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Thursday 

22  Dec. 

Thursday 

1882 

Wintoi 

12  Jan. 

Thursday 

30  March 

Thursday 

5  April 

Wednesday 

6  April 

Thursday 

12  April 

Wednesday 

13  April 

Thursday 

13  April 

Thursday 

6  May 

Saturday 

16,  17  May 

Tuesd.,  Wedn. 

18  May 

Thursday 

22  May 

Monday 

22  May 

Monday 

31  May 

Wednesday 

23  June 

Friday 

25  June 

Sunday 

26  June 

Monday 

26  June 

Monday 

27  June 

Tuesday 

27  June 

Tuesday 

27  June 

Tuesday 

28  June 

Wednesday 

29.  30  June. 

Thursday, 

I  July 

Friday,  and  Sat 

First  Academical  Term  begins. 

Fall  Term,  Department  of  Law,  begins. 

School  of  the  Fine  Arts,  term  begins. 

First  Term,  Department  of  Medicine,  begins. 

First  Term  ends. 


Winter  Vacation  of  three  weeks. 

Second  Academical  Term  begins. 

Winter  Term,  Department  of  Law,  ends. 

Spring  Recess  begins. 

Junior  Exhibition. 

Spring  Recess  ends. 

Third  Term,  Dep't  of  Medicine,  begins. 

Spring  Term,  Department  of  Law,  begins. 

Berkeley  Scholarship  Examination. 

Annual  Examination,  Dep't  of  Theology. 

Anniversary,  Department  of  Theology. 

Woolsey  Scholarship  Examination  begins. 

Winthrop  Prize  Examination. 

School  of  the  Fine  Arts,  term  ends. 

DeForest  Prize  Speaking. 

Baccalaureate  Sermon. 

Presentation  for  Degrees,  Academical  Dep'i. 

Anniversary  of  the  Department  of  Medicine. 

Anniversary  of  the  Society  of  Alumni. 

Anniversary  of  the  Sheffield  Scientific  School. 

Anniversary  of  the  Department  of  Law. 

Commencement. 

Examinations  for  admission  to  the  Academ- 
ical Department  and  to  the  ShcfrieUI 
Scientific  School. 


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12,  13  Sept. 

Tuesd.,  Wedn. 

14  Sept. 

Thursday 

28  Sept. 

Thursday 

5  Oct. 

Thursday 

21  Dec. 

Thursday 

Bummer  Vacation  of  eleven  weeks. 


Examinations  for  admission. 

First  Academical  Term  begins. 

Fall  Term.  Department  of  Law,  begins. 

First  Term.  Department  of  Medicine,  begins. 

First  Term  ends. 


NEW   HAVEN: 
TUTTLE.    MOREHOUSE    &    TAYLOR,    PRINTERS, 


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Calendar  of  Yale  College,  1880-81. 

Cover. 

Corporation  of  Yale  College,     - 

4 

Faculty  and  Instructors, 

5 

Theological  Department, 

II 

Law  Department,       ... 

16 

Medical  Department, 

19 

1  Department  of  Philosophy  and  the  A 

ris,     -             -      '       -            -                21 

School  of  the  Fine  Arts, 

22 

Academical  Department, 

23 

Sheffield  Scientific  School, 

38 

■  Summary,        .            .            -            - 

42 

1  Division  Officers,  Monitors,  etc., 

43 

Directory  of  Rooms, 

-             -                 45 

Commencement— Degrees  conferred. 

50 

1  Junior  Appointments, 

53 

!  Premiums,            ... 

1 

54 

Yale  Reading  Room, 

57 

Libraries, 

5S 

Academic  Societies,   - 

5<J 

Scientific  School  Societies, 

6() 

Law  School  Society, 

73 

Boating,                .            .            . 

74 

Base  Ball,        .... 

7S 

Foot  Ball, 

-           87 

Musical  Organizations, 

....                 93 

Eating  Clubs, 

96  . 

Committees,                .            .            . 

iiS  . 

■  College  Periodicals, 

123    ; 

Miscellaneous  Organizations. 

123 

1  Class  Secretaries, 

141 

Historical  Memorabilia, 

142 

:  Advertisers*  Index, 

149 

Cartoons  (in  Appendix),               8,  12, 

14.  16,  18.  24.  28,  32,  36.  41,  42,  50.  56, 

59.  64,  68,  74,  78,  82.  86 

SALUTATORY. 


In  preparing  ihe  Banner  for  this  year,  especial  efforts  have  been  put 
forth  to  make  it  the  best  annual  ever  issued  by  any  college ;  although  it  i 
falls  far  short  of  our  ideal  of  what  our  college  annual  ought  to  be.  It 
seemed  fitting  that  this,  its  fortieth  birthday,  should  have  something  more 
than  an  ordinary  celebration.  Its  statistics  have  been  made  more  com- 
plete and  accurate  than  ever  before,  its  number  of  pages  increased  more 
than  one-fourth,  its  circulation  almost  doubled,  and  its  business  directory 
made  more  representative  and  attractive,  none  but  advertisements  of  the 
best  character  being  admitted  to  it.  But  the  most  noticeable  point  of 
superiority  is  in  the  large  number  and  improved  quality  of  its  illustrations. 

As  the  most  complete  work  of  its  size  concerning  Yale  undergraduate 
life,  we  trust  it  will  recommend  itself  not  only  to  the  students,  but  to  all 
who  are  in  any  way  interested  in  the  University. 

Though  the  Banner  of  to-day  and  the  small  four-page  sheet  of  forty 
years  ago  have  little  in  common  save  the  name,  still  the  child  was  father 
of  the  man.  It  would  be  peculiarly  appropriate  that  the  publication  which 
sprang  from  and  was  nourished  by  the  hostility  between  Town  and  Gown, 
should  now  be  a  means  of  uniting  them  more  intelligently  and  intimately. 

Inconclusion  we  wish  to  thank  those  members  of  the  Faculty  and  others 
who  have  assisted  in  the  compilation  of  the  statistics,  and  the  artists  who 
have  so  generously  lent  the  aid  of  their  talents. 

J.    E.    WHITNEY. 

Box  875, 

New  Haven,  Conn. 
October  22,  1S81. 


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YALE   COLLEGE. 


OCTOBER,  1881. 


CORPORATION. 

PRESIDENT 
Rev.  NOAH  PORTER,  D.D.,  LL.D. 

FELLOWS 

His    Excellency  CHARLES  B.  ANDREWS,  LL.D.,   LitchI'Ikld 

His    Honor  DAVID   GALLUP,  Plainkirld 
I  Rev.  LEONARD  BACON.  D.D..  LL.D..  New  Haven 

i  Rev.  THEODORE  D.  WOOLSEY,  D.D..  LL.D..  New  Haven 

I 

I  Rev.  HIRAM  P.  ARMS,  D.D.,  Norwich  Town 

I 

Rev.  GEORGE  J.  TILLOTSON,  M.A.,  Wetherskiei.d 

HoN.ALPHONSO  TAFT,  LL.D.,  Cincinnati.  O. 

Rev.  AMOS  S.  CHESEBROUGH,  M.A.,  Durham 

Rev.  MYRON  N.  MORRIS,  M.A.,  West  Hartford 

Hon.  WILLIAM  M.  EVARTS.   LL.D.,  New  York  City 

Hon.  WILLIAM  B.  WASHBURN,  LL.D.,  Greenfield.  Mass. 

Hon.  FREDERICK  J.  KINGSBURY,  Waterbury 

Rev.  SAMUEL  G.  WILLARD,  M.A..  Colchester 

Hon.  HENRY  B.  HARRISON,  M.A.,  New  Haven 

Rev.  JOSEPH  W.  BACKUS,  M.A..  Rockville 

Rev.  CHARLES   RAY    PALMER,  M.A.,  Bridgeport 

Rev.  JOSEPH  H.  TWICHELL,  B.A.,  Hartford 

Hon.  WILLIAM  WALTER  PHELPS,  M.A..  New  York  City 

MASON  YOUNG.  M.A.,  New  York  City  , 

! 

SECRETARY  .  l 

FRANKLIN  B.  DEXTER,  M.A. 

TREASURER 
HENRY  C.  KINGSLEY,  M.A.  (5  tr.)    23  Hillhouse  av. 

treasurer's   assistant 
'   LEWIS  E.  OSBORN  C5  tr.) 

Treasurer's  Clerk,  E.  G.  Htsted,  (5  tr.) 


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Faculty  and   Instructors. 


lev.  Noah  Porter,  D.D.,  LL.D, 

President,  and  Clark  Professor  of  AUral  Philr-sofhy 

and  MiUifhyiic!  (l  TR.)     31  Hillhousc  ai 

Bcw.  Leonaho  Baton.  D.D.,  LL.D. 

Ltcturir  on   Chuuh  Polity  and  Amtricaii    Church 

Histery  (i  E.)  i\^   Church  % 

Elias  Loomis,  LL.D. 

Mumon  Professor  of  Natural  Philosophy  ami  Astronojiiy     I4I  Church  si. 

n.LiAM  A,  NoRToy,  M.A. 

Prafissor  of  Civil  Engiiiftrins  (34  N-  S.  H.)     72  Prospecl  si. 

S.  Wki.lsWi.uams.  LL,D. 

Professor  of  Ihi  Chinese  Lan^iMgc  and  l.ilerature  39  College  si 

JAMKS  D.  Dana.  Ph.D.,  LL.D. 

Siltimaa  Professor  of  Geology  and 

Miuerahgy  (<>  Peabody  Museum)  34  Hillhouse  a« 

■.  Georce  E.  D.W  D.D. 

Halmis  Professor  of  the  Hthiew  Lansiiage  and  Literature 

andSMital  Theology  (5  E.)     115  College  si 

Rev,  Samitei.  Harris,  D.D.,  LL.D. 

Dnighl  Professor  of  Syslematie  Theology  (3  K.)     144  College  si. 

Thomas  A.  TuACHKR,  LL.D. 

Pro f ester  ef  the  Latin  Language  and  Literature  155  Cronn  si 

BSNJAMIH  StLLlMAN  M  D. 

/'nfesior  of  Ciemiilry  34  Hillliouse  a% 

R«v  Chkstkr  S,  Lyman.  M.A. 

Nuffield  Professor  of  Astronomy  a»d  Physics    (3g  N.  S.  H.)  88  Trumbull  si 

Rev  JaUeS  M  Hfii'i'iN,  D.D. 

Professor  if  the  History  of  Art  47  Hitlhouie  a» 

Professor  of  HomiUtics  and  the  Paslonsl  Charge 

CThE  InMrucilon  in  thii  proferaoishlp  19  given  iiy  Ptolessar  Buibour.) 
an.  Edward  J    Phki.i's,  LL.D. 
A'eni  Professor  of  Law  Builinglon.  Vl. 

William  D.  Whitnhv.  Ph.D.,  LL.D. 

Professor  of  Sanskrit  and  Comparative  Philology,  and 

Jnstruelor  in  Modem  Languagts  (J05  I).)     246  Church  St. 

MosF.sC.  White,  M.D. 

Professor  of  Pathology  48  College  si 

Hon.  Franc     WaviJlN!),  LL.D. 

Pr.'feiu>r  of  MtrcantUt  Lav  and 

Evidence  {17  Court  House)  91  Whitney  a\ 

Rev.  Gkorgk  P.  Fisher,  D.D.,  LL.D. 

Titus  Street  Professor  of  Kcclesiaslxinl  History        (9  E.)     27  Hillhouseai 

Rev.  Timothy  DwIgmt,  D.D. 

Buckingham  Professor  of  Sacred  Literature  126  College  si 


Faculty   and  Instructors, 


15  Elm  St. 

135  Elm  St. 

Hartford 


Charles  A.  Lindsley,  M.D. 

Professor  of  Materia  Medica  and  Therapeutics 

Hubert  A.  Newton,  LL.D. 
Professor  of  Mathematics 

LuciAN  S.  Wilcox,  M.D. 

Professor  of  the  Theory  and  Practice  of  Medicine 

George  J.  Brush,  M.A. 

Professor  of  Mineralogy^  and  Executive  Officer  of  the 
i  Sheffield  Scientific  School  (3  s.  H.)     14  Trumbull  si. 

I  Samuel  W.  Johnson,  M.A. 

I  Professor  of  Theoretical  and  Agricultural 

I  Chemistry  '  (i2  s.  H.)     54  Trumbull  st. 

William  H.  Brewer,  Ph.D. 
I  Norton  Professor  of  Agriculture  (4  s.  H.)     246  Orange  st. 

I  Leonard  J.  Sanford,  M.D. 

!  Professor  of  Anatomy  126  Crown  st. 

Hon.  William  C.  Robinson,  LL.D. 

Professor  of  Elementary  and  Criminal  Tmw  and  the 

Law  of  Real  Property    (16  Exchange  Building)  137  Edwards  st. 

Lewis  R.  Packard,  Ph.D. 

I/ill  house  Professor  of  the  Greek  Language 

and  Literature  (121  N.)  226  Church  st. 

John  F.  Weir.  N.A.,  M.A. 

William  I^effingwcll  Professor  of  Painting  and 

Design  (9  Art  School)     58  Trumbull  st. 


29  Eld  St. 

(137  F.)  607  Chapel  St. 

(41  n.  s.  h.)    70  Sachem  st. 

(207  D.)     86  Trumbull  st. 

(library)     121  High  St. 

1 21  High  St. 


John  E.  Clark,  M.A. 

Professor  of  Mathematics 

Cyrus  Northrop,  LL.B. 

Professor  of  Rhetoric  and  English  Literature 

Daniel  C.  Eaton,  M.A. 
Professor  of  Botany 

Arthur  M.  Wheeler,  B.A. 
Professor  of  History 

Addison  VanName,  M.A. 
Libratian 

J.  WiLLARD  GiBBS,  Ph.D. 

Professor  of  Mathematical  Physics 

Arthur  W.  Wright,  Ph.D. 

Professor  of  Molecular  Physics  and  Chemistry    (Lab'y.)    34  Hillhouse  av. 

Thomas  R.  Lounsbury,  B.A. 

Professor  of  English^  and  Librarian  of  the 

Sheffield  Scientific  School  .       (6  s.  H.)     22  Lincoln  si. 

Rev.  William  M.  Barbour.  D.D. 

Chittenden  Professor  of  Divittity,  and  College  Pas  to  f  (117  n.)  231  York  st. 

Othniel  C.  Marsh.  M.A. 

Professor  of  Paleontology,  and  Curator  of  the 
I  Geological  Collection      (8  Peabody  Museum)     New  Haven  I J  del 

Eugene  L.  Richards,  B.A. 
I  Assistant  Professor  of  Mathematics  (86  N.  M.)     135  College  st. 

William  L  Knapi*,  Ph.D. 

Street  Prof cssor  of  Modem  languages  (183  L.)     75  Whitney  a  v. 


Faculty  and  Instructors, 


8  An  School 


(library)    76  Prospect  si. 


John  H.  Niemeyer,  M.A. 

Street  Professor  of  Drawing 

Franklin  B.  Dexter,  M.A. 

Larned  Professor  of  American  History ^  and 
Assistant  Librarian 

Simeon  £.  Baldwin,  M.A. 

Professor  of  Constitutional  Law  and  the  Law  of 

Contracts  and  IViils  (25  While's  Building)    44  Wall  si. 

Oscar  D.  Allen,  Ph.D. 

Professor  of  Analytical  Chemistry  and 

Metallurgy  (1  s.  H.)     189  Temple  St. 

Tracy  Peck,  M.A. 

Professor  of  the  Latin  Ijinguage  and  Literature  87  Wall  si. 

William  H.  Carmalt,  M.D. 

Professor  of  the  Priitciples  and  Practice  of  Surgery  18  College  si. 

Addison  E.  Verrill.  M.A. 

Professor  oj  Zoology^  and  Curator  of  the  Zoological 

Collection  (15  Peabody  Museum)     14S  College  si. 

William  G.  Sumner,  B.A. 

Professor  of  Political  and  Social  Science  (118  N.)     140  Edwards  St. 

Rev.  George  T.  Ladd,  D.D. 

Professor  of  Mental  ami  Moral  Philosophy  (120  N.)     198  Crown  si. 

Johnson  T.  Platt,  M.A. 

Professor  of  Torts  and  Equity 

Jurisprudence  (179  Church   St.)     256  Bradley  si. 

Sidney  I.  Smith,  Ph.B. 

Professor  of  Comparative  Anatomy  (14  Peabody  Museum)  148  College  si. 

William  G.  Mixter,  Ph.B. 
Professor  of  Chemistry 

Henry  P.  Wright,  Ph.D. 

Dunham  Professor  of  the  Latin  Language 
and  Literature 

James  K.  Thacher,  M.D. 
Professor  of  Physiology 

Henry  A.  Beers,  B.A. 

Professor  of  English  Literature 

A.  Jay  DuBois,  Ph.D. 

Higgin  Professor  of  Dynamical  Engineering     (45  n.  s.  H.)  328  Howard  av. 

Edward  S.  Dana,  Ph.D. 

Assistant  Professor  of  Natural  Philosophy,  and  Curator  of  the 

Aline ra logical  Collection  (4  Peabody  Museum)    240  D. 

Thomas  D.  Seymour,  M.A. 

Professor  of  the  Greek  Language  and  Literature      (122  N.)  174  Orange  si. 

Frank  E.  Beckwith,  M.D. 

Professor  of  Obstetrics  and  the  Diseases  of  Women 

and  Children  139  Church  st. 

William  K.  Townsend,  D.C.L. 

Professor  of  Pleading  (25  White's  B'ld'g)     New  Haven  Hotel 

Theodore  S.  Woolsey,  LL.B. 

Professor  of  International  Law  56  Hillhouse  a  v. 


(8  s.  h.)     8  Trumbull  si. 

(89  N.  M.)    128  York  St. 

120  Crown  St. 

(171  F.)     25  Vernon  st. 


8                                Faculty   and  Imtructors, 

Leonard  Waldo,  S.D. 

Astronomer  in  charge  of  the  Horohgical  Bureau^ 

Winchester  Observatory 

197  Crown  St. 

Oscar  H.  Cooper,  B.A. 
Tutor  in  Latin 

41  s.  m. 

Frank  B.  Tarbell,  Ph.D. 
Tutor  in  Greek 

136  F. 

William  Beebe,  B.A. 

Tutor  in  Mathematics  and  Astronomy 

S3  Wall  St. 

Andrew  W.  Phillips,  Ph.D. 

A ssistant  Professor  of  Mathematics                             ( 1 1 8 

n.)     120  High  St. 

Henry  W.  Farnam,  M.A..  R.P.D. 

Professor  of  Political  Economy  and  History 

43  Hillhouse  av. 

Arthur  T.  Hadlky,  B.A. 

Tularin  German                                                        (i53  F. 

)     51  Whitney  a  v. 

Webster  Mekrikield,  B.A. 
Tutor  in  Greek 

1 
1 

21  s. 

Charles  C.  Camp,  B.A. 
Tutor  in  Greek 

5  s.  : 

Alfred  L.  Ripley.  B.A. 
Tutor  in  Latin 

1 
58  S.  M. 

36  High  St. 

William  O.  Ayres,  M.D. 

Lecturer  on  Diseases  of  the  Nervous  System 

Rev.  Ezekiel  G.  Robinson,  D.D.,  LL.D. 
Lyman  Beecher  Lecturer  on  Preaching 

Providence,  R.  \. 

Hon.  J.  Hammond  Trumbull,  LL.D. 

Lecturer  on  the  Indian  Languages  of  North  America 

Hartford 

Mark  Bailey,  M.A. 

Instructor  in  Elocution                                               (150  F 

.)     200  Temple  st. 

Albert  S.  Wheeler,  M.A. 
Instructor  in  German 

27  Eld  St. 

J.  Sumner  Smith,  B.A. 

librarian  of  the  Linonian  and  Brothers'  Library  (library)  78  Trumbull  si.    , 

Henry  P.  Stearns,  M.D. 
Lecturer  on  Insanity 

Hartford 

John  A.  Robinson,  LL.B. 

Librarian  of  the  Law  Department       (19  Court  House) 

68  East  Pearl  st. 

Gust  AVE  J.  Sto  ECKEL,  Mus.D. 
Instructor  in  Vocal  Music 

207  York  St. 

Frederic  H.  Betts,  M.A. 
Lecturer  on  Patent  Laiv 

New  York  City 

S.  Hartwell  Chapman,  M.D. 

Lecturer  on  Diseases  of  the  Throat 

193  Church  St. 

Herbert  Miller.  M.A. 
Instructor  in  French 

120  Higli  St. 

Matthew  D.  Mann,  M.D. 

Clinical  Lecturer  on  Gynecology 

Hartford 

Carlo  L.  Speranza,  University  of  Padua 
Instructor  in  Italian 

1                            "           '                   " 

70  w. 

Faculty  and 

Instructors, 

9 

Frederic  R.  Honey 

Instructor  in  Instrumental  Drawing 

(53  N.  S 

.  H.)     14  Lincoln  st. 

Oscar  Hakger,  M.A. 

Assistant  in  Palaontology             (9  Peabody  Museum 

)     14  University  pi. 

Charles  H.  Farnam,  M.A. 
Assistant  in  Archaology 

143  Prospect  St. 

John  P.  C.  Foster,  M.D. 
Instructor  in  Anatomy 

109  College  St. 

William  H.  Hotchkiss,  M.D. 
Demonstrator  in  Anatomy 

137  Church  St. 

j  JpsEPH  F.  Klein,  D.E. 

1           Assistant  in  Dynamical  Engineering 

(45  N.  S. 

H.)    14  Whalley  av. 

Harrison  W.  Lindsley,  Ph.B. 
Instructor  in  Architecture 

Cutler  Building 

T.  Mitchell  Prcdden,  M.D. 
Lecturer  on  Normal  Histology 

New  York  City 

Thomas  H.  Russell,  M.D. 

Clinical  Lecturer  on  Surgery 

137  Elm  St. 

Robert  W.  Willson.  B.A. 

Assistant  Astronomer  in  thr  IVinchestcr  Observatory 

131  Temple  st. 

;  Allen  B.  Howe,  Ph.D. 

Instructor  in  Analytical  Chemistry 

138  College  si. 

1  RussKLL  H.  Chittenden,  Ph.D. 

Instnutor  in  Physiological  Chemistry- 

(12    S.  H. 

)     95  Humphrey  si. 

Charles  Hildebrand,  D.E. 
Instructor  in  Mathematics 

34  Chestnut  St. 

Samuel  L.  Penfiei.d,  Ph.B. 
Instructor  in  Mineralogy 

(2  Peabody 

Museum)     14  s.  H. 

Henry  Fleischner,  M.D. 

Lecturer  on  Food  and  Poisons 

238  Grand  sL 

Ambrose  Tic.he,  B.A. 
Proctor 

70  N.  m. 

1 

■  Samuel  W.  Williston,  M.D. 
Assistant  in  Osteology 

1 
1 

(9  Peabody  Museum)     162  Olive  sl.    1 

Horatio  M.  Reynolds,  B.A. 
Proctor 

102  N. 

James  H^  Emerton 

Assistant  in  Zoology                           (14  Peabody  Museum)  146  College  si. 

Marcus  D.  Munn,  Ph.B. 

Assistant  in  Analytical  Chemistry 

55  N.  S.  H. 

Isaac  Thomas,  B.A. 
Proctor 

75  w. 

>  Frank  E.  Hotchkiss 
College  Inspector 

1 
1 

i 

(2  T.)     76  High  St.    1 

1 

Theological    Department. 


FACULTY 
Rev.  NOAH  PORTER.  D.D..  LL.D..  President 
Rev.  LEONARD  BACON,  D.D..  LL.D. 
Rev.  GEORGE  E.  DAY.  D.D. 
Rev.  SAMUEL  HARRIS,  D.D.,  LL.D. 
Rev.  GEORGE  P.  FISHER,  D.D.,  LL.D. 
Rkv.  timothy  DWIGHT.  D.D. 
Rev.  WILLIAM  M.  BARBOUR,  D.D. 


SPECIAL   LECTURERS 

Rev.   EzEKiEL  G.  Robinson,  D.D.  LL.D.,  on  Preaching. 
Prof.  John  W.  Dawson,  LL.D.,  F.R.S.,  om  soma  c/  the  Relations  of  Divine 
Keve/ation  to  Science. 

Rev.  John  Hall,  D.D.,  on  Lessons  from  other  Churches  and  other  Times. 

Rev.  Phillips  Brooks,  D.D.    (Subject  to  be  announced.) 

Prof.  Leonard  J.  Sanf(;rd,  M.D..  on  the  Preservation  of  Health. 


Mark  Bailey,  M.A.,  Instructor  in  Elocution. 


The  Lectures   on  Evolution  and   Cosmogony,  given    in    the   Academical 
Department  of  the  College,  by  Prof.  James  D.  Dana,  LL.D.,  will  be  open  to  ^ 
students  of  the  Seminary. 


GRADUATE   CLASS 
puRsriNc  fourth  year  studies. 


I 
31  !■- 


Cbauncey  Marvin  Cady,  h.d.,  Oberlin  :  \ 

D.A.  Oberlin  (College  ) 

Joseph  F.  Flindt,  Atulover :  )  ,,  ..  ,.  ,0  ^. 

■^     J:  •  \  Lapioma,  Kan.  18  K. 

Ripon  CullcKC  ) 

Frank  Sargent  Hoffman,  n.i>.,  Yale :  }    r-  1    ,  m  o     ... 

.    r       ..  ,.  I"    Galeshunr^  III.  84  w.    1 

B. A.  Amherst  (.ollegc  \ 

Isaac  Althaus  Loos,  h.d.,  Yale  :    \ 

M.A.  Otter  bine  University  (ou  x      \  (  PM'  Pern,  Pa.  1 1  K.     1 


special  KvUowship,  1881) 


j     12                                Theological  Department. 

1 

j  CliatlesAlbert  Perry,-4»(/«rr.- t 

B,-unsifiei.  Mi. 

45  E.    . 

n.j.  ItowdolnCollege                      ( 

John  Edward  Russel  b.d.,  Yale :   \ 
1          DA.Wilnan.sCallege                           f 

WatpoU.  N.  If. 

54  r- 

John  Benjamin  Saer,  u.n.,  Vote :  \ 

Sain/  C/tan,  Se.  Wales 

30  E. 

Charles  Henry  Wilcox,  li.D..  Yali  :  1 

"'■'■.Bg'r  ""     °     "  ""    '  ""*  ''''J 

Chicago,  III. 

83  W. 

SENIOR 

,-CLASS. 

Wllben  Lee  Anderson,   b.a.   t 

East  B/rkshirr,  F/. 

93  w 

ObcrliD  Coll«|t«,  .8;,                    f 

Edward  Haughton  Ashmun,  h.a.  { 

U'eefins  IValer,  Ktbr. 

J    K 

Tibor  College.  lajB                            1 

Arthur  Dart  Bissell.   b.a.   t 
Amhenl  College.  .Bn            f 

191;. 

GeorRc  FrancI    Comsiock,  b.a.   ) 

WoonsMket.  R.  I. 

70  w. 

Brown  Volvenlty  187a                      t 

Charle    Evere     Dealand  * 

All^n,  N.  11. 

10  R. 

Dmnmoulh  College               f 

Amos  Trout  Fox.  u.l.   t 

MoHHl  rieataiit.  Pa. 

SyW. 

Betl..nyCol1eBe..8&.     f 

John  Lester  Fiaiiklin,  b.a,  | 

A'eta  Haven 

SI    F 

Y«le  College,  .87?                  f 

WinihropBule   Hawks,  b.a.) 

Maritlta.  0. 

97. w- 

Haiielta  College,  iSjS                  I 

Charles  Edward  Herbert,  b.a.  ( 

Mniiroe 

67  IV.    . 

Amhenl  College.  1879                  f 

John  Jacob  Hil     b.a.  ) 

Pillsburs&.  Pa. 

47  K- 

',          YulBCDllegc.ia-,,        ) 

^  Johannes  Michael  Holiingcr,B.A.   ) 

Charles  City,  lo-j-a. 

74  ^v. 

Olivet  College.  .87.,                           f 

Frederic  Van  Wie  Hoyt,  b.a.   i 

Saline.  Mith. 

32  K. 

Olivet  College,  1879                      f 

Newlon   rving  Junes      ) 
D«rtii.,mHiO,llegc          j 

Enfiehl.  .\-.  II. 

32  E.     1 

1 

William  Wells  Jordan.  It.A.  ) 

Fairfield.  /o-.va. 

91  w.  ! 

Mmriell.  College.  .879            f 

NBMorLighl.  11.^,  J 

New  Haven 

Oq   W 

Oberlin  College     f 

George  Lindsay   | 
Tibor  College    [ 

Tatar.  Iowa. 

25-F.. 

Donald  McDoujinl                        | 

Uisl.  Sf-Hlaiid 

■          Eail  Ml— !■  ri.ii  1  1  ■..IIl-ul-,  I.oinlon  f 

.  William  Gerry  Mann.  B.A.  ( 

Skoxfb^saa.  Me. 

jo'e 

Colby  Univeriily,  1S7B         f 

William  McCracken  Milroy.  h.a.  ( 
Geneva  ColleRe.iB77                           1 

S'BTlhUrd.  0. 

lOOW. 

_ 

-     

Theological  Department. 


'   William  Augu^IineMunson. 
I  WmUrui  Univtrsily,  1867 

Edward  McAilhu    Noyes,  r, 
Vilo  College,  .«79 
'  ClaikOhes[e[Oiis,B.A.  I 
I  OUveiColltge,  jSj^         f 

Charles  Huntington  Peck,  M 

Vale  College,  i8;i 
Richard  Evnils  Peregrine  \ 
McmoHil  Coll.,  S.  Wklet      i 
James  Amos  Pone     b.a.  | 
I  W™n.rtInK-e™ity  ,Bm( 

i  Alfred  PlayralrPoweUon.M.* 
!  Adriin  CollegLMS;; 

■  William  Graflon  Roberts.  M.fl 
AdriM  College,. B„ 
Clifford  Hayes  Sm  lli.  M.A.  » 
JHitmoulh  (College.  lETq       ( 
lavid  Espy  Todd.  it.A.  I 
Illinois  College,  TB7;        \ 
John  ElleryTuille,b.A.  i 
A  mhent  College  1879     ) 
9  Hubbard  Viets,   r.' 


Albert  Warren,  b 

Yd*  College,  i8«7       S 

Charle*  Edgar  Wil  bu  r,  h.a 
a.A.  Adrian  College,  1877 


Nivi  Haven 
New  Haven 
Olivet.  Mich. 
New  London 

fandalia.  Mo. 
rlainfitl.1.  O. 
Hudson,  Mich. 
West  ftratllchovo.  Vl. 
Morion,  III. 
Perry.  Mr. 
East  Granby 
Leicester,  Mass. 
Afanoiville.  N.   V. 


67  ^^ 
98  w. 


MIDDLE   CLASS. 


John  Henry  Albert,   m.a.  I 

tveitem  College   .^ri  S 

William    Tons  Bcaiiv   n.A.  ) 
m  College,  ,ga..  f 

John  Edward  Bu^hnell,  b.a.  > 

Vale  Collie.  ,9fc  f 

]AtOti  Alci.inder  Craig,  b.a. 

McGill  Univeralty  i»3,. 
Myron  Parsons  Dicltey 

Datunoutli  College.  1B71 
Elisha  Smith  fislte  ) 

Williams  College,      \ 
George  Sienart  T^ullerloit,  b.a.  ) 

Unlyer^ty  at  Poonsylyanie.  1879  f 
George  Washing  ton  Hcndi 

""  ilvenily  of  Vermont,  18; 

n  Charles  Holman,  j 

lb  College  I 


"■"■1 


,„,...  J 


iVesiern,  lataa.  17  A  Syl  ul 

ti'fslem,  Iowa.  35  Sylvai 

Old  Sayhrooi  . 

Filiroy  Harbor,  Canada. 

Derry.N.  H.  17  A«yllll 

Skilbumt.  Mass.  , 

Philadelphia,  Pa. 

North  Cra/tsbury.  Vt. 

New  Ift^aich,  N.  H.  1 


H 


Theological  Departmetit, 


\ 


Anthony  Howells 

Bala  College, 
Charles  Henry  Keays.  b.a. 

McGill  University,  1880 
Hohannes  Krikoryan.     ) 

MarashTlieol.  Seminary  S 
Daniel  Miles  Lewis,   b.a. 

Marietta  College,  1878 
James  Leslie  McCollum.  b.a.  ) 

Berea  College,  1879  ) 

Oscar  Garland  Mclntire,  b.a.  \ 

Dartmouth  Collegei  1880  ) 

Levi  Marshall,  b.a      ) 

Wooster  Univ.,  1880   ) 
Lycurgus  Elmer  Pangburn,  m.a. 

Tabor  College,  1876 
Sidney  Catlin  Partridge,  b.a. 

Vale  College,  1880 
Milton  Sargent  Phillips,  b.a.  \ 

Drury  College,  1880  ) 

Frederick  Joseph  Pohl  ) 

Oberlin  College  ) 

Henry  Lewis  Richardson,  b.a.  ) 

University  of  Wisconsin,  1880     J 
Herman    Mourus   Schermerhorn 

Union  College 
Robert  Mann  Strickler 


I 


\ 


\ 


kler  ) 
inia,  J 


University  of  Vii^ 
Henry  Whitby      ) 

Brecon  College  ) 
David  Gourley  Wylie,  b.a. 

Geneva  College,  1879 


Dowlais^  South  Wales. 

Hamilton^  Canada, 

Aintah^  Turkey 

Pomeroy,  O. 

Foster,  Ky. 

Manchester,  N.  H, 

Carrollton,  O. 

DesMoines,  Iowa. 
Brooklyn,  N.   Y. 

Ulmon^s  Ridge,  Mo, 

Brooklyn,  N.   Y. 

Berlin,  Wise. 

Schenectady,  N.  Y. 

Philippi,  W.  Va. 

Dowlais,  South  Wales, 


Belle  Center,  O. 


JUNIOR 

Edward  Edgerton  Aiken,  b.a.  ) 

Yale  College,  1881  ) 

James  Stuart  Ainslie,  b.a.  ) 

Cornell  University,  1881         ) 
Benjamin  Wisner  Bacon,  b.a.  ) 

Yale  College,  1881  ) 

Benjamin  Franklin  Boiler,  b.a.  \ 

Hillsdale  College,  ) 

John  Eich.elberger  Bushnell.  b.a.  ) 

Rcianoke  College,  1878  f 

Charles  Newman  Curtis,  b.a.  ) 

Drury  College,  1880  ) 

Samuel  Whitney  Delzell,  b.a.  ) 

Drury  College,  188 1  J 

Charles  Henry  Dickinson,  b.a.  \ 

Amherst  College,  1881  ) 


CLASS. 
Rutland,  Vt. 

Hartwick,  N.   Y. 

Norwich 

Hillsdale,  Mich. 

Winchester,  Va. 

Springfield,  Me. 

Henderson,  Me. 

Northampton,  Mass. 


96  w. 

15  E. 

123  W. 

113  w. 

39  E. 

52  E. 
38  E. 
13  E. 

34  E. 

46  E. 

81  W. 

no  w. 

79  vv. 

Clark  St. 

Ill  W. 

ICX)  W. 


26  E. 

120  W. 

26  E. 
37  E. 

53  E. 

41  E. 
46  E. 

105  w. 


J 


'                                    ThtologUal 

Department. 

^5 
,06  w.    1 

i 

'  George  Ri<:hardBon  Dickinson.  b.A,  j 

1          Amheru  Collem,  >U>                              1 

1  William  CouiUs  Dreher,  b.a.  [ 

Column,!.  S.  C. 

-  p 

RMnokcCollcar.  iM              ( 

George  Marlin  Dunesn.  b.a.  \ 

Paicrson.  N.  y. 

w 

New  York  UniTcnlly,  iBSi       ( 

Charles  Lyman  Goodrich,  b.a.  ) 

Lovill.  Af.: 

94  W. 

Amhecst  College,  iB,,                   S 

1 

AUred  Guiliou,  h.a.       f 
Princeton  CullcRo.iSai  ( 

PhiUdtlpkia.  Pa. 

a4  K.  ; 

ArihurPinknejHall,  B.A.  I 

North  Spn«sfifld,  Me, 

41   K. 

DruryCollcEC.  >M             f 

George  Henry  Hubbard,  h.a.  ) 

37  E- 

Y>le  Collqie,  iSSo                       f 

HenrvWiliam  Huni.  b.a.  ) 

Coluaibui.  Mirh. 

ros  w. 

OUMtCollegcKo              ( 

j  thomasEdmund  LbwIs.b.a.  \ 

Pomiroy,  0.  ' 

1 

\          MuleluCollcEe.  iBBi              ( 

113 

1  Edmutid  Simon  Loreni.  b.a. 

iVetltnille,  0. 

1 

!        Olterbein  University,  i9&] 

■    1 

Madison  Aid  M  acorn  be  r  ( 

M<»imoMlk.  M,.: 

6e.    1 

1         Biiet  CoUcgc                   1 

I  Albert  President  Miiler,B.A.» 

Nashj-illf,  Tcan. 

118  w 

yish  Uolveislty.  iSjfl                  S 

Uriinus  Olevianus  Mohr.  k.a.      I 

Quakirl-iwn,  Pa.              1 

I  Asylum  51. 

Fnnl.litijm.lM«ili«llC,.llw,.M.  f 

Charles  Sumner  Mutkland.  b.a.  | 

LpwiII,  .Vasi. 

114  w 

Middleljuri-  CollegE,  .SB.               f 

Amhem  College  iS«                   f 

\'BrthJi<U.  Minn. 

92  w. 

ChBtlcsSiowell  Pedcy  b.a.) 

New  Durham.  CinaJa 

aE 

»c<;ill  Uaiveruiy.  187S            ( 

:  John  Francis  Smith  b.a.  ( 

U'tiUtviiU.  0. 

Otlerbein  Univcraliy.  1879  S 

1  Ellas  Ii«rshey  Sneaih,  b.a.    \ 

Ce/iimMa,  Pa. 

6  k. 

Lehuion  Villej-  Cotl<«e.  iBB.  f 

1  Isaiah  Witmer  Sncnth  R.a.    \ 

Lcbiaon  Villcy  Colleee.  iSBi  ( 

1  WayUnd  Spiuldinx,  b.a.  ) 

.Vew  Har.n 

2KJ  York  SI. 

Y.l.rol1ege,,8j4              ) 

Sidney  Dix  Strong,  B.A.  1 

Se-.'ill,:  0. 

1          Oberlln  (-olleue,  .Mi        f 

1   Ednmni!  MaTCh  Vi  lum.  b.a.  t 

SanJwich.  N.  JI. 

2B  K. 

Diilii.imlhl  itlltHL'.  HjS             ( 

Francis  Woodaid.Ti.i.         1 

Cf/oma,  In  J. 

48  K. 

Oniverillv  »(  In.liin..  .88.  f 

8 

Gradl-atb  Ci^ss, 

Srmor  Class. 

33 

MiDDLK  Class. 

as 

Junior  Class, 

31—97 

Law  Department. 


FACULTY 

Rev.  NOAH  PORTER,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  President 
Hon.  FRANCIS  WAYLAND,  LL.D.,  Dean 
Hon.  WILLIAM   C.  ROBINSON,  LL.D. 

SIMEON    E.  BALDWIN,  M.A. 

JOHNSON   T.  PLATT.  M.A. 

THEODORE   S.  WOOLSEY,  B.A.,  LL.B. 

WILLIAM    K.   TOWNSEND,  D.C.L. 


Rev.   Leonard  Bacon,  D.D.,  LL.D. 

Lecturer  an  Ecclesiastical  Law 

Mark  Bailey,  M.A. 

Lecturer  on  Forensic  Elocution 

Frederic  H.  Betts,  M.A. 

Lecturer  on  Patent  Law 

John  A.  Rohinson,  LL.B.,  M.D. 
Librarian 


Prof.  Albert  S.  Wheeler,-  M.A. 
Lecturer  on  Roman  Law 

Prof.  William  H.  Brewer,  M.A. 

lecturer  on  the  Relations  of  Physical  Geography  to 
Political  History 

Prof.  Arthur  M.  Wheeler,  B.A. 

Lecturer  on  English  Constitutional  History 

Prof.  Francis  A.  Walker,  Ph.D. 

lecturer  on  Political  Economy  and  History 

Prof.  William  G.  Sumner.  B.A. 

Lecturer  on  Political  and  Social  Science 

Prof.  Henry  W.  Farnam,  M.A.,  R.P.D. 
Lecturer  on  Political  Economy 


Law 

Deparlnuttt. 

17 

GRADUATE  STUDENTS 

CANm  DATES   TO 

THE    DEGREE   Or    D.C.U 

i 

Louis  Hood,  m.l.  ) 
Attomer  *t  l^w   I 

X^mrk,  N.  y. 

458  Chapel  St. 

James  Hodge  McLean,  m.l.  | 

Trenlaa,  Ca. 

Elm  St 

AltoraeT  u  Liv»                     f 

CANDIDATES   FO 

K    THE    DEGREE  OF    M.L. 

William  Ward  Bailey,  ll.b.  ( 
Altonicy  it  Law                       S 

A'^Ti;  //aven 

«»  Temple  St.    , 

Willard  Anthony  Davis,  LL.u.  ) 

Bailoii,  Mail. 

73  High  St. 

Attorney  at  Law                           ( 

Edwin  Allan  Smiih,  ll.b.  ) 

Nrxv  Haven 

37  Ward  St. 

Attorneys  Law                   1 

Harry  Hinman  Wadsworih.  ll.k. 

FiirminxKitt 

148  Orange  si. 

Allotncy  il  Law 

Tetah  Haggin  Palterson.  ll.b.  » 
AUorney  at  Law                            ( 

GtBrgeleum.  Ky. 

7  Library  si. 

SENIOR   CLASS 

William  Ransom  Barbour,  b.a. 

N(w  Havin 

S3I  Voric  St. 

Eugene  Lionel  Gilberl 

Savannah.  Ga. 

7  Library  st. 

Henry  Charles  Gussman 

Syacusf.N.   Y. 

168  George  St.    ' 

Robert  Ednard  Hall 

Bantam  Falls 

4  Orange  st. 

William  Thotnr  Haviland.  n.A. 

BriJgipert 

Bridgeport 

ShelraaA  Harlwcl    Hiibb:irJ 

BridgfpotI 

Bridgeport 

Walter  Simeon  Judd 

Liuh/ield 

3S  College  St. 

Frederic  William  Keacor,  b.a. 

Molini,  III. 

464  Chapei  SI. 

Tbomai  Robert  Morrow,  b.a. 

Hartford 

Hartford 

Winchrop  Hoyt  Perry,  b.a. 

SBtttkport 

SouthpoTi 

Edward  Freeman  Porter,  ph.b. 

Slevt.   VI. 

237  York  SI. 

John  Bliss  Porler,  D.A. 

m-w  «...«. 

43a  Chapel  St. 

Nelson  Royal 

Ceventry 

r6S  George  st. 

John  Alden  Sioughloo 

Hartford 

Harlfoid 

Arthur  Mortimer  Taft 

Warcetlir,  Mass. 

isS  High  St. 

Eugene  Winston  Walker,  b.a. 

Richmond,  Ky. 

433  Chapel  St. 

Edwin  Carrington  Ward,  h.a. 

Farminglen 

lOJ  N. 

George  Dutlon  Walrous,  b,a. 

Niw  Haven 

63  Whitney  av. 

SPECIAL   STUDENTS 

Remteo  Varicic  Messier,  h.a. 

PitUburgh.  Pa. 

3S  College  st. 

Wm.  Jerome  Davis,  l.-b.,  m.<..,  Yale  ^  ^^^^^    ^,   ^ 

laS  High  SI. 

Unlirerdty  of  New  Jei»y 

, 



_        — _  _  . 

" 

JUNIOR   CLASS 

Henry  Washingion  Asher,  ph.b. 

A'««  ffa^^r>, 

13  Home  pi. 

Charles  Henry  Ayer 

Sayhrcoi 

30  Orange  si. 

Walter  Thompson  Baggs 

Sloeklon,  Cat. 

i68  George  si. 

David  Birch 

Nit,>  York  City 

cfi  Olive  St.    ' 

Cormac  Francis  Bohan 

Pittstott,  Pa. 

I03  Hone  si. 

tkisHavfordBriggs,  1J.A. 

jVew  Havin 

I  s. 

Charle*  Wei  ington  Brorrn,  A.B. 
Filmckbutn.  Ill- 

Carlinvilli,  III. 

136  High  St. 

Frederick  Hul    Cogswell 

Nt-w  f/avfn 

433  Chapel  St. 

Alfred  Michael  Downes 

New  lla-,>en 

103  Howe  St. 

Edward  Thomns  Evans,  B.A. 

Piltshurgk,  Pa. 

494  Chapel  St. 

Henry  Samjel  Ewing.  B.A. 

Pillsburgh,  Pa. 

S6w.    ' 

William  Lanrence  Green 

AVtu  Haven 

6  Silver  St. 

Nathaniel  Taylor  Guernsey,  b,a. 

Xtw  Ilavin 

104  Howe  St. 

PoEler  Henry  Harrison,  b.a.  * 
St.  IgiMtlus                                 ) 

Chicago.  III. 

4fi4  Chapel  SI. 

Louis  Bevier  Hasbrouck,  b.a. 

RimJout.  A'.   V. 

464  Chapel  SI. 

John  Phillip  Hellinsiein,  b.a. 

116  High  St.    i 

Charles  KWncr 

NiwUavin 

56  George  st.    j 

!  Daniel  Wil  iara  Lawler.  b.a.  1 

P,-airicduChU,t.  Wise. 

iSq  George  st. 

Gcoreclown                                1 

HenrySamuEl  Millet.  A.u.t 

Pillsbuigh.  Pa. 

56  w.    , 

Itniyerrity  uf  Vionster          i 

Alben  Henry  Moulion,  b.a. 

KitUry,  Me. 

41  High  St. 

Albert  Louis  Muller 

C«r:Qn  City,  Nev. 

7  Home  pi. 

William  Pill  Niks 

Nft'.'  Jfav/n                  S 

Quinnipiac  si. 

Fredcilck  Clifford  Peel 

Bri.lgtpart 

Bridgepon 

Charles  Benrell  Perry 

Oxford 

20  Orange  st.    1 

Waller  Pond. 

A'tv>  Havm 

99  Si.  John  SI. 

George  Uwis  Sargent,  ph.b. 

Niv,  Ha-m 

5:  Elm  St.    ■ 

Berna.d  Joseph  Shanley,PH.B. 

Ncv!  Haven 

It  Franklin  si. 

George  Simas,  3il.  B.S- * 
C..n.<ilir.-llew=              ) 

Pithburgk,  Fa. 

35  College  St. 

Richard  Teh 

Sandy  Hill.  -V.  1'. 

529  Chapel  SI. 

Richard  Lindsay  Trumbull,  ph.b. 

8  Trumbull  si. 

Frank  Hibbard  Wadsworih 

Farminglan 

14S  Orange  si. 

Artiiur  Kugene  Walradi,  b.a. 

ChisUr,  III. 

433  Chapel  st. 

Willard  Douglas  Warren 

New  Haven 

184  Glove  St. 

Sain  Welly,  b.a.  ( 
1.  W.  U.            f 

U  Nose.  fit.  Winlhrop 

av.,  oirWhalley 

Henry  Charles  While,  B.A. 

AVw  Have» 

:74  Orange  st. 

Charles  William  Willelt 

Suffitld 

433  Chapel  SI. 

GnADtJArE  Special  Stct 

ENTS, 

q 

Sehiors.      . 

.     iH                  1 

Jl-NIOK. 

36-63           j 

" 

Medical   Department. 


FACULTY 

Rev.  NOAH    PORTER,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  President 
BENJAMIN    SILLIMAN.  M.D. 
MOSES   C.  WHITE,  M.D. 
CHARLES   A.  LINDSLEY,  M.D..  Dean 
LUCIAN    S,  WILCOX,  M.D. 
LEONARD   J.  SANFORD.  M.D. 
WILLIAM    H.  CARMALT,  M.D. 
FRANK    E.  BECKWITH,  M.D. 
JAMES    K.  THACHER.  M.D. 


William  O.  Ayres,  M.D.,  Lecturer  on  Nervous  Diseases 

Henry  P.  Stearns,  M.D.,  Superintendent  of  the  Hartford  Retreat 
for  the  Insane,  Lecturer  on  Insanity 

S.  Hartwell  Chapman,  M.D.,  Lecturer  on  Diseases  of  the  Throat 

Matthew  D.Mann,  M.D.,  Clinical  Lecturer  on  Gynecology 

William  H.  Hotchkiss,  M.D.,  Demonstrator  in  Anatomy 

T.  Mitchell  Prudden,  M.D.,   Lecturer  on  Normal  Histology 

Thomas  H.  Russell,  M.D.,  Clinical  Lecturer  on  Surgery 

Henry  Flrischner,  M.D.,   Lecturer  on  Food  and  Poisons 

S.  W.  Williston,  M.D.,  Demonstrator  of  Osteology, 


SECOND   YEAR. 


Walter  Chauncey  Camp,  b.a. 
William  Henry  Chittenden 
George  Tilton  Doolittle, 
Charles  Fred.  Linquist 
Edgar  Sheffield  Porter 
Frederick  Sumner  Smith,  r.a. 
Arthur  John  Tenney 
John  Edward  West  Thompson 
Robert  Arthur  Turpin 
Frank  Henry  Wheeler,  b.a. 
Rudolf  Wurtz,  b.a. 


New  Haven 
North  Guilford 
New  L/aven 
Ne7u  Haven 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
New  York  City 
Bridgeport 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 


595  Chapel  st. 

154  Church  St. 

69  Church  St. 

122  Olive  St. 

38  Hillhouse  ave. 

78  Trumbull  st. 

27  High  sL 

69  Church  St. 

Bridgeport 

29  Clinton  av. 

69  Whitney  av. 


20 


Medical  Department, 


FIRST   YEAR. 


Denis  William  Barry 
William  Gibbons  Daggett,  b.a. 
Charles  Manville  Downs,  ph.b. 
Charles  Tiffany  Gilbert 
George  Fred  Lewis 
Frank  Newton  Loomis,  r.a. 
Oliver  Thomas  Osborne 
Thomas  Burr  Osborne,  b.a. 
Henry  Lawrence  Swaine 


Neiu  York  City 
/Vew  Haven 
New  Haven 
.New  Haven 
Stratford 
Granby 
Ne7u  Haven 
New  Haven 
Ne7v  Haven 


134  College  St. 

60  Wall  St. 

70  Woostcr  St. 

28  Ward  St. 
136  Crown  St. 

29  High  St. 
31  Richard  St. 
156  Crown  St. 

70  Woolsey  st. 


HOSPITAL   STAFF. 


Attending  Senior  Sufgeons. 
Francis  Bacon,  M.D.  William  H.  Carmalt,  M.D. 

Attending  Junior  Surgeons. 
Wm.  H.  Hotchkiss,  M.D.  Thomas  H.  Russell,  M.D. 

Attending  Physicians. 
Moses  C.  White,  M.D.  S.  H.  Chapman,  M.D. 

Luther  M.  Gilbert,  M.D.  Henry  Fleischnrr,  M.D. 

T.  H.  Bishop.  M.D.  F.  E.  Beckwith,  M.D. 

Pathologist. 
Moses  C.  White.  M.D. 


PHYSICIANS   OF   THE  DISPENSARY. 

S.  H.  Chapman,  M.D.,  in  charge  oj  Diseases  of  the  Ear  and  Throat 
Wm.  H.  Hotchkiss,  M.D.,  in  charge  of  Surgery,  including  Diseases  of  the  Eye 
John  P.  C.  Foster,  M.D.,  in  charge  of  Diseases  of  the  Skin 
Henry  Fleischner,  M.D.,  in  charge  of  the  Diseases  of  Women 
C.  Purdy  Lindsley,  M.D.,  in  charge  of  Diseases  of  the  Lungs  and  Heart 
James  K.  Thacher.  M.D.,  in  charge  of  Diseases  of  the  Netvous  and  Digestive 
Systems 


Second  Year, 
First  Year, 

Total, 


SUMMARY. 


II 

9 

20 


partment  of  Philosophy  and  the  Arts. 


GRADUATE  STUDENTS 


Allen  Andrews,  I'II.k. 

cJ  Bailey,  pii.u. 

>lade  Ely,  pii.b. 

s  Hildcbrand,  d.k. 

Edwards  Hooker,  r.a. 

Jamison,  rH.n. 

I  Frederick  Klein,  d.e. 

1  Waldron  Lambert,  b.a. 

Levonian,  ) 

tral  Turkey  College   ) 

i  Sigmund  Linde,  b.a. 

Linton,  m.a. 
ihington  and  Jefferson  College,  Pa. 

s  Daty  Munn,  imi.b. 

I  Bayless  Nye,  b.a.  | 
ietta  College  ) 

1  Lucius  Penficld,  b.a. 

Charles  Warner,  imi.b. 

Hyde  Waters,  b.s.  ) 
inence  College,  Ky.      f 

:  William  Watson,  ph.b. 

•  Burnham  Woodford,  ph.b. 

;  Woolsey,  b.a. 


Tarry  town,  N.   Y. 


Ifarrisbtirg,  Pa. 

489  Chapel  St. 

New  York  City 

57  N.  S.  H. 

A^t'W  Haven 

34  Chestnut  st. 

New  Haven 

62  Prospect  St. 

Ne-o  Orleans,  La. 

New  Haven 

14  Whalley  av. 

New  York  City 

« 

Aintab,  Turkey 

72  High  St. 

Neiv  Haven 

133  Congress  av. 

Washing/on,  Pa, 

49  Grove  st. 

Southingtan 

55  N.  9.  H. 

Marietta,  0. 

91  w. 

Catskill,  N.  Y. 

14  8.  H. 

West  Suffield 

Garrettsviile,  0. 

21  Home  pi. 

Ashtabula^  0. 

489  Chapel  St. 

West  lYinsted 

16  S.  H. 

New  Haven 

250  Ch|irch  St. 

Graduate  Students,  19 


School  of  the  Fine  Arts. 


FACULTY 
Rev.  NOAH    PORTER.  D.D.,  LL.D.,  Presidknt 

JOHN    F.  WEIR,  N.A.,  M.A.,  Director 
Rev.  JAMES   M.  HOPPIN.  D.D. 

JOHN    H.  NIEMEYER.  M.A. 


Frederic  R.  Honey,  Instructor  in  Perspective 
John  P.C.Foster,  M.D.,  Instructor  in  Anatomy 
Harrison  W.  Lindslev,  C.E.,  Instructor  in  Architecture 
Charles  R.  Loomis,  Assistant  in  Drawing 


STUDENTS. 


Maud  A.  Allen 
Susan  M.  Ailing 
Emma  H.  Bacon 
Emma  C.  Banks 
Mary  O.  Banks 
Bella  J.  Barbour 
George  F.  Bosworlh 
Mary  T.  Bradner 
John  J.  Brennan 
Fanny  C.  Burr 
Julia  I.  Coe 
Sarah  Dcshon 
Carolina  M.  Dunbar 
Mary  M.  Elliot 
Susan  S.  Farnam 
Sarah  D.  Gardener 
Mary  R.  Govescoll 
Jessia  C.  Harger 
Eliza  J.  Harrison 
Mary  E.  Hobson 
Maud  S.  Ingersoll 
Antoinette  Ives 
William  H.  Jackson 
William  H.  Jewett 
Elizabeth  H.  Kingsley 
Frederic  T.  Langzettel 
Caroline  Lindslcy 
Charles  R.  Loomis 
Henry  E.  Manning 
Rebecca  M.  Mitchell 
Jane  Newton 
Helen  Oakford 
Katherinc  B.  Park 
Elizabeth  S.  Pitman- 
Walter  Sexton 
Eleanor  Siliiman 
Albert  E.  Smith 
Matilda  B.  Sioeckel 
Florence  M.  Trowbridge 
Ethel  C.Walker  / 

Irene  Weir 


New  Haven 
Bir7nini;^haffi 
Aleriden 
iVew  Haven 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
Milford 
New  Haven 
Ne7v  Haven 
Monroe 
Netv  Haven 
Meriden 
Stratford 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 

Wallinf^ford 
New  Haven 
Alontreal^  Can. 
Ne7v  Haven 
New  Hai'cn 
New  Haven 
N^ew  Haven 
A^ew  Haven 
Hartford 
New  Haven 
Neiv  Haven 
AV7f'  Haven 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 

Wallingford 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 

Waterfnoy 
New  Haven 
A^ew  Haven 
A^ew  Haven 
Springfield^  Mass. 


Academical   Department. 


SENIOR    CLASS 


Frank  Frost  Abbott 
James  Ferguson  Allen 
Martin  Smith  Allen 
Albert  Hoffman  Atterbury 
Walter  Irving  Badger 
William  Elder  Bailey 
Harry  Rudolph  Baltz 
Erwin  Hinckley  Barbour 
Henry  Weldon  Barnes 
Floyd  Julius  Bartlett 
Mortimer  Stratton  Bate 
Robert  Parker  Bates 
Morgan  Hawley  Beach 
John  Fred  Beede 
Samuel  Bennett,  Jr. 
Cyrus  Bentley,  Jr. 
Charles  Kingsbury  Billings 
Charles  Edward  Blumlcy 
George  Shepard  Bolt  wood 
Benjamin  Brewster 
Ferree  Brinton 
Fred  John  Brockway 
Nathaniel  Richardson  Bronson 
Wayland  Irving  Bruce 
James  Alexander  Campbell 
David  Anderson  Chenault,  Jr. 
William  Churchill 
Stephen  Merrill  Clement,  Jr. 
Edwin  Bradford  Cragin 
Bryan  Cumming 
George  Edward  Curtis 
Theodore  Cuyler 
Frederick  Orren  Darling 
Edwin  Lynde  Dillingham 
Franklin  Maynard  Eaton 
James  Richard  Ely 
William  Phelps  Eno 
Frank  Cooley  Farwell 
Augustine  FitzGerald 


Redding 

1 68  F. 

New  Haven 

173  V. 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y, 

211  1). 

Trenton  y  N.  J. 

123  N. 

Boston,  Mass, 

134  K. 

Harrisburg,  Pa, 

216  D. 

Philadelphia,  Pa. 

221  I). 

Oxford,  0, 

151   K. 

Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

230  D. 

Warsaw,  N.  V. 

231  D. 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y, 

202  D. 

Bennington,  Vt. 

162  K 

Alexandria,  Va. 

238  D. 

Meredith  Village,  N,  //. 

152  F. 

White  Hall,  Ky. 

219  D. 

Chicago,  III. 

224  ». 

New  York  City 

220  I). 

Nor7uich 

73  N.  M. 

New  Haven 

77  Wall  St. 

New  Haven 

170  F. 

Philadelphia,  Pa, 

238  D. 

Hopkinton,  N.  H, 

106  N. 

Waterbury 

156  F. 

Poughkeepsie,  N.  Y. 

213  U. 

St.  Louis,  Afo. 

228  I). 

Richmond,  Ky, 

219  D. 

New  Haven 

69  N.  M. 

Buffalo,  N,  Y. 

132  F. 

Colchester 

138  F. 

Augusta,  Ga, 

138  F. 

Birmingham 

165  F. 

Philadelphia,  Pa. 

223  I). 

New  York  City 

224  D. 

Bangor,  Me. 

222  I). 

St,  Stephens,  N.  B. 

216  D. 

New  York  City 

26  S. 

New  York  City 

204  I). 

Chicago,  HI. 

223  I). 

Litchfield 

206  D. 

34                                Academical  Dtpartmenl.                                           j 

■  Carlton  Alexaniler  Fooie 

Nn,  Havtn 

347  Howard  av. 

Wilbur  Harv<a'  Nash  Ford 

Milftrd 

n  Park  SI. 

1   Burnside  Foiier 

Boilait,  Mas,. 

887  i>- 

Asa  Palme   Fiencli 

Braiuttti,  Mats. 

aaSu. 

oseph  Entanrucl  Friend 

Mihvauktt,  nUc. 

25  High  St. 

1  Harry  Chambers  Fries 

321   1>. 

Frank  RunyonGalUber 

B,»Mr».  N.  Y. 

237 1).  : 

H«nrj  Washburn  Gaides 

Ntw  OrUans.  La. 

464  Chapel  St.    ' 

Charles  Burr  Graces 

Nnv  Unden 

151  F.    i 

George  llebcr  Graves 

Ntw  Hmtn 

170  K 

Herbert  Slanlon  Griggs 

Si.  Paul.  Minn. 

130  K- 

Alfred  Chapman  Hand 

llottiidalt.  Pa. 

14»  F- 

John  Kussel   Ilaiilon 

Pennin^lon,  N.  J. 

73  N.  M. 

Charles  Burnelt  Hawkes 

Nitv  Havn, 

6s  Martin  st.    1 

Charles  Samuel  Hcbard 

Ptquaming.  Mich. 

"33  K. 

]  Theodore  HoUanii 

Niw  York  City 

2290. 

!  Samuel  Cnrnpil  Hopkins 

Calsiill.  A'.  Y. 

229  "■ 

:   Henry  Clarke  JefTerds 

Bansor,  Aft. 

;  Barclay  Johnson 

Niw  York  City 

22  S. 

Frank  Albert  Kellogg 

Net..  HaviH 

167  George  st. 

John  Piescoii  Kellogg 

li'altriury 

206  D.     1 

James  Henry  Kingman 

Niw  Bidford.   Mass. 

152  r. 

Alfred  Beard  Kiltredge 

£,isl  Jaffny.  N.  11. 

820U. 

'   Howard  lioyt  Knapp 

South  A'snoati 

134  •'. 

George  W\\  iam  Uy 

Eailen.  Md. 

1*4  N. 

Charles  Henry  Lew[s 

Naugalui^t 

213  ». 

Charles  Jonas  Long 

ll'ilifs  Barrt,  Pa. 

155   F. 

Seymour  Crane  Loomis 

Suffitld 

305  Orange  s(. 

Mariin  Lovering 

Harvard,  Man. 

76  N.  «.    , 

FiUhbHrg.  Alas,. 

"4*F.    1 

Chester  Wolcolt  Lyman 

A'/tt.  Mav^ 

133  F. 

Enoch  Wilbei  McBride 

Gethin,  ,V,  Y. 

"35  F. 

H»rry  Chapman  McKnight 

EUinglon 

I3IL. 

Daniel  Walton  McMillan 

Philadtlfhia,  Pa. 

131   F.     1 

'  Herbert  Lyman  Moodey 

Broatlyn.  N.    Y. 

Charles  Newton  Morris 

ireil  Hartford 

172  F. 

Waller  Murphy 

Philadtlphia.  Pa. 

148  F. 

Arthur  Sherwood  Osborne 

Ntw  Havtn 

227  1).     , 

Frank  Edward  Page 

Bath,  Alt. 

162  F.    . 

JosiahCulbert  Palmer 

Brootlvn.  M.   Y. 

231  t). 

William  Scranton  fardcc 

Nn«  Haven 

327  Gforge  St. 

Samuel  Manweli  Pailte 

Piltshn,  Pa. 

164  K. 

Wil  iam  Ht-nry  Parsons,  Jr. 

Ryt,N.   Y. 

237  1), 

Chaunceylloivari]  Pembet 

RockvilU 

214  i>. 

Richard  I  Icniy  Pierce 

Hopkinlan.  Mass. 

214  1). 

'  Henry  Barstow  Piatt 

OvKgo.  N.  Y. 

135  F. 

1.     _         _     ._       .  _ 

— 

25 

Seniors. 

William  Pollock 

New  York  City 

2!o3  D. 

Julius  Howard  Pratt.  Jr. 

Monlclair,  N,  J. 

124  N 

James  Quackenbush  Rice 

Goshen 

163  F 

Charles  Edward  Richards 

Keene,  N.  //. 

[42  F 

George  Parker  Richardson 

Bath,  Me. 

201  D 

Robert  Mayo  Rolfe 

Auburn,  Me. 

106  N. 

John  Rossiter 

North  Guilford 

181  L 

Benjamin  Huger  Rutlcdge 

Charleston,  S.  C. 

109  Elm  St 

Daniel  Sammis  Sanford 

Redding  Ridge 

168  F 

Arthur  Scranton 

Scranton,  Pa. 

141  F 

Charles  Locke  Scudder 

Great  Barrington,  Mass. 

172  F 

Caleb  Wright  Shipley 

Cincinnati,  0. 

239  1) 

Levi  Ives  Shoemaker 

Wilkes  Barre,  Pa. 

173  F 

Charles  Mather  Sholes 

Newport,  N.  H. 

211  D 

Edward  Vernon  Silver 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

177  F 

Lewis  Mann  Silver 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y, 

177  F 

Clarence  Austin  Smith 

Birmingham 

166  F 

Frank  Hiram  Snell 

Washington,  D.  C. 

212  I) 

1 

Henry  Speke  Snyder 

Philadelphia,  Pa. 

301  Elm  St 

.    i 
1 

Charles  Stillman 

New  York  City 

235  D 

1 

>    1 

Charles  Bigelow  Storrs 

New  York  City 

139  F 

Howard  Peck  Sweetser 

N'eu*  York  City 

239  I> 

i 

Bernard  Titche 

Ray vi lie.  La. 

165  F 

William  Grandin  Voughi 

Buffalo,  N.   Y. 

230  D 

; 

Tracy  Waller 

New  London 

235  D 

1 

Daniel  B.  Weaver 

Lancaster,  Pa. 

166  F. 

1 

Edward  Odell  Weed 

New  York  City 

212  D 

; 

Martin  Welles 

Newington 

163  F 

1 

John  Lewis  Wells 

Fayetteville,  N.  Y. 

131  ^' 

1 

Thomas  McDonnell  Went  worth 

Racine,  Wise. 

143  F 

Joseph  Ernest  Whitney 

Cornwall 

139  F. 

1 

Charles  Albert  Wight 

North  Hatfield,  Mass. 

143  F. 

1 

Emmet  Smith  Williams 

Meriden 

215  n 

Harry  Lucien  Williams 

Northampton,  Mass. 

20  r  I) 

Franklin  Eldred  Worcester 

Albany,  N.  Y. 

209  I) 

Arthur  Bethuel  Wright 

New  Ifaven 

226  York  St 

*              1 

Seniors,  122 

26 


Academical  Department. 


JUNIOR    CLASS 


John  Lanson  Adams 
Loring  William  Andrews 
Royal  Sherwood  Banks 
Francis  Gibbons  Beach 
Charles  Seidles  Beck,  Jr. 
Edward  A.  Beddall 
Frank  Herbert  Beede 
Nelson  William  Bell 
Richard  Mervin  Bissell 
Philo  Carpenter  Black 
Lucius  Boltwood 
Edward  Increase  Bosworth 
George  Hill  Bottome 
Edward  Gaylord  Bourne 
Henry  Eldridge  Bourne 
Arthur  Eugene  Bowers 
Austin  Lord  Bowman 
George  Ernest  Bowman 
David  Hillhouse  Buel 
Charles  Winslow  Burpee 
Charles  Hudson  Burr 
George  Lorenzo  Burton 
Frederic  Sanford  Calhoun 
Henry  Warner  Calhoun 
William  Patterson  Cantwcll,  Jr. 
Woolsey  Carmalt 
Albert  Carr 

George  Prentiss  Carroll 
Henry  Carver 
Livingston  Reade  Catlin 
Francis  Davis  Chamberlain 
Henry  Morton  Chase 
Samuel  Beresford  Childs 
Charles  Cameron  Clarke,  Jr. 
Gilbert  Colgate 
Charles  Farnham  Collins 
Robert  Harrison  Cornish 
Arthur  Bradford  Cornwall 
Charles  Rogers  Corwith 
John  Franklin  Craul 
George  Cromwell 
Frank  Cunningham 
Arnold  Guyot  Dana 


Westport 

28  S. 

New  York  City 

14  s. 

Fairfield 

7  s. 

New  Haven 

144  r. 

Wilkes  Barre,  Pa, 

23  s. 

Port  Carbon,  Pa, 

145  F. 

Dover,  N.  H, 

17  s. 

Netv  Yotk  City 

146  K. 

Chicago,  III. 

1 59  F. 

Dallas  City,  III. 

i6g  Temple  si. 

New  Haven 

77  Wall  St. 

Dundee,  III. 

New  York  City 

4  s. 

Sharon 

85  N.  M. 

Sharon 

85  N.  M. 

North  Manchester 

120  Dwight  St. 

South  IVindsor 

9  s. 

South  Windsor 

9  s. 

Yonkers,  N.  Y. 

103  N. 

Rockville 

119  N. 

Bloomington,  III. 

