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The Syracuse Chamber of Commerce lists eleven reasons for support by Syracusans of the million dollar drive; They are: 1. "To clear the University of debt by June 30, 1927, $1,500,000 must be raised. Pledges on a three year basis. 2. "Paying present obligations will cancel interest charges after which any small deficit can easily be taken care of. 3. "After the University sets its house in order, it will be in a better position to ·expect assistance from capitalists and endowment foundations. 4. "From a business standpoint the University is the largest industry in the city and means more financially to our merchants than any two of our largest manufacturing plants. Students and employes spend over $6,500,000 a year in Syracuse. 5. "Two thousand sons and daughters of residents of Syracuse and On­ ondaga County attend the University. Probably one-half this number could not afford to .go away to college. This will be true of future gen­ erations. 6. "We cannot estimate what contact with the University means to our citizens educationally, religously. 7. "The University has added millions of dollars to real estate values in the city. Many parents who move here to educate their children stay here permanently. Many graduates become Syracusans. 8. "The 450 faculty members mingle in the life of Syracuse and give the city the benefit of their culture and learning. 9. "The University is the city's best advertising medium. 10. "The emergency fund campaign threeyearsagofellshort $500,000. Nor did it provide for interest and deficits until the pledges became due. The present eampaign is really completing that effort and in addition is allowing for interest an'd expected deficits. It is also taking care of ex­ traordinarily heavy repairs that had to be made to property. 11. "The University is non-sectarian and is open on the same terms to men and women of all races and all creeds." Major John E. Ardrey, Staff of the Second Corps area inspected our unit of the R. 0. T. C. and expressed great satisfaction with the showing of the Unit. The classes in English I put on three short plays at the Little Theater. Prof. N.J. Whitney was director. Unusually large executive committees were appointed by the presidents of the four classes because of the financial drive. The Underclass women were victors in the hockey series. November 14. The Faculty Women's Club gave a tea at the faculty club house. The Philosophy Club of Western met here. Professor Robbins of Rochester University spoke on "The Conception of Human Nature." Dean Moon and several professors, College of Forestry, are attending the annual meeting of the New York State Forest Products Association at Utica, N.Y.

Students from the College of Agriculture continued the planting of willows on the highway leading north (see Nov. 13.) Dr. Floyd H . Allport addressed the Women's Congress on "Propaganda and Psychological Immunity." The Women's Outing Club took a hike to Lackawanna Gorge and con­ ducted a steak bat. The Women's Athletic Association held a mass meeting to discuss the question of a uniform sport coat for women. Today ends the College week of prayer. Dr. Clausen spoke in chapel on "The Results of Prayer." Members of the University Student Drive Committee met in Slocum College. The Young Men's Christian Association sent out two deputation teams, one to Dryden and the other to Sterling, N.Y. A week's membership drive was started today by the Young Men's Chris­ tian Association. The aim is for 250 new members. A new feature this year is the pin which each member wears. Soccer: Freshmen vs. Charlotte High School. Syracuse won the game. The fraternities engaged in Interfraternity debating tonight. In the University drive for $1 ,350,000.00 members of the class executives have pledged $1,328.00. Uniform class jackets for women were unanimously approved at a W. A. A. mass meeting. November 15. At the meeting of the Philosophical Club (see Nov. 14.) addresses were made by Professor Baily of Auburn Theological Seminary and Professor Picard of Wells College. Football: 'Varsity vs. Niagara University in the Stadium. Score 16--6 in favor of Syracuse. Also Freshmen vs. Charlotte High School. The freshmen were victors. Leslie A. Bryan, '24, now coach of the Track Team of Southwestern Col­ lege at Warfield Kansas has won every meet this season. Cross Country Meet: 'Varsity, Hobart and Colgate here. Score 20 Syra­ cuse; 50 for each of the others. Syracuse won. A pep fest was held at chapel time at the Library Building. Dean Mitchelf was the speaker. The Beaux Arts Institute of Design in New York gave first mention to the design of an Amusement Park Tower, submitted by Mr. Dexter Edgarton of our department of Architecture. Miss Kathryn Maischoss, '27, and Miss Louise Gray, '28 are victors in their respective classes in the Women's Tennis Tournament. Kenneth Rogers, '17, is ill in a New York hospital. The Fine Arts News, a leaflet issued by that College, says that more than fifty men and women, graduates of that College, are now distinguishing them­ selves in the musical world. reports that failures last year were recorded against 128 men and 36 women. Forty-six men and five women were dropped. ANNALS

All the colleges are cooperating in the tree planting on the highway north of. the city. November 16. Sunday. Stephen M. Keeney, in charge of foreign work of the Young Men's Christian Association, was the guest of the Young Men's and Young Women's Cabinets at tea following the vesper service. The First Baptist student church served tea at 6 P .M. Mr. Bertram Sugarman, '25, spoke on "Leadership" at the Young Peoples' meeting at the Fourth Presbyterian Church. November 17. The University Drive for a million dollars was started to­ day in the city and county. The Sociology Club visited the George Junior Republic at Freeville, N.Y. and studied it. The Oratory Department put on the play, "Two Crooks and a Lady" under the direction of Russell Archer, '25. Liberal Arts students continued the work of planting willows on the high­ way leading north of Syracuse. The .students paraded about the campus to arouse feeling for the Colgate ;game which is due Nov. 22. Class convocations in the interest of the University Drive for $1,000,000.00 were held on the 17th and 18th. The freshman convened.at 11 o'clock today in John . The juniors met at the same hour in Slocum College. There were several addresses at both convocations. The students .of these two classes at once subscribed $6251.00. ·The Drive workers met at a banquet at the Hotel Syracuse. The college men were invited to a smoker at the Temple Adath Y eshurun, •Crouse Avenue and Harrison Street. Mrs. William Nottingham, '80, has contributed to the University Library several hundred volumes from the Library of Mr. Nottingham, '76. D. K. E. celebrating its fifty third anniversary, gave a banquet at the chap­ ter house to all D. K. E . men. Rev. Dr. E. M. Mills was the speaker. D. K. E. is the oldest Greek letter fraternity at the University. Chapel services were suspended to enable the students to attend pep meet­ ings at that hour. President Coolidge has issued a proclamation setting apart the week, Nov. 17- 24, as Education Week. November 18. The regular monthly social meeting of the Press Club was beld in the form of a Thanksgiving party at the Theta Phi Alpha house. The Library School was the guest of Friends of Reading at the City Li­ brary. Louis A. Keating, president of the organization, presided. "Childrens' Books" was the subject Discussed. The Glee and Instrumental Club gave a concert at the Park Presbyterian Church following a men's banquet. At the regular monthly meeting of the University Grange, Prof. H. F. Bulton spoke on "The American Birds and their Habits." The Press Club had a social meeting, a Thanksgiving party, at the Theta Phi Alpha house, 604 University Ave. SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY

There are fourteen Chinese students at the University this year, including three women. Mr. Harry T. !laker, '04, International Boys' Work Secretary of the Young Men's Christian Association spoke at a meeting of the University Young Men's Christian Association, on "The Development of the College Man." He is now in charge of Y work with boys all over the vforld. A pep-meeting was held at the Library steps at 9:45A.M. The Fine Arts faculty gave a dinner in Slocum College in honor of Mr. Vladimir Shavitch, conductor of the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra, Mme. Lerner Shavitch, pianist, and Mr. Oscar Seagle, baritone. Dean Butler was toast master. One hundred new Psychology books recommended by the Psychology department were recently purchased by the Syracuse Public Library for the use of University students. The freshman Cabinet of the Young Men's Christian Association elected officers. Eric Faigle is president. November 19. Professors G. C. Wilson and J. 0. Simmons, Business Administration, went to Oswego to give the publishers of the High School paper advice about publishing their paper. They will visit other places. A recital was given by the Fine Arts students in John Crouse College. Candidates for the debating teams were called out. The freshman will have a separate debating team this year. Theta Phi Alpha entertained the Newman Club at the new Club house, 604 University Avenue, the Chancellor's former residence. At the pep meeting today "Doc" Cunningham and Mr. S. H. Cook, '02, were the speakers. Dr. LoJ.is Crawford spoke on "The Aims of Commercial French and Span­ ish" at a meeting of the Romance Language Club. Mr. Blake McKelvey, '25, led the discussion on "Censorship" at a meeting of the Liberal Club. Professor Bice, Business Administration, was the speaker at the Con­ vocation of the College of Forestry. The Young Women's Christian Association offers prizes of $10.00 and $5.00 for best posters on the pageant "The Nativity" to be presented Dec. 17th in John Crouse College. The fOimation of an "Evening Musicale Coterie" is being undertaken by Harvey R. Harris of the English Department, to consist of advanced musical students. November 20. Another pep-meeting was held at the Library steps. Professor E. D. Roe began a series of eight lectures on "Mars and other Planets." The subJect tonight was "Mars, the Mystery Planet." "The Creation of Public Opinion in Germany" was discussed by Professor W. E. Mosher before the German Club. The Robinhood Junior Forestry Society held its annual banquet for initi­ ates at the Chamber of Commerce. The three Young Women's Christian Association Discussion Groups met. ANNALS

Dean Woodworth's group discussed "Etiquette", Mrs. Bradford's group, "Relations of Men and Women," and Prof. Yerington's "Taking Jesus Seriously." The Daily Orange announces that contributions from students and faculty in the financial drive now amount to nearly $10,000.00. Candidates for bas1'tlt ball all met in informal session and discussed the probable successor to Coach Dollard. The financial drive for a million dollars in the city has reached the sub­ scription total of $510,228.05. November 21. Seniors were excused from the 12 o'clock classes to hold a convocation in John Crouse College. Dean Butler and Mr. F. V. Bruns, '08, President of the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce, addressed them. An alumni dinner was held in Slocum College at 6 P.M. This is the be­ ginning of the alumni Fall-spree. At 9 P.M. a dance was given. Sylvanus D . Ward and his quartet from entertained and Theda Fyler Parmenter gave feature dances. The Women's Athletic Association held a pep meeting in Slocum College. A pep-meeting was held in front of the Library. Dr. J. H. Simons, Chemist of the Atmospheric Nitrogen addressed the Syracuse Section of the American Chemical Society at the University Club House on "Floriorim." - The new Phoenix appeared today. Coach Keane with the Cross Country team left for New York for ~he Inter­ collegiate run. Dr. Dickson discussed the Satires of Horace at a meeting of the Classical Club. The students went down town in a great parade and returned to the Library steps where Coach Meehan spoke to them. Students in the School of Citizenship made a tour of inspection to the City Hall and were shown the practical working of civic affairs. November 22. At 10 A.M. the Alumni Council met. After the Colgate game there was a tea dance in the Gymnasium. Frater­ nity dinners followed. At the tea dance the Orange and Maroon gridiron warriors were guests. Under the direction of Mrs. Nottingham, '80, young ladies served coffee and sandwiches in the trophy room. Football: 'Varsity vs. Colgate in the Stadium. Score 7-3 in favor of Syracuse. The rain held up during most of the game but the arena was very soft. An immense crowd was there. The game with Colgate was witnessed by several High School teams, as those of Binghamton, Endicott, Warsaw and St. John's Academy, Manlius. W. Dean Keefer, '15, now chief engineer of the National Safety Council of Chicago, addressed the Engineering students on "Safety Methods." A recent work entitled "The Poets of the Future; a College Anthology for 1922-1924," edited by Mr. Henry T. Schmittkind, contains three selections from Syracuse students. The writers are .Mlen E. Woodall, '25 ("The Wind"), Charis Gould, '25, _("Two Fragments"), and Priscilla Proseus, '23. SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY

The financial drive has reached the sum of $604,193.00 and will be contin­ ued next week. Among the students $9,600.00 has so far been subscribed. Soccer: 'Varsity vs. Colgate. Score 1-1. November 23. Sunday. Rev. Dr. Guthrie gave the address at the Thanksgiving vesper service held in John Crouse College. Professor Beausang and Miss Marion Palmer sang, accompanied by Mrs. Dorothea Roscoe on the organ. The service was preceded by an Organ Recital by Earl Kempton, '26. Professor G. A. Wilson spoke to the Kolledj Klan on ".The Strength and Weakness of·Fundamentalism.'' A Young Men's Christian Association deputation was at Cayuga today. November 24. The City Women's Club has adopted a new pin. The Drama League presented three one-act plays at the Little Theater, viz. "The Intruder" by Maeterlinck, "Aria Da Capo" by Edna St. Vincent Milloy and "The Nursery Maid of Heaven," by Thomas Ward Stevens. Dr. Morris Gnesin is general chairman. The Oratory students also presented "Ashes of Roses" in Liberal Arts chapel under the direction of Miss Editha Parsons. Dean Parker gave a recital in John Crouse College. He was assisted by Prof. Beausang, baritone. Rev. Dr. Betts was the chapel speaker this morning. Cross Country in New York. Twenty College teams are entered. We won in 1922 and in 1923 Pittsburgh won the meet with Harvard second and Syracuse third. The freshman teams also competed. Fifteen teams were entered. Syracuse freshmen won the meet. Prof. Duck and five men, Agriculture, went to Chicago to an International Live Stocik JUdgin)? contest. The Interfraternity Athletic Association was organized here June 14, 1919. Thirty-two fraternities are now represented in it. November 25. At 4 P.M. the students sent off the f<5otball team for a game with Columbia in New York, Thanksgiving day. Miss Mary Griscom, '27, sang in chapel. It is announced that the freshman convocations for the most of the year will be in charge of the School of Citizenship. The University drive in the city has reached the sum of about $750,000.00. Director Tilroe declares that the success of the graduates of the School of Public Speech is remarkable. Taking in all the games of the season, Syracuse football team stands ninth among the Eastern Colleges. Mr. Russell Fobes, research secretary of the National Association of Pur­ chasing Agents, spoke in Slocum College to the students of the graduate course of Public Administration. The drive for a million dollars has reached about $980,000.00 today on which it was supposed to close. November 26. Thanksgiving vacation began at 8 o'clock A.M. today and will close on Monday Dec. 1 at ·8 A.M. ~88 ANNALS

November 27. Thanksgiving Day. A dual concert was given at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel in New York by the Glee Clubs of Syracuse and Colum­ bia Universities. The concert was radio casted all over the country. Football: Syracuse vs. Columbia at New York. Score 9--6 in favor of Syracuse. November 28. Morton S. Johnson, '26, has been elected by the local Interfraternity Conference as a representative to the National Interfraternity Conference held today and tomorrow at the Hotel Pennsylvania in New York City. The football team is on its way to California stopping for a day in Chicago. Mr. Albert A. Zieger, '24, of Newark, N.J., committed suicide by hanging at the sanitarium at Overbrook, N.J. November 29. The football team held a short signal drill on Stagg Field, Chicago. Captain Simmons, who came from Chicago, was cordially greeted on arrivaL there by many friends and especially by the Hyde Park High School Football team, on which he played before entering Syracuse Univer­ sity. Mr. E . L. Reynolds, former student, was found in his room, overcome with gas, and was taken to the Hospital of the Good Shepherd. Under the leadership of Coach pro tern. Greve, the. basketball team is practicing daily during the vacation. November 30. Sunday. The football team enroute to Los Angeles arrived at Albuquerque, New Mexico today and will remain for two days prlactice. Dec~mber 1. College resumed today. The Daily Orange prints an historical article about itself. The first number was issued Sept. 15, 1903. It was a four page, four column paper. Irving R. Templeton, '04, was editor-in-chief and Clement T. Robertson, '05, business manager.' Editors were H. W. Jones, '04, Fred R. Lear, '05, A. S. Copeland, '04, Frank Brundage, '06, L. L. Cheney, '05, H. R. Smith, '05 and G. S. Brown, '05. The subscription price was $2.50 for the year. Professor Gorse was chapel speaker this morning. Mr. Reynolds (see Nov. 29)is reported to be somewhat improved. Miss Gertrude Ely of Bryn Mawr College spoke at a luncheon of women voters at the Onondaga Hotel. The students were thoroughly canvassed today in the University financial drive. Candidates for the freshman basketball team reported today. John McBride has scored 90 out of 154 points scored this season by the University football team. He has to his credit 7 touchdowns, 11 field goals and 15 points after touchdown. December 2. Plans for the tryouts for the Young Women's Christian Association pageant, "The Nativity," to be presented Dec. 17, were announced at a women's mass meeting. Professor Editha Parsons and Mrs. W. P. Graham spoke. Miss Esther Blakeney, '25, was general manager of the presentation. Swimming classes for women opened today. SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY

The University drive for $1,000,000.00 in Syracuse and Onondaga County closed today. It was subscribed with a surplus of several thousand dollars. Mr. Bert E. Salisbury headed the drive. Prizes of $10.00 and $5.00 are offered for the best poster for the coming Young Women's Christian Association pageant. A special meeting of the Large Board Women's Student Government Association was held to discuss the drive for the Crippled Children's fund. Candidates for the Fencing Team met at the Delta Upsilon house. Mr. N. F. Schlegel, '26, was elected member at large of the Young Men's Christian Association cabinet. Dr. Adelaide A. Robineau, ceramist and instructor in the College of Fine Arts, recently exhibited a new development of pottery before the New York Society of Arts and Crafts. She calls it "threshold pottery." Professors Acheson and Hart, Applied Science, left for New York, to attend the meetin~r of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Coach Andreas of the freshman basketball team will temporarily fill the vacancy left by the resignation of Coach Dollard. Mr. McBride is shown by the records to be third among the largest scorers in football this fall. Albert W. Gottlieb, '26, was elected captain of the cross country team. December 3. The University women opened the campaign for Crippled Children. They aim to get $1.00 from each woman. Dr. F. A. Silcox, formerly in U. S. Forestry service, spoke at a Forestry Convocation on "Labor Problems and the Relationship between Employer and Employee." Mr. H. Knowlton Smith gave a recital in John Crouse College. He is a teacher in: the Conservatory of Music. The Graphite Club met, each member bringing a bit of original verse. Prof. R. F. Piper spoke at the Liberal arts chapel services. More than thirty men reported today for fencing practice. The Women's Cosmopolitan Club elected Miss Lucina Chou as delegate to the Student Volunteer Convention at Cornell University. The University financial campaign in the city ends successfully. (See Dec. 2). $1,021,871.00 has been subscribed. December 4. The Oratorio, "The Messiah," by Handel was rendered by the University Chorus in John Crouse College. The stage has been enlarged for the occasion. Professor Vibbard, '98, was the organist. Dean and Mrs. Butler appeared in Scranton, Pa., in a recital. Mrs. Dorothea Palmer Roscoe, '24, was the pianist. The Young Women's Christian Association groups met and were addressed respectively by Dean Woodworth, Professor Yerington and Mrs. Bradford. The Women's Debate Club met and outlined plans. Professor Roe gave his second Astronomical lecture. It was on the planet Mars. The women of all classes met as separate units in their Gymnasium to decide the color and design of the class sport jackets. 990 ANNALS

The students have so far pledged in the University drive for money $13,892.- 60. About one-half the students so far have subscribed. Interfraternity bowling began today. Professor George A. Wilson was chapel speaker this morning. The City freshman Women's basketball team won over Kappa Alpha Theta, HH), making them the winner of the Tournament Cup. December 5. The Panhellenic Society met at the house. Representatives of and spoke. Faculty Follies was presented. Professor Cleasby wrote two playlets for the occasion. The whole affair was managed very skilfully. Professor W. W. Casey addressed the Liberal Club on "Guild Socialism." The student subscription to the campaign drive now amounts to $14,238.00. Mr. W. J. Millard, Field Secretary of the Proportional Representation Leagtie, addressed the freshman convocation on, "Municipal Gove~nment as I have known it." Professor Brenes-Mesen was the chapel speaker this morning. Hon. Arthur T. Hannett, '10, who has just been elected Governor of New Mexico, is visiting the University. Mr. Ernest L. Reynolds, a student in the College of Business Administration, took poison a week ago and died this morning at the I:Iospital of the Good Shepherd. The Cross Word puzzle has hit the University hard. Students are everywhere puzzling over the problems. Dean Florence E. S. Knapp took her oath of office today at the office of City Clerk Kennedy. December 6. "Faculty Follies" was given yesterday and today in Slocum College. In connection with this the faculty ladies served a luncheon. It was a very fine show. The annual Teachers' College Bazaar was held at the Castle. Football: 'Varsity vs. University of Southern California at Los Angeles, Cal., Score 16-0 in favor of the Californians. Nine years ago today our University team played football at Los Angeles with~ team from Occidental College and won the game 33--{). Coach Meehan was then quarterback. A gridagraph of the football game in Los Angeles was presented in the Gymnasium. Sixteen Young Men's. Christian Association men went out on three deputa- tion teams, one to Liverpool, one to Kirkville and one to Onondaga Valley. Bowling matches were postponed till next week. Candidates for 'Varsity and freshman hockey teams met at the Gymnasium. December 7~ Sunday. Rev. E. A. Worthley, Student Pastor, addressed the Kolledj Klan on "Suggested Solutions for Religious Difficulties." "Religion and Science" was the topic discussed by the Student Church at the First Baptist Church. Professor Keenleyside addressed the Menorah Society at the Temple of Concord on "Tolerance." SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY 991

