T F C NNOR , To nsend oxbury has not een

heard from . ’ R 21 St . . J . B . O HA E , Bartlett , Charlestown , is a clerk ’ . 313 . J , P O HARE , Randolph Ave Milton is in the Harvard

. Medical School , second year

185

ADDRESSES AND OCCUPATIONS

PFR OM M 2247 13 St . Pa in D . A . , North th , Philadelphia , ., is

the Harvard Law School , second year . H 27 S St . W . L . P ILLIP , Hammond , Cambridge , is in the Har

vard Graduate School of Applied Science .

98 St . in E . M . PICKMAN , Beacon , Boston , is the Harvard

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences .

E Me . A . D . PIK , Lubec , , has not been heard from

PINAN SK I 100 . A . E . , Lawrence Ave , Roxbury , is in the Har

vard Law School , second year ; also assistant at the Bos ’ ton Merchants Association .

115 . Y . H . B . PLATT , Cambridge Place , Brooklyn , N , is in the

Harvard Law School , first year ; also assistant in Eco

nom ics .

. C . P . PLEDGER , Winon a Lake , Ind ., is in the ministry

931 eff e rson . h . D . PLUMB , J Ave , Detroit , Mic , is railroading

21 St . W . V . PLUMMER , Winthrop , Winchester , is in the Har

vard Law School , first year .

POE 527 St . . C . W . W . , North Main , Greenville , S , is a hard

ware salesman .

O 7 9 t . C . P PE , Lothrop S , Beverly , is in the Harvard Grad

uate School of Applied Science ; also an Austin Teach

ing Fellow in Engineering .

. 30 St . . K . B POPE , Kilby , Boston , is a lumber salesman

4 St . L . M . POTTER , Walnut , Watertown , is in the brokerage

business .

. S . J D . POUND , Ocoee , Fla , is New England manager of the

Northern E quipment Co . Present address : 12 Mt . Au

St . . burn , Cambridge E I m POW L , Gibbs Ave ., Newport , R . ., is in the cotton illin g

business .

. O S 60 St . R F . P WER , Bedford , Concord , is studying for the Roman Catholic priesthood at the Collegio Americano

. del Nord , Rome , Italy fil Litch e d . C . E . PRATT , E ast , Conn , is superintendent of

. E country schools in the towns of Woodstock astford ,

Hebron . and Tolland , Conn .

1 St . H . G . PRENTICE , La Grange , Worcester , has not been

heard from .

187 1908 T HARVARD , C LASS REPOR

’ R s l . . . C J ., , F H PRIN E , Pride Crossing is travel ing abroad

H 2 9 1 t Y . . . TC TT 2 E st S . , . , L W PRI E , ast , New York N is a

student at M . I . T .

E 423 St . . J . E . L . PRIZ R , Centre , South Orange , N , is in the

Harvard Medical School , second year .

94 t . A . PRUSS IAN , Devon S , Roxbury , is statistician for the ’ Boston Merchants Association .

R 3d t . . Y . J . 7 7 S J . PULITZER , , East , New York , N , is a

journalist .

s R . H . PURNELL , Winona , Mis , is an assistant cashier in a

bank .

UIN H AM 1469 . St . . B . H . Q , E Colorado , Pasadena , Cal , is a

Co. civil engineer with Jauss Investment , Los Angeles ,

Cal .

. . 137 St . . W A QUINLAN , Walnut , Brookline 1 . II . D J R . 4 5 St . . Me J RAN , , Locust , St Louis . , is manager

of the St . Louis branch of the Rand Co.. bank supplies

and fixtures .

R AT IIB UN 1622 . . . C . S . H . , Mass Ave , Washin gton , D , is in

the Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences . ndwick . C . . St a C . C . READ , Hillsboro , N , care of S . is teaching

Latin in a secondary school .

11 St . J . M . READ . Lincoln , New Bedford , has not been heard

from . 1 3 X R 7 t . . . A . EADDY , Allston S , Charlestown 1 1 ” I a : 54 . G . REED , Lexington , is studying in P ris . address Rue

Jacob .

43 St . A . W . REGGIO , Tremont . Boston , is in the Harvard

Medical School , first year . ? " 09 9 t . REMICK , Beacon S . Boston . i h . Rd . T RICE , Lenox , Schenectady , N Y Is a student at

M . I . T .

. H S J R . J RIC ARD ON , , Chestnut Hill , is in the Harvard Law

School . first year .

. . R 7 Rd C S ICKER , Kirkland ., Cambridge , is in the Harvard

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences .

. . I 20 t . E R R EGEL . Langdon S , Cambridge , is in the Harvard

188 ADDRESSE S AND OCCUPATIONS

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences ; also an Aus tin

Teaching Fellow in Chemistry .

0. 380 in RIGBY , Wilson Road , Fall River , is the Harvard

Graduate School of Applied Science .

. . R 9 St . . K L ILEY , Charles , Methuen

. H 268 St . J RITC IE , Walnut , Brookline , is in the Harvard Grad

uate School of Applied Science .

S . . W . D . ROBBIN , Tuxedo , N Y

. S 29 . St . R ROBERT ON , Mt Vernon , Somerville , is in the Har

vard Graduate School of Applied Science .

. . SO 20 St . i D N ROBIN N , Vine , W nchester , is in the Harvard

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences . S 206 E . H . ROBIN ON , Windsor Road , Waban , is in the Harvard

Law School , second year ; also engaged in newspaper

work .

SO J R . 126 . F . E . ROBIN N , , E ast Platte Ave , Colorado Springs ,

Colo ., has not been heard from .

. . S H A ROBIN ON , Hingham , is in the Harvard Medical School ,

second year . R O W L R fil . . J . 75 . Pitt s e d F W CK E L , , Appleton Ave , , is in the

City Savings Bank of Pittsfiel d.

. . . O S . i J D C R DGER , Fort Meade So Dakota . is study ng in Har

vard College .

R S Y . L . W . ROGE . E astport , L . I N . , is studying in Harvard

College .

203 . . Y . M . T . ROGERS . Kirk Ave , Syracuse , N , is in the Har vard Graduate School of Applied Science ; also an Austin

Teaching Fellow in Civil Engineering .

0. . O G S J R . 465 St . F R ER , , Washington , Dorchester , is in the

Harvard Medical School , first year .

334 St . n . Y . . R , L OME , Schermerhorn Brookly , N , is in the

Co. advertising business with H . H . Hull , Tribune

Bldg , New York , N . Y .

S 44 St . n . Y . . R , D O ENBLUM , Court , Brookly , N is New York

- Co. sales manager for the King Richardson , publishers .

S H . C . S . W . F . RO BAC , Charleston , S . is an electrical engineer

. . H B G 913 St . L S ROT EN ER , Boylston , Boston , is manager of the

o. 6567 Batt er m areh t . Flex Mfg . C , y S , Boston .

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ADDRESSES AND OCCUPATIONS

E . SEARLE , Ipswich , is in the Harvard Law School , first

year .

R 4a 42 is L . SEEGER , J ., Humboldt , City of Mexico , Mexico ,

studying music in Berlin . 193 SS . . G . SE A , Cooper Ave , Upper Montclair , N J is a

student at New York Law School .

H 44 l St . E . S AW , Linco n , South Framingham , is with the

Co. . Dennison Mfg . , South Framingham H 2D 12 min A . S AW , , Ashburton Place , Boston , is copper

m g.

. H 33 BL B S ELDON , Bellevue Place , Chicago , , is in New

York City , writing . H Y F . S EPARD , Lawrenceville , N . ., is teaching .

SEIERE 210 St . ill l C . , Elm , West Somerv e , is col ector for

the Cambridge Gas Light Co .

SH IPH ER D 1718 R . , York Place , Chicago , is head of English

department at Frances W . Parker School , Chicago .

. H S 155 t n Y S . . . B S IRA , Overlook , Mou t Vernon , N , is

Co. 12 a salesman for the Keystone Coal Coke , Broad

way . New York , N . Y .

. H J R 1444 M Mil l n T , . E ac a St . i O . W S OR , ast , Cinc nnati , ,

is in the Harvard Graduate School of Appli ed Science . t x M l l in kr dt E . H V a o c . N S RE E , care of Chemical Works , St

Me i Louis , is a chemical eng neer .

. O 109 St . A SILT N , Salem , Boston , is in the Harvard Law i School , second year ; also teaching in an even ng school . ” ? . W SINNOTT , Bridgewater , is in the Harvard Graduate

School of Arts and Sciences ; also an assistant in Botany . m 63 t 8 S . l C . SLADE , High , Fall River , is travel ing through

the South .

E s W . SLAN Y , Needham Heights , is in the telephone bu iness

0. . u 87 SLATER , Hensonville , N Y is an acco ntant , Madi

son Ave ., New York , N . Y .