146  F. 

New  Haven 

555  Howard  av. 

New  Haven 

46  Trumbull  st. 

New  York  City 

31  s. 

Malone,  N.  Y. 

98  N. 

New  York  City 

6s.- 

Collinsidlle 

114  N. 

Forestville 

10  s. 

Doylestown,  Pa. 

8  s, 

New  York  City 

28  s. 

West  Chester,  Pa. 

149  F. 

Syracuse,  N.  Y. 

108  N. 

East  Hartford 

86  Grove  st. 

Sing  Sing,  N,  Y. 

II  s. 

Orange,  N.  J. 

29  s. 

Newport,  R.  I. 

144  F. 

Gillette,  N.  J. 

4  s. 

New  Haven 

90  N.  M. 

Chicago,  III. 

32  S. 

Krai  I  town.  Pa, 

17  s. 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

232  D. 

New  York  City 

lOI  N. 

New  Haven 

6s. 

Juniors, 

2? 

Laurent  Clerc  Deming 

Hartford 

29  s. 

Edward  Nelson  Dingley 

Lewiston^  Me, 

129  F. 

Maurice  Edwards  Dunham 

Edgartown^  Mass, 

16  S. 

Everett  James  Esselstyn 

HoliowvilU,  N.  V, 

75  N.  M. 

Seward  Henry  Fields 

Atlanta,  III. 

158  F. 

Arthur  Lyman  Fisk 

Northampton,  Muss, 

16  S. 

Henry  Edward  Fisk 

Chicago,  III, 

90  N.  M. 

Henry  Titus  Folsom 

Orange,  N.  J, 

210  D. 

Charles  Jenkins  Foote 

New  Haven 

74  N.  M. 

Charles  Seward  Foote 

Port  Henry,  N,  V. 

103  N. 

Henry  Anthon  Forchheimer 

Mobile,  Ala. 

13  Home  pi. 

Robert  Aldrich  Fosdick 

Stamford 

2  s. 

William  Fosdick 

Stamford 

464  Chapel  St. 

Elihu  Brintnal  Frost 

Peekskill,N,  Y. 

,  210  D. 

Herbert  Loring  Frost 

Cleveland,  0. 

161  F. 

John  William  Galbraith 

Erie,  Pa. 

140  F. 

Stephen  Leonard  Geisthardt 

Norwich 

7s. 

William  Irwin  Grubb 

Cincinnati,  0. 

105  N. 

Charles  Harris  Hall 

Binghamton,  N.  Y. 

154  F. 

Charles  Halsey 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

232  D. 

Clifford  Dudley  Ham 

Dubuque,  Iowa 

145  F. 

Charles  William  Harkness 

Cleveland,  0. 

215  D. 

Benjamin  Vincent  Harrison 

Montclair,  N.  J. 

149  F. 

Irving  Warren  Hart 

Southington 

113  N. 

Frederick  William  Havens 

Bridgeport 

r  TR. 

Samuel  Newhall  Hawkes 

New  Haven 

105  Martin  st. 

Victor  Emanuel  Helleberg 

Cincinnati,  0, 

88  N.  M. 

Harry  Roberts  Hillard 

Wilkes  Barre,  Pa. 

104  N. 

Lord  Butler  Hillard 

Wilkes  Barre,  Pa. 

30  S. 

Tuthill  Reynolds  Hillard 

Wilkes  Barre,  Pa. 

104  N. 

Horace  George  Hoadley 

New  Haven 

27  S. 

William  James  Holly 

Philadelphia,  Pa. 

92  N.  M. 

,  Wilber  Eugene  Houpt 

Somerset,  N,  Y, 

174  ►'. 

Charles  Goodrich  Hower 

Cleveland,  0. 

140  F. 

Henry  Martyn  Hoyt 

Kingston,  Pa. 

107  N. 

Louis  Kossuth  Hull 

Lebanon 

209  I). 

Thomas  D.  Husted* 

Peekskill,  N.  Y. 

lOI  N. 

Leland  Howard  Ives 

Meriden 

109  Elm  St. 

William  Alfred  Jackson 

Norwalk 

George  Conkling  Jennings 

Cle7'eland,  0. 

176  F. 

Samuel  Rountree  Jewett 

Chicago,  III. 

174  F. 

George  Washington  Johnston 

Frankfort,  Ky. 

176  F. 

Daniel  Albion  Jones 

Fair  Haven 

Fair  Haven 

Francis  Bartlett  Kellogg 

Avon 

107  N. 

*Fred  William  Kellogg 

Red  Wing,  Minn. 

25  s. 

Clifford  Stephen  Kelsey 

Bridgeport 

12  s. 

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28 


Academical  Department. 


Charles  Martin  Kendall 

Sheldon  Quayle  Kerruish 

Daniel  Stimson  Knowlton 

Harry  Woodville  Latham 

Fred  Churchill  Leonard 

Carll  Andrews  Lewis 

Joseph  McKeen  Lewis 

Allyn  Cooke  Loomis 

Charles  Loughridge 

George  Henry  Anderson  Lyford 

George  Stanley  Lynde 

Oliver  McKee 

Edward  Tompkins  McLaughlin 

William  Hutchinson  Merrill 

Kier  Mitchell 

Cleveland  Langston  Moffetl 

Eliakim  Hastings  Moore,  Jr. 

John  Atwood  Moore 

Augustus  Tracy  Morgan 

Marcus  Morton,  Jr. 

Joseph  Horton  Nelson 

Walter  Eben  Nettleton 

Isaac  Burkett  Newton 

Harry  Herbert  Palmer 

Joseph  Robinson  Parrott 

Dudley  Phelps 

Francis  Johnson  Phelps 

John  Jay  Phelps 

John  Pierpont 

Samuel  Ball  Platner 

Austin  Roe  Preston 

William  Price 

James  Frank  Raymond 

David  Farnam  Read 

Edward  Adams  Richardson 

Frederick  William  Rogers 

Robert  Cameron  Rogers 

Joseph  James  Rose 

Charles  Edward  Sackctt 

Edward  Barteau  Sargent 

Linton  Satterthwait 

Andrew  Linn  Sawyer 

Rollin  Augustus  Sawyer,  Jr. 

Frederick  David  Shaffer 

Stanley  Shaffer 

Charles  Colebrook  Sherman 


Angelica^  N.  V. 

72  N.  M. 

Clti'eiand,  0. 

233  D. 

Biddeford^  Me. 

157  F. 

Bridgeport 

147  F. 

Spring  Mills,  N.   Y. 

23  s. 

Nnv  Haven 

258  George  st. 

New  York  City 

27  s. 

Windsor 

84  N.  M. 

Oskaloosa,  Iowa 

fo8  N. 

Cincinnati,  0. 

3S. 

Bangor,  Me. 

76  N.  M. 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

226  I). 

Litchfield 

25  S. 

Brooklyn,  N.   Y. 

450  Chapel  St. 

Pittsburgh,  Pa, 

217  I). 

Newton,  N.  J. 

13  s. 

Denver,  Col. 

3  s. 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 

97  N. 

Binghamton,  N.  Y, 

75  N.  M. 

Andover,  Mass. 

161   F. 

Aurora,  III. 

y                      159  F. 

Stockbridge,  Mass. 

14  S. 

Nortvich,  N.  Y. 

147  F. 

Sioux  City,  Iowa 

20  S. 

Oxford,  Me. 

71  N.  M. 

Neiv  York  City 

81  W. 

Andover,  Mass. 

218  n. 

Englewood,  N.  y. 

217  1). 

New  Haven 

10  s. 

Neiuark,  N.  J. 

116  N. 

Buffalo,  N.  Y 

31  s. 

Potts  town.  Pa. 

92  N.  M. 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

158  F. 

Bridgeport 

12  S. 

Groton,  Muss. 

113  N. 

Cambridge,  Mass. 

32  s. 

Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

15  s. 

Bridgeport 

I  TR. 

Westfield,  N  Y. 

104  Wall  St. 

Cincinnati,  0. 

208  D. 

Trenton,  N.  J. 

84  N.  M. 

Greenwich 

163  Orange  St. 

Greenwich 

163  Orange  st. 

Cincinnati,  0. 

225  D. 

Cincinnati,  0. 

225  i>.    1 

Syracuse,  N.  Y. 

175  F,     ; 

Juniors. 


29 


Henry  Warner  Slocum,  Jr. 
Albert  Edward  Smith 
Clarence  Melbury  Smith 
Edward  Eugene  Smith 
Edward  Everett  Smith 
Herbert  Rodgers  Smith 
Warren  Weston  Smith 
Thomas  Shepard  South  worth 
Frank  Penrose  Sproul 
Frank  Burton  Stevens 
William  Kcrper  Stevens 
William  Hamilton  Stock  well 
Horatio  Odell  Stone 
Henry  Hastings  Strong 
Albert  Edmond  Symington 
Horace  Dutton  Taft 
Yew  Fun  Tan 
John  Prentice  Terry 
Sherman  Day  Thacher 
Henry  Czar  Merwin  Thomson 
Joseph  Parker  Trowbridge 
William  Trumbull 
Denison  Baldwin  Tucker 
Harold  Vernon 
Frederic  Denison  Ward 
John  Elton  Wayland 
William  Warren  Weeks 
Clarence  Wetherill  Wilson 
John  Butler  Woodward 
Charles  Halsted  Yates 
Morrison  Waite  Young 


Brooklyn,  N,  V, 

63  W. 

North  Haven 

196  Elm  St. 

Clifton,  N.  r. 

72  N.  M. 

Hartford 

189  c. 

Birmingham 

20  s. 

Norwalk 

13  s. 

New  York  City 

8  s. 

West  Springfield^  Mass. 

119  N. 

Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

63  W. 

Dover,  N".  //. 

88  N.  M. 

Reading,  Pa. 

154  F. 

Orange,  N.  y. 

129  K. 

Chicago,  HI. 

210  I>. 

Westfield,  Mass. 

71  N.  M. 

New  York  City 

218  I>. 

Cincinnati,  0. 

105  N. 

Kwofigtung,  China 

247  Church  St. 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

87  N.  M, 

Netv  Hapten 

IIS. 

New  Haven 

74  N.  M. 

New  Haveti 

41  College  St. 

Valparaiso,  Chili 

157  K. 

New  Haven 

91  N.  M. 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

233  D. 

New  York  City 

91  N.  M. 

New  York  City 

208  D. 

Havre,  France 

97  N. 

Buffalo,  N.Y. 

15  s. 

Wilkesbarre,  Pa. 

30  S. 

Montclair,  N.  J. 

226  D. 

Toledo,  0. 

160  F. 

Juniors,  166 

so 


Academical  Department. 


SOPHOMORE    CLASS 


Frederic  Sturges  Allen 
Wallace  Steele  Allis 
William  Anderson 
Martin  Andrews,  Jr. 
Allison  Vincent  Armour 
Frank  Oliver  Ayres 
Frederic  McLeod  Barbour 
Charles  Edwin  Bedell 
Gabriel  Isidore  Behrisch 
Nelson  Pendleton  Bigelow 
George  Reddington  Blodgett 
Samuel  Albert  Booth 
Wilbur  Franklin  Booth 
Charles  Miner  Boswell 
Frank  Davis  Bowen 
Robert  Munro  Boyd,  Jr. 
William  Benjamin  Bristow 
Harry  Clifford  Brown 
Colin  Sherman  BucU 
Henry  Buist,  Jr. 
John  Miller  Burnam 
James  William  Cain 
Willson  Carpenter 
Charles  Eugene  Carr 
William  Mearns  Carswell 
Neville  Hart  Castle 
Wilson  Catherwood 
Edward  Mortimer  Chapman 
George  Marvin  Cheney 
Francis  Asbury  Christian 
James  Milton  Claggett 
George  Eugene  Cohen 
Edward  Huntington  Coley 
William  Bradley  Coley 
Harris  Dunscomb  Colt 
Frederick  Connell 
Charles  Wilson  Copeland 
Edmund  Petrie  Cottle 
Henry  Boman  Cromwell 
Frederick  Kingsbury  Curtis 
Leonard  Mayhew  Daggett 
Henry  Laurens  Dawes,  Jr. 
Tames  Martin  Dawson 


Bridgeport 
Brookfield,  Vt. 
Waterbury 
Chicago^  III, 
Chicago^  III, 
Oakham^  Mass. 
New  Haven 
Montclair^  N.  J. 
Norivich 
Chicago,  III. 
Bucksporl,  Me. 
Kensington 
Kensington 
West  Hartford 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Montclair,  N.  J. 
New  York  City 
Webster,  Alass. 
Madison 
Charleston,  S.  C. 
St.  Louis,  Mo. 
New  Haven 
Shekomeko,  N.  Y. 
New  Haven 
Highland  Falls,  N.  Y. 
San  Frmfuisco,  Cat. 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Old  Saybrook 
Southbndge,  Afass. 
Canandaigua,  N.   Y. 
Hollis,  N.  H. 
Pittston,  Pa. 
Westport 
Westport 
N^ew  York  City 
Scranton,  Pa. 
Brooklyn,  A'.   J'. 
Buffalo,  X.  Y. 
Brooklyn,  N.   Y. 
New  York  City 
NtW  Haven 
Pitts  field,  Mass. 
Wilmington,  N.  C. 


43  s.  M. 
8 1  N.  M. 

156  F. 

37  s.  M.' 

48  S.  M. 

65  N.  M. 

231   York  St. 

193  c. 

no  Olive  si. 

45  s.  M. 

67  N.  M. 

44  S.  M. 

44  s.  M. 
59  s.  M. 

24  s. 
193  c. 

62  S.  M. 

29  Prospect  St. 

100  N. 

47  s.  M. 

104  Grove  si. 

58  Putnam  st. 

61  s.  M. 

2  Hillhouse  av. 

42  Spring  St. 

167  Temple  si. 

87  w. 

100  N. 

199  Crown  St, 
50  s.  M. 
31  Prospect  St. 
187  c. 
192  c. 
ig2  c. 
58  w. 

164  F. 

66  N,  M. 

24  s. 
450  Chapel  St. 

45  s.  M. 
60  Wall  SI. 

234  i>. 
192  York  SI. 


Sophomores, 

3^ 

Fred  Herbert  Dodge 

Bangor^  Me. 

1 82  L. 

Julius  Tyler  Andrews  Doolittle 

Utica.N.  Y. 

450  Chapel  St. 

Frederic  William  Doringh 

Bristol,  R.  /. 

58  w. 

Charles  Edwin  Eaton 

Orange,  N.  J. 

59  s.  M. 

Ellsworth  Eliot,  Jr. 

New  York  City 

Ill  York  St. 

Maxwell  Evarts 

New  York  City 

90  High  St. 

Arthur  Lincoln  Farwell 

Chicago,  III. 

234  D. 

Reginald  Foster 

Boston,  Mass. 

4  Library  si. 

Gerard  Fountain 

New  York  City 

54  S.  M. 

Edward  Chenery  Gale 

Minneapolis,  Minn. 

112  N. 

Bryce  Gray,  Jr. 

New  York  City 

169  F. 

John  Purdue  Gray,  Jr. 

Utica,N.  y. 

A. 

Daniel  Havens  Grilling 

Cutchogue,  N.  Y, 

68  N.  M. 

Gustave  Frederick  Gruener 

New  Haven 

13  Whiting  St. 

John  Rogers  Halsey,  Jr. 

Brooklyn,  N.   Y. 

450  Chapel  St. 

Robert  Walbridge  Hamill 

Chicago,  III. 

48  S.  M. 

Horace  Edward  Hand 

Scran  ton.  Pa. 

57  s.  M. 

Wilbur  Fisk  Hendrix 

Fayette,  Mo. 

63  S.  M. 

Howard  Haines  Higbec 

Cleveland,  0. 

ro6  w.    1 

Roderick  Whittelsey  Hine 

lehanon 

130  K.    1 

John  Holden 

Bridgeport 

43  s.  M.    i 

Joseph  Glasby  Holliday 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 

68  w. 

Charles  Elmer  Holmes 

North  Stonington 

81  N.  M. 

Henry  Caleb  Hopkins 

Catskill,  N.  Y. 

155  Elm  St. 

Sidney  Wright  Hopkins,  Jr. 

New  York  City 

A. 

Edmund  Otis  Hovey 

Fair  Haven 

18  s. 

Frank  Campbell  Hughson 

Albany,  N.   Y. 

106  w. 

William  Hugh  Hyndman 

Newburgh,  N.   Y. 

46  S.  M. 

Paul  Emott  Jenks 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

37  s-  M. 

Charles  Jcsup  Jennings 

Redding 

215  York  St. 

Reinert  August  Jernbcrg 

Fredrikshald,  Nonvay 

27  Prospect  St. 

William  Henry  Jessup 

Montrose,  Pa. 

4  Library  si. 

Frederic  Scheetz  Jones 

Monroe  City,  Mo. 

55  s.  M. 

George  William  Judson 

Stratford 

55  s.  M. 

Robert  Bage  Kerr 

New  York  City 

458  Chapel  St. 

Ernest  Buckingham  Kimberly 

New  Haven 

qo  Portsea  st. 

Newell  Clark  Knight 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 

68  vv. 

Yung  Kwai 

ICwongtung,  China 

254  York  St. 

Alexander  Lambert 

Ne%o  York  City 

4  Library  st. 

Thomas  Garner  Lawrance 

New  York  City 

464  Chapel  St. 

Edward  Ashton  Lawrence 

Chicago,  III. 

60  S.  M. 

Belrne  Lay 

Fas  ton,  Md. 

186  c:. 

James  Otis  Lincoln 

Bath,  Me. 

53  s-  M. 

Ernest  St.  George  Lough 

Brooklyn,  N.   Y. 

47  S.  M. 

Robert  Hunt  Lyman 

Holyoke,  Mass. 

191  c. 

George  John  McAndrew 

Forestville,  N.  Y. 

68  N.  M. 

32 


Academical  Department, 


John  Osborn  McCalmont 

Edwin  McClellan 

Henry  McCormick.  Jr. 

Henry  Clay  McDowell,  Jr. 

William  Charles  McMillan 

George  Hudson  Makuen 

William  Lane  Marston 

Isaac  Henry  Mayer 

Charles  Abernethy  Mead 

Edwin  Albert  Merritt 

John  Andrew  Myers  • 

Alexander  Newton 

William  Ebenezer  Nichols 

William  Theophilus  Nichols 

James  William  Oakford 

George  Wakeman  Osborn 

Harry  McMahon  Painter 

Charles  Laban  Pardee 

George  Washington  Patterson,  Jr. 

Charles  Nichols  Peck 

Vincent  Charles  Peck 

Benjamin  Horn  Pendleton 

James  Hosmer  Penniman 

Jacob  Perkins 

Charles  Pierpont  Phelps 

Clarence  Nathaniel  Piatt 

George  Lock  wood  Plummer 

Edward  Learned  Pollock 

Edwin  Lewis  Porter 

Edward  Wright  Potter 

Albert  Henry  Pratt 

Nelson  George  Pringle 

Harry  Woodruff  Prouty 

James  Bronson  Reynolds 

Clinton  Ross 

Henry  Jacob  Ryder 

Harry  Gilbert  Samson 

Edward  Isaac  Sanford,  Jr. 

William  Henry  Sanford 

Ward  Webster  Savery 

Benjamin  Scharps 

James  Foster  Scott 

Charles  Scott  Seeley 

Henry  Tweedy  Shclton,  Jr. 

Oliver  Taylor  Sherwood 

John  Ira  Souther 


Franklin,  Pa. 
Catnbridge,  N,  V. 
Hartisburg,  Pa, 
Woodlake,  Ky, 
Detroit,  Mich, 
Goshen,  N.  Y, 
Chicago,  III, 
Chicago,  III. 
Darien 

Potsdam,  N,  Y, 
Columbia,  Pa. 
Cr)'slal  Springs,  Miss, 
East  fladdam 
Cincinnati,  O, 
Scranton,  Pa. 
Easton 
West  Haven 
New  Haven 
Westfield,  N.  Y. 
Hempstead,  N.   Y. 
Trumbull 
Stonington 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Warren,  O. 
Burlington,  Vt. 
New  Haven 
Norwich 
Pittsjield,  Mass. 
New  Cumberland,  W.  Va 
Essex 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
/Kingston,  Pa. 
Concord,  0. 
North  Haven 
Binghamton,  N.  Y. 
New  Haven 
Richmond,  Ind. 
New  Haven 
Newtown 
Marion,  Mass. 
Newburgh,  N.  Y. 
West  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Fairfield 
Bridgeport 
Southport 
Worcester,  Mass. 


46  S.  M. 

55  s.  M. 
88  w. 

62  s.  II. 

464  Chapel  St. 

186  c. 

60  s.  M. 

242  York  St. 

194  c 

182  L. 

458  Chapel  St. 

215  Crown  St. 

64  s.  M. 

498  Chapel  SL 

57  5>-  M- 

56  s.  M. 

40  s.  M. 

65  Olive  St. 

194  c. 

92  w. 

105  Dwight  St. 

525  Chapel  St. 

238  York  St. 

99  N. 

203  York  St. 

44  Lyon  St. 

238  York  St. 

203  D. 

10 1  w. 

43  s.  M. 

72  w. 

192  York  St. 

124  w. 

57  w, 

70  Hallock  St. 

458  Chapel  SI. 

39  s.  M. 

498  Chapel  St. 

191  c. 

242  York  St. 

190  c. 

56  s.  M. 

39  s.  M. 

40  s.  M. 
15  Home  pi. 


. 


Sopfwmores. 

1 

33 

William  McMurtrie  Speer 

Huntingdon^  Pa. 

1 
64  S.  M. 

Selden  Palmer  Spencer 

Erie^  Pa, 

124  W. 

Sydney  Stein 

Chicago^  III. 

25  High  St. 

John  Henry  Stevenson,  Jr. 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

498  Chapel  St. 

Frank  Strong 

Auburn,  N.  Y. 

180  1 

1 

William  Lord  Strong 

Pittston,  Pa. 

61  S.  M. 

Frederick  Phillips  Swezey 

Middle  hlatid,  N. 

K. 

John  Trumbull  Swift 

Colchester 

54  s.  M. 

William  Ambrose  Taylor 

Brooklyn,  N.   Y. 

450  Chapel  St. 

Joseph  Tomlinson,  Jr. 

Sheltoft 

190  c. 

Ray  Tompkins 

Elmira,  N.  Y. 

65  w. 

Frank  Dean  Trowbridge 

New  Haven 

221  Church  St. 

Joseph  Nathaniel  Tutilc 

Madison,  N.  y. 

65  N.  M. 

Henry  Bancroft  Twombly 

Boston,  Mass. 

4  Library  st. 

George  Urquhart,  Jr. 

mikes  Barre,  Pa. 

187  c. 

Harry  Raup  Wagner 

Philadelphia,  Pa. 

1 16  w. 

Albert  Clark  Waite 

Ne7v  York  City 

464  Chapel  St. 

Charles  Morehead  Walker 

Chicago,  III. 

169  K. 

Dean  Augustus  Walker 

Auburtidale,  Mass. 

38  S.  M. 

Charles  Ansel  Watrous 

New  Haven 

63  Whitney  av. 

Albert  Foote  Wells 

New  Haven 

26  Woolsey  st. 

Arthur  Brattle  Wells 

Chicago,  III. 

42  S.  M. 

Edward  Wells,  Jr. 

Peekskill,  N.   Y. 

109  Elm  St. 

Henry  Lincoln  Whittlesey 

Old  Sayhrook 

53  s.  M. 

Daniel  Hand  Wilcox,  Jr. 

New  Haven 

99  N. 

Amos  Parker  Wilder 

Augusta,  Me. 

38  s.  M.  : 

Nathan  Gallup  Williams,  Jr. 

Detroit,  Mich. 

464  Chapel  St.    j 

Herbert  Walter  Wolcott 

Cleveland,  0. 

67  N.  M. 

Henry  Milton  Wolf 

Chicago,  III. 

25  High  St. 

Joseph  Wood 

Sayz'ilU,  N.   Y. 

167  F. 

Harry  Augustus  Worcester 

Albany,  N.   Y. 

116  w. 

Edward  Augustus  Wright 

Cromwell 

88  Grove  st. 

9 

Sophomores,  167 

i 

i 

1 

34 


Academical  Department, 


FRESHMAN    CLASS 


Ernest  Rufus  Adee 

Clifford  Butler  Allen 

Henry  Burrall  Anderson 

John  Hulett  Arnot 

Lucius  Olmsted  Baird 

Henry  deforest  Baldwin 

Irving  Baldwin 

Waller  Sterreit  Baldwin 

Frederic  Barnard 

Jonathan  Barnes 

Ebenezer  Don  Carlos  Bassett,  Jr. 

Henry  Worthington  Beck  with 

Warren  Stone  Bickham 

Lewis  Sherrill  Bigelow 

Joseph  Augustus  Blake 

Herbert  James  Boggis 
John  Henry  Booth 

Robert  Seymour  Bradley 
Frank  Bosworth  Brandegec 
John  Cloyse  Bridgman 
John  Horatio  Briggs 
Oliver  Percy  Bright 

Ellis  Henry  Roberts  Brooks 

Henry  Stanford  Brooks,  Jr. 
John  Laidlaw  Buel 

Lewin  Frank  Buell 

David  Hanson  BufTum,  Jr. 

Samuel  Davis  Capen 

Charles  Lyman  Carhart 

William  Merle  Carhart 

William  Scoville  Case 

Edward  Herrick  Chandler 

Harry  Goodnow  Chase 

Sidney  Morse  Colgate 

Richard  Collins  Colt 

Austin  Corning 

Augustin  Averill  Crane 

Dixi  Lyman  Crosby 

Wilbur  Lucius  Cross 

Charles  Elbridge  Cushing 

Colman  Ward  Cutler 

Frederick  Bigelow  Deming 

William  M.  Derby 


Westchester,  N.  V. 
St.  /^uis.  Mo. 
New  York  City 
Elmira,  N.  Y. 
Chicago,  III. 
Netv  York  City 
Cleveland,  O. 
Chicago,  III. 
Poughkeepsie,  N.  Y. 
Springfield,  Mass. 
Neiv  Haven 
Chicago,  III. 
New  Orleans,  La. 
St.  Paul,  Minn. 
New  Haven 
Cleveland,  O. 
Vergennes,  Vt. 
New  Haven 
New  London 
Cleveland,  O. 
Auburn,  Me. 
Wilmington,  Del. 
New  York  City 
San  Francisco,  Cat. 
Litchfield 
Madison 

Great  Falls,  N.  II. 
St.  Louis,  Mo, 
Peekskill,  N.  Y. 
Peekskill,  N.  Y. 
Granby 

Aubumdale,  Mass. 
iMke  View,  III. 
Orange,  N.  J. 
New  York  City 
Rye,  N.  Y. 
New  Haven 
Milford,  N.  H. 
Gurleyville 
Bath,  Me. 
New  London 
Clevelattd,  0. 
Chicago,  III. 


155  Elm  St. 

237  Orange  st. 

99  Wall  St. 

72  High  St. 

38  High  St. 

142  Crown  SI. 

29  High  St. 

65  Grove  st. 

242  York  St. 

193  Temple  st. 

114  College  St. 

192  York  St. 

82  Wall  St. 

119  w. 

80  N.  M. 

146  College  St. 

142  Orange  st. 

489  Chapel  St. 

no  N. 

I  s. 

525  Chapel  St. 

166  York  St. 

167  Temple  st. 

125  N, 

29  High  St. 

82  Wall  St. 

237  Orange  st. 

109  Elm  St. 

109  Elm  St. 

no  N. 

109  N. 

41  High  St. 

252  York  St. 

72  High  St. 

252  York  St. 

213  Orange  st. 

31  Prospect  St. 

104  Wall  St. 

46  Elm  St. 

127  Crown  St. 

523  Chapel  St. 

192  York  St. 


Freshmen. 


35 


George  Stuart  Dickinson 
Charles  Stuart  Dodge 
Herbert  Lionel  Doggctt 
Daniel  Meta  Dull 
Wilfred  Ernest  Eaton 
Justin  Edwards 
Richard  Ellis 
Albert  Heman  Ely 
William  David  Evans 
John  Dennis  Ferris 
William  Forbes  Fisher 
Henry  Richmond  Flanders 
John  Couch  Flanders 
Lambert  Foster 
Frederic  Wilson  Francis 
Walter  Francis  Frcar 
Henry  Fresenius 
John  William  Gavin 

Frank  Forrest  Giltner 
Lafayette  Blanchard  Gleason 

Kenyon  Gorham 

Herbert  Ridgway  Green 

William  Gregory  Green 

Marcellus  Hawthorne  Poe  Hagnns 

James  Hall 

Charles  Edward  Harris,  Jr. 

Henry  Knabb  Harrison 

Charles  Abbott  Harvey 

Walter  Augustus  Hawley 

Benjamin  Kaye  Heaton 

Nelson  Hersh 

Edward  Avery  Hine 

Charles  Buxton  Hobbs 

Stanton  Benette  Hume 

Ernest  Howard  Hunter 

Henry  Fairchild  James 

James  Richard  Joy 

James  Benjamin  Keogh 

Hervey  DeLoss  Leland 

William  Leland 

Walter  Hale  Little 

John  Loman 

Robert  Samuel  McCreery 

John  McHenry 

Guy  Ward  Mallon 

Heaton  Manice 


Worcester^  Mass, 
New  York  City 
Kansas  Citv,  Mo. 
Harrishurghy  Pa. 
Orange^  N.  J. 
Wcllesley^  Mass. 
Peckskill,  N.  V. 
Efyn'a,  O. 
Rofkville 
Chatham^  N.  y. 
New  Haven 
West  Tisbury^  Mass. 
Portland^  Oregon 
Plainfield,  N.  J. 
Ni'ioington 
Honolulu^  H.  I, 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
Portland^  Oregon 
Delhi.  N.  y. 
New  York  City 
Readings  Pa. 
New  Milford 
Cincinnati,  O. 
Highland  Mills,  N. 
New  Haven 
Birdsboro,  Pa. 
Chicago,  III. 
San  Francisco,  Cat. 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Pock  Island,  III. 
Newark,  N.  J. 
Brooklyn,  N.   Y. 
St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Chicago,  III. 
Ogdensburg,  N.  Y. 
Groton,  Mass. 
Chicago,  III. 
Utica,  N.   Y. 
Cleveland,  O. 
Ne7vbury,  Mass. 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
New  York  City 
Baltimore,  Md. 
Cincinnati,  O. 
New  York  City 


15  Home  pi. 

72  w. 

114  College  St. 

114  High  St. 

74  High  St. 

109  N. 

T98  Meadow  st. 

464  Chapel  St. 

79  N.  M. 

93  N.  M. 

27  Hillhousc  av. 

128  N. 

ni  N. 

44  High  St. 

72  High  St. 

189  George  st. 

488  Congress  av. 

90  Orchard  st. 

199  Crown  St. 
531  Chapel  St. 

158  York  St. 
117  York  St. 

78  N.  M. 

31  Prospect  St. 

Y.        42  Spring  st. 

149  St.  John  St. 

44  York  sq. 

252  York  St. 

159  Temple  st. 

94  N.  M. 

109  College  St. 

169  Temple  st. 

104  Grove  st. 

92  Grove  st. 

74  High  St. 

126  N. 

192  York  St. 

200  George  st. 
84  Wall  St. 

105  Wall  St. 

93  N.  M. 

242  York  St. 

84  Wall  St. 

158  York  St. 

674  Chapel  St. 


j6                              Academical  Department. 

Louis  Austin  Mansfield 

New  Haven 

17  Lyon  St. 

Charles  Thompson  Mathews 

Ne7v  York  City 

71  w. 

William  Maxwell 

RockviUe 

219  York  St. 

James  Alfred  Merrill 

Rutland,  Vt. 

82  Wall  St. 

Charles  Louther  Moore 

Georgeto7on,  Del. 

65  Grove  si. 

William  Procter  Morrison 

Cincinnati^  0. 

498  Chapel  St. 

David  Winfield  Mulvane 

Topeka^  Kansas 

192  York  St.    , 

William  Lindsly  Mussey 

Cincinnati,  0. 

81  Wall  St. 

Charles  Dwight  Napier 

Brooklyn,  N.   Y. 

127  Crown  St. 

Eben  Carver  Norton 

Vina  I  Haven,  Me, 

196  Elm  St. 

Atherton  Noyes 

Wilmington,  Mass. 

127  N. 

Manly  Dayton  Ormes 

Tuscola,  Mich. 

41  High  St. 

John  Stone  Pardee 

New  Haven 

119  College  St. 

John  Palmer  Parsons 

Rye,  N.   Y. 

252  York  St. 

Lyman  Plimpton  Peet 

West  Haven 

94  N.  M. 

William  Fellows  Peet 

Philadelphia,  Pa. 

6  High  St. 

Edward  Bunnell  Phelps 

Neiv  Haven 

[o  Washington  st. 

Robert  James  Pitkin 

Denver,  Col. 

109  Elm  St. 

John  Winthrop  Plainer 

Neivark,  N.  J. 

116  N. 

David  Plessner 

Holtien,  Mo. 

33  Prospect  St. 

Orarael  Whittlesey  Pratt 

Nonvich 

77  N.  M. 

Eugene  I^mb  Richards,  Jr. 

New  Haven 

135  College  St. 

Edwin  Wales  Robertson 

Columbia,  S.  C. 

109  College  St.    j 

Lucius  Franklin  Robinson 

Hertford 

76  High  St. 

Harry  Leighton  Rollins 

Wellesley,  Mass. 

59  Wall  St. 

George  Augustus  Sanderson 

Littleton,  Mass. 

126  N. 

Robert  Alfred  Sands 

New  York  City 

59  w. 

Emil  Adolfe  Schullze,  Jr. 

Hoboken,  N.  J. 

127  Crown  St. 

Louis  Hoard  Seymour 

Ogdensburg,  N,   Y. 

74  High  St. 

Conrad  Shamel  Shelve,  Jr. 

Norristown,  Pa. 

134  College  St. 

Frank  Robinson  Shipman 

Hartford 

76  High  St. 

Frank  Clifton  Smith 

Gurleyville 

104  Wall  St. 

Joseph  Cornelius  Smith 

Hawleyville 

143  Wooster  st. 

Thomas  Smull 

Port  Washington,  N. 

Y.      65  Grove  st. 

Frank  Asher  Southworth 

Philadelphia,  Pa. 

35  Howe  St. 

Henry  Taylor  Staats,  Jr. 

Bristol 

80  N.  If. 

George  Fftch  Stacy 

Stacyinlle,  Iowa 

77  N.  M. 

Carrington  Riverius  Stiles 

East  Bloomfield,N.  Y 

.     17  Wooster  sq. 

Richard  Salter  Storrs 

Ne7v  York  City 

127  Crown  St. 

Otis  Strong 

Auburn,  N.   Y. 

180  L. 

1 

Wyllys  Terry 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

56  w. 

Arthur  Cecil  Thomson 

New  Haven 

103  w. 

Arthur  Lloyd  Tomes 

New  York  City 

126  High  St. 

William  Thomas  Tomlinson 

Georgetown,  Del. 

65  Grove  st. 

Joseph  Hcndley  Townscnd 

New  Haven 

45  Martin  st. 

Charles  Allen  Tuttle 

New  Haven 

122  College  St. 

Freshmen. 


37 


Frank  VanAIlen 

Francis  Joseph  Vernon 

George  Edgar  Vincent 

Wilraer  Earl  Walker 

Charles  Lewis  Way 

Paul  Irving  Welles 

Theodore  Winlhrop  Weston 

William  Taylor  Glidden  Weymouth 

Herbert  Henry  White 

Levi  Olmstead  Wiggins 

Charles  Samuel  Wiley 

Robert  Bradford  Williams 

Wolff  Willner 

George  Heber  Woodhull 

George  Catlin  Woodruff,  Jr. 

Wilfred  James  Worcester 


Ravenswood^  III. 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
New  Haven 
Chicago,  III. 
Hartford 
FayettevilU,  N.  Y. 
Nf7v  York  City 
Beaufort,  S.  C. 
New  Haven 
Newburgh,  N.  Y. 
Charleston,  III. 
Augusta,  Ga. 
New  Haven 
Baiting  Holloiu,  N. 
Litchfield 
Albany,  N.  Y. 


Ill  N. 

78  N.  M. 

44  High  St. 

65  Grove  st. 

76  High  St. 

128  N. 

107  Wall  St. 

44  Elm  St. 

147  Humphrey  St. 

525  Chapel  St. 

41  High  St. 

510  Orchard  st. 

39  Bradley  st. 

Y.  127  N. 

125  N. 

192  York  St. 

Freshmen,  151 


[For  Graduate  Students  in  Sheffield  Scientific  School,  see  Department  of 

Philosophy  and  the  Arts.] 


Sheffield  Scientific  School. 


SENIOR  CLASS 


Horace  Ellsworth  Andrews 
Alfred  Warner  Armstrong 
Charles  Noyes  Batchellcr 
Henry  Jonathan  Biddle 
Francis  Hayes  Blake 
Nathan  Gross  Bozeman 
Frederick  Casper 
Charles  Chamberlain 
William  Anson  Chamberlin 
William  Henry  Crocker 
James  John  Drummond 
Richard  Lawrence  Evcrit 
Herbert  Waldron  Faulkner 
William  Alanson  Hall 
Alexander  Bryan  Johnson 
Frederick  William  La  Forge 
Frank  Judson  Lambert 
Norman  Smith  Latham 
Cassius  Samuel  Lyman 
Sheldon  Elton  Minor 
Nagamoto  Okabe 
Edward  K.  Paramore 
Louis  Valentine  Pirsson 
Harry  Smith  Pope 
Robert  Browning  Rood 
Charles  Edward  Stockder,  Jr. 
Fred  Moore  Strong 
Henry  Taber 
Arthur  Graham  Thompson 


Cleveland^  (>. 
IValliftgford,  Vt. 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
New  Haven 
New  York  City 
West  Meriden 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
New  Haven 
San  Francisco,  Cat. 
H'in/eld,  III. 
New  Haven 
Stamfotd 
Morris 
Utica,  N.   Y. 
Waterbury 
New  Haven 
North  Manchester 
Holyoke,  Mass. 
Thomaston 
Tokio,  Japan 
St.  Louis,  Mo. 
New  York  City 
Jersey  City,  N.  J. 
Great  Barring  ton.  Mass, 
West  Meriden 
Chicago,  III. 
New  York  City 
Milford 


43  College  st. 

43  College  st. 

114  High  St. 

36  Elm  St. 

119  w. 

196  Crown  St. 

529  Chapel  St. 

489  Chapel  St. 

30  Trumbull  st. 

36  Elm  St. 

114  High  St. 

281  Whitney  av. 

106  Wooster  st. 

62  w. 

167  Temple  st 

12  Eld  St. 

120  D wight  St. 

167  Temple  st. 

92  Grove  st. 

36  Elm  St. 

121  Park  St. 

61  w. 

167  Temple  st. 

167  Temple  st. 

36  Elm  St. 

43  College  St. 


Sheffield  Scientific  School. 


39 


Edwin  Thorne 
Thomas  Pearsall  Thorne 
Walter  Joy  Vought 
Edward  Loder  Whittemore 
Alfred  Buckingham  Willcox 
Chauncey  Prati  Williams,  Jr. 
S.  Lawrence  Williams 


New  York  City 
Millbrook,  N,  Y. 
Buffalo,  N.  Y. 
Rye,  N.   Y. 
Chicago,  III. 
Albany,  N.   Y. 
Chicago,  111. 


62  w. 

71  w. 

85  w. 

76  vv. 

76  w. 
36  Elm  St. 
36  Elm  St. 

Seniors.  36 


JUNIOR    CLASS 


Paul  Whitin  Abbott 
John  Alpheus  Allen 
Theodore  Davenport  Bacon 
Benjamin  SaiTord  Barrows 
George  Andrew  Barrows 
John  Bartholomew 
Frederic  Robinson  Bartlett 
Frederick  Elijah  Beach 
Henry  Whitney  Berrj'man 
Isaac  Judson  Boothe 
Charles  Allan  Bowles 
Frederick  Truman  Bradley 
Charles  Parker  Breese 
Charles  Sumner  Brown 
Charles  Milo  Carpenter 
Horace  Raymond  Carpenter 
Samuel  Myron  Chase 
John  Lindley  Coates 
Harry  Nelson  Covell 
Wayne  Darlington 
Edward  Bradford  Dench 
Henry  Kelsey  Devereux 
Robert  Ogden  DuBois 
Edward  Peers  Eastwick,  Jr. 
Horatio  Southworth  Frazer 
Charles  Lock  wood  Gold 
Charles  Stewart  Hall 
George  Vance  Harper 
William  Harper 
Allen  Hubbard 
Henry  Clay  Johnson 
John  Elmer  Lockwood 


New  Haven 
New  Haven 
Norwich 
Hartford 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Guilford 
Freeport,  HI. 
Nezu  Haven 
New  York  City 
Birmingham 
Springfield,  Mass, 
New  Haven 
Meriden 
East  Hamptofi 
Madison,  IVisc. 
Afton,  N.  Y. 
Chicago,  III. 
Kansas  City,  Mo. 
Stamford 
IVest  Chester,  Pa. 
Bridgeport 
Cleveland,  O. 
New  Haven 
New  York  City 
Holyoke,  Mass. 
West  Cornwall 
Warren,  0. 
Denver,  Col. 
Shippensburg,  Pa. 
Westfield,  Mass. 
Pome,  Ga. 
Stamford 


257  Church  St. 
189  Temple  st. 
247  Church  St. 
163  Temple  si. 
43  College  St.    I 
17  Wooster  pi.    ' 
36  Elm  St. 
33  Lyon  St.    I 
464  Chapel  St.    ' 

143  York  St. 

167  Temple  st. 

142  Orange  st. 

458  Chapel  St. 

114  High  St. 

36  Elm  St. 

60  w.' 

184  York  St. 

66  w. 

31  Temple  st. 

136  College  St. 

67  Mansfield  st. 

43  College  St. 

328  Howard  av. 

36  Elm  St. 

49  Grove  st. 

36  Elm  St. 

41  Trumbull  st. 

136  College  St. 

114  High  St. 

41  High  St. 

146  Dixwell  av. 


40 


Sheffield  Scientific  School, 


William  Ellison  Lockwood 
James  Lyman 
John  Lyman 
John  Henry  Mann 
Donald  Grant  Mitchell.  Jr. 
John  Edmund  Newell 
Henrj'  Curtis  Nutt 
George  Shipman  Payson 
Edward  Wells  Penfield 
James  Edward  Pope,  Jr. 
David  Murdoch  Pratt 
Willie  Sherman  Randall 
Albert  William  Robert 
Joseph  Warren  Rogers,  Jr. 
Frederick  Baylies  Samson 
Charles  Lansing  Say  re 
Horace  Lee  Simpson 
Ebenezer  Hubbard  Skinner 
Joseph  Allen  Skinner 
Edward  Irving  Stone 
John  Edwards  Stryker 
Alonzo  Felton  Wood,  Jr. 
Alexander  Wurts 
Robert  Hawthorne  Wylic 


Stamford 
MiddUfield 
MiddUfield 
Utica,  N.  Y, 
Edgexvood 
Chicago^  III. 
Chicago^  III. 
Chicago^  III. 
Chicago^  III. 
Jersey  City,  N.  J. 
Elmira,  N.   Y. 
Birmingham 
Nexv  York  City 
Scarborough^  N.  Y 
Richmond,  Ind. 
Utica,  N.   Y. 
Pensacola,  Fla. 
Escambia,  Fla. 
Holyoke,  Afass. 
Bethlehem 
Catskill,  N.   Y. 
West  Haven 
New  Haven 
Chester,  S.  C. 


146  Dixwell  av. 

107  w. 

107  w. 

43  College  SL 

134  College  St. 

73  w. 

36  Elm  St. 

109  Wall  St. 

109  Wall  St. 

36  Elm  St. 

72  High  St. 

36  Elm  St. 

203  York  St. 

458  Chapel  St. 

43  College  St. 

.  114  High  St. 

114  High  St. 

106  Wall  St. 

72  High  St. 

77  w. 

77  George  st. 

65  Whitney  av. 

136  College  St. 

Juniors,  56 


FRESHMAN    CLASS 


Gustavo  Alfonso 
Charley  Law  Allen 
Elwood  Harvtfy  Allcull 
Richard  Mayes  Anderson 
John  Ogden  Armour 
Frank  Allen  Benedict 
Lawrence  Vincent  Bcn^t 
Edward  Blake 
William  Williams  Bond 
Charles  Francis  Bosworlh 
Clarence  Russell  Britton 
Chauncey  Rea  Burr 
Albert  Park  Campbell 
Herbert  DeWitt  Carringion 
ELirold  Austin  Chambers 
William  Brainard  Coit 


New  York  City 
New  Haven 
Kansas  City,  Mo. 
A  fay  field,  Ky. 
Chicago,  III. 
Bethel 

Washington,  D.  C. 
New  Haven 
Neio  London 
Milford 
Cleveland,  O. 
Portland,  Me. 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
New  York  City 
New  London 


36  Elm  St. 

38  Eld  St. 

66  w. 

347  Vork  st. 

200  York  St. 

404  Chapel  st. 

74  High  St. 

149  Temple  si. 

489  Chapel  St. 

285  York  St. 

128  High  St. 

420  Chapel  St. 

16  York  sq. 

527  Chapel  St. 

94  Grove  st. 

44  Elm  St. 


Sheffield 

Scientific  School, 

4^ 

1 
Clifford  Lawrence  Colton 

Canton 

92  Grove  st. 

Louis  Edward  Cooper 

Ansonia 

25  Prospect  St. 

Samuel  Joseph  Cornell 

New  York  City 

489  Chapel  St. 

George  Wyckoff  Cummins 

Vienna,  N,  J, 

347  York  St. 

Walter  Rowling  Dann 

New  Haven 

280  Ferry  st. 

Benjamin  Wales  Dodge 

Afuidlebury,  Vt. 

221  Elm  St. 

Edward  Bailey  Downing 

Wilmington,  Del, 

44  Elm  St.    I 

Charles  Percival  Farquhar 

York,  Pa, 

201  Orange  st.    1 

James  Arthur  Fawcett 

Cleveland,  0, 

128  High  St.  ; 

Arthur  Bixby  Ferguson 

New  Haven 

539  Howard  a  v. 

Davenport  Galbraith 

Eric,  Pa, 

489  Chapel  St. 

John  Chidsey  Grout 

Detroit,  Mich. 

161  Temple  st. 

Morgan  Augustus  Guinnip 

Eltnira,  N.   Y. 

494  Chape!  st. 

Pelham  Hague 

Pidioute,  Pa. 

31  Trumbull  st. 

Calvin  Linsley  Harrison 

New  Haven 

139  Greene  si. 

Samuel  Brown  Hawley 

Yonkers,  N.   Y. 

139  Chapel  St. 

James  H.  Hepburn 

Jersey  Shore,  Pa. 

74  High  St. 

Edwin  Musser  Herr 

Denver,  Col. 

289  York  St. 

Charles  Henry  Hopper 

Cleveland,  0. 

128  High  St. 

James  Henry  Jennings 

Redding 

215  York  St. 

Thomas  Crossley  Johnson 

New  Haven 

31  Vernon  st.    | 

Edson  Keith.  Jr. 

Chicago,  HI. 

200  York  St.    : 

Duane  Judson  Kelsey 

Stony  Creek 

29  High  St. 

Henry  Hall  Keyes 

Stony  Creek 

25  Prospect  St. 

Charles  Merriam  Kirkham 

Springfield,  Mass. 

94  Grove  st. 

Albert  Lucas 

Philadelphia,  Pa. 

161  York  St.    ; 

William  Heath  Lyon,  Jr. 

Brooklyn,  N.   Y. 

169  Temple  st. 

James  Minor  Maghce 

Orange,  N.  J. 

33  Prospect  St.    1 

Frederick  Lincoln  Markham 

Tyler  City 

1 

25  Prospect  St. 

Luther  James  Martin 

New  Haven 

221  Elm  St. 

.  Seyton  Howard  Martjn 

Clifton,  N.   Y. 

74  High  St. 

George  Smith  Hunt  McDowell 

Portland,  Me. 

489  Chapel  St. 

!  Frank  Harbottle  Mcintosh 

Peterboro,  N.  H. 

134  College  St.    ; 

George  Edgar  Moulthrop 

New  Haven 

253  North  Front  st. 

William  Wallace  Nichols 

Manitou  Springs, 

Col.           289  York  St. 

Albert  Anderson  Noye 

Buffalo,  N,  Y, 

494  Chapel  St. 

:  Herbert  Lincoln  Noyes 

New  Haven 

74  High  St. 

Edson  May  Peck 

Bristol 

14  Lock  St. 

Willis  LaFayette  Perkins 

Portland,  Me. 

489  Chapel  St. 

John  Thompson  Perry 

Brunswick,  Me. 

44  Elm  St. 

Elbridge  Worthington  Pierce 

Brookfield  Centre 

106  Crown  St. 

Louis  Morgan  Porter 

Philadelphia,  Pa. 

44  Elm  St. 

Joseph  Powell,  Jr. 

Towanda,  Pa. 

161  Temple  st. 

George  Simon  Roberts 

Ne7V  York  City 

64  w. 

Walter  Allen  Sadd 

South  Windsor 

177  Temple  st. 

William  Godfrey  Sage 

Chicago,  HI. 

175  Temple  si.    | 

1 

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— 

1 

42 


Sheffield  Scientific  School. 


Russell  Sargent 

William  Tuttle  Shepard 

Charles  Allen  Stowe 

Chester  Thorne 

Thomas  Rutherford  Trowbridge,  3d 

James  Henry  Warner 

Elmore  Abram  Willets 

Edward  Simpson  Wilson 

Andrew  Lincoln  Wintoo 

James  Prior  Wood 

William  Mason  Wright 


Neiv  Haven 
Bristol 

Springfieldy  Mass. 
Millbrook,  N.   Y. 
New  Haven 
SteubenvilU,  O. 
Belmont,  N.  Y. 
New  York  City 
Bridgeport 
West  Haven 
Newark,  N.  J. 


51  Elm  si. 

14  Lock  St. 

523  Chapel  St. 

65  Whitney  av. 

41  College  St. 

Prospect  St. 

44  £Im  St. 

134  College  St. 

92  Grove  st. 

77  George  st. 

464  Chapel  st 

Freshmen,  73 


SPECIAL  STUDENTS   NOT   CANDIDATES    FOR   A    DEGREE 


Edward  Smith  Hotchkiss 
Frederick  Knowlton  Mixer 
Warren  A.  Spalding 


Bridgeport 
Buffalo,  N.  Y. 
New  Haven 


Bridgeport 

158  Swan  St. 

89  Church  st 

Special  Students,  3 


Summary. 

Professional  Students. 

In  Theology — Resident   Licentiate,  o ;     Graduate    Students,   8; 

Seniors,  33  ;  Middle.  25  ;  Juniors.  31 

In  Law — Seniors,  18  ;  Juniors,  36  ;  Graduate  Students,  9 _ 

In  Medicine — First  year,  ix  ;   Second  year.  9 

,  *  Department  of  Philosophy  and  the  Arts. 

!  Graduate  Students,        _ 

School  of  the  Fine  Arts, 


97 
63 
20 


180 


19 
41 


Aeademical  Department. 


Seniors, 122 

Juniors, 1O6 


Sophomores, 
Freshmen,  .. 


Sheffield  Scientific  School. 


Seniors, 36 

Juniors, 56 


Freshmen, 

Special  Students, 


167 
151 


73 
3 


606 


168 


Total,. 


1014 


Undergraduates  by  Classes. 


Seniors, 158 

Juniors, -     222 


Sophomores, 
Freshmen,  .. 


167 
224 


Division  Officers. 


FIRST   TERM,    t88l-82. 

'82— Prof.  Newton. 

'83— I,  Prof.  Beers;  2,  Prof.  Wright;  3,  Mr.  Hadley  ;  4,  Prof.  Dana. 

•84—1,  Prof.  Richards;  2,  Mr.  Camp;   3,  Mr.  Ripley;  4,  Prof.  Wright; 
5.  Mr.  Tarbell. 

'85 — I,  Mr.  Bcebe;  2,  Prof.  Seymour;   3,  Mr.  Cooper;  4,  Prof.  Phillips; 

5p  Mr.  Merrifield. 

MONITORS. 

'82 — I,  Bluroley  ;  2,  Rossiter. 

'83 — I,  Banks;  2,  G.  Bowman  ;  3,  Morgan  ;  4,  Carr. 
'84 — I,  Buel  ;  2,  W.  Coley  ;  3,  Jennings;  4,  V.  Peck  ;  5,  Savory. 
•85—1.  O.  W.  Pratt;   2,  J.  D.  Ferris;   3,  M.  D.  Ormes;  4,  E.  C.  Norton  ; 
5,  G.  H.  Woodhull. 


Abbreviations. 


A.        .        .        .      Absent  on  leave.* 
c Chapel. 

D.  .        .        .        Durfce  College. 

E.  .        .        .     East  Divinity  Hall. 

F.  .        .        .      Farnam  College. 

L Lyceum. 

N.        .        .        .         North  College. 


N.  M.    . 

N.  s.  H. 
s. 

S.  H. 
S.    M.      . 
TR.    . 
W. 


North  Middle  College. 

.  North  .Sheffield  Hall. 

South  College. 

.     Sheffield  Hall. 

South  Middle  College. 

Treasury  Building. 

West  Divinity  Hall. 


Upon  the  College  Square,  the  rooms  numbered  from  i  to  32  are  in  South 
College ;  from  33  to  64  in  South  Middle  College ;  from  65  to  96  in  North 
Middle  College;  from  97  to  128  in  North  College ;  from  129  to  177  in  Far- 
nam College;  from  178  to  185  in  the  Lyceum  ;  from  i8f)  to  200  in  the  Old 
Chapel ;  from  201  to  240  in  Durfee  College. 

The  rooms  in  East  Divinity  Hall  are  numbered  from  i  to  54 ;  in  West 
Divinity  Hall  from  55  to  124. 

The  rooms  in  Sheffield  Hall  are  numbered  from  i  to  22  ;  in  North  Sheffield 
Hall  from  28  to  58. 


Directory. 


S.  OOLLEGE.    So.  Entry.g^  j  F.  D.  Bovven/84. 


E.  P.  Cottle,  '84. 
Third  Floor, 


First  Floor, 

J.  H.Briggs. '85. 

R.  A.  Fosdick,  '83. 

G.  H.  A.  Lyford.  '83.  25  ^  E.T.McLaughlin.'83. 

E.  H.  Moore,  Jr.,  '83.  26^  J.  R.  Ely,  '82 


(F.W.  Kellogg, '83. 


5 
6 


8 


G.  H.  Boitome,  '83 
R.  H.  Cornish,  '83. 

Second  Floor. 

Mr.  C.  C.  Camp. 
W.  Carmalt,  '83. 
A.  G.  Dana,  '83. 
R.  S.  Banks,  '83. 
S.  L.  G«;lsthardt,  '83. 
Henrv  Carver,  '83. 
W.  W.  Smith,  '83. 


H.  G.  Hoadley,  '83. 
J.  M.  Lewis,  '83. 
J.  L.  Adams,  '83. 
L.  R.  Catlin,  '83. 

Fourth  Floor, 

(  Gilbert  Colgate,  '83. 
^91  L.  C.  Deming,  '83. 
^^j  L.  B.  Hillard,  '83. 
^^  {  J.  B.  Woodward,  '83. 

i  H.  W.  Calhoun,  '83. 
3^  /  A.  R.  Preston,  '83. 

t  C.  R.  Corwith,  '83, 


32 


10 


II 


12 


I 


Third  Floor. 

A.  L.  Bowman,  '83. 
G.  E.  Bowman,  '83. 
G.  P.  Carroll,  '83. 

S.  D.  Thacher,  '83. 

C.  S.  Kelscy.  '83. 

D.  F.  Read,  '83. 


F.  W.  Rogers,  '83. 


So.  Entry. 


Second  Floor. 
i  M.^ndrews,  Jr.,  '84. 


North^Entry. 

First  Floor, 
So\  F.  A.  Christian,  '84. 

Second  Floor, 

_  (  J.  O.  Lincoln, '84. 
5^  (H.L.Whittlesey, '84. 
_  j  J.  T.  Swift,  '84. 
^^\  G.  Fountain.  '84. 

(  F.  S.  Jones,  '84. 
55  iG.  W.  Judson,  '84. 

(  Edwin  McClellan,  '84. 
,  j  G.  W.  Osborn,  '84. 
5°  \  C.  S.  Seeley.  '84. 

Third  Floor, 

„  \  H.  E.  Hand,  '84. 
"  \  J.  W.  Oakford,  '84. 
58 -{  Mr.  A.  L.  Ripley. 
_^  j  C.  M.  Boswell,  '84, 
^9  {  C.  E.  Eaton,  '84. 
,    j  E.  A.  Lawrence,  '84. 
^^\  W.  L. 


Marston,  '84. 


13 


14 


15 
16 


Fourth  Floor. 

(  C.  L.  Moffet,  '83. 
\  H.  R.  Smith,  '83. 
j  L.  W.  Andrews,  '83. 
\  W.  E.  Neiileton,  '83.  40 

R.  C.  Rogers,  '83. 

C.  W.  Wilson,  '83. 

M.  E.  Dunham,  '83. 

A.  L.  Fisk.  '83. 


P.  E.  Jenks,  '84. 
,«  j  D.  A.  Walker.  '84. 
3^  (  A.  P.  Wilder,  '84. 
,^  J  E.  LSanford.Jr., '84. 
39^  H.T.  Shelion,Jr.,'84. 


61 


62 


Fourth  Floor. 

j  W.  Carpenter,  '84. 

/  W.  L.  Strong,  '84. 

j  W.  B.  Brisiow,  '84. 

(  H.  c. : 


j  H.  M.  Painter,  '84. 
(O. 


McDowell,  '84. 
63^  W.  F.  Hendrix,  '84. 
64^  W.  E.  Nichols,  '84. 


T.  Sherwood,  '84. 


17 
18 
20 


North  Entry. 

First  Floor. 

F.  H.  Beede,  '83. 
J.  F.  Craul,  '83. 
E.  O.  Hovey,  '84. 
H.  H.  Palmer,  "83. 
E.  E.  Smith,  '83. 


Third  Floor, 

41 -{  Mr.  O.  H.  Cooper. 

\  E.  W.  Potter,  '84. 
^^  {  A.  B.  Wells,  '84. 


N.  KIDDLE.   So.  Entry. 


First  Floor, 


43 


44 


(  F.  S.Allen, '84. 

) 


Holden.  '84. 
S.  A   Booth,  '84. 
W.  F.  Booth,  '84. 


Fourth  Floor. 

N.  P.  Bigelow.  '84. 

F.  K.  Curtis.  '84. 

W.  H.  Hvndman. '84. 

J.O.  McCalmoni,  '84. 
Mr.  W.  Merrifield.  i  Henry  Buist,  Jr..  '84. 

Barclay  Johnson,  '82.  ^'  \  E.  St.  G.  Lough,  '84. 
C.  S.  Beck,  Jr.,  '83.        .  j  A.  V.  Armour,  '84. 
F.  C.  Leonard,  '83.      ^^  \  R. 

7 


68 


Second  Floor, 
Mr.  W.  Merrifield. 


46] 


Second  Floor. 

69-j  Wm.  Churchill,  '82. 
1o\  Mr.  Ambrose  Tighe. 

j  J.  R.  Parrott.  '83. 

I  H.  H. 


71 


W.  Hamill,  '84. 


Strong.  '83. 
Kendall.  '8 
C.  M.  Smith,  '83. 


(  C.  M.  Kendall.  '83. 


e    j  F.  O.  Ayres,  '84. 
°5  \  J.  N.  Tuttle,  '84. 
66^  C.  W.  Copeland, '84. 
.    \  G.  R.  Blodgett,  '84. 
°' J  H.  W.Wolcott,  '84. 

j  D.  H.  Griffing,  '84. 

/  G.  J.  McAndrew,  '84.  j 


I       IC.  E.  Blumle 
I  "3}  J.  R.  Hanlon 


76 


,  E,  J.  Esselslyn,  '  _ 
'  A.  T.  Morgan.  '83. 
'.  Martin  Lovering. '8a 
■  G.  S.  Lynde.  '83. 


FeuTlh  Float 
(  O.  W.  Pratt. 
)  G.  F.  Slacy. 
Jw.G.Grcer 

I^Mf.j.v. 


■85. 


7g-{  W.  D.Evan 


•<.)S:t 


Slaals, 


Directory. 

t  Perkins,  '84. 
,      .H.  Wilcos.lr 


Se(ond  Floor. 
J  F.Cunningham.  83. 
i.  "")T.  D.  Hus!ed,-83. 
lO!^  Mr.  H.M.Rcvnold! 
,„,  J  D.  H.  Bucl. 'Sj. 
'°3  ,  c.  S.  Foole,  'Ss. 

\  H.  R.  Hillard.  "83. 
"^(T.  R.  Hillard. -83. 

Thi,,l  Floor. 

I  W,  I.  Grubb. 'Sa- 

'°=(  H.  D.  Tafr. '83. 

,        ,}F.J.  bT'.ckw.y.-Sl. 

"*(  R.  M.  Rolfc. '82. 

IH.  M.  Hoyi.-«3. 

'°M  F.  B.  KdloKg, '83. 

„(  li.  M.Chase,  '83. 
'""(C.  Loiigliridge,-83. 


Faurtk  FUsr. 

1  J.  L.  Bnil.  '85. 

^  t  G.C.Wood  ruff,  Jr/Bs- 

t  G.  A.  Sanderson. 'S J. 
,2-J  A.  Noyes,  '85. 

,,„  1  H.R.Flanders. '85. 
""1  p  I   w-ii._  'Bj. 


\  P.  I.  Wells 


rAKNAJt.    SoathEntir. 

First  Floor. 


•8j. 


Stcond  Floor. 
„,  j  E.  G.  Bourne,  ■83. 
."51  H.E.  Bourne.  'S3. 
\ib{  Prof.  E.  L,  Richards. 


Third  Floor, 
i  Prof.  H.  P.  WriRhl. 
j  A.  B.  Cornivall,'83, 
^1  H.  E.  Fisk. '83. 
j  D.B.  Tucker. '83, 
1  F,  D.  Wards. -63. 
j  W.  I.  Holley,  '83. 
\  W.  >rice,  -83- 

Fourth  Floor. 
1  J.  D.  Ferris.  '85. 
1  I.  Loman,  '85. 
(  B.  K.  Heaton.  '85. 
*•  i  L.  P.  Peel.  -85. 


N.  OOLLEaE.   80.  -EuAtj. 

First  Floor. 


\  W.P.Canlwell.Jr.,'83 


'M  l.'Edw.irJs.'85. 

(I.e.  Hrid8man,'8s. 
'°(  W.  S,  Cise. 'Ss. 
,,  J  1.  C.  Flanders. '85. 
")F.  Van  Allen. '85. 
\i-{  E.G.  Gale. '84. 


Vortb  Entry. 

First  Floor. 

I  I.  W,  Han. '83. 
"3}  E.A. Richardson, '83. 
[I4-;  A.  Carr. 'Ss- 

t  S.  B.  Plainer. -83. 
"''}  J.W.  Platner, '85. 

Second  Floor. 

117-:  Prof.  W.M.  Harbour. 

.S  Prof.  W.G.  Sumner. 

""■(  Prof.A, W.Phillips. 

j  C,  W.  Burpee.  '83. 
'"'  (  T.S.Soulhivorth,'83. 
lao-l  Prof.  G.  T,  Ladd. 

Third  Floor. 
[21.;  Prof.  L-R.  Packard, 
123-   Prof.T.D.  Seymour. 
[23-[  A.  H. -Aiierbury. '8s. 

I  G,  W.  Lay, '82. 
■*-'(J.H.Prari,Jr..-8a. 


!H.  S.  Griggs.  '8X 
R.  W.  Hinc,  T 
D.W.McMilli 
J.  L.  Wells,  "82. 

Sf!Oiid  Floor. 
„  J  S.M.Clement,Ir.,'8! 
3'  (  C.  W.  Lyman.  -82. 
,    I  W.  I.  Badger,  •Sa. 
>^  I  H.  H.  Knapp. -82. 
„  i  E.  W.  McBride/8». 
35  1  H.  B,  Plait,  -Sa. 


Third  Floor. 
136^  Mr.  F.  B.  Tarbell. 
[37-I  Prof.  C.  Northrop. 
,,(,  i  E-  B.  Cragin,  '82. 
'3^  (H.  Gumming. '82. 
,,  j  C.  B,  Siorrs.  "82. 
'39  (  J.  E.  Whitney,  '82. 

Fourth  Floor. 
,  „(C.  S.  Hebard.'Sa. 
''*°  (  C.  G.  Hower,  '83. 
141-!  Anhu   Scranion  'Bi. 

)A.C.l!a™J.   ^1 
'■•^Jc.  E.  Richards, '82. 
,„JT.M.Wentworih,-8s. 
'"(C.A.Wight. -82. 

XldU*  EntlT. 
First  Floor. 
,  .  J  F.  C.  Beach.  -83. 
'+*  (  C.  F.  Collins,  '83. 
,,    I  E.A.Bcddall. -83. 
^■*5  I  C.  D.  Ham,  '83. 
,   .  1  N.  W.  Bell. -83. 
'••^ir.  H.  Burr. -83. 
,,,J  H.  W.  L»iham, -83. 
'■*'  1  1.  B.  Ncwion,  -83. 


Directory. 

Steand  Floor.  Fourth  Fhor. 

F.  M.  Lowe.  '82.  (  W.  E   Houpi  '83 

W.  Murplic  'BJ.        '7-t  \  S.  R.  Jeweii.  '33 
F.D.Chamb*ilain,'83i7s^  C.  C.  Sliurmnn.'fi-i 
■  -   C.  Jei.ninss.  "8 


'j  B.  V.  H 

,  i  E.  H.  Bsrboui 
'  t  C.  B.  Graves. 
,J  J,  F.  Be«de.  ' 
MJ.  H.Kingma 


'8a. 


1E.V.  Silver, 
'"i  L.  M.  Silver. 


'Ba. 


Third  Fio0T. 
lS3-{  Mr.  A.  T.  Hadlev. 
i,^,  (C;.  H,  Hall. '33. 
'^■•j  W.  K.  Slevens. -83. 
i5S-(C,  J.Long, 'Sa. 
,   ,  (  N.  R.  Btonson,  '8z. 
'5°",  W.  Ardeison.  '84. 

D.  S.  Knowlmr, 'Ss. 
'5'1  W.Tiumbull,  "83. 

Faiirlh  Floor. 

.  jS.  H.  Fields, 'Ss. 

,'5»i  i.F,  R.ivTTOntl.'83, 

■  _iR.M.  Hissoll,-83. 
'")  J,  H.  Nelson. '83. 
160^  M.  W.  Youns,  '83. 

.  JH.  L.  Ftosl.  '83. 
""  (  M.  Motion,  Jr.,  '83. 

,„  ]  R.  P.  Bales,  '8a. 
'"^  (  F.  E.  Page.  'Sa. 

\         North  Entry, 

-    1  J.  Q.  Rice.  '8a.  ' 

•'•3     M.Mvell«,-8». 

.  i  S.  M.  Parke,  "83. 
"'■')  F.  Connell. '84, 

■  ft,  JG.  E.  Cunis. '83. 
j'"*!  Bernard  Tiiche. '83. 

j  Sieonii  Fl«i>\ 

■  .jiJC.  A.  Smith. 
'"•iD.R  Weave, 


„  1  Y-  Slrorg.  -84. 

I  O.  SiroOB.  'ii. 

,  j  ll.C.  McKnlKht. 


183-1  P">(.  W.  I.  Knapp.    ' 

OLD  CHAPEL. 

g,  j  B,  Lay. '34.  " 

,a,iG.  E,  Colien,'84.  " 
'"'JG.  Urquharl,  If,. '84. 
189-i  E.  E.  Siniili.  'Si. 

J.  F.  Scon. -84. 
•^(J.Tomlinson.  Ir..-B45 

R.  H.  Lyman.  ^84.      , 
'9'  1  w.  W.  Savery.  '84.     " 

E.  H.  Coley, '84. 

'9')  W.  B.  Colev.  S4. 

tC.E.  Bedell. -84. 

'^3  I  R.  M.  Boyd.  Jr., -84.  i 


r*.W  Fhor. 
1  Prof.  W.  D.  Whilney. 


Fourth  Floor. 
17-1  Prof.  A.M.Wheeler. 

^JE.  B.  Sargem.-83. 
•"  (  J.  E.  Wayland.  Sy 

Stoonl  Entry. 