Fraternities and Living Centers ate an orphanage dinner and gave the money to the Near East Relief Fund. December 8. The Interfraternity Track men began their races today. The women are at work·to earn each a dollar for the Crippled Children's <:ampaign. Parlor Golf has made its appearance at the University and is becoming very popular. School of Oratory students presented in Liberal Arts chapel the play, «The Dear Departed," by Stanley Houghton. The Daily Orange gives the history of the Christian Associations of the Uniyersity. The first records of the organization date from 1881 but there is evidence of its existence prior to that date. At first it was composed of both men and women members in one Society. In 1905 the women organized the Young Women's Christian Association. In 1903 R. A. Waite, '01, became the first General Secretary. In 1914 Mr. C. W. Carlton, '14, became General Secretary, succeeded by Ptof. Henry F. Copeland during the war period. W. P. Tolley, '22, was Secretary during 1921, 1922. When Mr. Carlton re­ turned from the war he again became secretary. For some years Elgin Sherk, '08, was secretary, beginning in 1909. Columbia University football men place two Syracuse players, Starobin and McBride on their first football team and four Syracusans on the second team, viz. Noble, Waldorf, Simmons and Foley. Twenty-three men answered the call for University Track men. Mr. George Eastman of Rochester is reported to have given to educational Institutions $58,602,900.00 of which $6,000,000.00 was given to the University ·of Rochester. James E. Foley, '26, was elected captain of the 'Varsity football team for next year. December 9. The annual conclave of Greek letter men was held in Slocum Hall. Mr. C. A. Chappell, '20, addressed the men on "The Fraternity after College." The Vice-Chancellot discussed the question, "Are our Fraternities .a Good or an Evil?" and Mr. F. G. Vosburgh the question "Are Fraternities Living up to their I9eals?" The Janus contest took place tonight. Eight contestants appeared. Pro­ fessor H. H . Skerritt, '11, presided. Mr. George L. Wainright took first prize, .$15.00; Messrs. C. J. Engle and E. L. Vernier divided the second prize, $10.00. Professor W. W. Casey, Teachers College, discussed "The Labor Problems ·Of England as compared with those of America" before the Economics Club. Miss Helen Willey, Teachers College Faculty, took charge of chapel in the Hall of Languages today. Coach Erwin selected the men for his first and second swimming teams. Beta Theta Pi has six men on the first team and three on the second. Delta Upsilon and Zeta Beta Tau each have three on the first team, and the former has four on the second team and the latter has two. The second annual mother-daughter banquet of the City University women was held in Slocum College. The program conbines the symbolization of the 992 ANNALS four sections representing the four classes. College songs were sung and Dean Woodworth spoke. The student contribution to the l,Tniversity drive now amounts to $14,717.00. 2707 pledges have been given. Eleven students of the Architectural department received mention at the judgment of the Beaux Arts Design in New York. Tau Beta Pi, honorary Engineering fraternity, held its 18th annual banquet at the University Club. Captain Warren Lyon was toast-master. Speakers were Dean Mitchell, Prof. R. D. Whitney, and several others. December 10. Dr. Meikeljohn, former president of Amherst College, was guest of the honorary society, Phi Kappa Phi, and gave an address to the students. The Society elected twenty-six to membership, viz., three from the faculty, two from the Graduate School and twenty-one seniors. The Outing Club met and sewed Christmas stockings for children of the Italian mission. Each member also brought a toy. Music students, Fine Arts, gave a recital in John Crouse College. The Romance Language Club met and had a musical program. The College of Forestry Ranger School graduated today nineteen men. Director of the Ranger School presented them their certificates. Mr. Hoag, trade extension Manage<· for the West Coast Lumber Company, spoke on "Forestry in Japan." The Women's debate team conducted tryouts today. Alpha Chi Sigma, honorary Chemical Society, initiated nine m~n. Manager Eltinge of Fencing is now receiving equipment in the form of foils, sabers, etc. A rink is being constructed on the hill between Crouse College and the Stadium. In 1922 and 1923 -the rink was on the old oval. Professor R. D. Whitney's lecture on "Light" was given considerable men­ tion in the Trade Journal Light, issued by the National Electric Light Associa­ tion of Cleveland, 0. Professor Davison issued a call for women bowlers. Mr. Brayton L. Meyers, '21, Standard Oil representative in China, is home for a time. A great many women were at the tryout for the Women's Debate Team. Eight were selected. Kappa Sigma celebrated its founders day and received by radio the events of a like meeting held at St. Louis, Mo. December 11. Off-Campus women met and had a business session and a Christmas party. Each member brought fruit which was given to inmates of the Hospital of the Good Shepherd. Professor R. F . Piper addressed the Philosophical Club on "The Problems of Proof." A pep meeting was held at chapel time in front of the Library to pay tribute to Coach Meehan and the football team on their return from Los Angeles (see Dec. 6). The Lutheran Club held a box social at the James Street Lutheran Church. SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY 993

A reception was given the new resident pastor for Methodist students, Rev. E. A. Worthley at the University Church. Professor H. F. Copeland was the speaker at chapel today. Professor Gustav F. Lentz, Forestry, has been on an exhibition train on the Erie railroad for part of the trip across the state, and is succeeded for the remainder of the trip by Prof. I. Laurence Lee. A picture of Bible students was made this morning for the forthcoming Onondagan. The Women's Cosmopolitan Club met to revise the constitution. Phi Delta Phi, Law fraternity, banquetted and initiated fifteen men. Addresses were made by Justice Devendorf, District Attorney Malpass, Dean Walker, Prof. L. L. Waters, Arnold Chapin and Charles Clark. December 12. International affairs were discussed at a meeting of the Women's Congress. The special topics were three; Affairs around the Mediter­ ranean, Affairs in France and Germany and Affairs in England. Basketball: 'Varsity vs. St. Lawrence University in the Gymnasium. Score 32-26 in favor of Syracuse. A Christmas party was held by the English Club at the Yates Castle (Teach­ ers College). There was a Christmas tree, gifts and a chorus. The cast for plays to be soon given by "The Workshop" was selected today. "The Workshop" was organized by Professor Gnesin and has so far presented one play. A boy's Agricultural Conference was held today and Dec. 13th by the College of Agriculture. Eight towns were represented. Coach TenEyck and Commodore N. C. Reed addressed the freshman convo­ cation on: the Rowing program for next year. J'he wives of the professors of the College of Forestry were hostesses at a faculty tea at the faculty Club house. The University financial drive among the students amounted tonight to $15,669.60. The ~tudent directory has just been issued by the Registrar. December 13. The Biblical Club met at the house of Professor Peritz. Mr. Ellis I. Pierce, Assistant in the Biblical department, reviewed Dr. Fosdick's new book on "The Modern Use of the Bible." Boys in hi~h school classes in Agriculture in the State were guests of the College of Agriculture yesterday and today. A boy's Agricultural Conference was held, the first of its kind in the East. There were stereopticon talks, a trip to the College farm, ·a contest in judging, etc. A Syracuse penant was given the winning team in each class. The Young Men's Christian Association sent out 13 men in four deputation teams. They go to Fayetteville, to Red Creek, to Minetto· and to Solvay. The City Women's Club conducted a food sale at the store of Jacob Weinheimer's Sons, the proceeds to go to the Crippled Children's Fund. Prof. J. S. C. Bolton has resigned, resignation to take effect at the end of tllis semester. He is to be the head of the English department at Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, N.Y. 994 ANNALS

It is announced that beginning next College year the Public School Art and Music Department will be transferred to the College of Fine Arts. Major Purdon of the R. 0. T. C. and his assistants, Captain MacNab and Riley went to Ithaca to serve as judges of the annual competitive drill of the Cornell R. 0. T. C. units. December 14. Sunday. The Newman Club received communion in a body at the Cathedral and later a communion breakfast at the Yates Hotel. Coach Meehan was a guest. The Kolledj Klan discussed "What Christmas ought to mean to us as College students." December 15. The first general convocation for the year was held by the College of Business Administration at 10 A. M. Two awards were made: Beta Gamma Sigma awarded to C. F. Cook, '27, who made the best scholarship record as a freshman, the privilege of having his name inscribed on the bronze tablet in the Hall. Alpha Kappa Psi's award to the junior who stood first in his class in scholarship and activities was given to F. H. Bigelow, '26. A recital was given.by the students in Oratory in the Administration Building. The new 1925 Syracuse University calendar contains fine views of the campus and activities. All students in painting coarses were invited to attend a lecture given by Mr. James Cantwell at the city Museum of Fine Arts, on "Scenes in Wales." Many of his paintings are on the walls of the Museum. The Syracuse University Faculty Club was formed three and one-half years ago. Later the Club bought the McChesney home, formerly Bishop Hunting­ ton's home at 210 Walnut Place. Professor Place, Associate Dean of the Graduate School, announces that ten American Field Service Fellowships .at French Universities, each having a value of $1200.00 are open for those qualified. The King of Denmark has just knighted Mr. PhilipP. Jacobs, '03, making him a Knight of the Dannebrog. Miss Harriet M. Mills has presented the Library fifty volumes of books from her father's library. December 16. A smoker was held by soccer players. A, Christmas Cabaret party was held by the freshman women of Teachers College. Members of the sophomore executive committee held a combination banquet and social-business session in Slocum College. Director Tilroe was toastmaster. Miss Helen Riley sang. Caudidates for the Freshman Debate team had a tryout tonight in the Hall of Languages. Gamma Phi Beta had a Christmas party for poor children tonight. Sev­ eral other sororities are doing the same, as Alpha Gamma Delta, Phi Mu, Alpha Chi Omega, Sigma Kappa, Alpha Xi Delta, Kappa Kappa Gammaand others. Basketball: 'Varsity vs.Hobart College, at the Gymnasium. Score 56-14 in favor of Syracuse. SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY 995

Quite a number of men have been obliged to change their places of rooming to houses approved by the city authorities. Rev. Dr. C.' E. Guthrie was chapel speaker today. The Classical Club put on a Christmas play, "Santa Claus in Hades." The cast was composed entirely of faculty members. Bowman, '25, was elected captain of the track team. Robert G. Hoople, '26, was elected captain of the soccer team for next year. A. B. Knapp as manager of football, and A. K. Sawyer, '26, of the Cross Country team were ratified by the Athletic Board. Freshman managers were ratified as follows; W. W. Shaw, Football and J . K. Tucker, Cross Country. December 17. Rev. Dr. Guthrie spoke again at chapel today. The Daily Orange . declares there are twenty-nine honorary societies in the University and names them. The German Club had a Christmas party and put on the Play "Weih­ nachten in Lindenhof." The Chancellor has appointed a committee to decide on the question of reviving the Orange Peel. The Newman Club met in St. Mary's Hall. The Mandolin Club played several selections and the freshmen of Theta Phi Alpha presented a skit. The Young Women's Christian Association put on a Christmas Pageant in John Crouse College, "The Nativity." Three hundred women were included in the cast. Miss Editha Parsons was director ~ Miss Esther Blakeney, '25, was the general manager. Following the Pageant members of the Silver Bay Club met in front of Winchell Hall and sang Christmas carols. Monday,: February 9, 1925, has been fixed as the date for the mid-year commencement, the beginning of a new custom. Sigma Nu at 4 P.M. and Psi Upsilon at 6 P.M. gave Christmas parties to separate groups of orpfian children. Christmas trees were there and a present for each child. Professor Acheson took forty engineers to Oswego on an inspection trip. The City Women's Club met at the Alpha Gamma Delta house to complete arrangements for filling Christmas baskets for five of the city's poorest families. J. H. Morecroft, '04, is now a professor in Columbia University. He has written several books on Engineering. At a Forestry Convocation the speaker was Paul Kelleter, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. Mr. Donald Dey gave a dinner at the Hotel Syracuse to the football team. A few business men and alumni were included. The Syracuse Branch of the American Society of Civil Engineers banquetted in Slocum College. There were several speakers. entertained ten orphans from the Onondaga County Orphan's Home. December 18. Tambourine and Bones, honorary musical society, staged a Christmas vaudeville show in the Gymnasium. Rev. Dr. Guthrie was the chapel speaker again today. ANNALS

"The Orange Special" on the D. L. & W. railroad left today at 4:30 P.M. and was for the exclusive use of students. Dr. Roe, in his Astronomical lecture, discussed vegetation and the pos­ .sibility of life on the planet Mars. The Liberal Club met and listened to a discussion of "Religion" by Pro­ fessor Gnesin. Mr. Louis Sebring spoke at a meeting of the Press Club. The pins and the pictures ordered by the members of the club were distributed. A convocation of freshmen, a Christmas party, was held in Slocum College. There were speakers and a Christmas tree and a present for each freshman. Professor Crafer and Dean Raper were the speakers. Miss Ethel Killion, '00, soloist at St. Agnes in New York, gave an informal .recital in John Crouse College. · Sixty-four are to be graduated Feb. 9, 1925, five of whom are to receive Masters degrees. Professor Allport, School of Citizenship, is making a psychological in­ v.estigation of-the connection between a student's habits and motives and his way ·of voting on. such questions as "The League of Nations," "Prohibition" etc. After the final-cuts -in the Women's Rifle Team twenty-five have been re­ tained, manager Thelma Horde, '26, announces. Zeta Beta Tau won the Interfraternity Debate contest, which gives that fraternity possession of the trophy clock a second time, having ,won it two ·years ago. Two brothers, Lester and Benedict Maxon, constitut~d the win­ ning team. December 19. University financial drive among the students ended today. Up to this morning there was subscribed $15,789.60 by 2,892 students. The Athletic Governing Board has awarded Block S. to 44 and numerals to many more. December 20. Christmas recess began at 8 A.M. this morning. College will resume Jan. 5, 1925. Professor R. D. Whitney spoke at the Faculty Club on "Light." December 22. The Albany Alumni Club gave an informal dance at the Aurania Club, Albany. December 23. A joint dance of Boston University and Syracuse Univer­ sity was held at the Hotel Kimball at Springfield, Mass. December 24. The City Women's Club of the University filled baskets today for Christmas gifts to the poor. December 30. The annual banquet of the graduate teachers was held in Slocum College at the invitation of the Administration. One Hundred thirty­ nine were present. The Chancellor and several others spoke. Professor F. H. Allport read a paper before the joint meeting of the Amer­ ican Psychological Association and the American Political Science Association at Washington, D. C. The subject was "The Measurement and Motivation of Atypical Opinion in a Certain Group." THE CORPORATION*

See Alumni Record, Vol. I, pp. 81-89; Vol. II, pp. 51-54 and Vol. III, pp. 218-227 187Q---1925. ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED 1870 *Hon. CHARLES ANDREWS, t LL.D., L.H.D., at large, 1918 Ex-chief Judge Court of Appeals, State of New York, Syracuse, N.Y. Died 22 Oct. 1918. 1911 F. F. ANNESS 1!)23 Conference, Woodbridge, N. J. 1886 *jOHN D. ARCHBOLD, at large, 1916 Vice-President Standard Oil Co., New York, N.Y. Died 5 Dec. 1916. 1879 *0. H. P. ARCHER, at large, 1894 Agent for private Estates, New York, N.Y. 1870 *Rev. EBENEZER ARNOLD, t 1872 Northern New York Conference, Port Jackson, N.Y. 1870 *Hon. ALLEN C. BEACH, ex officio, 1872 Lieut. Governor 1922 *Rev. FRANK J. BELCHER, D.D. 1928 Conference, New York, N.Y. 1872 *Hon. }AMES J. BELDEN, at large, 1904 Banker, Member of Congress. Died 1 Jan. 1904. Syracuse, N.Y. 1880 *Rev. jAMES E. BILLS, D.D. 1897 Genesee Conference. Died 16 July, 1897. 1870 *Rev. IsAAC S. BINGHAM, 1872 Black River Conference, Herkimer, N. Y. 1875 *R. M. BINGHAM, M .D., 1885 Northern New York Conference, manufacturer, Rome, N.Y. 1898 M. E. BLANCHARD 1907 Newark Conference, Newark, N. J. 1896 *CHARLES M. BOLEN, 1901 New York Conference, merchant, New York, N.Y. 1893 *SAMUEL W. BowNE, at large since 1899, 1911 N.Y. Conference, Merchant, Died 29 Oct. 1910, New York, N.Y. 1912 Mrs. SAMUEL W. BowNE, at large, 1925 New York, N.Y. 1914 *Hon. EDGAR T. BRACKETT, at large, 1926 Saratoga Springs, N.Y. 1895 IRA D. BRAINARD, 1907 Northern New York Conference, banker, Waterville,N. Y. *Members of the original corporation are indicated by a t following their names. TRBSTEES

1921 NEAL BREWSTER, LL.B., Alumni Trustee, 1927 Syracuse, N. Y. 1870 *Rev. DANIEL W. BRISTOL, D.D., 1878 1870 Wyoming Conference 1872, 1873 Central N.Y. Conference, 1878. Died 1883 at Syracuse, N.Y. 1885 *Dean ]AMES B. BROOKS, D.C.L., 1914 Central N. Y. Conference, dean College of Law, 1895-1914. Died 17 June 1914 at Syracuse, N.Y. 1903 ALEXANDE~ T. BROWN, at large, 1924 Manufacturer, Syracuse, N.Y. 1910 Rev. EDGAR H. BROWN, D.D., '81 1911 Troy Conference; Albany, N.Y. 1919 Rev. WALLACE E. BROWN, D.D., '98 1924 Central N.Y. Conference. 1872 *Rev. ELI C. BRUCE, D.D., 1878 1889, Northern N.Y. Conference, 1895. 1910 Hon. GEORGE B. HuRD, 1924 Genesee Conference, Buffalo, N.Y. 1917 Mrs. CLARA B. BuRDETTE, B.S., at large, '76 1929 Pasadena, Cal. 1883 *Hon. PETER BURNS, at large, 1896 Died 1896 at Syracuse, N.Y. 1902 *Hon. WILLIS B. BuRNS, at large, 1914 Manufacturer, Syracuse, N.Y. Died 15 Aug. 1915. 1870 Rev. THOMAS CARLTON, D.D., at large, 1872 1896 *WALTERS. CARTER, 1904 N.Y. East Conference, , New York, N.Y. 1914 Hon. LEVIS. CHAPMAN, at large, '89 1928 Lawyer, Syracuse, N.Y. 1911 CHARLES E. CHAPPELL, at large, 1924 Merchant, Syracuse, N.Y. 1917 WILLIAM HAMLIN CHILDS, at large, 1923 New York, N.Y. 1870 *Hon. SANFORD E. CHURCH, ex officio, 1879 Chief Judge, Court of Appeals, State of New York 1870 *Rev. HoRATIO R. CLARK, D.D., 1883 Wyoming Conference. Died 4 Nov.1898. 1885 1883 *Hon. , ex officio, Governor, later President of the . 1888 *ROYAL M. CLINTON, 1894 Wyoming Conference, Newark Valley, N.Y. Died 20 Mar. 1895 1911 Rev. JoHN H. CoLEMAN, D.D., 1915 Troy Conference, Rutland, Vt. 1916 *Hon. D. RAYMOND CoBB, Alumni Trustee '92 1922 Lawyer, Judge, Syracuse, N.Y. Died 28 Jan.1922 at Syracuse, N.Y. TRUSTEES 999

1916 Rev. FREDERICK H. CoMAN, D.D., 1925 Genesee Conference, Rochester, N.Y. 1910 WALTER R. COMFORT, 1919 N.Y. Conference, New York, N.Y. 1870 *Han. GEORGE F. CoMSTOCK, t LL.D., at large, 1893 Ex-Judge Court of Appeals, State of N.Y. Died in 1893. 1889 *CHESTER A. CoNGDON, Alumni Trustee, '75 1895 St. Paul, Minn., later Duluth. Died 20 Nov. 1916. 1882 *Han. WILLIAM CONNELL, 1909 Wyoming Conference, banker, congressman, Scranton, Pa. 1921 CHARLES E . CooNEY, Ph.B., Alumni Trustee, '97 1927 Lawyer, Syracuse, N . Y. 1898 Rev. THERON CooPER, D.D., 1924 Central N. Y. Conference, Syracuse, N. Y. 1922 Senator RoYAL S. COPELAND, M.D., 1928 New York Conference, New York, N.Y. 1880 Han. ALoNzo B. CORNELL, ex officio, 1882 Governor, New York, N.Y. 1897 *H. H. CRARY, at large, 1898 Binghamton, N.Y. Died 1898. 1903 THOMAS B. CRARY, at large, 1916 Binghamton, N. Y. 1870 *Rev. JosEPH F. CRAWFORD, t 1872 Manufacturer, Cazenovia, N.Y. 1870 *Rev. MoRRIS D. C. CRAWFORD, at large, 1871 1870 *JOHN CROUSE, at large, 1889 Wholesale Grocer, Syracuse, N.Y. Died 27 June 1889. 1889 *D. EDGAR CROUSE, 1893 Wholesale Grocer, Syracuse, N.Y. Died 21 Nov. 1893. 1902 H. N. CURTIS, 1908 N.Y. Conference, Financier, Ossining, N.Y. 1895 *Mrs, ANGELA K . DAVIS, at large, 1899 Rochester, N.Y. 1894 *Rev. ]AMES R. DAY, S.T.D., LL.D., D.C.L., ex officio, 1922 Chancellor. Died 15 March 1923. 1895 Han. ABRAM I. DECKER, 1925 Wyoming Conference, merchant, Waverly, N.Y. 1897 CASPER G. DECKER, 1898 Central N.Y. Conference, merchant, Elmira, N.Y. 1870 *Han. DAVID DECKER, t 189() 1870 E. Genesee Conference 1873. 1873 Central N.Y. Conference 1890. Manufacturer, Elmira, N.Y. Died 1890. 1919 ANDREW J. DEMOTT, 1925 Central N.Y. Conference, Syracuse, N. Y. 1905 DoNALD DEY, at large, 1924 Merchant, Syracuse, N. Y. 1000 TRUSTEES

1894 *Dean HENRY P. DIDAMA, M.D., LL.D., at large, 1905 Dean, College of Medicine, Syracuse, N. Y. Died 4 Oct. 1905. 1873 Hon. JoHN A. D1x, ex officio, 1874 Governor. 1896 EDWARD L. DOBBINS, 1898 Newark Conference, Morristown, N. ] . 1875 , ex officio, 1879 Lieut. Governor. 1895 *JoHN DuNN, Jr., at large, 1897 Merchant, banker, Syracuse, N.Y. Died 2 Dec. 1912. 1872 CHARLES T. EASTON, 1875 Troy Conference, Albany, N.Y. 1895 Rev. HOMER J. EATON, D.D., 1913 Troy Conference, agent Meth. Book Concern, New York, N.Y. 1875 Hon. ]AMES W. EATON, 1886 Troy Conference, architect, Albany, N.Y. 1901 Rev. GEORGE P. ECKMAN, D.D., 1914 N.Y. Conference, New York, N.Y. 1910 DANIEL M. EDWARDS, at large, 1928 Merchant, Syracuse N.Y. 1870 *Hon. REUBEN E . FENTON, at large, 1874 1901 Rev. WILBERT P. FERGUSON, Ph.D., 1903 Newark Conference. 1870 Rev. WILLIAM H. FERRIS, D.D., 1887 N.Y. Conference, Matteawan, N.Y. 1919 E. W. FIELDER, 1920 N.Y. Conference, New York, N.Y. 1870 *THOMAS B. FITCH, tat large, 1879 Banker, Syracuse, N.Y. Died August, 1879. 1921 LEONARD G. FLACCUS, A.B., at large, '20 1927 Manufacturer, Pittsburgh, Pa. 1870 *Rev. ALoNzo FLACK, Ph.D., 1885 N.Y. Conference, educator, Claverack, N.Y. Died 1885. 1922 Rev. CHARLES WESLEY FLINT, D .D., LL.D., ex officio, Chancellor. 1880 *Hon. CHARLES J. FoLGER, ex officio, 1881 Chief Judge, C~urt of Appeals, State of N.Y. Geneva, N.Y. 1884 GEORGE P. FOLTS, 1909 Northern N.Y. Conference, manufacturer, Herkimer, N.Y. 1896 *BisHOP CHARLES H. FOWLER, D.D., LL.D., at large, 1908 New York, N.Y. Died 20 Mar. 1908. 1912 *EDMUND L. FRENCH, Sc.D., at large, '02 1922 Manufacturer, Syracuse, N.Y. Died31 Aug.1922 at Tully, N. Y. 1896 *PORTER M. FRENCH, A.M., '70 1909 Alumni Trustee, Rochester, N.Y. Died 5 June 1909. 1870 *SPENCER R. FULLER, t 1871 TRUSTEES IOOI