E J R . 1095 s . . R . SLOAN , , Columbu Ave , Sandusky , O , is with

Cc. m f . i . Eli Lilly , g chem sts

. H 18 t . B SMIT , White S , Cambridge . is in the Harvard

Graduate School of Applied Science ; also an Austin

Teaching Fellow in Mechanical Engineering .

191 1908 HARVARD , CLASS REPORT

H . Y . . G . Q . SMIT . Newburgh , N , has not been heard from

H . Y . in d e G . A . SMIT , Rochester , N , is the Harvard Gra uat

School of Arts and Sciences .

SM IT II 677 . . . T . L . , Mass Ave , Boston 15 t Y H 345 . S . . i W . M . SMIT , East th , New York , N , is teach ng

at t he Stuyvesant High School .

S M IT I— IIES 8 I C . T . , Tolman Place , Roxbury ( ). has not bee n

heard from .

2D Y is W . W . SNOW . , Hilburn , Rockland Co . N . .. assistant

to the president of the Manganese Steel Rail Co . 0 LER . . 455 n St . J SNYDER , Wal ut , Kansas City , Mo .

. S 85 St . R . E SOMER , Dale , Waltham , is in the Harvard Grad

uate School of Applied Science .

. S 175 . l D . B SOME , Walnut Ave , Roxbury , is architectura k draughtsman with Harding Seaver , Ber shire Life

P fie l it t s d. Insurance Building ,

R 189 . . St . . R A SPA E . Orchard , New Bedford

. . 629 St . a M E SPEAR . Salem , Maplewood , is in the H rvard

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences .

. . S W SPERRY . Sausalito . Cal ., has not been heard from .

STAEBNER 258 . . F . E . . Lewiston Ave , Willimantic . Conn . is

teaching mathematics at Phillips Exeter Academy , Ex

eter , N . H .

. . Me . P J H STANNARD , Woodland , , is with the St Croix aper

Co .

. 1818 P l D P . STARR , Rittenhouse Square , hilade phia , Pa .

. . K 209 t . Y . in F L STEEN EN , Washin g on Park , Brooklyn , N , is

the Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Science s .

. . 10 k . H S R . B T STEP EN ON , J . Par St . Brookline , is with the

American Woolen Co .

. . VE S . 2 l the A M STE N , R F . D . , Lowel , is in Harvard Grad

uate School of Applied Science .

. . V S 87 t . ta W L STE EN . North S , Tufts College S , is in the

manufacturing business .

. . A 3235 s . l ll R T T , W S EW R , Bere ford Ave Wa nut Hi s , Cinci

O . fi . . t c . nati . , is in of ce of J R S ewart , archite t

S . N . STICKNEY . 102 School St .. Sprin gfield .

192 ADDRESSES AND OCCUPATIONS

’ N 9 72dSt . G . STILLMA , East , is with the Farmer s Loan

c 22 t . . Trust C ., William S , New York i in E . M . STONE , Brush Hill Road , Readv lle , is Harvard Law

School , first year .

110 St . W . M . STONE , Bartlett , Winter Hill , is an assistant to ’ Boston Children s Aid Society . O E b M . P . ST N Y , Millom , Cumberland , England , has not een

heard from .

. O 127 St . n O . E ST RY , Lexington , E ast Boston , is studyi g in

Harvard Coll ege .

2 R d. . . H 5 R A STRANA AN , Abbotsford , Brookline , is with the

Co. 36 St . . Albert Champion , Whittier , Roxbury

SS 345 . Pa. E . B . STRA BURGER , Stratford Ave , Pittsburg , , is in

the Harvard Law School , second year .

. . 34 St . W D STRATTON , Broad , Hudson , is a student at the

Bryant and Stratton Commercial School . SS t k A . STRAU , Vanderbil Ave ., Nashville , Tenn ., is a boo

keeper .

. V 246 t . . J B . SULLI AN , Park S , Medford

. . A 28 St . . F W SW IN , Spring , Malden , is a civil engineer 17 . . Co. 8 R L SWEET , care of Sweet , Orr , Broadway , New Y i York , N . ., is studying music in Berl n .

L 14 i s G . S . TA BOT , Stearns Road , Brookline , is w th Noyes Bro , ’ men s outfitters , Washington and Summer Sts ., Boston . R l G . G . TA BELL , Linco n , is in the real estate business .

. . TAY 29 St . H S , Huckins , Boston , is in the Harvard Graduate

School of Arts and Sciences . 130 67 h t Y L O t S . . . G . S . TAY R , E ast , New York , N , is with

Thomas Crimmins Contracting Co .

. . O 126 St . . H W TAYL R , State , Boston , is a flour salesman

W J R . 240 n . . F . TEMPLE , , Hu tington Ave , Boston , is in the

Harvard Medical School , second year .

9 t . t F . M . TENNY , Story S , Cambridge ( ), has not been heard

from .

. TH ACKARA . 22 W . T S . , care of Dr Paul Thorndike , Marl

St . Co. boro , Boston , is with the Otis Elevator , Yonkers ,

N . Y .

193

ADDRESSES AND OCCUPATIONS

V AN Wi . . U s M B BR NT , South Milwaukee , , is with the

B ucvrus Co. , manufacturers of steam shovels , bridges ,

etc .

. 835 4th St . K . B M . VANCE , , Louisville , y , is a medical student . V A L 115 7 h . . N 0t St . . Y . W M WINK E , East , New York , N , is

a law student .

o. L . E . VARNAM , care of Sargent Thorpe Lumbering C ,

Huntington , is in the lumber business .

14 . Y M . DE S . VERDI , Fifth Ave ., New York , N ., is in the

Harvard Law School , second year .

S . I . . Y . S . J . WAG TAFF , Babylon , L , N , is a student at the New

York Law School .

462 St . . W . A . WALDIE , Quincy , Dorchester , is a chemist AL 49 Y 10 8 St . . . W . M . W L , First , Brooklyn , N , is a broker ,

Wall St New York , N . Y . S G . O . WAL ER , Livingston Place , New Brighton , Staten Island ,

N . Y is in the Colum bia Law School . , 7 A . C . WARD , Hathorn Square , Charlestown . 7 n G . E . WARD , Hathorn Square , Charlestown , is a salesma

in the wholesale produce business . i G . WARE , Fram ngham , is in the Harvard Law School , first

year .

A 66 St . t in C . J . W RREN , Brent , Dorches er Centre , is an

dust rial chemi st .

J R . 945 St . . G . E . WARREN , , Main , Waltham

R J R . . H . M . WA REN , , Devon , Pa 11 J . L . WARREN , Matthews Hall , Cambridge , is in the Har

vard Law School , first year .

J R . 161 St . D . WARREN , , Devonshire , Boston , is a man

ufact u rer.

H R 101 St . n . M C C . S O . , , A WA BU N , xford Duluth Min is study

ing law at the University of Minn .

H 2 79th t . . Y . . . S 5 E S , . , W M WA BURN , ast New York N is

studying law .

: i 8 Co. . . T S I . , , bank G F WA ER , pswich is w th Lee Higginson

ers , Boston .

S 20 St . . H . R . WATER , Holyoke , Cambridge

195 1908 T H ARVARD , CLASS REPOR

687 St . J . W . WEBBER , Washin gton , Brighton , is with the

- Co. u . Whiting Adams , brush manufact rers

E 55 . Ste l e t z L . E . W BER , Holsteinische Str . g , Berlin , Germany ,

has not been heard from .

79 St . k k S . S . WEIL , Milk . Boston , is in the ban ing and bro er

age business .

SS 12 l St . . M . WEI , Wa l , Boston , is a teacher

. P . B . WELD , Dedham , is in the brokerage business

625 135t h St . k . Y . H . O . WELLMAN , West . New Yor , N , is

an a ssistant in the New York Public Library .

43 St . t l N . T . WELLMAN , Bowdoin . New on High ands , is a

i C o. . . chemist w th the General Chemical . Camden , N J

S 20 St . M . WELL . Gray , Cambridge . is in the Harvard Law

School . first year . 35 J . W . WENDELL . Greenough Ave . , Jamaica Plain , is study

ing in Harvard College .

VVEST LAKE t Pa. k . E . . New Cas le , is engaged in railroad wor

WESSELHOEFT . 39 Garden St . . Cambridge . is in the Ha rvard

Medical School . second year .

Q B . WETHERELL . 9 Hilliard St Cambridge . is teaching at S Morristown (N . chool .

VVH EELO C K . J . J . H . . Morristown . N , is studying philology at

’ the University of Gottingen . Germany .

R . \V . VVH IDDEN . Portland . Oregon . is in the Harvard Medical

School . second year .