Fhsl  Floor. 

S  F.  E.  Worcesler,  'Ba. 
■^1  L,  K.  Hull. -83. 

(  H.  T.  Folsom,  '83. 
>l  \  E.  B.  Frosl.  '83. 

(  H.  O,  Sione,  '83. 


Floo, 


..  Mea 


'84. 


r,-84=l 


l6q 


J  F.  F.  Abboll.  'Ba. 
I  D.  S.  Sanford.'Sa. 
)  B  Gray.  Jr.,   34. 

I  C.  M.  Walker,  '84. 


Third  Floor. 
„„J  B.  litewMcr  'Sa, 
|''°1  G.  H.  Graves. -Sa. 
Il7l-f  Prof.  H.  A.  Beers, 
i  C.  N.  Morris,   Ba. 
,''')C.  L.  Scudder.  "81. 
I        i  [.  F.  Allen. 'Sa. 
'"  )  L.  L  Shoemaker,  "Ba. 


,, Havens. -83. 

'}j.  J- Rose. '83. 

6-;  Prof.  H.A.Ncwi.m.  ; 

7^  Pres.  Noah  Porter. 

DOfiFEE.  Firtt  Entry. 

Fitsl  Floor. 
1  G.  P.  Richard  son, 'Ba.' 
*"'}  H.  L.  Williams. 'Sa.  , 
„„J  M.S.  Bate,  'Sa. 
*'^}  H.  L.  Moody,  'Sa. 

S/COH.I  Floor. 
,„,)  W.  Pollock.  '3a. 
'°3Jk.L.  Pollock,  -84.     , 
ao4-i  W.  P.  Eno.'Ba. 


J  M.  S,  Allen.  'Sa. 
')C.  M.  Sholes'Ba. 

j  T.  H.  Snell.  -82. 
"  (  E.  O.  Weed.  'Ba. 

Third  Floor. 

(  W.  L  Brnce.  'Sa. 
3)C.  H.  Uwis,  'Ba. 

\  C.  H.  Pember.  '83. 
■*  (  R.  H.  Pierce.  'Ba. 

Foutik  Floor. 
(  E.  S,  Williams,  'Ba. 
S)C.  W.  Harkness."83, 
-  j  W.  E.  Bailey, 'Ba. 
"j  F.  M.  Eaton. 'Ba. 

■Iddl*  Entry. 

Firil  Floor. 
„J  K.  Milchell.'83. 
"IJ.J.  Phelps. '83. 
3    t.  J.  Phelps, '83. 
'*}  A.E.Syming(on,'83 

Second  Floor. 

j  S.  Bennell,  Jr..'Ba. 
"*(  D.A.Chenaull.Jr.,'8a 

j  C.  K.  Billings.  Ba. 
'"  j  A.  a  Kiiiredge. '82. 

Third  Floor. 
1  H.  R.  Bain, '8a. 
"  )  H.  C.  Fries,  '81. 
\  E.L.Dillingham. '83., 

"  [  H.C.  Jefferds, '8a.     I 


1     4S 

Direclory. 

Fourth  Floor. 

SA3T  sirnnTT  hall. 

Srath  Tomr. 

333 

T.  Cuyler,  •83. 
F.  C.  Farwell,  '83. 

St  land  Floor. 

*v 

J.J.  Hill.  T. 

334 

C.  Benlley,  Ir.,  '81, 
F.  0.  Darling.  '83. 

^1 

Prof,  L.  Bacon. 
C.  S.  Pcdlej-,  T, 
Prof.  S.  Harris. 

48 
49 

F.  Woodward.  T. 
W.  G.  Mann.  T. 

rourth  Entry. 

\ 

A.  Warren,  T. 
Prof.  G.  E.  Day. 

Horth  Tnrar. 

1 
33S 

Firil  Floor. 
F.  D.  Shaffer,  -83. 
S.  Shaffer.  '83. 

5 
7 

M.  A.  Macomber,  T 
E,  H.  Snea.h.T. 
1.  W.  Sneath.  T. 
C.  H,  Peck.T. 

53 
53 

O.G.  Mclniire.  T. 
J.  E.  Bushnell,  T. 
W.  C.  Dreher.  T. 

316 

0.  McKee,  "SS- 

8 

F.  H.  Vieis,  T. 

C.  H.  Yales.'83, 

9 

Piof,  G.  P.  Fisher. 

C.  E.  Dealanil.T. 

TEST  SITINITY  EAUi.  1 

SfconJ  Floor. 

I.  A.  Loos,  T. 

B.  Foster,  '83. 

I3i 

E.  C,  Holman.  T. 

Firjt  Floor. 

337 

A.  S.  Osborne.  '83. 

.3- 

I,.  E.  Ringborn.  T. 

56 

W.  Terry,  '85. 

338 

J.  A.  Campbell. -8? 

14- 

G.  S.  Fiillerlon,  T. 

C.  Ross.  '84. 

A.  P.  French,  "82. 

J.A.CraiR.T. 

H.  0.  Coll.  '84. 

C.  H.  Keays,  T. 

58 

F.  W.  Doringh. '84. 

Third  Fh„'. 

59 

R.  A.  Sands, '85. 

339 

T.  Holland.  '83. 
S.  C.  HopLcins,  '83. 

Third  Floor. 

60 

N.  G.  Pringle,  '84. 
C.  S.  Dodge.  -85. 

H.  W.  Barnes, '83. 

17 

A.  P.  Pomelson.  T. 

61 

H.  S.  Pope.  -83  S. 

330 

W.G.  Voughi, '83. 

'9 

A.  D.  Bissell,  T. 

A.  B.  John  son.' '83  S. 

E.  S.  Loring.  T. 

E.  Thorne,  '83  S. 

Fourth  Floor . 

I.  L.  Franklin,  T. 

63 

64 

H.  W.  Slociim.  '83. 

331 

F.  J.  Barileit,  '8a. 
I.  C   Palmer.  'Sa. 

aj. 

1.  F.  Smith,  T. 
fe.  H.  Ashmun,  T. 

F.  P.  Sproul.  '83. 
as.  Roberis, '84  S. 

G.  Cromwell,  '83. 
C.  HaUer,  '83. 

34 

A.  Guillon.  T. 

65 

Ray  Tompkins.  '84. 
I.  L.  Coaies.  '83  S, 
E.  H.  Alcod.  '84  S. 

.333 

35' 

G,  Lindsay,  T. 

E.  E.  Aiken. 'Bi.T. 

66 

B.  W.Bacon, '81,  T 

67 
68 

C.  E.  Herberi,  T. 

nfth  Enti?. 

% 

C.H.  Smiih,  T, 
E.  M.  Vitium,  T. 

W.  A.  Munson.  T. 

J.G.  Holliday.  '84, 
N.  C.  Knighl,  '84. 

Firit  Floor. 

30 

M.  P,  Dickey,  T. 

,333 

S.  Q.  Kerruish.  '83 
H.  Vernon.  '83, 
H.  L.  nawes,  Jr.. '8 

'■ 

C.  M.  Cady,  T. 
S.  D.  Sirong,  T. 

70 

S.  C.  L.  Speranza, 
G.  F.  Comsiock.  T. 

C.  T.  Mathews.  '85. 

334 

A.  L,  Farwell. -84- 

Fourth  Floor. 

^' 

T.  P.  Thorne, -85. 

1 

SeeOHd  Floor. 

3* 

F.  V.W.  Hoyi.T. 

Sfcond  Floor. 

C.  Slillman,  '83. 
T.  Waller.  'Sa. 

33 

G.  W.  Henderson,! 

73 

I.  E.  Newell.  '83  S. 

.33s 

34 

S.  C.  Partridge  T. 

74 

J.  M,  Holzinger,  T. 

35 

McDougal.  T, 

75 

Mr.  Isaac  Thomns. 

! 

Third  Floor. 

37' 
18^ 

G.  H.  Hubbard,  T. 
L.  Marshall,  T, 

,6 

E.L,\Vlaiieniore,'B3S. 
A.  B.  Willcox.  -83  S. 

j337 

F.  B.Gallahcr, '83.    ^„J 
W.H.Parsons,Jr..'83.^^ 

J.  L.  McCoUum.  T. 
J.  E.  Bushnell,  T. 

"'i 

J.  E,  Siryker. 

W.  G.  Roberta.  T. 

.338 

M.  H.  Beacli,  '83. 

C.  N.Curiis.T. 

79 

H.M.Schermerhorn.T. 

Ferree  Brinion,  '83 

41 

A.  P.  Hall,  T. 

80  V 

C.  E.  Wilbur.  T. 

43 

R.  E.  Peregrine,  T. 

8. 

D.  Phelps.  '83. 

Fourth  Floor. 

44' 

E.  S.  Fiskc.  T. 

■p.  1.  Pohl.  T. 

C.  W.  Shipley.  '83. 

45' 

C.  A.  Perry.  T. 

8a 

C.  H.  Willcox,  T. 

239 

H.  P.  Sweetier.  'Si 

J6- 

S.  W.  Delsell,  T. 

84  J 

F.  S.  Hoffman,  T. 

240 

i. 

Prof.  E.  S.  Dan.i. 

M.  S.  Phillips.  T. 

85  ^ 

W.  J.Vought, '33  5. 

Directory.  4^ 


Third  Floor.  Fourth  Floor.                        Sotltll  ToWOr. 
V.  Calherwood, '84.  ,^^  j  J.  S.  Ainslie,  T.          ,,qj   a    o   wn       t 
I.  McCormick.'84.  ''''  (  D.  E.  Todd.  T.           "^  j  ^*  f  •^'u^'■^I• 
uT.  Fox,  T.  103^  A.  C.Thompson. '85.119  ^i*  ^  ^'?*5^'  ,«5- 
L  P.  Nye.  P.  G.  i04-(  J.  A.  Porter.                      <  ^-  "•  *^'**^®'  ^i^  ^• 
\^.  W.  Jordan,  T.  j  C.  H.  Dickinson,  T. 
;.  N.^Peck,  '84.  ^  j  H.  W.  Hunt,  T. 
).  C.*Morion,  T.  ^.  j  H.  H.  Uigbee,  '84. 
.  E.  Tuiile.  T.  ^^  \  F.  C.  Hughson,  '84. 
^ .  L.  Anderson,  T.  j  Jas.  Lvman,  '83  S. 
).  L.  Goodrich,  T.  '\  John  Lvman,  '83  S.              -■  ^-    _ 
u  Howells.  T.  108^  G.  R.  Dickinson.  T.             l^^tV^  TOWer. 

'^•i^-  M  ^'^^^  V*       '"^3  u    T^-  P"!!''^"'  '^'  X  "2^  Martin.  T. 

:•  ^;  No>:5S,  T.         iio^  H.  L   Richardson,  T.,      ]  pj    Krkoryan.  T. 

^-  ^^  m7-       t       "' j  n   ^^'i'^^'^T  TO.     I-  B.  Reynolds.  '84. 

V.  M.  M.  roy    T.       ,13  j  D.  M.  Lewis.  T.         124     ij  p  gp^ncer.  '84 

).  G.  Wylie,  T.  ii4-{  C.  S.  Markland.  T.  ^  '^ 

:.  L.  Porter,  '84.        ^  ,  j  H.  R.  Wagner.  '84. 

"^}  H.  A.  Worcester, '84. 


Commencement  Day. 


Wednesday^  June  2py  1881. 


HONORARY    DEGREES   CONFERRED. 

LL.D. 

Hon.  Elias  W.  Leavenworth,  Class  of  1824,  Syracuse,  N.  Y. 
Hon.  William  N.  H.  Smith,  Class  of  1834.  Chief  Justice  of  North  Carolina. 
Austin  Flint,  Senior,  M.D.,  New  Yori«  City. 

Hon.  Francis  A.  Walker,  President   elect  of    Massachusetts    Institute   of 
Technology. 

D.D. 

Rev.  Alexander  Hannay,  London. 

M.A. 

William  D.  Howells,  Cambridge,  Mass. 
Thomas  Bailey  Aldrich,  Boston,  Mass. 
Lieut.  Com.  Henry  H.  Gorringe,  New  York  City. 
George  A.  Peters,  M.D.,  New  York  City. 


SENIOR   APPOINTMENTS. 


ORATIONS. 
Valedictory  Oration. 

Charles  Wittenberg  Holzheimer. 


Salutatory  Oration, 
Adrian  Sebastian  Van  de  Graaff. 


PHILOSOPHICAL   ORATIONS. 


Russell  A.  Bigelow, 
Philip  G.  Bartlett. 


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Edwin  E.  Aiken, 
Levi  A.  Eliel, 
Frank  B.  Lucas. 


Walter  R.  Bridgman, 
Arthur  E.  Bostwick, 
Isaac  Thomas, 


HIGH   ORATIONS. 


Nathaniel  T.  Guernsey, 
George  E.  Ide. 


ORATIONS. 


William  B.  Hill. 
Joseph  D.  Burrell, 
George  M.  Wallace, 
Charles  P.  Coffin, 


George  Woolsey, 
James  Leighton, 
Sherman  L.  Whipple, 
Charles  B.  Schram. 


Commencement  Day\ 


5^ 


DISSERTATIONS. 


Henry  C.  White, 
Charles  O.  Whitmore, 
Cyrus  F.  Hill, 
Frederic  H.  Stebbins, 
Everett  Warren, 


Nathaniel  C.  Fisher, 
Louis  B.  Hasbrouck, 
Allen  B.  Lincoln, 
Francis  H.  Tichenor. 


DISPUTES. 


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Eben  H.  Wells, 
Daniel  A.  Carpenter, 
William  R.  Walker, 
Herbert  S.  Brown, 
Benjamin  W.  Bacon, 
Otis  H.  Briggs. 

Leonard  H.  Poole, 
George  M.  Judd, 
Frank  N.  Loomis, 
Arthur  H.  Ripley, 


Edward  L.  Twombly, 
Ernest  E.  Hart, 
Thaddeus  H.  Myers, 
James  E.  Zunts, 
Sheldon  P.  Patterson, 
Lawrence  Rolfe. 


Charles  AT  S.  Dwight, 
Willis  B.  Sterling, 
John  C.  Coleman. 


COLLOQUIES. 


Robert  C.  Hine, 
John  R.  McKee, 
Edward  L.  Simonds, 
George  B.  Silliman, 
Frederic  D.  Helmer, 
Howard  J.  Curtiss, 
Danford  N.  Barney, 

Henry  Hitchings, 
Clarence  F.  Carroll, 
Lasell  H.  White, 
Freeman  C.  Griswold, 
John  D.  Hall, 


Sherman  Evarts, 
Reuben  P.  Hallock, 
Thomas  B.  Osborne, 
William  W.  K.  Nixon. 
Howard  T.  Walden, 
John  E.  Bowen, 
Frederic  R.  Vernon. 


Henry  N.  Tuttle, 
j  Henry  R.  Ewing, 
"j  George  H.  Hubbard. 


The  graduating  class  numbered  127. 


THEOLOGICAL    COMMENCEMENT. 
Programme^  May  /p,  1881. 

1.  George  Boswell,  "The  Visible  Unity  of  the  Christian  Church." 

2.  Alden  B.  Case,  "The  Dakota  of  the  Future." 

3.  George  W.  Griffith,  "Music  in  the  Church  Service." 

4.  Jabez  Backus,  "Objective  Preaching." 

5.  Edward  D.  Kelsey,  "Philosophy  as  an  Aid  to  the  Preacher." 

6.  Isaac  A.  Loos,  "The  Threatened  Suppression  of  Biblical  Criticism." 

7.  George  E.  Nichols,  "The  Transient  and  ihe  Permanent  in   Revelation." 

8.  John  R.  Reitzel,  "Primitive  Preaching  for  Primitive  Soil." 

9.  William  H.  Thrall.  "A  Man  for  a  Minister." 

10.  Charles  H.  Willcox,  "The  Origin  of  Hebrew  Monotheism." 


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Commericement  Day. 


COMMENCEMENT  SPEAKERS. 


1.  B.  W.  Bacon,  "The  Civil  Sabbath." 

2.  P.  G.  Bartlett,  "Science  and  Sentiment." 

3.  W.  R.  Bridgman,  "Gladstone  and  Liberalism. 

4.  J.  D.  Burrell,  "Bismarck  and  Cavour." 

5.  C.  R.  Coffin,  "Compte's  Positive  Polity." 

6.  J.  C.  Coleman,  "Horace  Bushnell." 

7.  C.  A.  S.  Dwight,  "The  Heroic  Life." 

8.  C.  VV.  Holzheimer,  "Persecutions  and  Politics." 

9.  G.  E.  Ide,  "John  Wesley." 

10.  James  Leighton,  "Alexander  H." 

11.  A.  S.  Van  de  Graaff,  "The  New  South." 

12.  S.  L.  Whipple,  "The  Atheism  of  Darwin." 


S.  S.  S.    COMMENCEMENT. 
June  28,  18S1. 

1.  Lester  Paige  Breckenridge  (Dynamic  Engineering),  Westfield,  Mass.: 
"On  the  Methods  of  measuring  Motive  Power." 

2.  Howard   Field  Chappel  (Chemistry),  Chicago,  III.:    "On  the   Reactioo 
of  Phosphoric  Acid  with  Sodium  Chloride." 

3.  Henry  Holbrook  Gladding  (Civil  Engineering),  New  Haven  :  "On  the 
Superstructure  of  the  East  River  Bridge." 

4.  William  Loomis  Griswold  (Biology),  Banksville :    "On  the  Action  of 
Acids  and  Alkalies  on  the  Diastatic  Action  of  Saliva." 

j       5.  Willis  Benton  Wright  (Civil  Engineering),  Cromwell :  "On  Compressed 
!  Air  as  Applied  to  Engineering  Constructions." 

6.  John  Siade  Ely  (Biology),  New  York  City:   "On  the  Exoskeleton  of 
I  Talorchcstia  Longicornis." 

7.  Arthur  Burnham  Woodford  (Select),  West  Winsted  :  "Ori  the  Proposed 
American  Inter-Oceanic  Canal." 

8.  William   Meeker  Wuod   (Dynamic   Engineering),   Morristown,    N.   J. 
"On  the  Mechanical  Theory  of  Heat," 


1 

Junior 

Appointments,   82. 

PHILOSOPHICAL  ORATIONS. 

F.  F.  Abbott. 
M.  H.  Beach, 
B.  Brewster, 

W.  L  Bruce, 
C.  B.  Graves, 
B.  Johnson, 

HIGH    ORATIONS. 

J.  H.  Pratt,  Jr., 
J.  L.  Wells. 

J.  R.  Bishop, 
C.  E.  Blumley, 

E.  B.  Cragin, 
D.  S.  Sanford, 

ORATIONS. 

W.  Seymour, 
F.  E.  Worcester. 

F.  Brinton, 

G.  £.  Curtis, 

W.  Churchill, 
B.  Cumming, 

DISSERTATIONS. 

J.  P.  Kellogg. 

C.  Bently,  Jr., 
F.  J.  Brockway, 
J.  A.  Campbell, 
C.  A.  Foote, 
W.  H.  N.  Ford, 

A.  p.  French, 
H.  C.  Fries, 
H.  S.  Griggs, 
H.  C.  Jefferds. 
J.  H.  Kingman, 
A.  B.  Kittredge, 

FIRST   DISPUTES. 

C.  W.  Lyman, 
S.  M.  Parke, 
B.  Titche, 

D.  B.  Weaver, 
J.  E.  Whitney. 

A.  H.  Atterbury, 
A.  FitzGerald, 
F.  A.  Kellogg, 

E.  W.  McBride, 
H.  C.  McKnight, 

F.  E.  Page, 

SECOND   DISPUTES. 

H.  B.  Piatt. 
C.  A.  Smith. 

R.  P.  Bate, 
J.  F.  Beede, 

G.  S.  Bolt  wood, 
S.  C.  Loomis, 

FIRST   COLLOQUIES. 

A.  A.  Welch, 
M.  Welles. 

H.  R.  Baltz, 
G.  H.  Graves, 
Alfred  C.  Hand, 
F.  M.  Lowe, 
C.  N.  Morris, 

W.  Murphy, 
J.  C.  Palmer. 
R.  M.  Rolfe, 
C.  L.  Scudder, 
E.  V.  Silver, 

SECOND   COLLOQUIES. 

F.  H.  Snell, 

H.  S.  Snyder, 

C.  B.  Storrs, 

H.  P.  Sweetser, 

T.  McD.  Wentworth. 

W.  L  Badger, 
M.  S.  Bate, 
N.  R.  Bronson, 
S.  M.  Clement,  Jr., 
F.  C.  Farwell, 

H.  H.  Knapp, 
M.  Lovering, 
H.  L.  Moodey, 
W.  H.  Parsons,  Jr., 
J.  Rossiter, 

Arthur  Scranton, 
C.  M.  Sholes, 
L.  M.  Silver, 
T.  Waller, 
E.  0.  Weed. 

8 

- 

- 

S4  Premiuffis, 


JUNIOR  EXHIBITION. 
Programme y  April  ii^  j88i, 

1.  Cyrus  Bentley,  Jr.,  "J®^"  Ruskin." 

2.  J.  R.  Bishop,  "Roman  Catholicism  in  America." 

3.  W.  I.  Bruce,  "Cervantes." 

4.  Benjamin  Brewster,  "The  Lasting  Influence  of  Alexander  Hamilton. 

5.  H.  C.  Fries,  "Waterloo  and  Sedan," 

6.  W.  Murphy,  "The  Value  of  Symbols." 

7.  J.  H.  Pratt,  "The  Modern  Renaissance." 

8.  H.  S.  Snyder,  "Henry  Martyn,  the  Influence  of  Self-sacrifice." 

9.  C.  B.  Siorrs,  "Edmund  Burke  and  the  French  Revolution." 
10.  F.  E.  Worcester,  "Cromwell  and  his  Irish  Policy." 

The  first  prize  of  $30  was  divided  between  Bruce  and  Storrs. 


Premiums,    1 880-8 1 . 


ACADEMIC    DEPARTMENT. 


TOWNSEND   PREMIUMS. 


1.  E.  E.  Aiken,  "Goethe  and  Bushnell." 

2.  B.  W.  Bacon.  "Voltaire." 

3.  R.  A.  Bigelow,   "The  Management  of   the  Foreign  Relations  of  the 

United  States  during  the  Civil  War." 
5.  Isaac  Bromley,  "Voltaire." 

5.  J.  D.  Burrell,  "The  Statesmanship  of  Robert  Walpole." 

6.  L.  A.  Eliel,  "Voltaire." 

The  DeForest  prize  of  Ifioo'^was  divided  between  Bigelow  and  Bromley. 

FELLOWSHIPS. 

Silliman  Fellowship — Arthur  E.  Bostwick,  '8i. 

SCHOLARSHIPS. 

Berkeley  Scholarship — Edward  E.  Aiken,  *8i. 
Lirned  Scholarship — Walter  R.  Bridgman,  '8i. 
Clark  Scholarship— Phillip  G.  Bartlett.  '8i. 
Woolsey  Scholarship — Gustave  F.  Gruener,  '84. 
Hurlburt  Scholarship — John  M.  Burnam,  '84. 
Third  Freshman  Scholarship — Frederick  S.  Jones,  '84. 


Premiums,  53* 


MISCELLANEOUS  PRIZES. 

Cobden  Club  Medal  for  Proficiency  in  Political  Economy — Leonard  H. 
Poole,  '81,  with  honorable  mention  of  Sherman  L.  Whipple,  '81. 

Senior  Mathematical  Prize — Frank  B.  Lucas,  '81. 

Scott  Prize  in  German — Charles  W.  Holzheimer,  '81. 

Scott  Prize  in  French — Bryan  Cumming,  '82. 

Winthrop  prizes — First  Prize  :  John  L.  Wells,  *82.  Second  Prize  :  George 
W.  Lay,  "82. 

Prizes  for  Excellence  in  Composition  in  the  Sophomore  Class — First 
term — 1st  Prizes — S.  Bacon,  C.  W.  Burpee,  F.  W.  Kellogg.  E.  T.  McLaughlin, 
2d  Prizes — G.  W.  Johnston,  J.  McK.  Lewis,  H.  H.  Palmer,  S.  D.  Thacher. 
W.Trumbull,  yi Prizes—H.  E.  Bowers,  G.  P.  Carroll,  A.  B.  Cornwall. 
C.  A.  Lewis,  E.  H.  Moore.  Second  term — First  Prizes  :  Arthur  E.  Bowers, 
Woolsey  Carmalt,  George  W.  Johnston,  F.  W.  Kellogg.  Second  Prizes: 
George  H.  Bottome,  Charles  W.  Burpee,  Harry  H.  Palmer,  Francis  J. 
Phelps,  William  Trumbull.  Third  Prizes:  George  P.  Carroll,  Carl  A. 
Lewis.  Thomas  S.  Southworth,  Harold  Vernon. 

Prizes  for  Excellence  in  Declamation  in  Sophomore  Class — First  Prizes  : 
Mun  Yew  Chung,  Thomas  D.  Hasted.  Second  Prizes  :  George  W.  Johnston, 
Frederick  C.  Leonard.  Third  Prizes:  George  Cromwell,  Laurent  C. 
Deming. 

Sophomore    Mathematical    Prizes — First  Prize :   Eliakim  M.  Moore,  Jr. 
!  Second  Prizes  :  Clifford  S.  Kelscy  and  Charles  M.  Kendall.     Third  Prizes  : 
Everett  J.  Esselstyn  and  Augustus  T.  Morgan. 

Berkeley  Premiums  in  Latin  Composition  in  the  Freshman  Class — First 
Prizes  :  George  R.  Blodgett,  Robert  M.  Boyd,  Jr.,  John  M.  Burnam,  Charles 
E.  Carr,  Gustave  F.  Gruener,  Henry  B.  Twombly,  Dean  A.  Walker.  Second 
Prizes  :  Frederick  S.  Allen,  Wilbur  F.  Booth,  Frederick  K.  Curtiss,  Ward 
W.  Savery,  Selden  P.  Spencer,  Kowh  On  Tong,  Henry  M.  Wolf. 

Freshman  Mathematical  Prizes — First  Prize  :  George  W.  Patterson,  Jr. 
Second  Prize  :  George  E.  Cohen.  Third  Prizes  :  Frederick  S.  Jones.  Dean 
A.  Walker,  Arthur  B.  Wells. 

Lit.  Prize  Medal,—^,  T.  McLaughlin,  '83. 

Declamation  Prizes,  F.  N. — First  Prize  :  S.  P.  Spencer,  '84.  Second  Prize: 
Y.  P.  Lee,  '84. 


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^6  Premiums, 


I 


PRIZES   IN   THE   SHEFFIELD   SCIENTIFIC   SCHOOL. 

German^— Edward  B.  Dench. 

Physics — Prize  divided  between  John  A.  Alleh,  and  Edward  B.  Dench. 

Chemistry — John  A.  Allen,  with  honorable  mention  of  John  Bartholomew 
and  Edward  B.  Dench. 

Mechanical  Drawing — Charles  S.  Brown,  with  honorable  mention  of  John 
Bartholomew,  Frederick  E.  Beach  and  Joseph  A.  Skinner. 

English  Composition — First  Prizes:  George  A.  Barrows,  Ebenezer  H. 
Skinner,  and  Robert  H.  Wylie.  Second  Prizes  :  Theodore  D.  Bacon,  Edward 
B.  Dench,  William  Harper,  John  E.  Lockwood,  John  E.  Newell,  Geor^  S. 
Payson,  Edward  I.  Stone. 

Civil  Engineering — Prize  divided  between  George  F.  Bosworth  and  Henry 
H.  Gladding. 

CLASS    OF    1 88 1. 

The  Be!knap  Prize  for  Excellence  in  Zoological  and  Biological  Studies — 
Ethan  A.  Andrews. 

CLASS   OF    1882. 

Mathematics  of  Junior  Year — Frank  J.  Lambert. 

CLASS   OF    1883. 

Studies  of  the  Freshman  Year — Edward  B.  Dench,  with  honorable  men- 
tion of  John  Bartholomew  and  Frederick  E.  Beach. 

Mathematics — John  A.  Allen,  with  honorable  mention  of  John  Bartholo- 
mew,  Frederick  E.  Beach,  and  Edward  B.  Dench. 


S.  S.  S.  APPOINTMENTS. 

Ethan  Allen  Andrews,  Henry  H.  Gladding, 

Lester  P.  Breckenridge,  William  L.  Griswold.  i 

Howard  F.  Chappell,  William  M.  Wood. 

John  S.  Ely,  Arthur  B.  Woodford.  ' 

Willis  B.  Wright.  . 

The  honors  awarded  in  the  Law  School  are  as  follows :  I 

LAW    SCHOOL   SENIORS. 

Epaphroditus  Peck,  Jewell  Prize ;  John  P.  Bartlett,  Ph.B.;  Peter  Dojle,  1 

Attorney  at  Law;  Murray  Corrington,  B.A.;  Edwin  A.  Smith. 

I 

LAW   SCHOOL  JUNIORS.  I 

William    R.    Barbour,    B.A.   (Betts    prize);    George    D.    Watrous,    B.A.; 
Eugene   W.   Walker,    B.A.;     Fredrick    W.    Kcator,    B.A.;    Winthrop    H.  > 
Perry,  B.A. 

Speakers  for  the  Townsend  Prize — William   W.   Bailey,  M.  Corrington,  ' 
Epaphroditus  Peck. 


Yale    Reading    Room 

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Through  the  kindness  of  the  editors  of  the  Yale  Record,  the  exchanj^es  from  the  im- 
portAot  American  coUeg^es  are  kept  in  the  reading  room  for  the  perusal  of  the  students. 


^8  Libraries, 


REGULATIONS. 

The  Reading  Room  is  open  daily  during  the  College  Year  ;  on  week-days 
from  9.30  A.M.  to  8  p.m.,  on  Sundays  from  i  p.m.  to  8  p.m. 

Authority  is  given  to  the  Custodian  to  maintain  the  quiet  and  good  order 
of  the  room. 

Any  person  who  shall  willfully  mutilate  or  deface  any  newspaper  or  peri- 
odical shall  be  excluded  from  the  use  of  the  room. 

TERMS. 

Undergraduates  of  the  Academic  and  Scientific  Departments  are  admitted 
without  tickets,  the  fee  for  the  use  of  the  room  being  included  in  the  term- 
bills. 

For  all  others  tickets  of  admission,  which  may  be  procured  of  the  Custo- 
dian, are  necessary. 

Price  of  tickets  for  the  College  year,  to  members  of  any  department  of 
the  University  $2.00,  to  others  $3.00. 

A.  Van  Name,  ] 

L    VV    Fitch       |    ^^^'^'"^  Room  Committee, 
W.  G.  Sumner,! 


Libraries. 

COLLEGE    LIBRARY. 

.  Volumes  (exclusive  of  pamphlets),  ....  107,000 

Librarian,       .  .  .A.  Van  Name,  121  High  st. 

Assistant,  .  Prof.  Dkxter,  76  Prospect  St. 

For  the  use  of  all  members  of  the  University.     Hours:  9.30  a.m. 
to  I  P.M.;  2.30  to  5  p.m.;  2.30  to  4.30  p.m.  in  winter. 
Linonia  and  Brothers  Library  (about)  ....  24,000 

Hours :  Wed.  and  Sat.  10  a.m.  to  12  m.,  and  1.30  to  4  p.m. 
Mon.,  Tues.,  Thurs.  and  Fri.  1.30  to  3  p.m. 

LIBRARIES  OF  PROFESSIONAL  SCHOOLS.  ' 

Sheffield  Scientific  School  (about),     .....  6,000 

I 

Hours :  10  to  12  m.,  and  on  Wed.  and  Sat.  2  to  4  p.m.  j 

Medical  School  (in  College  Library),       ....  3.000 

Law,       .........  9,000 

Hours:  8  A.M  to  12.45  p.m.;  2  to  5.45  p.m. 
Theological  Seminary,       ......  3,000 

Lowell  Mason  Musical  Library,         .....  2,500 

Hours:  2  to  5.30  p.m. 


Total  number  of  volumes,  .  .         154,500 


Societies. 

SKULL   AND    BONES. 

Q^ 

% 

l»^322^ 

Walter  I.  Badger. 

Barclay  Johnson.                Hatry  B.  Plan, 

Benjamin  Btewsier. 

Howard  H.  Kciapp.           William  Pollock, 

James  A.  Campbell 

Chester  W.  Lyman,           John  L.  Wells. 

William  P.  Eno, 

Enoch  W.  McBride.          J.  Ernesl  Whilney, 

Asa  P.  French. 

Arthur  S.  Osborne,            Franklin  E.  Worcesier. 

Si n  tor  Sod e ties. 


«r.  s  .^. 


e.  e.  3>. 


William  E.  Bailey. 

Henry  W.  Barnes, 
j  Morgan  H.  Beach, 
j  Cyrus  Benlley,  Jr.. 

W.  Irving  Bruce, 


Stephen  M.  Clemem,         Samuel  C.  Hopkins. 
Theodore  DeW,  Cuyler.  John  P.  Kellogg, 
Franlilin  M.  Eaton.  Charles  E.  Ricbardi. 

Frank  C.  Farweli.  Charles  A.  Wight. 

Alfred  C.  Hand,  Harry  L.  Williams. 


Junior  Societies. 

6t 

PSI  UPSILON. 

\ 

Hatry  R.  Baliz. 

■Ba. 
Edwin  L.  Dillingham, 

George  W.  Lay, 
Enoch  W.  McBride, 

Edwin  H.  Batbour. 

James  R.  Ely. 
Frank  C.  Fiirwell, 

Charles  N.  Morris, 

Morgan  H.  Beach, 

Augusline  Filigerald, 

Arthur  S.  Osborne, 

John  F.  Beede. 

Asa  P.  French. 

William  S.  Pardee. 

Cyrus  Ben  [ley.  Jr., 
Charle*  K.  Billings, 

Harry  C,  Fries, 

William  H,  Parsons.  Jr., 

George  H.  Graves. 

William  Pdlock, 

John  R.  Biihop. 
Benjamin  Brewsler, 

Charles  B.  Graves, 

J.  Howard  Pratt,  Jr., 
IJaniel  S.  Sanford. 

Chaurcej- M.Griggs. 

Ferree  Biinton. 

Herbert  S,  Griggs. 

Frank  H.  Snell. 

James  A.  Campbell, 

Geo.ge  E,  H.iskell, 

Howard  P.  Sweener. 

David  A.  Chenault, 

Henry  C.  Jefferds. 

William  G.  Voughl, 

William  Churchill. 

Barclay  Johnson. 

J.  Ernest  Whitney, 
Franklin  E.  Worcester.  . 

Theo.  Cuyier. 

Alfred  B.  Kitiredge. 

Frederick  0.  Darling. 

Howard  H.  Knapp, 
'83. 

44 

Richard  M.  Binseil. 

Charles  W.  Harkness, 

Dudley  Phelps. 
John  i  Phelps. 
David  F.  Read. 

Henry  E.  Bourne, 
David  K.  Buel, 

VicloT  E.  Helieberg. 
William  J.  Holly, 

Charles  W.  Burpee, 

Charles  G.  Hower. 

Austin  R.  Preston. 

Charles  H.  Burr. 

Louis  K.Hull, 

Robert  C.  Rogers, 

Henry  W.  Calhoun, 

Samuel  R.  Jeweit. 
Cliffords.  Kelsey, 

Edward  B.  Sargent, 

Woolsey  Carmalt, 
Henry  M.  Chase, 
CharlesC.  Clark,  Jr.. 

Stanley  Shaffer, 
Fred.  fa.  Shaffer. 
William  K.  Stevetis, 

Sheldon  Q.  Ketruish. 
Daniel  S.  Knowllon, 

Charles  P.  Collins, 

Harry'W.  Latham. 

Horatio  O.Stone, 

Edward  C.  Cuyier. 

osephMcK.  Lewis, 

Horace  D.Taft. 

Arnold  G.  Dana, 

ieorgc  S.  Lynde, 

Joseph  P.  Trowbridge, 
Sherman  D.  Thachet. 

Laurent  C.  Deming, 

William  H.  Merrill, 

Henry  T.  Folsoro, 

Walter  E.  Neltlelon, 

Clarence  W.  Wilson, 

Herbert  L.  Frost, 

Joseph  H.  Nelson, 
Harry  H.  Palmer, 

William  Trumbull. 

William  I.  Grubb. 
1 

Morrison  W.  Young.     48 

Junior  Societies. 


DELTA   KAPPA  EPSILON. 


Frank  F.  Abbott, 

les  F.  Alien. 

■in  S.  Allen. 

Walter  I.  Badger, 

a  E.  Bailey, 

y  W.  Barn 


Henry  W. 
Floyd  J.  E 


rtlet 


W.  IrvInR  Br 
Siephen  M.  Clement,  Ji 
Franklin  M.  Eaton, 
William  P.  Eoo, 
Buinside  Fester, 
^   inli  R.  Gallaher. 
Alfred  C.  Hand, 


Loring  W.  Andrews, 
Francis  G.  Beacb. 
Charles  S.  Beck.  Jr.. 
N.  W.  Bell. 
Livinfcslon  R.  Callin. 
Mun  Y,  CbiiiiR, 
Gilbert  Colftale. 
Charles  R.  Coiwiih, 
George  Cromwell, 
E.  N.  Dingley, 
Seward  H.  Fields. 
R.  A.  Fosdick, 
Charles  S.  Fooie. 
Elibu  B.  Frosi, 
John  W.  Galbrailh, 


Charles  S.  Hebard, 
Theodore  Holland, 
Samuel  C.  Hopkins. 
Frank  A.  Kellogg, 
John  P.  Kellogg, 
Chitles  H.  Lewis. 
Chester  W.  Lyman. 
Daniel  W.  McMillan, 
,  Herbert  L.  Moodey, 
Frank  E.  Page. 
Samuel  M.  Parke. 
Harry  B.  Plan. 
Charles  E.  Richards. 
George  P.  Richardson, 

'83. 
Charles  H.  Halt. 
Charles  Halsey, 
Harry  R.  HilUrd, 
Lord  B.  Hillard, 
Tuihill  R.  Hillard. 
Henry  M.  Hoyl. 
Thomas  D.  Husicd. 
George  C.  Jennings, 


Fred  C.  Leonard. 
Charles  Louehridge, 
Oliver  McKee. 
Samuel  M.  K.  Mitchell, 
Marcus  Motion.  Jr.. 


Charles  L.  Scudder, 
Caleb  W.  Shipley, 
Levi  I.  Shoemaker, 
Charles  Siillman, 
Charles  B.  Slorrs. 
Tracy  Waller. 
Edward  O.  Weed, 
Archibald  A.  Welch. 
)ohn  L.  Wells, 
tharles  A.  Wi|{hi. 
Emmet  S.  Williams. 
Harry  L.  Williams, 
Arthur  B.  Wright, 


Joseph  R.  Parrotl. 
Francis  J.  Phelps. 
Frederick  W.  Rogers, 
Henry  W.SIocum,  Jr., 
HeibcTI  R.  Smith, 
Thomas  S.  South  worth. 
Frank  P.  Sproul. 
William  H.  Siockwell, 
Henry  H.  Strong, 
Albert  E.  Symingioo, 
Haiold  Vernon, 
John  E.  Wayland, 
John  Buikr  Woodward,    I 
Charles  H.  Yates.  ' 


Sophomore  Societies. 


SOPHOMORE  DEBATING  SOCIETIES. 


Freshman  Societies. 


Died  by  decree  of  the  Faculty.  Nov. 


Died  by  decree  or  the  Faculty.  Nuv.,  iSSo. 


Freshman  Societies 

65 

GAMMA  NU. 

^XOTj^ 

Ernest  R.  Adee. 

Wilfred  E.  Eaton. 

Aiherton  Noyes, 

Lucius  O,  Baird, 

Henry  R.  Flanders, 

Lyman  P.  Peel. 

Irving  Baldwin, 

William  G.  Green, 

Edward  B.  Phelps, 

Waller  S.  Baldwin, 

Kenyon  Gorham 

Edwin  W.  Robertson. 

Herbert  J.  Boggis. 

Marcellus  H.  P.  Hagana 

Harry  L.  Rollins, 

Frank  B.  Brandegee, 

Charles  E.  Harris. 

Frant  A.  Southworlh, 

John  C.  Bridgman, 

Benjamin  K.  Heaion, 

Henry  T.  Slaats,  Jr.. 

Ellii  H.  R.  Brooks, 

Edward  A.  Hine. 

Wyllys  Terry, 

D.  H.  Buffum,  Jr., 

William  Leland, 

Joseph  H.Townsend. 

William  S.  Cwe. 

GuyW.  Mallon, 

Francis  J.  Vernon. 

Dili  L.  Croibr. 

William  Maxwell 

Paul  1.  Welles. 

Charles  S.  Dodge. 

William  P.  Morrison, 

Theodore  W.  Weslon, 

Heiben  L.  Doggelt, 

Williani  L.  Mussey, 
Charles  D.  Napier, 

George  C.  Woodruff.     40 

Scientific  Societies. 


BERZELIUS. 


Francis  H.  Blake.  William  Harper,  Edwin  Thorne, 

Wajne  Darlingioa.  Alexander  B.  Jdhnson,  Thomas  P.  Thorne, 

John  S.  Ely,  James  E.  Pope,  Jr.,  Arthur  B.  Woodford, 

George  V.  Harper.  J.  Warren  Rogers,  Jr.,  Roberi  H.  Wylie. 

Henry  Taber, 


Sdentifii  Societies. 


Gustavo  Alfonlo,  Edward  P.  Eatlwkk.  Jr.,  David  M.  Pratt, 


Frederic  R.  Batileit.  Charki  S.  Hall. 


'.  Robert, 


Henry  J.  Btddlc.  Henry  C.  Null,  Jr.,  Fred  M.  Strong. 

Charles  M.  Carpenter,       Edward  E.  Paramore,       C.  P.  Williams,  Jr., 
William  H.  Crocker.         Henry  D.  Barry,  S.  Lawrence  Williams.  15 


Scientific  Societies. 


THETA  XI. 


Robert  O.  DuBois,  John  E.  Newell.  John  E.  StQrker, 

I 

Horatio  S.  Fta/er.  George  S.  Payson,  Walter  J.  Vought, 

Wm.  D.  MacQueslen.       Joseph  A.  SLcinner.  Alexander  Wurts. 


Scientific  Societies, 

69 

DELTA    PSI. 

2 

).  Andrews, 

Nathan  G.  Bozeman, 

Henry  K.  Devcreux, 

.  Armstrong, 

William  W.  Bond. 

John  [].  Mann, 

3aily,  Jr., 

Horace  R.  Carpenter. 

Charles  L.  Sayre, 

.  BerrynDan. 

Harry  N.  Covell, 

Robert  W.  Watson. 

Charles  Chamberlain. 

13 

lO 

JO 

Scientific  Societies. 

1 

^ 

B^£-giYaip)      hj 

^ 

"'^aS' aSHm^     *;f 

% 

i 

B^H"^^ .           ^ 

^"^^^^p"'                           ' 

Charlei.  N.  B.icheller. 

Allen  Hubbard.                Horace  L.  Slnpton. 

Charles  S.  Brown, 

Fred.  W.  LaForgs,             Eben  H.  Skinner. 

Chauncoy  R.  Burr. 

Sheldon  E,  Minor.             Cl.irles  E.  Slockder.  Jr..   ' 

James  J.  Drummond. 

George  S.  RobPMs,            Arthur  G.  Thompson,    i* 

i 

Seieniific  Societies. 


PHI  GAMMA  DELTA. 


J.  Lindlej  Coaiea,  Cassiut  S.  Lyman.  Harry  H.  Wadawonh, 

Norman  S.  Latham,  Nagamoio  Okabe,  Frank  C.  Wafner. 


7^ 

Scientific  Societies. 

ALPHA    CHI. 

(Freshman  Sc'iktv.) 

^h 

,^^^^a  £^ 

1^^^ 

J.  O.  Armour. 

DavenpOTl  Galbrailh.        J.  T.  Perry, 

Edward  Blake. 

Pelhain  Hague.                  W.  L.  Perltina.                      ! 

L.  V.  Benel, 

C.  M.  Kirkham,                  L.  M.  Porter.                          ' 

H.  A.  Chamber* 

Edson  Keilh,  Jr..               T.  R.  Trowbridge,  3d. 

W.  B 

Coit,                         G.  S.  H.  McDowell, 

J 

! 

i 

La7a  School  Society, 

73 

YALE  KENT  CLUB 

Meets  in  the  Yale  Law  School  Lecture  Room 

every  Monday  evening. 

President,  F.  W.  Keator. 

1 

1 

Vice  President,  G.  D.  Watrous. 

Sec,  ^  Treas.,  W.  R.  Barbour. 

Committee  on  Literary  Exercises. 

G.  D.  Watrous. 

1 

1 

A.  M.  Tafi, 
Members. 

D.  W.  Lawlor. 

1 
C.  H.  Ayers, 

R.  E.  Hall, 

Robertson, 

H.  W.  Asher, 

Harrison, 

N.  Royal, 

;  W.  R,  Barbour, 

C.  B.  Hasbrouck, 

G.  L.  Sargent, 

W.  T.  Boggs. 

W.  T.  Haviland, 

G.  Shiras, 

C.  F.  Bohan, 

J.  P.  Helfenstein, 

J.  A.  Stoughton, 

D.  Birch, 

S.  H.  Hubbard, 

A.  M.  Taft, 

O.  H.  Briggs, 

W.S.Judd. 

R.  Toft, 

C.  W.  Brown, 

F.  W.  Keator, 

R.  L.  Trumbull, 

F.  H.  Coggswell, 

D.  W.  Lawlor, 

F.  H.  Wadsworth, 

W.  A.  Davis, 

R.  V.  Messier, 

E.  W.  Walker, 

W.  J.  Davis, 

H.  S.  Miller, 

E.  C.  Ward, 

A.  M.  Downs, 

T.  R.  Morrow, 

A.  E.  Walradt. 

E.  T.  Evans, 

A.  H.  Moulton, 

D.  Warren, 

E.  L.  Gilbert, 

T.  H.  Patterson, 

G.  D.  Watrous, 

H.  R.  Ewing, 

F.  C.  Peel, 

S.  Welty, 

N.  T.  Guernsey, 

C.  B.  Perry, 

H.  C.  White. 

H.  C.  Gussman, 

E.  F.  Porter, 

C.  W.  Willett. 

1             ,      _                 _ ,  _ 

J.  B.  Porter, 

YALE  UNIVERSITY  BOAT  CLUB. 


Offic 


i-8j. 


PrciidiHl,  Russell  A.  Bcgelow,  '8i.  34  s.  h. 
Vue  Pifsidtnl.  CriAUNCEV   P.  Williams.  Jr..  ■S2  S.,  36  Elm 
Sertdar}-.  George  C.  Jknnings,  '83,  176  f. 
Tnasuttr.  P[o(.  A.  M.  Whreler,  207  d. 
AssiilanI   Trtasurir.  Frkd  C.  LEONARD,  "83,  23  S. 
Captain.  Louis  K.  Huli..  '83.  20g  d. 

House  Committee. 
H.  B.  Sargenl.  cor.  Church  and   Elm  s(t. 
Howard  H.  Knapp,  '82, 

Auditing  Committee. 
Prof.  W.  H.  Brewer,  246  Orange  si.  Prof.  E.  L.  Richards,  196  York  «. 


S.  M.  Clement,  '8a. 


H.  B.  Plan,  '82. 


Ptfsidrnl.  E.  W.  McBride, 
Src.  &•  Treas..  A.  A.  Welch. 
Captain,  H.  H.  Knapp. 


•83. 


Ptesideni,  F.  D.  Shaffer. 
Sec.  &  Trca!..  H.  D.  Taf(. 
Capiain,L.  B.  Hillard. 


Prtsidenl,  E.  A.  Merrill. 
Sic.  Ss-  Trias.,  R.  W.  Hamill. 
Captain,  F.  H.  Dodge. 


Prtsidtnt,  J.  C.  Flanders. 
Sic.  &-  Trcai..  H.  L,  Doggetl. 

Captain.  E.  A.  Shiilue. 


Athletic  Interests. 


75 


UNIVERSITY   CREW,  1881. 

Coach.  Fred  Wood.  '75  S.  S.  S. 
J.  B.  Collins,  '81,  Captain.    .  L.  K.  Hull,  '83. 

F.  W.  Rogers,  '83.  G.  B.  Rogers,  P.  G. 

P.  C.  Fuller,  '81.  C.  B.  Storrs,  '82. 

N.  T.  Guernsey,  '81.  H.  T.  Folsom,  '83. 

Mun  Yew  Chung.  '83. 

Substitutes, 
J.  R.  Parrott,  '83.  E.  A.  Merritt,  '84. 


YALE-HARVARD  UNIVERSITY  RACE. 
I^ew  London^  July  /,  i88j, 

COURSE— FOUR    MILES. 

Harvard  (cxKm^oii).  yfl/<f(blue). 

Time — 22  min.  19  sec.  Time — 22  min.  13  sec. 

Referee^  Prof.  Alexander  Agassiz,  Harvard  University. 

Judges  on  Steamer. 
For  Yale— Fred  Wood,  '75  S.  S.  S.        For  Harvard-R.  Clifford  Watson. 

Judges  at  the  Finish. 
For  Yale— E.  C.  Cook,  '77.  For  Harvard— H.  W.  Trimble.  '79. 

G.  P.  Richardson,  '82.  C.  Morgan,  '80. 

Time  Keepers. 
George  A.  Adee,  Yale,  '67.  Richard  Trimble,  Harvard,  '80. 


STATISTICS  OF  UNIVERSITY  CREW. 


Bow,  John  B.  Collins,  Captain.  St.  Joseph,  Mo.,   '81 

No.  2,  Philo  C.  Fuller,  Grand  Rapids,  Mich., 

No.  3.  Frederick  W.  Rogers,  Cambridge.  Mass.,     '83 

No.  4,  Nathaniel  T.  Guernsey,  Dubuque,  Iowa, 

No.  5,  Louis  K.  Hull,  Lebanon,  Conn., 

No.  6,  George  B.  Rogers,  Cambridge,  Mass., 

No.  7,  Charles  B.  Storrs,  New  York  City, 

Stroke,  Henry  T.  Folsom,  Orange,  N.  J., 


Class.     Age.    Weight,  Height. 


•81 

22 

163 

5.10 

•Si 

23 

169 

6.00 

•83 

21 

170 

6.00 

•81 

23  • 

184 

5.ii 

'83 

21 

180 

6.00 

L.S. 

23 

186 

6.03 

•82 

21 

180 

6.01 

•83 

21 

168 

5.10 

CONSOLIDATED  CREW. 

Bow.  L.  B.  Hillard,  captain.  No.  5,  E.  A.  Merritt, 

No.  2,  F.  H.  Dodge,  No.  6,  W.  H.  Hyndman, 

No.  3,  C.  S.  Beck.  No.  7,  H.  E.  Bourne, 

No.  4,  J.  R.  Parrott,  Stroke,  H.  Vernon. 


y6  Athletic   Interests. 


Y.  U.  B.  C.    SPRING    REGATTA. 

Lake  Saltonstally  Saturday^  May  21,  1881, 

Referee,  Frederick  Wood. 

Judges— Kx  the  Point :  Prof.  E.  L.  Richards.  At  the  Finish  :  P.  C.  Ful- 
ler.  *8i  ;  J.  P.  Kellogg,  'S2  ;  L.  K.  Hull,  '83  ;  E.  A.  Lawrence,  '84.  At  the 
Stake  :  F.  O.  Darling,  '82  ;  A.  C.  Hand,  '82.  Time  Keepers— Vf.  C.  Dole.  Sr., 
Wm.  Pollock,  '82.     Starters-^,  A.  Bigelow,  '81,  A.  C.  Hand,  '82. 

BARGE   RACE  — TWO   MILES. 
•82.  '83. 

F.  C.  Farwell  (bow),  Captain.  L.  B.  Hillard  (bow),  Captain. 

S.  M.  Clement,  E.  B.  Frost, 

F.  M.  Eaton,  C.  S.  Beck, 
C.  A.  Wight,  J.  R.  Parroil. 
T.  Cuyler,  H.  E.  Bourne, 

G.  W.  Lay  (stroke),  H.  Vernon  (siroke), 

G.  P.  Richardson  (cox.)  Mun  Yew  Chung  (cox.) 

Time — 13  min.  7  sec.  Time — 12  min.  52  sec. 

SHELL   RACE— COURSE    I^   MILES. 
'81.  '84. 

H.  P.  Johnes  (bow),  G.  R.  Blodgett  (bow). 

C.  W.  Shipley,  J.  W.  Cain. 

C.  P.  Williams,  •                      S.  Wells,  Jr., 

J.  F.  Merrill.  W.  M.  Spear, 

O.  H.  Hriggs,  F.  H.  Dodge, 

F.  R.  Vernon,  Captain.  W.  H.  Hyndman, 

F.  A.  Manning,  E.  A.  Merritt, 

W.  B.  Hill  (stroke),  H.  A.  Bishop  (stroke).  Captain. 

H.  N.  Tuttle  (cox.)  D.  B.  Tucker  (cox.) 

'Eighty-One  won  by  15  seconds. 


Y.  U.  B.  C.  FALL  REGATTA. 

Lake  Saltonstall,    IVednesdayy  October  12,  1881, 

Referee,  George  A.  A  dee,  '67. 

Judges — At  the  Point:  Prof.  E. 'L.  Richards.  Tinti'  Keepers-.  Geo.  St.  J. 
Sheffield.  Wm.  Pollock,  '82.  At  the  Turn  :  W.  C.  Camp,  '80;  N.  T.  Gurn- 
sey, '81.  At  ihe  Finish:  T.  D.  Cuyler.  '82;  John  Galbraith.  '83;  A.  P. 
Wildeuv  '84  ;  E.  L.  Richards,  Jr..  '85.     Starter— "i^.  G.  Osborn,  '80. 

SIX-OARKD    KAKGK    RACE. 

'82  (Color,  blue.)  '83  (Color,  red.) 

1.  F.  C.  Farwell  (bow.)  i.  L.  B.  Hillard,  Captain. 

2.  S.  M.  Clement,  2.  G.  Colgate. 

3.  F.  M.  Eaton,  3.  F.  H.  Beedc, 

4.  C.  A.  Wight,  4.  J.  R.  Parrott, 

5.  H.  H.  Knapp,  Captain,  5.  H.  E.  Bourne, 

6.  G.  W.  Lay  (siroke),  6.  H.  Vernon  (stroke), 
M.  H.  Beach  (cox.)  D.  B.  Tucker  (cox.) 

Time — 14  min.  2,']%  sec.  Time — 14  min.  4  sec. 


DUNHAM  FOUR-OARED  CREWS. 

(Color,  red.)  (Color,  blue.) 

1.  D.  B.  Weaver,  '82,  (bow).  i.  C.  M.  Smith  (bow),  '83, 

2.  E.  E.  Paramore,  '82  S.  2.  H.  W.  Latham,  '83,  Captain, 

3.  C.  P.  Williams,  '82  S..  Capt.  3.  J.  H.  Nelson,  '83, 

4.  C.  N.  Morris  (stroke),  '82,  4.  W.  W.  Smith  (stroke).  '83, 
D.  B.  Tucker  (cox.),  '83.  '          H.  Carver  (cox.),  '83. 

Time — Time — 8  min.  15  sec. 

EIGHT-OARED   SHELL    RACE. 

'84  (Color,  blue.)  '85  (Color,  red.) 

1.  G.  R.  Blodgett  (bow),  i.  F.  B.  Brandegee  (bow.) 

2.  E.  Wells,  2.  L.  F.  Robinson, 

3.  J.  Cain.  3.  C.  W.  Cutler, 

4.  W.  Hyndman,  4.  J.  A.  Blake, 

5.  E.  A.  Merrill,  5.  P.  I.  Wells, 

6.  A.  Armour,  6.  C.  L.  Way, 

7.  F.  Dodge,  Captain,  7.  H.  R.  Flanders, 

8.  B.  Lay  (stroke),  8.  £.  A.  Shultze  (stroke  and  Capt.) 
G.  Fountain  (cox.)  D.  B.  Tucker  (cox.) 

Time— 9  min.  3  sec.  Time— 8  min.  52^  sec. 

SINGLE    SCULL   RACE. 

(Color,  red.)  (Color,  blue.) 

Frank  H.  Beede,  '83.  John  P.  Terry,  '83. 

Time— 9  min.  29  sec.  Time— 9  min.  4  sec. 


YALE-HARVARD  UNIVERSITY  RACES. 

EIGHT-OARED   RACES. 

1876.  Yale,  22  min.  2  sec;   Harvard,  22  min.  31  sec. 

1877.  Harvard,  24  min.  36  sec;  Yale,  24  min.  43  sec. 

1878.  Harvard.  20  min.  44  sqc;  Yale,  21  tnin.  29  sec. 

1879.  Harvard,  22  min.  15  sec.;'  Yale,  23  min.  48  sec. 

1880.  Yale.  24  min,  27  sec^  Harvard,  25  min.  9  sec. 
.1881.  Yale,  22  min.  13  sec;  Harvard.  22  min.  19  sec. 

1874,  Yale,  A.  Wilcox,   '74,   14  min.  8f  sec  ;    Harvard,  A.  'L.   Devin,  ten 
lengths  behind. 

1875,  Yale,  J.  Kennedy.  S.  S.  S.,  '75,  14  min.  21   sec;  Harvard,  W.  F.  Weld, 
29  seconds  behind. 

1879.  (private  race).  Harvard,  W.  N.  Goddard,  14  min.  30  sec;  Yale,  E.  P. 
Livingston,  '79,  19  seconds  behind. 


II 


Office,,  f, 
Prrsidful.  E,  L,  DiI.lIm^ 
Vict  I'rn.  CllAKi.r.s  Ch» 
Tr/asunr,  C.  S.  Hekard 
Secretary.  O.   McKkk, '83, 


■83. 


President.  F.  M.  Earoi 
Seeretrtry,  T.   Holland. 


rrtiidenl.  W.  H.  Jessup. 
5rf.  ^V  y>,j,c.,  W.  Truml 
Treasurtr,  B.   Brewsler.  Oiplxin.   H.  O.  Stone. 

Capteiin,  W,    I.    BadB'^- 

■84.  '85. 

Preiident,  E.  L.  Pollock.  President.  E.  L.  Richards,  Jr. 
S'fc  &■  Trea,..   M.   Andrcivs,  Jr.  See.  ^  Treai..  P.   I.  Wells. 

Captain,  G.   L.   Plummer.  Captain,  J.  A.  Merrill. 


UNIVERSITY  NINE. 


W.  Gardner.  Law.  c,  Capl.  H.  T.  Walden,  'Si.  b., 

Ex.-C.ipl.  B.  H.  L.imb.  '81,  I..  S.  C.  Hopkins,  "82,  a.. 

W.  F.  Huichis<in.  P.  G,.  p.,  R.  W.  Waison,  '81  S..  r.. 

W.  C.  Camp.  Med.,  s.,  H.  Ives.  '81.  h. 

W.  I.  Badger,  ■82,  111. 
Subsiiiule— H.  B.  Plan,  'Sa. 


j ' 1 

Athletic  Interests, 

79 

1 

COLLEGE  GAMES  PLAYED. 

May     7,  Yale  vs.  Princeton,          ....          6 

5 

"       14,  Yale  vs.  Harvard,                  ...                  q 

19 

**       18,  Yale  vs.  Brown,  (4  innings),       ...          4 

4 

21,  Yale  vs.  Dartmouth,              ...                  3 

6 

•*       25,   Yale  vs.  Brown.                .                          .             .19 

4 

28.  Yale  vs.  Harvard,      ....                  8 

5 

**       30,  Yale  vs.  Brown,                ....           5 

2 

June     I,  Yale  vs.  Princeton,                ...                  6 

7 

8,  Yale  vs.  Dartmouth,                     .            .            .15 

5 

**       17,  Yale  vs.  Amherst,                  ...                19 

9 

**       25,  Yale  vs.  Amherst,             ....          6 

3 

Total,            .....              100 

69 

OTHER    GAMES. 

April    9,  Yale  vs.  New  York,         ....           7 

5 

**       15,  Yale  vs.  Metropolitans,         ...                  7 

14 

"       19,  Yale  vs.  Worcester,         .             .            .            .14 

19 

"       20,  Yale  vs.  Worcester,               ...                 3 

7 

23,  Yale  vs.  Boston,               ....          0 

6 

**       27,  Yale  vs.  New  York,              ...                 4 

5 

"       30,  Yale  vs.  Providence,       ....          9 

6 

May     4,  Yale  vs.  New  York,              ...               10 

4 

**       II,  Yale  vs.  Metropolitans,               ...          6 

5 

June     4.  Yale  vs.  Detroit,        ....                 2 

4 

Total,      ......        62 

75 

College  Games,       ....              100 

69 

Grand  Total,       .....       162 

144 

FRESHMAN  NINE. 

P.  E.  Jenks,  c.                                                       H.  C.  Hopkins, 

s. 

D.  H.  Wilcox,  jr.,  r.                                               R.  Tompkins,  b. 

A.  Hubbard,  h.                                                       G.  L.  Plummer, 

a. 

T.  G.  Lawrence,  m.                                                F.  A.  Christian, 

I. 

S.  A.  Booth,  p. 

1 

1 
1 

!                               FRESHMAN  CHAMPIONSHIP  SERIES. 

Yale,  84,  vs.  Harvard,  'S4,  New  Haven,  May  21,      .         .       15 

2 

Yale,  '84,  vs.  Harvard,  '84,  Cambridge,  June  4,     .         .           21 

2 

36 

4 

Champion — Y ale,  '84. 

• 

-    -        —  •                       -       .-.-..         -       -         -     . — 



8o 


Athletic  Interests, 


(CONSOLIDATED  B.  B.  NINE.) 

D.  A.  Carpenter,  '8i,  Prest. 

C.  M.  Griggs,  '82,  Capt. 

O.  McKee,  '83,  Sec.  ^  Treds. 


C.  M.  Griggs,  s. 

Helleberg,  r. 

Smith. 

h. 

McBride,  it). 

Hebard, 

a. 

Stone, 

b. 

Carpenter,  1. 

Thompso 

n,  c. 

Jones, 

P 

Slocum, 

substitute. 

May 

4. 

Consolida 

ted. 

6,  '84, 

4 

t« 

II. 

16,  Cheshire, 

I 

II 

14. 

16,  Wesleyan, 

3 

II 

21. 

4,  Westfield, 

6 

II 

25. 

24.  '84. 

3 

June 

I, 

8.  '84, 

5 

II 

2. 

2,  Rockville, 

5 

II 

15, 

15,  University, 

10 

THE  YALE  HARVARD  GAMES. 


Yale  vs. 
Yale  vs. 
Yafe  v^. 
Yale  vs. 
Yale  vs. 
Yale  vs. 
Yale  vs. 
Yale  vs. 
Yale  vs. 
Yale  vs. 
Yale  vs. 
Yale  vs. 
Yale  vs. 
Yale  vs. 
Yale  vs. 
Yale  vs. 
Yale  vs. 
Yale  vs. 
Yale  vs. 
Yale  vs. 
Yale  vs. 
Yale  vs. 
Yale  vs. 
Yale  vs. 
Yale  vs. 


Harvard 
Harvard 
Harvard 
Harvard 
Harvard 
Harvard 
Harvard 
Harvard 
Harvard 
Harvard 
Harvard 
Harvard 
Harvard 
Harvard 
Harvard 
Harvard 
Harvard 
Harvard 
Harvard 
Harvard 
Harvard 
Harvard 
Harvard 
Harvard 
Harvard 


UNIVERSITY    SERIES. 

Worcester,  July  25,  1868. 
Brooklyn,  July  5,  1869. 
New  Haven,  July  4,  1870. 
New  Haven,  July  5,  1871. 
New  Haven,  June  i,  1872. 
Boston,  June  8,  1872. 
New  Haven,  May  24,  1873. 
Cambridge,  May  31,  1873. 
Saratoga,  July  14.  1874. 
Saratoga.  July  15,  1874. 
Boston.  June  26,  1875. 
New  Haven,  June  28,  1875. 
Cambridge.  June  3,  1876. 
New  Haven,  June  26,  1876. 
Hartford,  July  i,  1876. 
New  Haven,  May  26,  1S77. 
Cambridge,  June  22.  1877. 
Hartford,  June  30,  1877. 
New  Haven,  May  i8,  1878. 
Cambridge,  May  25,  1878. 
New  Haven.  June  24,  1878. 
Cambridge,  June  26,  1878. 
Hartford,  June  29,  1878. 
New  Haven.  May  10,  1879. 
Cambridge,  May  17,  1879. 


17-25 

24-41 
22-24 

1(^22 

13-32 

17-19 
15-16 

5-29 

4-  o 
7-  4 

<r- 
II- 

3- 
7-6 

1-  5 

5-  o 
i-io 

2-  5 

4-  3 
II-  5 

3-1 1 
2-  9 

3-16 

II-  5 

o-  2 


4 
4 
4 


Athletic  Interests. 

81 

Y^le 

vs.  Harvard, 

New 

Haven,  June  23.  1879. 

9-  5 

Yale 

vs.  Harvard, 

Cambridge.  June  25,  1879- 

3-  7 

Yale 

vs.  Harvard, 

Providence,  June  28,  1879. 

4-  9 

Yale  vs.  Harvard, 

New 

Haven,  May  15,  1880. 

21-  4 

Yale 

vs.  Harvard, 

Caml 

bridge,  May  29,  1880. 

2-  I 

Yale 

vs.  Harvard, 

New 

Haven,  June  28,  1880. 

I-  3 

Yale 

vs.  Harvard, 

Cam 

bridge,  June  30,  1880. 

3-  0 

Yale 

vs.  Harvard, 

New 

Haven.  May  14.  1881. 

9-19 

Yale 

vs.  Harvard, 

Cambridge,  May  28,  1881. 

8-  5 

Yale,  d(.games. 

Harvard,  Zi^games. 

^ 

/o^ 

CLASS    SERIES. 

Yale. 

'6<^  vs.  Harvard, 

•69. 

Worcester,  July  26,  1866. 

36-33 

Yale. 

'69,  vs.  Harvard, 

■69. 

Worcester,  July  18,  1867. 

23-22 

Yale. 

'70,  vs.  Harvard 

.•70. 

Worcester,  July  18,  1867. 

38-18 

Yale. 

'71,  vs.  Harvard 

,•71. 

Worcester,  July  23,  1868. 

19-39 

Yale, 

'72,  vs.  Harvard 

.'72. 

Providence,  July  6,  1869. 

28-10 

Yale, 

'73,  vs.  Harvard 

■73. 

Springfield,  June  25,  1870, 

21-18 

Yale. 

'74.  vs.  Harvard 

,'74. 

New  Haven,  June  26,  1871. 

15-10 

Yale, 

'75,  vs.  Harvard 

.■75. 

New  Haven,  June  25,  1872. 

8-  I 

Yale, 

'76,  vs,  Harvard 

.•76. 

New  Haven,  May  31.  1873. 

4-25 

Yale, 

'77,  vs.  Harvard 

,■77. 

Bosion,  June  22,  1874. 

4-10 

Yale. 

'77,  vs.  Harvard 

.•77. 

Boston,  June  23,  1874. 

28-14 

Yale. 

'77,  vs.  Harvard, 

■77. 

Boston,  June  24,  1874. 

7-16 

Yale. 

'78,  vs.  Harvard 

.•78. 

Cambridge,  June  5,  1875. 

3-  6 

Yale. 

•78.  vs.  Harvard 

■78. 

New  Haven,  June.  17,  1875. 

18-  8 

Yale. 

'78,  vs.  Harvard 

,■78. 

Springfield,  June  25,  1675. 

17-  4 

Yale, 

'79,  vs.  Harvard, 

•79. 

New  Haven,  May  31,  1876. 

14-13 

Yale. 

'79,  vs.  Harvard, 

■79. 

Cambridge,  June  17,  1876. 

9-14 

Yale, 

'79,  vs.  Harvard, 

•79. 

Hartford,  June  24,  1876. 

12-20 

Yale, 

'80.  vs.  Harvard, 

•80. 

Cambridge,  May  12,  1877, 

7-  8 

Yale, 

'80.  vs.  Harvard 

•So, 

New  Haven,  June  2,  1877. 

15-  I 

Yale. 

'80,  vs.  Harvard, 

'80, 

Forfeited  by  Harvard, 

9-  0 

Yale. 

'81,  vs.  Harvard, 

•81, 

New  Haven,  May  11,  1878. 

8-  I 

Yale, 

'8r,  vs.  Harvard 

•81. 

Cambridge,  June  i,  1878. 