1890 *Rev. HIRAM GEE, 1896 Central N.Y. Conference, Ithaca, N.Y. Died 5 Aug. 1896. 1882 Rev. IsAAC GIBBARD, D.D., '59 1892 Alumni Trustee, Rochester, N.Y. 1903 CHARLES GIBSON, after 1910 at large, 1913 Troy Conference, Albany, N. Y., druggist. 1904 *JAMES M. GILBERT, A.M., at large, Died 21 Feb. 1924, '75 1924 Banker, Syracuse, N.Y. 1875 Hon. NEIL J . GILMORE, ex officio, 1882 Supt. of Public Instruction 1889 *Rev. HENRY GRAHAM, D.D., 1909 Troy Conference, Albany, N.Y. 1885 *Rev. AusTIN GRIFFIN, D.D., Died 25 Nov. 1916 1887 Wyoming Conference, Kingston, Pa. 1920 WILLIAM A. GROAT, M .D., '97 1926 Alumni Trustee, Syracuse, N.Y. 1915 Rev. J. A. HAM~TON, D.D., '91 1928 Troy Conference, Burlington, Vt. 1980 *Rev. MANLEY S. HARD, D.D., '63 1903 Wyoming Conference, Kingston, Pa. Died 13 Feb. 1903. No. 000 1916 WILLIAM J. HARVIE, '()() 1922 Alumni Trustee, Auburn, N.Y. 1874 *Rev. ERASTUS OTis HAVEN, D.D., LL.D., ex officio, 1880 Chancellor. 1910 WATSON S. HAWKINS, A.B., '83 1916 f\lumni trustee, Waterville, N. Y. 1887 DANiEL HAYES, 1893 Troy Conference, Gloversville, N.Y. 1897 Hon. ]AMES L. }IAYES, 1907 Newark Conference, Newark, N.J. 1893 *FREDERICK R. HAZARD, at large, 1898 Manufacturer, Solvay, N . Y. Died 27 Feb. 1917. 1895 *Dean JoHN L. HEFFRON, M .D., Sc.D., Died 28 Sept. 1924, '81 1924 Alumni Trustee. Dean of the College of Medicine, 1907-1922. Syracuse, N.Y. 1922 PAUL H. HELMS, Ph.B., '12, 1926 Genesee Conference, Rochester, N.Y. 1879 *Rev. WILLIAM F. HEMENWAY, 1883 Northern N . Y. Conference, Mexico, N.Y. Died 1896. 1895 *Hon. FRANCIS HENDRICKS, at large, 1920 Banker and merchant, Syracuse, N.Y. Died 9 June 1920. 1872 *Rev. F. G. HIBBARD, D.D., 1873 East Genesee Conference, Clifton Springs, N. Y. Died 27 Jan. 1895. 1883 Hon. DAVID B. HILL, ex officio, 1886 Lieut. Governor and Governor. 1002 TRUSTEES

1887 *C. N. HoAGLAND, M.D., 1898 N.Y. East Conference, Brooklyn, N.Y. Died April, 1898. 1870 Hon. JoHN T. HoFFMAN, ex officio, 1872 Governor. 1912 ALEXANDER MARTIN HOLDEN, Genesee Conference, Honeoye Falls, N.Y. 1921 1878 *ERASTUS F. HoLDEN, at large, Merchant, Syracuse, N.Y. Died 25 December 1899. 1899 19()0 *HENDRICK S. HOLDEN, at large, Banker, Syracuse, N.Y. Died 1918 1902 *WILLIS A. HoLDEN, B.S., '80 Alwnni Trustee, banker, Syracuse, N.Y. 1914 Died 28 Sept. 1916. 1872 IsAAC HoLLOWAY, Genesee Conference, Buffalo, N.Y. 1880 1872 *jAMEs H. HoosE, Ph.D., '61 Alwnni Trustee, Cortland, N.Y. 1889 1880 Hon. G. G. HosKINS, ex officio, Lieut. Governor. 1882 1896 GEORGE R. HoWE, Newark Conference, jeweler, Newark, N. J• 1897 1874 *ALFRED A. HoWLETT, at large, 1905 Banker, Syracuse, N.Y. 1915 Rev. OsMAN P. HoYT, B.S., '93 1927 New York Conference, Monticello, N.Y. 1900 jOP.N BOWMAN HuFF, 1910 New York Conference, Ossining, N.Y. 1883 Rev. WILLIAM H. HuGHES, 1889 Troy Conference, Amsterdam, N.Y. 1873 *Rev. D. W. C. HUNTINGTON, D.D., 1879 Central N.Y. Conference, Rochester, N.Y. 1886 *Bishop JoHN F. HuRsT, D.D., at large, 1888 Washington, D. C. 1885 *NATHANIEL C. HusTED, M.D., LL.D., 1892 New York Conference, Tarrytown, N.Y. Died 1892. 1913 FRANK DEKLYN HUYLER, at large, 1919 New York, N.Y. 1890 *jOHNS. HUYLER, at large, 1910 Merchant, New York, N.Y. Died 1 Oct. 1910. 1886 *THEODORE IRWIN, at large, 1902 Oswego, N.Y. Died 25 Dec. 1902. 1870 *Rev. BENONI 1. IVES, D :D., L.H.D., at large,t 1912 Auburn, N.Y. Died 9 Dec. 1912. 1870 *Hon. WILLARD IVES, t Northern N.Y. Conference, banker, Watertown, N.Y. TRUSTEES I003

1913 *NATHAN JACOBSON, M.D., 1913 Alumni Trustee, Syracuse, N.Y. Died 16 Sept. 1913. 1870 *Bishop EDMUNDS. }ANES, D.D., LL.D., at large, 1872 Died 1876. 1885 Hon. EDWARD F. JoNEs, ex officio, 1886 Lieut. Governor, Binghamton, N.Y. 1870 Ez~ JONES, t 1879 Genesee Conference, Rochester, N.Y. 1912 Rev. EuGENE H. JoY, D.D., 1928 Northern N.Y. Conference, Malone, N.Y. 1909 Bishop F. T. KEENEY, D.D., '86 1920 Central N.Y. Conference, Syracuse, N.Y. 1922 Rev. H. S. KENNEDY, 1928 Troy, N.Y. 1870 Rev. JosEPH E. KING, D.D., 1881 Educator, Fort Edward, N.Y. 1889 DANIEL KLocK, Jr., 1897 Troy Conference, Troy, N.Y. 1919 M. CROUSE KLocK, at large, 1925 Syracuse, N. Y. 1921 A. E. LARKIN, M.D., '97 1927 Alumni Trustee, Syracuse, N.Y. 1870 *Rev. }AMES E. LATIMER, t D.D., 1872 East Genesee Conference. Died 27 Nov. 1884. 1923 RAYMOND G. LEONARD, 1926 Troy Conference, Cobbleskill, N.Y. 1870 *Rev. D. D. LORE, t D.D., 1875 Editor, Syracuse, N.Y. 1907 F. J. LOVETT, 1912 Newark Conference, So. Orange, N.J. 1893 *JOHN LYMAN, at large, 1904 Merchant, Syracuse, N.Y. Died 12 Jan. 1904. 1923 E. M. McBRIER, 1929 Newark Conference, Montclair, N.J. 1887 *Bishop CHARLES C. McCABE, D.I)., 1897 1887 N.Y. Conference; 1896, Bishop, Fort Worth, Texas. 1898 WILLIAM McEcKRoN, 1903 Troy Conference, Glens Falls, N.Y. 1887 Rev. SAMUEL McKEAN, D.D., 1889 Troy Conference, Lansingburg, N.Y. 1897 Rev. GEORGE P. MAINS, D.D., 1899 N. Y.East Conference, agent Meth.Book Concern,NewYork,N. Y. 1913 FRANK J. MARION, A.M., at large, '90 1925 New York, N.Y. 1913 FRANK w. MARLOW, M.D., '85 1925 Alumni Trustee, Syracuse, N.Y. 1004 TRUSTEES

1907 Rev. WILLIAM D. MARSH, D .D., '79 1925 Northern N.Y. Conference, Malone, N.Y. 1909 Hon. LouiS MARSHALL, LL.D., at large, 1925 Lawyer, New York, N.Y. 1902 HARRY N. MARVIN, A.M., '83 1910 Alumni Trustee, capitalist, New York, N.Y. 1912 GOREGE H. MAXWELL, A.M., LL.M., at large, '88 1926 Lawyer, Boston, Mass. 1898 *HIRAM MERRITT, 1910 New York Conference, New York, N.Y. 1905 RICHARD P . MESSITER, 1913 N.Y. East Co:nference, New York, N.Y. 1897 Rev. C. E. MILLSPAUGH, A.M., '70 1923 Genesee Conference, Geneseo, N.Y. 1896 *Rev. REUBEN D. MUNGER, D.D., '61 1909 Central N. Y. _Gt.nference. Died 11 Mar. 1909. 1913 Rev. H. H. MuRDOcK, D.D., '85 1924 Troy Conference, Schenectady, N.Y. 192'... Y . MuRKLAND, 1928

1870 *Bishop ]ESSE T. PECK, t D.D., LL.D., 1883 Syracuse, N.Y. Died May 1883. 1903 WILLIAM H. PECK, 1926 Wyoming Conference, banker, Scranton, Pa. 1870 *Rev. ARZA T. PHELPS, t 1873 Central N.Y. Conference. Died 13 July 1881. 1898 *Rev. ]AMES D. PHELPS, D.D., '76 1908 Genesee Conference, Syracuse, N. Y. Died 19 Aug. 1908. No. 000 1921 HENRY PHILLIPS, A.B., '93 1927 Alumni Trustee, Syracuse, N.Y. No. 000. 1870 . *PHILIP PHILLIPS, at large, 1871 1909 Rev. DAVID F. PIERCE, D.D., 1921 Northern N.Y. Conference, Watertown, N.Y. No. 000. 1914 ANDREW H. POND, 1926 Central N.Y. Conference, Syracuse, N.Y. 1870 *WILFRED W. PORTER, t M.D., 1885 Central N.Y. Conference, Syracuse, N.Y. Died 1 June 1885. 1899 WILFRED W. PoRTER, A.B., '86 1917 Alumni Trustee, University treasurer, Syracuse, N.Y. No. 000. 1878 WILLIAM l. PRESTON, 1895 N.Y. East Conference, Brooklyn, N.Y. 1870 Hon. H. G. PRINDLE, 1875 Wyoming Conference, lawyer, Binghamton, N.Y. 1892 SAMUEL C. PULLMAN, 1894 N. Y. Conference, New York, N.Y. 1879 *Rev. LUKE C. QuEAL, D.D., 1898 Central N.Y. Conference, Auburn, N.Y. Died 2 Jan. 1898. 1913 HENRY L. QUICK, 1919 New York Conference, Brooklyn, N.Y. 1923 Rev. ]OHN H. RAcE, D.D., 1929 Wyoming Conference, Cincinnati, 0. 1896 Rev. DAVID B. F. RANDOLPH, Newark Conference, Jersey City, N.J. 1886 *EDWIN R. REDHEAD, A.B., '74 Died 30 May, 1924 1924 Northern N.Y. Conference, banker, Fulton, N.Y. 1885 Rev. WILLIAM H. REESE, D.D., '70 1887 Northern N.Y. Conference. 1888 *Rev. JoHN M. REED, D.D., LL.D., at large, 1896 New York, N.Y. Died 16 May 1896. 1870 *ELIPHALET REMINGTON, 1924 1870, Central N.Y. Conference, 1873; manufacturer, Ilion, N.Y. 1873, Northern N.Y. Conference, 1884; 1890, Northern N.Y. Conference, 1921. 1883 *PHILO REMINGTON, 1889 Northern N. Y. Conference, manufacturer, Ilion, N. Y. Died 4 April1889. Ioo6 TRUSTEES

1873 *Hon. jOHN C. ROBINSON, ex officio, 1874 Lieut. Governor. 1877 Hon. , ex officio, 1879 Governor. 1880 *Rev. RoDMAN H. RoBINSON, D.D., 1886 Troy Conference, Fort Plain, N. Y. Died 19 Oct. 1886. 1898 JoHN L. RoMER, at large, 1904 Lawyer, Buffalo, N. Y. 1870 *FRANCis H. RooT, t 1892 Genesee Conference, manufacturer, Buffalo, N.Y. Died 6 Sept. 1892. 1893 Hon. WILLIAM H. RoWE, Jr., 1911 Troy Conference, manufacturer, New York, N. Y. See Non­ Graduates. 1897 *WILLIAM H. RoWE, 1898 Troy Conference, manufacturer, Troy, N.Y. Died 1898. 1882 *Hon. WILLIAM C. RuGER, ex officio, 1886 Chief Judge, Court of Appeals, New York State, Syracuse, N.Y. 1883 Hon. WILLIAM B. RuGGLEs, ex officio, 1886 Superintendent of Public Instruction 1906 *GEORGE J. SAGER, 1913 Central N.Y. Conference, merchant, Syracuse, N.Y. 1913 B. E. SALISBURY, 1919 1924 Central N.Y. Conference, Syracuse, N.Y. 1930 1899 Rev. ARTHUR B. SANFORD, D.D., 1919 N.Y. East Conference, Mamaroneck, N.Y. 1870 *]AMES M. ScATCHARD,t 1872 Genesee Conference, merchant, Buffalo, N. Y. 1880 *Hon. Ross C. SCOTT, 1882 Alumni Trustee, lawyer, Watertown, N.Y. Died 20 Sept. 1898. No. 0000. 1895 CLARENCE W. SEAMANS, at large, 1912 1895, N.Y. East Conference, 1896, Manufacturer,.New York, N.Y. 1907 ]AMES G. SHEPHERD, at large, 1913 Scranton, Pa. 1895 Mrs. KATHARINE P. SIMPSON, at large, 1907 Scranton, Pa. 1881 *Rev. CHARLES N. SIMS, D.D., LL.D., ex officio, 1893 1900 Chancellor, at large, Liberty, Indiana. Died 27 Mar. 1908 1908 1903 Rev. CHARLES F. SITTERLY, '83, Ph.D., S.T.D., Newark Conference, educator, Madison, N.Y. 1895 *EDWIN T. SKIDMORE, 1896 N.Y. Conference, Newburg, N.Y. Died 5 Aug. 1896. 1877 J. D. SLAYBACK, 1895 N.Y. Conference, banker, New York, N.Y. TRUSTEES I007

1890 Hon. LUTHER C. SLAVENS, at large, 1896 Lawyer, Kansas City, Mo. 1874 JoHN D. F. SLEE, A.M., 1880 Alumni Trustee, Elmira, N.Y. 1911 JoHN A. SLEICHER, LL.D., 1923 Troy Conference. 1921 FRANK MATHER SMALLEY, A.B., at large, '98 1927 Business, Glens Falls, N.Y. 1918 HURLBUT W. SMITH, at large, 1924 President of the Board, 1921-, manufacturer, Syracuse, N.Y. 1896 *LYMAN CoRNELIUs SMITH, at large, 1910 Manufacturer, Syracuse, N.Y. Died 5 Nov. 1910. 1896 *Rev. HENRY SPELLMEYER, D.D., 1907 Newark Conference, Newark, N.J. 1883 Rev. L. L. SPRAGUE, D.D., 192'7 Wyoming Conference, educator, Kingston, Pa. 1895 *Mrs. EsTHER BAKER STEELE, Litt.D., at large, 1911 Elmira, N.Y. Died 23 Nov. 1911. . 1872 *JOEL DORMAN STEELE, '58, Ph.D., 1886 Alumni Trustee.author,Elmira,N. Y. Died 25 May 1886. 1870 JOHN STEPHENSON, 1878 N.Y. East Conference, New York, N.Y. 1870 DAVID A. STEWART, 1875 Black River Conference, Lowvt1le, N. ~; 1870 *ANDREW v. STOUT, 1877 N.Y. Conference, banker, New York City. 1920 S. L. STRIVINGS, 1923 Genesee Conference, Castile, N.Y. 1896 CHARLES A. SWEET, at large, 1891 Buffalo, N.Y. 1910 WILLIAM L. SYKES, at large, 1929 Conifer, N. Y. 1907 E. J. TAMBLYN, 1912 Newark Conference, Newark, N. J. 1870 *Rev. GEORGE LANSING TAYLOR, D.D., 1903 N.Y. East Conference. Died 26 July 1903. 1892 GEORGE L. THORNE, 1898 Genesee Conference, real estate, Buffalo, N.Y. 1875 *Hon. SAMUEL J. TILDEN, ex officio, 1876 Governor, New York, N.Y. Died 4 Aug. 1886. 1897 Rev. EzRA S. TIPPLE, '84, Ph.D., D.D., 1926 1897, Alumni Trustee, 1915, at large, Madison, N.J. 1914 CHARLES W. TooKE, '91, Ph.D., 1920 Alumni Trustee, Washington, D. C. 1886 FRANCES E. TROWBRIDGE, '82, at large, 1890 New York, N.Y. 1008 TRUSTEES

1904 *CHARLES M. UNDERHILL, '60, A.M., at large, 1908 Merchant, Buffalo, N.Y. 1915 Rev. WILLIAM H. VAN ALLEN, '90, 1921 Alumni Trustee, Boston, Mass. 1919 W. H. VANBENSCHOTEN, A.M., LL.B., '94, 1925 N . Y. Conference, New York, N . Y. 1922 Rev. GEORGE G. VoGEL, D.D., 1928 Newark Conference, Newark, N. J. 1921 CLIFFORD R. WALKER, Ph.B., '08 1927 Alumni Trustee, Cleveland, 0. 1872 *Hon. E. C. WALKER, 1874 Alumni Trustee, Batavia, N. Y. 1914 *Hon. WILLIAM}. WALLACE, at large, 1917 Cazenovia, N.Y. Died 11 March 1917. 1912 *Rev. CHARLES L. WALWORTH, '89 1915 Conference, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Died 2 Aug. 1920. 1900 *CHARLES M. WARNER, at large, 1926 Contractor, New York, N.Y. 1895 GEORGE B. WATKINS, 1911 Genesee Conference, merchant, Rochester,_ N . Y. 1870 Hon. ABRAM B. WEAVER, ex officio, 1874 Superintendent of Public Instruction. 1883 *FORREST G. WEEKS, 1907 c~;tralN~,Conference, manufacturer, Syracuse, N.Y. 1872 *Re·•· J. B. WENTWORTH, D.D., 1892 Genesee Conference, Buffalo, N. Y. Died 1893. 1870 Rev. ALBERT D. WILBOR,t 1872 E. Genesee Conference, Rochester, N.Y. 1875 Hon. DAVID WILBOR, 1881 Wyoming Conference, merchant, Milford, N.Y. 1892 *Rev. WILLIAM C. WILBOR, '86, Ph.D., D.D., Died 12 Apr. 1917 1917 Genesee Conference. 1904 HORACE S. WILKINSON, at large, 1928 Syracuse, N.Y., and New York, N.Y. 1904 Rev. JoHN H . WILLEY, Ph.D., S.T.D. 1911 N.Y. East Conference. 1912 Rev. JoHN E. WILLIAMs, 1918 Genesee Conference, Rochester, N.Y. 1870 HIRAM A. WILSON 1885 Troy Conference, educator, Saratoga, N.Y. 1923 Bishop LuTHER B. WILSON, LL.D., 1929 New York Conference, New York, N.Y. 1873 *ALEXANDER WINCHELL, LL.D., ex officio, 1874 Chancellor. 1899 Rev. CHARLES S. WING, D.D., 1903 N.Y. East Conference. Brooklyn, N.Y. TRUSTEES IOOC}

OFFICERS OF THE BOARD PRESIDENTS 1870 *Rev. ]EssE T. PECK, D.D., 1873 1873 *ALEXANDER WINCHELL, LL.D. 1874 1874 *DAVID DECKER 1879 1879 *FRANCIS H. RooT 1893 1893 *JOHN D. ARCHBOLD 1916 1917 *Hon. CHARLES ANDREWS 1918 1918 *FRANCIS HENDRICKS 1920 1921 HURLBUT W. SMITH VICE- PRESIDENTS 1870 *Ron. GEORGE F. COMSTOCK, LL.D. (1st) 1893 1870 *FRANCIS H. RooT (2nd) 1879 1879 *Rev. ERASTUS 0. HAVEN, D.D., LL.D. (2nd) 1880 1880 *ERASTUS F. HOLDEN (2nd) 1893 1893 (1st) 1899 1892 *JAMES B. BROOKS, A.M., D.C.L. (3rd) 1893 1893 (2nd) 1914 1893 *ALFRED A. HoWLETT (3rd) 1905 1899 *LYMAN C. SMITH (1st) 1905 *Rev. BENONI I. IVES, D.D. (3rd) 1912 1910 *Hon. CHARLES ANDREWS (1st) 1912 *FRANCIS HENDRICKS (3rd) 1914 (2nd) 1918 1917 (1st) 1914 WILLIAM H. PECK (3rd) 1917 1917 (2nd) 1918 (1st) 1917 CHARLES E. CHAPPELL (3rd) 1919 1919 (2nd) 1919 jOHN A.· SLEICHER (3rd) 1920 LEVI ~- CHAPMAN (3rd) SECRETARIES 1870 *Rev. DALLAS D. LoRE, D.D. 1873 1873 *JOHN P. GRIFFIN, A.M. 1874 1874 *Rev. D. W. C. HUNTINGTON, D.D. 1887 1887 EDWIN NoTTINGHAM, Ph.B. 1903 1903 WILFRED W. PORTER, A.B. 1913 1913 Rev. DEWITT B. THOMPSON, D.D. 1923 1923 Vice-Chan. W. P. GRAHAM, Ph.D. TREASURERS 1870 *THOMAS B. FITCH 1876 1876 JoNATHAN C. CHASE 1880 IOIO· TRUSTEES

1880 THOMAS J. LEACH 1884 1884 *THOMAS W. DURSTON 1895 1895 WILFRED W. PORTER 1913 1913 *FREDERICK C. SHERMAN 1914 1914 WINFRED L. BASSETT FINANCIAL AGENTS 1871 *Rev. E . C. CuRTIS, D.D. 1884 1879 *Rev. B. I. IvEs, D.D. 1881 1895 D. C. SCOVILLE 1896 1896 Rev,. J. BENSON HAMILTON, D.D. 1897 1897 Rev. J. A. GuTTERIDGE, D.D. 1899 1899 *Rev. THERON GREEN, A.M. 1903 1899 *Rev. ]AMES D. PHELPS, D.D. 1908 1908 Rev. DEWITT B. THOMPSON, D.D. 1917 1918 HENRY H. CuRTiss, Ph.B. 1919

REGISTRAR AND RECEIVER 1871 *Prof. JoHN P. GRIFFIN, A.M. 1875

RECEIVER 1882 Prof. FRANK SMALLEY, Ph.D. 1894

REGISTRARS 1894 Prof. FRANK SMALLEY, Ph.D. 1900 1900 Prof. ERNEST N. PATTEE, M.S. 1902 1902 Rev. C. C. WILBOR, Ph.D. 1914 1914 *Prof. Ross ]EWELL, Ph.D. 1925 1923 Prof. J. C. HURLEY FORESTRY TRUSTEES 1911 *CHARLES ANDREWS, *1918 Syracuse, N. Y. 1913 *ALEXANDER T. BROWN, *1927 Syracuse, N.Y. 1914 Hon. ELoN R. BROWN, tl917 Temporary President of the State Senate, Watertown, N.Y. 1920 CELESTIN C. BURNS, *1923 Watertown, N.Y. 1911 Hon. JOHN R. CLANCY *1925 Syracuse, N.Y. 1913 HAROLD D. CORNWALL, *1923 Beaver Falls, N.Y. 1911 *Rev. ]AMES R. DAY, D.D., LL.D., t1922 Chancellor, Syracuse, N.Y. TRUSTEES ron:

1911 Hon. ANDREW S. DRAPER, ex officio ti913 Commissioner of Education, Albany, -N. Y. 1911 GEORGE W. DRISCOLL, *1925 Syracuse, N.Y. 1913. Hon. JoHN H. FINLEY, 1920 Commissioner of Education, Albany, N.Y. 1922 Rev. CHARLES W. FLINT, D.D., LL.D., Chancellor, Syracuse, N.Y. 1920 Hon. FRANK B. GILBERT, 1921 Acting Commissioner of Education, Albany, N.Y. 1911 ]AMES M. GILBERT, **1912 Syracuse, N.Y. 1919 H. P. GOULD, *1920 Lyons Falls, N.Y. 1921 Hon. F. P. GRAVES, Commissioner of Education, Albany, N.Y. 1911 *Hon. FRANCIS HENDRICKS, *1920 Syracuse, N.Y. 1911 *Hon. HENDRICK S. HOLDEN, **1918 Syracuse, N.Y. 1918 WILLIAM H. KELLEY, *1925 Syracuse, N. Y. 1923 Hon. GEORGE R. LuNN, 1925 Lieutenant Governor, Albany, N.Y. 1911 Hon. LOUIS MARSHALL **1923· New York, N. y, 1923 Hon. ALEXANDER MACDONALD, f925 Chairman Conservation Commission, Albany, N.Y. 1913 E. H. O'HARA, *1927 Syracuse, N.Y. 1911 WILFRED W. PORTER, **1916 Syracuse, N.Y. 1914 GEORGE D. PRATT, 1921 Chairman Conservation Commission, New York, N.Y. 1911 *EDWIN R. REDHEAD **1914 Fulton, N. Y. 1911 *GEORGE J. SAGER, **1914 Syracuse, N.Y. 1916 Hon. , t1917 Lieutenant Governor, Albany, N.Y. 1919 GEORGE C. SHERMAN, 1922 Watertown, N.Y. 1921 Hon. ELLIS J. STALEY,t Chairman Conservation Commission, Albany, N.Y. 1911 Hon. G. E. VAN KENNAN, t1914 Chairman of the Conservation Commission, Ogdensburg, N.Y. 1012' TRUSTERS

1:913 Hon. ROBERT F. WAGNER, t19l41 Temporary Presidet>1t of the State Senate, New Y01tk, N.Y. 1918 Hon. HARRY C. WALKER, tH)20 Lieutenant Governor, Albany, N.Y. 1921 Hon. j. HENRY WALTERS, *1927' New York, N.Y. 1920 Hon. , tl923 Lieutenant Governor, Albany, N.Y.