\V H ITE 35 St . . E . G . . Holton . Allston , is a salesman

H 408 t . i . E . L . W ITE . Beacon S . Boston , is m ning H o E . N . W ITE . Wellesley Hills , is in the Graduate Scho l of

Arts and Sciences .

W IIITE . Y . . . . . J R , Green Ridge , Staten Island N is secretary

treasurer of th e New York Alkaloid Specialty Co .

H a I Y . L . G . W ITE . St . J mes . L . ., N . , is studying architecture

in Paris .

H 151 Ave P . D . W ITE . Humboldt . Roxbury , is in the Harvard

Medic al School . second year . 7) H 63 III i W . W ITE . 4 The Rookery , Chicago . . is w th Lee ,

Higginson Co .

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. . H 12 St . W W W ITE , Gerry , Cambridge , is with the General Cc Electric ., Lynn .

. . H . F J W ITELEY , Bonaparte , Ia , has not been heard from .

. . H n. B i in R B W ITING , Winsted , Con , Sta . ., is teach ng the

Fay School , Southborough .

. . H Me J L W ITLOCK , Calais , , is superintendent of the Cyanide

Plant at the Crystal Lake Gold Mine , Lundy , Cal .

H 108 Fa rw a h r t e e t e S . A . F . W ITMAN , y , Cambridge , is agent

. r 43 of Mass . Soc for Prevention of Cruelty to Child en , t Mt . Vernon S ., Boston .

H M 58 St . n F . B . W IT AN , Laurel , Worcester , has not bee

heard from .

H . O . . J . S . W ITNEY , Nantasket P , is a salesman for H . W

- ohns Co. 100 St . k . J Manville , William , New Yor , N Y . H E l i M . B . W ITN Y care of Hewlett , Bancroft Bal ant ne ,

Monadnock Bldg , San Francisco , Cal ., is in the Harvard

Graduate School of Bus iness .

48 65th t . Y . . E S ., , H WIENER , ast New York , N is an as

sist ant credit man with a cotton concern .

S . C . WIGGIN , Pomfret Center , Conn

S H 188 t . in E . WIGGLE WORT , Beacon S , Boston , is the Harvard

Graduate School of Arts and Sciences .

S 5 a St . P . H . WILKE , 5 L wrence , Brantford , Ontario , Canada ,

is a tim ekeeper in a manufactory . S 1213 III i G . L . WIL ON , Tacoma Bldg , Chicago , , is study ng Ill law at Northwestern University , Evanston , .

S 164 . Y . k . . . R , , K C WIL ON , odney St Brooklyn N is a cler

SO 3 64th St . . Y . is R . T . WIL N , E ast , New York , N , in the

New York Law School .

L ol dfiel d Waitsfiel d W . M . WI TON , G , Nevada , is master of the

High School .

1432 St . Pa. M . S . WINPENNY , North Broad , Philadelphia , ,

is in the Harvard Law School , first year .

WITH ERBY 20 a r . E . T . , Ced r Park , Roxbu y

36th St . k . . E . OOD 118 E , , P W , ast New Yor N Y

t . Me . D 75 V S , , , P WOO MAN , aughan Portland is in the Har

vard Graduate School of Business .

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BA C C A LA U RE A T E S E RM O N

POSSESSIONS AND POSSIBILITIES .

I BY W LLIAM WALLA CE FENN .

When th oun m an hea d th a in h n e y g r e s y g, e w e t away ” s orrowfu l : for h e was one that hadgreat p ossessions . MT 19 22 . , .

ul s Sorrowf becau e he had great possessions , truly a s trange reason for sorrow : men usual l v grieve not because

they have but because they lack great possessions . And there is no reason to suppose that up to that moment his wealth had been to this young man anything but a source of legitimate sat i f i n s act o and honorable pride . For there w as no baseness in

him else could it not be written that Jesus , keen discerner of

men as he was , that Jesus , beholding him , loved him . Not e un very yo g man of wealth would venture to say , least of all to

Jesus as he did , and doubtless with entire sincerity , that he

d . had kept all the comman ments Clean , ardent , dutiful , so far

as he knew his duty , religious , a seeker after life eternal , he impresses us who read the story as he appears to have im

at t h e pressed Jesus the time , as a young man of very best

sort . And yet a single sentence from the lips of Jesus , who

loved him , completely changed his attitude towards himself

and . his possessions He turned away not in anger , that also

u . is to his credit , but sorrowf l And what was the sayin g which wrought so grievous a transformation ?

It is a thousand pities that , in considering this incident , C hristendom has fastened its attention not upon the essential but almost exclus ively upon the accidental element in the re m qu irem ent of Jesus . For the point of the co mand lies in the “ ” es Come , follow me , and to part with his poss sions was but a preliminary which in existing circumstances and in that par

t icul ar instance happened to be necessary . For Jesus was

consciously on his way to death , and plainly whoever would

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in Palestine , for it was nothing less than a tragedy , has been

. enacted repeatedly in the history of mankind Indeed , one is tempted to see in this young man a symbol of his own nation . No people had a richer inheritance of religious life and thought , but when its nobler possibilities , embodied in a group n of you g men of whom Jesus and Paul were chief , called it forward , its very possessions held it back . Unwilling , as its own son , the great Apostle , was willing , to count what things all were gain unto it loss for Christ , it clung the more ten aciousl y to its rich treasure already acquired while far less advanced peoples pressed into the place of spiritual leader

' ship . Andso it has oft e n b e e n. Humanity usually jumps its best on its forw ard way . Those who have fought a good fight and won a great victory pause to congratulate themselves and enjoy the fruit of their labors while others w ho have been their inferiors pass beyond them towards the greater triumphs “ that await . We say confidently that the past at least is se ” in cure , and in a sense that is true , but another sense the se curit y of the past depends largely upon the fidelity of those to whose keeping the tradition of the past . has been entrusted . l Would Lexington , Concord , and Bunker Hill , Faneuil Hal

- and the Old South Meeting house . continue to stir the emotions they now excite if our national future should proclaim our fathers mistaken and Democracy an impracticable ideal .

Similarly the splendid past of Harvard depends . in some de van gree at least , upon its keeping ever in the of educational advance . The abiding glory of past achievements calls for continued conquests . No n ation or institution can consent to rest on its laurels without having its glory soon pass to an other while the world mocks or pities . andI know not which is worse , the ghastly spectacle of imbecility bedecked with the withered ornaments of vanished power . To be satisfied with c what we are , instead of pressing on to what we may be ome . is

— fat al . For possessions to check possibilities that is tragedy .

Turning now to personal life . let us consider a few of the ’ specific ways in which a man s possessions m ay stand in the way of his possibilities . beginning with one most directly sug ’ gested by the text . A man s wealth sometimes keeps him from

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f ulfilling his highest possibilities . Necessity is freq uently an ’ indispensable spur to a man s powers . Dr . Hale relates that

con rat once , on an academic occasion here at Harvard , he g u lated Emerson upon the performance of a yo ung man in w . r hom both were deeply interested Yes , replied Eme son , he i l is a fine fellow , and now if someth ng will fa l out amiss , if he should be unpopular with his class , or if his father should him fail in business , or if some other misfortune should befall ,

. all will be well It was a hard saying , and Dr . Hale confesses that at the time he was green enough to resent its apparent

cynicism , but after all it was not unwise , for many a man of brilliant parts has made little of himself simply because he was never obliged to put forth all his powers . A m an of means frequently fails just because of that fact to become a

. I w means for the highest ends remember a young la yer , doing a prosperous business in a little Western city . of whom a sagacious friend once said regretfully that but for his com fort ab l e practice which he dared not sacrifice he might become one of the great lawyers in Chicago . Because of their material possessions men often fail to reach out toward their possibilities . And what shall one say to a young man of wealth whose possessions are thus in danger of blighting his possibilities ?

l b he all Sha l e like the youth in the story , bidden sell and give to the poor that so he may bring out all his possibilities under the u rgency of need ? It is not to be denied that now and then occasions arise when such a complete surrender is demanded .