4-1 1 

Yale. 

'81,  vs.  Harvard, 

•81. 

Forfeited  by  Harvard. 

9-  0 

Yale, 

'82,  vs.  Harvard 

■82, 

New  Haven.  April  26.  1879. 

19-11 

Yale. 

'82,  vs.  Harvard, 

•82. 

Cambridge.  May  31.  1879. 

6-  5 

Yale, 

'83,  vs.  Harvard, 

'83. 

New  Haven.  May  22,  1880. 

I-  0 

Yale. 

'83,  vs.  Harvard. 

•83. 

Cambridge,  June  5,  1880. 

5-  5 

Yale, 

'83,  vs.  Harvard, 

•Si. 

Forfeited  by  Harvard, 

9-  0 

Yale. 

'84,  vs.  Harvard, 

•S4. 

New  Haven,  May  21.  1881. 

15-  2 

Yale. 

'84,  vs.  Harvard, 

■84. 

Cambridge,  June  4.  1881. 

21-  2          ! 

1 

Class  games. 

•                                                 • 

Yale,  21             Harvard. 

9 

University  games 

\                            • 

Yale,  v^           Harvard,, 

m^ 

36     J  J 

2t     ^9            1 

_       __               .  _ 

-* 

-    -        - 

— 

t 

■    ■             1 

S2 

Athictic  Interests. 

1 

CLASS  NINES,  1881. 

'82.           , 

'83.                                        '84. 

H.  B.  Piatt,  c. 

A. 

E.  Smith,  h.            P.  E.  Jenks,  c. 

S.  C.  Hopkins,  h. 

D. 

A.  Jones,  p.             D.  H.  Wilcox,  r. 

C.  S.  Hebard,  p. 

H. 

0.  Stone,  b.            H.  C.  Hopkins,  s. 

W.  I.  Badger,  b.  Capt. 

H. 

L.  Frosi,  r.             F.  A.  Christian,  1. 

i           C.  B.  Storrs.  a. 

H. 

H.  Strong,  m.         G.  L.  Plummet,  a. 

A.  C.  Hand.  1. 

V. 

E.  Helleberg,  a.      R.  Tompkins,  b. 

E.  W.  McBride,  m. 

H. 

W.  Slocum,  c.        T.  G.  Lawrence,  m. 

T.  P.  Kellogg,  r. 
N.  R.  Bronson,  s. 

F. 

D.  Ward,  1.             J.  I.  Souther,  h. 
C.  Jennings,  s.        W.  F.  Booth,  p. 

G. 

•85- 

S.  S.  S. 

L.  S.  Bigelow,  m. 

A.  A.  Nov,  a. 

E.  L.   Richards,  c. 

E.  Thome,  '82,  s. 

J.  A.  Merrill,  h. 

A.  Hubbard,  '83,  h. 

W.  Terry,  b. 

H.  R.  Carpenter.  '83,  b. 

D.  H.  Buffum.  s. 

J.  L.  Coates.  '83.  c. 

K.  Gorham,  1. 

J.  H.  Mann,  '83,  m. 

C.  L.  Moore,  p. 

C.  R.  Britton,  '85,  r. 

E.  R.  Adee,  r. 

S.  L.  Cornell,  '84,  1. 

N.  Hersh,  a. 

Clas 

W.  A.  Hall,  '82.  p. 

s  Cham 

ipionship  Series,  1881.                                          , 

Sept.  21, 

'83  vs.  '84,-10  X  6 

"      24. 

'83  vs.  '85-23  X  4 

1 

"      24. 

'82  vs.    S..-  8x4 

1 

"      28, 

'82  vs.  '85.-11  X  3 

••      28, 

•84  vs.    S.,-  5x3 

1 

Oct.      I, 

•82  vs.  '84.-  6x5 

"        I, 

'83  vs.    S.,-ii  X  I 

*•        5. 

'82  vs.  '83,-  5x9 

r 

••        8. 

'84  vs.  '85,-  4x4 

SU.MMARY. 

. 

•82 

won  3 

.games,  lost  i 

•83 

"     4 

4.       Q 

•84 

"      I 

'♦      2  tied   I 

1 

•85 

••     0 

it           *'     2     "      I 

S. 

"      0 

<i            II      _ 

C7///;////t>;/  — '83. 

INTER-COLLEGIATE    BASE    BALL    AVERAGES    FOR    THE 

SEASON    OF    iSSi. 

PkEI'AREI)    BY   ( 

LYRUS    KKNTI.KY,   JR.,    '82.    FOR   THE   "RECORD." 

(In  compiling  these 

averages, 

those  players  participating  in  half  of  the 

regular  Association  G 

aines,  or  more  than  half,  have  been  included   in  the    1 

general  table  and  ran 

ked 

.      The 

rest  have  been  arranged  without  relative 

'    rank,  according  to  the 

;  number  of  games  played.) 

-     -  1 

Biue  Ball  Averages. 
FIELDING. 


Plan, 

Flopllins 

Archer, 

Hutchison.  -. 

Folsom, 

J.Greene.... 

Winion 

Nichqis, 

Hall 

Gladding,  ... 

Schenk 

Prall 

Parlridge,  .._ 

Websler 

(Doron 

<  Mnthewson, 

Rundlelt 

I  CooUdKc... 
(  Walden.... 

Woodward... 
Umb 

Xve.i.'. '.'.'.'.'.' 

[  Hovrard 

I  Olmslead,  . 

Dilts 

Cushman,  ... 
S.  Greene.  ... 

Gould. 

j  Ladd 

(  Rafferly. ... 

Crillenden,  .. 


Yale 

Yale 

Princeton,. 

Yale 

Harvard,  _ 
Brown,.... 

PrincBlon.. 
Harvard.  ,. 

Harvard,  .. 

Brown 

Princeton. . 

Darlmoulh, 

Dartmouth, 

Dartmouth, 

Dartmoulh, 

Harvard,  .. 

Yale, 

Yale 

Amherst,  .. 

y.iic 

Harvnrd.  .. 
Yale 

Darimoulh, 

Hatvaid,  -. 

Brown 

Dartmouth. 
Brown 

Brown.."." 

Princeton,. 
Amherst.  .. 

Amherst.  .. 


Duffidd - 

Budget 

I  WaJleigh,  .. 
i  Waterman,  . 


Base  Ball  Averages. 
FIELDING, 


Yale WW 

Amhersl. 

Princelon 

Harvard 

Amherst 

Darirnouth, ... 


Ambers 

Dattino 

ih 

Yale.... 

iPrinc 

k, - Amhersl,  . 

I  Lovtring. |  Harvard,  . 

!    (  Simonds, 1  Amhersl,  . 


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k 

as 

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-3 

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.800 

■jq 

21 

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14 

•4 

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, 

7 

23 

.783 

8 

46 

16 

HI 

55 

43 

.781 

3 

10 

4' 

3» 

.780 

I 

7 

<i 

7 

■778 

U 

43 

.77a 

44 

■773 

.l'" 

5S 

4» 

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4     lO 

■S 

12 

.667 

3 

aj 

.65a 

3 
1 

41 

96 

.60, 

u 

7 

.5  as 

, 

7 

4 

aj 

■478  1 

17 

8 

■471 

\ 

lO 

16 

7 

■437 

14 

'4 

40 

II 

54 

23 

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, 

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3 
ft 

6 

3 
I 

.60U 

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f1 

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<t 

4 

> 

y 

■750 

.000 

Base  Ball  Averages, 


S5 


BATTING. 


NAME. 


COLLEGE. 


Brown, 

:ene, Brown 

Is Harvard,  - . 

m Harvard,.. 

;igh, Princeton,. 

m, Yale 

, Amherst,  . . 

•n Yale,..-   .. 

n .Princeton,  . 

Id, Princeton,. 

ett, Dartmouth, 

ne, Princeton,  - 

Yale, 

dge, Dartmouth, 

|Yale 

e, I  .Amherst,  .- 

l)s, Dartmouth, 

Yale, 

Harvard,  .. 

Yale,   

Dartmouth, 

Princeton, . 


isun, 


ms, 

fjan, 

1 

ing, Brown,. . 

, I  Harvard, 

iden !  Amherst, 

ward, I  Amherst, 

Harvard, 
Harvard, 

ds, Harvard, 


ige, 


r,. 
r, 


er,  . 
jad. 


:  Princeton, 

jYale, 

Harvard,  . 
Amherst,  . 
Brown,.  , 
Princeton, 

Yale, 

Brown, 

Amherst,  . 

Brown, 

Yale, 

Harvard,  . 


c, Princeton,.. 

Princeton,  . 
Dartmouth, 


y. 

'ard,.-. 
lewson, 
;ne,  ... 
>on,  ... 


er. 


Dartmouth, 

.-    Brown, 

I  Amherst,  -. 

Brown, 

Yale, 

Dartmouth, 
Amherst,  -. 


c 


I 

2 

3 
4 

5 
6 

7 

8 

9 

lO 

II 

12 

13 

M 

15 
i6 

17 

l8 

20 
21 
22 

23 

24 

25 
26 

27 
28 
29 

30 
31 
32 

33 

34 

35 
36 

37 
38 

39 
40 

41 
42 
43 
44 
44 
46 

47 
48 

39 
50 

51 


V. 

S 


10 

9 
o 

o 

7 
o 

7 
o 

o 

o 

o 

o 


09  *± 


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o 

9 
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o 

6 

9 
o 

5 
o 

o 

o 

o 

o 

7 
o 

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7 
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5 

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48 

40 

48 

45 
32 

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29 
40 

40 

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44 

41 

31 

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o  i  44  i 

o  i  45 
o  ;  42 
o    42 


42  '■ 

42 

42 

o  :  41 
41 

45 


37 

46 

42 

.  30 

■39 
40 

18 

47! 
43 

39 
40 

27 
44 

44 

28 

47 
43 
38 

39 

39 
40  I 

21  i 
36' 

44 
36 

38 


tf) 


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4 
6 

5 
o 

4 

9 
2 

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3 
2 

9 
3 
2 

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o 
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I 

9 
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7 
9 
9 
4 
II 
10 

9 

8 

8 

5 
8 

8 

5 
8 

7 
6 
6 
6 
6 

3 

5 
6 

5 
5 


o 
H 


22 
20 

25 

17 

15 

23 
II 

17 
13 
17 
15 

15 
II 
26 

14 

13 

24 

19 

15 

13 
12 

18 

15 
14 
10 

14 
12 

7 

13 

9 
6 

16 

II 

II 

10 

8 

5 

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8 

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12 

7 
6 

6 

6 

6 

3 

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6 

6 

6 


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H 


354 
350 

333 

333 
312 

3" 
310 

300 
300 
298 
295 

293 
290 

289 

273 
267 

262 

262 

262 

262 

262  ■ 

244 
244 
244  , 

243  I 

239 
238 

233 
231 

225 
222 
220 
213 
209 
205 
200 
185 
182 
182 

179 
170 

163 
158 
154 
154 
150 

143 
139 
136 

135 
132 


.458 
.500 

•521 
.378 
.469 
.511 

.379 
.425 

.325 
.362 

341 
.366 

.355 
.578 
.318 
.289 

.571 
.452 

.357 
.310 

.286 

.439 
.366 

•311 
.270 

.304 
.286 

•233 

•333 
.225 

•333 
.320 

.234 
.256 

.256 
.200 
.185 
.227 
.182 
.214 

.255 
.163 

.158 
.154 
.154 
.150 

.143 

•139 
.136 
.162 
.158 


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7 

5 

3 
12 

6 

4 
II 

10 

21 

15 
18 

13 

17 

I 

23 

27 
2 

8 

16 

25 
28 

9 
13 
24 
30 
26 
28 

35 

19 

37 

19 
22 

34 

31 
32 

39 
40 

36 

41 

38 

33 
42 

44 
46 
46 

48 

49 
50 

5J 
43 
44 


12 


Base  Ball  Averages. 


NAME. 

COLl.liCK. 

Walerman.  

Airhersi 

Darlmoulli 

Amherst, 

Ainhersl, 

ay. --- 

Cram...:..:;.:: 

Bun,.. 

oil... 

amlio 

Bwev 

ClaVlt _. 

Tones 

Dailmouih, 

Ainhetsl, 

L..rt.g;.;::::; 

Harvard, 

Allen, 

V:ile 

Princeion, 

Arahersi, 

AmheiBt 

Amhetsi, 

Simonds 

Smilh, _.. 

Sm[|h 

5 

A 

1. 

|L 

i^. 

1^ 

s, 

f- 

^m 

^^ 

■^I 

4 

.13(, 

.laq 

^"» 

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-103 

.101 

14 

y 

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lil 

', 

.37H 

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.1(17 

% 

■  "■> 

in 

.ras 

1(1 

^ 

.077 

■077 

q 

.311 

•^ 

.167 

.1(,7 

.125 

.350 

.350 

4 

.aso 

.250 

4 

' 

.250 

.350 

i 

, 

.aoo 

.300 

4 

o 

4 

4 

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SUMMARY. 


v-Mii'.s:|"i 


6  6     i        7 


^-^^ 

A5^ 

A 

-A 

^-^-d 

lb 

31 .   *  ■    ■^v-r'Ti^SM 

YALE  FOOl   BALL  (  LUB 

iSSi-Ss. 

Prttident.'E.S  WiLOAMs    8s 

S^^.l^  Treas.   A   E  SiMCMiov    83 

Captr 

IB,  F.  M  Eaton    8a 
82. 

■83. 

Prtiidinl,  H. 

R  Piatt.                              Pmidi 

»/,  D.A.Jones. 

S^c.!^ 

Trtas 

Sec.  ^ 

Trca,..  M.  W.  Young. 

Captain 

F.  M 

Eaton.                                   Ciflain,].  R.  Parrott. 

84- 

■85. 

PriHJml,  H. 

L.  Dawes,  Jt.                        Pr,iid 

«/.  R.  H.  Storrs. 

Sf<.  &-  Trta, 

F.  D.  TtOivbrLdge.            Sic.  &• 

Captain 

T.G 

Law  ranee.                         Capiait 

UNIVERSITY   ELEVEN. 

1880. 

Beck.  -83 

Eaton.  '8a, 

Storrs,  '81, 

Bacon.  "S 

Fuller,  "81. 

Vernon.  "81. 

Badger,  ■82, 

Hull.  -33. 

Watson.  '81  S 

(captain). 

Camp.  Med., 

Latnb.  ■81, 

UAMES    PLAVED. 

Gonls.    Toyehrtnwiii 

Safetio. 

Nov.  10 

Yale 

vs.  Columbia,      .            .           13-0            S-o 

0-0 

Nov.  13 

Yal€ 

vs.  Btown.     . 

8-0            s-o 

0-0 

Nov.  17 

Yale 

vs.  Univ.  of  Pent).. 

8-0            1-0 

0-0 

Nov.  M 

Yat 

vs.  Harvard. 

i-o           1-0 

3-9 

Nov.* 

Yal 

vs.  Princeton, 

0-0           0-0 

S-ii 

■oial— Val 

.30  goals,  12  touchdowns:  Oppone 

Is,  0  goals.  0  touchdowns.  ( | 

Yale. 

1 

SS  Athletic  Interests. 


FRESHMAN  ELEVEN. 

Rushers.  Half-Backs.  Back, 

A.  L.  Farwell,  A.  Wuris,  S.  S.  S.,  A.  C.  Thompson. 

E.  H.  Skinner,  S.  S.  S.,     H.  B.  Twombly, 
T.  G.  Lawrance,  W.  P.  Trowbridge,  Jr.,  S.  S.  S. 

H.  L.  Dawes,  Jr., 
R.  Tompkins, 
H.  R.  Carpenter, 
P.  E.  Jenks. 

GAMES    I' LAY  ED, 

Yale,  '84,  vs.  Easthampton,  played  at  Easihampton,  Mass.,  October  30,  1880. 
Yale,  '84,  I  Goal ;  Easthampton,  o. 

Yale.  '84,  vs.  Harvard,  '84,  played  at  Springfield,  Mass.,  November  17,  18S0. 
Yale,  '84,  3  Goals  i  Touchdown  ;  Harvard,  '84,  o. 


YALE'S  FOOT  BALL  RECORD,  1874-80. 

1874.  Goals.             Touchdowns. 

Nov.  18,    Yale  vs.  Stevens  Institute,  .       6-0  0-0 

Nov.  21,    Yale  vs.  Columbia,              .            .  5-1  0-0 

Dec.    5,    Yale  vs.  Columbia,        .            .  .      6-1  0-0 

Total,          ....  17-2  0-0 

1875. 

Nov.    6,    Yale  vs.  Rutgers,           .             .  4-1 

Nov.  13,    Yale  vs.  Harvard,    .  0-4 

Nov.  16,    Yale  vs.  Wesleyan,       .             .  .      6-0 

Dec.    4,    Yale  vs.  Columbia,              .            .  2-3 

Total,    .             .            .             .  . 12-8 

1876. 

Nov.  18,    Yale  vs.  Harvard,                              .  i-o  0-2 

Nov.  30,    Yale  vs.  Princeton,       .            .  .       2-0  i-o 

Dec.    g,    Yale  vs.  Columbia,              .            .  2-0  o-i 

Total,    .....      — 5-0  1-3 

1877. 

Nov.    3,    Yale  vs.  Tufts,         .  i-o  4-0 

Nov.  21,    Yale  vs.  Trinity,            .             .  .       7-0  ii-o 

Nov.  24,    Yale  vs.  Stevens,      .             .             .  13-0  17-0 

Dec.    8,    Yale  vs.  Princeton,        .            .  .      0-0  •  2-0 

Yale  vs.  Columbia,              .  forfeited  by  Columbia. 

Total,           ....  21-0  34-0 

1878. 

Nov.    2,    Yale  vs.  Amherst,         .            .  .       2-0  3-0 

Nov.    9,    Yale  vs.  Trinity,      .            .             .  2-0  n-o 

Nov.  13,    Yale  vs.  Trinity,             .            .  .       3-0  5-0 

Nov.  23,   Yale  vs.  Harvard,     .            .            .  i-o  0-0 

Nov.  28,    Yale  vs.  Trinity,             .             .  .       o-i  0-0 

Total,           ....  8-1  ig-o 


Athletic  Interests. 


89 


1879. 


Goals.  Touchdowns.    Safeties. 


Nov.    I,    Yale  vs.  Univ.  of  Pa.,     . 
Nov.    8,    Yale  vs.  Harvard, 
Nov.  15,    Yale  vs.  Rutgers, 
Nov.  22,    Yale  vs.  Columbia,     . 
Nov.  27,    Yale  vs.  Princeton, 

Total,  ,  .  , 

1880. 
Nov.  10,  Yale  vs.  Columbia, 
Nov.  13,  Yale  vs.  Brown, 
Nov.  17,  Yale  vs.  Univ.  of  Pa., 
Nov.  20,  Yale  vs.  Harvard, 
Nov.  25,  Yale  vs.  Princeton, 
Total, 

Grand  Total, 

In  1876  the   Rugby  Game  was  introduced,  and   Foot   Ball   became  one  of 
the  most  prominent  of  college  sports.     Since  then  the  record  is  : 


Yale,     . 
Opponents, 


3-0 

5-0 

0-0 

0-0 

0-0 

2-4 

5-0 

3-0 

0-0 

2-0 

3-0 

0-0 

0-0 

0-0 

2-5 

lO-O 

1 1-0 

4-g 

13-0 

5-0 

0-0 

8-0 

5-0 

0-0 

8-0 

I-O 

0-0 

i-o 

I-O 

2-9 

0-0 

0-0 

5-1 1 

— 30-0 

— 12-0 

— 7-20 

I02-II 

77-5 

11-29 

Goals. 

Touchdowns 

73 

77 

1 

3 

THE   CHAMI'IONSHIP   TRIPLE   CROWN. 


YALE  ATHLETIC  ASSOCIATION. 
PntidcnI.  TnKO.  Cipvlkb,  '82. 
VUt  Pretidtnt.   H.  E.  Ani>hkws.  '82  S.  S.  S. 
SiC.  &■    Tteas.,  C.  A.  CoKWITil,  '83. 

Executive  Committee. 
J.  B.  Woodivard.  '83,  II.  A.  Bishop.  '84. 


INTER-COLLEGIATE  ATHLETIC  ASSOCIATION. 
PrtsidrnI,  W.   I.  BaDGKR,  '82,   Yale. 

Vite  PresidiHt.  E.  S.  Wendkli,,  '82,  Harvard. 
Sciretary.   Ai.EX.  Harvev.  Columbia. 

Tteasunr,  H.  F.  J,  Porter. 

Exeeiitive  Committee. 

W.  I.  Badger.  '82,  Yale.  W.  P.  Field,  '83,  Princeton. 

G.  H.  Taylor,  'Bi,  Columbia. 

Yal,-  Del.-gaUs  le  Jnli<-Cellti;iale  Alliletic  Associatitn. 

Theo.  Cujler,  '81.  E.  L.  Dillingham.  'Sa. 


FALL  ATHLETIC  GAMES. 
Hamilhm  Park,  IVe.lriesilay,  Oeluber  20,  i. 
Pifirre.  Mr,  Pluinmcr  (N.  Y.  "Sporlsman"). 


I  y.ir,ls  DasA.-C.  R.  Coiwilh.  '1 
Slwl.—C.  B.  Stocrs,  '32,  23  (1.  3  li 


Athletic  Interest. 


3-  Milt  Run.—Vt.  R.  Bridgroan,  'Bl,  5  min,  (7  sec. 

4.  Leag  yuiaf.  —  F  G.  Beach,  '93,  9  (1.  5I  in- 

5-  Jtunnittg i/igh  yumfi.—C.  K,  Billings,  'Zi.  5  (1.  \  in. 

6.  A/iU  (fart.— H.  E.  Bourne,  '83.  8  min.  26i  sec. 

7.  Hal/  Afilt  A'uii.     W   D.  MacQuesten,  '33,  S.  S.  S.,  3  n 

8.  Thrown.;  /!.immri.  —  Y.  AV.  Rogers,  '83.  80  ft.  8  in. 

9.  Pi-lf  I  ;j»/C/".j,'.— H.  C.  Hopkins,  '84.  8  fi.  3  in. 

10.  Quarlir  Mill  Run.—B.  D.  Helmer,  '81,  57i  sec. 

11.  A'iciitig  Foot  Ball— \i.  C.  Hopkins,  '84,  14:  f(.  a  in. 

12.  Bieycit  Rati  (i  mile).— H,  H.  Bishop,  '84,  3  min.  33J  S( 
13-    Thrtt-L/sS'd Race.— Coix^hh  .ind  Yaies,  '83.  laj  sec. 

14.  Tug«/  (ra,.-'8i. 

15.  Zon/n  7>»«.i.—W.  H.Wood, '31,3.  S.S. 


WINTER  ATHLETIC  G.AMES. 

Gymnasium,  Fd>.  23-26. 
Rifirte.  Mr.  Fred  Wood.  '77  S. 


WSWkSUWMtM 


I.   Tiii;  of  /*'<Tr(limiled  10600  pounds).- CLissof '83. 

H.O.  Slone,  ca plain  ;    F.  .A  Bcede,  A.  L.  Bowman,  A.  E.  Sj^minglon. 
3.  Individual   Tug  of  Wa'.—O.  II.  Biiggs.  '81. 

3.  Horizontal  Har.—].  R.  Bishop,  '82. 

4.  High  Kick.—Y  M.  Lowe.  '82.  B  ft.  4  in. 

5.  High  Jump.—  Y.  G.  Beach.  "83.  4  (l.  jj  in, 

6.  Indian  Cluh.—  Vi.  \i.  Pierce.  '83. 

7.  Fencing.— B.  R.  Lamb,  '81. 

8.  fioj,iHg.—Ug)\t  Weighls  ;  C.  Halsey.  •83. 

Middle  Weighls  :  L.  B.  Ililtard,  'S3. 
Heavy  Weights:  F.  W.  Rogers,  '83. 

9.  HV«C/<n,v.— Fealher  Weights  :  A.  B.  Wilcox,  '82  S. 

Light  Weights  ;  D.  B.  Weaver,  '82. 


92 


Athletic  Interests. 


-     ftAPP 


SPRING  ATHLETIC   GAMES. 
Wednesday,  May  g,  iSSj. 

1.  Ofif  Hundred    Yards  Dash. — C.  R.  (>or\viih,  'S3,  \o\  sec. 

2.  PutUui;  the  Shot. — O.  H.  Briggs,  '81,  30  ft.  3^^  in. 

3.  Half  Mile  Ruu.—C  L.  Scudder,  '82,  58  sec. 

4.  Mile  Walk. — H.  E.  Bourne.  '83,  8  niin.  17  sec. 

5.  Rtmttin^  ^'g^'   7""'P' — ^'  K-  Billings,  '82,  4  ft.  lO  in. 

6.  Hurdle  Race. — D.  A.  Jones.  '83,  2of  sec. 

7.  Thro7oitik(^  Hammer. — O.  H.  Briggs.  '81,  87  ft.  if  in. 

8.  220    Yards  Dash. — C.  Smith,  '83,  26  sec. 

9.  Half  Mile  Run. — H.  W,  Calhoun,  'S3,  2  min.  19  sec. 

10.  Bicycle  Race.  —  C.  K.  Billings,  '82,  7  min.  17  sec. 

11.  S/andinjif  Broad  Jump. — F.  M.  Strong,  '82  S.,  9  ft.  7  in. 

12.  Tug  of  \Var.—'Z\,  \\.  A.  Bishop,  A.  L.  Farwell,  G.  R.  Blodgctt. 

F.  R.  Dodge. 

13.  Lawn  7\'nnis. —  F.  B.  Thorne,  '82  S. 


MOTT  HAVEN  GAMES. 

May  2S,  Il?Si. 

1.  Mile  Run. — T.  DeW.  Cuyler,  '82.  ist,  4  min.  40  sec. 

2.  Hurdle  Rare. — W.  P.  Trowbridge,  '82  S.,  2d,  19  sec. 

3.  Bicycle  Racc.^C.  K.  Billings,  '82.  3d. 

4.  Throioiug  Hammer. — ().  H.  Briggs.  '81,  3d. 

5.  PutliniT  Shot.—O.  H.  Briggs,  '81,  3d. 


Musical  Organizations. 


YALE  UNIVERSITY  ORCHESTRA. 


(^MS) 


PmidiHl, 

Henr 

P.   JOMNES.   '81. 

Sterttary. 

Charl 

ES    E.    RlCHAKL'S.   'Sj. 

11/  Violini. 

2d  Violins. 

S.  C.  Meuger,  P.  G.. 
B.  W.  Bacon, '8l, 
H.  P.  Johnes, '81, 

F.  B.  KelloRK.  '83. 
F.  B.  Sampson.  S.S.S.. 

C.S.  Ifeck.Jr.. '83, 

F.  D.  Bowen,  '84, 

A.  W.  ArmslronK.  S.S.S., 

A.  W.Robert,  S.S,S. 

Vielai. 

CiUos. 

C.  E.  Richards,  'Sa. 
T.  D.  Bacon,  "81  S.S.S. 

H.  M.  Chase.  -83, 
J.W.  Galbrai(h,'83, 
D.  Phelps,  '83. 

FluUs. 

Comets. 

H,  R.  Baltz, '83, 

S.  Meizger.  -81  S.. 

A.  H.  Jackson.  S.S.S., 
A.  Wurts,  '83  S. 

7'to/h*^»^. 

Ban. 

L.  C.  Webster.  'Sa. 

H.  S.  Brown,  '81, 

ZlfWOT. 

ClaHnet. 

D.  H.  Carpenter,  "Si. 

S.  R.  Jewell,  '83. 

Concerts  by 

tfie  Orchestra. 

New  Haven,  Jan.  as.  1881. 
13 

New  Haven,  June  38,  1881. 

Musical  Organisations. 


YALE  GLEE  CLUB. 


'8a, 


ul  Ttnor. 
A,  B,  Lincoln.  ' 
J.  F.  Mrrrill.  "S; 
H.  L  Williams. 
F.  B,  Kellogg.    83. 

H.Q.  Cleneay. '81, 
L.  C!  Hay, 'Sr. 
Geo.  Cromwell,  '83, 
W.  H.  Jessup,  '84. 

Warbltr. 
R,  A,  Peabody,  "81. 


Amhersl.  Mass..  Jan.  11,  18: 
Norihampion,  Mass..  Ian,  i 
New  Haven.  Conn..  Feb.  7. 
Branford.  Corn.,  Feb.  11.  if 
Soulh  Norwalk,  April  13,  1S81. 


2rf  TtHor. 
R.  A.  Bigelow,  'ai. 
C.  H.  Lewis.  "Sa. 

C.  E.  Richards,  'Sa, 

D.  A.  Jones,  '83. 

id  Bast. 
G.  S.  Ishatn,  '81, 
H.  H.  Knapp.  '81. 
H.  M.  Hoyl.  '83. 
J.  B.  Woodward,  '83. 

G.  B.  Sillimao,  '81. 

■j  l-y  Iht  Club. 

Englewood.  N.  J.,  April  16, 

81.  Philadelphia.  Pa..  April  tS, 
Washington,  D.  C,  April  i 
New  York  City.  April  ao,  ■ 
"  niden.  Conn.,  June  aa,  i 


New  Haven,  Conn..  June  as.  18B1. 
i88i-8a. 
Prtiidfnl,  H.  L.  Wjli.Ums,  'Sa. 
Busineii  JUanagtr,  F.  B.  Kellocg,  '83. 


isl    Tencr. 

D.  S  Knowlton.  '83, 

E.  I.  Sanford,  '84. 


Musical  Organizations, 


95 


COLLEGE  CHOIR. 

\st  Tenor,  2d  Tenor.  \st  Bass.  2d  Base. 

Chandler/85,  F-  J.  Barlleft.  '82^  G.  Cromwell.  '83,    H.  E.  Hand.  '84. 
Chenaull.*82,  A.  C.  Hand.  '82,    C.  Bentley,  Jr..  '82.  H.  M.  Hoyt,  *83, 
Cuyler.  '82.     B.  Johnson,  '82,    T.  Holland.  '82,      H.  H.  Knapp,  '82, 
Flanders,  '85,  N.  C.  Knight.  '83,  W.  H.  Jessup,  '84.  W.  L.  Marston,  '84. 
Kellogg.  '83,  C.  H.  Lewis.  '82.  J.  H.  Pratt,  Jr..  '82, 

Sanford,  '84,    F.  M.  Lowe,  '82,  F.  H.  Snell,  '82, 

Weed.  '82.      J.  J.  Phelps,  '83.  J.  B.Wood ward.'Sa. 

Williams,  '82. 


•83  QUARTETTE. 

Tenor.  2d  Tenor,  ist  Bass. 

Kellogg.        D.  A.  Jones.  H.  M.  Hoyt. 


2d  Bass, 
J.  B.  Woodward. 


Tenor, 

Jcrnberg. 
Sanford, 
.  Taylor. 


•84  GLEE  CLUB. 

President,  W.  L.  Marston. 
Treasurer,  R.  A.  Jernberg. 
2d  Tenor.  ist  Bass. 

F.  D.  Bowen,  W.  H.  Jessup, 

Ed.  McClellan,       W.  C.  McMillan, 
W.  L.  Marston.       C.  P.  Phelps. 
IVarbler,  W.  L.  Marston. 


2d  Bass, 
H.  E.  Hand, 

E.  A.  Lawrence, 

F.  Strong. 


ORGAN  RECITALS. 

BATTELL  CHAPEL. 

February  2,  1881.  March  16,  1881. 


April  6.  1881. 


March  6. 


PRAISE  SERVICES. 

BATTELL  CHAPEL.  1881. 

March  27.  May  22. 


June  26. 


LOWELL  MASON  SOCIETY. 


\eader,  F.  B.  Bissell. 


Pianist,  A.  D.  Bissell. 


Tenor. 

2d  Tenor. 

\st  Bass. 

2d  Bass, 

Bissell. 

J.  E.  Tuttle, 

W.  W.  Leete, 

M.  E.  Churchill. 

Baskerville, 

C.  H.  Willcox. 

A.  D.  Bissell, 

G.  W.  Griffith. 

.  Noyes. 

J.  Backus. 

W.  B.  Hawks. 

E.  H.  Ashman, 

C.  H.  Dickinson. 

B.  W.  Bacon. 

Clubs. 


THE   CLOISTER. 


Gustavo  Alfonso,  Charles  M.  Carpenier,      Alberi  W.  Robert, 

Henry  D.  Barry.  William  H.  Crocker,         Fred  M.  Strong. 

I   Frederic  R.  Bartleii,  Edward  P,  Easlwick.  Jr.,  Edward  E.  Paramore, 

I   Henry  J.  Biddle,  Henry  C.  Nun.  Jr.,  David  M.  Pratt, 

:  C.  P.  Williams,  Jr.,  S.  Lawrence  Williams. 


I 


Eatins  Clubs.                                        ^ 

^IpLEUNlVER^lW^JB 

Prtsidml.  WiLLIAM  E 

BAII.EV. '82,  II6D.    ' 

Viee  Preiid^t.  Char 

ES  CHAMBERi^rN.  "32  S,.  464  Chapel  at. 

Seerttary.  Geokge  Crouwell.  '83,  332  d.                                                  { | 

Trea,«rtr.  Henrv  M 

HoVT.  '83,  107  N. 

rd  of  governors. 
GraduaUi. 

Morri«  F.  Tyler.  '70, 

William  K.  Townsend.  '71. 

Theodore  S.  WooUey.  ^^i 

Clarence  W.Bowen, '73, 

Charlei  H.  Farnam.  '68. 

Heniy  B.  Sargeni, '71  S.. 

H.C.  While, 'Bi, 

Stniori. 

Williani  E.  Bailey. 

Burnside  Foster, 

Theodore  Holland. 

Franklin  E.  Worcester, 

Charlei  Chamberlain,  S.  £ 

.S..              A.  B.  Johnson.  S.S.  S. 

yMtiieri. 

George  Cromwell, 

John  J.  Phelps, 

Henry  M.  Hoyt. 

Stanley  ShafTer, 

JohnB 

Woodward. 

UKDE 

Stniori. 

William  E.  Bailey. 

Harry  C.  Fries, 

Harry  R.  Balli. 

Charles  H.  Harkness. 

Henry  W.  Barnes. 

Charles  S.  Hebard. 

Theodore  DeW.  Cuyler. 

Theodore  Holland. 

Edwin  L.  DiMingham, 

Samuel  C.  Hopkins, 

Franklin  M.  Eaton. 

Charles  G.  Hower. 

James  R.  Ely. 

Henry  C.Jelferds, 

William  P.  Eno. 

William  Pollock, 

Frank  C.  Farwell, 

Caleb  W.  Shipley, 

Aiigusiine  Fitigerald. 

Charles  Stillman, 

Burnside  Foaier, 

William  G.  Vought, 

Henry  T.  Folsom. 

Emmei  S.  Williams, 

Franklin  E.  Worcester.                                                         | 

98 


Eating  Clubs, 


Loring  W.  Andrews, 
Charles  S.  Beck,  Jr., 
Henry  W.  Calhoun, 
Gilbert  Colgate, 
Charles  F.  Collins, 
Charles  R.  Corwith, 
George  Cromwell, 
Frank  Cunningham, 
Laurent  C.  Deming, 
Charles  S.  Foote, 
Elihu  B.  Frost, 
John  W.  Galbraith, 
Charles  H.  Hall, 
Charles  Halsey, 
Lord  B.  Hillard, 
Henry  M.  Hoyt, 
Thomas  D.  Husted, 
George  C.  Jennings, 
George  W.  Johnston, 
Francis  B.  Kellogg, 
Joseph  McK.  Lewis, 


yuniors, 

George  S.  Lynde, 
Oliver  McKee, 
Kier  Mitchell, 
Walter  £.  Nettleton, 
Dudley  Phelps, 
John  J.  Phelps, 
Austin  R.  Preston, 
Frederick  W.  Rogers, 
Robert  C.  Rogers, 
Edward  B.  Sargent, 
Frederick  D.  Shaffer, 
Stanley  Shaffer, 
Henry  W.  Slocuro,  Jr., 
Thomas  S.  Southworth, 
William  K.  Stevens, 
Albert  £.  Symington, 
Harold  Vernon, 
John  £.  Wayland, 
William  W.  Weeks, 
John  B.  Woodward, 
Charles  H.  Y&tes, 
Morrison  W.  Young.  . 


Horace  £.  Andrews, 
Alfred  W.  Armstrong, 
Francis  H.  Blake, 
Nathan  G.  Bozeman, 
Charles  Chamberlain, 


Seniors  (Scientijic^ 

Alexander  S.  Johnson, 
Harry  S.  Pope, 
James  £.  Pope, 
£dwin  Thorne, 
Thomas  P.  Thorne, 


Walter  J.  Vought. 


EATING  CLUR 


:njaniin  Brewster,  G.  W,  Lay.  J.  L.  WolU, 

.  I.  Bruce,  C.  H.  Lewis.  J.  E.  Whitney, 

illiam  Cbutchill,  D.  W.  McMillan.  C.  A.  Wight, 

H.  S.  Griggs.  C.  B.  Storrs. 


EATING  CLUB. 


I  BS  Wall  Sireel. 

Walter  1.  Badger,  Frank  C.  Farwell.  John  P.  Kellogg. 

Cyrus  Benlley,  Jr.,  Harry  T.  Folsom,  Howard  H.  Knapp, 

I  Theodore  Cuyler,  Asa  P.  French,  Horatio  O.  Stone. 

Frederick  O.  Darling.  Barclay  Johnson,  Franklin  E.  Worcester. 


86  Wall  Sireet. 
M.  H.  Beach,  A.  C.  Hand,  C.  E.  Richards, 

F.  BrinloD.  E.  W.  McBiidc,  G.  P.  Richardson. 

S,  M,  Clemenl,  W.  K.  Parsons.  H.  L.  Williams. 

H,  B,  Plan, 


Ealing  Clubs. 


EATING  Cl.ua 


EATING   CLUB. 


riin  S.  Alien,  David  A.  Chenauli.  Levi  I.  Shoemaker 

nimer  S.  Bale.  Hciberl  L.  Moodey.  Charles  M.  Sho1e^ 

luel   Beiinell,  Josiah  C.  Palmer,  Frank  H.  Snell, 

Tracy  Waller,  Ed.varJ  O.  Weed. 


EATING  CLUB. 


'  A.  H.  Aiicrbui 


n  Cuinrning.  C.  K.  Billings, 

.  Lowe.  A.  B.  Kidredge. 


Eating  Cluhs.                                       105 

EATING  CLUB.                                            'Sa 

^^^>-m 

MR^       *- 12^      -    "*^N^^ 

zfej^^lte^^^^ 

ll^2i^^^^^fr*^^i^^^SsB 

gSl^^^^^^^^^^raS^^^ 

Kfci^^^- 

.~.  Abboil. 

F.  J.  Brockway,                  D.  S.  Sandford. 

'.  BeedL-, 

C.  H,  Graves.                     C.  E.  Scudder, 

■:.  Blumley. 

C.  N.  Morris.                      M.  Welles. 

W.  Murphy. 

R.  M.  BisselJ. 
E.  N.  Dingley. 
S.  H.  Field!:, 


EATING  CLrif. 


EATING  CLUB. 


J 


' — i'   ni 


m 


E.  B.  Frost.  L.  K.  Hull.  A.  II.  Piatl. 

],  W.  Galbraith,  F.  J.  Piielps.  F.  P.  Spioul, 

'  La  Hillard,  J,  B.  Woodward. 


EATING   CLUB. 


T.  D.  Husled. 
F.  B.  Kellogg. 


Eating  Clubs. 


LES   BON    VIVANTS. 


D.  Bowen. 

W.  C.  McMillan, 

R.  B.  Ken, 

B.  Brisiow, 

C.  P.  Phelps, 

H.  C.  McDowell, 

K.  CuMis, 

RcRinald  Fosut, 

J.  M,  Dawson. 

mivcH  Evans, 

Alex.  Lambert, 

N.G.Williams,  J 

liQ                                        Eating  Clubs. 

■84                                       EATING  CLUB. 

■sj 

iHk 

m 

9iBa 

^^ 

^S 

84  Wall  St. 

w 

Wilson  Calherwood,         J.  R.  Halsey,  Jr.. 

J.W.  Oatford, 

E.  P.  Coiile.             .           H.  E,  Hand, 

N.  G.  PtiiiRlc. 

1  H.  B.  Cromwdl, 

1 
1 

W.  H.jessup.jr. 

EATING   CLUB. 


Makuen.  J.  F.  Scoii.  D.  A.  Walker, 

.  Patterson.  Jr..  C.  A.  Mead.  C.  E.  Bedell. 

y,  J.T.  Switi,  R.  M.  Boyd,  Jr., 

J.  Wood,  E.  O.  Hovey. 


EATING  CLUB. 


6  Library  Si  reel, 

E.  R  Adee.                         C.  W.  Ciiiler,  F.  R.  Shipman. 
H.  B.  Anderson,                C.  H.  Hobbs,  R.  S.  Siorrs, 

F.  S.  Brandegce.  J.  McHenry.  W.Terry, 

:.  H.  Cliandlcr.  L.  F.  Robirsoo.  F.  ].  Vetnon, 

R.  C.  Colt.  F.,  A.  Schullie,  Jr.,  C.  L.  Wiy. 


EATING   CLUB. 


^^m 


MM 


107  Wall  Sireei 

S.  Frwer, 

G.  S.  P»yson. 

J.  E.  Siryker, 

E.  Newell, 

J.  A.  Skinner, 

W.  J.  Vough 

114 

Eating 

Clubs. 

■ 

S.  S.  S. 

J 

EATING 

CLUB. 

\ 

m 

i 

> 

S.  S.  S.     1 

1 
i 

1 

i 

1 

1 

1 

1 

C.  R.  Brillon. 

G.  S.  H.McL 

on-il], 

L. 

M 

Porler. 

1 

W.  B.  Coil. 

A.  A.  Noje, 

J- 

P. 

Powell. 

i 

A.  Frey, 

W.  L.  Perkin 

W 

T 

G.  Wejniouih.         || 

M.  A.  Guinnip. 

J.  T.  Perry. 

E 

A 

Willels. 

1 
1 

] 

£a/ing  C/uis. 

^V 

5.  S.  S. 

CLOISTER   CAFfi. 

S. 

S.  S. 

i 

M 

f 

i 

m 

iH 

siavo  Alfonso, 

w 

linm  H.  Crocker. 

David  M.  Prait. 

:nry  D,  Barry, 

Ed 

lardP.  E:i>ttvick,Jr 

.  Albert  W.  Robert. 

;deric  R.  Barllell, 

Charles  S.  Hall, 

Fred  M.  Sirong. 

:nry  J.  Biddle, 

He 

nryC.Nuil.Jr.. 

C.  P.  Williams,  Jr 

nrles  M.  Carpenler. 

Ed 

ward  E.  Para  more. 

S.  Lawrence  Willi 

Eating  Clubs. 


EATING  CLUB. 


C.  N.  Baichcllcr,  A.  Hubba.d.  S.  E.  Minof. 

:   C.  S.  Brown.  F,  W.  LaForge,  1!.  L.  Simpwn. 

j  J.  J.  Drumtnond,  N.  W.  Lynde,  E.  H.  Skinner. 

I  M.  D.  Munn.  C.  E.  Slockder.  Jr. 


EATING    CLUB. 


E.  Andrews,  H.  W.  Berryman.  H.  K.  Dcvcie 

.V.  Armsironn,  W.  W.  Bond,  I.  11.  Mann. 

V.  Barrows.  H.  N.  Covell,  C.  L,  Sayte. 


Committees. 


•8i  COMMITTEES. 

Presentation  Day^  Monday^  June  27,   1 88 1. 

Poet—H.  S.   DuRANi).  Orator— J AtAES  Lemhton. 


A.  E.  Bostwick, 


R.  A.  Bigelow, 
F.  M.  Fargo, 


D.  A.  Carpenter, 


I.  Bromley, 


Historians. 

Isaac  Bromley, 
F.  C.  Griswold. 

Class  Day  Committee. 

H.  P.  Garland, 
S.  P.  Patterson, 

Ivy  Committee. 
A.  G.  Stedman, 

Class  Cup  Committee. 
J.  B.  Collins, 


H.  Richardson, 


H.  H.  Sprague. 


L.  H.  Tichenor. 


N.  T.  Guernsey. 


Class  Picture  Committee. 
F.   H.  TicilKNOR,    Chairman. 

A.  E.  Bostwick,  W.  J.  Brewster. 

Statistician— O.  H.  Briccjs.  Class  Secretary— Vf .  J.  Brewster. 


SENIOR  PROMENADE  COMMITTEE. 

June  27,   1 881. 

Chairman,  E.  E.   Hart.  Floor  Manager^  J.  F.  Merrill. 

W.  J.  Brewster,  P.  J.  Fenn,  G.  S.  Isham. 

H.  Q.  Clcncay.  Grant  Fitch,  H.  P.  Johnes. 

E.  H.  Gilbert. 


'82  COMMITTEES. 

CLASS    DAY. 

Poet — J.  E.  Whitney.  Orator — C.  B.  Storrs. 

Statistician,  J.  Q.  Rice. 


J 


Committees, 


up 


M.  H.  Beach. 
A.  P.  French. 


J.  H.  Pratt. 


Class  Day  Historians. 

Class  Picture  CommiiUc. 
Chairman^    F.    F.    Abbott. 


B.  Foster, 
T.   Holland, 


M.  Welles. 


Chairman,  A.  P.  French. 
CM.  Griggs, 
C.  W.  Lyman, 


JUNIOR  PROMENADE  COMMITTEE. 

February  8,  1 88 1, 

Floor  Manager^  W.  P.  Eno. 
E.  W.  McBridc.  C.  M.  Sholes, 

W.  Pollock,  A.  A.  Welch. 

G.  P.  Richardson, 


'83  PROMENADE  COMMITTEE. 

Chairman,  F.  W.  Rogers.  Floor  Manager^  E.  B.  Frost. 

Gilbert  Colgate.  H.  M.  Hoyt,  H.  O.  Stone, 

George  Cromwell,  S.  M.  K.Mitchell,  Harold  Vernon. 

C.  N.  Hall.  J.J.  Phelps, 


CLASS  SUPPER  COMMITTEES. 


E.  W.  Dixon, 
C.  S.  French, 


A.  L.  Far  well, 
H.  E.  Hand, 
P.  E.  Jenks, 


'81. 

Sea    View  House,  June  21,   188 1. 

F.  C.  Griswold, 
W.  L.  Harkness, 
Toast  Master,  I.  Bromley. 

'84. 

W.  C.  McMillan,  Chairman. 

A.  Lambert, 
E.  A.  Lawrence, 
T.  G.  Lawrance, 


C.  S.  McChesncy, 
A.  H.  Ripley. 


E.  S.  Pollock, 
N.  G.  Pringle, 
H.  A.  Worcester. 


'82. 
A.  C.  Hand, 
C.  E.  Richards, 
C.  L.  Scudder. 


CHURCH  COMMITTEES. 

•83.  '84. 

H.  M.  Chase,  Alex.  Lambert, 

G.  C.  Jennings,  J.  B.  Reynolds, 

C.  Loughridge.  H.  B.  Twombly. 


•85- 
L.  O.  Baird. 
E.  H.  Chandler. 
W.  G.  Green. 


I20  Committees. 


CHRISTIAN   UNION,  S.  S.  S. 

Prvsidnit,  James  Lyman,  '83.  Vice  Pres.,  E.  B.  Dench,  '83. 

Secretary,   H.   L.   NoYKS,  '84. 


CLASS  PICTURE  COMMITTEE. 

'82  s.  s.  s. 

H.  E.  Andrews,  W.  J.  Voughi,  S.  L.  Williams. 

J.  E.  Pope,  Jr.,  N.  W.  Lynde, 


S.  S.  S.  CLASS  OFFICERS. 

'82. 
President,  C.  P.  Wili.ia.ms,  Jr.  Vice  Pres.,  A.  B.  Johnson. 

Sec.  &^  Trcas.,  W.  J.  Voicnir. 

•83. 
President,  J.  E.  Newkll.  Vice  Pres.,  C.  M.  CARPENTER. 

Sec.  and  Treas.,  Or.  A.  Barrows. 

'84. 
President,   D.  Galhraith.  Vice  Pres,,  J.  C.   GroUT, 

Sec.  and  Treas.,  L.  M.   PoRTER. 


•82  S.  HISTORIANS. 


H.  E.  Andrews,  Chcntics.  J.  J.  Drummond,  Dynamics. 

E.  E.  Para  more,  Seiects.  W.  J.  Vought,  Biology. 

S.  E.  Minor,  Civils. 


UNDERGRADUATE   COMMITTEE   ON    ATHLETIC   GROUNDS. 

C.  W.  Lyman,  '82,  Chairman.  G.  C.  Jennings,  '83,  Secretary, 

F.  O.  Darling,  '82.  C.  S.  Foote,  '83. 

T.  D.  Cuylcr,  '82.  E.  A.  Lawrence,  '84. 


Commhtta.                                      lai 

CAMPAIGN    COMMITTEES. 

GAMMA    NU. 

H 

/t 

^^^^^^ 

^ 

P^^^ 

C.   M.   BosWKM.,  Prtsuhal.                                                    . 

Ealon. 

,  Huve,.. 

J.  F.Scott.                           A.  B.  Weils, 

.Ue, 

S.  P.  Spencer,                     H.  L.  Whilllesey. 

ALPHA    CHI. 


David  M.  Pralt.  Hcniy  C.  Mill.  Jr..  Donald  G.  Mitchelljr. 

llonry  D.  Harry, 


Miscellany. 

YALE  LITERARY  MAGAZINE. 

mt^     I  {*n^ 

Vfl^^^^BlJHBiLi 

4 

Wlm^r 

mknW 

J.  Ernest  Whitnkv.  C*<i.™«„. 

Bcnj.imin  Brewslor,            W.  Irvinn  Bruce. 

Franklin  E.  Worcesier 

Charles  A.  Wighl. 

YALE  BANNER. 

KimoH     FOR     I88I-SI. 

J.  E.  Whliney.  '62. 

POT-POURRI. 

EDITORS    E-OH    1881-S2. 

A.  C.  Hand,  "Si.                                           C. 

A,  Wight.  -Sa. 

YALE  INDEX. 
L.  C.  Hay.  'Si.                                             H, 

N.  Tutile.  'Si. 

._    __  ._      l| 

THE  YALE  COURANT. 


F,  F.  Abbon.  'Si. 

D.  H.  Bucl,  'Ss,              W,  G.  Green,  '85, 

M.  H.  Beach.  -Sa, 

C.  S.  Fooi^  -83.              W.D.  MacQucsten.  SilS. 

C.  B.  Storrs,  '82, 

F.  K.  Cu.lis,  ■84.            H.  K.  Devereiix.  -83  S. 

Published  on  altern 

aie  Saiurdiys.     Terms,  f  1.50  per  annum,  in  advance 

THE  YALE  RECORD. 


Henry  W.Barnes.  'Sa, 
Cyrus  Benlley.  Jr.,  '8i, 
Asa  P.  French,  Si. 


G.  W.  Johns 

F.  J.  Phelps.  '83. 

A.  P.  Wilder.  '84, 


P.  [.  Wellt.  '85. 

S.  L.  Williams, '87  S.S.S.. 

G.  A.  Barrows.  '83  S.S.S. 


Published  on  allernaie  Salurdaj-s.     Terms,  (11.50  per  3 


Miscellany,  12^ 


THE  YALE  NEWS. 

;.  L.  Dillingham.  '82,       C.  E.  Richards,  '82,  J.  B.  Woodward,  '83. 

.  R.  Gallaher,  '82,  F.  M.  Strong,  '82  S.S.S.,    J.  W.  Oakford,  '84, 

\.  W.  McMillan,  '82,        H.  D.  Taft,  '83,  A.W.Roberts.  '83,  S.S.S. 

Published  five  days  in  each  week  during  term-time.     Terms,  $4.00  per 
nnum  in  advance. 


Committee  for  Awarding  Lit.  Medal. 
Prof.  G.  T.  Ladd,  Mr.  A.  T.  Hadley, 

J.  E.  Whitney,  '82. 

Committee  for  Awarding  CorRANT  Prizes, 
F.  F.  Abbott,  '82,  M.  H.  Beach.  '82,  C.  B.  Storrs.  '82. 

Committee  for  Awarding  Record  Prizes. 
A.  P.  French,  '82.  J.  E.  Whitney,  '82. 


UNDERGRADUATE  PRODUCTIONS  OF  THE  PASr  YEAR.  • 

ELM  LEAVES. 
A  Collection  of  Verses  from  Yale  Undergraduate  Publications. 
H.  S.  Durand.  '81.  J.  E.  Whitney.  '82. 


MEDEA. 
A   Travesty,   May   20,    1881. 

By  D.  H.  Buel,  '83;  C.  W.  Burpee,  '83  ;  S.  D.  Thacher.  '83. 


THE  FAIR  MAID  OF  CADIZ. 
An  Operetta,  written  and  arranged   by  C.  E.   Richards,  '82. 

A.  K.  E.,  April   12.  188:. 


OFFICERS  OF  BETHANY  SUNDAY  SCHOOL. 

FOUNDED    1869. 

Superintendent,  S.  M.  Clement,  '82.  . 
Asst.  Superintendent^  A.  C.  Hand,  '82. 
Treasurer,  H.  S.  Hebard,  '82. 
Librarians,  D.  W.  McMiLLAN,  *82,  S.  M.  Parke,  '82. 

Teachers. 

F.  C.  Farwell.  '82,  G.  Colg.ite.  '83, 

J.  H.  Pratt.  Jr.,  82,  A.  G.  Dana,  '83, 

J.  E.  Whitney,  '82.  G.  C.  Jennings,  '83. 

C.  A.  Wight,  '82,  J.  B.  Reynolds,  '84. 

C.  C.  Clarke,  '83.  S.  M.  Colgate,  '85. 
17 


126  Miscellany. 


OFFICERS  OF  BROADWAY  SUNDAY  SCHOOL. 

FOUNDED    1829. 

Superintendent,  F.  J.  Brock  way,  '82. 
Vice  Superintendent,  D.  B.  Weaver,  '82. 
Librarian,  M.  Welles,  '82. 


CHRISTIAN  Social  union. 

President,  A.  C.  Hand,  '82 
Vice  President,  C.  Loughridge,  '83. 
Secretary,  W.  G.  Grken,  '85. 
Treasurer,  J.  B.  Reynolds,  '84. 


BERKELEY  ASSOCIATION. 

This  is  an  Association  of  Episcopal  students,   meeting  every  Friday 
for  Evening  Prayers,  in  199  Old  Chapel. 

President,  B.  Brewster,  '82. 
Secretary,  G.  W.  Johnston,  '83. 
Organist,  G.  W.  Lay,  '82. 

Berkeley  Sermon — Trinity  Church,  Oct.  31,  1880,  Rev.  Dr.  Richards/49. 
Providence,  R.  I. 


OLDEST  LIVING  GRADUATES. 

Rev.   George  Allen,  '13,  Worcester,  Mass. 
Rev.  David  L.  Hunn,  '13. 


LINONIA  LECTURES. 

Feb.    3,  1881,  Rev.  Dr.  Syle,  ••  Japan  as  it  is." 

Feb.  18.  1881,  Mr.  Wallace  Bruce.  '67,  "Womanhood  in  Shakespeare." 

Feb.  28,  1881,  Prof.  W.  G.  Sumner,  '63,  '•American  Finances.* 


tf 


DELEGATES  TO  CONVENTIONS. 

*.  T. 
P.  G.  Bartleti,  '8r,  M.  H.  Beach,  '82,  F.  C.  Farwell.  '82. 

A.  K.  E. 

A.  C.  Hand,  '82,  B.  Foster,  •82. 

C.  R.  Corwith,  '83,  C.  S.  Foote,  '83,      S.  M.  K.  Mitchell.  '83. 

9 


FENCE  ORATORS.   , 


1876— J.  B.  Porter, 'Bo. 
1879 — Isaac  Bromley.  '81. 
1880— A.  P.  Ftench,  '83. 
188 1— C.  S.  Foole,  '83. 


Sherman  Evarts,  '81. 
Barclay  Johnson,  'Sa. 
Harold  Votnon,  '83. 
A.  P.  Wilder. '84. 


CLASS  DEBATING  SOCIETIES. 
■83.  -83. 

PrfsidtHi,  Benjamin  Brewtter.  Prttidint,  R.  H.  Cornish. 

Sic.  b-  Tttas..  C.  E.  Blumley.  Secrtlary,  S.  B.  PlalQ.:t. 

Treaiurer,  L.  Boltwood. 
■84. 
Frriidenl,  G.  R.  Blodgell, 
Ste.  &•  Tntti..  E.  A.  Lawrence. 


SENIOR  SKETCHING  CLUB. 


F.  M.  Eaton, 
H.  S.  Griggs, 


G.  E.  Haskell, 
D.  S.  Sanford. 


,iS 

Miscellany. 

UNIVERSITY   BICYCLE   ASSOCIATION. 

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C.   K.   Bll.l.lNGS.  •%i. 

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■m,s..^.  a  OSI1.IRNK.  "9 

p.  W.  AbboK 
G.  Alphonso. 
A.  V.  Armour 

S. 
H 
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H.  Fields.                        H 
L.  Ffosi.                        G 
A.  Fosdick,                    E 

S.  Pope,                       ' 
S.  Piyspn. 
H.  Skinner. 

J.  H.  Ainol. 
H.  A.  Bishop 
G.Cromwell, 
H.  W.  Calhou 

B.  Grey,  Jr..                        H 

C.  H.  Hall,                          F 
H.  C.  Johnson.                   E 

n.                 J.  J.  i'helps.                        A 
J.  E.  Pope.  Jr.. 

W.  Slocjm.  Jr.. 
H.  Sndl.  _ 
E.  Thompson. 
VVuns. 



— 1 

Misce/liiiiy. 

129 

TENNIS   CLUHS. 

Y.  U.  LAWN  TENNIS  CLUB. 

Prttident.  W.  M.  Wood,  'Si  S. 

VUt  Ptt...  H.  W.  Barses.    83. 

Sft.  aad  Trtas..  H.  W.  Si.oCLM,  Jr.,  '83. 

■8a. 

.  R.  Balu. 

H.C.Jefferds. 

7 

y^x  w^  X 

'     \ 

X  S^iFa  ' 

i 

)^Sa  X 

\ 

■84. 

.  p.  Bachellcr, 

W.  E.  Nichols,                    S.  P.  Spencer. 

.  C.  Knight. 

E.  S.  Lough,                        J.  T.  Swift. 
W.  M.  Speer. 

^jo 


Miscellany, 


W.  B.  Brisiow, 

H.  D.  Coll, 

H.  B.  Cromwell, 


•84. 
J.  R.  Halsey, 


N.  G.  PriDgle, 


H.  McCormick,  Jr.,  R.  Tompkins, 

H.  C.  McDowell,  Jr.,         H.  B.  Twombly. 


»■  r 


-_a  JL>  •^nR* 


i    ..'iV,"— ^-'' 


srznkd^ 


-H/v*' 


F.  D.  Bowen, 


J.  T.  A.  Doolittle, 
F.  W.  Doringh, 


•84. 


R.  Foster, 


H.  C.  Hopkins, 


R.  B.  Kerr. 


W.  C.  McMillan, 
C.  P.  Phelps, 
W.  A.  Taylor, 


M.  Evarts, 


A.  Lambert, 


N.  G.  Williams. 


Miscellany, 


^31 


Prfsidmt,  RussELL  A.  Bigelow,  P.  G. 
Captain,  Caleb  W.  Shipley,  '82,  239  d. 
Lieutenant,  George  W.  Johnston,  '83,  176  f. 
Purser,  ALFRED  C,  Hand,  '82,  142  F. 


Members. 


W.  W.  Smith,  '83, 
D.  B.  Weaver,  '82, 
C.  L.  Moffett.V83, 
S.  Q.  Kerruish.  "82, 
W.  Carmalt,  '83. 
L.  M.  Porter,  '84  S., 


W.  T.  G.  Weymouth,  '85,  J.  L.  Buel,  '85, 


C.  M.  Smith,  '83. 


F.  H.  Beede.  '83, 
A.  L.  Fiske,  '83, 


C.  W.  Shipley.  '82. 


E.  A.  Millett,  '84  S.,  A.  C.  Hand,  '82, 


Barclay  Johnson,  '82, 
C.  P.  Williams,  Jr.. '82  S.. 


B.  V.  Harrison.  '83.  G.  W.  Johnston,  '83. 

A.  Noyes,  '85, 


YALE   SOCIETY    OF   NATURAL   HISTORY. 


42  Noilh  Sheffield   Hal 
PitiiilenI,  Gh:OK<;E  W.ior.s 


■e  Pi.->Ue»l 


;  H, 


Mrmii 

E.  H.  Knrbour. 

C,  B.  Graves, 

R.  M.  Hovd.  Ji.. 

I.  M,  H.>Ui,.g 

VuilR   Kw.li. 

Willi.im  Chutchill. 

G.  H.  Clark. 

Alesan-ler  La 

Dr.  L.  F.  Day. 

F.  N.  Loomis, 

R.  0.  DuBois. 

W,  D.  McOuc 

M.IXWCII  Ev:,.ls. 

I.  K.  Ne.vell, 

A.  Fil7.Ger.ild, 

T.  B.  Osbonit 

Hurnside  Foster, 

J.  A.  Porlcr, 

resfenJins  S.-mlaiy,   Dr.  S,  W.  Wll,l,1src)N. 
TJing  Srfivt-iry,  C>iaRi.es  B.  Graves. 
aiurer.  T.  B,  Oslioknk. 
nlsr  0/  Cahinel,   RckkhT  O.    Dl' Biils. 

ff.  George  Woi.lsey.  W.  Churchill.  C.  B.  Graven. 
Ilet,  Georgf  Woolsty,  E.  H.  Barbour.  T.  ».  Osborne. 


J.  E.  Pope.  Jr.. 
C.  L.  ScuJ'Jer, 
F.  S.  Smith, 
T.  S.  Southworlh, 
A.  L.  Tomes. 
II.  Vnn  Rensselaer 
Dr.  .S,  W.  VVillisior 
Geutgu  Woolsey, 


PAGE  FROM  A   NATURALIST'S  DIARV. 


yuHi  iS. — Went  out  in  the  country  to  culk'ci  birds'  eggs.    Came  home 


Jurif  2(>. — Went  oiii  agnin  for  eggs.     Slajd  longer  llian  1  did  jeslerd.!}-. 


—Found  a  nest  high  up  in  a  tree.     Could  not  see  how  many  ej 


HARE    ANO    EiOUNDS   CLUB. 


o:  Bkvan  Cu 

.rtr,   H.  S.  Gri 


Wm.  Anderson,  '84, 


F.M, 
F.  G. 
R.  M. 
C.S. 
N.  R. 


Barbour,  '84. 
Beach,  '83, 


F.  O,  Darling,  'Sa. 
C.  B.  Graves,  '83, 
H.  S.  GrisRs,  ■Be, 
C.  S-  Hel.ard.'Bl. 
T.  I.  HilLirJ,  '83. 
A.  Laml.t(t,  '8j, 
W.  D, -McQu 
C,  N.  Marris.  ■8a, 
O.  T.  Murton,  '83, 
S.  M.  Parke.  '82. 
W,  H,  Pa.^iioris. -Bs, 


F.  P.  ShaffBr,  '83. 
C.  W.  ShLplej.  '8a. 
L.  I.  Shoemaker,  'S: 
Charles  Stillman,  'a 

C.  A.  Smith,  '8a. 
H.  P.  Sweerier.  '8a. 

■82S.,T.  Waller,  Si, 

N.  G.  Williams,  '34. 

D.  H.  Weaver.  ■Sa, 


'.  H.  Vales.  '83. 


THOUSAND    POINT   WHIST   QUARTETTE. 


WEST    DIVINITY    WHIST   QUARTETTE. 


J.  E,  Newell,  W.  J.  Vought. 

J.  E.  Slrjker, 


UNIVERSITY    RIFLE   CLU 


PrtHJrnI,    C.    P.    WiLLIAMS,    '82,    S. 

Caplnin.  A.  C.  Hand.  '82. 

Sec.  fi-  Trta!..  H.  W.  Calhoun.  ■&%. 


A.  H.  All 
H.  W.  Calhoun 
G.  Crom»eM, 
t.  Fosier, 


jry, 


A.  C.  Hand. 
C.  S.  Hcbard. 
Hubbard. 
W.  H.  Merrill. 
J.  W.  Oakford. 


A.  S.  Osborne. 
J.  E.  Whimey, 
C.  P.  Williams. 
G.  Woolscy, 


Prindint.  WiixiAM  H 

M 

EKR.U.. 

S€C 

ft-  Trias.,  Henry 

M 

Chase. 

S,  Beck, 

E.  B.  FroK, 

R.  C.  RofceiK, 

a  Childs. 

S.R.Jew«.. 

T.  S.  South  wonh 

Ciinringha 

«. 

H.  W.  Lalham 

H,0.  Slone. 

II.  Fields, 

C.  LoiitthridjC 

F.  D.  Ward. 

T.  Polsom. 

D.  F.  Read, 

/J* 


Miscellany. 


YALE    YACHT   CLUB. 


SPRING. 

Commodore, 
John  J.  Phelps,  '83. 

Vice  Commodore. 
William  H.  Parsons,  Jr..  '82. 

Sec.  6*  Treas. 
J.  B.  Woodward,  '83. 


FALL. 

Commodore. 
William  H.  Parsons,  Jr., '82. 

Vice  Commodore. 
John  E.  Wayland,  '83. 

Sec.  6*  Treas. 
D.  B.  Tucker,  '83. 


Acting  Fleet  Captain,  Henry  H.  Strong,  *83. 


Rig. 
Schooner. 

Sloop. 


Cat. 


Name. 
-Pilot's  Bride." 
"Regina," 
••Viola," 
"Madge," 
"Vivenne," 
•Gracie," 
"La  Cigale," 


Fleet. 

Length.  Owner. 

41  ft.  H.  L.  Whittlesey,  '84. 

51  fi.  Charies  Stillinan,  '82. 

50  ft.  John  E.  Wayland.  '83. 

34  ft.  William  H.  Parsons,  '82. 

30.6  ft.  J.  J.  Phelps,  '83. 

21  ft.  F.  R.  Gallaher,  '82. 

21  ft.  John  E.  Wayland.  '83. 


E.  L.  Dillingham, 
H.  E.  Fiske, 

J.  W.  Galbraith, 

F.  R.  Gallaher, 
Charles  Halsey, 
W.  J.  Holly, 

R.  S.  McCrery, 


Members. 

D.  W.  McMillan, 
Kier  Mitchell, 

W.  H.  Parsons,  Jr.. 
J.  J.  Phelps, 
J.  F.  Raymond. 

E.  B.  Sargent, 
Charles  Siillman, 


H.  H.  Strong, 
D.  B.  Tucker, 
J.  E.  Wayland, 
W.  W.  Weeks, 
H.  L.  Whittlesey, 
J.  B.  Woodward. 


CRUISE  OF   YACHT  "STARUGHT." 

JULY.    1881. 


Hut  I  Hit  Iht  moonlight  kctler. 
Better  ilill  I  Hit  Ike  Starlight." 

E.  B.  Graves,  '81.  CompotrnJer  and  acting  Merman. 

F.  A.  KellORg,  'Sa,  Taster. 

C.  W.  Lyman.  '82,  Stroke  Oar. 

A.  S.  Osborne,  'Sa.  Slarioarit  iVateh. 

F.  D.  Tiowbridge,  ■8j,  AneieHl  Matlnet. 

J.  E.  Whitney.  '8?.  Seriie. 

A.  B  Wri([hl,  'ai.  Lone  Fisherman. 


Crt«i. 
LVaHcr  Porter,  K.C.B-,  J.  W.  Potter, 
er  Porter.  James  and  Walie 

W.  Poriet,  Jim  Porier, 


W.ilt  Po.ier, 
Also  Porter. 


I40 


Miscellany. 


Whenas^  The  God  of  Nations  has  seen  fit  in  his  all  wise  Provideno 
remove  our  beloved  and  honored  President,  James  A.  Garfield;  and 

Whereas^  We,  the  students  of  Yale  College,  have  fell  a  peculiar  intc 
in  him  as  a  college  man  who  has  identified  himself  so  closel}'  with  un 
graduate  life ;  and 

Whereas^  We  thoroughly  appreciate  his  noble  Christian  character  b 
ically  maintained  through  all  his  varied  and  trying  career ;  be  it 

Resolved^  That  we  give  expression  to  the  deep  sorrow  which  we,  in  ( 
mon  with  the  whole  nation,  feel  at  his  untimely  death,  and  that  we  ex 
our  sincere  and  heartfelt  sympathy  to  the  bereaved  relatives;  and  be  it 

Resolved^  That  a  copy  of  these  resolutions  be  sent   to  the  family,  and 
that  they  be  published  in  the  college  press. 