OFFICERS OF THE BOARD PRESIDENT 1915 Hon. LOUIS MARSHALL

VICE· PRESIDENT 1915 Hon. jOHN R. CLANCY TREASURER 19:15 *Hon. HENDRICK S. HOLDEN 19:18 1919 WINFRED L. BASSETT

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 1915 THE CHANCELLOR 1915 Hon. LOUIS MARSHALL 1915 *Hon. HENDRICKS. HOLDEN 191~ GEORGE W. DRISCOLL 1915 EDWAIU> H. O'HARA 1915 ALEXANDER T. BROWN

*Appointed by the Governor. tEx ojficio. **Appointed by the University. THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS Organized 1872 Incorporated 1884 Revision of May 28, 1918

CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS ARTICLE I

DEFINITIONS AS USED IN THE CONSTITUTION AND BY-LAWS OF THIS AssOCIATION 1. "Alumni" includes alumnae; 2. "association" means the Alumni Associ­ ation of Syracuse University; 3. "board" means the Board of Directors; 4. "candidate" means a person nominated under the provisions of Article VII, Sec. 2; 5. "constitution" means the Constitution or By-Laws; 6. "council" means t he Alumni-Cotmcil; 7. ''councillor'' means the representative appointed to the Alumni 'Council by a class or chapter; 8. "locals" means alumni organ­ izations including associations, clubs or chapters; 9. "member" means any person enrolled under the provisions of Article III; 10. ''representative" means the representative of the athletic governing board elected by the Association; 11. "Secretary" means the general secretary of the Board; 12. "state" means the laws of the State of New York; 13. "trustee" means a trustee of Syracuse University elected by the Association; 14. "university" means Syracuse University. ARTICLE II

NAME AND OBJECT The name of this Association shall be "THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF SYRACUSE. UNIVERSITY." Its object shall be to promote and encourage close relationship between the administration, the trustees, the faculties, the students and the Alumni of the University.

ARTICLE HI

MEM.BERSHIP

The follewing sha:ll be eiigihle to memberShip in the Association. Every person holding a degree or certificate ·frGm Genesee College, Geneva Medical College, or the University; every person of the graduating class and every person that has spent one y-ear in the University in a course leading to a degree or certificate, ,whose class has graduated. Such pet"S0lls shall enroll with -the Secretary of :the Association .and t heir membership shall date :from such enrollment. 1014 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

ARTICLE IV

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS Section 1. The officers of this association shall be a president, a vice­ president, a recording secretary, a corresponding secretary and a treasurer. These officers shall be elected at the annual meeting of this Association for terms of. three years dating from the first election, June 12, 1917. Sec. 2. The Board of Directors shall consist of: (a) The officers of the Association. (b) Nine other members elected by the Association for terms of three years each. The persons first elected shall be divided into three groups to serve for one, two or three years respectively. Successive elections thereafter shall be for three-year periods. Sec. 3. The chairman of the Council shall be entitled to meet with the Board solely in an advisory capacity. Sec. 4. SECRETARY. The Board may appoint a General Secretary who may be chosen from the Board or otherwise. He shall receive such compensa­ tion for his services as may be arranged by the Directors and he shall perform such duties as may be assigned to him by the Board or by the Association. The secretary shall be a member of the Council by virtue of his office. Sec. 5. Vacancies in the Board or in the Officiary, occasioned by death, resignation, or otherwise, shall be filled by the Board and the person~ so elected ·shall hold office for the unexpired term.

ARTICLE V

PoWERS AND DUTIES OF OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS Section 1. The Board shall have the management, custody and control of the property and effects of the Association and shall possess and discharge such other obligations or duties as may be conferred or imposed upon it by the Constitution, or by the State. Sec. 2. The President shall preside at all meetings of the Association and of the Board and shall discharge such other duties as may be assigned to him by the Board, or Association, or may devolve upon him by the provisions of the Constitution. Sec. 3. The vice-president shall perform the duties of the president in his absence or disability. Sec. 4. The recording secretary shall keep a record, in a book provided for that purpose,· of the proceedings of all meetings of the Association and of the Board, a:nd shall discharge such other duties as may be assigned to him by the Board or Association. Sec. 5. The corresponding secretary shall have charge of and carry on such correspondence on behalf of the Association as may be assigned to him and shall perform such other duties as may be assigned to him by the Board, or Association. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 1015

Sec. 6. The :treasurer shall have charge of the solicitation and collection of the endowment funds of the Association, shall invest the same under the direction of the Board in bonds of the United States of America or first mort­ gages on improved real estate, or such securities as Savings Banks are author­ ized by law to invest in. If required, he shall give such security for the faithful performance of his trust as the Board may prescribe; shall have the custody of the papers, documents, securities and seal of the Association, and shall discharge such other duties as may be assigned to him by the Board, or Association, or as may devolve upon him by the provisions of the Constitution.

ARTICLE VI

FUNDS Section 1. ENDOWMENT FUNDS. No funds paid to this Association for the purpose of endowment may be used for any other purpose whatever. Such moneys shall be invested by the Treasurer under the direction of the Board in U. S. Government Bonds or any first mortgages on improved Real Estate or such securities as Savings Banks are authorized by Law to invest in, and the income resulting from such investments may be used for such purposes as the Association may determine by a two-thirds vote of the members present at an annual meeting. Sec. 2. ASSOCIATION OPERATING EXPENSE FUND. This fund shall be created from assessment upon all members of the Association which may be made by the Board; such assessment not to exceed $2.00 upon any one member in any one year. This fund shall be in the custody of the secre­ tary or the officer performing the duties of that office, who shall receive and disburse the same and report the condition thereof regularly to the Board.

ARTICLE VII

ELECTION OF ALUMNI TRUSTEES AND REPRESENTATIVES ON THE ATHLETIC GOVERNING BOARD Section 1. No person shall be eligible to the office of trustee, or of repre­ sentative except regularly enrolled members. Sec. 2. Such Alumni trustee or trustees, or representatives, as the case may be, shall be elected by ballot in the following manner: any fifteen or more members may file with the corresponding secretary, on or before the 15th day of April of the year in which any election of Alumni trustee or trustees, or representatives is to occur, a written nomination or nominations, as the case may be, for such trustee or trustees, or representatives, to be elected by the members at such election. All such written nominations shall remain unopened in the hands of the corresponding secretary until the 15th day of April of said year. In the event that no nominations are made as above provided the Board shall nominate one or more persons for each of the offices of alumni trustee or trustees, or representatives. These candidates shall be voted upon as hereinafter provided. 1016 ALUMNI ASSOOll\TION

Sec. 3. Each year, at least thirty days before the annual meeting of the Association, the secretary shall mail to each member a list of candidates so nominated. Sec. 4. After the list of candidates has been announced, each voter shall seal a slip, on which shall be the name of the candidate or candidates voted for, and shall deliver the same, personally or otherwise, together with his name, to the secretary of the Association before the c<:iunt is had upon the day of the annual meeting. Sec. 5. At such hour as may be fixed by the Board on the day of the annual meeting in said year, at Syracuse, N. Y., these ballots shall be opened and counted by an election committee consisting of the recording secretary and two other members appointed by the president. A report showing the result of the balloting shall be made by said committee to the Association assembled in regular session on that day. Sec. 6. The candidate receiving the highest number of votes cast shall be declared elected.

ARTICLE VIII

ALUMNI CouNCIL Section 1. There shall be a Council composed as follows: One member from each class which has graduated, including the graduating class, and one or more members or delegates from each of the alumni organizatiotis herein­ after referred to as locals wherever organized and duly chartered. No person shall be eligible to membership in the Council except regularly enrolled mem­ bers of the Association and no member of the Board of Trustees except Alumni Trustee and no member of the Faculty of the University shall be a member of the Council. Sec. 2. Councillors shall be elected by their respective c1asses or locals for a term of three years and shall hold office until their successors are elected. The councillors first appointed shall be divided into three groups to serve for one--two and three years respectively, and after the first year one-third of the membership of the Council shall be elected annually. The names of the elected councillors shall be filed with the corresponding secretary of the Association on or before October first of each year. In case of failure of any class or local to elect, election may be made by the Board. Sec. 3. The Council upon its organization shall elect a chairman, a vice­ chairman and a secretary for a term of three years. Sec. 4. The Council shall hold meetings at last three times a year at such place and times as may be provided in its constitution and by-laws. Sec. 5. The Council shall adopt such constitution, by-laws a.nd rules for the orderly conduct of its affairs as it may deem necessary, shall define the duties of its officers and shall take up, consider and act upon such matters as may be referred to it by the Association or by the Board, and it shall partioo­ larly hiwe in charge class reunions, class organizations and Alumni visitation. ALUMNI ASSOCIAT•ION 1017

Sec. 6. There shall be appointed from the Council such standing committees or other" committees as may be necessary for the carrying on of its work. Sec. 7. Vacancies in the Council caused by death, resignation or otherwise among delegates representing classes may be filled by the Council; representing locals shall be filled by the local whose representation is vacated. Such coun­ cillors shall hold office for the unexpired term. Sec. 8. Wherever any local duly chartered as provided in the next article of this constitution has a membership of more than fifty active members, the Council may by resolution award to such local additional delegates, but such additional delegates shaH not exceed one delegate to each fifty active members. Sec. 9. Any class or ·local may appoint alternates or substitutes to represent it at any of the Council meetings in case the regular member shall not be present. It shall not be necessary that such alternate or substitute be a member of the class or local appointing him.

ARTICLE IX LocAL AssociATIONS Section 1. Locals shall be affiliated with the Association in the following manner: Whenever the secretary of any local sends to the secretary the enrollment cards in the Association of at least seventy-five per cent of the active membership of the local, together with the assessment for the current year for each person so enrolled, the secretary shall issue to said local an affiliation certificate as a branch of the Association, which carries with it representation on the Council. Failure to pay the assessment of the requi­ site number of members in the Association when due each year removes a local fro~ a position of good standing and after continued neglect in meeting these requirements and·after due notice the affiliation certificate of the offending local may be revoked by the Board. · Sec. 2. No affiliation certificate shall be issued to a local unless it have at least ten active members. ARTICLE X SEAL The Association shall have a seal of such size, form and design as the Board shall prescribe. ARTICLE XI "BY-LAWS Section 1. The annual meeting of this Associatoin shall be held at the City of Syracuse, N.Y., at such time during commencement week of the University as shall be fixed by the Board. Sect. 2. The president shall call a special meeting of the Board at any time upon the written request of two or more directors, which meeting shall be held at Syracuse, N.Y., at such time as the president designates, not exceed­ ing forty days from the date of the submission of the request. IOI8 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

ARTICLE XII

QUORUM Section 1. The members present at any annual meeting of the Association, :Q.Ot less than fifty in number, shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business at such meeting. Sec. 2. The majority of the Board shall constitute a quorum for the tran­ saction of business at any meeting of the Board. Sec. 3. The members present, not less than twelve in number, at any regular meeting of the Council shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business at such meeting.

ARTICLE XIII

AMENDMENTS This Constitution and By-Laws may be amended at any annual meeting of the Association by a vote of two-thirds of the members present at such meeting, provided the proposed amendment has been submitted in writing to the corresponding secretary on or before April 15th and provided a copy of the proposed amendment has been mailed to each member of the Association at the time of the annual mailing of ballots for Alumni Trustee and Athletic Governing Board representative.

THE SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Formed 26 June 1872 Supplementary. For Prefatory note see Vol. I (1899) page 9 and Vol. III (1912) pp. 229-239

OFFICERS OF THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

PRESIDENTS 1911-12 Edward Schoeneck, '03 1912-13 same 1913-14 *Henry A. Peck, '85 1914-15 same 1915-16 Ernest I. Edgcomb, '89 1916-17 *Dorr Raymond Cobb, '92 1917-18 Harry S. Lee, '99 1918-19 same 1919-20 same 192Q-21 same 1921-22 same 1922-23 same 192a-26 same ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 1019

VICE-PRESIDENTS 1911-12 Mrs. Martha Keefe Phillips, '94 1912-13 same 1913-14 Mrs. Mabel Parker Stilwell, '00 1914-15 Mrs. Eloise Holden Nottingham, '80 1915--16 same 1916-17 Miss Louise Darbonnier, '81 1917-18 Mrs. Carl E. Dorr, '00 1918-19 same 1919--20 same 192o-21 Mrs. Eloise Holden Nottingham, '80 1921-22 same 1922-23 same 1923-26 same

RECORDING SECRETARY 1911-12 Jacob Gramlich, '04 1912-13 same 1913-14 H . D. VanDuser, '07 1914-15 Emil Hansen, '08 1915--16 same 1916-17 same 1917-18 same 1918-19 same 1919--20 same 192o-21 Roy W. Carpenter, '04 1921-22 same 1922-23 same 15)23-26 same

CORRESPONDING SECRETARY AND TREASURER 1911-12 *Henry A. Peck, '85 1912-13 same 1913-14 J . E. Gramlich, '04

CORRESPONDING SECRETARY 1914-15 J. E. Gramlich, '04 1915--16 *Henry A. Peck, '85 1916-17 same 1917-18 *William Y. Foote, '87 1918-19 same 1919--20 same 192o-21 Mrs. William E. Allis, '07 1921-22 same 1922-23 same 1923-26 same ~020 AL UR·NI TR USli'.EES

TRE1\.SURER 1914-15 Frank Smalley, '74 1915-16 same 1916-17 same 1917-18 same 1918-26 same

ALUMNI TRUSTEES Supplement, See Vol. III, pp. 229-237 Term expirell 1911-12 Mr. Edwin Nottingham, LL.D., '76, Syracuse, N. Y. 1912 Dean John L. Heffron, A.M., M.D., Sc.D., '81, Syracuse, N.Y. 1913 *Mr. Willis A. Holden, B.S., '80, Syracuse, N. Y. 1914 Prof. Ezra S. Tipple, Ph.D., D.D., '84, Madison, N.J. 1915 Mr. Watson S. Hawkins, A.B., '83, Waterville, N. Y. 1916 Mr. Wilfred W. Porter, A.B., '86, Syracuse, N. Y. 1917 1912-13 (Same except that the first becomes last, as follows :) Mr. Edwin Nottingham, LL.D., '76, Syracuse, ·N. Y. 1918 1913-14 *Mr. Willis A. Holden, B.S., '80, Syracuse, N. Y. 1914 Pres. Ezra S. Tipple, Ph.D., D.D., '84, Madison, N.J. 1915 Mr. Watson S. Hawkins, A.B., '83, Waterville, N.Y. 1916 Mr. Wilfred W. Porter, A.B., '86, Syracuse, N.Y. 1917 Mr. Edwin Nottingham, LL.D., '76, Syracuse, N.Y. 1918 Mr. Nathan Jacobson, M.D., '77, Syracuse, N. Y. 1919 1914-15 Pres. Ezra S. Tipple, Ph.D., D.D., '84, Madison, N. J. 1915 Mr. Watson S. Hawkins, A.B., '83, Waterville, N. Y. 1916 Mr. Wilfred W. Porter, A.B., '86, Syracuse, N.Y. 1917 Mr. Edwin Nottingham, LL.D., '76, Syracuse, N.Y. 1918 Mr. Frank W. Marlow, M.D., '85, Syracuse, N.Y. 1919 Mr. Charles W. Tooke, Ph.D., '91, Syracuse, N. Y. 1920 1915-16 Mr. Watson S. Hawkins, A.B., '83, Waterville, N.Y. 1916 Mr. Wilfred W. Porter, A.B., '86, Syracuse, N.Y., 1917 Mr. Edwin Nottingham, LL.D., '76, Syracuse, N.Y. 1918 Mr. Frank W. Marlow, M.D., '8'5, Syracuse, N.Y. 1919 Mr. Charles W. Tooke, Ph.D., '91, Syracuse, N. Y. 1920 Rev. William H. vanA11en, ·S.T.D., L.H.D., ID.C.L., '90, Boston, Mass. 1921 1916-17 Mr. Wilfred W. Porter, A.B., '86, Syracuse, N.Y. 1917 Mr. Edwin Nottingham, LL.D., '76, Syracuse, N.Y. 1918 Mr. Frank W. Marlow, M.D., '85, Syracuse, N.Y. 1919 Mr. Charles W . .Tooke, Ph.D., '91, ·Syracuse, N. Y. 1920 Rev. William H. van Allen, S.T.D., L.H.D., D.C.L., '90, Boston, Mass. 1921 Mr. William J. Harvie, E.E., '00, Fayetteville, N.Y. 1922 ALUJIINl TRUSTB:ES

1917-18 Mr. Edwin Nottingham, LL.D., '76, Syracuse, N. Y. 1918 Mr. FFank W. Mar.low, M.D., '85,. Syracm;e, N.Y. 1919 Mr. Charles W. Tooke, Ph.D., '91, Syracuse, N.Y. 1920 Rev. William H. van Allen, S.T.D., L.H.D., D.C.L., '90, Roston, Mass. 1921 Mr. William J. Harvie, E.E., '00, Fayetteville, N.Y. 1922 *Mr. D. Raymond Cobb, Ph.B., '92, Syracuse, N.Y. 1923 1918-19 (Same, except that the first becomes last, as follows:) Mr. Edwin Nottingham, LL.D., '76, Syracuse, N.Y. 1924 1919-20 Mr. Charles W. Tooke, Ph.D., '91, Syracuse, N.Y. 1920 Rev. William H. van Allen, S.T.D., L.H.D., D.C.L., '90, Boston, Mass. 1921 Mr. William J. Harvie, E.E., '00, Fayetteville, N.Y. 1922 *Hon. D. Raymond Cobb, Ph.B., '92, Syracuse, N. Y. 1923 Mr. Edwin Nottingham, LL.D., '76, Syracuse, N. Y. 1924 Mr. Frank W. Marlow, M.D., '85, .Syracuse, N.Y. 1925 1920-21 Rev. William H. van Allen, S.T.D., L.H.D., D.C.L., '90, Boston, Mass. 1921 Mr. William J. Harvie, E.E., '00, Fayetteville, N.Y. 1922 *Hon. D. Raymond Cobb, Ph.B., '92, Syracuse, N.Y. 1923 Mr. Edwin Nottingham, LL.D., '76, Syra~use, N.Y. 1924 Mr. Frank W. Marlow, M.D., '85, Syracuse, N.Y. 1925 Mr. William A. Groat, B.S., M.D., '97, Syracuse, N.Y. 1926 1921-22 Mr. William J. Harvie, E.E., '00, Auburn, N. Y. 1922 *Hoil. D. Raymond Cobb, Ph.B., '92, Syracuse, N. Y. 1923 Mr. William W. Nichols, A.M., LL.B., Rochester, N.Y. 1923 Mr. Edwin Nottingham, LL.D., '76, Syracuse, N.Y. 1924 Mr. Frank W. Marlow, M.D., '85, Syracuse, N. Y. 1925 Mr. William A. Groat, B.S., M.D., '97, Syracuse, N.Y. 1926 Mr. Clifford R. Walker, Ph.B., '08, Cleveland, 0. 1927 Mr. Neal Brewster, LL.B., '02, Syracuse, N. Y. 1927 1922-23 Mr. Edwin Nottingham, LL.D., '76, Syracuse, N. ·Y. 1924 Mr: Frank W. Marlow, M.D., '85, Syracuse, N. Y. 1925 Mr. William A. Groat, M.D., '97, Syracuse, N.Y. 1926 Mr. Clifford R. Walker, Ph.B., '08, Cleveland, 0. 1927 Mr. Neal Brewster, LL.B., '02, Syracuse, N. Y. 1927 Mr. A. E. Larkin, M.D., '97, Syracuse, N. Y. 1927 Mr. Henry Phillips, A.M., '93, Syracuse, N. Y. 1927 Mr. Charles E. Cooney, LL.B., '97, Syracuse, N.Y. 1927 Mr. Benjamin E. Neal, A.M., '01, Buffalo, N.Y. 1928 Mr. William W. Nichols; LL.B., '94, Rochester, N.Y. 1929 1022 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE Supplementary. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, pages 238-239. OFFICERS, 1910-11 President: ALFRED W. ARMSTRONG, M.D., '04, Canandaigua, N.Y. Vice-President: CLARENCE E. CooN, M.D., '98, Syracuse, N.Y. Secretary: WILLIAM D. ALsEVER, M.D., '00, Syracuse, N.Y. Treasurer: A. C. MERCER, M.D., '78, Syracuse, N.Y. (The executive committee is composed of the officers.)

OFFICERS, 1911-12 President: CLARENCE E. CooN, M.D., '98, Syracuse, N. Y. Vice-President: HARRY E. BuRDICK, M.D., '06, Montezuma, N.Y. Secretary: CHARLES D. PosT, M.D., '05, Syracuse, N.Y. Treasurer: A. C. MERCER, M.D., '78, Syracuse, N.Y.

OFFICERS, 1912-13 President: HARRY E. BuRDICK, M.D., '06, Montezuma, N.Y. Vice-President: W. H. MAYNARD, M.D., '83, Syracuse, N.Y. Secretary: CHARLES D. PosT, M.D., '05, Syracuse, N . Y. Treasurer: GEORGE B. BROAD, M.D., '96, Syracuse, N.Y.

OFFICERS, 1913-14 President: W. H. MAYNARD, M.D., '83, Syracuse, N.Y. Vice-President: M. M. Lucrn, M.D., '96, Cortland, N.Y. Secretary: CHARLES D. PosT, M.D., '05, Syracuse, N.Y. Treasurer: GEORGE B. BROAD, M .D., '96, Syracuse, N. Y.

OFFICERS, 1914-15 President: M. M. Lucm, M.D., '96, Cortland, N. Y. Vice-President: W. A. GROAT, M.D., '00, Syracuse, N.Y. Secretary: H. B. PRITCHARD, M.D., '04, Syracuse, N.Y. Treasurer: GEoRGE B. BROAD, M.D., '96, Syracuse, N.Y.