For . still . crises come in which Christ appears bearing the

- sword and demanding utter self renunciation . No one here . almost in the shadow of Memorial Hall . can doubt it . But ordin arily the comm and comes in di fferent form although with equal stringency . Usually . nowadays . th e demand is that a man shall keep his possessions that he may give him

self . There is a vast amount of work needing to be done in

n ra the world which is . and probably always will be . unre m u e tive and which on that account offers an attractive op

e p ort unit y to young men of we alth . One hesitat s to be

specific at this point . for there are intricate economic questions

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n involved , but one or two suggestions may be worth co sider ing . Several years ago there appeared in one of the maga zines a character sketch of Theodore Roosevelt , in which , when asked what he would say to the young men of New York if

ul i . he co d speak conv ncingly to them , Mr Roosevelt replied I I l would order them to work , wou d try to develop and work out an idea of mine , the theory of the duty of the leisure class ’ es of the community . I d like to teach the young man of wealth that he who has not wealth owes his first duty to his family , but he who has means owes his first duty to the State . I

i orm would preach the doctr ne of work to all , and to the y g ” man of wealth the doctrine of unremunerative work . About the wisdom of this I am not competent to speak , although it n sou ds sensible , but I do know that there is a multitude of tasks of scholarship which await interested students who can give thems elves to unrequited labor . How one wishes that such young men could hear and obey the persuasive voice of Schol arship summoning them to these unrecompensed tasks in which they woul d finddevelopment of their powers . and substantial satisfaction , not merely in being of genuine service but also in the jov of the work itself . For Prescott w as right that there are few joys in life to be compared wi th sustained interest in some intellectual pursuit . Yet young men of wealth often miss this gladness and fall far short of their possi

b il it ies . , because their possessions encourage laziness Keep your possessions that you may give yourself in the number less unremu nerative ways now open in scholarship phil an h r v — m t op and public service that is the present sum ons . Can a man really retain his self - respect who IS not doing some productive work ? Why is an able bodied man less a beggar

OE if he live off the labor of his ancestors , than if he live the labor of his contemporaries ? ’ Again , it often happens that a man s wealth spoils his possi b il it ies of deep and diversified friendships . For believe me it is among workers and never among idlers that true friend ships are formed . Men who dawdle about their clubs can never know the choice and enduring friendships which arise among men who labor and sacrifice together for a comm on

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l a brilliant guess does duty for a carefu investigation , a fascinating generalization is proposed as an established principle . It is often these brilliant men who lik e wandering fires lead Society into dangerous bogs by displaying their plausible and shining notions upon subjects concerning which o they have earned no right to have any pinion at all . Oh , these brilliant men ! Sometimes we know as little how to get on with them as without them . But to men of such great a mental possessions , soon or late appe rs the austere figure of

— Truth , saying Lay aside your tawdry theories , have done with your gaudy generalizations , harness all these powers for

arduous research , that you may realize to the full your possi b il ities of us eful ness . And when that call comes . alas for the man who makes the great refusal — he too has sacrificed his possibilities to his possessions . For the man of brilliant parts

- may enjoy too well his snap judgments and flashy opinions , and dislike to abandon the pleasure and notoriety his wit l gives him , that he may wa k in the paths where alone wisdom is to be found . His possessions have ruined his possibilities , for it is wisdom and not wit which re al l v saves the world and which the world permanently honors . ’ Again . a man s academi c possessions interfere with his

u n possibilities when they are accompanied , as they sometimes

u . fort nately are , by academic snobbishness A great deal has

- been said about the conceit of college trained men . and most

of it is arrant nonsense , quite untrue to the fact . Very few

college graduates think they know it all — the recollection of

their grades is enough to disabuse them of such a delusion . but there is often a superstition that onl v academic persons

can teach them anyt hing . Nevertheless wisdom is won by the discipline of life as truly as by the discipline of the schools and many a young college graduate has learned b v bitter experience that he cannot aff ord to despise the j udg

- - ment of men with less book learning but greater life wisdom . If what you have learned here has begotten prejudices which lead you to disregard superciliously the opinions of intelligent

men , poor in the lore of books . but rich in experience . if your

academic training produces academic snobbishness , you may

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indeed find your intellectual possessions hostile to your

possibilities . A man who has read few books may have in

t el l i e nce g which one who has read many books lacks , and after

all intelligence is the thing .

’ And this brings me to the third w ay in w hich a man s in t e ll e ct ual possessions may be i nj ur i ous to his mental poss i il i i b t es . You have learned here facts and their interpreta m tions . Now it ay safely be said that the information you

have received has been accurate and trustworthy . And the k nowledge thus acquired is precious . It has become the fashion to disparage what is described as shovelling facts ” into a. youthful mind . and to praise educ ation of the facul “ ” a ties as gainst mere instruction . But the scorn is ill

and . advised the disparagement is dangerous . The knowledge

of facts is important and in formation is valuable . The facts

will stand but their interpretations will change . No one who

has taught you here will claim finality for his theories , and the emphasis upon mental training is designed to enable one so to

deal with facts , new and old . as to shape them into truer

theories . But it is one of the most trying experiences of a scholar to become aware that his system must be shattered in order that a truer and more comprehensive theory may be

constructed . There is therefore , naturally , an academic con

se rvat is m, a clinging to established order and attained system

which is perilous and may become harmful . Here indeed is

th e queer paradox of education . The primary function of mind is to effect prompt and adequate adjustment to new i to u situations , hence the train ng of mind would seem req ire

that the powers be made more flexible and supple . But

‘

mental discipline , as the very term suggests , almost inevitably

imparts a certain formalism and rigidity . Hence it often ffi happens that a trained man , who is highly e cient in his own

field . is weak outside of it . and that his very education makes h im i ncapable of meeting new situations . Herein lies all the justification there is for the frequent charge that college men

are too seldom amon g the pioneers in reform . Your greatest mental acquisitions here will prove to be a method rather than l i a system , an attitude towards ife , an openness of m nd ,

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in a promptness of the mental powers face of new situations , anda profound reverence for the facts of the case , but if you allow what has been taught you here to harden into i formulas aga nst which Carlyle so furiously raged , your very possessions may ruin your possibilities and you and your thought may become obstacles in the way of advancing knowledge . l ’ So much , then , for il ustrations of the thought that man s justly cherished possessions may mar his higher possibilities of development and usefulness . But one question remains . Is it not true that in this highly specialized world a man who hopes to accomplish anyt hing must necessarily renounce many

? . of his possibilities Yes , that is certainly true One of the most painful experiences is for a man to hear all about him the shutting of doors leading into avenues of thought and occupation which persuasively invi te him . He has chosen his path in life and along that he must travel . His interests al n n most u avoidably contract , he ca not leave the main line of fi l r o . his pu suit to wander into devious ways , however al uring But while engrossment in a chosen task does preclude the pos sib il it - y of comprehensive self development and activity , it is nevertheless true that if life is to be kept wholesome and happy the sense of a wide horizon must not be lost . However narrow ’ w a man s lot may be , its narro ness is not fatal unless he ceases to realize how narrow it is and that about him is a i all i world full of human nterests , of them as sign ficant and own worthful as his , and that in this great struggling toiling f n An whole his life has its place and i m ctio . dit is just that sense of the wholeness of life including all our fragmentary individual interests and pursuits which is of the essence of

religion . It is no longer necessary to proclaim that religion does not consist in acceptance of dogma or compliance with

ritual , that fight has been won , for our generation at any rate . But in its place has come a tendency to identify religion with

practical activity , with social service . with good works in

general , which is nearly as partial as the tendency it has sup

planted . The ancient prophet summ ed up religion in doing i justly , loving mercy , and walk ng humbly with God , and we

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present possibilities . Indeed it has often seemed to me inex plicable that men wishing to serve society in the most e fie ctive way do not comprehend the vantage grou nd which the Chur ch gives them wi th its noble investment of inspiring tradition which influences the very sources of thought and conduct , but the chief point I woul d ur ge today is that the Church does stand as the one institution of religion , and that religion is the principal means by which man feels himself part of a larger life in which all his possibilities are preserved to keep pur e and wholesome his enlarging possessions . I can say this here wi th perfect freedom for on this occasion and from this p ul pit no one can be even suspected of speaking in the interest

s n of any particular church or sect , and I mu t say to you , you g n men , with perfect frank ess and sincerity , that for your own sake and for the sake of the Society in which you would be

us l most highly eful members , you ought to al y yourselves with the Christian Chur ch ; Where coul d one find a more conspicuous illustration of the potency of religion in the life of a man than in the scene

' which h as su ggest e dour thought this afternoon . What were the apparent possessions of Jesus compared with those of the

s rich young ruler whom he loved , and whose friend hip he craved so earnestly that we may well believe he turned away with a sadness far deeper than was his who made the great w refusal . Al l his life long the carpenter of Nazareth had kno n only the very humblest surroundings ; born and nurt ured in comparative poverty , he had prayed and toiled for his daily “ 3‘ bread . How knoweth this man letters never having learned was contemptuously said of him by those who knew that he was no man of the schools . I spoke of the friendship of humble men and of the wisdom they have to impart , and here is a hum ble man , destitute even of such formal education ff w as his age and land a orded , to hose simple words the wisest men have listened in the past . and are listening today e x a e ra with increasing reverence and confidence . It is no gg tion to say that he has been the most influential figure in the in whole history of mankind , and his influence seems likely to i crease , rather than diminish , w th the growing conviction that