A.  C.  Hand,  '82, 
J.  E.  WniiNEY.  '82, 

G.  C.   jENMNCiS,   '83, 
M.    EVARTS,    '84, 

p.  I.  Wells,  '85, 
S.  L.  Williams,  '82  S. 
G.  A.  Barrows,  '83  S. 
W.  B.  Con.  "84  S. 


Committee  on  Bchii 
of  the  College. 


LIST   OF   CLASS   SECRETARIES,    1815-81. 

815 — Rev.  Joseph  D.  Wickham.  D.D.,  Manchester,  Vt. 

817 — Prof.  Lyman  Coleman,  D.D.,  Easton,  Pa. 

822 — Rev.  Henry  Herrick,  North  Woodstock,  Conn. 

826 — Rev.  Selden  Hnines,  D.D..  Rome,  N.  Y. 

827 — Rev.  William  Whittlesey.  New  Haven. 

828— Prof.  O.  P.  Hubbard.  LL.D.,  65  W.  19th  si..  N.  Y.  City. 

829 — Hon.  J.  B.  Robertson,  New  Haven. 

830— Wm.  R.  Cone.  Hartford. 

831 — President  Porter.  Yale  College. 

832  — Prof.  E.  E.  Salisbury,  New  Haven. 

833 — Prof.  G.  E.  Day,  New  Haven. 

834 — H.  C.  Kingsley.  New  Haven. 

835 — Prof.  T.  A.  Thacher.  New  Haven. 

836 — Rev.  E.  E.  Aiwater,  New  Haven. 

837 — Prof.  B.  Silliman,  New  Haven. 

838— Dr.  W.  W.  Rodman,  New  Haven. 

S39 — John  S.  Beach.  New  Haven. 

8ao — Hon.  John  C.  Hollisier,  New  Haven. 

841 — Rev.  S.  W.  Barnum.  New  Haven. 

842 — Charles  Fabrique,  New  Haven. 

843 — Wm.  L.  Kingsley,  New  Haven. 

844 — Rev.  John  W.  Dulles,  D.D..  4037  Chestnut  St.,  Philadelphia.        : 

845  —  Rev.  Oliver  Crane,  D.D.,  Morrisiown,  N.  J.  ! 

846— Rev.  S.  G.  Willard,  Willimantic. 

847 — William  Pcet,  20  Nassau  St..  N.  Y.  City.  , 

848 — A.  D.  Osborne,  New  Haven.  j 

S49 — F.  E.  Harrison,  New  Haven.  ' 

850 — Prof.  H.  A.  Newton.  New  Haven. 

851  —  Henry  D.  While,  New  Haven. 

852 — Rev.  John  G.  Baird,  Hartford. 

353— Rev.  H.  H.  McFarland,  Brooklyn.  N.  Y. 

854 — Charles  H.  Leeds.  558  Broadway,  N.  Y.  City. 

S55  — Rev.  Henry  N.  Cubb,  Millbrook,  N.  Y. 

856 — Hon.  Henry  E.  Pardee.  New  Haven. 

S57 — Prof.  Daniel  C.  Eaton,  New  Haven. 

858— William  P.  Bacon.  26  Broad  St..  New  York. 

859 — Rev.  Joseph  H.  Twichell.  Hartford. 

860 — William  L.  Bradley,  M.D..  New  Haven. 

861 — Prof.  W.  D.  Sheldon.  Colorado  Springs,  Col. 

862 — J.  W.  .Ailing.  New  Haven. 

863 — Samuel  Huntington,  in  Broadway,  N.  Y.  City. 

S64 — Prof.  C.  G.  Rock  wood.  Princeton,  N.  J. 

^^'5 — j-  E.  Chandler,  170  Broadway.  N.  Y.  City. 

i^^)() — Edward  B.  Bennett.  Hartford,  Conn. 

867 — Wm.  H.  Morse.  23  5ih  ave..  N.  Y.  City. 

868— Prof.  H.  P.  Wright.  New  Haven. 

><()() — Eli  Whitney.  Jr.,  New  Haven.  i 

870— G.  D.  Miller.  New  Haven. 

871  —  Henrv  Baldwin.  944  8th  ave..  N.  Y.  City. 

872 — Rev.  T.  R.  Bacon,  New  Haven.  ! 

S73 — F.  J.  Shcpard.  Tf/zz/Vr  office,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

874  — George  L.  Dickerman,  New  Haven.  | 

875 — Robert  D.  Townsend.  23  W.  9th  St.,  N.  Y.  City. 

876 — A.  T.  Had  ley,  New  Haven.  I 

877 — John  S.  Thacher,  New  Haven. 

S78 — \Vm.  E.  Waters,  Hughes  High  School,  Cincinnati,  O.  | 

879 — Samuel  P.  Willard.  Easton.  Conn. 

S80 — ('harles  F.  Bliss,  New  Haven.  ! 

881 — W.  J.  Brewster,  New  Haven. 

19 


Historical   Memorabilia. 


FOUNDATION    OF   GRADUATE    DEPARTMENTS. 


Medicine, 

Law, 

Theology, 

Philosophy  and  Arts, 

Science, 


1813. 
r8i8. 
1822. 

1847. 
1854. 


FOUNDATION    OF    SOCIETIES. 


*Linonia,  1753. 
^Brothers  in  Unity,  1768. 
*Phi  Beta  Kappa.  1780. 
*Callfopean,  1819. 

Chi  Delia  Theia,  1821. 

Scroll  and  Key,  1841. 
*Delia  Kappa  Epsilon,  1844. 
*Delta  Kappa.  1845. 
*Alpha  Sigma  Phi,  1846. 

Gamma  Nu,  1855. 


Skull  and  Bones,  1832. 
♦Alpha  Delta  Phi,  1836. 

Psi  Upsilon,   1838. 
*Kappa  Sigma  Theia,  183S. 

Kappa  Sigma  Epsilon.  1S40 
♦Delta  Beta  Xi.  1864. 
♦Phi  Theta  Psi,  1864. 
♦Spade  and  Grave,  1864. 
♦•H  Bov^,  1S75. 
♦Alpha  Kappa,  1878. 


SCIENTIFIC. 


Berzelius.  1848. 
Sigma  Delta  Chi,  1863. 
Theia  Xi,  1865. 


Delta  Psi,  1869. 
Alpha  Chi,  1874. 
Chi  Phi,  1878. 


FOUNDATION    OF   COLLEGE    PUBLICATIONS. 

Aiheneum.  1814.  Poi-Pourri,  1865. 

Yale  Literary  Magazine,  1836.  Index,  1869. 

Banner  (sheet  form),  1841.  Banner  (in  its  present  form),  i 

Courani,  1865.  Record,  1872. 

Daily  News,  1878. 


RECIPIENTS    OF  THE    JOHN    A.  PORTER    UNIVERSITY    PK 

1872  Charles  J.  H.  Ropes,  '72,  "The  Morality  of  the  Greeks,  as  sho\ 

their  Art,  Literature  and  Life." 

1873  Not  awarded. 

1874  Henry  B.  Ladd,  '74  i).  s.,  "The  Madonna  in  Christian  Art." 

1875  Charles  W.  Guernsey, '75  i).  s.,  "The  Political  Side  of  Puriianisi 

1876  Thomas  R.  Bacon, '72,  "The  Influence  of  Italian  over  English  Po« 

1877  Myron  H.  Phelps.  '76.  "Islam  of  the  Past  and  Future." 

1878  Henry  A.  James,  '74,  "Communism  in  America." 

1879  Edward  D.  Robbins,  '74,  "Limiis  of  the  Province  of  Governmcr 

1880  Edwin  B.  Goodell,  '77,  "The  Sources  of  our  National  Unity." 


♦  Not  now  in  existence. 


Historical  Memorabilia. 


143 


INTERESTING   FACTS. 

Yale   College   organized    1701,  at  Saybrook,  Conn.      Removed  to  New 

I-3aven,  1717.     First  building  erected   1717  ;  demolished   1782.     Brick  row 

^s  reeled  :  South  Middle,  1750;  Atheneum,  1761  ;  South,  1793  ;  North  Middle 

^^^  nd  Lyceum,  1800;  North,  1821  ;  Chapel,  1824:   Divinity,  1835  (demolished 

870).     The  central  row:   Laboratory,  1782  ;  Cabinet,  1819 ;   Treasury,  1832. 

'he  High  street  row:  Library,  1842  ;  Alumni  Hall,  1853;  Gymnasium,  1859; 

^iedical  College,    i860.      Sheffield  Scientific  School,  i860.      Art  Building, 

X864.      Farnam,  1869;    Durfee,  1870;    Divinity  Hall,  1869;  West  Divinity 

Kali,  1874.      North  Sheffield  Hall,  1874.     Peabody  Museum,  1876.     Battell 

Ohapel,  1876. 


Rev. 
Rev. 
Rev. 
Rev. 
Rev. 
Rev. 
Rev. 
Rev. 
Rev. 
Rev. 
Rev. 


PRESIDENTS  OF  THE  COLLEGE. 


Abraham  Pikrson, 

Samukl  Andrkw,  . 

Timothy  Cutler, 

Elisha  Williams, 

Thomas  Clap, 

Nai'htali  Daggett, 

Ezra  Stiles,     . 

Timothy  Dwight, 

JERE.V11AH  Day, 

Theodore  Dwight  Woolsey,    . 

Noah  Porter, 


1 701 

1707 

1707 

I7I9 

I7I9 

1723 

1726 

1739 

1739 

1766 

1766 

1777 

1777 

1795 

1795 

X8I7 

I8I7 

1846 

1846 

I87I 

I87I 

VALEDICTORIANS. 


798  James  Burnet, 

799  Alanson  Hamlin, 

800  Daniel  B.  Brown, 
8or  Alcis  E.  Hart, 
S02  I.  C.  Bates, 

803  Noah  Porter, 

804  Abel  McEwen, 

805  Gardiner  Spring, 

806  R.  Wilkinson, 

807  Leonard  E.  Wales, 

808  Erastus  Edgerton, 

809  Sam.  J.  Hitchcock. 

810  E.  A.  Andrews, 

811  Ralph  Emerson, 

812  I.  T.  Preston, 

813  Josiah  Spalding,^ 

814  G.  E.  Spruill, 

815  J.  D.  Eccles, 

816  Havvley  Olmstead, 

817  W.  B.  Stillson. 

818  Hector  Humphreys, 

819  Sylvester  Hovey, 

820  T.  D.  Woolsey, 

821  Henry  While, 

822  Edward  Beecher, 

823  George  Jones, 

824  Willis  Hall. 

825  Simeon  North, 


1S26 
1827 
182S 
1829 
1830 
1831 
1832 
1833 
J  834 
1835 
1836 
1837 
1838 
1839 
1840 
1841 
1842 
1843 
1844 

1845 
1846 

1847 
1848 

1849 

1850 

1851 

1852 

1853 


John  P.  Cowles, 
Sidney  L.  Johnson, 
Horace  Binney,  Jr., 
Henry  A.  Boardman, 
Henry  R.  Winlhrop, 
Edward  Winthrop, 
John  O.  Collon, 
Wm.  H.  Russell, 
Samuel  St.  John, 
Charles  A.  Gager, 
Theodore  Stanley, 
Joab  Brace, 
Edward  Strong, 

John  D.  Sherwood, 
oseph  FewSmith, 
Samuel  Brace, 
Joseph  A.  Benton, 
Gordon  Hall, 
Edwin  Wright, 
J.  G.  Gould, 
Henry  B.  Harrison, 
Henry  H.  Hadley, 
Dwight  Foster, 
Franklin  W.  Fisk, 
Martin  Kellogg, 
Thomas  S.  Potwin, 
Joel  F.  Bingham, 
Isaac  H.  Hogan, 


854  William  H.  Norris, 

855  John  E.  Todd, 

856  Timothy  K.  Wilcox, 

857  Levi  Holbrook, 

858  Addison  Van  Name, 

859  Eugene  Smith, 

860  John  M.  Morris, 

861  Tracy  Peck, 

862  John  P.  Taylor, 

863  L.  T.  Chamberlain, 

864  Isaac  P.  Pugsley, 

865  John  L.  Ewell, 

866  Fred.  N.  Judson, 

867  Peter  R.  Taft, 

868  H.  P.  Wright, 

869  Arthur  Shirley, 

870  George  Chase, 

871  Wilbert  W.  Perry, 

872  J.  D.  H.  Willcox, 

873  Frank  B.  Tarbell, 

874  Edward  D.  Robbins, 

875  Henry  S.  Gulliver, 

876  Arthur  T.  Hadley, 

877  Charles  C.  Camp, 

878  C.  H.  Kelsey, 

879  L.  W.  Bowers, 

880  W.  M.  Hall. 

881  C.  W.  Holzheimer. 


^44 


Historical  Memorabilia . 


7g8  C.  Herrick, 

799  M.  Stuart, 

800  T.  Adams, 

801  G.  Hoadley, 

802  R.  R.  Swan, 

803  H.  Beckley, 

804  S.  Norton. 

805  S.  B.  Beach, 

806  L.  Mitchell, 

807  C.  Warner, 

808  J.  Knight, 

809  J.  Langdon, 

810  E.  Kellogg, 

811  D.  M.  Mitchell. 

812  VV.  Stafford, 

813  A.  M.  Fisher, 

814  D.  Lord, 

815  H.  Rockwell, 

816  E.  Bull. 

817  J.  Jones, 

81S  T.  C.  Perkins, 

819  J.  H.  Lathrop. 

820  S.  Stoddard, 

821  D.  Greene, 

822  W.  Sheldon, 

823  A.  N.  Skinner, 

824  W.  M.  Holland, 

825  A.  Pettingell, 


SALUTATORIANS. 

826  E.  P.  Barrows, 

827  C.  C.  Parmelee, 

828  F.  A.  P.  Barnard, 

829  J.  Eldridge, 

830  J.  W.  Andrews, 

831  L.  H.  Atwaier, 

832  E.  Collon, 

833  E.  A.  Bradford, 
S34  N.  P.  Seymour, 
835  y.  L.  Tavlor. 
S36  J.  M.  (-artcr. 

837  M.  N.  Morris. 

838  J.  P.  Thompson, 
S39  C.  A.  Brisied, 

840  G.  II.  Collon, 

841  W.  L.  Learned, 
S42  J.  Hadlcv. 

843  L.  R.  Hurlbutt, 
S44  E.  W.  Root, 

845  W.  G.  Conner, 

846  1,  B.  Talcotl, 

847  "J.  T.  Hyde. 
84S  \V.  Aitchison, 
84^  T.  Dwighl, 

550  W.  S.  Collon. 

551  R.  Little, 

852  W.  A.  Reynolds, 

853  J.  M.  Whlton. 


1854  G.  D.  Lord, 

1855  W.  D.  Alexander. 

1856  E.  C.  Towne, 

1857  W.  Smith, 

1858  G.  B.  McLellan, 

1859  C.  H.  Gross, 
i8f)0  W.  W.  Martin, 
1861  S.  E.  Baldwin, 
1S62  J.  W.  Ailing, 
1863  D.  B.  Perry, 
18O4  C.  G.  Rock  wood, 
1S65  C.  H.  Smith. 

1866  H.  Cole. 

1867  T.  L.  Day. 
1S6S  W.  C.  Wood, 

1869  G.  Lathrop, 

1870  D.  W.  Learned, 

1871  H.  E.  Kinney, 
1S72  G.  F.  Moore, 

1873  H.  M.  Denslow, 

1874  W.  Parkin, 

1875  C.  T.  Russ. 

1876  E.  D.  Worcester, 

1877  |.  S.  Thacher, 

1878  W.  H.  Tafi, 
1S79  ^^-  ^^-  McKcnzie, 

1880  D.  W.Richards. 

1881  A.  S.  Van  de  Graaff. 


Deforest  oration  and  townsend  essays. 

The  Townsend  Prizes  for  English  Composition  were  first  awarded  in  1844. 
The  DeForest  Gold  Medal  for  English  Orations  was  first  awarded  in  1852. 

The  name  of  tfu  DeForest  man  Is  printed  in  small  capitals. 


\  1844. 

,   E.  P.  Bclden, 

O.  S.  Ferry, 
'   E.  A.  Raymond, 
;    II.  Russell, 
!  J.  White. 

I  1848. 

F.  R.  Abbe, 
I   W.  Aitchison, 
■   H.  N.  Dunning, 
I   S.  Emerson. 

H.  Hitchcock, 
I   G.  B.  Wilcox. 

1852. 

W.  W.  Crapo. 
,  J.  H.  Dwighl. 

D.  C.  Gilman, 
j   W.  P.  Johnston, 

H.  B.  Sprague. 


1845. 
G.  B.  Day. 
A.  F.  Dickson. 
J.  W.  Harding. 
W.  Hodges, 
R.  Rankin, 

1849. 

C.  G.  Came, 

F.  M.  Finch, 

C.  R.  Goodrich, 
H.  M.  Haskell. 
H.  Hollistcr. 

1853. 

J.  M.  Whiton, 
C.  T.  Lewis, 
A.  J.  Willard. 
T.  Bacon, 
A.  D.  White, 

G.  A.  Johnson. 


1846.  1847. 

Charles  L.  Brace,    H.  H.  Hadley, 
J.  B.  Brisbin,  J.  T.  Hyde. 


J.  M, 
S.  W 
J.  B.  Talcott. 


B.  Dwight.    E.  G.  Parker, 
Kellogg,         L.  H.  Rcid. 
J.  D.  Smith. 


1850. 

J.  I.  I.  Adams, 
K.  P.  Clarke. 
W.  S.  Collon, 
S.  Johnson. 
E.  II.  Roberts. 

1854. 

S.  H.  Nichols, 
W.  H.  Fknn. 
L.  S.  Poiwin, 
C.  E.  Trumbull, 
A.  S.  Twombly. 


1851. 

E.  W.  Evans. 

R.  Little, 

T.  S.  Potwin, 

T.  Sheldon, 

\V.  W.  Winthrop. 

1855. 
C.  G.  Child. 
A.  M.  Lyon. 
C.  M.  Tyler. 
S.  T.  Woodward. 
E.  Mulford, 
W.  C.  Wyman. 


Historical  Afemorabilia. 


^45 


1856. 
P.  W.  Calkins. 
L.  R.  Packard, 
D.  D.  Shaw, 
H.  B.  Brown, 
H.  DuBois, 
G.  C.  Robinson. 


1857. 
G.  Pratt, 
A.  H.  Strong,* 
^.  M.  Holmes,* 
M.  C.  Perkins, 
J.  C.  Jackson. 
VV.  C.  Case. 


i860. 
W.  W.  Phelps, 
C.  H.  Owen, 
J.  H.  Ward, 
E.  G.  Mason, 
L.  M.  Jones, 
J.  L.  fJaniels. 

1864. 
A.  D.  Miller. 
G.  L.  Merriam, 
v..  L.  Atlerbury, 
W.  W.  Battcrshall, 
J.  W.  Sterling. 

H.  P.  BOYDEN. 

1868. 

VV.  A.  McKinnev, 
E.  W.  Miller, 
I.  T.  Bkckwith,! 
A.  P.  Tinker, 
G.  H.  LEVVis.f 

E.  K.  Rawson. 

1872. 

ROHERT  E.  ('OE.J 

A.  R.  Merriam, 
H.  M.  Sanders, 
C.  J.  H.  Ropes, 

J.   H.  HiNCKS.t 

F.  D.  Root. 

1876. 
Philip  Hale, 
A.  T.  Hadley, 
f.  H.  Marvin, 
M.  H.  Phelps, 
K.  D.  Worcester, 
H.  R.  Buck. 

W.  M.  Hall, 


1858. 
D.  G.  Brinton, 
W.  S.  Pitkin, 
C.  S.  Kellogg, 
S.  H.  Lee, 
C.  Richards, 


1859. 
T.  A.  Post, 
L.  H.  Bristol, 
T.  R.  Lounsbury, 
R.  A.  Stiles, 
J.  H.  Twichell. 


1861. 
G.  B.  Beecher, 
E.  R.  Sill, 
G.  M.  Towle, 
J.  L.  Harmar, 
W.  E.  Park. 
S.  E.   Baldwin. 

1865. 
T.  F.  Caskey, 
W.  Slocking, 
H.  A.  Stimson, 
W.  R.  Bacon, 
J.  L.  Ewell, 
J.  A.  Bent. 

1869, 
H.  C.  Bannard, 
E.  Heaton, 
M.  S.  Phelps. 
G.  S.  Sedgwick, 

E.  P.  Wilder, 
H.  V.  Freeman. 

1873. 
W.  Beebe, 
S.  O.  Prentice, 
A.  T.  Bristow, 
H.  M.  Denslow, 
James  Hayw.ird, 

F.  B.  Tarbell. 

1877. 
E.  R.  Dillingham, 

S.  L.  Eaton, 
E.  B.  Gager. 
E.  B.  GOODELL, 

A.  R.  Kimb.ill. 
W.  H.  Upton. 

D.  Y.  Campbell, 
A.  B.  Nichols, 


E.  L.  Heermance,  E.  Carrington. 
S.  Caldwell, 

M.  S.  Eichelberger, 

1862.  .1863. 

R.  K.  Weeks.  H.  W.  Fowler, 

G.  C.  Ripley,  L.T.Chamberlain, 
D.H. Chamberlain, S.  W.  Duffield, 

R.  C.  Morse,  G.  W.  Allen, 

G.  M.  Beard,  W.  G.  Sumner, 

F.  McVeagh.  G.  S.  Hamlin. 


1866. 
L.  C.  Wade, 
H.  Cole, 
E.  Y.  Hincks, 
W.  G.  Bussey, 
J.  M.  Hall, 
L.  Hall. 

1870. 
H.  B.  Mason, 
G.  Chase, 
J.  W.  Andrews, 
C.  E.  Shepard, 

T.  J.  TiLNEY, 

W.  C.  Gulliver. 

1874. 
E.  L.  Curtis, 
J.  C.  Sellers, 
A.  B.  Thacher, 
J.  M.  Townsend, 
A.  D.  Whiitemore, 
H.  B.  B.  Stapler. 

1878. 
J.  P.  Clarke, 
II.  C.  Coe, 
W.  L.  Dickson, 
G.  B.  Edwards. 
Roger  S.  B.  Foster 
Louis  Hood, 

:88o. 
J.  A.  Amundson, 
£.  P.  Noyes. 


1867. 
R.  W.  Woodward. 
T.  Hedge, 

B.  Vincent, 

D.  J.  BURRELL, 

H.  C.  Sheldon, 
A.  E.  Dunning. 

1871. 
W.  W.  Perry. 

C.  D.  Hine. 
W.  R.  Sperry, 
E.  F.  Sweet, 
G.  A.  Strong, 
H.  Mansfield. 

1875. 
S.  R.  Betts, 
C.  T.  Chester,§ 
j.  A.  Garvcr, 
k.  S.  Gulliver .§ 
James  Hillhouse, 

E.  W.  Southworth. 

1879. 
L.  F.  Burpee, 
S.  M.  Foster, 
G.  W.  Kirchwey, 
L.  J.  Swinburne, 
.L.  D.  Syle, 
A.  Tighe. 

E.  M.  Bentley, 


E.  E.  Aiken. 


i88r. 
B.  W.  B.icon,  I  Isaac  Bromley, 

|R.  A.  Bigelow,      J.  D.  Burrell. 


L.  A.  Elicl, 


♦  Adjudged  equal.     Medal  awarded  by  lot,  to  Strong, 

t  Adjjudged  equal.     Medal  awarded  by  lot,  lo  Keckwith. 

X  Prize  divided  between  Coe  and  Mincks. 

$  Prize  divided  between  Chester  and  Gulliver. 

\  Pri/c  dividcil  t>etween  Bigelow  and  Bromley. 


146 


Historical  Memorabilia. 


CLASS  ORATORS  AND  POETS. 


Poets. 

'33  R.  Robertson. 
'34  E.  Coffin. 
*35  f.  Johnston. 
•36  T.  P.  Scovell. 
'37  W.  T.   B.icon. 
•38  G.  T.  Dole. 
'39  L.  W.  Smith. 
•40  G.  H.HoIIisier. 
'41  G.  B.  Schoii. 
•42  J.  A.  Porter. 
•4*^  L.  F.  Robinson. 
•44  C.  VV.  Camp. 
'45  G.  B.  Day. 
'46  E.  Johnson. 
•47  E.  Franklin. 
•48  F.  R.  Grist. 
'49  F.  M.  Finch. 
•50  J.  I.  I.  Adams. 
•51  None. 
'52  W.  W.  Crapo. 
•53  C.  T.  Lewis. 
'54  J.  M.  Smith. 
*55  L.  D.   Brewster 
•56  G.  W.  Buehler 
'57  N.  C.  Perkins. 


Orators. 

A.  H.  Lewis. 
W.  Levereit. 
J.  B.  Fenton. 
H.  C.  Deming. 
C.  A.  Johnson. 
W.  P.  Lynde. 
R.  P.  Cutter. 

C.  F.  Burnam. 

D.  G.  Mitchell. 
N.  Edwards. 
A.  Johnson. 
O.  H.  Dooliiile. 
T.  K.  Davis. 
F.  J.  Kingsbury. 
T.  L.   Buyne. 
C.  G.  Webster. 
H.  Hollister. 
C.  J.  Ilillyer. 
None. 

H.  B.  Sprague. 
R.  L.  Gibson. 
S.  C.  Gale. 
.A.  Bailey. 

P.  W.  Calkins. 
A.  H.  Strong. 


Poets. 

•58  E.  C.  Porter. 
•59  G.  VV.  Fisher. 
'60  C.  A.   Boies. 
'61  E.  R.  Sill. 
•62  H.  Holt. 
'63G.C.S.S<)uthw'h 
•64  W.W.Battersh'l 
'65  W.  A.  Brown. 
'60  J.  Brand. 
'67  W.  H.  Bishop. 
•68  W.  A.  Linn. 
'69  L.  H.  Bagg. 
'70  H.  B.  Mason. 
'71  J.  A.  Burr. 
•72  D.  N.  Beach. 
'73  E.  R.  Johnes. 
'74  C.  D.  Reid. 
'75  E.  Hoiiion, 
'76  F.  A.  (laylord. 
•77  J.  G.  Pvle. 
'78  H.  C.  Coe. 
'79  L.  D.  Syle. 
'80  VV.  II.  Harper. 
'81  H.  S.  Durand. 
'82  J.  E.  Whitney. 


Orat/frs. 

G.  P.  Andrews. 
E.  Carrington. 
J.  L.  Daniels. 
S.  Shearer. 

D.  H.  Chamberlain. 
.W.  C.  Whitney. 
.1.  W.  Teal. 

A.  McLean. 
G.  C.  Holt. 
J.  W.  She  waiter. 
C.  B.  Brewster. 
H.  A.  Beers. 
W.  C.  Gulliver. 
O.  J.  Bliss. 

E.  S.  Lines. 
W.  A.  Houghton. 
H.  H.  Ragan. 
C.  F.  Cutter. 

J.  B.  Gleason. 
E.  B.  Gager. 
W.  H.  Taft. 
G.  W.  Kirchwey. 
W.  M.  Hall. 
Jame<%  Leighton. 
C.  B.  Siorrs. 


1837. 

E.  O.  Carter, 

F.  A.  Coe, 
W.  M.  Evans, 
C.  S.  Lynian, 


EDITORS  OF  THE   YALE  LITERARY  MAGAZINE. 

NAMKS    OF    CHAIKMKN    IN    SMALL    CAPITALS. 

1838.  1839.  1840- 

C.  J.  Lvnde,  C.  Hammond,  J.  S.  Babcock, 

C.  Rich.  R.  D.  Hubbard,        H.  Booth. 

H.  R.  Jackson,         G.  H.  Hollister, 
I.  P.  Langworihy,  J.  G.  Hoyi. 
J.  D.  Sherwood.       G.  Richards. 


T.  G.  Talcott, 
J.  P.  Thorn [)Son, 


W.  S.  Scarborough.J.  B.  Varnum. 


1841. 
J.  Emerson, 

E.  P.  Gaines, 

D.  G.Mitchell, 
G.  B.  Schoti. 
T.  C.  Varnall. 

1845. 
NV.  Binney, 
G.  B.  Day, 
T.  W.  Harding. 
G.  C.  Hill, 
T.  Kennedy. 

1849. 
C.  G.  Came, 
j.  Campbell. 

F.  M.  Finch, 

E.  D.  Morris, 
C.  B.  Waring. 


1842. 
E.  L.  Baldwin, 
W.  P.  Gready, 
A.  Mathews, 
S.  B.  Mulford, 
R.  W.  Wright. 

1846. 
J.  B.  Brisbin, 
W.  B.  Capiron. 
H.  B.  Harrison, 

D.  Hawley, 
VV.  R.  Nevins. 

1850. 

E.  W.  Bentlev, 
W.  R.  Bliss,  ' 
W.  S.  Colton, 
E.  H.   Roberts, 
O.  L.  Woodruff. 


1843. 
R.  Aikman, 

D.  W.  Havens, 
J.  A.  Lent, 

F.  Munson, 

E.  W.  Robbins. 

1847. 

B.  G.  Brown, 
W.  S.  McKee, 

D.  T.  Noyes, 
John  Munn, 

C.  F.  San  ford. 

1851. 

A.  H.  Carrier, 

E.  W.  Evans, 

B.  F.  Martin, 
S.  McCall, 

J.  W.  Noble. 


1844. 
1.  At  water, 
J.  W.  Dulles, 
O.  S.  Ferry, 
W.  Smith, 
J.White. 

1848. 

F.  R.  Abbe. 
W.  Aitchison, 
T.  H.  Porter, 

G.  B.  Wilcox, 
B.  D.  Young. 

1852. 
A.  Bigelow. 
CM.  Bliss, 
W^  W.  Crapo. 
D.  C.  Oilman, 
H.  B.  Sprague. 


Historical  Memorabilia. 


^47 


1853. 
-A.  Grout, 
C^.  A.  Johnson, 
CD.  T.  Lewis, 
B.  K.  Phelps, 
.A.  D.  While. 


1854. 
W.  C.  Flagg, 
T.  W.  Hooker, 
W.  S.  Maples, 
L.  S.  Potwin, 
C.  T.  Purnell. 


1857.  1858. 

F.  E.  Butler,  E.  F.  Blake, 

T.  M.  Holmes,  D.  G.  Brinion, 

mA.  S.  Huntington,  C.  S.  Kellogg, 

IN.  C.  Perkins.  J.  E.  Kimball. 

<3.  Pratt.  S.  H.  Lee. 


1861. 

^.  H.  Fuller. 
J.  L.  Shipley. 

S.  Shearer, 

li:.  R.  Sill. 

H.  O.  Williams. 


1S62. 

G.  M.  Board, 
E.  Hemcnwa)', 
W.  Lampson, 
R.  Skinner, 
J.  P.  Taylor. 


1865. 

T.  Bulkier. 
T.  F.  Caskey, 
A.  McLean, 
C.  E.  Smith, 
W.  Stocking. 

1869. 

L.  H.  Bagg, 
E.  G.  Coy, 
H.  V.  Freeman. 
H.  W.  Raymond, 

E.  P.  Wilder. 

1873. 

W.  Beebe, 
H.  W.  Lyman, 
W.  A.  Houghton, 

F.  B.  Tar  bell, 
S.  O.  Prkntick. 

1877. 

C.   F.  ClIAPIN, 

E.  R.  Dillingham, 
A.  Gould, 
A.  C.   Hodges, 
A.  R.  Kimball. 


1855. 
W.  H.  L.  Barnes. 
E.  Mulford. 
W.  T.  Wilson, 
S.  T.  Woodward, 
H.  A.  Yardley. 

1859. 

S.  D.  Faulkner, 
G.  "W.  Fisher, 

B.  N.  Harrison, 
T.  R.  Lounsbury, 
A.  H.  Wilcox. 

1863. 

E.  B.  Bingham, 
|.  H.  Butler. 
S.  W.  Duffield, 

C.  W.  Francis, 
J.  F.  Kcrnochan. 


1866. 

H.  Cole, 
G.  C.  Hoh, 
C.  M.  So II I hg ale, 
L.  C.  Wade. 
H.  O.  Whitney. 

1870. 

E.  P.  Clark. 

J.  H.  Cummlngs, 

W.  C.  GUI  LIVKR, 

C.  H.  Strong, 
T.  J.  Tilney. 

1874- 
O.  F.  A  LUIS, 
T.  W.  Grover, 
A.  D.  Whittemore, 
T.  P.  Wickcs. 
John  S.  Wood. 

1878. 

G.  B.  Ei)\y.\Ki)s, 
T.  S.  Jenks, 
C.  H.  Kclsey. 
E.  H.  Seely. 
C.  L.  Spencer. 


1867. 

W.  Bruce. 
J.  J.  DuBois. 
A.  E.  Dunning, 
J.  M.  Hartshorn, 
R.  W.  Woodward. 

1871. 

C.  D.  Hinc, 
A.  B.  Mason, 

W.    R.  Si'ERKY, 

G.  A.  Strong, 
E.  F.  Sweet. 

1875. 

C.  T.  CiiKsrKR, 
H.  S.  Gulliver, 
J.  W.  Brooks, 
A.  F.  Jenks. 
W.  R.  Richards. 

1879. 
Lucien  F.  Burpee, 
H.  S.  Green, 
L.  J.  S\yiNni;RNK, 
A.  Tighc. 


1856. 

G.  F.  Bailey. 
J.  M.  Brown, 
W.H.  W.Campbell, 
H.  Dubois. 
L.  C.  Fischer. 

i860. 

R.  S.  Davis, 
William  Fowler, 
E.  G.  Holden, 
W.  C.  Johnston, 
C.  H.  Owen. 

1864. 

M.  C.  D.  Borden, 
S.  C.  Darling, 
L.  Gregory. 
G.  S.  Merriam, 
A.  D.  Miller, 
W.  G.  Peck. 
H.  M.  Whitney. 
M.  H.  Williams. 

1868. 

R.  W.  Ayres, 
J.  Lewis, 
W.  A.  Linn. 
W.  A.  McKinney, 
A.  P.  Tinker. 

1872. 

R.  E.  Coe, 

C.  C.  Deming. 

J.  H.   HiNCKS, 

C.  B.  Ramsdcll, 
G.  Richards. 

1876. 

J.  B.  Gleason, 
E.  P.  HowK. 
W.  W.  Hyde. 
1.  H.  Marvin, 
R.  B.  Smith. 

1880. 

J.  A.  Amundson. 
W.  M.  Hall. 
A.  B.  Nichols. 

D.  Scudder. 


P.  G.  Barti.ktt, 
J.  C.  Coleman, 


Bcnj.  Brewster, 
C.  A.  Wight, 


1881. 

J.  D.  Burrell, 
S.  Evarts, 

1882. 

W.  r.  Bruce. 

F.  E.  Worcester. 


A.  S.  Van  de  Graaff. 


J.  P.  Whunky, 


14^  Historical  Memorabilia. 


RECIPIENTS  OF  JUNIOR  EXHIBITION  PRIZE. 

1871  Coe  nndHincks.  1877  F.  A.  Beckwith. 

1872  Houghton  and  Tarbell.  1878  G.  W.  Kirchwey. 

1873  Ragan.  1879  W.  M.  Hall. 

1874  Chester  and  Gulliver.  iSSo  James  Leighton. 

1875  E.  D.  Worcester.  1881  Bruce  and  Storrs. 

1876  S.  L.  Eaton. 


RECIPIENTS  OF  THE  YALE  LIT.  MEDAL— With  subjects  of  Essays. 

850  J.  Sheldon,  '51  ;  Power  and  Mission  of  Genius. 

851  A.  D.  While,  '53  ;  Zwingle. 

852  W.  C.  Flagg,  '54  ;  Modern  Reformers. 

853  I.  E.  Clark.  'S5  ;  Melancholy. 

854  C.  R.  Palmer,  '55  ;  The  Love  of  the  Siipcrn.ilural. 

855  J.  M.  Holmes, '57  ;  Science —  its  Nature  and  Induence. 

856  A.  H.  Strong,  '57  ;  Reform  in  the  Reformer. 

857  L.  M.  Jones,  *6o ;  The  American  Statesman. 

858  J.  H.  Ward,  '60  ;  The  Spirit  of  Sadness — Characteristic  of  the    Litera- 
ture of    the  Age. 

859  C.  E.  Dutton,  '60;  Charles  Kingslcy. 

860  H.  Holt,  '62  ;  De  Quincy. 

861  D.  H.  Chamberlin,  '62;  The  Influence  of  General  Culture  on   Profes- 
sional Life. 

862  G.  S.  Hamlin.. '63  ;  The  Novel. 

863  W.  W.  Battershall,  '64  ;  The  Religion  of  "In  Memoriam." 

864  E.  Y.  Hincks,  *66  ;  Hawthorne. 
Q^     \  C.  H.  Adams,  '66  ;  Thoreau. 
°"5  \  L.  Hall,  '66  ;  Napuleon's  "Life  of  Cwsar." 

866  H.  M.  Dexter,  '67  ;  Sidney  Smith. 

867  H.  A.  Beers,  '69 ;  Hawthorne. 

868  R.  B.  Richardson,  '69;  F.  W.  Robertson. 

869  W.  R.  Sperry,  '71  ;  Falstaff. 

870  J.  H.  Hincks,  '72;  The  Influence  of  Tragedy  on  National  Character. 

871  S.  O.  Prentice,  '73  ;  Cola  di  Rienzi  :  Bulwer  vs.  the  Historians. 

872  J.  S.  Wood,  '74  ;  ("hristian  Monachism. 

873  C.  Tillinghast,  '75  ;  Music. 

874  J.  B.  Gleason,  '76  ;  Puritanism  in  History  and  Art. 

875  L.  J.  Swinburne,  '79;William  Black's  Novels. 

876  M.  Wilcox,  '78  ;  Two  English  Humorists. 

877  C.  A.  Wight,  '80.  '82;  A  Rrepreseniaiive  Woman. 

878  A.  B.  Nichol.«5,  '80  ;  Aspasia  :  The  Study  of  a  Portrait. 

879  No  Award  made. 

880  E.  T.  McLaughlin,  '83  ;  Percy  Bysshe  Shelley. 


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PRESIDENT. 
Rev.  NOAH  PORTER,  D.D.,  LL.D. 

FELLOWS. 
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His    Honor  WILLIAM    H.   BULKELEY,  Hartford 
Rev.  THEODORE  D.  WOOLSEY,  D.D..  LL.D.,  New  Haven 
Rev.  GEORGE  J.  TILLOTSON,  M.A.,  Wethersfield 
Rev.  AMOS  S.  CHESEBROUGH,  M.A.,  Durham 
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Rev.  JOSEPH  W.  BACKUS,  M.A.,  Rockville 
Hon.  FREDERICK  J.  KINGSBURY.  M.A.,  Waterbury 
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Elias  Loomis,  LL.D. 

Munson  Professor  of  Natural  Philosophy  and  Astronomy     141  Church  si. 

William  A.  Norton,  M.A. 

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S.  Wells  Williams,  LL.D. 

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James  D.  Dana,  Ph.D.,  LL.D. 

Silliman  Professor  of  Geology  and 

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Leonard  J.  Sanford,  M.D. 

Professor  of  Anatomy  126  Crown  St. 

Hon.  William  C.  Robinson,  LL.D. 

Professor  of  Elementary  and  Criminal  Law  and  the 

Imw  of  Real  Property    (16  Exchange  Building)  137  Edwards  st. 

Lewis  R.  Packard,  Ph.D. 

Hillhouse  Professor  of  the  Greek  Language 

and  Literature  (121  N.)  226  Church  St. 

John  F.  Weir,  N.A.,  M.A. 

IrVilliam  Leffingwell  Professor  of  Painting  and 

Design  (g  Art  School)     58  Trumbull  st. 

John  E.  Clark,  M.A. 

Prof  essor  of  Mathematics  (40  N.  S.  H.)     30  Trumbull  st. 

Cyrus  Northrop,  LL.B. 

Professor  of  Rhetoric  and  English  Literature         (42  s.  M.)  607  Chapel  st. 

Daniel  C.  Eaton,  M.A. 

Prof  essor  of  Botany  (41  N.  s.  H.)    70  Sachem  st. 

Arthur  M.  Wheeler,  B.A. 

Professor  of  History  (207  D.)     86  Trumbull  St. 

Addison  VanNamk,  M.A. 

Librarian  (library)     121  High  st. 

J.  Willard  Gibbs,  Ph.D. 

Professor  of  Mathematical  Physics  I2X  High  st. 

Arthur  W.  Wright,  Ph.D. 

Professor  of  Molecular  Physics  and  Chemistry     (Lab'y.)    34  Hillhouse  av. 


FACULTY  A ND  INS TR UCTORS. 


Thomas  R.  Lounsbury,  B.A. 

Professor  of  English^  and  Librarian  of  tht 

Sheffield  Scietttific  School  2a  Lincoln  St. 

Rev.  William  M.  Barbour,  \>X^, 

Chittenden  Professor  of  Divinity^  and  College  Pastor  (117  N.)  231  York  St. 

Othniel  C.  Marsh,  M.A. 

Professor  of  Paleontology^  and  Curator  of  the 

Geological  Collection      (d  Peabody  Museum)    New  Haven  Hotel 

Eugene  L.  Richards,  B.A. 

Assistant  Professor  of  Mathematics  (86  N.  M.)     135  College  St. 

William  I.  Knapp,  Ph.D. 

Street  Prof essor  of  Modem  Languages  (183  L.)    75  Whitney  av. 

John  H.  Niemeyer,  M.A. 

Street  Professor  of  Dratving  8  Art  School 

Franklin  B.  Dexter,  M.A. 

Larmd  Professor  of  American  History^  ami 

Assistant  Librarian  (library)     178  Prospect  St. 

Simeon  E.  Baldwin,  M.A. 

Professor  of  Constitutional  Law  and  the  Law  of 

Contracts  and  Wills  (25  White's  Building)    44  Wall  si. 

Oscar  D.  Allen,  Ph.D. 

Professor  of  Analytical  Chemistry  and 

Metallurgy  (i  s.  H.)     197  Temple  SL 

Tracy  Peck,  M.A. 

Professor  of  the  Latin  Language  and  Literature  87  Wall  sL 

William  H.  Carmalt,  M.D. 

Professor  of  the  Principles  and  Practice  of  Surgery  87  Elm  St. 

Addison  E.  Verrill,  M.A. 

Professor  of  Zoology^  and  Curator  of  the  Zoological 

Collection  (15  Peabody  Museum)     14S  College  si. 

William  G.  Sumner,  B.A. 

Professor  of  Political  and  Social  Science  (118  N.)     140  Edwards  St. 

Rev.  George  T.  Ladd,  D.D. 

Professor  of  Mental  and  Moral  Philosophy  (i20  N.)     198  Crown  st. 

Johnson  T.  Platt,  M.A. 

Professor  of  Torts  and  Equity 

Jurisprudence  (95  Orange  St.)     256  Bradley  si. 

Sidney  I.  Smith,  Ph.B. 

Professor  of  Comparative  Anatomy  (14  Peabody  Museum)  78  Whalley  av. 

William  G.  Mixter,  Ph.B. 

Professor  of  Chemistry  (8  s.  H.)    8  Trumbull  si. 


8 


FACULTY  AND  INSTRUCTORS. 


(89  N.  M.)    128  York  8t. 
I20  Crown  st. 

(171  F.)    25  Vernon  st. 

(45  N.  s.  H.)  328  Howard  av. 


Henry  P.  Wright,  Ph.D. 

Dunham  Professor  of  the  Latin  Langtiage 
and  Literature 
James  K.  Thacher,  M.D. 

Professor  of  Physiology 

Henry  A.  Beers,  B.A. 

Professor  of  English  Literature 

A.  Jay  DuBois,  Ph.D. 

Higgin  Professor  of  Dynamical  Engitieering 

Edward  S.  Dana,  Ph.D. 

Assistant  Professor  oj  Natural  Philosophy,  and  Curator  of  the 

Mincra logical  Collection  (4  Peabody  Museum)    240  D. 

Thomas  D.  Seymour,  M.A. 

Professor  of  the  Greek  Language  and  Literature      (i22  N.)  1 74  Orange  St. 

Frank  E.  Beckwith,  M.D. 

Professor  of  Obstetrics  and  the  Diseases  of  Women 
and  Children 

William  K.  Townsend,  D.C.L. 


Professor  of  Pleading 

Theodore  S.  Wooi.sey,  LL.B. 

Professor  of  International  Law 

Leonard  Waldo,  S.D. 

Astronomer  in  c /large  of  the  Horological  Bureau 

of  the  Observatory 
Oscar  H.  Cooper,  B.A. 

Tutor  in  Greek 

Frank  B.  Tarbell,  Ph.D. 

Assistant  Professor  of  Greek 

William  Beebe,  B.A. 

Assistant  Professor  of  Mathematics 

Andrew  W.  Phillips,  Ph.D. 

Assistant  Professor  of  Mathematics 

George  Bendklari.  B.A. 

Instructor  in  Modern  Languages 

Russell  H.  Chitiende.n,  Ph.D. 

Professor  of  Physiological  Chemistry 

Henry  W.  Farnam,  M.A.,  R.P.D. 
Professor  of  Political  Economy 

Arthur  T.  Hadley,  B.A. 
Tutor  in  German 

Webster  Merrikikld,  B.A. 
Tutor  in  Mathematics 


139  Church  St. 
(25  White's  B'ld'g.)     148  Grove  st. 

56  Hillhouse  av. 


197  Crown  St. 
58  s.  m. 

136  F. 

83  Wall  St. 
(118  N.)    82  Wall  St. 

(12  s.  h.)     107  York  St. 

43  Hillhouse  av. 

(240  D.)     51  Whitney  av. 

21  s. 


FACULTY  AND  INSTRUCTORS, 


Ambrose  Tighe,  B.A. 
Tutor  in  Latin 

William  M.  Hall,  B.A. 
Tutor  in  Latin 


70  N.  M. 


5S. 


36  High  St. 


Hartford 


William  O.  Ayres,  M.D. 

Lecturer  on  Diseases  of  the  Nervous  System 

Hon.  J.  Hammond  Trumbull,  LL.D. 

Lecturer  on  the  Indian  Languages  of  North  America 

Mark  Bailey,  M.A. 

Instructor  in  Elocution 

Rev.  Nathaniel  J.  Burton,  D.D. 

Lyman  Beechcr  Lecturer  on  Preaching 

Gustave  J.  Stoeckel,  Mus.D. 
Instructor  in  Vocal  Music 

Albert  S.  Wheeler,  M.A. 
Instructor  in  German 

J.  Sumner  Smith,  B.A. 

Librarian  of  the  Linonian  and  Brothers*  Library  (library)  78  Trumbull  SL 

Henry  P.  Stearns,  M.D. 


(150  F.)    200  Temple  sL 


Hartford 


207  York  St. 
27  Eld  St. 


Lecturer  on  Insanity 

John  A.  Robinson,  LL.B. 

Librarian  of  the  Law  Department 

Robert  Brown,  Jr.,  M.A. 

Secretary  of  the  Observatory 

Frederic  H.  Betts,  M.A. 
Lecturer  on  Patent  Law 

S.  Hartwell  Chapman,  M.D. 

Lecturer  on  Diseases  of  tJie  Throat  and  Ear 

Samuel  B.  St.  John,  M.D. 
Lecturer  on  Ophthalmology 

Frederic  R.  Honey 

Instructor  in  Instrumental  Drawing 

Oscar  Harger,  M.A. 

Assistant  in  Palaontology 

Charles  H.  Farnam,  M.A. 
Assistant  in  Archaology 

John  P.  C.  Foster,  M.D. 
Instructor  in  Anatomy 

William  H.  Hotchkiss,  M.D. 
Demonstrator  of  Anatomy 


Hartford 
(19  Court  House)    68  East  Pearl  st. 

324  Prospect  SL 

New  York  City 

193  Church  St. 

Hartford 

(53  N.  s.  H.)     14  Lincoln  Bt. 

(9  Peabody  Museum)     14  University  pi. 

367  Prospect  St. 
109  College  St. 
137  Church  SL 


10 


FACULTY  AND  INSTRUCTORS. 


Thomas  W.  Mather,  D.E. 

Instructor  in  Dynamical  Engineering 

Harrison  W.  Lindsley,  Ph.B. 
Instructor  in  Architecture 

T.  Mitchell  Prudden,  M.D. 
Lecturer  on  Normal  Histology 

Thomas  H.  Russell,  M.D. 

Lecturer  on  Syphilis  and  Genito-  Urinary  Diseases 

Robert  W.  Willson,  B.A. 

Assistant  Astronomer  in  the  Observatory 

Allen  B.  Howe,  Ph.D. 

Instnutor  in  Analytical  Chemistry 

Charles  Hildebrand,  D.E. 
Instnutor  in  Mathematics 

Samuel  L.  Penfield,  Ph.B. 
Instructor  in  Mineralogy 

Orray  T.  Sherman,  B.A. 

Assistant  in  the  Observatory 

Alton  W.  Leighton,  M.D. 
Assistant  in  Drawing 

Henry  Fleischner,  M.D. 
lecturer  on  Dermatology 

William  H.  Treadwell,  Jr.,  Ph.D. 
Instructor  in  French 

Herbert  E.  Smith,  M.D. 
Instructor  in  Chemistry 

Harold  B.  Nye,  B.A. 

Assistant  in  Analytical  Chemistry 

Samuel  W.  Williston,  M.D. 
Assistant  in  Osteology 

James  H.  Emerton 
Assistant  in  Zoology 

Walter  H.  Buell,  B.A, 
Proctor 

Isaac  Thomas,  B.A. 
Proctor 

William  B.  Hill,  B.A. 

Instructor  in  Gymnastics 

Louis  V.  Pirsson,  Ph.B. 

Assistant  in  Analytical  Chemistry 


19  Warren  pi. 
Cutler  Building 
New  York  City 

137  Elm  St. 

* 

84  Wall  St. 

138  College  St. 

34  Chestnut  st. 

(2  Peabody  Museum)     14  s.  H. 

4  Library  st. 

129  College  St. 

238  Grand  st. 

12  Whalley  av. 


91  w. 

(9  Peabody  Museum)       58  Lyon  st. 

(14  Peabody  Museum)  146  College  st. 

102  N. 

75  w. 

183  George  st. 

53  Prospect  St. 
109  ■ 


II 


Theological    Department. 


FACULTY. 

Rkv. -NOAH   PORTER,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  Presidknt 

Rev.  GEORGE  E.  DAY.  D.D. 

Rev.  SAMUEL  HARRIS,  D.D.,  LL.D. 

Rkv.  GEORGE  P.  FISHER,  D.D..  LL.D. 

Rkv.  timothy  DWIGHT,  D.D. 

Rev.  WILLIAM  M.  BARBOUR,  D.D. 


MARK   BAILEY,  M.A..  Instructor  in  Elocution 


SPECIAL    LECTURERS. 

Rev.  Nathaniel  J.  Burton,  D.D.,  on  Preachim^ 

Rev.  John  Hall.   D.D.,  on    The  Denominational,  Apologetic,  and  Contro- 
versial in  the  Pulpit 
Rev.  William  M.  Taylor,  D.D.,  on  Topics  connected  with  Pastoral  Life, 

William  H.  Thomson,  M.D.,  of  New  York,  on  Conditions  of  Success  in 

Bible-  Class  Instruction 
Prof.  George  T.  Ladd,  D.D.,  on  the  Inspiration  of  the  Scriptures 
Prof.  Leonard  J.  Sanford,  M.D.,  on  the  Preserz'ation  of  Health 


RESIDENT  LICENTIATES. 

Jonathan  Co^vlcs  Andrus,  ll.b.  J         Metuchen,  N.  J.  20  E. 

M.A.  Kutf^era  Colleee  ) 

Joseph  Richard  Dumble  \      \t       it  vr 

'       ^  ,  .       ,.        ,  ^,       „    .   r      New  Haven  M:iy  st. 

Col  ege  of  the  C  ty  of  New  York  )  ' 


ON  THE  HOOKER  F?:LL0WSHIP. 

Charles  Henry  Willcox,  h.d.  Yale:   )  ^^ .         j^^  j^.    .    ^^, 

B.A.  Yale  ColleRe  J  *  ^  '^ 


IJ* 


THEOLOGICAL  DEPARTMENT. 


GRADUATE   CLASS 


PURSUING    FOURTH    YEAR    STUDIES. 


Arthur   Dart    Bissell,  b.d.    YaU:\        ,tj  i  j:  ,^  „ 

\      Ahmednagar^  Inat'i  lo  E. 

B.A.  Amherst  College  ) 


7  E. 


Winthrop  Butler  Hawks,  b.d.  YaU:  \  \r    .•  4*     q 
B.A.  Marietta  College  ) 

Edward  Munson  Hill,  Andover:  /  ,     »  ir  o,  „. 

\       Andovet^  Mass.  8l  \\. 

B.A.  Beloit  College  ) 

William  Wells  Jordan,  u.D.    YaU:)       c  •  r  jj    t  .... 

,,.•'.'  f      Fairfield,  la.  oi  w. 

B.A.  Marietta  College  ) 

Edward  McArtliur  Noyes,  n.u.,   YaU:  }  *t       rr  o  ... 

,,  .    _  .  ^  ;-  Avif  Haven  08  \v. 

B.A.  Yale  College  ) 

Lester  Beach  Piatt,  Bonn:                      Baltimore,  Md.  118  \v. 

Alfred  Playfair  Powelson,  h.d.  YaU:  \  g- 

M.A.  Adrian  College  ) 

Lewis  J.  Thomas,  Bangor:                     Bangor,  Me.  90  w. 

George  Washinjjton  Trimble,  Yale:  )  ^  j    tfj  

^  .       .        ..  -  Greenwood,  Md.  42  E. 

B.A.  Heloit  College  ) 

John  Ellery  Tuttlc,  U.D.   YaU:}  n  »r  o 

.     1.        ^  ..  -  Pi'rr)',  Me.  84  W. 

B.A.  Amherst  College  ) 

Graduate  Ci..ass.  10 


SENIOR    CLASS. 


John  Henry  Albert,   m.a.  ) 

Western  College  ) 

William  Irons  Beatty,  b.a.  ) 

Western  College  ) 

John  Edward  Bushnell,  b.a.  ) 

Yale  College  j 

James  Alexander  Craig,  b.a.   ) 

McGill  University  j" 

Myron  Parsons  Dickey,  m.a.  \ 

Dartmouth  College  ) 


Elisha  Smith  Fiske,  ) 

Williams  College      f 
George  Stewart  Fullerton,  m.a. 

University  of  Pennsylvania 


i 


WesUtfi^  Iowa 

4E. 

Western,  loiva 

35  Sylvan  av. 

Old  Saybrook 

25  E. 

Fitzroy  Harbor,  Canada 

15  E- 

Derry,  N.  H. 

4  E. 

PHnceton,  III. 

*  97  w. 

Shelbtirne,  Mass, 

27  E. 

Philadelphia,  Pa. 

78  w. 

/-/ 


TIlEOLOaiCAL  DEIWR  TMEXT. 


GeorgeWashington  Henderson.M.A.  )  ^^^^^  Craftsbury,  Vt. 

University  of  Vermont  ) 

Edwin  Charles  Holman,  ) 

Dartmouth  College  ) 

Anthony  Howclls,  ) 

Bala  College  ) 

William  Kdward  Jeffries       \ 

Drew  Theological  Seminary    ) 
Hohanncs  Krikoryan,     ) 

MarashTheol.  Seminary  ) 
Daniel  Miles  Lewis,  m.a.  ) 

Marietta  College  ) 

Edmund  Simon  Lorenz,   b.a.  ) 

Ottcrbein  University  ) 

James  Leslie  McCollum.  b.a.  \ 

Berea  College  ) 

Oscar  Garland  Mclntire,  b.a.  \ 

Dartmouth  College  ) 

Levi  Marshall,  b.a.  \ 

Wooster  University  j 

Lycurgus  Elmer  Pangbiirn,  m.a.  ^ 

Tabor  College  S 

Milton  Sargent  Phillips,  b.a.  \ 

Dniry  College  ) 

Frederick  Joseph  Pohl,  \ 

Oberlin  College  ) 

Henry  Lewis  Richardson,  b.a.  ) 

University  of  Wisconsin  ) 

Herman    Mourus   Schermerhorn,  ) 

Union  College  ) 

Robert  Mann  Strickler,  ) 

University  of  Virginia     ) 
Henry  Albert   Todd,    b.a.  \ 

Monmouth  College  S 

Henry  Whitby,  ) 

Brecon  College  ) 


New  Ipswich^  N.  If. 
Dowiais,  South  Wales 
Fredericksburg^  Va. 
Aintab,  Turkey 
Pomeroy^  0. 
IVesterville,  0. 
Foster,  Ky. 
Manchester,  N.  H. 
Carroll  ton,  0. 
Siam,  Iowa 
Tuscumbia^  Mo. 
Brooklyn,  A'    Y. 
Berlin,  Wise. 
SchenectaJy,  N.  Y. 
Philippi,  IV.  Va. 
Monmouth,  III. 
Dowlais,  South  Wales 


17  K. 

73  w. 

93  w. 

54  E. 

123  w. 

I02  W. 

23  R. 

3  K. 
32  E. 

33  B. 

II  R. 
31  E. 

104  W. 

15  E. 

87  W. 

50  E. 

13  E. 

105  W. 


Senior  Class,  26 


MIDDLE    CLASS. 


Edwin  Edgcrton  Aiken, b.a.  ) 

Yale  College  f 

Benjamin  Wisner  Bacon,  b.a.  ) 

Yale  College  f 

Benjamin  Franklin  Boiler,  b.a.  / 

Hillsdale  College  ) 

Alfred  Ely  Col  ton,  b.a.  ) 

Oberlin  College  S 


Rutland,  Vt. 
Nonvich 
Xe7u  Haven 
Hudson,  Mich. 


26  E. 


26  E. 


39  Whalley  av. 


108  w. 


Af 


THEOLOGICAL  DEPARTMENT. 


George  Croswell  Cressy,  m.a.  1 
Bowdoln  College  ) 

Charles  Newman  Curtis,  b.a.  ) 
Dniry  College  ' 

Samuel  Whitney  Delzell,  b.a.  ) 
Dniry  College  » 

Charles  Henry  Dickinson,  b.a.  ) 
Amherst  College  > 

George  Richardson  Dickinson,  B 

Ajnhcrst  College 
William  Counts  Dreher,  b.a.  ) 
Roanoke  College  ) 

George  Martin  Duncan,  b.a.  \ 
New  York  University  ) 

Charles  Lyman  Goodrich,  b.a.  \ 
Amherst  College  ) 

Alfred  Guillou,  b.a.        \ 
College  of  New  Jersey  f 
Arthur  Pinkney  Hall,  b.a.  ) 
Dniry  College  ) 

George  Henrj'  Hubbard,  b.a.  ) 
Yale  College  ) 

Henry  William  Hunt,  b.a.  \ 
Olivet  College  ) 

Newton  Bracken  Kelly,  b.a.  \ 
Mount  Union  College  S 

Donald  Alexander  MacLean 

Queen's  University 
John  Cyrus  Mitchell.  \ 
Hillsdale  College        f 
Ursinus  Olevianus  Mohr,  b.a. 

Franklin  and  Marshall  College 
Edwin  Clarence  Norton,  b.a.  ) 
Amherst  College  ) 

Sidney  Catlin  Partridge,  b.a. 
Elias  Hershey  Sneath,  b.a.     ) 
Lebanon  Valley  College  f 

Isaiah  Witmer  Sneath,  b.a. 

Lebanon  Valley  College 
Wayland    Spaulding,  b.a.  | 
Yale  College  S 

Edmund  March  Vittum.  b.a. 

Dartmouth  College 

Charles   Wadsworth,    b.a.  j 

University  of  Pennsylvania  i 

Francis  Woodard,  b.l.  \ 

Indiana  University  ) 


I 


! 


1 


Bath,  Me, 

l8  E. 

Springfield,  Mo, 

29  E. 

Henderson,  Mo. 

31  E. 

Northampton,  Mass. 

82  W. 

\  Springfield,  Mass. 

95  w. 

Columbia,  S.  C. 

12  E. 

Paterson,  N.  J. 

96  w. 

Lovell,  Me. 

94  w. 

Philadelphia,  Pa. 

24  E. 

North  Springfield,  Mo.                      4^  E. 

• 

Woodmont 

169  Wooster  st. 

Columbus,  Mich. 

99  w. 

Alliance,  0. 

46  E. 

• 

South  Finch,  Canada                         5^  ^• 

Evansville,  Wis. 

31  Asylum  st. 

I      Quakertown,  Pa. 

57  Winchester  av. 

Northfield,  Minn. 

89  w. 

Brooklyn,  N.  V. 

34  E. 

Columbia,  Pa. 

21  E. 

Columbia,  Pa. 

149  Winchester  av. 

New  Haven 

219  York  St. 

Sandwich,  N.  H. 

14  E. 

Philadelphia,  Pa. 

79  w. 

Coloma,  Ind. 

47  E 

MinuLE  CiASs.  28 

16 


THEOLOGICAL  DEPARTMENT, 


JUNIOR   CLASS. 


1 


( 


Enoch  Hale  Burt,   B.A. 

Amherst  College 
Jeremiah  Clinton  Cromer,   b.a.  ) 
College  of  New  Jersey  ) 

Hugh  Latimer  Elderdice.  b.a. 

Western  Maryland  College 
George  Rudolph  Freeman,  M. A.  | 
Pennsylvania  College  ) 

Cyrus    Daniel    Harp,   b.a.  | 
Lebanon  Valley  College       ) 
Melvin  Elijah  Hedding  \ 
Oberlin  College  ) 

Edwin  Knight  Holden,  b.a.  \ 
University  of  Wisconsin  ) 

Edmund  Lyman  Hood  ) 
University  of  Minnesota  j 
John  David  Jones     \ 
Carmarthen  College  ) 
William  Joseph  \ 

Carmarthen  College  f 
John  Bouion  Lawrence,  b.a.  \ 
Dartmouth  College  ) 

John  Mortimer  Lydgate,  b.a.  ) 
Toronto  University  ) 

Hector  Alexander  Mclntire.  b.a. 

McGill  University 
Henry  Chapman  McKnight,  b.a.  \ 
Yale  College  ) 

Everett  Orr  McFarland,  b.a. 

Westminster  College 
Henry  Winfield  Matthews,  b.a. 

Amherst  College 
William  Henry  Medlar,  b.a.  \ 
Muhlenberg  College  f 

William  James  Mutch,  b.l.  \ 
B.A.  University  of  Wisconsin     f 
Jairus  Lee  Nott,  b.a.  ) 
Drury  College  ) 

George  Evan   Paddock,  b.a.  ) 
Olivet  College  J 

George  Thomas  White  Patrick,  b.a 

University  of  Iowa 
Arthur  Gooding  Pcttengill,   b.a,  \ 
Bowdoln  College  ) 

George  Howard  Pierce,  b.a. 
Bowdoin  College 


Sunderland,  Mass, 
Middletown,  Ind, 
Laurel,  Del, 
Gettysburg,  Pa. 
Benevola,  Md, 
Port  Henry,  X.   Y. 
Otis  field.  Me, 
Minneapolis,  Minn, 
Gwemogle,  South  IVales 
Llandyssul,  South  Wales 
South  Nonvalk 
Lampahoehoe,  Hawaii 
\      Creswell,  Ontario 


Ellington 
[  New  Wilmington,  Pa. 

V         Chelsea,  Mass. 
Drehersville,  Pa. 
Elroy,    Wis. 
North  Springfield,  Mo, 
Nankin,  Mich, 
.{•  Lyons,  la. 
Brewer,  Me. 


1 


Portland,  Me. 


42  E. 

38  E. 
2  E. 

39  E. 

109  W. 
43  E. 

41   K. 

83  W. 
49  E. 

49  K- 
53  B. 

22  K. 

117  W. 

40  E. 

Ill  W. 

45  K. 

36  E. 
41  E. 
121  W. 
6  E. 
70  W. 
48  E. 
35  K. 


n 


THEOLOGICAL  DEPARTMENT. 


I.    B.A.  ) 


f 


i 


William  George  Poor,  b.a. 

Dartmouth  College 
Charles  Warren  Preston. 

Iowa  Sutc  University 
Charles  Herbert  Small 
Norman  Plass,  b.a. 

Williams  College 
Francis  Dwighi  Rood,  b.a. 

Shurtleff  College 
Silas  Levi  Smiih,  b.a.  / 

Hillsdale  College  S 

Arthur  Willis  Stanford,  b.a.  j 

Amherst  College  i 

Henry  Speke  Snyder,   b.a.  } 

Yale  College  ) 

John  Andrew  Stemen,  b.a.  ) 

Ohio  Wesleyan  University    ) 
Frederic  Lorenzo   Stc 

Olivet  College 
Thomas  Pierce  Thomas,  b.a.  \ 

Marietu  College  ) 

Frederick  Wells  Tuckerman,  b.a. 

Colorado  College 
John  Thomas  Whalley.    b.a.  \ 

Pacific  University  J 

Charles  Albert  Wight,  b.a.  \ 

Yale  College  S 

Thomas  Marcks  Yundt,  b.a.  |^ 
Muhlenberg  College  ) 


;vens,  b.a.  \ 


Andover^  Mass, 

Newton^  la. 
New  York  City 
Hudson,  N.  v. 

Godfrey,  HI. 

Oregon,  Wise. 

Jewell,  Mass. 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Bremen,  0. 
Winona,  Minn. 
Pittsburgh,  Pa. 
t    Edgarto7vn,  Mass. 
Forest  Grove,  Oregon 
North  Hatfield,  Mass. 


A  lien  town.  Pa. 


53  K. 

113 
1 14  w. 

8  E. 

1  to  w. 

37  E- 

44  K. 
74  ^v. 

30  E. 
122  \v. 

10  E. 
112  W. 
120  W. 

55  w- 

36  E. 


Junior  Class,  38 


Resident  Licentiates, 

On  the  Hooker  Fellowship, 

Graduate  Class, 

Senior  Class, 

Middle  Class, 

Ju.NioR  Class, 


2 
1 
10 
26 
28 
38 

105 


j8 


Law   Department. 


FACULTY. 

Rev.  NOAH  PORTER,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  President 
Hon.  FRANCIS  WAYLAND,  LL.D.,  Dean 
Hon.  WILLIAM    C.  ROBINSON,  LL.D. 

SIMEON    E.  BALDWIN,  M.A. 

JOHNSON   T.  PLATT,  M.A. 

THEODORE   S.  WOOLSEY,  LL.B. 

WILLIAM    K.   TOWNSEND.  D.C.L. 


JOHN    A.  ROBINSON,  LL.B.,  M.D.,  Lihranan 


SPECIAL  LECTURERS  AND  INSTRUCTORS 

IN    IINDKRGRADUAIE    COURSE. 

Hon.  Edward  J.  PirEi.rs,  LL.D.,  Evidence 

Mark  Bailey,  M.A.,  Forensic  Elocution 
Frederic  H.  Betts,  ^\.P^.,  Patent  Law 


IN    GRADIATK    COURSE. 

Prol.  Albert  S.  Wheeler,  M.A.,  Roman  Law 

Prof.  William  H.  Brewer.  M.A.,    Relations  of  Physical  Geojt^raphy  to 

Political  Histoty 
Prof.  Arthur  M.  Wheeler,  B.A.,  Eni^lish  Constitutional  History 
Prof.  William  G.  Sumner,  B.A.,  Political  and  Social  Science 
Prof.  Henry  W.  Farnam,  M.A.,  R.P.D..  Political  Economy 


GRADUATE  STUDENTS. 


candidates    FOR    THE    DECREE   OF    M.L 

Thomas  Davis  Ross  ) 

LL.n.,  Univ.  of  Virginia  ) 

Alfred  J.  Brackschmidt  / 


Eayctteville,  A  rk. 

*""  •**  "*J"""."""""*    r-u  ji    1       \Quincy,Ill, 
M.A..  St.  rrancis,    i.l.h.,  Chaddock      ) 


23S  York  St. 
18  Sicvens  st. 


SENIOR    CLASS. 


Henry  Wilbur  Aiken,  u.a. 
Harry  Washington  Asher,  ph.b. 
Charles  Henry  Ayer 
Walter  Thompson  Baggs 
Cormac  Francis  Bolian 


Millbury^  Mass. 
New  Haven 
Saybrook 
Stockton^  Cal. 
Pittston,  Pa. 