OFFICERS, 1915-16 President: W. A. GROAT, M.D., '00, Syracuse, N.Y. Vice-President, JosEPH L. GoLLY, M.D., '08, Rome, N.Y. Secretary: H. B. PRITQIARD, M.D., '04, Syracuse, N.Y. Treasurer: JosEPH R. WisEMAN, M.D., '06, Syracuse, N.Y. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 1023

OFFICERS, 1916-17 President: JosEPH L. GoLLY, M.D., '08, Rome, N. Y. Vice-President: A. J . ABEEL, M .D., '97, Syracuse, N. Y. Secretary: T. P. FARMER, M.D., '06, Syracuse, N. Y. Treasurer: B. W. McCuEN, M.D., '11, Syracuse, N. Y. OFFICERS, 1917-18 President: T. P. FARMER, M.D., '06, Syracuse, N. Y. Vice-President: J. B. RINGLAND, M.D., '00, Oswego, N. Y. Secretary: H. G. WEISKOTTEN, M .D., '09, Syracuse, N. Y. Treasurer: G. S. REED, M .D., '11, Syracuse, N. Y. OFFICERS, 1918-19 President: T. P. FARMER, M.D., '06, Syracuse, N.Y. Vice-President: J. B. RINGLAND , M.D., '00, Oswego, N.Y. Secretary: H. G. WEISKOTTEN, M .D., '09, Syracuse, N. Y. Treasurer: G. S. REED, M.D., '11, Syracuse, N.Y. OFFICERS, 1919-20 President: E. J . WYNKOOP, M.D., '92, Syracuse, N. Y. Vice-President: E. W. KENNEDY, M .D., '09, Rochester, N. Y. Secretary: C. F . PoTTER, M.D., '10, Syracuse, N.Y. Treasurer: C. W. BLODGETT, M .D ., '13, Syracuse, N. Y. OFFICERS, 1920-21 President: E. W. KENNEDY, M .D., '09, Rochester, N. Y. Vice-Presid.~mt, H. G. WEISKOTTEN, M.D., '09, Syracuse, N. Y. Secretary: C. F. PoTTER, M.D., '10, Rochester, N . Y. Treasurer: C. W . BLODGETT, M.D., '13, Syracuse, N. Y. OFFICERS, 1921-22 President: H. G. WEISKOTTEN, M .. D, '09, Syracuse, N. Y. Vice-President: WILLIAM D. JoHNSON, M.D., '92, Batavia, N. Y. Secretary: C. F . PoTTER, M.D., '10, Syracuse, N.Y. Treasurer: ALBERT G. SwiFT, M.D., '02, Syracuse, N. Y. OFFICERS, 1922-23 President: W. D. JoHNsoN, M.D., '92, Batavia, N. Y. Vice-President: F. J . RYAN, M.D., '99, Syracuse, N. Y: Secretary: WALTER W. STREET, M.D., '17, Syracuse, N. Y. Treasurer: A. G. SwiFT, M .D., '02, Syracuse, N.Y. OFFICERS, 1923-24 President, FRANCIS J. RYAN, M.D., '99, Syracuse, N.Y. Vice-President, CHARLES D. VERNOOY, M .D., '92, Cortland, N. Y. Secretary, WALTER W. STREET, M .D ., '17, Syracuse, N.Y. Treasurer: ALBERT G. SWIFT, M.D., '02, Syracuse, N.Y. I024 NEW YORK CIIDY. AL\!MNL ASSOCIATION

THE SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK CITY Supplement. See Vol. III, pp. 24()...243 OFFICERS, 1910-1911 President: GuY H. BASKERVILLE, A.B., '95, Brooklyn, N.Y. First Vice-President: Dean ALVORD, ex-'82, New York, N.Y. Secretary: THOMAS H. Low, LL.B., '03, New York, N.Y. Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. C. F. ARMSTRONG, ex-'9l,Mamaroneck,N. Y. Treasurer, HERBERT W. ScHAEFER, Ph.B., '07, New York, N.Y.

OFFICERS, 1911-1912 (The organization is now termed the Metropolitan Alumni Association) President: FRANK E. CLARKE, Ph.B., '03, White Plains, N.Y. Vice-President: WILLIAM C. O'DoNNELL, A.M., '92, Plainville, N. ]. Vice-President: THOMAS H. Low, LL.B., '03, New York, N.Y. Treasurer: FREDERICK P. SCHENCK, A.B., '95, New York, N.Y. Secretary: HERBERT W. ScHAEFER, Ph.B., '07, New York, N.Y. Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. ELIZABETH H. ARMSTRONG, ex-'91, Mamaro- neck, N.Y. OFFICERS, 1912-1913 President: WILLIAM CHARLES O'DoNNELL, Ph.D., '92, New York, N.Y. Vice-President: Mrs. CoLLIN F. ARMSTRONG, ex-'91, Mamaroneck, N.Y. Vice-President: FREDERICK P. ScHENCK, A.B., LL.B., '95, New York, N.Y. Treasurer: ALBERT H. DAMON, A.B., '92, White Plains, N. Y. Corresponding Secretarv: Mrs. HELENA E. STRUYS, Ph.B., '01, New York,N. Y.

NEW YORK CITY UNIVERSITY CLUB Organized 1913 OFFICERS, 1913-1914 President: RAYMOND W. PHELPS, Ph.B., '02, New York, N.Y. Vice-President: LEON H. CoRNWALL, M.D., '09, New York, N.Y. Secretary: WALTER A. DARBY, B.P., '11, New York, N.Y. Treasurer: C. EDWIN BuTZ, Ph.B., '08, Brooklyn, N.Y.

OFFICERS, 1914-1915 President: LEON H. CoRNWALL, M.D., '09, New York, N.Y. Vice-President: C. EDWIN BuTZ, Ph.B., '08, Brooklyn, N.Y. Secretary: B. B. PETIGRUE, ex-'07, Brooklyn, N.Y. Treasurer: LAWRENCE S. CoiT, A.B., '07; LL.B., '08, New York, N.Y. Chairman of Board of Governors: R. W. PHELPS, Ph.B., '02, New York, N.Y. NEW •:YORK :CITY UNIVERSITY CLUB

OFFICERS, 1915-1916 President: sawe. Vice-President: same Secretary: same. Treasurer: W. C. FISHER, M.E., '09, Brooklyn, N. Y. Chairman of Board of Governors: same. OFFICERS, 1916-1917 Same OFFICERS, 1917-1918 Same OFFICERS, 1918-1919 Same OFFICERS, 1919-1920 Same OFFICERS, 192Q-1921 President: W. C. FISHER, M;E., '09, Mt. Vernon, N.Y. Vice-President: T. D. MAcGREGOR, Ph.B., '02, New York, N.Y. Secretary: MASON SHIMER, Ph.B., '10. Mt. Vernon, N.Y. Treasurer: RAYMOND W. PHELPS, '02, New York, N.Y. Chm. Exec. Committee: LEON H. CoRNWALL, M;D., '10, New York, N.Y. OFFICERS, 1921-1922 President: W. C. FISHER, M.E., '09, Mt. Vernon, N.Y. Vice-President: T. D. MACGREGOR, Ph.B., '02, New York, N.Y. Secretary,: GEORGE D. ]AMES, B.'S., '16, New York, N. Y; Treasure!: RAYMOND w >PHELPS, Ph.B., '02, New York, N.Y. OFFICERS, 1922-1923 President: THOMAS H. Low, LL.B., '02, New York, N.Y. Vice-President: H. W. ScHAEFER, Ph.B., '07, New York, N.Y. Secr;etary: H. E. BISHOP, B.S, '12, 409 Edgecomb Ave., New York, N.Y. Treasurer: RAYMOND W. PHELPS, Ph.B., '02, New York,:N. Y . .OFFICERS, 1923-1924 President: CLARENCE B. VoGT, M.D., '01, Brooklyn, N.Y. Viee-President: HERBERT w~ SCHAEFER, Ph.B., '07, New York, N.Y. Secretary: ]bHN G. PEMBLETON, 130 W. 42Iid St., New York, N.Y. Treasurer: RAYMOND W. PHELPS, Ph.B., '02, ·New York, N.Y. Athletic Governing Board: W. CLAUDE FISHER, M.E., '09, Mt. Vernon, N.Y. OFFICERS, 1924--1925 President: E. M. WHARFF, B.S., '03 Vice-President: J. G. Pemdleton, Ph.B., '03 Secretary: ~ THOMAS NIAL, Ex. '17 Treasurer: J. Conderman, B.S.A., '20 Cor. Alumni: H. M. ]ALONACK, E.E:, 'P, ·120 Broadway, NewYork,.N.:Y •. 1026 NEW YORK CITY ALUMNAE CLUB

NEW YORK CITY ALUMNAE CLUB

Organized 1916

OFFICERS, 1921-1922

President: Miss ANNA V. RICE, Ph.B., '04, New York, N.Y. Vice-President: Mrs. MARY BLANCHARD FENELON, '16, Washington, D. C. Corresponding Secretary: Miss D. ELsA VoLCKMANN, A.B., '16, New York, N.Y. Recording Secretary: Miss ETHEL C. SWEET, ex-'10, Pelham Manor, N.Y. Treasurer: Miss KATHERINE RoWLEY, A.B., '15, East Orange, N.J.

OFFICERS, 1922-1923

President: Miss KATHERINE RoWLEY, A.B., '15 Vice-President: Mrs. ANNA DILLS AvERY, Ph.B., '01 Corresponding Secretary: Miss FLORENCE WAGNER, B.L.E., '18 Recording Secretary: Miss MARION RoYs, A.B., '14 Treasurer: Miss BETTY SEIBERT, A.B., '18

OFFICERS, 1923-1924

President: Miss KATHERINE RoWLEY, A.B., '15 Vice-President: Mrs. ANNA DILLS AVERY, Ph.B., '01 Corresponding Secretary: Miss FLORENCE WAGNER, B.L.E., '18 Recording Secretary: Miss MARION RoYs, A.B., '14 Treasurer: Miss BETTY SEIBERT, A.B., '18 Chairman of Entertainment Committee: Miss ETHEL SWEET, ex-'10 Chairman of Membership Committee: Miss HELEN ANDERSON, A.B., '16 Chairman of Social Service Committee: Miss DoNNA BELLE CLEVELAND, A.B., '14 Chairman of Extension Committee: Miss ELISE BEYGRAU, A.B., '22 Chairman of Woman's Building Committee: Miss CLARA FoRSYTH, A.B., '17 MembersatLarge: Miss D. ELSA VoLCKMANN,A.B., '16; MissALicEPORTEJI,, Ph.B., '06

OFFICERS, 1924-1925 President: Same. Vice-President; Same. Cor. Secretary: Miss RuTH BusTEED, A.B., '21, Hartsdale, N. Y. Rec. Secretary: Miss MARION RoYs, A.B., '14 Treasurer: MISS DOROTHY MOFFATT, B.P., '22 TEACHERS ALUMNI ASSOCiATtON i:027

THE SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY TEACHERS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

Supplement. See Vol. II, pp. 67--68 and Vol. III, pp. 243-244. OFFICERS, 1911-1912 President: ELMER J. BoND, Ph.B., '03, Montour Falls, N.Y. Secretary and Treasurer: FRANK SMALLEY, LL.D., '74, Syracuse, N.Y.

OFFICERS, 1912-1913 President: OLIN W. WooD, Ph.B., '92, Auburn, N.Y. Secretary and Treasurer: Same OFFICERS, 1913-1914 President: HENRY C. GouLDIN, B.S., '09, Syracuse, N.Y. Secretary and Treasurer: Same.

OFFICERS, 1914-1915 President: Guv A. BAILEY, B.S., '09, Geneseo, N.Y. Secretary and Treasurer: Same.

OFFICERS, 1915-1916 President: CHARLES E. HAMILTON, D.D., '86, Cazenovia, N.Y. Vice-President: FLOYD M. FERNALLD, '05, Bath, N. Y. Secretary and Treasurer: Same.

OFFICERS, 1916-1917 President: WILLIAM-FORT, A.B., '06, Newark, N.Y. Vice-President: CHARLES E. TEMPLE, Ph.B., '07, Clifton Springs, N.Y. Secretary and Treasurer: Same.

OFFICERS, 1917-1918 President: DANIEL J. KELLY, B.S., '04, Binghamton, N.Y. Vice-President: CHARLES E. TEMPLE, Ph.B., '07, Clifton Springs, N.Y. Secretary and Treasurer: Saine.

OFFICERS, 1918-1919 President: Same. Vice-President: Same. Secretary-Treasurer: Same. OFFICERS, 1919-1920 President: RoY B. KELLY, B.S. in Educ., '19, Lockport, N.Y. Secretary and Treasurer: Same. CHICAGO ALUMNI -ASSOCIATIGN

OFFICERS, 1920-1921 Ptr~denh FRANKL. SMITH, B.S., '10, Walden, N.Y. Secretary and Treasurer: Same. OFFICERS, 1921-1922 President: HARVEY 0. HuTCHINSON, Pd.D., '21, Elmira, N.Y. Vice-President: EARL D. SHEPARD, A.B., D.D., '92, Lima, N.Y. Secretary and Treasurer: Same. OFFICERS, 1922-1923 President: LEWIS R. MooNEY, A.B., '08; Pd.B., '09, Utica, N.Y. Vice-President: GEORGE F. DuBois, A~B., '02, Freeport, N.Y. Secretary-Treasurer: Same. OFFICERS, 1923-1924 President: FRANK C. DENSBERGER, Ph.B., '08, Kenmore, N. Y. Vice-President: Secretary-Treasurer: Same. OFFICERS, 1924-1925 President: WILLIS M. GALLOWAY, A.B., '07, Syracuse, N.. Y. Vice-President: RALPH F. STREBEL, B.S., '16, Hamilton, N. Y. Secretary: Same.

THE CHICAGO ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

Supplementary. See Vol. III, pp. 244-245. OFFICERS,' 1910-1911 President: Mrs. H:.unl;; CoBB SMITH, A.B., '86 ViCe"Pr~idEmt: CHARLES M. Tu&ToN, A.M., '83 Secretary: KENNETH w. ALGER, M.E., '05 Treasurer: RoBERT M. PATTERSON, E.E., '06

OFFICERS, 1911~1912 Same OFFICERS, 1912-1913 Same OFFICERS, 1913-1914 President: HoRACE M. FoRD, ex '87 Vice-President: Mrs. NELLIE SwEET LAWLOR; B.P., '85 Secretary and Treasurer: RoBERT M. PATTERSON, E.E., '06

OFFICERS, 191~1915 Same ROCHEStER ALUMNI CLUB I029

OFFICERS, 1915-1916 Same OFFICERS, 1916-1917 Same OFFICERS, 1917-1918 Same OFFICERS, 1918-1919 Same OFFICERS, 1919-1920 Same (Vice-President omitted) OFFICERS, 1920-1921 Same OFFICERS, 1924-1925 President: MYRON E. ADAMS, A.B., '98 Vice-President: WILLIAM B. NORTON, Ph.D., '96 Secretary: FRANK D. LAWYER, A.B., '02, 4343 Wilcox St. Treasurer: FRED M. SIMMONs, Ex. '99 Council Rep: M. E. ADAMS News Correspondent: MRs. W. D. KEEFER, (Helen D. Leete), A.B:, '15 There has been no meeting for several years.

THE ROCHESTER ALUMNI CLUB

Supplementary. See Vol. III, pp. 246-247 OFFICERS, 191Q-1911 President: WILLIAM W. PERCY, M.D., '01 Vice-President: *RALEIGH W. HoLDEN, A.B., '01 Secretary and Treasurer: HowARD W. DAYTON, ex-'06 OFFICERS, 1911-1912 President: WiLLIAM W. PERCY, M.D., '01 Vice-President: ALFRED W. ARMSTRONG, A.B., M.D., '04 Secretary ~nd Treasurer: HuBBARD D. VANDUsER, Ph.B., LL.B., '07 OFFICERS, 1912-1913 Same OFFICERS, 1913-1914 President: WILLIMCW. NICHOLs, A.B, LL:B., '94 Vice-President: GoRDON EDSON, C.E., '04 Secretary and Treasurer: CLAYTON L. BALrlWIN', C.E.,"'07 1030 ROCHESTER AL'{JMNI CLUB

OFFICERS, 1914-1915 President: E. c. MASON, A.B., '88 Vice-President: CHARLES D. BEAN, Ph.B., '85 Secretary and Treasurer: CLAYTON L. BALDWIN, C.E., '07 OFFICERS, 1914-1915 President: H. DouGLAs VANDusER, Ph.B., LL.B., '07 Vice-President: E. W. KENNEDY, M.D., '09 Secretary and Treasurer: CARL L. BAUSCH, M.E., '09

OFFICERs,1915-1916 President: AusTIN G. MoRRIS, M.D., '08 Vice-President: HARRY A. SADLER, M.D., '08 Secretary and Treasurer: MuRRAY S. STEDMAN, A.B., '10

OFFICERS, 1916-1917 President: DAYTON, HoWARD H., ex '06 Vice-President: W. H. CADMUS, M.D., '10 Secretary and Treasurer: R. E. CoNsLER, M.E., '15

OFFICERS, 1917-1918 President: FREDERICK W. SCHIEFER, M.E., '08 Vice-President: A. E. DAvis, B.S., '03. Secretary and Treasurer: ELMER G. QuiN, C.E., '12

OFFICERS, 1918-1919 President: RoBERT E. CONSLER, M.E., '15 Vice-President: WILLIAM E. BoYD, ex '14 Secretary and Treasurer: ELMER G. QuiN, C.E., '12

OFFICERS, 1919-1920 President: W. W. PERCY, M,D., '01 Vice-President: HENRY J. ScHIEFER, Jr., E.E., '08 Secretary and Treasurer: HowARD H. DAYTON, ex '06 Assistant Secretary and Treasurer: ARTHUR V. D. CHAMBERLAIN, LL.B., '14

OFFI.CERS, 1921-1922 Presid,ent: ARCHIBALD E. WEBSTER, LL.B., '14 Vice-President: WILLIAM F. DUNBAR, ex. '18 Secretary and Treasurer: CHARLES W. GREEN, LL.B '20

OFFICERS, 1922-1923 President: ARCHIBM,.D E. WEBSTER, LL.B., '14 Vice ·President: SHEI,UlA;N J. LEPARD, M.D., '09. Secretary and Treasurer: ROBERT E. CONSL)j;R, M.E., ·~5 ROCHESTER ALUMNI CLUB 1031

OFFICERS, 1923-1924 President: SHERMAN J . LEPARD, M.D., '09 Vice-President: ]ESSE E. GULDIN, M.D., '09 Secretary and Treasurer: H. LYMAN HART, A.B., '20

OFFICERS, 1924-1925 President: H. D. VAN DusER, Ph.B., '07 Vice-President: CARL BAUSCH, M.E., '09 Secretary: MERRILL A. UPsON, B.S., '21, Times-Union Bld'g., Exchange St. TreasureF: MERRILL A. UPsoN, B.S., '21, Times-Union Bld'g., Exchange St.

ROCHESTER ALUMNAE CLUB

Organized Nov. 1916 OFFICERS, 1921-1922 President: Mrs. H. J. ScHIEFER, Jr. (Florence Lowry), ex '08 Vice-President: Mrs. A. H. WILcox (Ida L. Saxton), Ph.M., '93 Secretary: Miss FLORENCE E. BooTH, ex-'96 Treasurer: Mrs. WILLIAM E. MALONEY (Mabel A. Radigan), ex '02.

OFFICERS, 1922-1923 President: Miss FLORENCE E. FORD, '07 Vice-President: Mrs·. . A. H. WILcox (Ida L. Saxton), Ph.M., '93 Secretary: Miss FLORENCE E. BooTH, ex '96 Treasurer: Miss MILDRED FoRWARD, A.B. '14,

OFFICERS, 1923-1924 President: Miss DOROTHY M. JoNES, Certif., '20 Vice-President: Miss ANNA M . DARROHN, Ph.B., '07 Secretary: Miss MARY JEFFERY, A.B., '16 Treasurer: Miss MILDRED R. FORWARD, A.B., '14

OFFICERS, 1924-1925 President: Miss MINA BEACH, LL.B., '16 Vice-President: Miss ANNA M. DARROHN, Ph.B., '07 Secretary: Miss MARY JEFFERY, A.B., '16, 81 Raines Park Treasurer: Mrs. CHARLES GIBBS News Cor: Mrs. P. E. BATZELL, (Pansy Brown) Ph.B., '10 BUFFALO ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

THE BUFFALO ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Supplementary. See Vol. III, page 247

OFFICERS, 1910-1911 President: CHARLES M. UNDERHILL, A.M., '60 Secretary: RoY R. BRocKETT, M.E., '05 Treasurer: D. FoREST P -HELPS, A.B., ,'03

OFFICERS, 1911-1912

!'resident: CHARLES M. UNDERHILL, A.M .•. '60 Vice President: RICfiA,RD H. TEMPLETON, A.B., '99 Secretary: RoY R. BRoCKETT, M.E., '05 Treasurer: D. FOREST PHELPS, A.B., '03

OFFICERS, 1912-1913

President: CHARLES M. UNDERHILL, A.M., '60 Vice President: RICHARD H. TEMPLETON, A.B., '99 Secretary: FRED W. SCHIEFER, M.E., '08 Treasurer: GEORGE R. STEPHENS, M.E., '08

OFFICERS, 1913-1914 Same

OFFICERS, 1914-1915

President: GEORGE G. MERRY, E.E., '04 Vice· President: ELLIS H. GIDLEY, A.B., LL.B., '07 Secretary: HAROLD V. CooK, B.S., '10 Treasurer: OLIN L. NEAL, A.B., '01

OFFICERS, 1915-1916 Same

OFFICERS, 1916-1917 Same

OFFICERS, 1917-1918 President: WILLIAM J. FLYNN, LL.B., '11 Vice-President: CHARLES A . HAWL, LL.B., '03 Secretary: ALLISON EBERLE, LL.B., '12, Treasurer: .RALPH ARCHDEACON, ex '13

OFFICERS, 1918-19i9 Same ASSOCIATION OF SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY WOMEN OF BUFFALO 1033

OFFICERS, 191~1920 President: CHARLES D. REIDPATH, C.E., '12 Secretary: WALTER F. SCHMIEDING, LL.B., '12 Treasurer: PAUL HELMS, Ph.B., '12 OFFICERS, 1920-1921 President: IRVING R. TEMPLETON, A:B., '04 Vice-President: HARRY HIBBARD, M.E., '10 Secretary and Treasurer: GEORGE E. SCHENCK, C.E., '18 OFFICERS, 1921-1922 President: BENJAMIN E. NEAL, A.B., '01 Vice~Pr~siderit: FRANKL. PURDY, A.B., '92 Secretary: WILLIAM E. WARD, ex '16, 251 Delaware Ave. Buffalo, N.Y. Treasurer: WARREN E. TAYLOR, :ex '23 News Correspondent: JoHN D. WELLS, A.M., '17 OFFICERS, 1922-1923 . Same OFFICERS, 1923-1924 President: RoY R. BROCKETT, M.E.,:'05 Vice-President: JoHN I. NEASMITH, B.S. in For. '17 2d Vice-President: c. D. REIDPATH, C.E., '12 Secretary: EDWARD W. TREEN, B.S. in For. '17, 43 McKinley Ave., Buffalo, N.Y. Tre{tsurer: MARTIN F . KAISER, ex. '19 Al. News Rep: JoHN D. WELLs, A.M., '17 OFFICERS, 1924-1925 President: RoY R. BRoCKETT, M.E., '05 Vice-President: F. L. PURDY, A.B., '92 2nd Vice-President: c. D. REIDPATH, c. E., '12 Secretary: W. E. WARD, ex. '16, 261 Delaware Ave. Treasurer: WARREN E. TAYLOR, ex. '23 News Cor.: jOHN D. WELLS, A.M., '17 ASSOCIATION OF SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY WOMEN OF BUFFALO Organized April15, 1911 under the name of The Syracuse University Alumnae Club of Buffalo. Name changed 1922 to Association of' Syracuse University Women of . Buff~lo. OFFICERS, 1911-1912 President: MRs. LoUis J. BANGERT (Bessie Hilton), ex '04 Vice-President: MRs. M. D.; LINGER (Eula z.·Grove)', Ph:.J;I., '06 I034 ASSOCIATION OF SYIL\CUSE UNIVERSITY WOMEN OF BUFI7.ALO