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u l he had really fo nd the way of honorable and satisfying ife , that his standard of values was everlastingly right and that the spirit which possessed him was the spirit which mus t possass every man who woul d live usefully and wel l . And this humble man has become the great teacher of mankind because of his

: religion it was his religion , nothing more . nothing less , which made Jesus of Nazareth what he has become in the history of our race . In his carpenter shop and in all the narrowness v and pettiness of the illage life of Palestine , he had become

- sensible of the ever present environment of God , and entered into the spirit which is the life of all . He had p e ne t rat ed to the very center and heart of things . by winning the eternal spirit and acknowledging the supremacy of eternal values . He could have taught the young l ru er , he can teach us after the lapse of centuries , how to win the life eternal . And if your possessions . of whatever sort they may be . keep you from hearing

t he and obeying his present call to loyal discipleship , tragedy of the text will be repeated in your life and your noblest possibilities will be sacrificed . Do not imagine that I say this just because I am a Christian minister : on the con t rar y , I am a Christian minister j ust because I believe with all my heart that a man can have no nobler ambition than . in “ the words of John Stuart Mill . so to live that Christ would approve of his life . There is no higher type of manh ood . u there is no better . more seful , more satisfyin g way of life ; there is no greater joy , than to be at one in spirit and pur pose with him and with the great company of loyal and loving souls who gratefully acknowledge his inspiration and guid ance , and to set before ourselves any other ideal is to be faith less to our grandest possibilities .

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RUDOLPH ALTRO CC H I.

(Tune Benediction .)

The golden hour s of mirth are fading fast i i our Beh nd us lie the v sions of youth , l We face the porta s of the world at last ,

Eager to seek with toil the greater truth .

Now while the echoes of our happiest years i l Make sad the happy hours of th s ast day , ur l e O hearts aglow with thankfu ness that ch ers ,

in l t us Brothers hope , e now join to pray .

And l et our voices rise to this one prayer . That scornin g l ives of ease we may receive l all Power to toi , and courage to dare

Andstrength at last to conquer and achi eve .

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19 1908 JUNE ,

C L AS S O RA T I O N

RO H IPH ERD HENRY BINSON S ,

S LADIE AND GENTLEMEN, AND CLASSMATE S OF 1908

Fellowship is known to us by various names , but the one by which we classmates know it best is class — spirit . This is the word I want to start with , for it is a word that has for all of us a very fine and a very great significance . It is a word that s l uggests to us , and always wi l suggest to us , the splendid esp ri t de corp s that has compacted into an indissoluble unit more than half a thousand men from every condition in life and from Bulgaria and Maine to Hawaii and Japan . We are

' glad to recall to - day whatever we have done to make this feeling Of kinship close and strong ; we are glad to remem ber n that we have done much , yet we are wishful that we had do e more . And we are very sure that our longest and happiest memories wil l follow back to beginnings that were set in motion by the kinship Of these four years . This would now be the conventionally appropriate place to emphasize the difie re nce between life in college and life

afterward ; but I believe there may be quite as much sig nificance in their likeness . It is possible to exaggerate this f matter of the dif erences , and to lose thereby the sense of

. likeness , which I believe quite as true and no less important NO one does expect to findeverything the same ; but no one s hould expect to find everyt hing diff erent . For if we have discovered here that doubtless God coul d

have made a worse thing than a snob , but doubtless God

difl erences never did , we may depend upon it that the in the bigger world around us will serve only to make this fact a

more persistent one . If we have been so fortunate as to di s cover here that the stuif inside a man makes more diff erence to

ff O f him and to us than the stu outside him , we have learned

a formula that we shall never get through using . If we have

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cards ; if we have not sloughed off the blinders of the pro vincial f , and learned how to get at the other man in spite O

our — w e own mannerism , have wasted time , even though we “ ” in get our parchment magna cum , with distinction every

subject from botany to divinity . And if we have learned to recognize and stimulate what is square and straight and sound

and strong in men , whether it has come out on Soldiers Field

w — if or in Sever Hall or not particularly any here , we have so sharpened our sense of the unseen that we can find the n ma hood and call it out in men where others have failed to ,

we have made our coming here worth while , whatever else

we may have done or failed to do . 1908 Men of , it is our business to take the best we have here

learned of fellowship and try it on the world . The world is a big place ; but it is only just big enough for men of person l a ity , of conviction , of power . If we want to succeed as

Of k men , the essence fellowship must pervade all our wor and

play ; for we and those about us near and far , are mutually

Of l dependent upon each other , and it is the spirit fel owship

alone that makes such a state of things not only endurable ,

but desirable . But we must do more than succeed as indi l vi du al s . We have responsibilities laid upon us that wil not

be discharged by narrow , private successes . We are no long er nondescript individuals from anyw here ; we are Harvard

men , and the quality of our achievement as well as the

quantity must show this . Not one of us can ever afiordto forget for a moment the name that is upon him ; for in the eyes of the men and women about him Harvard wi ll

represent what he represents . And if we go out from this place a great unit for fellowship as we have been here a

- w great unit for class spirit , and meet our fellows every here

as fairly , as honestly , as manfully , as they have a right to wi n com e k n expect of us , we may the right to bac u ashamed , for we shall do much to hel p in maki ng the n ame of our Har

vard truly great .

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JO HN HALL WHEELO C K .

I .

NOW s in the east the mornin g die , The ful l light of the splendid sun Strikes downward on our lifted eyes

And the long journey is begun . Across the shattered walls l A voice prophetic cal s , With tumult and with laughter

We ris e and follow after .

m i The modern world , i mense and w de ,

Awaits us , huger than before , With new stars swimming in the void And Science broadening evermore

O f The sweep the limitless Vast ,

The Past is dead and past ; Yet through it all forever

One voice is silent never .

III . ’Midiron wheels and planets whirled

The clanging city , in the street , The machinery of the modern world

His lips cry loudly and entreat ; Like one that lifts his head

For a second time from the dead , ’ — Of Out the Church s prison , The new Christ re -arisen !

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IV .

0 holy spirit — O heart Of man ! l Wi l you not listen , turn and bow

To that clear voice , since time began

r ! Loud in you ears , and louder now

Mankind , the Christ , retired

r cr ifid Recrowned , e uc e ;

NO . a god for a gift God g ve us ,

Mank ind alone must save us .

V .

Will you not hear him — reach your hand u From factory , tenement and sl m

His voice pleads vainly in the land , Ah ! , heart of man , the time has come The voice of Cain that wailed

Grrew sorrowful and failed ,

But a new voice rings deeper , ’ You are your brother s keeper .

VI . 0world grown pitiless and grim ! n 0world of men , had you but k own

Your brother is your Christ , through him You mus t be saved and him alone !

Love for his sorrows — love Alone can lift you above

The pain of your misgiving ,

The doom and the horror of living .

VII . Within ourselves we must find the light

-b e And in ourselves our gods to , Not throned beyond the stars of night ; Here in America we must see

The love of man for man ,

The new world republican , A heaven , not superhuman ,

Reborn in man and woman .

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KENNETH GREELEY CAR PENTER

- in Pieces of eight Pieces of ninety eight , Merry Widows ,

Brethren z— b al l — fact , y Brethren of you are included from

- d Graduates to sub Freshmen , from gran mothers to even gran

. h w e der daughters By bret ren mean gentlemen , and by brethr en we al so mean gentle ladi es . Does not brethren signify both the men and the ladi es ? S urely the one embraces the other ! But this is all so sudden ! If I had only had a sus picion that I should be called upon to day a few words woul d have been in readiness . Al ready you are rising before me in tiers !

— e xcept the Graduates who get in on the grou nd floor . You

l l b e real y should not have cal ed on me , Mr . First Marshal , cause you know whenever I am called upon to speak I am liable to get right up and prattle away . Is it fair to cal l for a speech upon such short notice ? On the way down here a few moments ago the First Marshal asked me if I had my ?” speech , and I said What speech He then asked me if I had not read in the Crims on last December that I was to “ m . speak in the Stadiu I said , At times I read that paper ,

s but somehow I mu t have missed the number referred to , probably because of my haste to get to Chapel before all the ” “ i u seats were taken . Never m nd , said he . j st get up ” y and tell them that and they will think ou are joking . ? What have we here The Stadium exercises ! Ce rt ainl v

it does . See the eff ect of its annual physical exertions . This

jerks us to the athl etic situation . If any doubt my word they ’ may apply Professor Minister Bug s Ananiascop e . It seems al most inhumane when we read in the paper that at three this afternoon the Senior shooting team wi l l shoot the ” n r Juniors . Ten is , of cou se , is played in the best courts of

. im E urope , America and Cambridge Lacrosse as its name

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plies is not straightforward . Like the Alpine edelweiss it gains its best foothold in p asses . Rowing is another gentl e b e sport which should maintained , because it combines ver s at il it y O f action with quick thinking , and . furthermore , it is a sport in which a sport can continue to sport . no matter what his age . The only rough element in rowing is the water .