128  High  St. 

13  Home  pi. 

20  Orange  st. 

168  George  st. 

103  Howe  St. 


^9 


LA  W  DEPARTMENT. 


1 


( 


Otis  Hayford  Briggs,  b.a. 
Charles  Wellington  Brown,  a.b. 

Blackburn  University 
Daniel  Arthur  Carpentef,  b.a. 
George  Merrick  Clarke  ) 

Attorney  .at  Law  ( 

James  Cooney 
Howard 'Junior  Curtis,  b.a. 
Edward  Thomas  Evans,  b.a. 
Henry  Rupert  Ewing,  b.a. 
William  Lawrence  Green 
Nathaniel  Taylor  Guernsey,  b.a. 
Carter  Henry  Harrison,  Jr.,  b.a. 

St.  Ignatius  College 
Louis  Bevier  Hasbrouck,  b.a. 
Charles  Burwell  Hawkes,  b.a. 
John  Philip  Helfenstein,  b.a. 
William  Burr  Hill,  b.a. 
John  Tomlinson  Hubbard,  b.a. 
Charles  Kleiner 
Daniel  William  Lawler,  b.a.  / 

Georg^etown  College  ) 

Henry  Samuel  Miller,  b.a.  ) 

University  of  Wooster  ) 

Albert  Henry  Moulton,  b.a. 
Marcus  Doty  Munn,  ph.b. 
William  Pitt  Niles 
Charles  Booth  Peck,  m.a. 
Frederick  Pickersgill,  b.a. 
Walter  Pond 

George  Lewis  Sargent,  i'H.r. 
Bernard  Joseph  Shanley,  ph.b. 

George  Shiras,  3d,  B.s.  / 
Cornell  University  j 

Richard  Tcft 

Richard  Lindsay  Trumbull,  ph.k. 
Adrian  Sebastian  Van  de  Graaff,  r.a. 
Frank  Hibbard  Wadsworth 
Howard  C.  Walden 
Willard  Douglass  Warren 

Sain  Welty,  b.a.  ) 

Illinois  Wesleyan  University    ) 
George  Wakeman  Wheeler,  b.a. 
Henry  Charles  White,  b.a. 
Charles  William  Willett 


New  Haven 

Carlinville,  Hi. 

A/ton,  N.  K. 

Pembina^  Dakota 

Bridgeport 
Stratford 
Pittsburgh,  Pa. 
Pittsburgh,  Pa. 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 

Chicago,  III. 

Rondout,  N.   Y. 
New  Haven 
Shamokin,  Pa. 
New  Haven 
Litchfield 
New  Haven 

Prairie  du  Chien, 

Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

Kittery,  Me. 
Southington 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
Ne7v  Haven 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 

Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

Sandy  Hill,  N.  Y. 
Talcahuano,  Chili 
1^5  Angeles,  Cal. 
Fatmington 
Brooklyn,  A'.   Y. 
New  Haven 

I^a  Rose,  III. 

Hackensack,  N.  J. 
Neiv  Haven 
Suffield 


50  s.  M. 

126  High  St. 

163  Temple  st. 

125  Dwight  St. 

loi  Court  St. 

215  York  St. 

494  Chapel  St. 

64  w. 

6  Silver  st. 

104  Howe  St. 

464  Chapel  St. 

464  Chapel  St. 
233  York  st 
116  High  St. 

183  George  st. 

128  High  St. 

56  George  st. 

Wise.  159  George  st. 

64  w.  D.  H. 

41  H  igh  St. 

55  N.  S.  H. 

S.  Quinnipiac  st. 

21  Broad  st. 

489  Chapel  St. 

99  St.  John  St. 

51  Elm  St. 

211  Franklin  st. 

242  York  St. 

529  Chapel  st 

18  Trumbull  st. 

104  York  pi. 

148  Orange  st 

184  Grove  st 

495  Winthrop  av. 

215  York  st 
174  Orange  st. 
432  Chapel  st 

Senior  Class,  43 


20 


/.///r  DEPARTMENT. 


JUNIOR    CLASS. 


V^hittier  Baldwin 

Anson  Bigelow,  h.a. 
iel  Richardson  Bronson.  ii.A. 

Laurence  Cahiil 

Lucius  Calkins 
Michael  Downes 
Courtland  Ely 

Gleeson 

B.  Graves,  h.a. 
Alexander  Gray 

Stanton  Griggs,  b.a. 
i  Rogers  Heady 

Johnson,  u.A. 
rescoit  Kellogg,  h.a. 
Bernard  Klein 
i  Hoyl  Knapp,  h.a. 
Leighton,  h.a. 
ir  Crane  Loomis.  h.a. 
Nf.  Maihewson 
^orrest  Murdock 
Thomas  Moran 
Stewart  McChesncy,  h.a. 
Parcells  McCrcry 
fiarbottle  Mcintosh 
Sherwood  Osborne,  h.a. 
1  Scranton  Pardee,  b.a. 

Calloway  Pavey,  h.a.  ( 
ersity  of  W'oostcr  j 

H.  Peck 

Rinakcr,  h.a. 
d  Kennedy  Shiras,  ph.h. 
Stuart  Stearns,  h.a. 
*arker  Thomson 

Thomas  Walsh,  h.a.  ) 
ham  College  S 

Martin  Wallace,  \k.\. 
H.  Waters,  H.s.  \ 
icnce  Coll.  Ky.    S 
n  Lcland  W^hipplc,  h.a. 
B.  Wright,  H.A. 

urts 


New  Haven 
New  Haven 
Watcrhurv 
New  Haven 
Pleasant  Valley 
New  Haven 
Boston^  Mass. 
Brid^^cporl 
AVtcv  Haven 
Bfiiii^eport 
St.  Paul,  .Minn. 
Vnioni'ille 
New  Yotk  City 
Watcrbury 
Bridgeport 
Nonoalk 
Glen  burn.  Pa 
New  Haven 
South  Woodstock 
Cony^  Pa, 
New  Haven 
Pittstown,N.   y. 
Charleston^  III. 
Peterboro,  N^.  H. 
New  Haven 
AUw  Haven 

Washington 

Stratford 
Carlinville  III. 
Pittsburgh,  Pa. 
Hartford 
New  Haven 

Ansonia 

Walling  ford 

Garretsvilley  0. 

Neiv  London^  N.  H. 
N'ew  Haven 
MavWiwd^  Me. 


36  College  St. 

34  s.  M. 

547  Chapel  St. 

227  Fraaklin  st. 

73  Howe  St. 

103  Howe  St. 
242  York  St. 

Bridgeport 
312  Elm  St. 

100  w.  D. 

73  Howe  St. 

60  w.  D. 

143  York  St. 

loi  Court  St. 

143  York  St. 

104  York  pi. 
305  Orange  st. 
341  Orange  st. 

158  York  St. 

"55  White  St. 
163  Temple  st. 

103  Wall  St. 
165  Temple  st. 
156  Crown  St. 
327  George  st. 

G.  U.  Hotel. 

Stratford 

168  George  st. 

242  York  St. 

365  Peck  St. 

G.  U.  Hotel 

4  Home  pi. 

205  State  St. 

75  w.  D. 
226  York  St. 
65  Whitney  av. 

Junior  Class.  38 


2t 


Medical  Depaetment. 


FACULTY. 

Rev.  NOAH    PORTER,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  President 
BENJAMIN    SILLIMAN,  M.D. 
MOSES   C.  WHITE.  M.D. 
CHARLES   A.  LINDSLEY,  M.D.,  Dean 
LEONARD   J.  SANFORD,  M.D. 
WILLIAM    H.  C  ARM  ALT,  M.D. 
FRANK    E.  BECKWITH,  M.D. 
JAMES    K.  THACHER,  M.D. 


William  O.  Ayres,  M.D.,'  Lecturei  on  Nervous  Diseases 

Henry  P.  Stearns,  M.D.,  Superintendent  of  the  Hartford  Retreat 

for  the  Insane,  Lecturer  on  Insanity 
S.  Hartwell  Chapman,  M.D.,  Lecturer  on  Diseases  of  the  Throat  and  Ear 
Sami'EL  B.  St.  John.  M.D..  l^ecturcr  on  Ophthalmology 
William   H.  Hotchkiss,  M.D.,  Demonstrator  in  Anatomy 
T.  Mitchell  Prudden,  M.D.,    Lecturer  on  Normal  Histology 
Thos.  H.  Russell,  M.D..  Lecturer  on  Geni  to- Urinary  and  Venereal  Diseaus 
Henry  Fl ki sc hn f. r  ,  M .  D . .    Lecturer  on  Dermatology 
Samuel  W.  Willisio.v,  ^\.{^.,  Demonstrator  of  Osteology 
Herbert  E.Smith,  M.D..  Instructor  in  Chemistry 


Charles  A.  Lindsley,  M.D..  Dean  of  the  Faculty 


HOSPITAL  STAFF. 

Atteftding  Senior  Surgeons. 

Francis  Bacon,  M.D.  William  H.  Carmalt.  M.D. 

Attending  Junior  Surgeons. 
William  H.  Hotchkiss,  M.D.      Thomas  H.  Russell,  M.D. 

Attending  Physicians. 

Moses  C.  White,  M.D.  S.  H.  Chapman,  M.D. 

Luther  M.  Gilbert,  M.D.  Henry  Fleischner,  M.D. 

T.  H.  Bishop,  M.D.  F.  E.  Beckwith,  M.D. 

Pathologist. 
Moses  C.  White,   M.D. 


PHYSICIANS  OF  THE  DISPENSARY  SERVICE. 

S.  H.  Chapman,  M.D.,  in  charge  of  Diseases  of  the  Throat  and  Ear 
Henry  Fleischner,  M.D.,  in  charge  of  Diseases  of  Women  and  Skin  Diseases 
C.  PuRDY  Lindsley,  M.D.,  in  change  of  Diseases  of  the  Lungs  and  Heart 
J  as.  K.  Thacher,  M.D.,  in  charge  of  Diseases  of  Nen'ousand  Digestive  Systems 
WM.  H.  Carmalt,  M.D.,  in  charge  of  Surgery  and  Diseases  of  the  Eye 
Thomas  H.  Russell.  M.D..  in  charge  of  Syphilis  and  Genito-urinary  Diseases 
Max  Mailhouse,  M.D.,  in  charge  of  Rheumatism^  and  Malarial  and  Renal 
Diseases 


22 


ME  Die  A  L  DKPA  R  TMEN  T. 


SENIOR    CLASS. 


Walter  Chauncey  Camp,  b.a. 
William  Henry  Chittenden 
Charles  Manville  Downs,  ph.b. 
George  Tilton  Doolittle 
Frank  Newton  Loomis,  b.a. 
Charles  Frederick  Linquist 
Edgar  Sheffield  Porter 
Arthur  John  Tenncy,  ph.b. 
John  Edward  West  Thompson 


Neiv  Haven 
North  Guilford 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
Granby 
New  Havefi 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 


Denis  William  Barry 

George  Frederick  Lewis,  b.a.  \ 
Trinity  College  \ 

Oliver  Thomas  Osborne 
Henry  Lawrence  Swain 


MIDDLE    CLASS. 

New  York  City 
Stratford 
New  Haven 


595  Chapel  st. 

6q  Church  si. 

9  Wooster  pi. 

219  Orange  st. 

29  High  St. 

122  Olive  St. 

38  Hillhouse  av. 

27  High  St. 

464  Chapel  St. 


New  Haven 


127  Crown  St. 


90  Chapel  St. 
70  Woolsey^st. 


Charles  H.  Brockeit 
D.  Chester  Brown 
Myron  L.  Cooley 
Herman  E.  Cutler 
Harry  T.  Clarke 
Charles  Frederick  Dibble 
Joseph  F.  DcCastro 
Leopold  Finrelstcin 
George  F.  Fiske,  b.a. 
Jonas  Jacobs 
George  S.  H.  McDowell 
James  William  Sears 
John  G.  Stevens 
Charles  W.  Vishnow 
George  S.  Wright 
Denis  T.  Walsh,  b.a. 
Koto  Yananaka 


Seniors. 

MiDDLERS, 

Juniors, 


JUNIOR    CLASS. 

Ne7v  Haven 
Washington 
Hamdeti 
Nfw  Haven 
New  Haven 
Ne7v  Haven 
Middletown 
Odessa^  Russia 
Amherst 
New  Haven 
Portland^  Me. 
New  Haven 
Monroe 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
A  nsonia 
Karatsu^   'Japan 


SUMMARY, 


351  York  St. 

65  Grove  st. 
157  Orange  st. 
531  Chapel  St. 
526  Chapel  St. 
57  Prospect  St. 

192  Franklin  st. 

547  Chapel  St. 

14  Day  St. 

158  York  St. 

24  Prince  st. 

9  Olive  St. 
20  Whalley  av. 

29  College  St. 


9 

4 

17 

30 


23 


DEPARTMENT    OF 


Philosophy  ai^d   the  Arts. 


GRADUATE    STUDENTS. 


Frank  Frost  Abbott,  b.a. 

Henry  Jonathan  Biddle,  vu.h. 

Frederick  Casper,  ph.b. 

Herbert  Waldron  Fairchild,  ph.b. 

Frank  Albert  Kellogg,  b.a. 

Sarkis  Levonian  ) 

Central  Turkey  College  ) 

Ernest  Theophilus  Liefeld,  ph.b. 

Wilber  McBride,  b.a. 

Marcus  Doty  Munn,  ph.b. 

t 

Samuel  Lucius  Penfield,  ph.b. 

Thomas  Burr  Osborne,  b.a. 

Louis  Valentine  Pirsson,  ph.b. 

Charles  Locke  Scuddcr,  b.a. 

Edward  Vernon  Silver,  b.a. 

Elliott  Joseph  Stoddard,  ll.b.  \ 
Columbia  College,  N.  Y.  ) 

Franklin  Eld  red  Worcester,  b.a.  A /finny,  N,  Y. 


Harold  Bayless  Nye,   b.a. 
Marietta  College 


Redding 

Philadelphia,  Pa, 
West  Mefiden 
Stamford 
New  Haven 

A  in  tab,  Turkey 

New  Haven 
Goshen,  N.  V. 
Soiithingion 

Marietta,  O. 

Catskill,  N,  Y. 
Ne7v  Haven 
New  York  City 


158  York  St. 

128  High  St. 

West  Meriden 

167  George  si. 

67  Mansfield  St. 

36  Orchard  st. 

116  College  St. 

16  s.  H. 

gi  w. 

14  s.  H. 

156  Crown  St. 

53  Prospect  St. 


Great  Barrington,  Mass.      4  Libra r)'  St. 
Brooklyn,  N,  Y.  523  Chapel  si. 


A^ew  Haven 


157  Church  St. 


60  \v 


Graduate  Students,  17 


-V 


School  of  tue  Fine  Arts. 


Rev. 
Rev. 


FACULTY. 

NOAH    PORTER.  D.D..  LL.D..  President 
JOHN    F.  WEIR.  N.A..  M.A..  Director 
JAMES   M.  HOPPIN.  D.D. 
JOHN    H.  NIEMEYER,  M.A. 


Frederic  R.  Honey,  fnshucior  in  Perspective 
John  P.  C.  Foster,  M.D.,  Instructor  in  Anatomy 
Harrison  W.  Lindslev,  C.E.,  Instructor  in  Architecture 
Frederic  T.  Langzettel,  Librarian 


STU 


Waller  E.  Vaill 
Louise  R.  Jeweit 
Jane  C.  Newton 
Lucy  A.  Bradner 
Helen  Oakford 
Maud  A.  Allen 
Fannie  C.  Burr 
Mary  R.  Prescoit 
Elizabeth  U.  Kingsley 
Mary  L.  Thorn 
Elmira  L.  Candee 
Mary  W.  Curtis 
Rebecca  M.  Mitchell 
Elizabeth  S.  Pitman 
Ethel  C.  Walker 
Caroline  Lindslev 
Henry  E.  Manning 
William  H.  Jackson 
Alice  A.  Sanford 
Margaret  P.  Gay 
Emma  H.  Hill 
Mary  E.  Hobson 
Sarah  J.  Deshon 
£mma  C.  Banks 
M.  Ona  Banks 
Emil  Baumgarten 
Matilda  B.  Stoeckcl 
Sarah  W.  Foote 
Katherine  B.  Park 
Julia  L  Coe 
Jessie  C.  Harger 
George  F.  Bosivorih 
William  H.  Jewell 


DENTS. 

Litchfield 
Buffalo,  N.  V. 
Nonvichy  N.  Y. 
Rochester,  N.  Y. 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
Monroe 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
N'ew  Haven 
Bridi^epof-t 
Ne7v  Haven 
New  Haven 
Walliuiiford 
New  Haven 
uVeio  Haven 
Fair  Haven 
New  Haven 
Redding 
Fannington 
New  Haven 
Wallingford 
Meriden 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
New  York  City 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
jVe7i'  Haven 
New  Haven 
Milford^ 
New  Haven 


Also,  82  students  from  the  Sheffield  Scientific  School, 


25 


Academical    Department. 


SENIOR     CLASS. 


John  Lanson  Adams 
Loring  WilUam  Andrews 
Francis  Gibbons  Beach 
Charles  Seidles  Beck,  Jr. 
Edward  A.  Beddall 
Frank  Herbert  Beedc 
Nelson  William  Bell 
Richard  Mervin  Bissell 
Philo  Carpenter  Black 
Lucius  Boltwood 
Edward  Increase  Bosworth 
George  Hill  Bottome 
Edward  Gaylord  Bourne 
Henry  Eldridge  Bourne 
Arthur  Eugene  Bowers 
Austin  Lord  Bowman 
George  Ernest  Bowman 
David  Hillhouse  Buel 
Charles  Winslow  Burpee 
George  Lorenzo  Burton 
Frederic  Sanford  Calhoun 
Henry  Warner  Calhoun 
Woolsey  Carmalt 
Albert  Carr 

George  Prentiss  Carroll 
Henry  Carver 
Francis  Davis  Chamberlain 
Henry  Morton  Chase 
Samuel  Beresford  Childs 
Charles  Cameron  Clarke,  Jr. 
Gilbert  Colgate 
Charles  Farnham  Collins 
Robert  Harrison  Cornish 
Arthur  Bradford  Cornwall 
Charles  Rogers  Corwith 
John  Franklin  Craul 
George  Cromwell 


Wfsiport 

28  s. 

New  York  City 

220  I) 

New  Haven 

201  I>. 

Wilkes  Barre,  Pa, 

23  s. 

Port  Carbon,  Pa, 

145  F. 

Dover,  N,  H. 

74  X.  M. 

Neiv  York  City 

146  F. 

Chicago,  III, 

168  F. 

Dallas  City,  III, 

151  F. 

Ne7v  Haven 

77  Wall  St. 

Elgin,  III. 

106  N. 

New  York  City 

4  s. 

Sharon 

181  L. 

Sharon 

181  L. 

North  Manchester 

92  N.  M. 

South  Windsor 

9S. 

South  Windsor 

9S. 

Yonkers,  N.   Y, 

103  N. 

Waterhury 

119  N. 

New  Haven 

151  F. 

New  Haven 

146  F. 

New  York  City 

31  S. 

New  York  City 

6s. 

Collinsville 

1 14  N. 

Forestville 

10  s. 

Doylestown,  Pa. 

8  s. 

West  Chester,  Pa. 

149  F. 

Syracuse,  N.   Y. 

108  X. 

East  Hartford 

105  N. 

Sing  Sing,  N.   Y. 

II  S. 

Otange,  N'.  J. 

29  S. 

Newport,  R.  /. 

201  D. 

Gillette,  N.  J. 

4S. 

New  Haven 

90  N.  M. 

Chicago,  III. 

32  S. 

Hall,  Pa. 

74  N.  M. 

Brooklyn,  N.   Y, 

228  D. 

• 

26 


Frank  Cunningham 
Arnold  Guyot  Dana 
Laurent  Clerc  Deming 
Edward  Nelson  Oingley 
Maurice  Edwards  Dunham 
Everett  James  Esselstyn 
Seward  Henry  Fields 
Arthur  Lyman  Fisk 
Henry  Edward  Fisk 
Henry  Titus  Folsom    - 
Charles  Jenkins  Foote 
Charles  Seward  Foote 
Henry  Anthon  Forchheimer 
Robert  Aldrlch  Fosdick 
Elihu  Brintnal  Frost 
Herbert  Loring  Frost 
John  William  Galbraith 
Stephen  Leonard  Geisthardt 
Chauncey  Milton  Griggs 
William  Irwin  Grubb 
Charles  Harris  Hall 
Charles  Halsey 
Clifford  Dudley  Ham 
Charles  William  Harkncss 
Benjamin  Vincent  Harrison 
Irving  Warren  Hart 
Frederick  William  Havens 
Samuel  Newhall  Hawkes 
Victor  Emanuel  Helleberg 
Harry  Roberts  Hillard 
Lord  Butler  Hillard 
Tuthill  Reynolds  Hillard 
Horace  George  Hoadley 
William  James  Holly 
Wilber  Eugene  Houpt 
Henry  Martyn  Hoyt 
Louis  Kossuth  Hull 
Thomas  D.  Husted 
William  Alfred  Jackson 
George  Conkling  Jennings 
Samuel  Rountrce  Jewell 
George  Washington  Johnston 
Francis  Bartlett  Kellogg 
Fred  William  Kellogg 
Clifford  Stephen  Kelscy 


SEl^IOHS, 

New  York  City 

lOI  N. 

New  Haven 

24  Hillhouse  av. 

Hartford 

29  s. 

Lewiston,  Me. 

129  F. 

Edgar  town ^  Mass. 

16  s. 

HoUowville,  N.   V. 

105  N. 

Atlanta,  III. 

134  F. 

Northampton,  Mass. 

16  s. 

Chicago,  III. 

90  N.  M. 

Orange,  N.  y. 

210  D. 

New  Haven 

14  S. 

Port  Henry,  N.   V. 

103  N. 

Mobile,  Ala. 

157  F. 

Stamford 

2  S. 

Peekskill,  N.   Y. 

209  I). 

Cleveland,  0. 

132  F. 

Erie,  Pa. 

133  F. 

N^onvich 

7  s. 

St.  Paul,  Afinn. 

2IO  1). 

Cincinnati,  0. 

211  D. 

Bingham  ton,  N.  Y. 

219  n. 

Brooklyn,  N.   Y. 

228  I). 

Didmque,  Iowa 

145  F. 

Cleveland,  0, 

218  D. 

Montclair,  N.  J. 

149  F. 

Southington 

92  N.  M. 

Bridgeport 

I  TR. 

N'ew  Haven 

233  York  St. 

Cincinnati,  0. 

85  N.  M. 

IVilhes  Barre,  Pa. 

104  N. 

Wilkes  Barre,  Pa. 

30  s. 

.  Wilkes  Barre,  Pa. 

104  N. 

New  Haven 

27  S. 

Philadelphia,  Pa. 

69  N.  M. 

Somerset,  N.   Y. 

135  F. 

A'ingston,  Pa. 

107  N. 

Lebanon 

209  D. 

Peekskill,  N.  Y. 

lOI  N. 

Norwalk 

36  High  St. 

Cleveland,  0. 

227  D. 

Chicago,  III. 

135  F. 

Frankfort,  Ky. 

227  I). 

Avon 

107  N. 

Red  Wing,  Minn. 

25  S. 

Bridgepott 

12  S. 

7 


Charles  Martin  Kendall 

Sheldon  Quayle  Kerruish 

Daniel  Siimson  Knowlton 

Harry  VVoodville  Latham 

Fred  Churchill  Leonard 

Carll  Andrews  Lewis 

Joseph  McKeen  Lewis 

Allyn  Cooke  Loomis 

Charles  Loughridge 

George  Henry  Anderson  Lyford 

George  Stanley  Lynde 

Edward  Tompkins  McLaughlin 

William  Hutchinson  Merrill 

Kier  Mitchell 

Cleveland  Langston  Moflfett 

Eliakim  Hastings  Moore,  Jr. 

John  Atwood  Moore 

Marcus  Morton,  Jr. 

Joseph  Horton  Nelson 

Waller  Ebcn  Neillcton 

Isaac  Burkeil  Newton 

Harry  Herbert  Palmer 

Joseph  Robinson  Parrott 

Dudley  Phelps 

John  Jay  Phelps 

John  Pierpont 

Samuel  Ball  Platner 

Austin  Roe  Preston 

William  Price 

James  Frank  Raymond 

David  Farnam  Read 

Frederick  William  Rogers 

Robert  Cameron  Rogers 

Joseph  James  Rose 

Charles  Edward  Sackett 

Edward  Barteau  Sargent 

Linton  Satterthwait 

Andrew  Linn  Sawyer 

Rollin  Augustus  Sawyer,  Jr. 

Frederick  David  Shaffer 

Stanlev  Shaffer 

Charles  Colebrook  Sherman 

Henry  Warner  Slocum,  Jr. 

Clarence  Melbury  Smith 

Edward  Everett  Smith 


S£Ar/0/^S, 

An^^eiica,  N.   Y. 

204  I). 

Cleveland,  0. 

213  1>. 

Bidiie/ord,  Me. 

144  F. 

Bridgeport 

147  F. 

Spring  Mills,  N.  Y. 

23  S. 

Mew  Haven 

258  George  si. 

New  York  City 

27  s. 

Windsor 

73  N.  M. 

Chicago,  III. 

108  N. 

Cincinnati,  0. 

152  F. 

Bangor,  Me. 

76  N.  M. 

Litchfield 

25  s. 

Brooklyn,  A'.  Y. 

450  Chapel  St. 

Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

217  D. 

Newton,  N.  J. 

13  s. 

Denver,  Col. 

152  F. 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 

166  F. 

A  ndovet ,  Mass. 

132  F. 

Aurora,  III. 

168  F. 

.Stocklf ridge,  Mass. 

220  D. 

Norwich,  N.  Y. 

147  F. 

Sioux  City,  Iowa 

26  s. 

Oxford,  Me. 

22  S. 

New   York  City 

450  Chapel  St. 

Englewood,  N.  f. 

217  D. 

New  Haven 

10  s. 

Newark,  N.  J. 

154  F. 

Buffalo,  N.  Y 

31  s. 

Potts  town.  Pa. 

69  N.  M. 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

134  F. 

Bridgeport 

12  S. 

Cambridge,  Mass, 

32  s. 

Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

15  s, 

Bridgeport 

I  TR. 

Westfield,  N  Y. 

106  N. 

Cincinnati,  0. 

208  D. 

Trenton,  N.  J. 

73  N.  M. 

*  Greenwich 

163  Orange  st. 

Greenwich 

163  Orange  st. 

Cincinnati,  0. 

225  D. 

Cincinnati,  0. 

225  D. 

Syracuse,  N,  Y. 

155  F. 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

226  D. 

Clifton,  N.  Y. 

204  D. 

Birmingham 

26  S. 

2S 


ycNiORS, 


t)ert  Rodgers  Smith 

Nor  walk 

13  s. 

ren  Weston  Smith 

New  York  City 

8  S. 

mas  Shepard  Southworth 

IVest  Springfield,  Mass, 

119  N. 

ik  Penrose  Sproul 

Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

226  D. 

ik  Burton  Stevens 

Dover,  N.  //. 

85  N.  M. 

iam  Kerper  Stevens 

Reading,  Pa, 

219  D. 

iam  Hamilton  Stockwell 

Orange,  N.  J. 

129  F. 

ry  Hastings  Strong 

Westfield,  Mass. 

22  S. 

;rt  Edmond  Symington 

New  York  City 

218  D. 

ace  Dutton  Taft 

Cincinnati,  0, 

211  D. 

'  Fun  Tan 

Kwongtung,  China 

72  N.  M. 

man  Day  Thachcr 

New  Haven 

II  S. 

ry  Czar  Merwin  Thomson 

New  Haven 

14  S. 

ph  Parker  Trowbridge 

New  Haven 

41  College  St. 

iam  Trumbull 

Valparaiso,  Chili 

144  F. 

ison  Baldwin  Tucker 

New  Haven 

91  N.  M. 

aid  Vernon 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

213  D. 

Icric  Denison  Ward 

New  York  City 

91  N.  M. 

1  Elton  Wayland 

New  York  City 

208  D. 

iam  Warren  Weeks 

Havre,  France 

166  F. 

ence  Wetherill  Wilson 

Buffalo,  N.  Y, 

15  s. 

I  Butler  Woodward 

Wilkesbarre.  Pa. 

30  s. 

ries  Halsted  Yates 

Montclair,  N.  J. 

212  D. 

rison  Waite  Young 

Toledo,  0. 

160  F. 

• 

Seniors,  150 

JUNIOR    CLASS. 


leric  Sturges  Allen 
lace  Steele  Allis 
son  Vincent  Armour 
ik  Oliver  Ayres 
leric  McLcod  Barbour 
rlcs  Edwin  Bedell 
riel  Isidore  Behrisch 
•on  Pendleton  Bigelow 
rge  Reddington  Blodgctt 
uel  Albert   Booth 
>ur  Franklin  Booth 
Eastman  Botsford 
ik  Davis  Bowon 
en  Munro  Boyd,  Jr. 


Bridgeport 

159  F. 

Brookfield,    Vt. 

57  s.  M. 

Chicago,  HI. 

238  D. 

Oakham,  Mass. 

124  N. 

New  Haven 

231   York  St. 

Montclair,  N.  J. 

148  F. 

Norwich 

157  F. 

Chicago,  [11. 

233  I). 

Bucksport,  Me. 

45  s.  M. 

Kaston 

44  s.  M. 

Kaston 

44  S.  M. 

Elgin,  HI, 

142  K. 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

24  s. 

Montclair,  N.  J. 

148  F. 

2g^ 


jrivfORs. 


William  Benjamin  Brisiow 
Henry  Huisi,  Jr. 
John  Miller  Rurnam 
James  William  Cain 
Willson  Carpenter 
Charles  Eugene  Carr 
William  Mearns  Carswell 
Neville  Hart  Castle 
Edward  Mortimer  Chapman 
George  Marvin  Cheney 
James  Milton  Claggett 
Edward  Huntington  Coley 
William  Bradley  Coley 
Harris  Dunscomb  Colt 
Frederick  Connell 
Charles  Wilson  Copeland 
Edmund  Petrie  Cottle 
Henry  Roman  Cromwell 
Frederick  Kingsbury  Curtis 
Leonard  Mayhew  Daggett 
Henry  Laurens  Dawes,  Jr. 
James  Martin  Dawson 
Fred  Herbert  Dodge 
Julius  Tyler  Andrews  Dooliiilc 
Frederic  William  Doringh 
Charles  Edwin  Eaton 
Ellsworth  Eliot,  Jr. 
Maxwell  Evarts 
Arthur  Lincoln  Farwell 
George  Washington  Flowers 
Reginald  Foster 
Gerard  Fountain 
Edward  Chenery  Gale 
Daniel  Havens  Griffing 
Gustave  Frederick  Gruener 
John  Rogers  Halsey,  Jr. 
Robert  Walbridge  Hamill 
Horace  Edward  Hand 
James  Smith  Havens 
Howard  Haines  Higbee 
Roderick  Whitielsey  Hine 
John  Holden 
Joseph  Glasby  HoUiday 
Charles  Elmer  Holmes 
Henry  Caleb  Hopkins 


New  York  City 
ChatlestoUy  S.  C. 
S/.  Lo tit's.  Mo. 
New  Jlaven 
ShekopNekn,  N.   Y. 
Neiv  /Im»eti 
m^i^hlanJ  Falls,  N.  Y. 
San  Fratieiseo,   Cal. 
Old  Saybrook 
Sotithbriilge,  Mass. 
Mollis.  N.  //. 
Westport 
Westpott 
New   Yotk  City 
Set  anion.  Pa. 
Brooklyn,  N.    Y. 
Buffalo,  N.   Y. 
Brooklyn.  N.   Y. 
New  York  City 
New  Haven 
ritts/ieU,  Mass. 
New  York  City 
Bangor.  Me. 
Ulieo.  N.    Y. 
Bristol,  R.  I. 
Orange.  N.  J. 
New  York  City 
New  York  City 
Chicago.  III. 
Invin^s  Station,  Pa, 
Boston,  Mass, 
New  York  City 
Minneapolis,  Minn, 
Cutchogue,  N.  Y, 
New  Haven 
Brooklyn.  N.  Y, 
Chicago,  III. 
Scran  ton.  Pa. 
Weedsport,  N.  \. 
Clevelafid,  0. 
Lebanon 
Bridgeport 
St.  Ij>ttis,  Mo, 
Weeping  Water,  Nebr, 
Catskill,  N.  Y, 


231  n. 

163  F. 
53  s.  M. 

58  Putnam  st. 

176  F. 
2  Hillhouse  av. 

43  5-  M. 

142  F. 
100  N. 

164  F. 
60  S.  M. 
62  S.  M. 
62  S.  M. 

138  F. 

164  F. 

66  N.  M. 

24  s. 
23c  I>. 
233 1). 

1 74  F. 

234 1>. 

223  1). 

182  L. 
239  I). 

203  York  St. 
59  s.  M. 

177  F. 
90  High  St. 

234  D. 

64  s.  M. 

4  Library  st. 

216  D. 

97  N. 

113  N. 

97  N. 

4  Library  st. 

238  D. 

230  D. 

140  F. 

215  D. 

140  F. 

159  F- 
222  D. 

57  S.  M. 

229  U. 


30 


Sidney  Wright  Hopkins,  Jr. 

Edmund  Oiis  Hovey 

Frank  Campbell  Hughson 

William  Hugh  Hyndman 

Paul  Emoti  Jenks 

Charles  Jesup  Jennings 

Reinert  August  Jernberg 

William  Henry  Jessup 

Daniel  Albion  Jones 

Frederic  Scheetz  Jones 

George  William  Judson 

Robert  Bage  Kerr 

Ernest  Buckingham  Kimberly 

David  Kinlay,  Jr. 

Newell  Clark  Knight 

Yung  Kwai 

Alexander  Lambert 

Thomas  Garner  Lawrance 

Edward  Ashton  Lawrence 

Beirne  Lay 

James  Otis  Lincoln 

Ernest  St.  George  Lough 

Robert  Hum   Lyman 

George  John  McAndrew 

John  Osborn  McCalmont 

Samuel  Plumer  McCalmont,  Jr. 

Edwin  McClellan 

Henry  McCormick.  Jr. 

Henry  Clay  McDowell,  Jr. 

William  Charles  McMillan 

George  Hudson  Makuen 

Isaac  Henry  Mayer 

Charles  Abcrnethy  Mead 

Edwin  Albert  Merritt 

John  Andrew  Myers 

.'\lexander  Newton 

William  Ebenezer  Nichols 

William  Theophilus  Nichols 

James  William  Oakford 

George  Wakeman  Osborn 

Harry  Mc.Mahon  Painter 

Charles  Labaii  Pardee 

George  Wasliinnion   Patterson,  Jr. 

Frank  DunLip  P.ivey 

Vincent  Charles  Peck 


yC'JV/OA\S. 

New  York  City 

206  D. 

New  Haven 

43  S.  M. 

Albany.  N.   V. 

215  D. 

Newburgh^  N,   Y. 

46  S.  M. 

Brooklytt,  N,  Y, 

4  Library  st. 

Redding 

215  York  St. 

Fredrikshald^  Norway 

64  s.  M. 

Afontrose,  Pa. 

224  D. 

Fair  Haven 

43  S.  M. 

Monroe  City,  Mo. 

48  S.  M. 

Stratford 

48  S.  M. 

Ne7v  York  City 

214  I). 

New  Haven 

60  S.  M. 

Andover,  Mass. 

109  N. 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 

222  I). 

Kwongtung,  China 

72  N.  M. 

New  York  City 

90  High  St. 

New  York  City 

224  D. 

Chicago,  III. 

235  D. 

Easton^  Md. 

156  F. 

Bath,  Me. 

172  F. 

Brooklyn,  N.   Y. 

163  F. 

Holyoke,  Mass. 

61   S.  M. 

Forestville,  N.  Y. 

113  N. 

Franklin,  Pa. 

46  S.  M. 

Franklin,  Pa. 

170  F. 

Cambridi^e^  N.   Y. 

48  S.  M. 

Uarrisburg,  Pa. 

221  D. 

Lexington^  Ky. 

231  D. 

Detroit,  Mick. 

202  D. 

Goshen^  N.  Y, 

156  F. 

Chicago,  III. 

54  s-  >*. 

Darien 

88  N.  M. 

Potsdam,  N.   Y. 

182  L. 

Cnlitfiibin,  Pa. 

214  D. 

Crystal  Springs,  Miss. 

53  s.  M. 

East  Iladdom 

161  F. 

Cincinnati,  0. 

131  F. 

Scranton,  Pa. 

232  I). 

Easton 

56  S.  M. 

West  Haven 

37  s.  M. 

New  Haven 

65  Olive  St. 

Jr.      West  field,  N.  Y. 

88  N.  M. 

Washington  C.  H,,  0. 

Trumbull 

105  Dwight  St. 

^^ 


JUNIORS. 

Benjamin  Horn  Pendleton 

Stonington 

54  S.11. 

James  Hosmer  Penniman 

Philadelphia,  Pa. 

47  S.M. 

Jacob  Perkins 

Warren,  0. 

165  F. 

Charles  Pierpont  Phelps 

Burlington,  Vt, 

229  D. 

Clarence  Nathaniel  Piatt 

New  Haven 

17  Lyon  St. 

Edwin  Lewis  Porter 

New  Cumberland,  IV,  Va. 

221  D. 

Edward  Wright  Potter 

Essex 

173  F. 

Albert  Henry  Pratt 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y, 

223  D. 

Harry  Woodruff  Prouty 

Concord,  0. 

40  S.  M. 

James  Bronson  Reynolds 

North  Haven 

143  F. 

Clinton  Ross 

Bingham  ton,  N,  Y, 

137  F. 

Henry  Jacob  Ryder 

New  Haven 

70  Hal  lock  St. 

Harry  Gilbert  Samson 

Richmond,  Ind. 

177  F. 

Edward  Isaac  Sanford,  Jr. 

New  Haven 

237  D. 

William  Henry  Sanford 

Newtown 

131  F. 

Ward  Webster  Savery 

Marion,  Mass, 

47  s.  M. 

Benjamin  Scharps 

Newhurgh,  N,  Y. 

55  s.  M. 

James  Foster  Scott 

West  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

38  S.  M. 

Charles  Scott  Seeley 

Fairfield 

56  S.  M. 

Henry  Tweedy  Shelton,  Jr. 

Bridgeport 

237  D. 

Oliver  Taylor  Sherwood 

Southport 

37  s.  M. 

John  Ira  Souther 

Worcester,  Mass, 

40  S.  M. 

William  McMurtrie  Speer 

Huntingdon,  Pa. 

Selden  Palmer  Spencer 

EHe,  Pa. 

143  K. 

Sydney  Stein 

Chicago,  III. 

139  F. 

John  Henry  Stevenson,  Jr. 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y, 

170  F. 

Frank  Strong 

Auburn,  N.  Y, 

t6o  I 

William  Lord  Strong 

Pittston,  Pa. 

I't  F. 

John  Trumbull  Swift 

Colchester 

216  IJ. 

William  Ambrose  Taylor 

Brooklyn,  N.   Y. 

239  D. 

Joseph  Tomlinson,  Jr. 

Shelton 

39  S.  M. 

Ray  Tompkins 

Elmira,  N.   Y. 

203  D. 

Frank  Dean  Trowbridge 

New  Haven 

232  I>. 

Joseph  Nathaniel  Tuttle 

Madison,  N.  y. 

124  N. 

Henry  Bancroft  Twombly 

Boston,  Mass. 

158  F. 

George  Urquhart,  Jr. 

Wilkes  Barre,  Pa. 

175  F. 

Harry  Raup  Wagner 

Philadelphia,  Pa, 

169  F. 

Albert  Clark  Waiie 

New  York  City 

235  D. 

Charles  Morehead  Walker 

Chicago,  III, 

169  F. 

Dean  Augustus  Walker 

Auburndale,  Mcus, 

162  F. 

Charles  Ansel  Wairous 

uVcw  Haven 

174  F. 

Albert  Foote  Wells 

AVtc  Haven 

100  Greene  st. 

Arthur  Brattle  Wells 

Chicago,  III. 

173  F. 

Edwrd  Wells,  Jr. 

Peekskill,  N.   Y, 

161  F. 

Henry  Lincoln  Whittlesey 

Old  Sijybrook 
32 

172  F. 

SOPHOMORES. 


Daniel  Hand  Wilcox,  Jr. 
Amos  Parker  Wilder 
Nathan  Gallup  Williams,  Jr. 
William  Williams 
Herbert  Walter  Wolcoti 
Henry  Milton  Wolf 
Joseph  Wood 

Harrv  Augustus  Worcester 
Edward  Augustus  Wright 


New  Haven 
Augusta^  Me, 
Detroit^  Mich, 
New  London 
Cleveland,  0, 
Chicago,  III. 
Sayville,  N.  Y. 
Albany,  N.  Y. 
Cromwell 


165  K. 
162  F. 
202  D. 
238  York  St. 
45  s.  M. 
139  F. 

167  F. 

206  D. 

61  S.  M. 

Juniors,  157 


SOPHOMORE    CLASS. 


Ernest  Rufus  Adee 
Clifford  Butler  Allen 
Henry  Burrall  Anderson 
John  Hulett  Arnot 
Francis  Peck  Bacheler 
Lucius  Olmsted  Baird 
Dwight  Baldwin 
Henry  deForesi  Baldwin 
Waller  Sterreit  Baldwin 
Frederic  Barnard 
Jonathan  Barnes 
Henry  Worthingion  Beckwith 
Samuel  Reading  Bertron 
Lewis -Sherrill  Bigelow 
Joseph  Augustus  Blake 
Herbert  James  Boggis 
John  Henry  Booth 
Robert  Seymour  Bradley 
Frank  Bosworth  Brandegce 
John  Cloyse  Bridgman 
John  Horatio  Briggs 
Oliver  Percy  Bright 
Henry  Stanford  Brooks,  Jr. 
John  La  id)  aw  Buel 
Lewin  Frank  Bucll 
David  Hanson  Buffuni,  Jr. 
Samuel  Davis  Capen 


Westchester,  N.  Y. 
St.  Louis,  Mo. 
New  York  City 
Elmira,  N.  Y. 
Woodstock 
Chicago,  III. 
A I  Is  ton,  Mass. 
New  York  City 
Chicago,  III. 
Po  ugh  keeps  it'.  A'.  Y. 
Springjield,  Mass. 
Chicago,  III. 
Port  Gibson,  Mist, 
St.  Paul,  Minn. 
New  Haven 
Cleveland,  0. 
Vergt'nncs,  Vt. 
New  Haven 
New  London 
Cleveland,  0. 
Auburn,  Me. 
Wilmington,  Del. 
San  Francisco,  Cal. 
Litchfield 
Madison 

Great  Falls,  N.  H. 
St.  I^uis,  Mo. 


464  Chapel  St. 

124  w. 

464  Chapel  St. 

65  w. 

161  York  St. 

119  w. 

141  K. 

136  Crown  St. 

432  Chapel  St. 

106  Wall  St. 

192  c. 

68  w. 

107  w. 

464  Chapel  St. 

92  w. 

65  N.  M. 

192  c. 

142  Orange  st. 

464  Chapel  St. 

75  N.  M. 

I  s. 

525  Chapel  St. 

464  Chapel  St. 

123  N. 
100  ^. 

464  Chapel  St. 

124  w. 


33 


SOPHOMORES. 


Charles  Lyman  Carhari 

Piekskill,  N.  K 

187  c. 

William  Merle  Carhart 

P^ekskill,  N,  Y, 

187  c. 

William  Scoville  Case 

Gran  by 

189  George  st. 

Wilson  Caiherwood 

Philadelphia^  Pa. 

87  w. 

Edward  Herrick  Chandler 

AuburndaU,  Mass, 

1 16  N. 

Harry  Good  now  Chase 

Uke  Vieiu,  III. 

65  N.  M. 

Francis  Asbury  Christian 

Canandaigua,  N.  V. 

60s.  M. 

Sidney  Morse  Colgate 

Orange,  N.  J. 

66  w. 

Richard  Collins  Coll 

New  York  City 

138  F. 

Henry  Buckelew  Cosgrove 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

Augustin  Averill  Crane 

New  Haven 

213  Orange  si. 

William  Williams  Crehore 

Cleveland,  0. 

533  Chapel  St. 

Dixi  Lyman  Crosby 

Milford,  N.  H. 

98  N. 

Wilbur  Lucius  Cross 

Gurleyville 

99  N. 

Charles  Elbridge  Cushing 

Bath,  Me. 

I  s. 

Colman  Ward  Culler 

Neiv  London 

450  Chapel  St. 

William  M.  Derby 

Chicago,  III. 

20  s. 

George  Stuart  Dickinson 

IVorcester,  Mass. 

41  S.  M. 

Charles  Stuart  Dodge 

New  York  City 

72  w. 

Herbert  Lionel  Doggetl 

Kansas  City,  Mo. 

68»w. 

Daniel  Mela  Dull 

Harrisburgh,  Pa. 

126  High  St. 

Wilfred  Ernest  Eaton 

Orange,  N.  J. 

59  S.  M. 

Richard  Ellis 

Peckskill,  N.  Y. 

49  s.  M. 

Albert  Heman  Ely 

Elyria,  0. 

206  D. 

William  David  Evans 

Rorkville 

68  N.  M. 

Walter  Farwell 

Chicago,  III. 

81  N.  M. 

John  Dennis  Ferris 

Chatham,  N.  J. 

3^' 

Henry  Richmond  Flanders 

West  Tisbury,  Mass. 

81  N.  M. 

John  Couch  Flanders 

Portland,  Oregon 

525  Chapel  St. 

Charles  Northrop  Flint 

Port  Henry,  N.  Y. 

202  Orange  si. 

Lambert  Foster 

Plainfeld,  N.  J. 

119  w. 

Frederic  Wilson  Francis 

Newington 

188  c. 

Walter  Francis  Frear 

Honolulu,  H.  I. 

99  N. 

Henry  Fresenius 

New  Haven 

41  S.  M. 

Harlow  Stearns  Gale 

Minneapolis,  Minn. 

97  N. 

John  William  Gavin 

Neiu  ffaven 

90  Orchard  si. 

Edward  Auijiistus  George 

Providence.  R.  I. 

63  S.  M. 

Lafayette  Blanchard  Gieason 

Delhi,  N.  Y. 

33  s.  M. 

Kenyon  Gorham 

New   York  City 

59  w. 

Herbert  Ridgway  Green 

Readinj^,  Pa. 

92  w. 

William  Gregory  Green 

New  Mil  ford 

75  N.  M, 

James  Hall 

Ne7v  Haven 

82  .N.  M. 

Charles  Edward  Harris,  Jr. 

Ne7u  Haven 

149  St.  John  St. 

Henrv  Knabb  Harrison 

Birdsboro,  Pa. 

117  York  St. 

Walter  Augustus  Hawley 

San  Francisco,  Cal. 

193  c. 

34 


SOPHOMORES. 


Benjamin  Kayc  Heaion 
Edward  Nebleit  Hidden 
Charles  Buxton  Hobbs 
Philip  Parley  Hubbard 
Stanton  Benette  Hume 
Ernest  Howard  Hunter 
Henry  Fairchlld  James 
William  Jarvis 
James  Richard  Joy 
James  Benjamin  Keogh 
Hervey  DeLoss  Leland 
George  Thomas  Linslcy 
Rodney  Macdonough 
John  McHeiiry 
Guy  Ward  Mallon 
Louis  Austin  Mansfield 
Charles  Thompson  Mathews 
William  Maxwell 
James  Alfred  Merrill 
Caleb  Eugene  Montgomery 
William  Procter  Morrison 
David  Winfield  Mulvanc 
Charles  Dwight  Napier 
Atherton  Noyes 
Manly  Dayton  Ormes 
John  Stone  Pardee 
John  Palmer  Parsons 
Lyman  Plimpton  Peet 
William  Fellows  Peet 
Edward  Bunnell  Phelps 
Robert  James  Pitkin 
John  Winthrop  Platner 
David  Plessner 
Oramel  Whittlesev  Pratt 
Eugene  Lamb  Richards,  Jr. 
Edwin  Wales  Robertson 
Lucius  Franklin  Robinson 
Harry  Leighton  Rollins 
George  Augustus  Sanderson 
Robert  Alfred  Sands 
Emil  Adolfc  Schultze,  Jr. 
Conrad  Shamel  Shelve.  Jr. 
Frank  Robinson  Shipman 
Joseph  Cornelius  Smith 
Thomas  Smull 


Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Cinciunati,  0. 
Brooklyn,  N.   Y. 
Lit€hfield 
St.  Louis,  Afo. 
CAiin^i;;o,  III. 
OgdeNsburq,  A\    Y. 
Louisville,  Ky. 
Groton,  Mass. 
Chicai^o,  III. 
Utica,  N.   Y. 
New  Haven 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Baltimore,  Md. 
Cineinnati,  0. 
Nero  J/aven 
New  York  City 
Roekville 
Rutland,  Vt. 
Laneasler,  Pa. 
Cineinnati,  O. 
Topeka,  Kansas 
Brooklyn,  N.   Y. 
Wilmington,  Mass. 
Tuscola,  Mich. 
Ne7v  Haven 
Rve,  N.  v. 
West  Haven 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
New  Haven 
Denver,  Col. 
Netuark,  N.  y, 
H olden.  Mo. 
Salem 

New  Haven 
Columbia,  S.  C. 
Hartford 
Wellesley,  Mass. 
Littleton,  Mass. 
New  York  City 
Hoboken,  N.  J. 
Norristown,  Pa. 
Hartford 
Hawleyville 
Port  Washington,  N. 


19I  C. 

215  Croivn  St. 

169  Temple  St. 

128  High  St. 

85  Olive  St. 

254  York  St. 

464  Chapel  St. 

237  Orange  st. 

186  c. 

57  w. 

200  George  st. 

II  Wolcotl  St.  . 

106  w. 

115  w. 
130  F. 

70  Lyon  St. 

219  York  St. 
464  Chap**!  St. 

62  w. 
20  s. 
17  s. 

64  vv. 

116  N. 

190  c. 
133  College  St. 

66  vv. 

191  c. 
33  s.  M. 

10  Washington  st. 

57  w. 
154  F. 

63  w. 
194  c. 

135  College  St. 

109  College  St. 

76  High  St. 

130  F. 

186  c. 

62  vv. 

464  Chapel  St. 

58  w. 
76  High  St. 
22  Olive  St. 

Y.      65  Grove  st. 


35 


FRESHMEN. 


George  Fitch  Stacy 

Carrington  Riverius  Stiles 

Richard  Salter  Storrs 

Otis  Strong 

Wyllys  Terry 

Arthur  Cecil  Thomson 

Arthur  Lloyd  Tomes 

William  Thomas  Tomlinson 

Joseph  Hendley  Townsend 

Frank  Van  Allen 

Francis  Joseph  Vernon 

George  Edgar  Vincent 

Wilmer  Earl  Walker 

Charles  Lewis  Wav 

Paul  Irving  Welles 

Theodore  Winihrop  Weston 

William  Taylor  Glidden  Weymouth 

Herbert  Henry  White 

Levi  Olmstead  Wiggins 

Charles  Samuel  Wiley 

Robert  Bradford  Williams 

Wolff  Willner 

George  Heber  Woodhull 

George  Catlin  Woodruff,  Jr. 

Wilfred  James  Worcester 


Stacyville^  Io7va 
East  BloomJifU,  N. 
New  York  City 
Auburn^  N,   K. 
Brooklyn,  N,  Y, 
New  Haven 
Brooklyn,  N.   Y. 
Georgeto7vn,  Del. 
New  Haven 
Ravens  woody  III, 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Ne7v  Haven 
Chicago,  III. 
Hartford 
Fayettcville,  N.  Y. 
New  York  City 
Beaufort,  S.  C. 
New  Haven 
Newbnrgh,  N.  Y. 
Charleston,  III. 
Augusta,  Ga. 
New  Haven 
Baiting  Hollow,  N. 
Litchfield 
Albany,  N.  Y. 


194  c. 

Y,     17  Woostcr  sq. 

4 SO  Chapel  st. 

180  L. 

87  N.  M. 

103  w. 

18  s. 

68  N.  M. 

18  s. 
190  c. 

67  N.  M. 

44  High  St. 
432  Chapel  St. 

76  High  St. 

1 16  w. 

35  High  St. 

65  w. 

147  Humphrey  St. 

525  Chapel  St. 

49  s.  M. 

45  Goffe  St. 
157  Bradley  st. 

Y.  193  c. 

123  N. 
116  w. 

Sophomores,  142 


FRESHMAN    CLASS. 


Charles  Francis  Adams 
John  Charles  Adams 
Norman  Ilsley  Adams 
Warren  Austin  Adams 
Joseph  Lincoln  Adler 
Zachariah  Nelson  Allen 
Henry  Semple  Ames 
Paul  Kimball  Ames 
William  Burrall  Anderson 
Benjamin  Harris  Anthony 
Robert  Appleton 


Westport 

128  N. 

Oakland,  Cal, 

120  York  St. 

Boston,  Mass. 

79  N.  M. 

Skaneateles,  N.  Y. 

28  s. 

Cincinnati,  0. 

78  N.  M. 

Brooklyn,  N,  Y. 

25  High  St. 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 

237  Orange  st. 

Bethel,  Me. 

64  Wh alley  av. 

New  York  City 

498  Chapel  St. 

New  Bedford,  Mass, 

126  N. 

New  York  City 

498  Chapel  St. 

36 

PRESHAfElsr. 

Bartlett  Arkell 

Canajoharie^  N.  Y, 

112  N. 

Edward  Sawyer  Bacon 

Dover^N.  H. 

77  N.  M. 

Charles  Lukens  Bailey,  Jr. 

Ilarrisburg,  Pa, 

489  Chapel  St. 

Irving  Baldwin 

Cleveland,  0. 

155  Elm  St. 

Harvey  Brown  Bashore 

Wt'st  Fairview,  Pa, 

55  Prospect  St. 

Everett  Alanson  Bates 

Danielsonville 

Ill  N. 

John  Beadie 

New  Haven 

137  College  St. 

Porter  Beard  si  ey 

Aubum,,N,  y. 

44  Elm  St. 

Daniel  Doane  Bidwell 

East  Ha  fi ford 

120  D wight  St. 

Louis  Bennett  Bishop 

New  Haven 

215  Church  St. 

George  Hathaway  Bixby 

Los  Angeles,  Cal, 

129  College  St. 

Edward  Newton  Brandegce 

Berlin 

136  College  St. 

William  Partridge  Brandegee 

Elizabeth,  N.  J. 

127  Crown  St. 

Samuel  Kimball  Bremner 

Box  ford,  Mass. 

44  Elm  St. 

William  Sinclair  Brigham 

Savannah,  Ga. 

489  Chapel  St. 

Joseph  Sharjwood  Brinton 

Philadelphia,  Pa. 

192  York  St. 

Cornelius  Gardner  Bristol 

Milford 

150  Grove  st. 

Ellis  Henry  Roberts  Brooks 

Neiv  York  City 

166  York  St. 

William  Adams  Brown 

New  York  City 

252  York  St. 

Carl  Darling  Buck 

Bucksport,  Me. 

15  Home  pi. 

Wilson  Lee  Cannon,  Jr. 

Dover,  Del. 

38  High  St. 

William  White  Capron 

Albany,  N.  Y. 

238  York  St. 

Schuyler  Casemate  Carlton 

Cleveland,  0. 

133  College  St. 

George  Elias  Carter 

Chicopee  Falls,  Mass. 

109  High  St. 

Theophilus  Ransom  Carter 

Erie,  Pa. 

73  Howe  St. 

Lawrence  William  Churchill 

Oswego,  A^.  Y. 

80  N.  M. 

Charles  Franklin  Clarke 

Columbia 

157  Orange  st. 

Charles  Nelson  Codding 

Collinsville 

41  High  St. 

Austen  Colgate 

Orange,  N.  J. 

252  York  St. 

James  Moffatt  Condit 

Indianapolis,  Ind, 

65  York  sq. 

Michael  Francis  Connor 

Chicopee,  Mass. 

29  Foote  St. 

Francis  Rexford  Cooley 

Hartford 

114  College  St. 

John  Joseph  Corkery 

Norwich 

159  George  st. 

Gibbons  Gray  Cornwell 

West  Chester,  Pa, 

189  George  st. 

Alfred  Cowles,  Jr. 

Chicago,  III. 

200  York  St. 

Stanford  Tappan  Crapo 

New  Bedford,  Mass, 

126  N. 

Thomas  Darling 

IVilkes  Barre,  Pa. 

36  High  St. 

Benjamin  Joseph  Davis 

New  Haven 

285  Orange  st. 

Thomas  Mills  Day,  Jr. 

Hartford 

120  Crown  St. 

Calvin  Dickey 

Cincinnati,  0. 

78  N.  M. 

Thomas  Frank  Dougherty 

VVaterbury 

•  106  Crown  St. 

Hugh  Kirkman  Drouillard 

Nashville,  Tenn. 

133  College  St. 

Judson  Shultz  Dutcher 

Ellenville,  N.  Y. 

Ill  N. 

Oliver  Dyer,  Jr. 

Afount  Vernon,  N,  Y. 

125  D wight  St. 

Percy  Edgar 

Newark,  N,  J, 
37* 

166  York  St. 

FRESHMEN. 


George  Edwin  Eliol,  Jr. 

Abraham  Lincoln  Fellows 

George  Otis  Fellows 

Henry  Flarsheim 

Richard  Thomas  Francke 

William  Morgan  Gallup 

Arthur  Goebel 

Nicholas  Minor  Goodlett,  Jr. 

Chauncey  William  Goodrich 

William  Burton  Goodwin 

Willis  Horace  Goodyear 

Charles  Eugene  Grant 

Louis  Moen^Grant 

Waller  Greenwood  Graves 

John  King  Griffith 

Charles  Jared  Griggs 

George  Henry  Guernsey 

Marcellus  Hawthorne  Poc  Hagans 

Edwin  Trowbridge  Hall 

Lewis  Bircly  Hamilton 

Henry  Earl  Hard 

Henry  Mills  Harding 

Charles  Edward  Hellier 

V/illiam  Pirtle  Herod 

Ralph  Hickox 

Edward  Avery  Hine 

Albert  Holcomb 

Henry  Ewing  Hord 

Frederick  Buell  Hungerford 

Charles  Livingston  Hyde 

Henry  Ivison,  Jr. 

Herbert  Armstrong  Jaggard 

Charles  Henry  Jeffras 

Frank  Harrison  Kelley,  Jr. 

Edward  Russell  Kellogg 

Wallace  Percy  Knapp 

Paul  Augustine  Kunkel 

David  Denison  Lambert 

Elliot  Cowdin  Lambert 

Edward  Bowman  Leaf 

Dudley  Lcavitt 

James  Wright  Lee,  Jr. 

William  Leland 

Charlton  Miner  Lewis 

Walter  Hale  Little 


Clinton 
Nonvich 
Noi"ivich 
St,  Joseph,  Mo. 
Nfw  York  City 
Nor7vich 
Coi'i Hilton,  A' v. 
Evansvii/c,  Jnd. 
Nfw  I/ai'eu 
Biddeford,  Me. 
Ham  den 
Chicai[o,  Hi. 
C/iicaxo,  HI. 
A'ew  Haven 
Cynthiana,  A'r. 
Water  burv 
Kaston 

Cincinnati,  O. 
Bift^harnton,  :V.    Y. 
Water  bury 
C/iieaji^o,  HI. 
Wilkes  Bar  re.  Pa. 
Bangor,  Me. 
Indianapolis,  Jnd. 
New  York  City 
Newark,  N.  J. 
Conway,  Mass. 
Indianapolis,  Jnd. 
Burlington^  Vt. 
Plain  field,  N.  J. 
Rutheiford,  N.  J. 
Altoona,  Pa. 
Cincinnati,  O. 
Worcester,  Mass. 
San  Francisco,  CaL 
New  York  City 
Harrisburg,  Pa. 
New  Haven 
Ne7v  York  City 
Birdsboro,  Pa. 
West  StrockbridgCy 
Clevelatid,  0. 
Cleveland,  0. 
Neiv  York  City 
Newbury,  Mass, 


127  N. 
95  N.  M. 

95  N.  M. 
104  Howe  St. 

109  High  St. 

93  N.  M. 

25  High  St. 

161  Temple  st. 

87  Trumbull  si. 

80  N.  M. 

86  Park  si. 

184  York  SI. 

184  York  .SI. 

loi  Grove  sr. 

121  York  .«!. 

128  High  St. 

3oc»  Elm  St. 

9S  .N. 

72  High  St. 

73  Howe  St. 

125  .N. 

36  High  St. 
15  Home  pi. 

65  York  .*q. 
133  College  St. 

105  Wall  St. 

66  Howe  St. 

96  N.  M. 
109  Wall  St. 

127  Crown  SI. 
161  York  St. 
158  York  St. 
254  York  St. 
120  York  St. 
120  York  St. 

55  Prospect  SL 

163  Bradley  st. 

90  High  St. 

489  Chapel  St. 

Mass,  128  N. 

133  College  St. 

59  w. 

125  High  St. 

79  N.  M. 


jj- 


FRESHMEN. 


William  Howard  Ludington 
William  McElroy 
Charles  Hale  Matthews 
Charles  Putnam  Merrill 
Daniel  Agnew  Moore 
Frederick  Wightman  Moore 
Edward  Broad  bent  Morgan 
Charles  Rockwell  Morley 
George  Rudolf  Mosle 
Henry  Townsend  Nason 
Charles  Frederick  Odell 
William  Augustus  Otis 
John  Henry  Painter 
William  Henry  Parks 
Edward  Wright  Peet 
Frank  George  Peters 
Harry  William  Petrikm 
Edward  Johnson  Phelps 
Sheffield  Phelps 
Charles  Wheeler  Pierson 
John  Leslie  Russel  Pratt 
Gurdon  Mumford  Ransom 
Robert  Latimer  Redfield 
Edward  Winthrop  Rcid 
Arlei^h  Dygert  Richardson 
John  Frederic  Roache 
William  Alfred  Robbins 
Lucius  Chester  Rycc 
Henry  Thayer  Safford 
John  Christopher  Schwab 
Samuel  Washington  Scott 
Edward  Blake  Seely 
Fred  Norris  Sewall 
Henry  Dusenbury  Shelden 
Arthur  Lefhngwell  Shipman 
Edward  Colhoun  Smith 
Edward  Lincoln  Smith 
Floyd  Robinson  Smith 
Frank  DeWiti  Smith 
George  Cl.irk  Smith 
Frank  Ashcr  Souihworth 
William  Cromwell  Sprague 
Walter  Gay  Siebbins 
Philip  Battell  Stewart 
Edgar  Crane  Stiles 


New  York  City 
Albany,  N,  Y. 
Chicago,  III, 
Portland,  Me. 
St.  Louis,  Mo. 
New  London 
Denver,  Col. 
Cleveland,  0. 
New  York  City 
Troy,  N.  Y. 
Tarryttown,  N.   Y. 
Cleveland,  O. 
Kittanning,  Pa, 
Clinton 
J  Vest  Haven 
Syracuse,  N.   Y. 
Huntingdon,  Pa. 
Andover,  Mass, 
Eni:^le7vood,  N.  y, 
Florida,  N.  Y. 
Aransas  City,  Afo. 
Nexu  York  City 
New  York  City 
Lakeinlle 
Ilion,  N.   Y, 
North  Andover,  Mass, 
Key  Port,  N.  J. 
New  York  City 
Burlington,  Vt. 
Fordham  Heights,  N, 
Ne7v  Haven 
Tarry  town,  N.   Y, 
Bath,  Me, 
Detroit,  Mich, 
Hartford 
St,  Joseph,  Mo, 
Montpelier,  Vt, 
Jersey  City,  N,  J. 
Chicago,  III, 
Newburgh,  N,  Y, 
Philadelphia,  Pa, 
Ogdensburg,  N,   Y, 
Springfieldy  Mass. 
Middlebury^  Vt. 
Hartford 


252  York  St. 

238  York  St. 

120  York  St. 

65  York  sq. 

237  Orange  St. 

41  High  St. 

192  York  St. 

41  Trumbull  st. 

72  High  St. 

112  N. 

128  N. 

T55  Elm  St. 

65  Olive  St. 

29  High  St. 

94  N.  M. 

77  N.  M. 

73  Howe  St. 

74  High  St. 

74  High  St. 

120  D wight  St. 

55  Trumbull  st. 

72  High  St. 

166  York  St. 

74  High  St. 

192  York  St. 

109  N. 

133  College  St. 

136  College  St. 

252  York  St. 

Y.      295  York  St. 

107  Dwight  St. 

77  Elm  St. 

127  N. 

44  High  St. 

114  College  St. 

192  York  St. 

93  N.  M. 
71  N.  M. 

61  Prospect  St. 
192  York  St. 

158  York  St. 
35  High  St. 
74  High  St. 

94  N.  M. 


39 


FRESHMEN, 


William  Martin  Strauss 
Sylvester  Howe  Taylor 
Elford  Parry  Trowbridge 
Frederick  Cumings  Truslow 
Rollin  Usher  Tyler 
James  Palmer  Waring 
Henry  Stephens  Washington 
Thomas  Giasby  Waterman 
John  Whiimore 
Frank  Urquhart  Wilcox 
Charles  Rothchild  Williams 
Frank  Edward  Wing 
Dudley  Winston 
Frederick  James  Winston 
Evans  Woollen 
Roger  Sherman  Wotkyns 
Richard  Horner  Wyeih 
George  Hurlbut  Young 


Poughkeepsie^  N.  Y. 
Washington,  D,  C. 
New  Haven 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Tylerville 
Xew  York  City 
Naz*csinky  iV.  y, 
Detroit,  Mich. 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
Conway,  Mass, 
Chicago,  HI. 
jVeiv  York  City 
Indianapolis,  Ind, 
Chicago,  HI. 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
iVe^v  York  City 


529  Chapel  St. 

70  Howe  St. 

221  Church  St. 

219  York  St. 

136  Crown  SI. 

31  Temple  st. 

114  Chapel  St. 

159  Temple  st. 

147  Bradley  st. 

46  York  sq. 

135  Grand  st. 

55  w. 

155  Elm  St. 

120  York  St. 

96  N.  M. 

155  Elm  St. 

254  York  St. 

489  Chapel  St. 

Freshmen.  164 


SUMMARY 


Seniors, 

Jl'NIORS,       . 

sophomore.s, 
Freshmen, 


150 

157 
142 

J164 
613 


40 


[For  Graduate  Students  in  Sheffield  Scientific  School,  see  Department  of 

Philosophy  and  the  Arts.] 


Sheffield   Scientific   School. 


SENIOR     CLASS. 


Paul  Whitin  Abbott 
John  Alpheus  Allen 
Benjamin  Safford  Barrows 
George  Andrew  Barrows 
John  Bartholomew 
Frederic  Robinson  Bartlett 
Frederick  Elijah  Beach 
Frederick  Truman  Bradley 
Charles  Parker  Breese 
Charles  Sumner  Brown 
Charles  Milo  Carpenter 
Horace  Raymond  Carpenter 
Samuel  Myron  Chase 
Harry  Nelson  Covell 
Wayne  Darlington 
Edward  Bradford  Dench 
Henry  Kelsey  Devereux 
Robert  Ogden  DuBois 
Edward  Peers  Eastwick,  Jr. 
Horatio  Southworth  Frazer 
Charles  Lockwood  Gold 
Charles  Stewart  Hall 
George  Vance  Harper 
William  Harper 
Allen  Hubbard 
John  Elmer  Lockwood 
William  Ellison  Lockwood 
James  Lyman 
John  Edmund  Newell 
Henry  Curtis  Nutt,  Jr. 
George  Shipman  Payson 
Edward  Wells  Penfield 


New  Haven 
New  Haven 
Hartford 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Guilford 
Freeport,  III. 
Neiv  Haven 
New  Haven 
Meriden 
East  Hampton 
Madison  y  Wise. 
Afton,  N.  Y. 
Chicago,  Jll. 
Stamford 
IVest  Chester,  Pa. 
Bridgeport 
Cleveland,  0. 
New  Haven 
New  York  City 
Holyoke,  Mass. 
West  Cornwall 
Warren,  0. 
Denver,  Col. 
Shippensburg,  Pa. 
Westfield,  Mass. 
Stamford 
Stamford 
Middlefield 
Chicago,  HI. 
Boston,  Mcus, 
Chicago,  HI. 
Chicago,  III. 