Recording Secretary: Miss IRMA M. ScHOEPFLIN, B.S., '03 Corresponding Secretary: Miss MABEL KuRTZ, ex '12 Treasurer: ¥ISS MARGARET PYKE, A.B., '10 OFFICERS, 1912-1913 President: MRs. L. J . BANGERT (Bessie Hilton) ex '04 Vice-President: MRs. J. B. CROFF (Carro Julia Cummings), Ph.B., '94 Recording Secretary: Miss E. PAULINE HAGAMAN, A.B., '07 Corresponding Secretary: Mrss FANNIE OsBORNE, ex. '94 Treasurer: Miss N. H. PAxsoN, Ph.B., '96 OFFICERS, 1913-1914 President: MRs. J. B. ~ROFF (Carro J. Cummings), Ph.B., M.D., '94 Vice-President: MRs. P. F. PIPER (Marcia A. Carpenter) ex '92 Recording Secretary: MRs: A. W. CROSBY (Emily Landon) ex '02 Corresponding Secretary: Miss FANNIE OsBORNE, ex '94 Treasurer: MISS GENEVIEVE DIEBOLD, ex '12 OFFICERS, 1914-1915 President: MRs.]. B. CROFF (Carro J. Cummings), Ph.B., M.D., '94 Vice-President: MRs. M.D. LINGER (Eula Z. Grove), Ph.B., '06 Recording Secretary: MRs. A. W. CROSBY (Emily Landon), ex '02 Corresponding Secretary: Miss ELEANOR A. BRETTLE, Ph.B., '09 Treasurer: MISS GENEVIEVE DIEBOLD, ex '12 Auditor: MRS. HARRY TEMPLETON (Gertrude Kemp), ex '04 OFFICERS, 1915-1916 President: MRs. MERTON D. LINGER (Eula Z. GROVE), Ph.B., '06 Vice-President: MRs. GEORGE BILLINGS (Marion E. Balliet), Cert., '04 Recording Secretary: MRs. ELLSWORTH BROWN (Edith E. Haith), B.L.E.,'12 Corresponding Secretary: Miss ELEANOR BRETTLE, Ph.B., '09 Treasurer: Miss MARY EDSON, ex '93 Auditor: MRs. HARRY TEMPLETON (Gertrude Kemp), ex '04 OFFICERS, 1916--1917 President: Mrs. GEORGE BILLINGS (Marion E. Balliet), Cert. '04 Vice-President: Mrs. FRANK MESSENGER Qulia I. Ives), A.B., '94 Recording Secretary: Mrs. ELLSWORTH BrowN (Edith E. Haith), B.L.E., '12 Corresponding Secretary: Miss CLARA M. KELLEY, B.Mus., '14, 808 Niagara St., Buffalo, N.Y. Treasurer: Miss GENEVIEVE GIFFORD, A.B., '13 Auditor: Miss MARY EDSON, ex '93 OFFICERS, 1917-1918 President: Mrs. FRANK MESSENGER (Julia I. Ives), A.B., '94 Vice-President Miss RosE WEIGAND, '00 Recording Secretary: Miss ELLA DoNNOCXER, '14 ASSOCIATION OF SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY WOMEN OF BUFFALO 1035

Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. RALPH ARCHDEACON (Clara M. Kelley), B.Mus., 808 Niagara St., Buffalo, N. Y. Treasurer: Miss GENEVIEVE GIFFORD, A.B., '13 Auditor: Miss MARGARET PYKE, A.B., '10

OFFICERS, 1918-191.9 President: Miss RosE WEIGAND, B.S., '00 Vice-President: Miss IRMA SoiOEPFLIN, B.S., '03 Recording Secretary: Mrs. RALPH TRACY (Ruth Proctor), ex. '10 Corresponding Secretary: Miss VERA ]ACKLES, Cert. '14 Treasurer: Mrs. S. B. MAcDoNALD (Allie B. Case), Cert. '06 Auditor: Miss DOROTHEA PETERS, Ph.B., '12

OFFICERS, 1919-1920 President: Miss RosE WEIGAND, B.S., '00 Vice-President: Miss ELEANOR BRETTLE, Ph.B., '09 Recording Secretary: Miss DoROTHEA PETERS, Ph.B., '12 Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. JOHN SHORT (Ruth Worden), Cert. . '01 Treasurer: Mrs. S. B. MAcDoNALD (Allie B. Case), Cert. '06 Auditor: Mrs. MARTIN LAUTZ (Helen H. Tobin), ex '07

OFFICERS, 192()-1921 President: Miss GENEVIEVE GIFFORD, A.B., '13 Vice-President: Miss ELLA M . DoNNOCKER, A.B., '14 Recording Secretary: Mrs. ARCHIBlLD THOMPSON (Dorothea Peters), Ph.B., '12 Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. HARRY HIBBARD (Dorothy F. Greene), Pd.B. '10 Treasurer: Mrs. M4,RTIN LAUTZ (Helen H. Tobin), ex '07 Auditor: Mrs. S. B. MAcDoNALD (Allie B. Case), Cert. '06

OFFICERS, 1921-1922 President: Miss GENEVIEVE GIFFQRD, A.B., '13 Vice-President: Mrs. WALTER JoNES (Helen Potter) Recording Secretary: Mrs. W. E. SINE (Pauline Fear), ex '20 Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. JoHN DEAN (Laura G. Weller), Ph.B., '05 Treasurer: Miss FERNE LIEDY, A.B., '14 Auditor: Mrs. ARCHIBALD THOMPSON (Dorothea Peters), Ph.B., '12

OFFICERS, 1922-1923 President: Miss ELLA DoNNOCKER, A.B., '14 Vice-President: Mrs. ARCHIBALD THOMPSON (Dorothea Peters), Ph.B., '12 Recording Secretary: Mrs. W. E. SINE (Pauline Fear), ex '20 Corresponding Secretary: Miss RuTH BosWORTH, Ph.H., '06 Treasurer: Mrs. MARTIN LAUTZ (Helen H. Tobin), ex '07 Auditor: Miss MAY GREGORY, ex '94 THE ·ALBANY ALUMNI ·ASSOCIATION

OFFICERS, 1923-1924 President: ·MisS ELLA DONNOCKER, A.B., '14 Vice-President: Mrs. W. E. SiNE {Pauline Fear), ex '20 Recording Secretary: Miss DELA K. HILFINGER, A.B., '16 Corresponding Secretary: Miss RUTH BoswoRTH, Ph.B., '06 Treasurer: Miss DoROTHY E. BRETTLE, A.B., '21

OFFI~ERS, 1924-1925 President: Mrs. A. W. THOMPSON, (Dorothea Peters), Ph.B., '12 Vice-President: Mrs. W. W. SINE, (Pauline Fear), ex. '20 Recording Secretary; Mis~ DELA HILFI!iGER, A.B., '16 Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. R . C. HARRISON, 349 Crescent Ave; Treasurer: Miss DoROTHY BRETTLE, A. B., '21 Election of officers takes place at the April meeting; installation of officers at the annual luncheon in May. Meetings second Saturday of each month.

THE SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION OF VERMONT Organized? OFFICERS, 1921-1922 President: Miss FREDERICA CARLETON, A.B., '20 Secretary: Miss GLADYS 'M . .HERRICK , A.B., '20 11, High St., Ludlow, Vt. OFFICERS, 192~-1923 Acting President: Mrs STANLEY CuMMINGS (Louise Green), A.B., '18, St. Albans, Vt.

THE ALBANY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Supplementary. See Vol. HI, page 248-249 OFFICERS, 191Q-1911 President: NoBLE E. WHITFORD, A.B., '89 Vice-President: GEOEGE D. CooNs, B.Ar., '94 Secretary: Mrs. LLOYD L. CHENEY (Lula E . Tupper), Ph.B., '05 Treasurer: WILLIAM A. WADSWORTH, ex '04 OFFICERS, 1911-1912 Same with the addition of a Second Vice-President: Rev. H. H. MuRDOCK, A.B., '85, D.D. OFFICERS, 1912-1913 Pre&ident: .w. A. WADSWORTH, ex '04 Vice-Presidents: W. A. BuRGESS, A.B., '95 REv.·H, H . .MuRDOCK, A.B., '85, D.D. Secretary: Mrss ALICE WELLS; B.S.; '81 Treasurer: MARK W. NF;LSON, C.E., '04 THE · ALBAN:Y ·Cl/VB IP37

OFFICERs·, 1913-1914 President: MARK W. NELSON, C.E., '04 Vice-Presidents: .Mrs. ALBERT E. HoYT (Belle M. Carter) ex, '93 E. A. GRANBERG, M.E., '12 Secretary: Mrs. EDWARD j. CHENEY (Lillian Mead), Ph.B., '02 Treasurer: MILTON H. WELLS, Ph.B., '01

OFFICERS, 1914-1915 President: WILLIAM C. RoGERs, A.B., '09 Honorary President: Rev. EDGAR H. BROWN, A.B., '81, D.D. Vice-Presidents: L. L. EvERSON, E.E., '00 MISS ELIZABETH COBB, A.B., '12 Secretary: L. M. WEIMERT, E.E., '13 Permanent Secretary: Mrs. EDWARD j. CHENEY (Lillian Mead), Ph.B., '02 Treasqrer: WILLIAM G. KENNEDY, Ph.B., '11

OFFICERS, 1915-1916 President: SIDNEY H. CoLEMAN, Ph.B., '10 Vice-President: Miss A. MABEL TAYLOR, A.B., '10 Secretary: Miss CAROLYN E. CADY, B.L.E., '12 Treasurer: S. R. CLUTE THE ALBANY CLUB OFFICERs; 1916-1917 President: EDWIN S. CuLLINGS, C.E., '10 Vice-Pre$ident: Mrs. THOMAS L. WATKINS (Bertha B. Agan) Lib. Econ. Cert. Secretary: Miss CAROLYN E. CADY, B.L.E., '12 Treasurer: S. R. CLUTE

OFFICER~, 1917-1918 Same

OFFICERS, 1918-1919 President: EVERETTS. ELWOOD, Ph.B., '08 Vice-President: Mrs. N. E. WHITFORD (Anna P . Terry), A.B., '89 Secretary: Miss FLORENCEB. G;RAY, Ph.B., '07 Treasurer: joHN L. WARNER, A.B., '12

OFFICERS, 19,19-1920 Same OFFICERS, 1920-1921 President: EVERETTS. ELLWOOD, Ph.B., '08 Vice-President: Mrs. S. R. WILsoN, ex '07 Secretary: Miss FLORENCE B. GRAY, Ph.B., '07 Treasurer: joHN L. WARNER, A.B., '12 1038 CENTRAL NEW YORK ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

OFFICERS, 1921-1922 President: JoHN L. WARNER, A.B., '12 Vice-President: Miss FLORENCE B. GRAY, Ph.B., '07 Secretary: Miss F. LouiSE WILSON, B.S., '18 Treasurer: F. WAYLAND BAILEY, Ph.B., '10 OFFICERS, 1922-1923 President: EVERETT COUNTRYMAN, B.S., '89 Vice-President: Miss LOis H. CoBB, A.B., '21 Treasurer: F. WAYLAND BAILEY, Ph.B., '10 Secretary: Miss CLARA H. STONE, A.B., '13 Y.W.C.A., Albany, N .Y.

OFFICERS, 1923-1924 President: F. WAYLAND BAILEY, Ph.B., '10 Vice-President: Miss Lms H. CoBB, A.B., '2i Secretary: Miss MAY FRANCEs KELLY, B.L.,'21 Treasurer: GEORGE D. CooNs, B.Ar., '94 Executive Committee: E. C. CouNTRYMAN, '89; MRs. EDWIN HARRIS (McECKRON), Miss HENRIETTA KNAPP.

OFFICERS, 1924-1925 President: W. W. ANDREws, Ph.B., '07 Vice-President: Miss Lois H . CoBB, A.B., '21 Secretary: Mrs. FLOYD A. LANE, (Ethel F. Rice), Cert. '15, 607 Myrtle Ave. Treasurer: G. D. CooNs, B.Ar., '94 Alumni Correspondent: Miss MAY FRANCES KELLY, B.L., '21

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF CENTRAL NEW YORK OFFICERS, 1909-1910 President: CHARLES E. CooNEY, Ph.B., '97 Vice-President: LEVIS. CHAPMAN, A.B., '89 Secretary and Treasurer:' HENRY PHiLLIPs, A.M., '93

OFFICERS, 191Q-1911 Same

OFFICERS, 1911-1912 Same

OFFICERS, 1912-1913 Same BOSTON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 1039

OFFICERS, 1913-1914 President: *EDMUND L. FRENCH, B.S., '02 Vice-President: CHARLES E. CoONEY, LL.B., '99 Secretary: JoHN E. MoRRISSEY, LL.B., '08 Treasurer: EMn.. HANSEN, Ph.B., '08 OFFICERS, 1914-1915 Same OFFICERS, 1915-1916 Same OFFICERS, 1916-1917 Same OFFICERS, 1917-1918 No report for this or subsequent years.

BOSTON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Supplementary. See Vol. III, pp. 250-251 OFFICERS, 191Q-1911 President: Rev. Wn..LIAM H . VAN ALLEN, S.T.D., '90 Vice-President: Wn..LIAM A. WooD, B.S., '75 Secretary and Treasurer: ARTHUR L. EvANs, A.B., '04, 125 School St., Brain­ tree, Mass. OFFICERS, 1911-1912 Same OFFICERS, 1912-1913 Same OFFICERS, 1913-1914 Same OFFICERS, 1914-1915 Same OFFICERS, 1915-1916 Same OFFICERS, 1916-1917 Same OFFICERS, 1917-1918 Same OFFICERS, 1918-1919 Same ROME AL"tJMNI ASSOCIATION

OFFICERS, 1919-1920 Same

OFFICERS, 1920-1921 Same

OFFICERS, 1921-1922 Same

OFFICERS, 1922-1923 Same

OFFICERS, 1924-1925 Same Alumni Council: A. L. EvANS, A.B., '04 News Representative: A. L. EvANS, A.B., '04

BOSTON ALUMNAE CLUB Organized, 1912 OFFICERS, 1912-1921 President: Mrs. CHARLES J. BuLLOCK (Helen Smith), ex '94 Secretary: Miss IMOGENE CoNLAND, Ph.B., '01

OFFICERS, 1921-1924 President: Mrs. FRANCES JoHN FLAGG (May M. Buchanan), A.B., '08 54 Oakwood Road, Newtonville, Mass. Secretary: Miss IMOGENE CoNLAND, Ph.B., '01

OFFICERS, 1924-1925 President: Mrs. FRANCIS J. FLAGG, (M. M. Buchanan), A.B., '08 Vice-President: Mrs. ERNEST W. RIGGs, (Alice C. Shepard), Ph.B., '10 Corresponding Secretary: Miss REX CuMMINGS, A.B., '14 Recording Secretary: Mrs. WILLIAMTITCOMB, (Kathleen E. Kellogg), Ph.B.,'lO Treasurer: Mrs. A. L. EvANs

ROME AL DMNI ASSOCIATION Supplementary. See Vol. III, p. 251 OFFICERS, 1910-1911 President: Miss ]ANE S. HIGHAM, A.B., '76 Vice-President: DANIEL J. KELLY, A.B., '04 Secretary: Miss EMMA M. FoOTE, ex '7.5 Treasurer: FRANK W. KIRKLAND, B.Ar., '92 OSWEGO COUNTY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

OFFICERS, 1911-1912 Same OFFIC,ERS, 1912-1913 President: Miss JANES. HIGHAM, A.B., '76 Vice-President: GEORGE R. STALEY, A.B., '()() Secretary: Miss EMMA M. FOOTE, ex '75 Treasurer: FRANK W. KIRKLAND, B.Ar., '92 OFFICERS, 1913-1914 Same OFFICERS, 1914-1915 Same OFFICERS, 1915-1916 No further statistics furnished. Miss Jane Higham, '76, writes that the organization is extinct.

THE SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY CLUB OF OSWEGO, N.Y. Supplementary. See Vol. III, p. 252. OFFICERS, 1910-1911 President: Rev. EuGENE H. JoY, D. D., ex '85 Vice-President: EDWARD J. MIZAN, LL.B., '01 Secretary and Treasurer: JosEPH B. RINGLAND, M.D., '02 OFFICERS, 1911-1912 Same

OSWEGO COUNTY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OFFICERS, 1913-1914 President: W. McD. HALSEY, M.D., '02 Vice-President: STEPHEN HEALEY, Mus.B., '10 Secretary: MERRITT A. SWITZER, LL.B., '11 Treasurer: JosEPH B. RINGLAND, M .D., '02 OFFICERS, 1914-1915 President: JosEPH B. RINGLAND, M.D., '02 Vice-President: Rev. C. LANSING SEYMOUR, Ph.B., '09 Secretary (pro tern): MERRITT A. SWITZER, LL.B., '11, Pulaski, N.Y. Treasurer: W. C. TooT, M.D., '87 OFFICERS, 1915-1916 Same I042 THE CLEVELAND ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

OFFICERS, 1916-1917 Same OFFICERS, 1917-1918 Same OFFICERS, 1918-1919 Same OFFICERS, 1919-1920 Same OFFICERS, 1920-1921 Same OFFICERS, 1921-1922 Same OFFICERS, 1922-1923 Same OFFICERS, 1923-1924 Same

THE CLEVELAND ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Supplementary. See Vol. III, p. 252.

OFFICERS, 1910--1911 President: RALPH W. SHENTON, E.E., '10 Vice-President: Mrs. CLIFFORD R. WALKER (Joanna M. Street), Ph.B., '08 Secretary: WILL L. CHANDLER, A.B., '06 Treasurer: CLIFFORD R. WALKER, Ph.B., '08 OFFICERS, 1911-1912 President: RALPH W. SHENTON, E.E., '08 Secretary: Mrs. CLIFFORD E . WALKER (Joanna M. Street), Ph.B., '08 Treasurer: WILL L. CHANDLER, A.B., '06 OFFICERS, 1912-1913 Same OFFICERS, 1913-1914 President: A. G. GREEN, Ph.B., '08 Secretary and Treasurer: WILL L. CHANDLER, A.B., '06 OFFICERS, 1914-1915 President: E. J. LEICHT, ex '12 Secretary and Treasurer: C. R. WALKER, Ph.B., '08 THE CLEVELAND ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 1043

OFFICERS, 1915-1916 President: CHARLES C. KINNE,'C.E., '06 Secretary and Treasurer: A. J. GRIMM, M.E., '12

OFFICERS, 1916-1917 President: Same Secretary: CuMMINGs M. Cox, A.B., '15 Treasurer: Same OFFICERS, 1917-1918 President: FRANK E. PHELPS, A.B., '06 Secretary: ELMER J. LEICHT, ex '12 Treasurer: F. M. DALY, B.S., '14

OFFICERS, 1918-1919 Same

OFFICERS, 1919-1920 President: HAROLD B. LowE, LL.B., '19 Secretary: BuRTON P. FoWLER, A.B., '07 Treasurer: EVERETT E. PURINGTON, Ph.B., '08

OFFICERS, 1920-1921 President: HAROLD B. LoWE, LL.B., '19 Secretary and Treasurer: WALTER E. BAKER, A.B., '14

OFFICERS, 1921-1922 President: GEORGE H. REEVE, M.D., '12 .Secretary and Treasurer: WALTER E. BAKER, A.B., '14

OFFICERS, 1922-1923 President: IjURTON P. FoWLER, A.B., '07 Vice-President: EDWIN B. STAIR, B.S. in Bus., '22 Secretary and Treasurer' WALTER E. BAKER, A.B., '14

OFFICERS, 1923-1924 President: BuRTON P. FoWLER, A.B., '07 Secretary and Treasurer: WALTER E. BAKER, A.B., '14, 910 Leader Building

OFFICERS, 1924-1925 President: HAROLD OLSON, E.E., '23 Vice-President: WALLACE HARDIE, ex. '24 Secretary and Treasurer: WALTER E. BAKER, A.B., '14, 1700Keith Theater Bld'g. News Correspondent: WALTER E. BAKER, A.B., '14, 1700 Keith Theater Bidg. Council Representative: FRANK E. PHELPS, A.B., '06 I044 CLEVELAND ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION

CLEVELAND ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION Organized in 1911

OFFICERS, 1913-1914 President: Mrs. C. R. WALKER (Joanna M. Street), Ph.B., '08 Secretary and Treasurer: Mrs. A. G. GREEN (Bernice Peck), ex '11

OFFICERS, 1914-1915 President: Mrs. WILL L. CHANDLER (Beulah B. Throop), Ph.B., '06 Secretary and Treasurer: Miss RILLA PARSONs, B.Mus., '13

OFFICERS, 1915--1916 President:· Miss BEATRICE C. THROOP, B.Mus., '04 Secretary and Treasurer: Mrs. H. B. CLAFLIN (Marion B. Warner), ex '12

OFFICERS, 1916-1917 President: Mrs. H. B. CLAFLIN (Marion B. Warner), ex '12 Secretary and Treausrer: Mrs. J. S. AYLING (Alta M. Van Guilder), ex '16

OFFICERS, 1917-1918 President: Mrs. C. R. WALKER (Joanna M. Street), Ph.B., '08 Secretary and Treasurer: Mrs. T. G. PROTHEROE (Beatrice C. Throop), B.Mus., '04 OFFICERS, 1918-1919 Same

OFFICERS, 1919-1920 President: Mrs. H. B. CLAFLIN (Marion B. Warner), ex '12 Secretary and Treasurer: Mrs. WALTER E. BAKER (Florence Nelson), N.M. '15 OFFICERS, 1921-1922 President: Mrs. J. S. AYLING (Alta M. Van Guilder) , ex '16 Secretary and Treasurer: Mrs. B. M. BuRNS (Marion A. Miller), B.Mus., '17

OFFICERS, 1922-1923 Same OFFICERS, 1923-1924 President: Mrs. M. WARNER (Marian Wright), A.B.,'()() Vice-President: Miss SusAN H. SMITH, Ph.B., '08 Secretary: Mrs~ W. H. WILSON (Thelma Fisk), ex. '17. 1271 E. 124th St., Cleveland, 0. Treasurer: Mrs. H. B. CLAFLIN (Marian B. Warner), ex '1::! WASHINGTON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 1045

OFFICERS, 1924-1925 President: Mrs. C. R. WALKER, (Joanna M. Street), Ph.B., '08 Vice-President: Mrs. R. M. WATKINS, (Alice W. Kenyon), A.B., '18 Secretary: Mrs. Roy MoULTHROP, {]etta A. MacDonald), A.B., '07, 3148 Kingston Road. Treasurer: Mrs. W. H. WILSON, (Thelma Fisk), ex. '17

THE CORTLAND ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Organized June 5, 1922

OFFICERS, 1922 President: GEORGE A. ADSIT, B.S.A., '17, Cortland, N. Y. Vice-President: Rev. BENJAMIN RoWE, A.B., '13, Cortland, N. Y. Mrs. HALsEY M. CoLLINS (Clara A. Bingham), Ph.B., '99, Cortland, N.Y. Treasurer: Mrs. HAROLD R. BEESTON (Laura B. Garner), A.B., '17, Homer, N.Y. Secretary: HENRY C. WHITE, B.S.A., '17, Homer, N.Y.