Swimming is the cleanest of all sports . It is highly approved of by t he Corporation . w hich has voted to put fish on the l free list at Memorial . The most successful ath etics . however , ’ are those O f t he more brutal sort . Already next fall s diab Ol O team has begun its training table at Memorial . Some of the best diabolo experts in this country have been found among our Radcliff e spinsters . D O our English cousins gather my “ - trend . The Twenty Question team has a very good ” guessing game called Boylston Bridge is Fal ling Down . In recent practice matches the first team has usuall y scored before the fifteenth question . The Puss in the Corner team has lately been doin g some very clever corner work . None of ’ t he Varsity corners will be lost by graduation . Our cheering at games IS noteworthy . D O you know that our best rooters come from the Arnold Arboretum ? Another good squad of ’ rooters are the squirrels in the Yard . Don t call our Yard a campus !To remember this bear in mind that annually one Yard tree is cut down to keep up the supply of the world ’s in Yardsticks . Year after year as we walk across the Yard

March we find the Yard sticks .

Perhaps a history of the class would be proper — at least

s the let u hope so . Over two hundred years ago class of

1908 1904. was scheduled to arrive in September , Despite the antiquity O f this schedule we arrived exactly on time . as As Freshmen , we feared to make even as much noise a couple of communicating rooms . Looking back upon Older classes 1908 has been in the position of the little girl who “ ” “ ” “ ? . said Mother , did God make Aunt Lucy Yes Well , “ ” ( y ou ? . lid God make me Yes , why do ask Well I ’ ’ just thought he d been doin lots better work lately . “ as Clas s Lives are questionable things . It looked if wholesale murder had been comm itted from the number of

224 IVY ORATION

Class Lives which were lost this spring , but we easily got new lives , and so it would seem that we have discovered the secret of imm ortality . The questions which one ans wers to “ ?” “ ” ? enter College are severe , thus , What is your age Why “ Did you ever think of going to Yale ” ? “ What were the inducements ” ? “ What was your great grandmother ’s mai ? den name Answer in English . We thought these were

ff t e A B di icult , but to get out of College and receive h ,

Amphibious Bankrupt , you must pass a successful Class Life . Not until last January did we realize that the real purpose of our College careers was to provide answers to these lively “ questions . Some of the questions are : What courses have ” “ ” you taken — mistaken ? Did you belong to the Union ? ” ? If not , did you go there regularly ’ To return to our history ! Tis said that history never re peats itself , but our Freshman history fairly stutters with victories . We have winning down to such a fine point that in football the victory habit has taken to making itself mani in fest the form of a reflex action . And speaking of Fresh men , before I forget it , the last number on the program to day will be the singing of “ Fair Harvard ” written by Gil ’ 11— a — r man , Freshman just one hund ed years ago .

Last autumn came the John Harvard celebration . It made

— — John turn in his grave yes it made him spin . John . three hundred years ago , was born the son of the village butcher . so it was natural for him to be keen on cutting up . In i fact , he was k lling . He made no bones about coming to this n cou try , because it was meet for him to do so . And now see what he is responsible for !He is the cause of your being

— here to day . If you do not enjoy yourself , blame him ; if you eat your tickets and put ice cream in your pocket , blame him ; if it rains , blame him ; if you are glad you came . ’ thank us . That s all right . We were just on the point O f mailing you an invitation when vour request came for a couple of dozen tickets .

The life around Harvard Square is always interesting .

There is the transfer man . Do not mi stake and think he is ’ givi ng out degrees — tis merely Lampoon corporation stock

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Havi ng told you in detail all that can be said about each

in s individual the class , I tru t you will not object if I am still more specific . The choosing of courses has been one of our greatest diffi cul t ies . At all times we were supposed to carry at least four l courses , but lucky was the man who cou d carry even one , and i drag two more , without dropping the fourth . Choos ng

u — in — i ll co rses is like fact , it is plucking a d nner from a bi of l fare . There is so much one wou d like to eat , and yet so little

l . s that he rea ly cares to digest Some courses are hearty meal , 3 16 i while others , like Music and Mining , are mere rel shes , is to which , in passing , we give but little attention . There

Latin 10and French Ia . Shall we take German

2b or not 2b ; that is the question . Whether ’tis better as a sport to suff er

fiunkin i The awful risk of g w th an E , Or take some other monstrous course of troubles

And by tutoring pass it . TO cut ; to cram ;

Oh us No Gore . With what half course , , let end The headache and the thousand coll ege shocks That we are heir to ? To cut ; to cram ; ’ . To Cram , perchance to Moore ; aye there s the cub For in the list of courses there may come ’ A four o clock on Saturday mayhaps ,

To grunt and swear under a weary course ,

- Called seventeen or twenty one perhaps ,

Is in itself a thought unhappy most .

Thus conscience does make loafers of us all .

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JOSEPH BIEGLER HUSBAN D

’ Tis the day of our parting , fair mother we go Proud and firm in the stren gth of our youth ; We are girt for the fight with thy armor of light ;

We march forth with thy watchword of Truth . ur k O lives are before us , we now not the end ;

But proud of thy name which we bear ,

We go out to the conflict , exultin g and free ,

With a spirit unbroken by fear .

In the years that must come we will Often return

Till our army has melted away ; l i With laughter and tears we wi l gather aga n ,

. Some mighty , some weary , some gay

But whatever the fate that awaits us beyond ,

Though we wander for years from thy side ,

i l our Fair Harvard , thy name w l be ever gleam ,

And thy motto forever our gide .

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EX E RC I S E S

JUNE 24 1908

LA T I N O RA T I O N

DE VI TA PRO RE PUB LICA GERENDA .

DWIGHT NELSON ROBIN SON .

u i Maximo cum gaudio , amici , q tam frequentes hodie ad

Musarum b eni nit at e advenist is has sedes summa g , vos omnes sal ve re iub eo. unive rsit at e Iam iam ab hac , nobis carissima , sum us discessuri adficie m ur t ristit ia , sed minore , quod vos n m hodie ob iscu adestis benigni .

r ae ci ue hu ius dil e c i im Te p p , universitatis praeses t ss e . l m sa ut e p l urim am accip e re iub e o. Non solum eis rebus faves

st adium l it t e rarum e rtine ant quae ad p , sed maxima cum

m l ab orib u s diligentia , sum a cum laude , omnibus rei publicae

Am e ricanae . Hoe hom i r ib us incumbis anno ipso , multis in locis

u rb ium adm inist randarum l ocut us multis de nova ratione es , dum nit e ris dil igent issim e ut condicionem urb iu m facias

m el iorem .

ro in u as visist i at Alias autem civitates neque p p q , in illis

h i nost rae l oriam quoque partibus u u s patriae , nomen g que academ i ae p e rvul gar es Harvardi anae . Quibus de causis. quod hanc nost ram u niversit at em laude insigni ornavist i atque

au x isti s al ve re iub e o. , te maxime

de ce at om itt am a Nec sane si te , ornament m civitatis Massa chusett ensis l carissim u m fidel is , popu o , qui gubernator hanc rem publicam t utissim e dirigis . Omnes ad unum qui iust it iam col unt Deo Optimo Maximo h ab ent gratias . quod ae grit u dine

e ricul osa im li cit um a e t p p , mira gratia erg nos amore . te de

l i ravit e t . Lae tissim u s periculo b e , nos de metu dolore ergo

al e r iub e o i sis faucib us e re t um ! te s v e , de p Mortis p

Te quoque saluto . O p rae cl aru m iuris consult am . m corre ct orem atque e m endat ore civitatis tuae . Iam dadam

e ffe cist i n pro alma matre tua multum alum us , gubernator nunc rei publicae tuae id a uxilium p raeb e s. quod maxime est necessarium .