257  Church  St. 

197  Temple  st. 

163  Temple  st. 

43  College  St. 

17  Wooster  pi. 

36  Elm  St. 

44  Lyon  St. 

142  Orange  st. 

489  Chapel  St. 

114  High  St. 

36  Elm  St. 

60  w. 

109  York  St. 

43  College  St. 

55  Trumbull  st. 

67  Mansfield  st. 

43  College  St. 

328  Howard  av. 

36  Elm  St. 

77  w. 

49  Grove  st. 

36  Elm  St. 

41  Trumbull  st. 

136  College  St. 

163  Temple  st. 

146  Dixwell  av. 

146  Dixwell  av. 

109  Wall  St. 

88  w. 

36  Elm  St. 

76  w. 

109  Elm  St. 


4^ 


James  Edward  Pope,  Jr. 
David  Murdoch  Pratt 
Willie  Sherman  Randall 
Albert  William  Robert 
Joseph  Warren  Rogers,  Jr. 
Charles  Lansing  Sayre 
Horace  Lee  Simpson 
Ebenezer  Hubbard  Skinner 
Joseph  Allen  Skinner 
Edward  Irving  Stone 
John  Edwards  Stryker 
Chuan  Lok  Wing 
Alonzo  Pel  ton  Wood,  Jr. 
Alexander  Wurts 
Robert  Hawthorne  Wylie 


o«   o*   o* 

Jersey  City.  N.  J. 
Elmira,  N.   Y, 
Birmingham 
N'eiv  York  City 
Scarborough^  N.  Y, 
Utica,  N,   Y. 
Pensacola^  Fla. 
Escambia^  Fla. 
Holyoke,  Mass. 
Bethlehem 
Catskill,  N,  Y. 
China 

I  Vest  Haven 
A^e'v  Haven 
Chester,  S.  C. 


6i  w. 

36  Elm  St. 

159  Temple  st. 

36  Elm  St. 

137  College  St. 

43  College  St. 

146  Colleges!. 

146  College  St. 

109  Elm  St. 

159  Temple  st. 

77  w. 

167  Temple  SL 

77  George  st. 

65  Whitney  av. 

55  Trumbull  st. 

Seniors,  47 


JUNIOR    CLASS. 


"Gustavo  Alfonso 
Elwood  Harvey  Allcutt 
Theodore  Davenport  Bacon 
Lawrence  Vincent  Benet 
Edward  Blake 
Charles  Francis  Bosworth 
Clarence  Russell  Britton 
Chauncey  Rca  Burr 
Albert  Park  Campbell 
Herbert  DeWitt  Carrington 
James  Edward  Carter 
Harold  Austin  Chambers 
William  Brainard  Coit 
Clifford  Lawrence  Colton 
Louis  Edward  Cooper 
George  Wyckoff  Cummins 
Charles  Percival  Farquhar 
Arthur  Bixby  Ferguson 
Davenport  Galbraith 
Morgan  Augustus  Guinnip 
Pelham  Hague 
Calvin  Linsley  Harrison 
John  Bell  Hatcher 


Nc'iv  York  City 
Kansas  City,  Mo. 
Nor^vich 

Washington,  D.  C. 
New  Haven 
Milford 
Cleveland,  0. 
Portland,  Me. 
iVew  Haven 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
New  York  City 
Neiu  London 
Canton 
Ansonia 
Vienna,  N.  y. 
York,  Fa. 
A^i'7v  Haven 
Erie,  Pa. 
Rlmira,  N.   Y. 
Tidioute,  Pa. 
New  Haven 
Coopet ,  Iowa 


36  Elm  St. 
55  Trumbull  st. 

106  w. 

149  Temple  st. 

387  York  St. 

36  Elm  St. 

63  Prospect  St. 

16  York  sq. 

527  Chapel  St. 

121  Elm  s^ 

A. 

36  Elm  St. 
215  York  St. 
347  York  St. 
347  York  St. 
289  York  St. 
30  Crown  St. 

36  Elm  St. 

136  Crown  St. 

285  York  St. 

94  Woosier  st. 

12  Elm  St. 


42 


0>       Oa       O* 


Samuel  Brown  Hawley 

Edwin  Musser  Hcrr 

James  Henry  Jennings 

Thomas  Crossley  Johnson 

Edson  Keith,  Jr. 

Duane  Judson  Kelsey 

Henry  Hall  Keyes 

Charles  Merriam  Kirkham 

Albert  Lucas 

William  Heath  Lyon,  Jr. 

James  Minor  Maghee 

Luther  James  Martin 

Seyton  Howard  Martin 

George  Edgar  Moulthrop 

William  Wallace  Nichols 

Albert  Anderson  Noye 

Herbert  Lincoln  Noyes 

Louis  Morgan  Porter 

Joseph  Powell,  Jr. 

George  Simon  Roberts 

Walter  Allen  Sadd 

William  Godfrey  Sage 

Russell  Sargent 

Clarence  Wellington  Sheldon 

William  Tuttle  Shepard 

John  Prentice  Terry 

Chester  Thornc 

Thomas  Rutherford  Trowbridge,  3d 

James  Henry  Warner 

Elmore  Abram  Willets 

Edward  Simpson  Wilson 

Andrew  Lincoln  Winton 


Yonktrs.N.  Y. 
Denver^  Col. 
Redding 
New  Haven 
Chicago,  III. 
Killingworth 
Stony  Creek 
Springfield,  Mass. 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Brooklyn,  N.   Y. 
Evansz'ille,  Ind. 
iVorioich 
Clifton,  i\\   Y. 
Xeiv  Haven 
Manitou  Springs, 
Buffalo,  IV.  Y. 
Neiv  Haven 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Towanda,  Pa. 
New  York  City 
South  Windsor 
Chicago,  HI. 
New  Haven 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Bfistol 

Brooklyn,  N.   Y. 
Millbrook,  N.  Y. 
New  Haven 
Steubenville,  0. 
Belmont,  N.  Y. 
Ne7o  York  City 
Bridgeport 


43  College  St. 

289  York  St. 

215  York  St. 

80  LaFayette  st. 

200  York  St. 

29  High  St. 

276  Elm  St. 

94  Grove  st. 

43  College  St. 

76  w. 

63  Prospect  St. 

361  Elm  St. 

85  w. 

253  North  Front  st. 

Col.  289  York  St. 

99  Wall  St. 

74  High  St. 

36  Elm  St. 

43  College  St. 

lOI  w. 

159  Temple  st. 

63  Prospect  St. 

51  Elm  St. 

133  College  St. 

215  York  St. 

157  Orange  st. 

55  Trumbull  sr. 

41  College  St. 

Prospect  St. 

44  Elm  St. 

loi  w. 

63  Prospect  St. 

Juniors,  55 


FRESHMAN    CLASS. 


Arthur  Bronson  Adams 
Grenville  French  Allen 
Philip  VanWyck  Anderson 
James  Arthur  Atwood 
John  Walter  Atwood 
John  Frank  Babcock 
Rodney  Fisher  Bates 


N^ew  Haven 
New  Haven 
Sing  Sing,  N.   Y. 

Wauregan 

IVauregan 
Elmira,  N,  Y. 
New  York  City 


120  St.  John  St. 

197  Temple  st. 

82  Wall  St. 

167  Temple  st. 

167  Temple  st. 

31  Temple  st. 

103  Wall  St. 


43 


o<   o^   o» 


Paul  Daily  Bernard 
Clarence  Blakeslee 
Robert  Neill  Brace 
George  Tyler  Brown 
Fred  Spencer  Bullene 
Richard  Morton  Bushncll,  Jr. 
Merritt  Mead  Clark 
Wallace  Sherman  Clark 
Arthur  Chandler  Coates 
Arthur  Carrington  Cowles 
William  Ledlie  Culbert 
Hammond  Jeremiah  Dutton 
Martin  Juan  Echeverria 
John  Joseph  Flather 
William  Holt  Gale 
Harry  Brainard  Gaylord 
Irving  Cook  Gladwin 
James  Richard  God  man 
Jacob  Phillip  Goodhari 
Charles  Lord  Griffith 
John  Venable  Hanna 
James  H.  Hepburn 
John  Ethan  Hill 
David  Leavitt  Hough 
Marvin  D.  Hubbell 
Percy  Jackson 
Edwin  Young  Judd 
Albion  Merrels  Kelsea 
Amos  William  Kimball 
Harry  D.  Kohn 
Ira  Lamb 

Percy  Lyford  Lang 
Charles  Pond  McAvoy 
Charles  Dickerman  McCandliss 
William  Adair  McDowell 
Daniel  William  Maher 
Daniel  Delevan  Mangam,  Jr. 
William  Edward  Martin 
Edwin  Alexander  Meredith 
Deane  Miller 
Herbert  Lincoln  Mitchell 
Harry  Moorhead  Montgomery 
James  Jacob  Morgan 
William  Alpheus  Nettleton 
Truman  Handy  Newberry 


Brooklyn,  N,  Y, 
New  Haven 
Dobbs  Ferry,  N.  Y, 
Yonkers,  N.  Y, 
A'ansas  City.  Mo. 
Saybrook 
Bedford,  N.  Y. 
Norfolk,  J^a. 
A'ansas  City,  Mo. 
Wallingford 
Brooklym,  N.  Y. 
Hillshoro  Bridge,  N. 
Panama,  Columbia 
Bridf^eport 
New  York  City 
New  Haven 
Sherburne,  N.   Y. 
La  Fayette,  Ind. 
New  Haven 
San  Francisco,  Cal. 
Kansas  City,  Mo. 
Jersey  Shore,  Pa. 
Mystic  Bridge 
Fort  IVayne,  Ind. 
y\V7f'  York  City 
Belleville,  N.  J. 
Hartford 
Waterbury 
Portland,  Oregon 
Chicago,  III. 
Franklin 
Elmira,  N.  Y. 
Chicago,  III. 
Philatlelphia,  Pa. 
Woodlake,  Ky. 
New  Haven 
Sing  Sing,  N.  Y, 
Allentown,  Pa. 
Xenia,  O. 

New  Rochelle,  N.  Y. 
New  Haven 
Portland,  Oregon 
New  Haven 
Kansas  City,  Mo, 
Detroit,  Mich. 


133  College  St. 
316  George  st. 
165  Temple  st. 

31  Temple  st. 
44  Elm  St. 
17  Wooster  pi. 
177  Temple  st. 
226  George  st 
40  Elm  St. 
136  College  st 

134  College  st 
H.        109  High  st 

17  Woosicr  pi. 

67  Mansfield  st 

109  Elm  st 

40  Academy  st. 

74  High  st 

31  Temple  st 

107  Court  st 

489  Chapel  st 

165  Temple  st 

103  Wall  st 

295  York  st 

III  York  st 

94  York  sq. 

109  York  st 

7  Library  st 

529  Chapel  st 

161  Temple  st 

696  State  st 

157  Orange  st 

161  Temple  st 

242  York  st 

119  College  st 

203  York  st 

305  1^0 ward  av. 

44  Elm  st 

55  Prospect  st 

55  Prospect  st 

226  George  st. 

121  Park  St. 

470  Elm  st 

44  Elm  st 

464  Chapel  st 


44 


O*         Oa         0« 


Herbert  Beecher  Nichols 

Isaac  Nortis,  3d 

George  Washington  Norton,  Jr. 

Henry  Oliver 

John  Cunningham  Oliver 

Abbott  Chandler  Page 

Willis  LaFayette  Perkins 

Royal  Watson  Pinney 

Daniel  Tuthill  Pratt 

Sidney  Armour  Reeve 

Willard  Crawford  Reid 

John  Rice 

Charles  Thomas  Richardson 

William  Todd  Ross 

Charles  Gideon  Rupert 

Frank  Elbert  Sands 

Louis  Milton  Schmidt 

James  Alward  Seymour 

Murray  Shipley,  Jr. 

Joseph  Godfrey  Snydacker 

Frank  Jerome  Stevens 

William  VanSchooiihoven  Thorne 

Henry  Lee  Townsend 

Curtiss  Chauncey  Turner 

George  Elliot  Verrill 

Frederick  Brewster  Wheeler 

Henry  Howard  Whiiehouse 

Willis  Stoughton  Williams 

Winslow  Tracy  Williams 

Clarence  Henry  Wood 

Benjamin  Elizur  Wright 


VonJ!:^s,  N.  V. 
Philadelphia,  Pa, 
LouisvilU,  Ky. 
Pittsburgh,  Pa, 
Pittsburgh,  Pa, 
Fair  Haven 
Portland,  Me. 
Derby 

Elmira,  N,   Y, 
Dayton,  0, 
LakeviUe 
Pojtstown,  Pa. 
Hornellsville,  N.   V, 
Belfast,  Me. 
NeTu  Market,  Va. 
New  J  lav  en 
New  Britain 
Auburn,  N.  V. 
Cincinnati,   O. 
Chicago,  III. 
N^e'u  Haven 
New   York  City 
New   York  Citv 
Omaha,  A^ebr. 
New  Hai'en 
Monroe 
Hartford 

Minneapolis,  Minn. 
Norwich 

Morristown,  N.  y, 
Cromwell 


31  Temple  st. 

74  High  St. 

237  Orange  st. 

31  Trumbull  st. 

31  Trumbull  st. 

South  Quinnipiac  st. 

A. 

167  Temple  s 

31  Temple  st. 

61  Grove  st. 

74  High  sf 

489  Chapel  St. 

44  Elm  St. 

53  Prospect  St. 

Ill  Dwight  St. 

119  Dwight  St. 

59  Grove  st. 

44  Elm  St. 

109  Elm  St. 

696  State  St. 

7  Wooster  pi. 

65  Whitney  av. 

82  Wall  St. 

156  Grove  st. 

148  College  St. 

175  Temple  st. 

55  Prospect  St. 

121  Park  St. 

134  College  St. 

215  York  St. 

165  Temple  st. 

Freshmen.  82 


SPECIAL   STUDENTS    NOT   CANDIDATES    FOR   A    DEGREE 


George  Barclay  Bassett 
John  Edward  Calhoun 
Edward  Seymour  Hotchkiss 
Henry  Clay  Johnson 
James  Prior  Wood 


Watertown,  N.  Y. 
Cornwall 
Bridgeport 
Rome,  Ga, 
IVest  Haven 


4  Mansfield  st. 

Bridgeport 

41  High  St. 

2  Church  St. 


Special  Students,  ^ 


45* 


Summary. 


Theological   Dcpartmen  t 

Resident  Licentiates, 

On  the  Hooker  Fellowship,    . 

Graduates, 

Seniors, 

Middlers,    . 

Juniors, 

Law  Department  : 
Graduates, 
Seniors, 
Juniors, 

Medical  Department : 
Seniors, 
Middlers,     . 
Juniors, 

Department  of  Philosophy  and  Arts  : 
Graduates, 

School  of  Fine  Arts, 

Academical  Department : 
Seniors, 
Juniors, 
Sophomores, 
Freshmen, 

Shcflield  Scientific  School  : 
Seniors, 
Juniors, 
Freshmen, 
Special  Students, 


2 
I 
ID 
26 
28 
38 


2 

43 
38 


9 

4 
17 


17 


32 


150 

157 
142 

164 


47 

55 
82 

5 


105 


83 


17 


32 


613 


189 
1069 


46 


GROUND   I'LAN  Of  CAMl'US,   l883. 


DiBECTOEY. 


BOOTH  COLLEGE. 

S^<-o^  Floor. 

Third  Floor. 

aontb  Entr;. 

21J 

Mr.  W.  Merriaeld. 

43- 

H.  Frescntu^.  'bj. 

First  FhBr. 

^J 

J.R.  Parroil. '83. 
H    [1.  SlronR.  '83. 

G.  S.  Dickinson,':'. 
Prof.  Nonhrop. 

,  1  ).  H.  BriRKS,  -85. 

F,  C.  Leonard,  '83. 

W.  M.  Carsw=ll.-S4. 

'ice.  Ciisbme.  'S5. 

23  j 

C.  S.  Beck,  ■84. 

43 

E.  0.  Hovcy.  ■84. 

ii  R.  A.Fosdick.'Ss. 

,    1 

,  F.  D.  Bowen.  ■64. 

(  D.  A.  Jones,   84. 

3{  J.  D.  Ferns, 'Bb- 

24  j 

'  E,  P.  Collle,  '84. 

44 

(  S.  Booth,  '84. 

1  G.  H.  Bollome,  'Ss. 

\  W.  Booih.  '84. 

"•{r.  H.  C0.nish.-83. 

TAird  Floor. 

Fourth    Floor. 

Siiond  Floor. 

,.  J 

F.  W.  KellosR. 'Ss. 

asj 

E.T.  McLauglilin,'83 
EI.  H.  Palmer,  -83. 
E.  E.  Smiih.  'S3. 
H.  G.  Hoadley,  '83. 

.  Lewis,  -83. 

.  L.  Adams.  83. 

.45. 

J  G.  R.  Blodgeii,  -84. 

5-1  Mr.  W.M.Hall. 

(  H.  W.  Wolcoii.  '84 

f,\  \V.  Carmali, '83. 

46 

1  W.  H.  Hvndman,'i4. 

7-^S.  1..  Gdsihardi.  '83. 
giH.  Carvfir. 'S3. 

,-1 

)  J.  0.  McCalmoni.  '54 
(I,  H.  Penniman. '84. 

^  }  W.  W.  Smiih. -83. 

.,9) 

\  \V.  W.  Savcn.  -84. 

28  J 

C.  F.  Adams,  '86, 

(  F.  S.  Jones,  '84. 

Tkir,l  Floor. 

48 

\  E.  McClellan,  -84. 

\\.  Bowman, -83, 

Four//,  Fho: 

(G.  W.  Judson. '84. 

^ic.  Bo.vmi.n.-83. 

(G.  P.  Carroll, '83. 

1  J.  Pierponl,  '83, 
„(  C.  C,  Clarke.  -83. 
"  \  S.  D.  Thacher,  '83. 
,„  iC.  S.  Kelsey, '83. 
"(  D.  F.  Read, '83. 

29  j 

,  G.  Col«a(c,  '83. 
'  L.  C.  Deming,  '83, 

30] 
31 

,  L.  B.  Hillard.  '83. 
'  J.  B,  Woodward,  '83. 
,n.  W.Calhoun. -83. 
■  A.  K.  Presi.in.  '83. 
!  (.'.  R.  Coiwilh,  '83. 

41 

north  Entij, 
First  Floor. 

1  R.  Elir*.  -85. 

}  C.  S.  Wiley.  -85. 

{  Mr.  Holchkiss. 

Fourth  Flo.'r. 

32  ( 

■  F.  W.  Rogers,  -83. 

50 

„     C.  L,  MoffelL,  '33. 
'3     H.  R.  Smith.  -83. 

Second  Floor. 

„     C.  J.  Foi.ic, -83. 

SOUTH   MIDDLE. 

J  J.M.  Burnam. '64. 

„  J  R.  C.  RoRCS, '83. 

Bonlh  Entpj, 

53 

)  A.  Newton.  '84. 

)  B.  11.  Pendleton. '34. 

'5-jc,n.  Wilson, -83. 

FinI  Floor. 

54 

j  \.  H.  Maver.  '84. 

,,     M.  E.  Dunham.  '83, 
">     A.  L.  Fisk,  '.'J. 

„1 

L.  B.  Glcason,  "85. 

55- 

{  B.  Scharps.  -84. 

33  J 

W.  F.  Peel.  -85. 

R.  A,  Bigelow,  P.  G. 

S6 

1  G.  W,  Osborn.  84. 

-..  ' 

\  C.  S.  Secley.  '84. 

34-, 

A.  E.  Bosiwick.  P.G. 

Forth  Entr;. 
First  Floor. 

Srtoiid   Floor. 

57 

Third  Floor. 
i  W.  S.  Allis.  -84. 

,-tJ 

H.  M.  Painler,  '84. 

J  C.  E.  Holmes.  '84. 

I7{D,  W.  Mulvanc. '85. 

37] 

0,  T.  Shfrivood,'34. 

58- 

(  Mr.  Cooper. 

e  i  A.  L,  Tomes,  '85. 

38-; 

J.  F.  Scod,  '84. 

J  C.  E.  Eaion.  '84. 

"(  I.  H.  Townsend.  "85. 

39 -i 

J.Tomllnsrin.'S4. 

59 

1  W.  E.  Eaton,  -85. 

■    f'W.M.  D«rby. '85. 
^°}W.  P.  Morrison, '85. 

.oj 

H.  W.  Prou.v.  '84. 
1.  T,  SoiiiUcr.'-84. 

60 

1  J.  M.  CUggeii,  ■84. 
}  F.  A.  Chrislian.  '85. 

DIRECTOR  Y, 


Fourth  Floor, 

j  R.  H.  Lyman,  '84. 

\  E.  A.  Wright,  '84. 

j  E.  Coley,  '84. 

\  W.  Coley,  '84. 
63-5  E.  A.  George,  '85. 
,     i  R.  A.  Jernberg,  '84. 
^^  \  G.  W.  Flowers.  '84. 


Second  Floor, 


Third  Floor, 


61 


62 


NOBTH  MIDDLE. 

Bonth  Entry. 
First  Floor. 

6c  i  H- J-  Boggis.    85. 
°5  \  H.  G.  Chase,  '85. 
66 

67 

^g  j  W.  D.  Evans.  '85. 
W.  T.  Tomlinson.'Ss. 


^  C.  W.  Copcland.  '84. 
\  F.J.  Vernon.  '85. 

I"" 


Second  Floor. 

.<  W.J.  Holly, '83. 
^  \  W.  Price.  '83. 
7o-{  Mr.  Tighe. 
7M  F.  R.  Smith,  '86. 
_  j  Yew  Fun  Tan,  "83. 
'^\  Yung  Kwai, '84. 

Third  Floor. 

j  A.  C.  Loomis,  '83. 
'^  i  L.  Saiterihwait.  '83. 
,  J  F.  H.  Beede.  '83. 
'^i].  F.  Craul.  "83. 
_,  i  J.  C.  Bridgman.  '85. 
75  1  W.  G.  Green.  '85. 
76^  G.  S.  Lynde.  '83. 

Fourth  Floor. 

^_  \  E.  S.  Bacon.  '86. 
77  \  F.  Peters.  '86. 

J.  Adier.  '86. 

C.  Dickey.  '86. 

N.  D.  Adams.  '86. 

W.  H.  Little.  '86. 

W.  B.Goodwin,  '86. 

L.  W.  Churchill.  '86. 


North  Entiy. 

First  Floor, 

a    j  W.  Farwcll.  '85. 
°^  }  H.  R.  Flanders,  '85. 

85. 
eston,  '85. 


«^  j  V.  E.  Hellcberg.  '83.  ^^^  j  S.  B.  Childs,  '83. 
°5  (  F.  B.  Stevens.  '83.       '°5  ^  g.  J.  Esselstyn.  '83. 

,  \  E.  L  Bosworth,  '83. 
^^^  )  C.  E.  Sacketl.  '83. 

(H.  M.  Hoyt.'83. 
''^7^F.  B.  Kellogg. '83. 


86-;  Prof.  Richards. 
87-  W.  Terry.  '85. 
QQ  i  C.  A.  Mead,  '84. 
^^\  G.  W.  Patterson.  '84. 


l^hird  Floor, 

89^  Prof.  H.  P.  Wright. 
\  .A.  B.  Cornwall,  "83. 
^\  H.  E.  Fisk,  '83. 

,  i  D.  B.  Tucker.  '83. 
"^^1  F.  D.   Ward. '83. 

^  \ Ji.  E.  Bowtrs.  '83. 
^^'{  \.  W.  Han.  'S3. 


93 


Fourth  Floor. 

i  W.  M.  Gallup,  '86. 

I  E.  Smith,  '86. 
^,.j  E.  W.  Peet.  '86. 
9**  {  E.  Stiles,  "86. 

i  A.  L.  Fellows.  '86. 
95]  G.  O.  Fellows,  '86. 


9^  j  E. 


H.  E.  Hord.  '86. 
Woollen.  '86. 


NORTH  COLLEGE. 

South  Entry. 
First  Floor. 

(  E.  C.  Gale.  '84. 
97-]  G.  F.  Gruener.  '84. 

f  H.  S.  Gale,  '85. 
^  «  i  D.  L.  Crosby, '85. 
'^^'i  M.H.P.  H.igans,'86. 

S  W.  L.  Cross,  '86. 
^'^\  W.  F.  Frear,  '86. 

i  E.  M.  Chapman.  '84. 

■(  L.  F.  Buell.  '85. 


100- 


TnR  3  ^-  Loughridge.  '83. 
^°^  /  H.  M.  Chase,  '83. 

« 

Fourth  Floor. 

(D.:Kinlay.jr.,  '84. 
'^  (  J.  F.  Roachc.  '86. 

3  E.  A.  Bales,  '86. 
"M  J.  S.  Duicher. '86. 

^  S  B.  Arkell,  '86. 
"^]  H.  Nason,  '86. 


North  Entry. 

FHrst  Floot. 

^      i  D.  H.  Griffing. '84. 

^  f  G.  J.  McAndrew,  '84. 
114^  A.  Carr.  '83. 
„,  j  E.  H.  Chandler, '85. 
"^  j  A.  Noyes,  '85. 

Second  Floor. 

1 17 -J  Prof.  Barbour. 

Q  j  Prof.  Sumner. 

"^  /  Prof.  Phillips. 

^  C.  W.  Burpee.  '83. 
"9^  T.  S.  Soufhworth,'83. 
1 20 -J  Prof.  Ladd. 

Third  Floor. 

121  "j  Piof.  Packard. 
122 -i  Prof.  Sevmour. 
jj.  L.  Bucl.'85. 
'^^  {  G.  H.  Woodruff, '85. 
,^A¥,  O.  Avres.  '84. 
"**)  J.  N.  Tutile. '84. 


^2i].  Hall,' 
84  \  T.  W.  W 


lOI 


102 


103 


104 


Second  Floor, 

j  F.  Cunningham.  '83. 
{  T.  D.  Husted.  '83. 

Mr.  Buell. 

D.  H.  Buell.  'S3. 

C.  S.  Fooie.  '83. 

H.  Hillard.  '83. 

T.  Hillard.  '83. 


Fourth  Floor, 


125 


\\S. 


W.  A.  Adams.  '86. 
E.  Hard,  '86. 
126  3  H.  H.  Anthony,  '86. 

\  S.  T.  Crapo.  '86. 
,,,j  G.  E.  Eliot,  '86. 
*^7]  F.  N.  Scwall,  '86. 
,^Q  S  C.  F.  Odell.  '86. 
*^'^>  I).  Leavitt,  '86. 


49 


Df  RECTORY 


FABKAM. 
Bonth  Entry. 
First  Floor. 

(  E.  N.  Dingley, '83. 
^^^\  W.  H.  Stockxvell. '83. 
r^r.\^'  ^V.  Mallon,  '85. 
'3°1  H.  L.  Rollins,  "85. 
t.T  J  W.  T.  Nichols, '84. 
'3'  \  W.  H.  Sanford,  '84. 

Second  Floor. 

\  H.L.Frost.  '83. 
'32  \  M.  Morion.  '83. 
133^  J.  W.  Galbrai!h.'83. 
^^    i  S.  H.  Fields. '83. 
'34  I  J.  F.  Raymond,  '83. 
^.  3  W.  E.  Haupt,  '83. 
'35  \  s.  R.  Jewett.  "83. 

Third  Floor. 


Prof.  Tarbell. 
C.  Ross,  '84. 
H.  D.  Colt,  '84. 
R.  C.  Colt.  '85. 


K  S.  Stein,  '84. 
39]  H.  M.  Wolf,  '84. 


Fourth  Floor. 

,      j  J.  S.  Havens,  '84. 
'■♦°  j  R.  W.  Hine, '84. 
141 -;  D.  Baldwin,  '85. 

S  C.  E.  Boisford,  '84. 
^^\  N.  H.  Castle,  '84. 

\  J.  B.  Reynolds.  '84. 
'43  \  s.  P.  Spencer.  •84. 


Middle  Entry. 
First  Floor. 


i5o{  Prof.  M.  Bailey. 
_    i  P.  C.  Black.  '83. 
'5'^  G.  L.  Burton.  '83. 
^^^  j  G.  H.  Lyford, '83. 
'52^  E.  H.  Moore,  '83. 

Third  Floor. 

153  {  Mr.  Bcndelari. 
,^     (  S.  B.  Plainer, '83. 
'54;j  J.  w.  Plainer,  '85. 
155 -(  C.  C.  Sherman,  '83. 

,]  B.  Lay. '84. 
'5°  /  G.  H.  Makiicn.  '84. 

j  H..'\.Forcheimer,'83 
'57  ^  G.  \.  Behrisch,  '84. 


158 -; 

159 
160 

161 -: 


162 


Fourth  Floor. 

\  F.  M.  Barbour,  '84. 
\  H.  B.  Twombly,  '84. 
]  F.  S.  Allen,  '84. 
I  J.  Holden.  '84. 
;  M.  VV.  Youn.ij,  '83. 
S  W.  E.  Nichols.  '84. 
'\  E.  Welles.  84. 
i  D.  A.  Walker.  '34. 
\  A.  P.  Wilder.  '84. 


Fourth  F^loor, 

_,  i  L.  M.  Daggett. '84. 
''•♦-^  C.  A.  Wairous, '84. 
I75-I  G.  Urquhardt,   'S4. 
_,  ]  W.  Carpenter,  '84. 
'7^(W.  L.  Strong. '84. 

j  E.  Eliot,  '84. 
'771  H.  G.  Sainson, '84. 


LTGEUM. 

\lZi  Prof.  Peck, 
ifini  F- Strong,  -84. 
^^^\  O.  Strong. '85. 
Q    j  E.  Bourne.  '83. 
'^'  *(  H.  Bourne,  '83. 
,j.Jf.  H.Dodge, '84. 
^^"X  E.  A.  Merritt. '84. 
183^  Prof.  Knapp. 


186 


187 


163 


North  Entry. 

First  Floor. 

\  H.  Buist,  '84. 
'(  E.  S.  Lough.  '84. 


,k  F.  Connell, '84. 
'"•+ (  G.  M.  Cheney,  '84. 
kins,  '84. 
Wilcox.  '84. 


.    j  J.'Perkins. '84. 
^^\  D.  H. 


188^ 
190 1 

191] 

192  I 

193] 
194] 


OLD  CHAPEL. 

J.  R.  Joy.  '85. 
G.  A.  Sanderson. '55. 
C.  Carhart,  '85. 
W.  Carhart.  '85. 
F.  W.  Francis.  '85. 
M.  D.  Ormes.  '85. 

F.  VanAllen.  '85. 
B.  K.  Heaion,  'Sc 
L.  P.  Peet.  '85. 

J.  Barnes.  '85. 
J.  \\.  Booth,  '8«>. 
W.  A.  Hawlcy.  ^= 

G.  H.  VVoodh'ull.  >5 
O.  W.  Pratt,  '85. 
G.  F.  Stacv.  '85. 


166 


144 


j  D.  S.  Knowlton,'83. 

\  W.  Trumbull.  '83. 

j  E.  A.  Bedd.ill,  '83. 
"^5^C.  D.  Ham, '83. 
,  .  j  N.  W.  Bell, '83. 
'4^^  F.  S.  Calhoun,  '83. 
^j  H.  W.  Latham,  '83. 
"^7^  I.  B.  Newion, '83. 

Second  Floor. 

,^aj  C.E.  Bedell. '84. 
"^^?  R.  >L  Bovd,  '84. 

j  F.D.Chamberlain,'83 
'49  j  B.  V.  Harrison,  '83. 


Secoud   Floor. 

J.  A.  Moore.  '83. 
W.  W.  Weeks,  '83. 


167-;  J.  Wood, '84^. 


i  R.  M.  Bisscll.  '83. 


'^'^"n.  H.  Nelson.  "83. 

,\  H.  R.  Wagner. '84. 
'^^1  C.  M.  Walker,  '84. 

Third  Floor. 

r^^  i  S.  P.  McCalmont,'84. 
'7°^  J.  H.  Stevenson,  '84. 
171 -J  Prof.  H.  A.  Beers. 


TBEASUBT. 

j  F.  W.  Havens. 'Sr 
'  )  J.  J.  Rose.  -83. 

7-(  Prcs.  Noah  Porter. 

DIJBFEE. 
Pint  Entry. 
First  Floor. 


,„  j  I.  O.  Lincoln,  '84.        __  (  F.  G.  Beach,  '83. 
'72  {  H.  L.  Whiitlesev,'84.  ^^^\  C.  H.  Collins,  '83. 

(  E.  W.  P.Mitr.  'S^.        „^„  j  W.  C.  McMillan,  'N 
'73  \  A.  B.  Wells.  '84.  ^         


j  W.  C. 

]N.  G. 


Williams. '84. 


50 


DIRECTOR  y. 


203 
204 


205^ 
\ 
] 


206 


207  J 


208 


209 


210 


211 
212 


213] 
214  I 


217 


isj 


Second  Floor. 

R.  Tompkins,  '84. 
E.  L.  Pollock,  "85. 
C.  M.  Kendall,  '83. 
C.  M.  Smiih,  '83. 

Third  Floor. 

Prof.  W.  D.  Whitney. 
S.  W.  Hopkins,  '84. 
H.  A.  Worcester, '84. 
A.  H.  Ely,  '85. 

Fourth  Floor. 

Prof.  Wheeler. 
E.  H.  Sargent,  '83. 
J.  E.  Wayland. '83. 


Second  Entry. 
First  Floor. 

E.  B.  Frost,  '83. 
L.  K.  Hull,  '83. 
H.  T.  Folsom,  '83. 
H.  O.  Stone.  '83. 

Second   Floor. 

W.  I.  Grubb,  '83. 
H.  D.  Taft,  '83. 
O.  McKee,  '83. 
C.  H.  Yates.  '84. 

Third  Floor. 

S.  Q.  Kerruish,  '83. 
H.  Vernon,  '83. 
R.  B.  Kerr,  '84. 
J.  A.  Myers,  '84. 

Fourth  Floor. 

H.  H.  Highee,  '84. 

F.  C.  Hughson,  '84. 

G.  Fountain,  '84. 
J.  T.  Swift,  '84. 


Middle 'Entry. 

First  Floor. 

K.  Mitchell,  '83. 
J.  J.  Phelps,  '83. 
C.  W.  Harkness,  '83. 
A.  E.  Symington, '83. 


Second  Floor. 


Second  Floor. 


(  C.  H.  Hall.  '83.  _,^  j  E.  A.  Lawrence,  '84. 

^^\  W.  K.  Stevens,  '83.     ^^^\  .\.C. 


S  L.  W.  Andrews,  '83. 
"°  \  W.  E.  Nettleton,  '83. 

Third  Floor. 

S  H.  McCorniick,  '84. 
^^^  }  E.  L.  Porter,  '84. 

2oJjG.  Holliday.'84. 
^"(  N.  C.  Knight,  :84. 

Fourth  Floor. 

20,  J  J-  ^J    Oawson. '84. 
"^  /  A.  H.  Pratt.  •84. 
j  W.  H.Jcssup.  '84. 
**  /  T,  (f.  Law  ranee,  '84. 


Waiie.  "84. 
236 -J  Prof.  E.  Loomis. 

Third  Floor. 

__,  j  E.  L  Sanford,  '84. 
^^'\  H.T.  Shelton,  '84. 
«  j  A.  V.  Armour,  '84. 
^3^  I  R.W.  Hamill,  '84. 

Fourth  Floor. 

\  J.  T.  A.  Doolittle,'84. 
^39-^  W.  A.  Taylor, '84. 
240 -j  Prof.  E.  S.  Dana. 


'25] 


226 


227 
228 


22Q 


230 


231 
232 


233 
234 


Fourth  Entry. 

First  Floor. 

F.  Shaffer,  '83. 
S.  Shaffer,  '83. 
H.  W.  Slocum. '83. 

F.  P.  Sproul.  '83. 

Second  Floor. 

G.  C.  Jennings,  '83. 
G.  W.  Johnston,   '83. 
G.  Cromwell.  '83. 

C.  Halsey,  '83.  ■ 

Third  Floor. 

H.  C.  Hopkins,  '84. 
C.  P.  Phelps,  '84. 
H.  B.  Cromwell.  '84. 
H.  E.  Hand, '84. 

Fourth  Floor. 

W.  B.  Bristow.  '84. 
H.C.  McDowell, '84. 
J.  W.  Oakford,  '84. 
F.  D.  Tr()wbridge,'84 


Fifth  Entry. 

First  Floor. 

N.  P.  Bigelow,  '84. 
F.  K.  Curliss,  '84. 
H.  L.  Dawes,  '84. 
A.  L.  Farwell,  '84. 


15 


EAST  DIVINITY  HALL. 

Second  Floor. 

Prof.  Harris. 

H.  L.  Elderdice. 

J.  L.  McCollum. 

J.  H.  Albert. 

M.  P.  Dickey. 

Prof.  Geo.  E.  Day. 

G.  E.  Paddock. 

W.  B.  Hawkes,  P.  G. 

N.  Plass. 

Prof.  G.  P.  Fisher. 

T.  P.  Thomas. 

L.  E.  Pangburn. 

W.  C.  Dreher. 

H.  A.  Todd. 

E.  M.  Vittum. 

J.  A.  Craig. 

H.  L.  Richardson. 

Third  Floor. 

G.  W.  Henderson. 
G.  C.  Cressey. 
.  D.  Bissell.  P.G. 

H.  Sneath. 

W.  Sneath. 

M.  Lydgate. 
.  S.  Lorenz. 
.  Guillou. 

E.  Bushnell. 
.  E.  Aiken. 
.  W.  Bacon. 
.  S.  Fiske. 

C.  Cromer. 
.  N.  Curtiss. 

A.  Stemen. 
[.  S.  Phillips. 
,  W.  Delzell. 


S^ 


DIRECTOR  V. 


46 


Fotirth  Floor, 

O.  G.  Mclntire. 

L.  Marshall. 

S.  C.  PariridRC. 

G.  W.  Pierce. 

W.  H.  Meddler. 

T.  M.  Yundt. 

S.  L.  Smith. 

G.  W.  Trimble,  P.  G. 

G.  R.  Freeman. 

H.  C.  McKnight. 

W.  J.  Mutch. 

E.  K.  Holdin. 

E.  H.  Burt. 

M.  E.  Hedding. 

A.  W.  Stanford. 

H.  W.  Mathews. 

A.  P.  Hall. 

N.  B.  Kelley. 


South  Tower. 


60 


47^  F.  Woodard. 
48 -j  A.  G.  Petiingill. 

j  VV.  Joseph. 
^'^\   J.  D.Jones. 
50^  R.  M.  Strickler. 
51  \  D.  A.  McLean. 


North  Tower. 


53 


J 


J.  B.  Lawrence. 
/  W.  G.  Poor, 
i  W.  E.  Jeffries. 


WEST  DIVnnTY  HALL. 


First  Floor. 


55 


J  C.  A.  Wight. 
\  F.  E.  Wing,  '86. 


.,  j  R.  j.  Pitkin,  '85.' 
57^  J.  H.  Keogh. '85. 
«  j  C.  S.  Sheive,  Jr.,  '85. 
5°  j  H.  K.  Ilarrisoi 
^_  i  L.  Leland,  '85. 
59]  K. 


56 -(  Wm.  E.  Walker,  '85. 

itkin,  '85. 

eogh,  '85. 

iieive,  Jr., 
K.  Harrison,  '85. 
Leland,  '85. 
Gorham,  '85. 


i 
\ 

62  j 

63] 

64 

65 
66 

67 

68 

70-! 

"I 

72  ■( 


F.  E.  Worcester,  P.G. 

B.  Johnson,  L.  S. 
J.  E.  Pope,  S.  S.  S. 
R.  A.  Sands,  '85. 

C.  E.  Montgomery,*85. 

D.  R.  Plessner,  '85. 
S.  B.  Hume,  '85. 
Wm.  Maxwell,  '85. 
C.  D.  Napier,  '85. 

W.  T.  Weymouth,  '85. 
J.  H.  Arnot,  '85. 
J.  P.  Parsons,  '85. 
S.  M.  Colgate.  '85. 
Prof.  C.  L.  Speranza. 
H.  L.  Doggett,  '85. 
H.  W.  Beckwiih,  '85. 

G.  T.  W.  Patrick. 
W.  Catherwood,  '85. 
C.  T.  Mathews.  '85. 
C.  S.  Dodge,  '85. 


93 

94 

95 
96 

97 
98 

99 
100 

lOI 


73-; 

74^ 

75^; 


76 


78 


7.] 


80 

81- 

82 

83^ 

84' 


85 

86 


Second  Floor. 

E.  (.\  Hoi  man. 
H.  P.  Snydct. 
P.  Thomas,  P.  G. 
G.  S.  Pay  son,  S.  S.  S. 
Wm.  H.  Lyon,  S.  S.  S. 
H.  S.  Frazer,   S.  S.  S. 
J.  E.  Stryker,  S.  S.  S. 
G.  S.  Fullerton. 
C.  Wadsworth. 
A.  P.  Powelson,  P.G. 
K.  M.  Hill,  P.  G. 

C.  H.  Dickinson. 
E.  L.  Hood. 

J.  E.  Tutile,  P.  G. 
L.  H.  Martin,  S.  S.  S. 

D.  N.  Barney. 

P.  G.  Barllelt,  P.  G. 


Third  Floot. 


H5 
116 


A.  Ho  wells. 
C.  L.  Goodrich. 
G.  R.  Dickinson. 
G.  M.  Duncan. 
N.  T.  Edwards. 
E.  McA.  Noyes,  P.G. 
H.  W.  Hunt. 
H.  S.  Griggs,  L.  S. 
E.  S.  Wilson,  S.  S.  S. 
G.  S.  Roberts.  S.  S  S. 


F'ourth  Floor. 

D.  M.  Lewis. 

A.  C.  Thomson,  *S^ 

F.  J.  Pohl. 

H.  Wh'tby. 

R.  Macdonough,  '85. 

L.  Benet,  S.  S.  S. 

C.  B.  Bright. 

O.  P.  Bright,  '85. 

A.  E.  Colton. 

C.  D.  Harp. 

P.  D.  Rood. 

£.  D.  McFarland. 

F.  M.  Tuckcrman. 

C.  H.  Preston. 

C.  H.  Small. 

J.  McHenry.  '85. 

C.  B.  Hobbs,  '85. 

W.J.  Worcester's,. 

P.  L  Welles.  "85. 


117-; 
118-' 

119 

120 


8ont}i  Tower. 

H.  A.  Mclntyre. 
L.  B.  Piatt.  P.  G. 
L.  O.  Baird.  '85. 
L.  Foster,  '85. 
J.  S.  Whalley. 


87 -j  H.  M.  Schcrmerhorn. 

f  1  t"  f^-   M^'""^"'  ^-  ^'  ^*  »orth  Tower. 

89-(  E.  C.  Norton. 

go-J  L.  J.  Thomas,  P.  G.  121-1  J.  L.  Noll. 

]  W.  W.  Jordan.  122 -{  F.  L.  Stevens. 

9^  \  H.  B.  Nve,  P.  G.  123 -{  H.  Krikoryan. 

^  j  H.  R.  Green,  '85.  ,-^  j  S.  D.  Capen.  '85. 

92  \  J.  A.  Blake,  '85.  ^  \  C.  B.  Allen.  '85. 


CoMMENCEMEl^rT. 

Wedfiesday^  June  28^  1882, 


ElONORARY  DEGREES  CONFERRED. 

LL.D. 

SefSor  Don  Marciel  Martinez,  Chilian  Minister  to  England. 
Chancellor  Theodore  Runyon,  of  New  Jersey,  class  of  1842. 
Hon.  W.  W.  Crapo,  M.  C,  of  Massachusetts,  class  of  1852. 

D.I). 

Rev.  Owen  Street,  of  Lowell,  Mass.,  class  of  1837. 

M.A. 

Col.  W.  E.  Barrows,  Willimantic. 
Hon.  J.  Twing  Brooks,  Salem,  O.  ('61.) 
W.  L.  Cushing,  New  Haven,  class  of  1872. 

C.E. 

Frank  Oscar  Maxon,  Ph.B. 
Thomas  Wallace  Wright,  Ph.B. 
Walter  Watson,  Ph.B. 

M.A. 

Henry  Cooper  Crouch,  B.A. 
Gustavus  Eliot,  B.A. 
Charles  Booth  Pach,  B.A. 
George  Trowbridge,  B.A. 

PH.D. 

Clarence  Winthrop  Bowen,  M.A. 

Edmund  Morris  Hyde,  M.^.,  Trinity  College. 


SENIOR  APPOINTMENTS.* 


ORATIONS. 

Valedictory  Oration.  Salutatory  Oration. 

Barclay  Johnson^  N.  Y.  City.  Frank  Frost  Abbott,  Redding. 


PHILOSOPHICAL  ORATIONS. 


hn  Lewis  Wells,  Fayetteville,  N.  Y. 
larles  Burr  Graves,  New  London. 
fftjamin  Brewster,  New  Haven, 
organ  H.  Beach,  Alexandria,  Va. 
\tlius  Howard  Pratt,  Montclair,  N.  J. 


Edwin  Bradford  Cragin,  Colchester. 
Charles  Edward  Blumley,  Norwich. 
Daniel  Sammis  San  ford,  Redd'g  Ridge. 
Wayland  I.  Bruce,  Poughkeepsie,  N.  Y. 


^  Those  in  italics  were  chosen  to  speak  at  Commencement. 


53* 


COMMENCEAfE.V  T. 


PHILOSOPHICAL  ORATIONS. 

George  Edward  Curtis,  Birmingham.  '   (  Ferree  Brinton,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Bryan  Gumming,  Augusta,  Ga.  \  Bernard  Tiiche^  Rayville,  La. 

Samuel  Maxwell  Parke,  Pittston,  Pa.  William  Churchill,  New  Haven. 

DISSERTATIONS. 


Herbert  S.  Griggs,  St.  Paul,  Minn. 
Daniel  B.  Weaver,  Lancaster,  Pa. 
Franklin  E.  Worcester,  Albany,  N.  Y. 
(  Harry  Chambers  Fties,  Philadelphia, 
•j  Chester  W.  Lyman,  New  Haven. 
(John  Prescoti  Kellogg,  Waterbury. 
Wilbur  H.  N.  Ford,  Milford. 


Carlton  A.  Foote,  New  Haven. 

James  H.  Kingman,  New  Bedford. 

Arthur  S.  Osborne,  New  Haven. 
(  Cyrus  Bentley,  yr.,  Chicago,  III. 
(  Fred.  J.  Brockway,  Hopkinton,  N.Y. 
James  Alex.  Campbell,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Albert  H.  Atterbury,  Trenton,  N.  J. 


DISPUTES. 


ylsa  Palmer  French^  Braintree,  Mass.  1  George  William  Lay^  Easton,  Md. 
Frank  Albert  Kellogg,  New  Haven.     Joseph  Ernest  Whitney.  Cornwall. 
Alfred  B.  Kittredge,  E.  Jaffrey,  N.  H.j  John  F.  Beede,  Meredith  Village,  N.H 
Henry  Clarke  Jefferds,  Bangor,  Me. 


Harry  Chapman  McKnight,  Ellington 
Enoch  Wilber  McBride,  Goshen,  N.Y. 

j  Frank  Edward  Page,  Bath,  Me. 

(  Henry  Barstow  Piatt,  Owego,  N.  Y. 

3  Walter  Muiphy,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

\  Martin  Welles,  Newington. 
Charles  Bigelow  Storrs,  N.  Y.  City. 


Harry  Rudolph  Baltz,  Phila.,  Pa. 

George  S.  Boltwood,  New  Haven. 

Chas.  L.  Scudder,  Gt.Barrington.  Ms. 
Henry  Speke  Snyder,  Philadelphia. 
John  Rossiter,  North  Guilford. 
John  R.  Hanlon,  Pennington,  N.J. 


COLLOQUIES. 


Clarence  Austin  Smith,  Birmingham. 
Robert  Mayo  Rolfe,  Auburn,  Me. 
j  Seymour  Crane  Loomis,  Suffield. 
\  Robert  P.  Bates,  Bennington,  Vt. 
Chas.  Newton  Morris,  West  Hartford. 
Benj.  H.  Rutlcdge,  Charleston,  S.  C. 
Howard  Peck  Sweeiser,  N.  Y.  City. 

Edward  V.  Silver.  Brooklyn.  N.  Y. 
Arthur  Scranton,  Scranton,  Pa. 
Fred.  M.  Lowe,  Fitchburg,  Mass. 
Lewis  Mann  Silver,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Alfred  Chapman  Hand,  Honesdale,  Pa. 


j  George  Heber  Graves,  New  Haven. 
1  Josiah  C.  Palmer,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
William  Scranton  Pardee,  New  Haven 
(  Edward  Odell  Weed.  N.  Y.  City. 
(  Chas.  A.  Wight.  N.  Hatfield,  Mass. 
Howard  Hoyt  Knapp,  South  Norwalk. 


I  j  Nathaniel  R.  Bronson.  >Vaterbury. 
i   \  Herbert  L.  Moodey.Brooklyn,  N.Y. 
j  Frank  Cooley  Farwell,  Chicago,  111. 

Frank  H.  Snell,  Washington.  D.  C. 

Waller  Irving  Badger.  Boston, Mass. 

Martin  Lovering.  Harvard,  Mass. 


LAW  SCHOOL  COMMENCEMENT. 

June  27,  JS82. 

"  Civil  Service  Reform,"  W.  R.  Barbour. 

"  The  Influence  of  Corporations  on  American  Legislation,"  J.  H.  Stoughton. 

**  Civil  Service  Reform,"  T.  R.  Morrow. 

Townsend  Prize.  $100  (for  pronouncing  the  best  oration  at  graduation): 
W.  R.  Barbour,  B.A.,  New  Haven. 

Committee  of  Award  :  Cyrus  Bentley,  Esq.,  Chicago,  III.;  Hon.  James  H. 
Olmstead.  Stamford,  Conn.;  Theodore  Bacon,  Esq.,  Rochester,  N.  Y. 


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COMMENCEMEN  T, 

ANNIVERSARY  EXERCISES  OF  THE  THEOLOGICAL  SEMINARY. 

May  i8,  1882, 

''Agnostic  Atheism — how  shall  the  Pulpit  deal  with  it  ?"  Wilbert  L.  Anderson. 

•*  Revivalism  and  Church  Training,"  Edward  H.  Ashroun. 

*•  Christian  Charity  and  Economic  Science,"  John  L.  Franklin. 

"  The  Christian  Estimate  of  the  Ethnic  Religions,"  Winihrop  B.  Hawks. 

*•  The  Decline  of  Sectarianism,"  John  E.  Tuttle. 

••  The  Minister  of  the  Gospel  and  the  Lower  Classes,"  William  G.  Mann. 

••  The  Future  of  Methodism,"  John  J.  Hill. 

'*  Objections  made  to  the  Revised  Version  of  the  New  Testament,"  Edward 
McArthur  Noyes. 

**  Earnestness  and  Sensationalism  in  Preaching,"  Charles  H.  Peck. 

**  Relation  of  Calvinism  and  Arminianism  to  Ecclesiastical  and  Civil  Gov- 
ernment," Alfred  P.  Powelson. 

•'  Culture  and  the  Critical  Study  of  the  Bible."  Cliflford  H.  Smith. 

*•  History  a  Witness  to  Missions,"  Arthur  D.  Bissell. 


S.  S.  S.    COMMENCEMENT. 
June  2y^  1882. 

1.  Robert  Browning    Rood  (Select),  Great   Barrington,  Mass.:    "On  the 
Mounds  of  the  United  States  erected  by  the  Mound-Builders." 

2.  Horace  Ellsworth  Andrews  (Chemistry),  Cleveland,  O.:  "  On  the  Salts 
of  Tri-acetic,  Tri-propionic,  and  Tri-butyric  Acids.  . 

3.  William  Alanson  Hall  (Biology),  Morris  :  **  On  the  Anatomy  and  His- 
tology of  the  Respiratory  Apparatus  of  the  Cat  {Felis  domesticus). 

4.  Sheldon  Elton  Minor  (Civil  Engineering),  Thomaston  :  "  Review  of  the 
Pumping  Works  at  Whitneyville,  Conn." 

5.  Louis  Valentine  Pirsson  (Chemistry),  New  York  City  :  "On  Crystalline 
Fluorides  produced  by  Reactions  in  a  Fused  Medium." 

6.  Herljert  Waldron  Faulkner  (Dynamic  Engineering),  Stamford  :  "  Design 
for  an  Original  Valve  Geer  with  Mathematical  Discussion." 

7.  Samuel  Waldron  Lambert,  B.A.  (Biology),  New  York  City :  **  On  the 
Renal  Organs  of  the  Black  Snake  {Bascanion  constrictor). 

8.  Cassius  Samuel  Lyman  (Civil  Engineering),  Holyoke,  Mass.:  "  On  the 
Holyoke  Water  Power." 

9.  Henry  Jonathan   Biddle  (Select),   Philadelphia,  Pa.:    "On   the  Black 
Hills  of  Dakota." 

10.  Norman  Smith  Latham  (Civil  Engineering),  North  Manchester:  "  Oq 
the  Electric  Railway." 


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Juj^iOE    Appointments,   '83. 


W.  Carmalt, 
S.  L.  Geisthardt, 


PHILOSOPHICAL  ORATIONS. 

F.  W.  Kellogg, 
C.  M.  Kendall, 
A.  C.  Loomis, 


E.  H.  Moore,  Jr., 
C.  C.  Sherman. 


E.  G.  Bourne, 
A.  E.  Bowers, 
A.  L.  Bowman, 
G.  P.  Carroll, 
A.  B.  Cornwall, 


HIGH    ORATIONS. 

E.  J.  Esselstyn, 
W.  I.  Grubb, 
G.  W.  Johnston, 
C.  S.  Kelsey, 
C.  A.  Lewis, 


J.  M.  Lewis. 
W.  Price, 
T.  S.  Southworth, 
H.  D.  Taft. 


R.  M.  Bissell. 
H.  E.  Bourne, 
G.  E.  Bowman, 
A.  Carr, 
S.  B.  Childs. 
C.  C.  Clarke, 
A.  G.  Dana, 


L.  Boltwood, 
H.  W.  Calhoun, 
H.  M.  Chase, 
R.  H.  Cornish, 
C.  Halsey, 


ORATIONS. 

M.  E.  Dunham, 
H.  E.  Fisk, 
V.  E.  Helleberg, 
G.  C.  Jennings, 

D.  S.  Knowlion, 

E.  T.  McLaughlin, 

A.  T.  Morgan, 

DISSERTATIONS. 

B.  V.  Harrison, 
L  W.  Hart. 

H.  G.  Hoadley, 
S.  Q.  Kcrruish, 
H.  W.  Latham, 

C.  L.  Moffett, 


W.  E.  Nettleton. 
S.  B.  Plainer. 
D.  F.  Read. 
L.  Satterthwait, 
S.  D.  Thacher, 
H.  Vernon.  • 


M.  Morton, 
J.  Pierpoint. 
A.  L.  Sawyer. 
H.  R.  Smith. 
W.  Trumbull. 


F.  H.  Beede, 
D.  H.  Buel. 
C.  W.  Burpee. 
C.  H.  Burr, 

G.  L.  Burton, 
C.  D.  Ham, 


G.  Cromwell, 
E.  N.  Dingley, 
S.  H.  Fields, 


F.  D.  Chamberlain, 
A.  L.  Fisk, 


J.  F.  Craul, 
L.  C.  Deming, 


FIRST    DISPUTES. 

F.  W.  Havens, 
W.  E.  Houpt, 
S.  R.  Jewett, 
F.  B.  Kellogg, 

F.  C.  Leonard, 

G.  H.  A.  Lyford, 

SECOND   DISPUTES. 

C.  J.  Fooie, 

C.  S.  Foote, 
J.  A.  Moore, 

FIRST   COLLOQUIES. 

H.  A.  Forchheimer, 
J.  H.  Nelson, 

D.  Phelps, 

SECOND   COLLOQUIES. 

T.  D.  Husted, 


L  B.  Newton. 
A.  R.  Preston. 

.  J.  Rose. 

\  P.  Sproul, 
W.  H.  Slock  well. 


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J.  R.  Parrott, 
J.  F.  Raymond. 


E.  E.  Smith, 
J.  E.  Wayland. 


R.  A.  Sawyer. 
D.  B.  Tucker. 


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PREMIUMS, 


JUNIOR  EXHIBITION. 
March  30^  1882. 

1.  "  Louis  Kossuth,"  Arthur  E.  Bowers. 

2.  "  William  Lloyd  Garrison,"  Fred  C.  Leonard. 

3.  "  Louis  Sanford  Schuyler,"  Cleveland  L.  Moffeit. 

4.  "The  Anglo-Saxons,"  Harold  Vernon. 

5.  "  William  Wilberforce,"  Charles  W.  Burpee. 

6.  "The  Lost  Cause,"  George  W.  Johnston. 

7.  "  Bishop  Berkeley,"  Thomas  S.  Southworth. 

8.  "Liberty:    A  Contrast  between  the  Latin  and  Anglo-Saxon    Races," 
William  Trumbull. 

9.  "  Henry  of  Navarre,"  Woolsey  Carmalt. 

10.  "  Roger  Bacon  and  Scholasticism,"  Eliakim  H.  Moore,  Jr. 

The  prize  was  divided  between  Leonard  and  Johnston. 


TOWNSEND  ORATIONS. 

1.  "  Relations  of    Psychological   Studies  to  the  Practical    Life,"   Walter 
Murphy. 

2.  "  Roger  Williams."  H.  Chambers  Fries. 

3.  **  Roger  Williams,"  W.  Irving  Bruce. 

4.  "  The  Wisdom  of  DeTocqueville's   Democracy   in   America,  tested  by 
the  Facts  of  the  present  day,"  Cyrus  Bentley,  Jr. 

5.  "John  Stuart  Mill,"  Benjamin  Brewster. 

6.  "John  Stuart  Mill,"  J.  Ernest  Whitney. 

The  DkForest  Prize  of  $roo  was  awarded  to  Brewster. 


PeEMIUMS,     1881-82. 

John  A.  Porter  Prize  of  $250  was  awarded  to  Thomas  R.  Morrow,  of  the 
Law  School. 

ACADEMIC  DEPARTMENT. 

FELLOWSHIPS. 

Douglass  Fellowship-— V\i\\\^  G.  Bartlett,  Washington,  D.  C,  class  of  '8r. 
Soldiers'  Memorial  Fellowship — Walter  R.  Bridgman,  '81,  Cleveland,  O. 
Silliman  Fellowship — Arthur  E.  Bostwick.  Litchfield,  '81   (re-appointment). 

SCHOLARSHIPS. 

Larned  Scholarship,  class  of  '80— W.   H.   Buell.      Class    of   '82— Barclay 
Johnson,  New  York. 

Clark  Scholarship —¥ xz,nk  F.  Abbott,  Redding,  class  of  '82. 


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PHEAfirMS. 


MISCELLANEOUS   PRIZES. 


Cobden  Club  Medal  (for  proficiency  in  Political  Economy)  was  awarded  to 
Albert  H.  Atterbury,  Trenton,  N.  J.,  class  of  *82. 

Scott  Prize  (for  excellence  in  German),  for  class  of  *82 — Charles  B.  Storrs, 
New  York,  with  honorable  mention  o(  Burnside  Foster,  Boston. 

Scott  Prize  (for  excellence  in  French),  for  class  of  '83— Divided  between 
Arthur  B.  Cornwall,  New  Haven,  and  William  Price,  Pottstown,  Pa. 

Winthrop  Prizes^  for  class  of  '83 — First,  Charles  C.  Sherman,  Syracuse; 
second,  Joseph  M.  Lewis,  Neiv  York. 

Mathematical  Prize,  for  class  of  '82 — George  E.  Curtis,  Birmingham. 

Premium  for  Solution  of  Astronomical  Problems,  class  of  '82 — George  E. 
Curtis,  Birmingham. 

IVoolsey  Scholarship  (for  examination  in  class  of  '85)— First,  Guy  W.  Mallon. 
Cincinnati,  O.,  and  Eugene  L.  Richards,  jr.,  equal  in  rank.  Scholarship 
given  Mallon  by  lot  and  Hurlburt  Scholarship  to  Richards. 

Third  Freshman  Scholarship — John  D.  Ferris,  Chatham,  N.  Y.  In  this  ex- 
amination a  special  Clark  prize  was  given  to  John  S.  Pardee,  New  Haven, 
for  excelling  all  others  in  solving  algebraic  problems. 

Prizes  in  Composition,  class  of  '84 — First  Term  :  ist  prizes — E.  C.  Gale,  W. 
E.  Nichols,  H.  McM.  Painter  and  H.  M.  Wolf.  2d  prizes— C.  M.  Boswcll, 
G.  M.  Cheney,  R.  Foster,  E.  W.  Potter,  and  J.  Tomlinson,  Jr.  3d  prizes — J. 
Holden,  S.  P.  Spencer,  F.  Strong,  and  G.  Urquhart,  Jr.  Second  Term :  ist 
prizes — Edward  C.  Gale,  Daniel  H.  Griffing,  William  E.  Nichols,  Harry  M. 
Painter,  and  Henry  M.  Wolf.  2d  prizes — Walter  S.  Allis,  Robert  H.  Lyman. 
Geo.  H.  Makuen,  Frank  Strong,  Henry  B.  Twombly.  3d  prizes — Edward 
M.  Chapman.  Leonard  M.  Daggett,  Reginald  Foster,  Charles  J.  Jennings, 
and  Harry  W.  Prouty. 

Prizes  for  excellence  in  Declamation,  for  class  of  '84 — ist  prize — George  11. 
Makuen,  Goshen,  N.  Y.  2d — Daniel  H.  Griffing,  Cutchogue,  N.  Y.;  Sydney 
Stein,  Chicago.     3d — Paul  E.  Jenks,  Brooklyn  ;  Selden  P.Spencer,  Erie,  Pa. 

Mathematical  Prizes,  class  of  '84 — ist  prize — George  E.  Cohen,  Pittston. 
Pa.  2d  prizes — George  W.  Patterson,  Jr.,  Westfield,  N.  Y.;  John  L  Southci, 
Worcester,  Mass.  3d  prizes— Dean  A.  Walker,  Auburndale,  Mass.,  and 
Herbert  W.  Wolcoit,  Cleveland,  O. 

Mathematical  Prizes,  class  of  '85 — ist  prize — Guy  W.  Mallon,  Cincinnati. 
O.  2d  prize — Paul  L  Welles,  Fayetteville,  N.  Y;  3d  prizes — Lucius  0. 
Baird,  Chicago,  and  Wolff  Willner,  New  Haven. 

Berkeley  Premiums  for  excellence  in  iMtin  Composition,  class  of  '85 — isi 
grade— Jonathan  Barnes,  Springfield,  Mass.;  John  C.  Bridgman,  Cleveland. 
O.;  Guy  W.  Mallon,  Cincinnati,  ().;  Frank  R.  Shipman,  Hartford  ;  Franli 
Van  Allen,  Ravenswood,  111.;  Herbert  H.  White,  New  Haven.  Second 
grade — Edward  H.  Chandler,  Auburndale, •  Mass.;  Dixi  L.  Crosby,  Milford. 
N.  H.;  John  D.  Ferris,  Chatham,  N.  Y.;  John  S.  Pardee,  New  Haven  ;  John 
W.  Plattner,  Newark,  N.  J.;  Eugene  L.  Richards,  Jr.,  New  Haven. 


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PREMIUMS. 


LAW  SCHOOL. 

Jewell  Prize  (feo),  for  the  best  examination  at  graduation — William  Ran- 
som Barbour,  B.A.,  New  Haven. 

Betts  Prize  ($50),  for  the  best  examination  on  the  studies  of  the  junior  year 
—  Daniel  William  Lawler,  B.A.,  Georgetown  College,  Prairie  du  Chien,  Wis. 

HONORS.    , 

Seniors — W.  R.  Barbour,  Jewell  prize ;  F.  W.  Keator,  B.A.;  T.  R.  Morrow, 
B.A.;  A.  M.  Taft ;  E.  W.  Walker,  B.A. 

Juniors — D.  W.  Lawler,  Betts  prize  ;  N.  T.  Guernsey,  B.A.;  Sain  Welty. 
B.A.   Illinois  Wesleyan  University;  Charles  Kleiner  ;  A.  E.  Walradt.  B.A. 


S.  S.  S.    PRIZES. 

For  Senior  Year,  Civil  Engineering^  Prize  divided  between  Norman  S. 
Latham  and  Sheldon  E.  Minor.  Dynamic  Engineering  Prize  dWxded  between 
Frank  J.  Lambert,  and  Herbert  W.  Faulkner.  German  Prize^  Frederick  W. 
La  Forge. 

The  Prize  for  Mathematics  of  Junior  Year  was  divided  between  John 
Bartholomew  and  Frederick  E.  Beach. 

For  superior  Scholarship  in  all  the  Studies  of  Freshman  Year^  divided  be- 
tween Charles  P.  Farquhar  and  Edwin  M.  Herr,  with  honorable  mention  of 
George  W.  Cummins.  German  of  Freshman  Year,  C.  P.  Farquhar.  Mathe^ 
matics,  C.  P.  Farquhar.  Physics  Prize  divided  between  Farquhar,  Herr,  and 
Edward  Blake.  Chemistry,  Herr.  Drawing  divided  between  G.  W.  Cum- 
mins, E.  M.  Herr,  H.  H.  Keyes,  and  Albert  Lucas.  For  excellence  in  compo- 
sition — 1st  prizes — Davenport  Galbraith,  Calvin  Linslcy  Harrison,  Samuel 
Brown  Hawley,  E.  M.  Herr,  and  William  Wallace  Nichols.  2d  prizes — Law- 
rence Vincent  Ben^t,  and  James  Henry  Warner.  3d  prizes — Benjamin 
Wales  Dodge,  C.  P.  Farquhar,  and  Edson  May  Peck. 


Yale  Lit.  Prize  of  $25  was  awarded  to  F.  W.  Kellogg,  '83. 
r.  N.  Declamation  Prizes — L.  P.  Peet,  ist ;  J.  C.  Bridgman,  2d. 


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Yale  Reading  Boom. 

OPEN  WEEK  DAYS,  FROM  9  A.M.  TO  8  P.M.      SUNDAYS   FROM  I  P.M.  TO  8  P.M. 

WILLABE  HASKELL,  Ph.D..  Curator. 


NEWSPAPERS. 

AMERICAN. 

Dailies. 

Albany  Argus. 
Boston  Advertiser. 
Boston  Herald. 
Boston  Post. 

Chicago  III.  Staatszeitung. 
Chicago  Times. 
Chicago  Tribune. 
Cincinnati  Commercial. 
Cincinnati  Gazette. 
Hartford  Courant. 
Hartford  Times. 
Louisville  Courier-Jour'I. 
Milwaukee  Repub.  Sent. 
New  Haven  Eve.  Register, 
N.  Haven  Journal  &  Cour, 
New  Haven  Palladium. 
New  Orleans  Picayune. 
New  York  Evening  Post. 
New  York  Graphic. 
New  York  Herald. 
New  York  Sun. 
New  York  Times. 
New  York  Tribune. 
New  York  World. 
Philadelphia  Press. 
Philadelphia  Times. 
Pittsburgh  Chronicle. 
Portland  Press. 
Providence  Journal. 
Richmond  Dispatch. 
St.  Louis  Globe-Democrat. 
St.  Louis  Republican. 
S.  Francisco  Eve.  Bulletin. 
Springfield  Republican. 

Weeklies,  ^c. 

Critic. 

Forest  and  Stream. 

Good  Literature. 

Harper's  Weekly. 

Harvard  Advocate. 

Harvard  Crimson. 

Literary  World. 

Nation. 

Public. 

San  Francisco  Post. 


Scientific  American. 
Spirit  of  the  Times. 
Valparaiso  Record. 

RELIGIOUS. 

Advance. 

Advocate  &  Fam.  Guard'n 
Christian  Advocate. 
Christian  at  Work. 
•Christian  Intelligencer. 
Christian  Union. 
Churchman. 
Congregational  ist. 
Golden  Rule. 
Helping  Hand. 
Herald  and  Presbyter. 
Independent. 
Interior. 
■Methodist. 

■New  York  Evangelist. 
New  York  Observer. 
Presbyterian. 
Religious  Herald. 
Sunday-School  Times. 
Watchman  (Boston). 
Watchman  (Chicago). 
Witness. 
Woman's  Journal. 

FOREIGN. 

Economist. 

Graphic. 

Illustrated  London  News 

Investor's  Monthly. 

London  Mail. 

Natu  re 

Pall  Mall  Budget. 

Punch. 