OFFICERS, 1922-1923 President: Rev. BENJAMIN RowE, A.B., '13, Cortland, N.Y. Vice-President: Louis R. Dowo, LL.B., '16 Mrs. RALPH S. BENNETT (Lydia H. Schaefer), A.B., '08 Treasurer: Miss MARY HARRINGTON, A.B., '21 Secretary: HENRY C. WHITE, B.S.A., '17, Homer, N.Y. Representative to Alumni Council: Dr.]. ]. PARSONS, Ph.B., 'fY7, Cortland, N.Y. Representative to Athletic Governing Board: MoRsE AMES, LL.B., '11, Cortland, N. Y. Membership Committee: MoRSE AMES, Louis R. Dowo, Mrs. PARSONS, Mrs. CoLLINS Alumni News Correspondent: Miss M. ELIZABETH MAsON, A.B. '02

THE WASHINGTON A~UMNI ASSOCIATION Supplementary. See Vol. III, p. 252.

OFFICERS, 1909-1910 President: ARTHUR H. GILES, Ph.B., '78, LL.M. Vice-Presiaent: FRANKLIN W. COLLINS, ex '82 Secretary: CLEMENT T. RoBERTSON, A.B., '05 Assistant Secretary: Mrs. D. A. DAVIS (Maud Merritt), Ph.B., 'fY7 Treasurer: LEON R,. WooDHULL, E.E., '05 WASHINGTON ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

OFFICERS, 1910-1911 President: FRANKLIN W. COLLINS, ex '82 Vice-President: ARTHUR H. GILEs, Ph.B., '78, LL.M. Secretary: WILLIAM B. HEROY, Ph.B., '09 Treasurer: DAVID RALPH MILLER, M.E., '05 OFFICERS, 1911-1912 Same with the addition of Assistant Secretary: Miss GEORGIA B. CARPENTER, L.E., '07 OFFICERS, 1912-1913 Same OFFICERS, 1913-1914 Same OFFICERS, 1914-1915 President: C. T. RoBERTSON, A.B., '05 Vice-President: Mrs. W. A. GIBBS (Lena A. Dakin), ex '98 Secretary: jEROME S. RoGERs, B.S., '07 Assistant Secretary: Miss MYRA JoNES, Ph.B., '11 Treasurer: CHARLES J. HARES, B.S., '07; M .S., '08 OFFICERS, 1915-1916 President: C. T . RoBERTSON, A.B., '05 Vice-President: Miss MARY E. GRIFFITHS, Ph.B., '10 Secretary: ]EROME S. RoGERs, B.S., '07 Assistant Secretary: Miss MYRA JoNES, Ph.B., '11 Treasurer: CHARLES J. HARES, B.S., '07; M .S., '08 OFFICERS, 1916-1917 President: C. T. RoBERTSON , A.B., '05 Vice-President: Mrs. joHN D. NoRTHRUP (M. Annie Mayo), ex '13 Secretary: R.N. CAMPBELL, ex '07 Assistant Secretary: Miss ALwiLDA LowELL, ex '13 Treasurer: F. A. MEATYARD, M.E., '06 OFFICERS, 1917-1918 President: C. T. RoBERTSON, A.B., '05 Vice-President: Mrs. H . H. BROWN (Bertha C. Siggins) Pd.B., '11 Secretary: CARLL. OsWALD, ex '14 Assistant Secretary: Miss ELVA L. HoWARD, B.S., '01 Treasurer: F. A. MEATYARD, M.E., '06 Executive Council: Messrs. R.N. CAMPBELL, ex '07, D. ]. RICHARDSON, '03 ]. D. NoRTHRUP, '10 OFFICERS, 1918-1919 Same PUGET SOUND ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION 1047

OFFICERS, 1919-1920 Same OFFICERS, 1920-1921 Same OFFICERS, 1921-1922 Same OFFICERS, 1922-1923 President: ARTHUR H. GILES, A.B., '78, LL.M. Secretary: CHARLES W. TooKE, A.B., '91, 3509 Idaho Ave., Washington, D.C. Treasurer: PAUL V. RouNDY, ex '09

OFFICERS, 1923-1924 Same OFFICERS, 1924-1925 President: WILLIAM R. MAXON, Ph.B., '98 Secretary: C. W. TooKE, A,B., '91, 3509 ldaho Ave. Treasurer: P. V. RouNDY, ex. '09 Executive Committee: D. J. RICHARDSON, Ph.B., '03 News Correspondent: H. E. WooLEVER, A.B., '07, 100 Maryland Ave.,N.E.

THE WASHINGTON ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION OFFICERS, 1924-1925 President: Mrs. H. E. WooLEVER, (M. Eloise Andrews), Ph.B., '09 Vice-President: M.iss Lucy J. GRAHAM, B.S., '10 Secretary: Miss ANNA B. STILES, A.B., '17, Apt., 502 Florence Courts, N. W. Treasurer: Miss KATHRYN L. STEINLE, B.S., '13 Alumni Correspondent: Mrs. CLARENCE J. HEACOCK, (Helen J. Arnold), A.B., '16

THE PUGET SOUND ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Supplementary, See Vol. III, page 253 OFFICERS, 191Q-1911 President: HARRY G. RoWLAND, Ph.B., '88 Vice-President: JoHN F. REED, A.B., '95 Secretary: GEORGE A. HAMILTON, B.Ar., '04 Treasurer: ALFRED G. LAFFIN, LL.B., '08 OFFICERS, 1911-1912 Same 1048 NORTH-EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

OFFICERS, 1912-1913 Same OFFICERS, 1913-1914 Same OFFICERS, 1914-1915 President: E. D. WHITE, A.B., '85 Vice-President: ]OHN F. REED, A.B., '95 Secretary: Mrs. L. L. PosT (Georgia M. Allen), B.L., '03 Treasurer: ]OHN W·. HEAL, ]R., Ph.B., '04 OFFICERS, 1915-1916 Same

OFFICERS, 1916-1917 President: JoHN F. REED, A.B., '95 Vice-President: HENRY R. STEVENS, E.E., '02 Secretary: Mrs. J. W. HEAL (Reva G. Casper), A.B., '07 Treasurer: ORVILLE E. CuMMINGS, Ph.B., '07 OFFICERS, 1917-1918 Same

OFFICERS, 1918-1919 Same OFFICERS, 1919-1920 Same

OFFICERS, 192Q-1921 Same

OFFICERS, 1921-1922 No Report

THE NORTH-EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Supplementary, See Vol. III, page 253 OFFICERS, 191Q-1911 President: SAMUEL B. FARES, A.B., '03 Vice-President: Rev. CHARLES M. OLMSTEAD, A.B. '95 Ph.D. Secretary and Treasurer: DAYTON ELLIS, A.B., '02 OFFICERS, 1911-1912 Same SYRACUSE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF SCRANTON AND VICINITY 1049

OFFICERS, 1912-1913 Same OFFICERS, 1913-1914 Same OFFICERS, 1914-1915 President: CHARLES L. SHAFER, M.D., '08 Vice-President: Rev. CHARLEs'M . OLMSTEAD, A.B., '95, Ph.D. Secretary and Treasurer: DAYTON ELLIS, A.B., '02 OFFICERS, 1915-1916 Same OFFICERS, 1916-1917 President: CHARLES L. SHAFER, M.D., '08 Vice-President: Rev. CHARLES M. OLMSTEAD, A.B., '95 Secretary and Treasurer: DAYTON ELLIS, A.B., '02 OFFICERS, 1917-1918 Same OFFICERS; 1918-1919 Same OFFICERS, 1919-1920 Same

OFF~CERS, 1920-1921 Same

THE SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF SCRANTON AND VICINITY OFFICERS, 1921-1922 President: DAYTON ELLIS, A.B., '02, Dunmore, Pa. Vice-President: ]AMES D. GODFREY, Ph.B., '12 Treasurer: Miss EFFIE G. McCLELLAN, Ph.B., '09 News Correspondent: Mrs.]. E. SICKLER (Carolyn]. Paterson), A.B., '03 Secretary: Miss FRANCES TERWILLIGER, Cert. in Music, '18, Scranton, Pa. OFFICERS, 1922-1923 President: *DAYTON ELLIS, A.B., '02, Dunmore, Pa. Vice-President: J. D. GoDFREY, Ph.B., '12, Scranton, Pa. Secretary: Miss FRANCES TERWILLIGER, Cert in Mus., '18, 1227 Providence Road,. Scranton, Pa. Treasurer: Miss EFFIE G. McCLELLAN, Ph.B., '09 News Correspondent: Mrs. J. E. SICKLER (Carolyn J. Paterson), A.B., '03, 801 Taylor Ave., Scranton, Pa. 1050 CONNECTICUT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

OFFICERS, 1923-1924 President: Vice-President: J. D. GoDFREY, Ph.B., '12 Secretary: Miss FRANCES TERWILLIGER, Cert. in Music, '18, 1227 Providence Road, Scranton, Pa. Treasurer: Miss EFFIE G. McCLELLAND, Ph.B., '09

OFFICERS, 1924-1925 President: J. D. GoDFREY, Ph.B., '12 Secretary: Miss FRANCES TERWILLIGER, Cert. '18, 1227 Providence Rd. Treasurer: Miss EFFIE G. McCLELLAN, Ph.B., '09 News Correspondent: Mrs. J. E. STICKLER, (Carolyn Patterson), A.B., '03

THE CONNECTICUT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Organized -- OFFICERS, 1912-1913 President: WILLIAM A. WHEATLEY, A.B., '94 Vice-President: Miss EvELYN WATERBURY, Ph.B., '04 Secretary and Treasurer: Miss RuTH C. THOMPSON, N.A., '13 Chairman Membership Committee: ARTHUR L. BILLINGS, A.B., '11 OFFICERS, 1913-1914 Same, and Chairman Social Committee: DANIEL R . KENNEDY, ]R., A.B., '02 OFFICERS, 1914-1915 Same

OFFICERS, 1915-1916 President: FRANK E. FISK, Ph.B., '01 Vice-President: ARTHUR L. BILLINGs, A.B., '11 Secretary and Treasurer: Mrs. HARLEY T. PECK (Augusta Campbell), A.B.,'11 Chairman Membership Committee: ARTHUR L. BILLINGS, A.B., '11 Chairman Social Committee: DANIEL R. KENNEDY, ]R., A.B., '02

OFFICERS, 1916-1917 President: ARTHUR L. BILLINGS, A.B., '11 Vice-President: Rev. joHN W. LAIRD, Ph.B., '09 Secretary and Treasurer: Miss ELIZABETH B. DEAN, Ph.B., '01

OFFICERS, 1917-1918 Same

OFFICERS, 1918-1919 Same SYRACUSE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF HOMER, N.Y. 1051

OFFICERS, 1919-1920 Same OFFICERS, 1920-1921 Same OFFICERS, 1921-1922 President: JuLius C. BARDEN, E.E., '05 Vice-President: Mrs. LEER. Ross (Evelyn Waterbury), Ph.B., '04 Secretary and Treasurer: Mrs. LEONE. TAYLOR (RuthThompson),N.A.,'13, Rocky Hill, Conn.,

OFFICERS, 1922-1923 Same?

THE SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF HOMER, N.Y. Organized, 1914

OFFICERS, 1913-1914 President: HAROLD J. CooN, Ph.B., '11 Vice-President: IRVING W. HAZARD, B.S. in Chern., '16 Secretary and Treasurer: Miss M. AuGusTA BRIGGS, B.P., '13, Homer, N. Y. Program Committee: Rev. E. E. MERRING, Ph.B., '07, D.D., Miss HELEN E. PHELPS, B.P., '13, Miss LENA FULLER, A.B., '17, Mr. ALBERT ] . COALEY, ex '14 OFFICERS, 1914-1915 President: Miss EDITH RING, B.Mus.,'06 Vice-President: LEON H. CooN, A.B., '16 Secretary and Treasurer: Miss MIGNON E. BuRNHAM, A.B., '17, Little York, N.Y Social Committee: Rev. E . E. MERRING, D.D., '07, LISLE WooD, A.B., '17, Miss HELEN E. PHELPS, B.P., '13, Miss LENA FuLLER, A.B., '17 OFFICERS, 1915-1916 Same OFFICERS, 1916-1917 Same OFFICERS, 1917-1918 Same OFFICERS, 1918-1919 Same 1052 JEFFERSON COUNTY ALUMNI CLUB OF SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY

OFFICERS, 1919-1920 Same OFFICERS, 1920-1921 President: Mrs. HAROLD R. BEESTON (Laura B. Garner), A.B., '17 Vice-President: Principal A. W. ARMITAGE, A.B., '07 Secretary and Treasurer: CARROLL W. PoTTER, Ph.B., '08, Homer, N.Y. Corresponding Secretary: Miss LIONA FISHER, B.Mus., '23 Chairman Social Committee: Miss CHRISTINE GRADNER, B.Mus., '22 OFFICERS, 1921-1922 Same Merged in the Cortland Alumni Association

THE SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Organized, 1912 OFICFERS, 1912-1913 President: G. J. CHAMPLIN, ex '01 Vice-President: FosTER PosT, M.D., '07 Secretary and Tresuarer: PAUL E. McCARTHY, ex '08 OFFICERS, 1913-1914 Same No report since 1914

THE JEFFERSON COUNTY ALUMNI CLUB OF SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY Organized 13 Oct. 1921 OFFICERS, 1921-1922 President: Miss EDITH L. GRONER, A.B., '14 Vice-President: EDWIN S. CULLINGS, C.E., '10 Secretary: Mrs. CHARLES H. CoNGDON (Martha Caldwell), B.S., '97, Water­ town, N.Y. Treasurer: PAGE E . THORNHILL, M.D., '09 OFFICERS, 1922-1923 Same OFFICERS, 1923-1924 President: EDWIN S. CuLLINGS, C.E., '10 1st Vice-President: ERNEST N. BLANCHARD, C.E., '18 2d Vice-President: Mrs. A. R. JoNES (Hazel H. Simmons), Ph.B., '10 Recording Secretary: Mrs. C. T. }EWELL (Frances M. Kested), Ph.B., '08 SYRACUSE ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION OF SYRACUSE, N.Y. I053

Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. C. H. CoNGDON (Martha Caldwell), B.S., '97, Watertown, N.Y. Treasurer: PAGE E. THoRNHILL, M.D., '09 Assistant Treasurer: Mrs. HARRY J. HELK (Marjorie Hinkley), Cert. '18

OFFICERS, 1924-1925 President: PAGE E. THORNHILL, M.D., '09 1st Vice-President: FRED. P. STODDARD, LL.B., '08 2d Vice-President: RussELL WRIGHT, ex., '19 Treasurer: MRs. W. W. HALL, (Elsie Rogers) Cert. '15 Recording Secretary: Miss LOis L. GANNETT, M.D., '04 Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. H. J . HELK (M. Hinkley), Cert. '18, 531 Franklin St. Treasurer: Mrs. W. W. HALL, (Elsie Rogers)

THE SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF WILKES BARRE, PA. Organized 7 Jan. 1922

OFFICERS, 1921-1922 President: FRED L. NEWHART, B.S., '13 Vice-President: Miss MARION A. STURDEVANT, A.B., '03 Treasurer: CLIFFORD L. DuBOis, Ph.B., '07 Secretary: Mrs. E. E. BucKMAN (Bertha M. Bannister), A.B., '86, Kingston, Pa. OFFICERS, 1922-1923 Same OFFICERS, 1924-1925 Same

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION OF SYRACUSE, N. Y. Organized 31 Jan. 1903

OFFICERS, 1921-1922 President: Mrs. J. W. BROOKS (Gertrude Skerritt) A.B. '13 Vice-President: Miss EsTHER BRUNDAGE, A.B., '16 Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. ETHEL SMITH HoMMEL, B.S., '18, 103 Eloise Terrace, Syracuse, N. Y. Treasurer: Mrs. F. C. ScHOBER, B.S., '14 Recording Secretary: Miss ELMA W. HoDGEs, Cert. Ora., '19 1054 SYRACUSE ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION OF UTICA, N. Y.

OFFICERS, 1922-1923 President: Mrs. J. W. BROOKS (Gertrude Skerritt) A.B., '13 Vice-President: Mrs. EMANUEL BRONNER (RenaL. Oberdorfer), B.L., '()() Secretary: Mrs. GILBERT VANAUKEN (Ethel E. Mead), Cert. in Or., '14 Corresponding Secretary: Miss LoUisE A. HuBBELL, ex '10, 285'Holland St., Syracuse, N. Y. Treasurer: Miss FLORENCE A. BIBBENS, A.B., '16

OFFICERS, 1923-1924 President: Mrs. EMANUEL BRONNER (RenaL. Oberdorfer), B.L., '00 Vice-President: Miss ELMA W. HoDGES, Cert. Or., '19 Recording Secretary: Mrs. GILBERT VanAUKEN (Ethel E. Mead), Cert. in Or. '14 Corresponding Secretary: Miss LOUISE A. HuBBELL, ex '10, 285 Holland St., Syracuse, N.Y. Treasurer: Miss FLORENCE A. BIBBENS, A.B., '16

THE SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF UTICA, N. Y. Organized January 1922 OFFICERS, 1921-1922 President: FRED C. BARNS, ex '19 Vice-President: Mrs. LouiSE J. HUMPHREYS, A.B., '16 Secretary: Miss RuTH C. BOWEN, A.B., '15 Treasurer: GLENN G. STEELE, Ph.B., '11

OFFICERS, 1924-1925 President: FRED. C. BARNS, ex. '19 Secretary and Treasurer: GLENN G. STEELE, Ph.B., '11, 1420 E. Genesee St.

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY _<\.LUMNAE ASSOCIATION OF UTICA, N.Y. Organized 14 Apr. 1923

OFFICERS, 1922-1923 President: Miss EDNA A. DRAIME, A.B ., '13 Vice-President: Mrs. CHA.RLES D. RooT (Ada D. Wells), A.B., '14 Secretary: Miss RuTH C. BowEN, A.B., '15, 1610 Seymour Ave., Utica, N.Y. Treasurer: Mrs. CLARENCE WILLIAMS (Florence S. Carpenter), Ph.B., '07 Correspondent Alumni News: Mrs. GLENN PRESCOTT (Florence K. Spraker), A.B., '20 Representative on Alumni Council: Miss ]ENNIE MORGAN, Ph.B., '10 SYRACUSE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF AKRON, OHIO ross

OFFICERS, 1924-1925 President: Mrs. CHARLES D. RooT, (Ada D. Wells), A.B., '14 Vice-President: MRs. STANLEY TALBOT, (Ruth E. Coult), A.B., '19 Secretary: Mrs. ALICE SMITH, A.B., '19, The Amlott Treasurer: Mrs. CLARENCE E . WILLIAMS, (Florence S. Carpenter), Ph.B., '07 Alumni Correspondent: Mrs. F . C. BARNS, (Carolyn G. Howse), LL.B., '21 Alumni Representative: Miss MARY G. HART, Ph.B., '08

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF AKRON, OHIO Organized 26 March, 1917

OFFICERS, 1917-1918 President: 0. W. SANDERSON, M .E., '13 Secretary and Treasurer: CLIFFORD C. GoEs, B.S., '14 The Association was inactive during the war. On the 17th of May, 1920 it was reorganized. OFFICERS, 1920-1921 President: ]. E. KEIB, B.S. (For.), '16 Vice-President: MATTHEW BROWN, Cert. (Law), '18 Secretary and Treasurer: A. H . KozA, M.E., '09

OFFICERS, 1921-1922 President: W. GoDFREY ScoTT, ex '17 Vice-President: WILLIAM R. CAMERON, B.S., '18 Secretary and Treasurer: Mrs. W. L. Fox, (Anna M. Brown) ex '19

OFFICERS, 1922-1923 President: Professor V. K. SUGAREFF, A.B., '17 Vice-President: Mrs. W. G. ScoTT (Constance Hutchinson), A.B., '18 Secretary and Treasurer: G. L. REDLEIN, C.E., '08 Alumni News Correspondent: Miss J. MoLNER, ex '21 Later Vice-President: Mrs. L. W. Fox (Anna M. Brown) ex '19

OFFICERS, 1923-1924 President: ALBERT H. KozA, M.E., '09 Vice-President: Mrs. FRANK RowE (Emily G. Weegar) ex '86 Secretary and Treasurer: CHARLES F. LIBBEY, ex '20 Alumni News Correspondent: Mrs. CHARLES LIBBEY (Helen L. Noble), Cert. in Design, '17

OFFICERS, 1924-1925 Same 1056 SYRACUSE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF DETROIT, MICH.

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF DETROIT, MICH. Organized 1920

OFFICERS, 1920-1921 President: HENRY J . KEOUGH, B.Ar., '09 Vice-President: Mrs. HARRY PATTYSON, (Katherine T. Baxter), A.B., '12 Secretary: CLIFFORD P . YouNG, ex '10; Miss VEMBA DuNLAP, A.B., '18, 81 Davis Ave., West, Detroit, Mich. Treasurer: CARL S. BARRY, ex '12 News Correspondent: GEORGE F . GRANGER, A.B., '12, Krolik Bldg., 316 E. Jefferson Ave., Detroit, Mich.

OFFICERS, 1921-1922 Same

OFFICERS, 1922-1923 President: HENRY J. KEOUGH, B.Ar., '09 Vice-President: Mrs. HARRY PATTYSON, (Katherine T. Baxter), A.B., '12 Secretary: CLIFFORD P. YouNG, ex '10 Treasurer: CARL S. BARRY, ex '12 News Correspondent: GEORGE F. GRANGER, A.B., '12 Chairman Membership Committee: FRANK S. HusTED, B.Ar., '92 Athletic Government Board: BERT L. CUMBER, ex '05

OFFICERS, 1923-1924 President: JoHN]. CoRBETT, M.D., '16 Vice-President: Miss VEMBA DuNLAP, A.B., '18 Secretary: FRANK S. HusTED, B.Ar., '92, 190 Avalon Ave., Highland Park, Detroit, Mich. Assistant Secretary: BRYSON B. BECKWITH, Chern. E., '18 Treasurer: E. BERSIE LEE, A.B., '96 News Correspondent: GEORGE F. GRANGER, A.B., '12 Chairman Membership Committee: CLIFFORD P. YouNG, ex '10

OFFICERS, 1924-1925 President: CLIFFORD P. YouNG, ex. '10 Vice-President: Mrs. R. L. BEERS, (Edith G. Pope), A.B., '13 Secretary: FRANKS. HusTED, B.Ar., '92, 190 Avalon Ave. Treasurer: GEORGE F. GRANGER, A.B., '12 Executive Committee: R. L. BEERS, '12, Mrs. W. J. SHAW, '14, E. BERSIELEE, '96, ROBERT MIDDLEMAS, '15, BERT L. CUMBER, ex. '05 Representative Intercollegiate Association of Detroit: CLIFFORD P. YouNG. ex '10 SYRACUSE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF JAMESTOWN, N.Y. 1057

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION OF DETROIT, MICH. Organized OFFICERS, 1922-1923 President, Mrs. LEWIS S. CASTLE, (Carol C. Rappleye) ex '15 OFFICERS, 1924-1925 Same.