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Tu etiam s al ut e m accip e . praes es unive rsitatis WISCO D on s inie ns is . Cum naturam terrae atque c st it ut ione m be n e int el l e x ist i a ricl oas a a rorum , tum g adi vas ct g auges fe rt il it at e m . Quibus de cans is anim os agricol arum ad artes liberales concilias t uam p ue auges u nive rs it at e m . homo vere popularis !

e t ads idu Vos quoque , socii inspectores , qui e pro hac u nive rs it ate l ab orat is atque il l am divit iis bene q uaes it is

e dornat is s al utat ione i nissim i l ar it r a d . g , magna estis g

e t rae ce tore s anno Vos etiam saluto . professores p p , qui iam s

uatt uor nob iscum l ab oravist is q tanta diligentia . tanto studio , tanto amore . Vos ipsi amore scie nt iae estis imbuti . ut eidem

O b e uam ur e l a orandum . amori s q , nobis est b Vestra disciplina inst ruct i O ffiiis fun am r m , c vitae g u omnibus . dum lucru q uae rim us aut labori cuil ib e t incum b im us .

m at re s ue Vos quoque , patres q , qui hodie frequentes ad haec soll e m nia acade m ica adve nist is . sal ut e m p l urim am

x m accip it e . Ma i am vim auri consum psim us . divit ias etiam

ut. se dib us Croesi vobis quidem videtur , dum his in Musas

se ct am ur . m acade m Sed desperare olite , quod hodie gradum icum accip ie m us . e t cras e x e rccb im us q uae st um .

ue l l ae dil e ct iss im ae diut ius rohib e ri s O p , non p po sum quin “ ” dicam . Salve !Salve ! Vos crude l cs tantum t im ore m nobis inicit is ut crdifficil e b re vit e r adlo u i p sit , nisi , nobis q , sed vos m m h ae p e nit us a am u s . se m p e rq ue am ab i us . Sed de re

hact e nus .

sodal e s ue . Vos etiam , amici q . de animo saluto Multum una st uduim us . l us im us multum nunc necesse est vivam us se ara im s m us Harvardiani p t . Sed ub icu m que s im us . alumni u e t t um de m um e O rim u ub l ie a honore e s digui , cum pro re p l a r s e m b o ab im u . Hoc vero anno p raes id novum harum civit at u m foe de rat aru m e re ab im us ; de multis rat ionib us rei

publicae adm inist randae nobis est deliberandum . De his rebus m hone s t is s im i simas e t sinceri . vere rei publicae am ant iss i i .

Nam cum civit at i se rvim us . tum de m u m ca alma matre sum us

l itte ras col u it digui . qu ae tot annos laude insigni non solum ,

sed etiam semper rei publicae consul uit nost rae .

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COMMENCEMENT DAY .

CHARLES R H IND J OY

1642 u The second Tuesday of August , was a most a spicious

’ day in the history of Harvard College . It was Harvard s

. O f first commencement day The graduating class , composed nine members , had passed successfully through the first four years in the life of the infant institution , and now presented themselves as candidates for the coveted degree . The occasion

w e excited great interest in the whole community , and learn “ from a letter writtento England at the time that the gov e rnor , magistrates , and ministers from all parts , with all sorts of scholars and others in great numbers were present ” n anddid hear their exercises . The exercises were held i

Latin and when these were ended , the candidates were pre n sented to the magistrates and ministers , who fou d them “ worthy of the first degree (comm only called bachelor ) p ro ” m ore Acadei niarnni i n Angli a. After being thus approved . the candidates were formally admitted to the degree by the “ ” president and a book Of arts was placed in the hands O f

each , with power to read lectures in the hall upon any of the l Of arts , when they should be thereunto ca led , and a liberty ” O f studying in the library . The awarding degrees closed the exercises Of the day and all dispersed in a dignified

manner . These simple and unpretentious exercises were repeated 1700 in all the early commencements . Before , however , the custom of a public display and p arade on comm encement day O f was introduced . The governor the province was escorted

- O f r by his body guard , by way Roxbu y and Brighton , to ’

Cambridge , reaching the college about ten O clock in the O f morning . A procession was then formed in front Harvard

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DISQUISITIONS conceal the date of the celebration until just before it should occur . An imm ediate Outcry arose . The clergy protested against holding commencement on Friday because those O f them who lived at a distance were hindered from return ing in time for Sunday , and both the clergy and the laity pro

‘ tested against privacy because they celebrated th e occasion as a general holiday . The result was that both votes were rescinded in 1736 and from that time on the day w as fixed as Wednesday and the date was published long beforehand . Nothing daunted by the fact that their first efforts to se

cure order were thus thwarted by public sentiment , the Of corporation the college began to try other methods . But the celebration seemed to be passing beyond their control . Com m e nce m ent day was fast being transformed into a great

Of public holiday , and during the whole commencement we e k

the common was covered with booths in long lines like streets , which dispensed the refreshments and entertainments of a fair to the crowds that came . Great disturbance Often re sul t e d so that the lieutenant -governor of the province was finally asked by the president of the college “ to prohibit the ” setting up of booths and tents on those public days , but these e fiorts had little success . Meanwhile a new sort of “ grievance arose . The practice of unsuitable and unseason able dancing ” came to the sorrow of the “ honorable gover nors , and such immoralities rapidly increased until a com m itt e e had to be appointed to examine matters . The com “ m it t e e reported that the college was in a weak and declining ” i state throughout , and recommended that v gorous rules and severe penalties be adopted . Their advice was followed . but even then the disgraceful scenes in the afternoon and evening

Of commencement day continued . Finally when the collegiate authority had proved unable to cope with t h e evil . an appeal 1749 was made to parental authority . In , the corporation rec “ om m ende dto parents that considering the awful judgments

O f God upon this land . they retrench commenc ement expenses . so as may best correspond with the frowns of Divine Provi ff dence , and that they take e ectual care to have their sons chambers cleared O f company and their entertainments fin

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dOn m ishe the evening of said com encement day , or at furth ” 1760 e est , by next morning , and in the corporation themselv s voted that al l unnecessary expenses and dancing in the Hall or other college building in commencement week be for

hidde n.

o di s It seems to have been fated , however , that as s on as t u rb ance had been quelled in one place it should break out in another . Hitherto , the exercises in the morning had b e en

sober enough , but now to the utter horror of all , three of the commencement parts in a single year attacked the ortho dox principles for which the institution stood . Every one was

e grievously shocked at this gross Arianism , and thereaft r it became the president ’s duty to see that all parts were ortho “ dox and seemly . and incidentally he was enjoined to put an end to the practice of addressing the female sex .

After the Revolution , the gaiety continued to increase , and so also did the eff orts of the corporation to repress the e f fe rvescing spirits of the students . Innovations were being made at the same time in the character O f the commence 176 ment parts . In 3 the first oration in English was given , 113 1818 in 8 an oration in French , and in an oration in

Spanish . Gradually English predominated in the exercises .

Music was employed from the very first , though not always

to the satisfaction of the auditors , as we learn from the diary

R e v 1806 of . John Pierce , who says in , the theatrical music with which the exercises were interspersed was highly dis ” gusting to the more solid part of the audience , and neither was it always employed successfully for we learn from the ” same place that in 1831the psalm was pitched too high .

By degrees , however . the exercises assumed the form they have to day . The fair on the common continued through the first quarter

19th . of the century , for Prof Andrew Preston Peabody says “ m that he never heard such a horrid din , tu ult . and j argon ” O f oath . shout . scream , fiddle , quarrelling , and drunkenness as took place there on the evening O f commencement day and t h e night following in 1825. But in 1828. for the first time m anv in years . no tents were allowed on the common , and

236 DISQUISITIONS from that time on students and friends have gradual ly united in a more orderly and at the same time more pleasant l 19th celebration of the day . At the midd e of the century , the character Of commencement was permanently changed .

Class day became the gala day for the visitors and friends , and commencement day was more and more reserved for seniors and graduates . The story Of comm encement forms a most interesting chapter in the life of the university . It is a story of growth

Of - and change , but the commencement to day is not wholly

ff 1642 Of Ol d di erent from that of , for many the ceremonies and traditions are yet preserved as they were years ago .

And in its vital and enduring significance , the day has never 1908 changed . In this respect , the commencement of is still the comm encement of 1642 .

LITERATURE AN D LIFE .

HENRY ROBINSON SH IP H ER D

We hear much in these days of prolific criticism about the closeness of literature and life ; but usually , I believe , these discussions stop some distance short of the truth . For

— literature and life are not two things literature is life . By life I mean (to use Stevenson ’s phrase ) not the Per ” : manent Possibility of Sensation , but living the real think ” . ing , feeling , hoping that we are actually about What life k “ is none of us nows , and what the Permanent Possibility ” f of Sensation is few O us care . But living is what we are all so busy with that nothing else in the whole system O f things really gets our attention except ' as it promises or threatens to mix itself up with our actual business of living .