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF ELMIRA, N.Y. Organized March 1, 1921 OFFICERS, 1921-1922 President: EDGAR DENTON, Jr., Ph.B., '11 Vice-President: Mrs. E. E . MERRING (Helen E. Phelps), B.P., '13 Secretary: RoBERT McDowELL, A.B., '13, Realty Building, Elmira, N. Y, Treasurer: Mrs. HARRY A. FISKE (Ada F. Fear), '10 OFFICERS, 1922-1923 Same OFFICERS, 1923-1924 President: HARVEY 0. HuTCHINSON, Pd.D., '21 Vice-President: Mrs. ALVIN H. MoNROE (Maude J. Williams), ex '09 Secretary: MAURICE P. WHITNEY, M .E., '18, 205W. Chemung Place, Elmira, N.Y. Treasurer: Mrs. R. W. SHERMAN (Alta M. Taylor), Ph.B., '09 OFFICERS, 1924-1925 President: HARVEY 0. HuTCHINSON, Pd.D., '21 Secretary: MAURICE P. WHITNEY, M.E., '18, 712Y. W. Water St. Treasurer: RoBERT McDOWELL, A.B., '13

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF JAMESTOWN, N.Y. Organized in 1919 OFFICERS, 1919--1920 President: MILTON J. FLETCHER, A.B., '88 Vice-President: HIRAM J. BALDWIN, A.B., '10 Secretary and Treasurer: Miss HELENA STONEHOUSE, A.B., '09 1058 SYRACUSE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y.

OFFICERS, 1920-1921 President: HIRAM J. BALDWIN, A.B., '10 Vice-President: Miss MARY A. BARGAR, A.B., '10 Secretary and Treasurer: Miss HELENA STONEHOUSE, A.B., '09 OFFICERS, 1921-1922 President: A. LEONARD BARTON, ex '16 Vice-President: Miss MARY A. BARGAR, A.B., '10 Secretary: J. CHESTER MoLYNEUX, ex '16 Treasurer: Miss RuTH A. CooK, A.B., '16 Registrar: Miss HELENA STONEHOUSE, A.B., '09 OFFICERS, 1922-1923 President: A. LEONARD BARTON, ex '16 Vice~President: Miss MARY A. BARGAR, A.B., '10 Secretary: J. CHESTER MoLYNEUX, ex '16, 38 Regent St., Jamestown, N.Y. Treasurer: Miss PHYLLIS DAHLSTROM, Cert., '22 Registrar: Miss HELENA STONEHOUSE, A.B., '09 OFFICERS, 1923-1924 President: CLIFFORD C. PINDER, B.S., '22 Vice-President: Miss HELENA STONEHOUSE, -!\.B ., '09 Secretary: Miss RuTH T. BARKER, A.B., '23, Lakewood, N.Y. Treasurer: Miss PHYLLIS DAHLSTROM, Cert., '22 Registrar: CLINTON W. PERRY. B.S., '09 OFFICERS, 1924-1925 Same OFFICERS, 1924-1925 Same

SYRACUSE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF DUCHESS COUNTY, POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. Organized 21 Nov. 1921 OFFICERS, 1922-1923 President: J . .GORDON FLANNERY, Cert. (Law), '18, .Beacon, N.Y. Vice-President: Miss BERTHA M.A. lvEs, A.B., '17, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Secretary: W. LAWRENCE DEAN, ex '07, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Treasurer: Mrs. 0. CooKINGHAM (Clara Ham), Ph.B., '10, Red Hook, N.Y. OFFICERS, 1923-1924 Same OFFICERS, 1924-1925 Same SYRACUSE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF PITTSBURGH, PA. 1059

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA, PITTSBURGH, PA. Organized 3 May 1913 OFFICERS, 1913-1914 Same OFFICERS, 1914-1915 Same OFFICERS, 1915-1916 Same

OFFICERS, 1916-1917 President: ARTHUR A. WAGNER, C.E., '07 Vice-President: HERBERT C. SouLE, E.E., '03 Secretary and Treasurer: Ross W. CoPELAND, E .E ., '03

OFFICERS, 1917-1918 President: HERBERT C . SouLE, E.E., '03 Vice-President: REx H. NEWTON, E.E., '09 Secretary and Treasurer: LEWIS E. CoAST, E.E., '11 OFFICERS, 1918-1919 Same OFFICERS, 1919-1920 Same OFFICERS, 1920-1921 President: RAY A. PETERSON, ex '14 Secretary and Treasurer: RoBERT CADIGAN, Cert. in Arch. '09 OFFICERS, 1921-1922 President: EDWARD C. MOREY, A.B., '84 Secretary; HOWARD J. WILSON, ex '20 OFFICERS, 1921-1922 President: RAY PETERSON, A.B., LL.B., '12 Vice-President: CHARLES WOLFENDEN, ex '18 Secretary and Treasurer: RoBERT E. CADIGAN, Arch., 'O!l OFFICERS, 1922-1923 President: Guy H. BAsKERVILLE, A.B., '95 Vice-President: CHESTER E. ANDREWS, B.S., '~3 Secretary: GEORGE W. PARKER, ex '21 Treasurer: HowARD J. WILSON, ex '20 Io60 SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ALUMNAE CLUB OF PITTSBURGH, PA.

OFFICERS, 1923-1924 President: CHESTER E. ANDREWS, B.S., '13 Vice-President: SAuL LAVINE, E.E., '05 Secretary: GEORGE W. PARKER, ex '21, c/ o Discount Corporation of Pitts­ burgh, Pa., Vandergrift Building. Treasurer: CHARLES SHAW, E.E., '20

OFFICERS, 1924-1925 Same.

THE SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ALUMNAE CLUB OF PITTSBURGH, P A. Organized 19, Sept. 1919

OFFICERS, 1919-192() President: Mrs. GuY BASKERVILLE (Marion A. Smith), ex '97 Recording and Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. R. A. PETERSON (Harriet Aldrich), ex '12 Treasurer: Mrs. DEAN R. WILSON (Doris Fancher), B.Ped., 'Hi;

OFFICERS, 1920-1921 President: Mrs. R. A. PETERSON (Harriet Aldrich), ex '12 Vice-President: Mrs. C. T. MuRDOCK (Edith M. Wilson), Ph.B., '99 Corresponding Secretary: Miss DoROTHEA MILLER, A.B., '17 Recording Secretary: Mrs. EARL B. CoLLINs (Virginia Grant), A.B., '16 Treasurer: Mrs. CLARENCE HousEKNECHT (Elizabeth Opp), A.B., '07

OFFICERS, 1921-1922 President: Miss MARION R. WARD, Ph.B., '08 Vice-President: Mrs. c .•J. HoUSEKNECHT (Elizabeth Opp), A.B., '07 Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. FRANK F. ScHAUER (Achsah Hawver), ex '11 Recording Secretary: Mrs. HoWARD]. WILsoN (Margaret Thompson), ex '17 Treasurer: Miss EMMA E. KINNE, Ph.B., '06

OFFICERS, 19~1923 President: Mrs. FRANK F. ScHAUER (Achsah Hawver), ex '97 Vice-President: Mrs. GuY B. BASKERVILLE (Marion A. Smith), ex '11 Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. HowARD J. WILsON (Margaret Thompson), ex '20, 603 Quincy St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Recording Secretary: Mrs. G. ·BRUCE Gordon (Elsie Stott), A.B., '21 Treasurer: Mrs. L. L. HADLEY Uessie I. Campbell), Ph.B., '07 SYRACUSE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF NIAGARA COUNTY, N. Y. I06I

OFFICERS, 1923-1924 President: Mrs. HowARD]. WILSON (Margaret Thompson) ex '20 Vice-President: Mr8. CHARLES T. MuRDOCK (Edith M. Wilson), Ph.B., '99 Secretary: Miss ONA MAY WARREN, B. Ped. in Music, '18 Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. FRANK ScHAUER (Achsah Hawver), ex '11 Treasurer: Miss MARGARET MERCER, ex '21 OFFICERS, 1924-1925 President: Mrs. F. F. ScHAVER (Achsah Hawver), ex. '11 Vice-President: Mrs. Guy BASKERVILLE, (Marion A. Smith), ex. '97 Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. HowARD WILSON, (Margaret Thompson), ex. '20, 603 Quincy St. Recording Secretary: Miss ELisE STOTT, A.B., '21 Treasurer: Mrs. L. L. HADLEY, (Jessie Campbell), Ph.B., '07 News Correspondent: Miss EMMA KINNE, Ph. B., '06. Library, Pittsburgh University Alumni Council Representative: Miss MARGARE}' MERCER, ex '21

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF NIAGARA COUNTY, N. Y. Organized November, 1921 OFFICERS, 1921-1922 President: WILLIAM J. STUBE, E.E., '09 Vice-President: Miss DoRIS LEAKE, B.O.E., '17 Secretaries: ·Miss HELEN FRASER, '16, , N.Y. Miss MARGARET McALPINE, N.M., '17, Niagara Falls, N.Y. Treasurer: Mrs. DEo RoBINSON (Frances L. Fuller) Ph.B., '03 Vice-Treasurers: Miss M. DoRA TAYLOR, A.B., '17 G. L. VANAuKEN, B.Ar., '11

OFFICERS, 1922~1923 President: EDWARD]. CANNON, E.E., '04 Vice-President: CLAUDE C. NEWFANG, A.B., '14 Second Vice-President: RoY BuRDETTE KELLY, B.S. in Educ., '19 Secretary: Mrs. ERNEST C. ANsLEY (Bertha Abendroth), A.B., '13 Treasurer: Miss FLORENCE E. MILLER, B.S., '18 Assistant Treasurer: Miss CLARA A. SHAW, A.B., '15 OFFICERS, 1924-1925 President: EDWARD J. CANNON, E.E., '04 1st. Vice-Presiden.t: Miss EVELYN M. KEIM, Ph.B., '08 2d. Vice-President, RoY B. KELLY, B.S. in Education, '19 Secretary: A. W. BENSON, A.B., '08, 554 3d St., Niagara Falls, N.Y. Treasurer: J. L. NEAL, B.S., '22 I062 SYRACUSE ALUMNAE CLUB OF PHILADELPHIA, PA,

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA, PA. Organized, January 1920 OFFICERS, 1921-1922 President: FREDERICK A. McCoRD, A.B., '10 Vice-President: CLAUDE M. MARRIOTT, Ph.B., '01 Secretary and Treasurer: Ross ANDERSON, Ph.B., '06 OFFICERS, 1922-1923 President: FREDERICK A. McCoRD, A.B., '10 Vice-President: FRANK W. NoxoN, Ph.B., '94 Secretary and Treasurer: Ross ANDERSON, Ph.B., '06 Board of Directors: H. W. FAus, ]. C. TENNANT, C. M. MARRIOTT, C. S. ELWELL, LESTER LAMB. OFFICERS, 1923-1924 President: EvERETTS. ELwooD, Ph.B., '08 Vice-President: LESTER S. LAMB, ex '18 Secretary and Treasurer: HowARD F. BRINCKERHOFF,E.E., 'fJl Executive Committee: Ross ANDERSON, H. R. CADY, E. H. HAWKINS, C. M. MARRIOTT, F . A. McCoRD. OFFICERS, 1924-1925 Same.

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ALUMNAE CLUB OF PHILADELPHIA, PA. Organized 25 May, 1912 OFFICERS, 1912-1913 President: Miss EDITH HAMLIN, B.Mus., '90 Vice-President: Mrs. B. C. BROWN (Mary J. McClelland), B.S.,'()() Secretary: Miss ANNIE HuBBLE, Ph.B., '03 Treasurer: Mrs. W. D. LEWIS (Louise P. Graff) ex '93 OFFICERS, 1913-1914 President: Mrs. W. D. LEWIS (Louise P. Graff), ex '93 Vice-President: Mrs. S. H. WRIGHT (Theresa K. Tobin), Ph.B., '05 Secretary: Miss ELIZABETH PARSONS, A.B., '96 Treasurer: Miss BEATRICE PECK, Ph.B., '09 OFFICERS, 1914-1915 President: Mrs. W. B. PARSHALL (Kate L. Fry), ex '90 Vice-President: Miss ELIZABETH FEWSMITH, A.B., '08 Secretary: Miss MABEL E. LEWIS, B.S., '09 Treasurer: Miss MARGARET KNAPP, Ph.B., '10 SYRACUSE ALUMNAE CLUB OF PHILADELPHIA, PA. I06~

OFFICERS, 1915-1916 President: Mrs. B. C. BROWN (Mary J. McClelland), B.S., '()() Vice-President: Miss ANNA OTTo, Ph.B., '09 Secretary: Miss MARION CooK, Ph.B., '08 Treasurer: Miss SARA SADLER, Cert. Lib. Econ., '08 OFFICERS, 1916-1917 President: Miss MARION CooK, Ph.B., '08 Vice-President: Miss MABEL LEWIS, B.S., '09 Secretary: Miss BEATRICE PEcK, Ph.B., '09 Treasurer: Miss Jane Sands, A.B., '15 OFFICERS, 1917-1918 President: Miss GAIL SELMSER, Ph.B., '06 Vice-President: Miss ELIZABETH FEWSMITH, A.B., '08 Secretary: Miss BEss V. SMITH, Ph.B., '11 Treasurer: Miss jANE SANDs, A.B., '15 OFFICERS, 1918-1919 President: Miss ELIZABETH TENNANT Vice-President: Miss ALICE OWENS Secretary: Miss BEss V. SMITH, Ph.B., '11 Treasurer: Miss FLORENCE A. FONDA, ex '09 OFFICERS, 1919-1920 President: Miss ELIZABETH ScHAEFER, Cert. in design, '01 Vice-President< Miss HELEN ScHRACK, B.S., '17 Secretary: Miss GRETA GARRISON, ex '14 Treasurer: Miss ALICE SIMPSON, A.B., '15 OFFICERS, 1920-1921 President: Mrs. B. C. BROWN (Mary J. McClelland), B.S., '00 Vice-President: Miss EDITH HAMLIN, B.Mus., '90 Secretary: Miss ALICE B. WESTCOTT, A.B., '17 Treasurer: Miss RuTH CAREY, A.B., '16 OFFICERS, 1921-1922 President: Mrs. Wm. MoYER (Sara B. Conrow), B.S., '08 Vice-President: Miss ELIZABETH FEWSMITH, A.B., '08 Secretary: Miss LILLIAN FRANTZ, A.B., '12 Treasurer: Miss DoROTHY DEUEL, A.B., '19

OFFICERS, 1922-1923 President: Mrs. F. A. McCoRD (Elizabeth A. Brooks), A.B., '10 Vice-President: Miss THORA JoHNSON, B.S. Phys. Ed., '21 Secretary: Mrs. E. A. GREEN (Edith A. Nye)., Ph.B., '()(), Treasurer: Miss MATIE GREEN, A.B., '18 THE SCHENECTADY ALUMNAE CLUB

OFFICERS, 1923--1924 President: Mrs. F . A. McCoRD (Elizabeth A. Brooks), A.B., '10 Vice-President: Miss EDITH MoRIN Secretary: Miss FRANK WESTCOTT Treasurer: Miss TILLIE THOMPSON News Correspondent: Miss LouiSE HuMPHREYS Assistant News Correspondent: Mrs. DENCH (Dorothy E. Bryan), A.B., '19

OFFICERS, 1924-1925 President: Mrs. E. A. GREEN, (Edith A. Nye), Ph.B., '()() Vice-President: Miss EvELYN C. PETERSON, Ph.B., '08 Secretary: Miss ETHEL LORD, Ph.B., '11 Treasurer: Miss TILLIE THOMPSON, LL.B., '20 Alumni News Correspondent: Miss LouiSE HUMPHREYS, A.B., '16 Assistant News Correspondent: Mrs. E. DENCH, (Dorothy Bryan), A.B., '19

THE SCHENECTADY ALUMNAE CLUB Organized 20 Nov., 1916 OFFICERS, 1916-1917 President: Mrs. EzRA E . TALMAGE (Ruth Bowerman), Ph.B.,, '09 Vice-President: Miss HARRIET L. FINCH, ex '10 Recording Secretary: Mrs. R. C. HoLZWARTH (Gladys Haviland), A.B., '16 Corresponding Secretary: Miss ANNA LIBERMAN, A.B., '13 Treasurer: Mrs. M. H. WELLS (Cynthia Steers), M.D., '03 OFFICERS, 1917-1918 President: Miss HARRIET L. FINCH, ex '10 Vice-President: Mrs. LEWIS CARTER (Bertha Wilson), B.S., '01 Recording Secretary: Mrs. E . DAWSON (Elsie M. Kinney), A.B., '11 Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. FRANK WIEDEMAN (Sylvia Shea), Ph.B., '12 Treasurer: Mrs. SAMUEL LEVY (Eliza Ruth Propp), ex '08 OFFICERS, 1918-1919 President: Miss HARRIET L. FINCH, ex '10 Vice-President: Mrs. M. H. WELLS, (Cynthia Steers), M.D., '03 Recording Secretary: Mrs. W. R. TEALE, B.L., '05 Mrs. M. H. HANNA, Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. FRANK K . BAGNALL, (Grace MaeDornburgh), B. Mus., '04 Treasurer: Mrs. ]AMES P . BARNES, (Merriam Ernhout), B. Mus., '()() OFFICERS, 1919-1920 President: Mrs. ]AMES P. BARNES, (Merriam Ernhout), B.Mus., '00 Vice-President: Mrs. M. H. HANNA THE SCHENECTADY CLUB OF SYRACUSE ALUMNI I065

Recording Secretary: Miss SYLVIA SHEA, Ph.B., '12 Corresponding Secretary: Miss EsTHER VEDDER, ex '18 Treasurer: Mrs. SAMU:EL LEVY (Eliza Ruth Propp), ex '08

OFFICERS, 1920-1921 President: Miss HARRIET L. FINCH, ex '10 Vice-President: Miss LETHA D. CASTLEMAN, A.B., '15 Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. HARRISON TuRNSIDE, (Elizabeth M. Kellogg), A.B., '08 Recording Secretary: Mrs. FRANK WIEDEMAN, Ph.B., '12 Miss ELIZABETH FAHNESTOCK, B.L., '00 Treasurer: Mrs. M. H. WELLS, (Cynthia Steers), M .D ., '03

OFFICERS, 1921-1922 President: Miss HARRIET L. FINCH, ex '10 Vice-President: Mrs. C. E. BENNETT, (Eva J. Algire), Ph.B., '01 Recording Secretary: Miss ELIZABETH V. FAHNESTOCK, B.L., '00 Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. HARRISON TURNSIDE, (Elizabeth Kellogg), A.B., '08 Treasurer: Mrs. M. H. WELLS, (Cynthia Steers), M.D., '03

OFFICERS, 1922-1923 President: Miss HARRIET L. FINCH, ex '10 Vice-President: Mrs. J.D. GuLICK, (Edith L. Kinney), B.S., '01 Recording Secretary: Miss ELIZABETH VAN D. FAHNESTOCK, B.L., '00 Corresponding Secretary: Miss FRANCES E. MYER, A.B., '16 Treasurer: Miss ELIZABETH STAFFORD GREENE, Ph.B., '05

OFFICERS, 1923-1924 President: Miss HARRIET L. FINCH, ex '10 Vice-President: Miss MINA L. HEMSTREET, '09 Recording Secretary: Miss ANGIE I. WALDRON, '08 Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. WILLIAM HuNTINGTON, (Inez B. Dickerson), A.B., '08

THE SCHENECTADY CLUB OF SYRACUSE ALUMNI Organized 1 May, 1917

OFFICERS, 1917-192() President: WALTER B. HILL, E .E., '08 Secretary and Treasurer: HARRY A. _WniNE, E.E., ~10 OFFICERS, 1920-1924 President: WALTER B. HILL, E .E., '08 Secretary and Treasurer: HAROLD M. ]ALONACK, E.E., '17 I066 SYRACUSE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF HARRISBURG, PA.

THE SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT OFFICERS, 1924-1925 President: ]AMES R. HoWELL, ex '10 Vice-President: R. FosTER PIPER, LL.B., '10 Secretary: Miss GLADYS A. GouLD, Cert. Lib., '22: N. H. Public Library, New Haven, Conn. Treasurer: ]AMES CoLLINs, ex

THE SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF TRENTON, N. ].

OFFICERS, 1924-1925 President: ALBERT R . EvANS, ex '11 Vice-President: Mrs. C. H. SIBERT, (Alice M. Burns), A.B., '22 Secretary and Treasurer: Miss GERALDINE CRUMB, A.B., '18, 909 Edgewood Ave. Alumni News: Miss GERALDINE CRUMB, A.B., '18, 909 Edgewood Ave. Executive Committee: FRANK D. PRIORY, C. E., '15

THE SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF WILKINSBURG, PA.

OFFICERS, 1924-1925 President: A. T. P. FuGILL, E.E., '22 Vice-President: FLOYD B. KNISKERN, E.E., '16 Secretary: J. KENNETH SAVAGE, E.E., '24 Treasurer: W. W. WALTON

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF HARRISBURG, PA. Organized 10 May, 1923 OFFICERS, 1923-1924 President: CARL M. SNYDER, B.Ar., '17 Secretary, Miss MARGUERITE E. WILDMAN, ex '19,2206 N. 3rd St., Harris- burg, Pa. Treasurer: EDWIN L. ABELL, ex '12 News Correspondent: C. M. SNYDER, B.Ar., '17 Alumni Council Representative: EDWIN L. ABELL, ex '12 SYRACUSE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF HARTFORD, CONN, 1067

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF BINGHAMTON, N.Y. Organized 1915 OFFICERS, 1915--1917 President: ARTHUR J . RULAND, LL.B., '08 Secretary: ]AMES E. CoNNERTON, LCB., '14 Treasurer: FLOYD E . ANDERSON, LL.B., '14 Discontinued unti11920 OFFICERS, 1929-1921 President: ]AMES E. CONNERTON, LL.B., '14 Secretary and Treasurer: FLOYD E. ANDERSON, LL.B., '14, Suite 510, People's Trust Co. Bldg., Binghamton, N.Y. OFFICERS, 1921-1922 Same

THE BROOME COUNTY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY Organized 1922 President: DANIEL J. KELLY, B.S., '04 Secretary: Miss FLORENCE CARPENTER, B.L., '98, Binghamton, N.Y. Treasurer: ]AY L. GREGORY, A.B., '00

THE SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA OFFICERS, 1924-1925 President: GEORGE W. TACKABURY, A.B., '84 ViceTPresidents: Mrs. R. J. BuRDETI;E (Clara Bradley), B.S., '76, Mrs. G. 0. RoBINSON, (Jane M. Bancroft), Ph.B., '77, P. F. RICE, ex. '84, GEORGE H . MAXWELL, A.B., '88 Secretary: Miss LEONARDA FISHER, A.B., '22, 1240 Victoria St., Los Angel~s, Cal. Treasurer: ARTHUR C. DAVIS, M.E., '10 Alumni Correspondent: HuGH McDowELL, A.B., '76

THE SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF HARTFORD, CONN. OFFICERS, 1924-1925 President: JuLIUS C. BARDEN, E.E., '05 Secretary: Mrs. L. E. TAYLOR, (Ruth C. Thompson), Cert. '13, Rocky Hill, Conn.