SO This keeps us busy , indeed , that one moment at a time is quite all we can manage ; that is , it is the present moment alone that at any given instant constitutes living . that is . life . The future has no concern for us except as it bids fair to b e come the present ; and the past , however splendid it may have

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find ’ fairly expect to ourselves , on a half hour s notice , farth

O r est north shipwrecked in Bohemia . This necessary and actual livableness of literature explains many things that are said about literature itself . For what other purpose or reason do we insist that fiction shall keep the

— truth of life , and leave , if need be . the facts of life , that if the story really happened the novelist must usually make it

— over , but because it must be so enlarged as to be a possible real experience for everyone who reads it ? When we find an

O f infidelity to the truth life , which disturbs us more , its

ur ? artistic insincerity , or the jolt back into o own dull present “ ” When Stevenson says O f romance that the illusion must “ be perfect , and then we forget the characters ; then we push the heroaside ; then we plunge into the tale in our own ” person and bathe in fresh experience . — what else does he mean but that the story must let us in to play the parts our selves ? And what we demand of novelist we demand also w of poet , of essayist , of hoever writes to be read . First , of t course , we insist that he be not so obscure hat we cannot

— S un follow him , that he hall not slip ro d sudden corners or through small holes in the fence or take prodigious leaps over

' brook or hedge so that w e l ose him . But we are not content

— w — to follow e must be abreast ; and presently , for the perfect

f — w e t success O that piece of literature , have forgotten hat

another is there : these are our words and our thoughts , our reveries and our dreams . If we remember Keats as we read the “ Ode on a Grecian Urn ” or Wordsworth as we read “ I wandered lonely as a cloud and do not Ourselves take the ’ nd poet s place , we have scarcely approached u erstanding

or appreciation ; we are quite outside the garden , and merely

looking at the name on the gate .

The Significance of this cannot easily be overemphasized . When the man of letters comes to feel that in making litera

ture he is in a very great and a very literal sense making life ,

we shall have greater literature . And when this idea pene

trates the critic and reviewer , we shall have some readjust

. ment of literary standards Finally , when the reader , “ ” gentle or other , fully realizes that as he reads he becomes

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l h imself the author and the actors , we shal have more dis criminating readers .

But all this carries within itself something els e yet greater .

For we may say not only that literature is life — that they who write are creators of life — and that we who read real l — s y live that life but al o that this form of life , this stimulating of the sym athies and imagination and quickening of the moral sensibilities which we experience

— O f r in literature , that this is part the highest and finest so t “ ” of living that we know . The man O f letters may b e so marked in public because he knows many books ; but this dis tinction must mean , so far as it means anything admirable , that he has learned greatly to see and to live the life that is

in them . This means , then , that he has learned to live more l widely ; and this means . in turn , that he has learned to ive him more highly , more greatly . For this learning has made capable of taking as his own those ideas and ideals which the greatest men O f all time have brought forth as the choicest fruit O f their lives and left immortalized for us . It has

made him strong to live his own life serenely , simply : it has made him capable of leaving his garden better tilled than he found it — O f working out in his own place the hopes and fears

that have been before him , and perhaps leaving one hope surer and one fear l ess fearsome . But while the marked man O f letters may do all this for hims elf and those who follow him in a more noticeable way

his nO than fellows , he may do it more greatly or permanently than many another whose path does not lead through “ ” cloistered shades . It is this splendid universality of the height and breadth of the life that is in literature which makes it mean something to all of us — for most of us are just ’ t he average sort ; but every mother s son O f us can read ’ Emerson O f an evening and go to his next day s work with a firmer faith in the balance O f thin gs in general and his things in particular ; can read Wordsworth and get a half hour of pure joy out of the crocuses at his feet and the clouds overhead , that he has scarcely ever noticed before ; can read Stevenson and durin g a dull or disagreeable ride in a crowd

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lose himsel f in a castle of gay thoughts , or help a timid little old lady across a hurly -burly street and go on with a yearn ing in his heart for all lonely mothers . There is that in literature which opens widest to us the

f z it s book O life , which answers its puz l es , which reads dl rid es , and which gives heart to wait for the answers that do not come . There is stimul us of courage from those who were unafraid of the strange disapp e arings we call death ; there is great push of impulse from stories of deeds done well . And the meaning of it all is simply this : that in litera tur e all the great lives that have been lived wait for us to

l r live them out again into our own smal lives , that ou s may have their narrow limits pushed out to take in the largest , and grow thence l arger still .

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ready guide for all exigencies in Wall St . of the present day . This does not mean that a small business man is any more justified in doing wr ong than a billion dollar corpor

Ol d ation , but it does mean that certain acts harmless under business conditions become cruel , oppressive , unjust under a changed industrial system . Under the régime of the classic t economis , competition was an all sufficient regulative to safe

O f . guard the interests a laborer , capitalist and consumers alike . It w as both economically expedient and ie thicall y just — It was the means by which labor and capital were

distributed where they were needed , and producers competed with each other to serve the public best . Changed industrial conditions required larger units of production — with the

w b usm e ss gro th of organization , competition became more and more a war to drive competitors from the fiel d— this could not long survive and competition unchecked led to combi nation . Let us consider some Of the changes wrought by the transition from the régime of classic competition .

In the case of labor . the code Of conduct w hich many em pl oye rs are now holding up as a model of virtue for their em p l oye e s was eminently successful in former times . Let there be free competition among laborers , let each man work for what he is willing to receive ; let there be no combination among laborers to interfere with the laws of free competition — such was the decision Of a United States Court a century ago.

This was perfectly right under the régime Of competition .

E ach employer hired a few men ; there were many employers in search of good laborers — under these conditions individual bargaining was possible and was fair to both . Under our modern factory conditions this is impossible ; employees are hired by a wholesale process — one workingman more or less makes but little diff erence . A few employers looking for hundreds of men are not anxious for one man who has tried to use his power of competition to raise his wages . Labor

Unions have come as a result of this ; not the unprincipled organizations designed to hamper industry as many would call them , not the benevolent institutions to uplift the world as others would call them . They are m e rel v the result of the

243 190 HARVARD , 8 CLASS REPORT tendency of the times towards concentration in labor as well as in capital . Similarly under the classic competition the general public

— the small investor , the consumer was adequately protected by competition — state interference to aid them was unfair to capital and they did not need it . With the concentration an of capital , competition has ceased to be adequate safe guard ; as a result Of this has come state regul ation — not the

l O medd ing desire of our rulers to hamper industry , as its p

one nt s l n O f p wou d call it , but merely the recog ition the fact that public as well as capital and labor must be organized in our present industrial system . ll Labor , capital and the state a organized to protect their rights agai nst each other ; this warfare cannot continue any more than can a struggle between two grant combinations . What then is to be the outcome of this ?Must we return to the old conditions O f competition and small industries return to competition and l a ssez -fair e ; to do this state

O f u interference , more drastic than any form reg lation . must be called into play . Consolidation . the natural out

l aSt The growth of competition during the century , must checked , that competition may survive . This is equivalent to sayin g that in our law , our business , we have not been able to keep pace with the growth O f applied science — w e cannot change our standard O f business conduct so we must check our material development . To cure the evils O f large com b inat ions . all O f their benefits must be sacrificed . To some extent this is ri ght ; better suff er some loss O f

s material progre s than give free rein to dishonesty , class feeling and other evils which are threatening our industrial life to day . But are these evils necessary to our economic progress . or are they not due merely to the facts that a code O f conduct efficient under the Ol drégime is inadequate to our present day era O f combination ? The time has long since passed when a few directors Of “ a huge corporation can use the well worn phrase— this is ” our own business — w e will run it as we please — which trans lated means we will put as much water into our stock as

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b i we like , and make as g profit as we can ; we wil l keep prices high so as to further the interests O f the trade (our own ); we will resist any advance O f wages which will hurt f the profits O industry (our own ). This does not mean that e very corporation is unfair , every attack on them jus t . O ur financiers have no monopoly Of the habit O f managi ng t heir affairs without regard to the rights of others . The great and crying need in America to day is for men in all ranks Of life who will recognize the fact that modern in dus t ry demands cO - operation on a grand scal e — that indi vi dual self interest has ceased to be an all - sufficient regu l — l ator of industry men who wil recognize it , act upon it and

help adapt our commercial life to meet it — but to the

business men especially , to the men who are building up

our vast industrial system — who assemble the capital and

l ab ore rsw t o them especially comes the responsibility of

meeting the changed conditions it involves . To our medical and legal professions responsibility is the

keynote ; responsibility to the fellow- members Of their craft ;

r esponsibility to their clients ; to the state by whose right

and protection they practice . In the same way the business man of the futur e must realize that hi s calling is one O f

responsibility ; responsibility to his fellow business men ;

to his employees ; to the public .

- Unrestrained competition must give way to co operation . An effort to drive a small competitor out of business or crush him must be regarded as dishonorable as is the taki ng of a

p atient from one physician by another . To the laboring men too the business men owe a direct

responsibility . These men have literall y invested thems elves

in the industry ; they have gi ven their l ives to buildi ng it

l . u p , and can do but little e se Have they no claims to con

sideration — beyond merely receiving market wages when it is convenient to hire them ? True through their unions they d an sometimes make unreasonable deman s , but is Often only

i . s answer to sim lar treatment received The bu iness man , by reason of his broader education and training should certam

be the first to show the responsibility to his fel low workers .

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