Saturday  Review. 

Spectator. 

St.  James'  Budget. 

Allgemeine  Zeitung 

(Augsburg.) 
Le  Temps  (Paris). 

PERIODICALS. 

AMERICAN. 

Aldine. 

Amer.  Jour.  Sci.  &  Arts. 

Atlantic  Monthly. 


Bibliotheca  Sacra. 
Catholic  World. 
Century. 
Education. 
Harper's  Magazine. 
International  Review. 
Jour,  of  Speculative  Phil. 
Lippincott's  Magazine. 
Littell's  Living  Age. 
Loomis'  Journal. 
New  Englander.      ^ 
North  American  Review. 
Popular  Science  Monthly. 
Princeton  Review. 


African  Repository. 
American  Missionary. 
Baptist  Miss'ry  Magazine. 
Family  Treasury. 
Good  Words. 
Home  Missionary. 
Missionary  Herald. 
Sailor's  M!agazine. 
Sunday  at  Home. 
Sunday  Magazine. 


ENGLISH. 

All  the  Year  Round. 
AthensBum. 
Belgravia. 

Blackwood's  Magazine. 
British  Quar.  Review. 
Cambridge  Review. 
Contemporary  Review. 
Cornhill  Magazine. 
Dublin  Review. 
Edinburgh  Review. 

reprint. 
Fortnightly  Review. 
Eraser  s  Magazine. 
Illus'd  Missionary  News. 
London  Society. 
McMillan's  Magazine. 
Nineteenth  Century. 
Quarterly  Review. 
St.  James's  Magazine. 
Temple  Bar. 
Westminster  Review. 


Through  the  kindness  of  the  editors  of  the  AVtvx,  exchanges  from  important  American 
colleges  are  kept  on  file  in  the  Reading  Room. 


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Societies. 


Cfaarlea  W.  Burpee. 
Laureni  C.  Demlng, 
Henty  T,  FoIbodi. 
Charlei  S,  Foote, 
Elihu  B.  Fron, 


Lord   B.  Hillard.  Harry  H.  Palmer. 

Luuis  K.  Hull,  Joseph  R.  Parroti. 

Fred  W.  Kellogg.  Horace  D.  Tafl, 

Edward  T.  McLajRhlin,  Sherman  D.  Thacher, 
EINikiin  H.  Moore.  Jr.      John  B.  Woodward. 


Gilbert  Colgue, 
Charln  F.  Collins. 
Charld  R.  Corwith. 
George  Cromwell, 
Arnold  G.  Dana. 


«t.  «t.  3. 

Cliarle*  Halsey, 
George  C.Jennings, 
George  W.  Johnston, 
Fied  C.  Leonard, 
John  J.  Phelps, 


Frederick  W.  Rogers, 
Frederick  D.  Shafler, 
Horatio  O.  Stone. 
Alben  E.  Symington, 
William  Trumbull. 


JUNIOR  SOCIETY. 


Richard  M.  Bissell. 
Geortte  H.  Boiiome, 
Henry  E,  Bourne, 
Charles  W.  Burpee, 
C.  H.  Burr. 
Henry  W.Calhoun, 
Woolsey  Carmall, 
Henry  M.  Chasr. 
Charles  C.  CInrke, 
Charles  F.  Collins. 
E.  C.Cuyler. 
Arnold  G.  Dana, 
Laurenl  C.  Deming. 
Henry  T.  Folsom. 
Herberl  L.  Frost. 
William  l.Grubb, 
Charles  W.  Harkness. 


Allison  V.  Armour, 
Frederic  McL.  Barbour, 
Nelson  P.  Bigelow, 
William  B>  Bristow. 
S,  A.  Booth, 
W.  F.  Booth. 
Will  son  Carpenter. 
H.  D.  Colt. 
Edmund  P.  Cottle, 
Frederick  K.  Curtis, 
Leonard  M.  Daggetl. 
Henry  L.  Dawes. 
Fred  H,  Dodge. 
luliusT.A.  Dooliille, 
Maxnell  Evarts, 
Arthur  L.  Farwell, 
Edward  C.  Gale, 


Victor  E.  Helleberg, 
C.  G.  Hower. 
Louis  K.  Hull, 
Willianij.  Holly. 
Samuel  R.  Jeivelt, 
Fred  W.  Kellogg. 
Clifford  S.  Kelsey. 
Slieldon  Q.  Kerruish, 
Daniel  S.  Knowlion, 
Harry  W.  Latham, 
Joseph  McK.  Lewis, 
George  S.  Lynde, 
F.dward  T.  McLaughlin 
William  H.  Merrill, 
Eliakim  H.  Moore. 
Joseph  II.  Nelson. 
WaherE.  Netdeton. 

'84. 
Robert  W.  Hamill, 
Howard  H.  Higbee. 
Roderick  W.  Hine. 
Joseph  G.  HolHday, 
Charles  E.  Holmes. 
William  H.  Hyndman, 
Frederic  S.  Jones, 
Roben  B.  Kerr. 
Newell  C.  Knight, 
Edward  A.  Lawrence. 
Thomas  G.  Lawrance, 
George  H.  Makuen, 
Edwin  McClellan. 
Henry  C.  McDowell, 
William  T.  Nichols. 
Harry  McM.  Palmer. 
George  W.  Patier»on. 
Jacob  Perkins, 


Harry  H.  Palmer. 
Dudley  Phelps, 
John  J.  Phelps. 
Austin  R.  Presion, 
David  F.  Read. 
Robert  C.  Rogers. 
Edward  B.  Sargenl. 
Frederick  D.  Shaffer. 
Stanley  Shaffer. 
William  K.  Stevens. 
H.  O.  Stone, 
Horace  D.  Tafi, 
Sherman  D.  Tbacher, 
Joseph  P.  Trowbridge, 
William  Trumbull, 
Clarence  W.  Wilton, 
Morrison  W.  Young. 


E.  L.  Pollock, 
Edwin  L.  Porter, 
Paul  E.Jenks, 
James  B.  Reynolds, 
Edward  1.  Sanlord. 
William  H.  Sanford, 
Henry  T.  Shetion, 
Oliver  T.Sherwood, 
William  L.  Strong, 
William  A.  Taylor. 
Ray  Tompkins, 
Henry  B.  Twombly, 
Charles  H.Walker. 
Dean  A.  Walker. 
Charles  A.  Watrous, 
Amos  P.  Wilder, 
Harry  A.  Worceater. 


•JUNIOR  SOCIETY. 


DELTA  KAPPA  EPSILON. 

1   1    rf 


Loring  W.  AndreiTs. 
Francis  G.  Beach, 
Charles  S.  Beck,  Jr. 
Nelson  W.  Bell, 
Livingston  R.  Catlin, 
Gilbert  Colgate, 
Charles  R.  Corwith, 
George  Cn 


ink  Cui 


nnghar 


Seward  H.  Fields, 
Charles  S.  Fooie, 
Robert  A.  Fosdick, 
Elihu  B,  Frost, 
John  W.  Galbrailh, 
Charles  H.  Hall, 


■83- 
Charles  Halsey, 
Harry  R.  Hillard, 
Lord  B.  Hillard, 
Tuthill  R.  Hillard, 
Henry  M.  Hoyt, 
Thomas  D.  Husled. 
George  C.  Jennin;{s, 
George  W.  Johnston, 
Francis  B.  Kellogg, 
Fred  C.  Leonard. 
Charles  Lnughridge. 
Oliver  McKee, 
Kier  Mitchell. 

John  A.  Moore, 
(arcus  Morion.  Jr., 
Joseph  R.  Parroii, 
Francis  J.  Phelps, 


lames  F.  Raymond, 
Frederick  W.  Rogers, 
Henry  W,  Slocum,  It., 
Clarence  M.  Smith, 
Herbert  R.  Smith, 
Thomas  S.  Suuibwonh, 
Frank  P.  Sproul, 
William  H.  Stockwell. 
Henry  H.  Strong, 
Albert  E.  Syminj{loo, 
Henry  C.  M.  Thomson, 
Harold  Vernon, 
John  E.  Wayland. 
William  W.,Week8, 
John  B.  Woodward, 
Charles  H.  Vales. 


Martin  Andrews,  Jr.. 
George  R.  Blodgell. 
Carl  E.  Boisford, 
Frank  D.  Bon^en, 
Neville  H.  Caslle, 
Francis  A.  Christian, 
Charles  W.Copeland. 
Henry  B.  Cromwell, 
James  M.  Dawson. 
Frederic  W.  Doringh. 
Reginald  Foster, 
Gerard  Fountain, 
John  R.  Halsey.  Jr., 
Horace  E.  Hand. 
Henry  C-  Hopkins. 


Sidney  W.  Hopkins,  Ji 
Reinert  A.  Jernberg, 
William  H.  Jessup. 
Daniel  A.Jones, 
James  O,  Lincoln, 
Alexander  Lambert, 
Henry  McCormick.  Jr 
William  C.  McMillan, 
Edwin  A.  Merrill. 
John  A.Myers, 
William  E.  Nichols, 
James  W.Uakford, 
Charles  P.  Phelps, 
Albert  H.  Pratt. 
Clinton  Ross. 


,  Harry  G.  Samson, 
John  I.  Souther, 
lohn  H.  Stevenson,  Jr., 
John  T.  Swift, 
Frank  D.  Trowbridge, 
Joseph  N.Tuttle, 
Harry  R.  Wagner. 
Albert  C.  Waiie, 
Edward  Wells,  Jr., 
Daniel  H.  Wilcox.  Jr.. 
Nathan  G.  Williams,  Jr., 
Herbert  W.  Wolcott. 
Joseph  Wood, 
Edwstd  A.  Wrighl. 


SOPHOMOA-E  SOCIETIES. 


FJiESHMAN  SOCIETY. 


CAMPAIGN    COMMITTEE.  '85. 
ChtiirmaH.  G.  C.  Woodbupp,  Jr. 


William  S.  Case, 
William  G.  Green, 


Guv  W.  Mallon, 
Wyllvs  Terry. 


Benjamin  H.  Anthoay, 
Barllett  Arkell, 
Everett  A.  Bales. 
Daniel  D.  Bidwell, 
Edward  N.  Brandegee. 
EUit  H.  R.  Brooks, 
William  A.  Brown. 
Theophilut  R.  Carter. 
Uwrence  W.  Churchill, 
Auiten  Colgale, 
Francl*  R.  Cooley. 


Members.  'SC. 
Stanford  T,  Crapo, 
Thomas  M.  Day,  Jr., 
Judion  S.  DuKher. 
Willis  H.  Goodyear, 
Marceilgs  H.  P.  Hagaos. 
Edwin  T.  Hall. 
Edward  A.  Dine, 
Charles  L.  Hyde, 
Charles  H.  Jeffras, 
Edward  R.  Kellogg, 
Dudley  Leaviii. 


William  Leiand. 
William  H.  Ludinglon. 
Charles  P.  Merrill. 
Henry  T.Nason, 
Edward  W.  Peel, 
Gordon  M.  Ransom, 
Arthur  L.  Shipman, 
Edgar  C.  Stiles. 
Frederick  C.  Truslow, 
Evans  Woollen. 


S.  S.  S.  SOCIETIES. 


C.T.I. 


Wayne  Darlinglon, 

Willta 

m  Harper 

Joseph  W.  Rogers 

George  Harper, 

Jame 
Jame 

Lyman. 
E.  Pope, 

'84- 

Robert  H.  Wjlie. 

ElwoodH.AtcutC. 

Charl 

s  R.  Farq 

har. 

William  W.  Nichols 

Lawrence  V.  Ben^i, 

Pelham  Hague, 

Chester  Thorne. 

Edivi 

M.  Herr, 

Gustavo  Alfonso,  Harold  A.  Chambers.        Edson  Keilh,  Jr., 

Frederic  R.  Bartleii.  William  B.  Coil,  Henty  M.  Mont^iiier>-, 

Henry  J,  Biddle,  Edward  P.  Eastwick.  Jr.,  Henry  C.  Null.  Jr., 

Clarence  R.  Etritton,  Davenport  Galbraiih,         Louis  M.  Porter, 

Charles  M.  Carpenter,  Charles  S.  Hall.  David  M.  Prati. 


Albert  W.  Robert. 


Russell  Sargent 


S.  S.  S.  SOCIETIES. 


Robert  O.  DuBois.  Howard  Mariiii, 

Horace  S.  Fraiei.  John  E.  Newell. 

William  H.  Lyon.  George  S.  Payson. 

Joseph  A.  Slcinner 


John  E.  Stryker, 
Thomaa  R,  Trowbridge. 
Alexander  Wurls. 


George  A.  Barrows,  Harrj  K.  Devereux,  Joseph  Powell,  Jr., 

Horace  R.  Carpenter,        Samuel  B.  Hawley,  C.  Lansing  Sayre, 

H>rry  N.  Covetl.  Albert  Lucas.  Elmore  A.  Willels. 


S.S.  S  SOC/ETV. 


Allen  Hubbard,  Edwaid  S.  Wilson.  J.  Minor  Magbee. 

Ebenezer  H.  Skinner,  George  S.  Robens.  Cbauncey  R.  Burr, 

Charles  S.  Brown.  William  G.  Sage.  Willis  S.  Williams. 

Horace  L.  Simpson,  Waller  A.  Sadd. 


J.  S.  S.  SOCIETY. 


CAMPAIGN   COMMITTEE.  '84. 

Chairman.  W.  B  Co[T. 

H.  A.  Chambers,  Edward  Blake, 

L.  V.  Beniit,  Ed»on  Keilh.  Jr. 


J.  F.  Babcock, 
F.  S.  Bullcne, 
W.  S.  Clark, 
A,  C.  Coaies. 

W.  V.  S.  Thi 


J.  R.  Godmai 
C.  L.  Griffiih. 
W.  D.  Kolin, 
P.  L.  Lang. 


'85. 


Deane  Miller, 
W.  A.  Neltlelon 
D.  T.  Pralt, 
J.  A.  Seymour, 

Trill. 


LA  IV  SCHOOL  SOCIETY. 


THE   YALE   KENT   CLUB. 


Meets  in  the  Yale  Law  School  Lecture  Room  every  Monday  evening. 


President,  N.  T.  Guernsey. 
Vice  Ptesidtnt,  G.  Shir  as,  3d. 
Sec,  ^  Treas.,  J.  T.  Hubbard. 


G.  Shiras, 


Executive  Committee. 


W.  B.  Hill. 


Af embers. 


H.  W.  Aiken, 
H.  W.  Asher, 
C.  H.  Ayer, 
W.  T.  Baggs. 
R.  H.  Bigelow, 
C.  F.  Bohan, 
O.  H.  Briggs, 
N.  R.  Bronsop, 
C.  W.  Brown. 
C.  L.  Calkins. 
F.  H.  Cogswell, 
J.  Coony, 
E.  B.  Graves, 
H.  S.  Griggs, 
N.  T.  Guernsey, 
A.  E.  Ely, 
E.  T.  Evans, 


H-  R.  Ewing, 

C.  H.  Harrison, 
L.  B.  Hasbrouck, 
W.  R.  Heady, 

J.  P.  Helfenstein, 
B.  Johnson, 
J.  P.  Kellogg, 
J.  B.  Klein. 
H.  H.  Knapp, 

D.  W.  Lawlor, 
J.  Leighton, 

A.  M.  Matthewson. 
H.  S.  Miller, 
J.  T.  Moran, 
G.  H.  Moulton, 
F.  H.  Mclniosh, 
O.  F.  Murdock, 


A.  S.  Osborne, 
W.  S.  Pardee. 
C.  B.  Peck. 
S.  Rinaker, 
G.  L.  Sargent, 
G.  Shiras, 
W.  K.  Shiras. 

F.  B.  Stevens. 
R.  Teft. 

R.  L.  Trunnbull. 
A.  S.  Van  de  Graal!, 
F.  H.  Wadsworth. 
W.  D.  Warren. 

G.  Wheeler. 
H.  C.  White, 
C.  W.  Willeit. 
A.  B.  Wright. 


70 


YALE  UNIVERSITY  BOAT  CLUB. 

Prciiiient,  Fred  C.  Leonard.  '83. 

yitt  PraidcnI.  Charles  L.  Savre.  '83  S.  S.  S. 

Seertlary.  Henry  T.  Shelton,  '84. 

TrtasurtT,  Prof.  A.  M.  Wheei.ek.  207  D. 

Astistant  Triasurtr,  l\t*t.i  W.  Oakford,  "84. 

Captain.  Loms  K.  Hull,  "83.  209  d. 
House  CommillN—Geargt  Adee.  C.  W.  Harkness,  '83.  J.  J.  Phelps,  '83. 
Audiling    CcmmilUe—Piol.    W.    H.    Brewer,    246    Orange    si.;  Piof.  E.  I 
Richards.  135  College  si.;  Kler  Milchell. 


'83.  Prtsidtnl,  F.  D.  Shaffer. 


■85.  Priiidml.y  C.  Flanders. 

Sec.  6-  Treas.,  H.  L.  Doggett. 

Captain.  E.  A.  Shultze. 


■84.  Pt/sidml,  E.  A.  Merritt. 

Sti.  &•  Trta!..  R.  W.  Hamill. 

Captain.  F.  H.  Dodge. 
'86.  Puiident.  F.  V.  Wilcox. 

Sic.  &■  Trtat.,  G.  M.  Ransom. 

Captain,  R,  Appleton. 


YALE-HARVARD  UNIVERSITY  RACE. 
New  London,  June  jo,  1S82. 


Harvard  {tx\m%<^n\  30  min.  47>i  «C.  Yalf  (blue),  ao  min.  ^0%  sec. 

*,/,„/— Prof,  Arthur  M.  Wheeler.  Yale.  Judgei  en  Sliamrr—Foi  Yale  : 
Fred  Wood,  '75  S.S.S.;  for  Harvard  :  W,  A.  Bancrofi,  '78.  jfudgft  at  Ikt 
Piniii—Foi  Y.nte:  E.  C.  Cook, '77;  G.  P.  Richardson. '8a.  For  Harvard  ; 
H.  W.  Trimble.  '79  :  C.  Morgan.  'So.  Timr  A'erfifrs— George  A.  Adee.  Yale. 
'83.     R.  C.  Waison.  Harvard.  '6g, 


A  THLETIC  INTERESTS, 


STATISTICS  OF  UNIVERSITY  CREW. 


Class.      Age.    Weight.  Height. 


Bow,  Henry  R.  Flanders,  West  Tisbury,  Mass.,  '85 

No.  2,  Joseph  R.  Parroii,  Oxford,  Me.,  '83 

No.  3,  Frederick  W.  Rogers,  Cambridge,  Mass.,  '83 

No.  4,  Nathaniel  T.  Guernsey,  Dubuque,  Iowa,    L.  S. 

No.  5,  Louis  K.  Hull,  Lebanon,  Conn.,  Capl.,  '83 

No,  6,  William  H.  Hyndman,  Newburgh,  N.  Y..  '84 

No.  7.  Charles  B.  Siorrs,  New  Yoric  City,  '82 

Stroke,  Henry  T.  Folsom,  Orange,  N.  J.,  '83 


21 

x6c>4 

5.09 

23 

183 

S.08 

22 

17A^ 

6.00 

24 

179 

5.11 

22 

184 

6.00 

20 

188 

5.08 

22 

179 

6.01 

22 

171 

5.10 

Y.  U.  B.  C.     SPRING   REGATTA. 


Lakf  Saltonstall^  Wednesday^  May  77,  1882. 

Referee,  Lor  is  K.  Hull,  "83. 

Judi^es—kK  the  mile  point:  F.  C.  Leonard,  '83,  J.  T.  Swift,  '84.  H.  R. 
Flanders.  '85.  At  the  finish:  H.  D.  Taft.  'Ss.  W.  H.  Hyndman,  '84.  A.  C. 
Thompson,  '85.  Time  Keepers— \^ .  Pollock,  '82,  L.  B.  Hillard.  '83.  Starter 
— R.  A.  Bigclow. 


KIGHT-OAKKI)    SHELL    RACE — TWO    MILES. 


•83  (Color,  blue.) 

1.  C.  Haisey, 

2.  W.  W.  Smith, 

3.  F.  H.  Beede, 

4.  G.  Colgate, 

5.  C.  S.  Beck,  Jr., 

6.  E.  B.  Frost, 

7.  H.  E.  Bourne, 

8.  H.  Vernon,  Capt. 
D.  B.  Tucker  (cox.) 

Time — 11  min.  6  sec. 


*S4  (Color,  white.) 

1.  G.  R.  Blodgeii, 

2.  A.  V.  Armour, 

3.  J.  F.  Scott, 

4.  F.  H.  Dodge,  Capt. 

5.  E.  A.  Merritt, 

6.  J.  I.  Souther, 

7.  E.  Wells,  Jr., 

8.  A.  Lambert, 

G.  Fountain  (cox,) 

Time — 11  min.  14  sec. 
Prizes — Silk  .Flags. 


•85  (Color,  red.) 

1.  F.  B.  Brandegee, 

2.  C.  L.  Way. 

3.  P.  I.  Welles. 

4.  L.  F.  Robinson, 

5.  J.  A.  Blake, 

6.  C.  B.  Hobbs. 

7.  C.  W.  Cutler. 

8.  E.  A.  Schultze,Jr.,Cap. 
D.  R.  Plessner  (cox.) 

Time — II  min.  33  sec. 


72 


.J  THLETIC  IXTERKSTS. 


Y.   17.  H.  C.     FALL   REGATTA. 

Lakt  SallonstaU,  Wednesday,  October  Ji,  rgS2. 

R.ftr/f.  Geo.  St.  John  Skekfieui.  '63. 

Judf:ei~k\  Ihe  slarl;  F.  W.   RoRers,  '83,  E.  S.  Kimball.  '85  S.     Al  ihe 

mile  :   H.  R.  Flanders,  '85.  W.  S.  BriRham.  '86.      Al  li.e  finish  :  S.  Q.  Kerru- 

ish.  ■%■},,  A.  V.  Armour.  ■84.      Timt  Kfffrts—L.  K.  Hull.  '83.  H.   H.  Slrong, 

'83.      Slorltr—a.  T.  GuernSE)'.  L.  S. 


■83  (Color,  blue.)                '84  (Color,  while. 

■85  (Color,  red.) 

I 

C.  Halsey.                       1.  G.  R.  Blodgeil. 

1.  F.  B.  Brandegee, 

3 

W.  W.  Smith.                 2.  J.  T.  Sivifi. 

2.  C.  L.  Wav. 

3 

F.  H.  Beede.                  3.  J.  F.  Scolt. 

3.   I.  A.  Blake, 

4 

G,  Colgate.                     +  J,  1.  Souiher. 

4.  L.  F.  Robinson. 

5 

H.  W.  Laiham.              5,   F,  H,  DodRc.  Capr 

.      5,  R.  S.  Slorrs. 

6 

E.  B.  Frosi.                      6,   E.  A,  Merrill, 

6.  C,  B.  Hobbs. 

7 

H.  E.  Bourne.                  7.    F.  Wells.  Jr.. 

7.   C.  W.  Culler. 

8 

H.  Vernon.  Capl.,         8.  A.  Lamhcrl. 

S.  E.  A.  Schullie,  Cipt 

D.  B.  Tucker  (cox.)            R.  H.  Ken  (cox.) 

J,  P.  Pafons  (cox.) 

T 

me— 11  min.  S  sec.        Time— 12  min.  23  sec 

Time— 12  min.  13  sec. 

SINOLK   SCIH.L   BACK— TWil    M1I.E 

WITH    TURN. 

(Color,  blue.) 

(Color,  red.) 

CM.  Smiih.'Sj.                              J 

P.  Terry,  '83  S, 

Time— 16  min.  18^  sec.                    Ti 

ONE    MII.K. 

■86. 

'85  s,  S,  S. 

I.  W.  C.  Sprague. 

,.  J.J.Morgan. 

2.  E.  H.  Phelps, 

a.  W.  T.  Ross. 

3.  C.  R.  Morley, 

3.  R.  N.  Brace, 

4.  C.  L.  Hyde, 

4.  E.  Y,  Judd, 

5.  F.  G.  Peiers. 

S.  F.  E.  Sands. 

6.   A.  Covvlcs.  Jr., 

6.  F.  a  K<illenc. 

7.  E.  R.  Kcllogs. 

7.  C.  Blakcslee. 

B.  R.  Applclon. 

8.  W,  Williams. 

W.  B.  Goodwin  (cox.) 

D.  Miller  (cox.) 

Time- 6  min.  50  sec. 

Time_6  min.  iq'A  sec. 

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SINGLE  SCULL  RACES.- 1873-79. 


.     Date. 

Place. 

Entries. 

1 

WlNNKICS. 

Dis. 

2  m. 
2  m. 

2  m. 
2  m. 

2  m. 

Time. 

1873,  July  16 

1874,  July  15 

1875,  July  14 

1876,  July  19 

1879. 
Private  Race. 

Springfield. 
Saratoga. 

Saratoga. 
Saratoga. 

L.  yuinsi^mM. 

Swift     Yale. 
Dutton — Cornell. 

Wilcox— Yale. 
Devens — Harvard. 
Phillips— Cornell. 

Kennedy — Yale. 
Weld— Harvard. 

Francis — Cornell. 
Danforth — Harvard. 
Parmley — Princeton. 
Weeks — Columbia. 

Livingstone — Yale. 
Goddard — Harvard. 

Yale. 
Yale. 

Yale. 
Cornell. 

Harvard 

1443 
14.12 

/4.21 
1343 

14.30 

UNIVERSITY  RACES— 1876-82. 


Date. 

Place. 

Entries. 

Winners. 

Dis. 

Time. 

1876,  June  30 

W.  Springfield. 

Yale  and  Harvard. 

Yale. 

• 

4  m. 

22.2 

1S77,  June  30 

W.  Springfield. 

Yale  and  Harvard. 

Harvard. 

4  m. 

24.36 

1878,  June  28 

New  London. 

Yale  and  Harvard. 

Harvard. 

4  m. 

20.45 

1879,  June  27 

New  London. 

Yale  and  Harvard. 

Harvard. 

4  m. 

23.48 

1S80,  July  I 

New  London. 

Yale  and  Harvard. 

Yale. 

4  ra. 

25.9 

1881,  July  I 

New  London. 

Yale  and  Harvard. 

Yale. 

4  m. 

22.19 

1882,  June  30 

New  London. 

Yale  and  Harvard. 

Harvard  ♦ 

4  m. 

2047i 

♦  Yale  second  by  3  seconds. 


76 


ATHLETIC  INTERESTS, 


FOUNDED    1875. 


President,  Fred  C.  Leonard,  '83,  23  s. 
Captain,  Warren  W.  Smith,  '83,  8  s. 
Lieutenant,  John  T.  Swift,  '84,  216  d. 
Purser,  William  J.  Holly,  '83,   69  n.  m. 


Afembers, 


E.  R.  Adee,  '85, 


E.  N.  Hidden, '85. 


C.  P.  Merrill.  '86, 


J.  Adier,  '86, 


W.  J.  Holly,  '83. 


J.  H.  Nelson,  '83, 


H.  F.  Baldwin,  '85. 


F.  C.  Hughson,  '84. 


C.  M.  Smith,  '83, 


R.  N.  Brace,  S.  S.  S. 


C.  L.  Hyde,  '86, 


W.  W.  Smith,  '83, 


W.  Catherwood,  '85,  H.  F.  James.  '85, 


J.  T.  Swift,  '84, 


J.  V.  Hanna.  S.  S.S.         E.  R.  Kellogg,  '86. 


R.  H.  Wyeih,  '86. 


C.  M.  Kendall,  '83, 


77* 


Offiters  for  1883-83. 

lidnii.  C,  H.  Yatks. '83,  an  n. 

I  PrrsidiHl,  J.  A.  SkiNNer,  '83  S..   106  Wall  s 


Treasuttr.  M.  W.  YouNG,  '83, 
Sfcrelary,  S.  A.   BOOTH, '84,  44  ! 
Caplain,   An-EN  HuhBaed.  '83  S. 


:6or. 


Stt.  b'  Treat.,  W.  Trumbull. 
Cafilam.C.  M.  Griggs. 


Set.  &•  Tria,.,  M.  Andrews.  Jr. 
Caflain,  Ray  Tompkins. 


Pnsidtnl,  E.  L.  Richards,  J  r. 
Sti.  6*  Trias..  P.  I.  Welles. 
Caplain,  J.  A.  Merrill. 


Prtsidint,  S.  K.  Bremoer. 
.S-rt.fir-  T-reof.,  N.  M.  Goodleli.  )r. 
Captain,  P.  B.  Stewart. 


UNIVERSITY  NINE. 

E  CHAMPIONS — 1882. 


W.  C.  Camp,  Med.,  s.. 
H.  B.  Plan,  'Sa,  c. 
S.  C.  Hopkins,  '82,  a., 
Capt.  W.  I.  Badger.  '63,  b., 


A.  E.  Smith.  '83.  m., 
D.  A.  Jones. '83.  p.. 
H.  C.  Hopkins.  '84, 1., 
A.  Hubbard. 'S3  S.,h., 


D.  H.  Wilcox.  Jr.,  "84,  r. 
Subsiituie— E.  W.  McBride,  "Sa. 


CHAMPIONSHIP  GAMES. 


Vale  vs.  Amhersi, 

V»le  vs.  Harvard, 

Yale  vs.  Princelon. 

Yale  vs.  Danmouih,  t 

0  innings. 

Yale  vs.  Danmoulh, 

Yale  vs.  Amhersi, 

Yale  vs.  Harvard,       . 

Yale  vs.  Princelon. 

Yale  vs.  Princeton. 

Yale  vs.  Amhersi. 

Yale.  loa.        Opponents.  63. 

FRESHMAN  CHAMPIONSHIP  SERIES. 


Yale.  "85,  vs.  Harvard.  '85.  New  Haven.  May  a 
Yale.  'B5,  vs.  Harvard.  'Sj.  Cambridge.  June  ic 


A  THLETIC  INTERESTS, 


SUMMARY  OF  ALL  CHAMPIONSHIP  GAMES. 


Colleges. 


Amherst, 

Brown,  . 

Dartmouth,  . 

Harvard, 

Princeton, ... 
Yale. 


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2 

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4 

4 

3 

5 

7 
8 


10 
10 
10 
10 

II 
II 


OTHER   GAMES. 


April 


<< 


<( 


<« 


«< 


<» 


May 


(t 


It 


It 


II 


June 


It 


7,  Yale  vs.  Metropolitans, 

8,  Yale  vs.  Metropolitans, 
15,  Yale  vs.  Alaskas, 

19,  Yale  vs.  Atlantics, 
22,  Yale  vs.  Providence, 
26,  Yale  vs.  Worcester, 
29,  Yale  vs.  Athletics, 

4,  Yale  vs.  Philadelphia, 

5,  Yale  vs.  Philadelphia, 

6,  Yale  vs.  Metropolitans, 
17,  Yale  vs.  Stock  Exchange, 
31,  Yale  vs.  Atlantics. 

8,  Yale  vs.  Worcesters, 
10,  Yale  vs.  Rutgers, 
13,  Yale  vs.  Providence, 


Yale,  86 
Championship  games,        "     102 


Opponents,  90 
62 


Grand  total. 


188 


152 


5 

II 

7 

8 

7 

5 

9 

6 

2 

13 

2 

8 

0 

2 

2 

8 

12 

0 

Rained. 

18 

3 

4 

7 

3 

9 

12 

2 

3 

II 

FRESHMAN   NINE— Spring  1882. 


J.  A.  Merrill,  h., 
W.  H.  Lyon,  p., 
W.  Terry,  a., 
E.  L.  Richards,  b.. 


D.  H.  Buffum.  Jr..  c, 
A.  A.  Noye,  s., 
C.  R.  Brilton.  1.. 
J.  W.  Gavin,  m., 
F.  A.  Benedict,  r. 


80 


A  THLETIC  INTERESTS, 


INTERCOLLEGIATE   BASE  BALL  AVERAGES,  SEASON  OF  x88a. 

Prepared  by  J.  C  Morsb,  Boston,  Mass. 
The  figures  are  taken  from  official  scores  and  are  therefore  correct  and  impartial. 


Bat- 
ting 
R'nk 

I 

2 

3 

4 

5 
6 

7 
8 

9 

10 

II 

12 

13 

14 

15 
i6 

17  I 
i8 

19 

20 
21 
22    < 

23 

24 
25 

26 

27 

28 
29 

30 

31 
32 

33 

34 

35 
36 

37 
38 

39 
40 

41 
42 
43 
44 

45 
46 

47 
48 

49 
50 

51 
52 

53 


PLAYERS. 


Games. 


Wadleigh,  P..  c.  f. n 

Smith,  B.,  p.. 10 

Durfee,  B.,  r.  f. 10 

Olmsiead,  H.,  1.  f., 10 

Greene,  B.,  3b.,  c, 10 

Parker,  D.,  2b.,.     10 

Piatt,  Y.,  3b., II 

Camp,  Y.,  s.  s.,  - '     11 

Chase,  B.,  ib., 10 

Arnd,  A.,  1.  f. 10 

Dills,  B.,  2b., 10 

S.  Hopkins,  Y.,  ib., 11 

Hall,  H.,  c.  f.,  c, '     10 

Hunt,  A.,  c,  3b 10 

Jones,  Y.,  p., 11 

Burt,  H.,  lb., 7 

Partridge.  D.,  lb 10 

Payne,  B.,  1.  f. 10 

Badger,  Y.,  2b., 11 

Coolidge,  H.,  2b., 10 

Smith,  Y.,  c.  f., 11 

Webster,  D.,  I.  f., 10 

Taylor,  A.,  2b j  .10 

H.  Hopkins.  Y.,  I.  f., i     11 

Ernst,  P.,  p., I     II 

Larkin,  P.,  ib., 

Harlan,  P.,  3b., 

Nichols,  H.,  c.  f., 

Baker,  H.,  s.  s., 

Hubbard,  Y.,  c, 

Wilcox,  v.,  r.  f., 

Hale,  D.,  1.  f.,  p., 

Savage,  A.,  c,  3b 

Bassett,  B.,  c,  3b., 

Doron,  B.,  c.  f 

Hamlin,  A.,  ib., 

LeMoyne,  H.,  3b., 

Gardner,  A.,  s.  s.,  c.  f 

Cushman,  D.,  s.  s., 

Coombs,  D.,  c.  f., 

Schenck,  P.,  c 

Crocker,  H.,  r.  f.,  c, 

Bean,  H.,  p., 

Maithewson,  D.,  c,  3b., 

Shedd,  B.,  s.  s., 

Wilson,  P.,  s.  s., 

BufTum,  A.,  c.  f., 

Harris,  A.,  p., 

Gay,  D.,  p., 

Harris.  P.,  r.  f. 

Rafferty,  P.,  2b 

Chellis,  D.,  3b., 

Clark,  P.,  I.  f. 


II 
II 
10 
10 
II 
II 

6 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
10 
II 
10 
10 
10 
10 
II 

8 

10 
10 
II 
II 

6 

6 


Average 
Bases. 


.408 
.400 

.383 
.369 
.361 

.355 

.354 

.333 

.333 

.325 
.320 

.320 

.318 

.317 
.312 

.310 
.306 
.300 
.300 

•294 
.294 

.282 

.275 
.268 

.266 

.255 
.250 

.244 

.243 
.227 

.227 
.217 
.214 
.204 
.204 
.200 
.200 
.190 
.186 
.186 
.174 
.174 
.162 

.159 
•154 
.152 

.148 
.125 
.117 
.113 
.102 
.083 

.055 


Average 
Total 
Bases. 


.510 
.540 
.428 

.456 
.468 
.466 

.458 
.627 

.354 
.350 
.460 

.339 
.363 

•390 
.312 

.379 
.449 
.400 

.380 
.490 

.470 

.391 
.400 

.292 

.288 
.294 
.250 

.367 
.243 
.318 
.227 
.217 

.333 
.306 

.265 

.200 

.200 

.214 

.279 

.255 
.174 

.174 

.325 
.181 

.154 

•195 
.185 

.125 
.146 

.113 
.102 

.083 
.055 


Fielding 
Average. 


.851 
.804 
.888 

.794 
.695 
.933 
.750 
.770 
.969 

.757 
.827 

.970 
.687 
.609 
.847 
.869 

.954 
.687 

.859 
.893 

.875 

..913 
.849 

.631 

.718 

.944 

.841 

.512 

.732 

.845 
.611 

.455 
.746 
.738 
.750 
.966 

.750 
.743 
.847 
.577 

.715 
.666 

.806 

.739 
.641 

.769 

.687 

.854 

.791 
.800 

.845 
.726 

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Field. 

ing 
Rank. 


15 
24 

10 

26 

42 

7 

31 
28 

3 
30 
22 

2 

43 
50 

17 
12 

5 

43 

13 

9 
II 

8 

16 
48 
40 

6 
21 
52 
38 

>9 
49 
53 
34 
37 
31 
4 
31 
35 
17 
51 
41 
46 

23 
36 

47 

29 

43 

14 

27 

25 

«9 

39 
I 


81 


ATltLETlC  /XtEKESTS. 
THE   YALE   HARVARD   GAMES. 


Vile  »: 
Yale  VI 
Yale  VI 
Yale  VI 
Yale  V! 
Yale  V! 
Yale  VI 
Yale  V! 
Yale  VI 
Yale  V! 
Yale  V! 
Yale  V! 
Yale  y. 
Yale  VI 
Yale  V! 


.  Harvard, 
.  Harvard. 
.  Harvard, 
,  Harvard, 

,  Harvard, 
,  Harvard. 
.  Harvard, 
.  Harvard. 

.  Harvard, 
.  Harvard, 
.  Harvard, 
.  Harvard, 
.  Harvard, 


Yale  vs.  Harvard, 


Yale  vs 

.  Harvard. 

Yale  v« 

.  Harvard, 

Yale  v» 

.  Harvard, 

Yale  va 

.  Harvard, 

Yale  vt 

.  Harvard, 

Yale  V* 

.  Harvard, 

Yale  V3 

.  Harvard, 

Yale  vs 

.  Harvard, 

Yale  vs 

.  Harvard. 

Yale  vs 

.  Harvard, 

Yalew 

.  Harvard. 

Yale  «s 

.  Harvard, 

Yale  vs 

.  Harvard. 

Yale  vs 

.  Harvard. 

Yale.  i6  games. 

Worcesier,  July  a;,  iS6S. 
Brooklyn.  July  s.  1869. 
New  Haven,  July  4.  1870. 
Ne>*  Haven.  July  5,  1S71. 
New  Haven.  June  i.  i87». 
Boslon   June  8,  1873. 
Hew  Haven,  M.iy  24.  1873. 
Cambridge.  May  31,  1873. 
Saraloga,  July  14.  1874. 
Saratoga.  July  15.  1S74. 
Boston.  June  26.  1875. 
New  Haven.  June  28,  1875. 

Cainbriilgc,  June  J3,     S76. 
New  Haven.  June  36,  1876. 
Harlfotd,  July  I,  1S76. 
New  Haven.  May  a6,  1877. 
Cambridge,  June  22.  1877, 
Harlford.  June  30.  1877. 
New  Haven.  May  18,  1878- 
Cambridge,  May  25,  1878, 
New  Haven,  June  34.  1878. 
Cambridge.  June  26.  187S. 
Harlford.  June  39,  1878. 
New  Haven,  May  10,  1879. 
Cambridge,  May  17,  1879. 
New  Haven.  June  23.  1879. 
Cambridge,  June  35.  1S79. 
Providence.  June  38,  1879. 
New  Haven.  May  (5.  1880. 
Cambridge,  May  29,  1B80. 


New  nav 


i.Jui 


■2^.  1 


CamliTidge.  June  30,  t88o. 
New  Haven.  M.-iy  14,  1B81. 
Cambrid£(!,  May  2S,  1881. 
New  Haven,  May  37,  18S2. 
Cambridge.  June  23.  1882. 
Harvard.  20  games. 


19-9> 
13-33 
17-19 
IS-16 
S-»9 


Yale.  "69,  vs.  Harvard,  '69. 
Yale, '6g.  vs.  Harvard, '69, 
Yale,  "70.  vs.  Harvard,  "70, 
Yale. '71,  vs.  Harvard, -71. 


Worcesier.  July  18,  1867. 
Woicesier.  July  18,  1867, 
Worcesier.  July  23.  1868, 


36-33 
23-22 
38-18 
19-39 


.•/  THLETIC  INTERESTS, 


Yale,  '72,  vs.  Harvard.  '72, 
Yale,  '73,  vs.  Harvard,  '73, 
Yale,  '74,  vs.  Harvard,  '74, 
Yale,  '75,  vs.  Harvard,  '75, 
Yale,  '76,  vs.  Harvard,  '76, 
Yale,  '77,  vs.  Harvard.  '77, 
Yale,  '77,  vs.  Harvard,  '77, 
Yale,  *77.  vs.  Harvard,  '77, 
Yale,  '78,  vs.  Harvard.  '78, 
Yale,  '78,  vs.  Harvard,  '78, 
Yale,  '78,  vs.  Harvard,  '78, 
Yale,  '79,  vs.  Harvard,  '79, 
Yale,  '79,  vs.  Harvard,  '79, 
Yale,  '79,  vs.  Harvard,  '79, 
Yale,  'So.  vs.  Harvard,  '80, 
Yale,  *8o,  vs.  Harvard,  '80, 
Yale,  *8o,  vs.  Harvard,  '80. 
Yale,  '81,  vs.  Harvard,  '81, 
Yale,  '81,  vs.  Harvard,  '81, 
Yale,  *8i,  vs.  Harvard,  '81, 
Yale,  '82,  vs.  Harvard,  '82. 
Yale,  '82.  vs.  Harvard,  '82, 
Yale,  '83,  vs.  Harvard,  '83, 
Yale,  '83,  vs.  Harvard,  '83, 
Yale,  '83,  vs.  Harvard,  '81, 
Yale,  '84.  vs.  Harvard,  '84, 
Yale,  '84,  vs.  Harvard,  '84, 
Yale,  '85,  vs.  Harvard,  '85, 
Yale,  '85,  vs.  Harvard,  '85, 

Class  games. 
University  games. 


Providence,  July  6,  1869.  28-10 

Springfield,  June  25,  1870.  21-18 

New  Haven,  June  26,  1872.  15-10 

New  Haven,  June  25,  1872.  8-  i 

New  Haven,  May  31,  1873.  4-25 

Boston,  June  22,  1874.  4-10 

Boston,  June  23,  1874.  28-14 

Boston,  June  24,  1874.  7-16 

Cambridge,  June  5,  1875.  3-  6 

New  Haven,  June  17,  1875.  ^8-  8 

Springfield,  June  25,  1875.  17-  4 

New  Haven,  May  31,  1876.  14-13 

Cambridge,  June  17,  1876.  9-14 

Hartford,  June  24,  1876.  12-20 

Cambridge,  May  12,  1877.  7-  8 

New  Haven,  June  2,  1877.  ^5-  i 

Forfeited  by  Harvard,  9-  o 

New  Haven,  May  ii,  1878.  8-  i 

Cambridge,  June  I,  1878.  4-11 

Forfeited  by  Harvard,  9-  o 

New  Haven,  April  26,  1879.  19-11 

Cambridge,  May  31,  1879.  6-  5 

New  Haven,  May  22,  1880.  i-  o 

Cambridge,  June,  5,  1880.  5-  5 

Forfeited  by  Harvard,  9-  o 

New  Haven,  May  21,  1881.  15-  2 

Cambridge,  June  4,  1881.  21-  2 

New  Haven,  May  10,  1882.  5-  4 

Cambridge,  June  10,  1882.  7-  6 

Yale,  23  Harvard,    9 

Yale,  16  Harvard,  20 

39  29 


CLASS   NINES— Fall  1882. 


*83. 
F.  W.  Rogers,  h., 
O.  McKee,  p., 
S.  B.  Childs,  a., 
H.  O.  Stone,  b., 
H.  W.  Slocum,  c, 
C.  M.  Griggs,  8., 
F.  G.  Beach,  I., 
V.  E.  Helleberg,  m., 
C.  H.  Yates,  r. 


'84. 
R.  Tompkins,  b., 
T.  G.  Lawrance,  m., 
S.  A.  Booth,  p., 
J.  I.  Souther,  h.. 
H.  C.  Hopkins,  a., 
D.  H.  Wilcox,  s., 
P.  E.  Jenks,  c. 
J.  N.  Tuttie,  I., 
J.  O.  Lincoln,  r. 


'85. 
J.  A.  Merrill,  c, 

E.  L.  Richards,  b. 
W.  Terry,  a.. 

L.  S.  Bigelow,  r., 

F.  A.  Christian,  ]., 
W.  S.  Baldwin,  s., 
H.  J.  Boggis,  p.. 
H.  L.  Doggett,  a., 
J.  W.  Gavin,  h. 


S3 


ATHLETIC  INTERESTS, 


'86. 

S.  K.  Bremner,  h., 
C.  F.  Odell.  p., 
P.  B.  Stewart,  a., 

F.  G.  Peters,  b., 
T.  R.  Carter,  s., 

G.  H.  Young,  c, 
J.  J.  Corkery,  1., 
W.  S.  Brigham.  c, 
F.  V.  Wilcox,  r.. 


• 

d.    d.    d. 

A.  Hubbard,  h.. 

W.  H.  Lyon,  p.. 

A.  A.  Noye,  s. 

H.  R.  Carpenter,  c. 

C.  S.  Brown,  m.. 

J.  A.  Atwood,  )., 

C.  R.  Britton,  b. 

E.  A.  Meredith,  r.. 

J.  E.  Newell,  a. 

CHAMPIONSHIP  SERIES,  1882. 

Sept.  20,  '83  vs.  '85 

18-6 

20,  '84  vs.    S. 

10-6 

27,  '84  vs.  '86 

8-5 

"       27,    S.  vs.  '85 

15-3 

30,  '83  vs.  '86 

18-8 

*•       30,  '84  vs.  '85 

9-5 

Oct.      4,  '83  vs.    S. 

10-5 

4.  '85  vs.  '86 

2-1 

7.  '83  vs.  '84 

1-7 

7,    S.  vs.  '86 

12-2 

SUMMARY. 

'83  won  3  games,  lost  i 

'84    ••      4        ••  "    o 

'85     "      I        ••  •*    3 

"86    "      o        ••  "4 

Champions — '84 . 


CONSOLIDATED   B.  B.  C. 

Afanager,  F.  O.  Darling,  '82. 
Captain,  H.  O.  Stone,  '83. 

A.  E.  Smith,  '83,  h.,  P.  E.  Jenks.  '84,  s.. 

S.  A.  Booth.  '84,  p.,  C.  H.  Yates,  '83.  I.. 

S.  B.  Childs,  '83.  a..  T.  G.  Lawrance,  '84.  m., 

H.  O.  Stone,  '83.  b.,  D.  A.  Carpenter,  '83  S.,  r. 

H.  W.  Slocum.  '83,  c. 

Games  Played. 

Consolidated  vs.  '85,  lo-o 

VS.  Wesleyan,    3-2 
vs.  '85.  9-2 


84 


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YALE   FOOT    BALL   TLUB 
/•niiJ.'nl  Si\\\t\  Su^tvm    3 
.•itc.&'  Ti   IS    R   W    ElAMiLL    ; 
Ca/ilaiu    R\\  ToMiKis-    S4 


Tnamrtr.  M.  W.  Youn 
Captain,  J.  R,  Parroli. 


idtnl.  H.  L.  Dawes.  Jr. 
nurrr.  F.  D.  Trowbridge. 
■ain.T.Q.  Lawrance. 


PreiidiHt.  R.  S.  Slorra.  Pr^sU.-iil.  S.  K.  Uremner. 

Traiiurir,  E.  W.  RoberlSon.  Tn;.iHnr,  F.  H.  Kelley.  Jr. 

Captain.  L.  S.  Bigetoiv. 

UNIVER.SITV    ELEVEN.  i38i. 

B.  \V.  Bacon,  T.  S„  F.  M.  Eaion.  'S2.  dpi.,      B,  B.  Lainb.  L.  S.. 

W.  L  Badger,  'Si,  A.  L.  Farwell.  *8j.  E.  L.  Richards.  Jr.,  '85, 

C.  S.  Beck.  Jr.,  '83.  L.  K.  Hull.  'Sj.  C.  B.  Storrs.  ■Bu, 
W.  C.  Camp,  M.  S..            H.  H.  Knapp.  Sa,  Ray  Tomptins,  '84. 


C.  S.  Hebard.  ■82.  El.  W.  Slocum.  Jr..  "83,     J.  A.  Merrill,  '85. 

C.  W.  Shipley.  -Si,  II.  B.  Twonibly.  'S4.  F,  A.  Benedict,  ■84  S. 


Yale  V 

■s.  Amherst. 

Oct.  21). 

Yale  V 

s.  Michigan 

Universally,  N 

Yalev 

s.  Amherst. 

Nov.  5. 

Yale  V 

s.  Harvard. 

Nov.  IS, 

Yale  v».  Columl-iii 

1.  Nov.  16.      . 

Vale  V 

s.  Princeton,  Nov,  24, 

Total— Yale,  9  |^als. 

,  13  touehdoivi 

;   Opponents,  4  safety-touchdowns. 


A  THLETIC  INTERESTS. 


FRESHMAN   ELEVEN,  1881-82. 


Rushers, 

L.  S.  Bigelow, 
A.  A.  Noye, 
D.  H.  Buffum,  Jr., 
C.  W.  Culler, 
R.  S.  Storrs, 
H.  L.  Doggett, 
H.  R.  Flanders, 

.  C.  Grout, 

.  M.  Merrill. 


Half'Backs, 

W.  Terry, 

E.  L.  Richards,  Jr., 

F.  A.  Benedict. 


Back, 
A.  C.  Thomson. 


J 


GAMES   PLAYED. 

Yale,  '85,  vs.  Hopkins  Grammar  School,  played  in  New  Haven,  Oct.  23, 1881. 

Yale,  '85,  6  goals,  4  touchdowns  ;  H.  G.  S.,  o. 
Yale,  '85,  vs.  Williston  Seminary,  played  at  Easthampton,  Mass.,  Nov.  9, 1881. 

Yale,  *85,  i  goal,  5  touchdowns;  Williston,  o. 
Yale.  '85,  vs.  Amherst,  '85,  played  at  Springfield,  Mass.,  November  12,  i83i. 

Yale,  '85,  o  ;  Amherst,  '85,  4  safety-touchdowns. 
Yale,  '85,  vs.  H.  G.  S.  and  High  School  Consolidated,  played  in  New  Haven, 

Nov.  16,  1881.     Yale,  '85,  3  goals,  3  touchdowns;  Consolidated,  o. 
Yale,  '85,  vs.  H.  G.  S.,  played  in  New  Haven,  Nov.  19,  1881.     Yale, '85. 6 

goals,  5  touchdowns  ;  H.  G.  S.,  o. 
Yale,  •85,  vs.  Harvard,  '85,  played  in  Boston,  Mass.,  Nov.  26, 1881.    Yale, '85, 

2  goals,  I  touchdown  ;  Harvard,  '85,  o. 


UNIVERSITY   ELEVEN   AND   SUBSTITUTES,   18S2. 

Rusfurs—K.  Tompkins,  '83  (Capt.),  A.  L.  Farwell,  '84.  L.  K.  Hull.  '83,0 
S.  Beck,  '83,  H.  Knapp,  L.  S.,  W.  Terry,  "85,  W.  H.  Hyndman,  '84,  A.  Colgate, 
'86,  Merrill,  '85,  F.  Peters,  '86,  S.  R.  Bertron,  '85. 

Quarter  Backs, — H.  B.  Twombly,  '84,  Van  de  Graaff,  L.  S. 

Half  Backs.— ^ ,  Camp,  M.  S.,  E.  L.  Richards.  Jr.,  '85. 

Back, — B.  W.  Bacon,  T.  S. 


YALE'S  FOOT  ] 

BALL  RECORD, 

1874-81. 

1874. 

Goals. 

Toucbdowns. 

Nov. 
Nov. 
Dec. 

18, 

21, 

5, 

Yale  vs.  Stevens  Institute, 
Yale  vs.  Columbia, 
Yale  vs.  Columbia, 
Total, 

•  • 
• 

•  • 
• 

6-0 

6-1 
17- 

-2 

0-0 
0-0 
0-0 
0-0 

1875. 

Nov. 
Nov. 
Nov. 
Dec. 

6, 

13. 
16, 

4. 

Yale  vs.  Rutgers, 
Yale  vs.  Harvard, 
Yale  vs.  Wesleyan, 
Yale  vs.  Columbia, 
Total, 

• 

• 
• 

• 
• 

•  • 

• 

•  • 
• 

•  • 

4-1 
0-4 

6-0 
2-3 
12- 

-8 

0-0 
0-2 
0-0 
0-0 
0-2 

86 


A  THLR  TIC  INTERESTS. 


1876. 


Nov.  18,  Yale  vs.  Harvard, 
Nov.  30,  Yale  vs.  Princeton, 
Dec.    9,  Yale  vs.  Columbia, 
Total, 


Nov.    3,  Yale  vs.  Tufts, 
Nov.  21,  Yale  vs.  Trinity, 
Nov.  24,  Yale  vs.  Stevens. 
Dec.    8,  Yale  vs.  Princeton, 
Yale  vs.  Columbia, 
Total, 


Nov.    2,  Yale  vs.  Amherst, 
Nov.    g,  Yale  vs.  Trinity, 
Nov.  13,  Yale  vs.  Trinity, 
Nov.  23,  Yale  vs.  Harvard, 
Nov.  28,  Yale  vs.  Trinity, 
Total, 


Goals. 
I-O 

2-0 

2-0 


Touchdowns. 

0-2 

i-o 
o-i 


5-0 


■1-3 


1877. 


I-O 

7-0 

13-0 
0-0 


4-0 
1 1-0 

17-0 


2-jO 

forfeited  by  Columbia. 


-21-0 


■34-0 


1878. 


2-0 
2-0 

3-0 
i-o 

O-I 


3-0 

1 1-0 

5-0 

0-0 
0-0 


-8-1 


•19-0 


1879- 


Goals.    Touchdowns.    Safeties. 


Nov.    I,  Yale  vs.  Univ.  of  Pa., 
Nov.    8,  Yale  vs.  Harvard, 
Nov.  15,  Yale  vs.  Rutgers, 
Nov.  22,  Yale  vs  Columbia, 
Nov.  27,  Yale  vs.  Princeton, 

Total, 


3-^ 
0-0 

5-0 
2-0 

0-0 


5-0 
0-0 

3-0 
3-0 
0-0 


0-0 

2-4 
0-0 

0-0 

2-5 


•lO-O 


■II-O 


I8S0. 


Nov.  10,  Yale  vs.  Columbia, 
Nov.  13,  Yale  vs.  Brown, 
Nov.  17,  Yale  vs.  Univ.  of  Pa., 
Nov.  20,  Yale  vs.  Harvard, 
Nov.  25,  Yale  vs.  Princeton, 
Total, 


13-0 
8-0 
8-0 
i-o 
0-0 


5-0 

5-0 
I-o 

I-o 

0-0 


•30-0 


i88r. 


Oct.   29,  Yale  vs.  Amherst, 
Nov.    2,  Yale  vs.  Mich.  Univ., 
Nov.    5,  Yale  vs.  Amherst, 
Nov.  12,  Yale  vs.  Harvard, 
Nov.  16,  Yale  vs.  Columbia, 
Nov.  24,  Yale  vs.  Princeton, 
Total, 

Grand  Total, 


2-0 
2-0 
4-0 
0-0 
I-o 
0-0 


•9-0 


•12-0 


4-0 
0-0 
8-0 
0-0 
0-0 
0-0 
— 12-0 


•4-  9 


0-0 
0-0 
0-0 

2-9 
5-1 1 
7-20 


0-0 
0-0 
0-0 
0-4 
0-0 
0-0 
— 0-4 


iii-ii  89t5       11-33 


In  1876  the  Rugby  game  was  introduced,  and  Foot  Ball  became  one  of  the 
most  prominent  of  college  sports.    Since  then  the  record  is  : 

Goals.         Touchdowns. 

Yale S)i  S9 

Opponents,  ...  I  3 


<jy 


YALE   ATHLETIC    ASSOCIATION. 

Officers,  1S82-83. 

President,  A.  E.  Symington,  '83. 

Vice  President,  C.  M.  Car  I  knter,  '83  S.  S.  S. 

Sec.  <5r-  Treus.,  W.   H.  Jessii',  '84. 

Executive  Committee. 

J.  B.  Woodward.  '83.  R.  W.  Hamill.  '84. 

A.  C.  Thomson.  '85,  T.  E.  Newell,  '83  S.  S*  S. 

W.  B.  Anderson,  "86. 


INTER-COLLEGIATE   ATHLETIC   ASSOCIATION. 

President,  Wm.  C.  Osborn,  '83,  Princeton. 
Vice  President,  B.  W.  McIntosh,  '84,  Lehigh. 
Secretary,  H.  M.  Peters,  '83.  Rutgers. 
Treasurer,  D.  B.  Birney,  '82,  Univ.  of  Penn. 

Executive  Committee. 
VV.  C.  Osborn,  '83,  Princeton,  Chairman. 
E.  T.  Wendell,  '82,  Harvard,  Thos.  J.  Brereton,  '83,  Columbia. 

Yale  Delegates  to  Inter^Collegiate  Athletic  Association. 
A.  E.  Symington,  '83,  C.  R.  Corwith,  '83. 


ss 


A  THLETIC  INTERESTS. 

FALL  ATHLETIC   GAMES. 

Hamillon  Park,  Wednesday,  Oct.  ig,  iSSi. 

Rtftra.  Mr.  Plummet  (N.  Y.  "  Spoilsman"). 


1.  Out  Hundred  Yards  DaiA.—H.  S.  Brooks.  Jr.,  '85.  loV  MC. 

2.  aso  Yan/i  DasA.—H.  S,  Brooks  Jr     85   asj,  -^ec 

3.  gi«ir/w3/<it*H«.— Charles  Halsej      83    57^  sec 

4.  /^fl//-I////^"«.— C.  M.  Kirkhim    84s    imin    11  sec 

5.  Afi/e  Run.—C.  M.  Kirkham.  8j  S    5  mm   40  sec 

6.  BitycU  Jtact.—G.E.  Vinceni,  85   3  mm   ^^'4  sec 

7.  Slaitding  Broad  Jump.—?.  M   Strong    8a  S    9  ft   3  in 

8.  PulHng  the  Shol.—C.  S.  Murkland  T  S    31  fi  4j4'in 

t).   Throwing  Hantmer.—O.  H.  Bnggs  T  S    81  fl  (15  lb  hammer.) 
10.  Lawn  Tinnis  Toutnamtnl,  Edwin  Thome    82  S 


WINTER   ATHLETIC   GAMES. 
Wednesday  and  Saturday,  March  1st  and  4th,  1SS2. 

1.  Tug  of  War.— ■Won  by  "Sj. 

2.  yaulting.—E.  L,  Poner,  '84. 

3.  HorisoHlal  Bar. — J,  F.  Scoli,  '84. 

4.  High  Kicli.—V.  McL.  Barbour.  "84. 

5.  Running  High  Jump.—W.  S.  Brooks.  Jr..  '85. 

6.  Ftncing.—].  Q,  Rice.  '83, 

7.  Ftatktr-viiight  Sparring. — R.  A,  Fosdick,  '83. 

8.  Ughl-Tatighl  Sparring.— C  P.  Phelps,  '84. 

9.  Middle-TBiight  Sparring.—].  B.  Woodward,  '83. 

10.  Ftathtr-wHghi  Wnttling.—G.  W.  Mallon,  "85. 

11.  Ughl.weighl  Wreslling.—C.  M.  Smilh.  '83. 
la.  Middle.-weigkt  Wrtstling.—}.  I.  Souther,  '84. 


A  THLETIC  IXTERESTS, 


/^aP^ 


FOURTH    SPRING   MEETING. 
Hamilton  Park,  Saturday,  May  6,  1882. 

1.  100  Yards  Dash. — II.  S.  Brooks,  Jr.,  '85,  lo}^  sec. 

2.  220  Yards  Dash, — H.  S.  Brooks,  Jr..  '85,  2.^^  sec. 

3.  Quarter  Mile  Run. — A.  Carr,  '83,  55^  sec. 

4.  Half  Mile  Run. — C.  M.  Kirkham,  '84  S.,  2  min.  7  sec. 

5.  Mile  Run. — C.  M.  Morris,  '82.  5  min.  ig^  sec. 

6.  120  Yards  Hurdle. — H.  S.  Brooks,  Jr.,  20^  sec. 

7.  Bicycle  Race  (two  miles.) — C.  K.  Billings,  '82,  6  min.  56  sec. 

8.  Running  Broad  Jump.— ].  F.  Scott,  17  ft.  loX  in. 

9.  Running  High  Jump. — H.  S.  Brooks,  Jr.,  '85,  4  ft.  10^  in. 

10.  Putting  the  Shot.—].  H.  Briggs,  '85,  31  ft.,  ii|^  in. 

11.  Pole  Vaulting. — 

12.  Throwing  the  Hammer  (16  lbs.) — O.  H.  Briggs,  T.  S.,  73  ft.  10  in. 

13.  Tug  of  lYar.—  S3,  F.  H.  Beebe.  A.  L.  Bowman.  S.  Childs.  H.  W. 

Slocum. 


INTERCOLLEGIATE   ATHLETIC   GAMES. 
May  27,  i882y  Polo  Grounds^  iioth  &*  iiith  sts.  and  ^th  &*  6th  aves. 

'  WINNERS   AT   INTER-COLl.EGIATE   GAMES. 

100  Yards  Dash. — H.  S.  Brooks,  Jr.,  '85,  lo^  sec. 

220  Yards  Dash. — H.  S.  Brooks,  Jr.,  '85,  22^  sec. 

Special  Half  Mile  Run. — C.  M.  Kirkham,  '84  S.,  2  min.  7^  sec. 

One  Mile  Run.— A..  Carr,  '83,  third. 


CHAMPIONSHIP   GAMES. 

Jun^  10,  1880. 

220  Yards  Dash. — H.  S.  Brooks,  Jr.,  '85,  beat  L.  E.  Meyers,  Champion. 

Time — 22f  sec. 


90 


A  THLETIC  INTERESTS. 


BEST  RECORDS.  PROFESSIONAL  AND  AMATEUR. 

Prepared  by  A.  C.  Thomson. 


Events. 

Record. 

Name. 

* 
P. 

Place. 

TiMB. 

ards, 

m.    s. 
9i 

Geo.  Seward. 

Hammersmith,  England 

Sept.  30,  '44 

ards, 

22f 

VV.  C.  Phillips. 

A. 

London,  England. 

Sept.  28,  '78 

ards, 

48i 

R.  Buttery. 

P. 

Newcastle,  England. 

Oct.     4/73 

le  Run, 

i-53i 

F.  Hewitt. 

P. 

Littleton,  Australia. 

Sept.    i,*7i 

le  Run 

4-I6J 

W.  Cummings. 

P. 

Preston,  England. 

May  14,  '81 

irds  (Hurdle). 

i6 

C.  N.  Jackson. 

A. 

Oxford.  England. 

Nov.  14,  *65 

;  Walk, 

6-23 

W.  Perkins. 

P. 

Lillie  Bridge,  England. 

June    i,*74 

2  Bicycle 

2-46J 

F.  Cooper. 

P. 

Cambridge,  England. 

May  26,  '80 

5  Bicycle, 

5-36* 

John  Keen. 

P. 

Cambridge,  England. 

May  21,  *79 

:  High  Jump, 

ft.     in. 
6  2i 

M.  J.  Brooks. 

A. 

Lillie  Bridge.  England. 

Apr.    7, '76 

.  Broad  Jump, 

10  5 

J.  J.  Tickle. 

P. 

Manchester,  England. 

Sept.  22,  '73 

\  Broad  Jump, 

23  'i 

J.  Lane. 

A. 

Dublin,  Ireland. 

June  II, '74 

V.  Ham.  i6  lb. 

138  s 

Donald  Dinnie. 

P. 

Coupar  Angus,  Scotl'd. 

'74 

Vaulting 

II    2f 

T.  Ray. 

A. 

Birmingham.  England. 

July  16, '81 

ig  Shot.  i6  lb. 

46  6 

Donald  Dinnie. 

P. 

Perth,  Scotland. 

'68 

ng  Foot  Ball, 

I9.«)  0 

Mr.  McDonald. 

A.  jMelbourne.  Australia. 

Aug.       '77 

♦  A,  Amateur. 


P,  Professional. 


OXFORD    AND    CAMBRIDGE    MEETINGS. 

HELD    EACH    SPRING.    1864-1882. 


Events. 


ards, 

ards 

ards 

ards, 

B  Run, 

2  Run, 

e  Run, 

B  Run,  _.  .-  - 
ards  Hurdle, 
ards  Hurdle, 


ing  Longjump, 

ing  Longjump, 

Jump.  ..1 

Jump, 

ig  Shot,   with  run, 

ig  Shot 

V.  Hammer,  with  run.. 
V.  Hammer 


Rbcuku.  ♦ 


h.     m. 


4 

4 

15 

15 


feet. 

22 

22 

6 

5 

37 

37 

138 

122 


s. 

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50? 

28i 

I* 

M 

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2t 
2i 

9 
II 

5 

3 
6 


Name. 


E.  C.  Trepplin. 
£.  L.  Lucas. 

R.  H.  Macau  lay. 
R.  V.  Somers-Smith 
G.  F.  Gunton. 
B.  R.  Wise. 
W.  W.  Hough. 

F.  R.  Benson. 
S.  Palmer. 

H.  K.  Upcher. 


E.  J.  Davis. 
C.  M.  Kemp. 
M.  I.  Brooks. 
R.  H.  Macaulay. 
S.  S.  Brown. 
A.  II.  East. 
G.  H.  Hales. 
E.  S.  Brown. 


Place. 


Oxford. 

Cambridge. 

Cambridge. 

Oxford. 

Cambridge. 

Oxford, 

Cambridge. 

Oxford. 

Cambridge. 

Oxford. 


Cambridge. 

Oxford. 

Oxford. 

Cambridge. 

Oxford. 

Cambridge. 

Cambridge. 

Oxford. 


Time. 


1877 
1880 

1881 

1870 

1873 
1880 

1880 

1881 

1878 

1874 


1874 
1878 
1876 
1880 

1874 
1880 

1876 
1873 


ne  for  sprint  races  was  given  up  to  1880  by  word  of  mouth  instead  of  pistol- 
of  their  correctness  prevents  their  acceptance  as  record-time. 


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GENERAL   PLAN    OF  THE    YALE    FIELD. 


YALE   FIELD   CORPORATION. 

DIRECTORS. 

President,  Mason  Young,  New  York. 
Treasurer,  Henry  B.  Sargent,  New  Haven. 
Secretary,  WiLLiAM  B.  HiLL,  New  Haven. 

Theodore  S.  Woolsey,  George  St.  J.  Sheffield, 

George  A.  Adee,  Henry  C.  White, 

Walter  C.  Camp. 

UNDER(;RADrATE   COMMITTEE. 

C.  S.  Footc,  S.  W.  Hopkins, 

G.  C.  Jennings,  E.  A.  Lawrence, 

W.  H.  Merrill. 


94 


•/  THLETIC  LWTERESTS, 


YALE   LACROSSE    ASSOCIATION. 

President,  E.  P.  Coi  tlk,  '84. 
Vice  President,  A.  C.  Thomson.  '85. 
Secretary,  J.  W.  Oak  FORD,  '84. 
Treasurer,  G.  W.   Mai.i.on,  '85. 
Captain,  W.  C.  McDoweix,  Jr..  '84. 


LACROSSE  TEAM. 

Goal,  F.  Connel).  Point,  E.  P.  Coitle. 

Cover  Point,  Guy  W.  Mai  I  on. 
Defence  Field,  F.  M.  Barbour,  D.  A.  Walker,  F.  D.  Bowen. 

Center  Field,  S.  P.  Spencer. 

Attack  Field,  J.  M.  Henry,  F.  O.  Ayres.  H.  C.  McDowell. 

Home,  O.  Strong,  J.  O.  Lincoln. 

(;ames. 

New  Haven,  Ct.,  Oct.  14,  1882,  Princeton  2  goals,  Yale  o. 
Princeton,  N.  J.,  Oct.  21,  1882,  Princeton  2  goals,  Yale  i. 


Connell, 
Cottle, 
McCormick, 
Jenks, 


•84  LACROSSE   CLUB. 

Barbour, 
McDowell, 
Bowen, 
Anderson, 

N.  Y.  University  i  goal,  Yale  I  goal. 


Lincoln, 
Strong, 
Twombly, 
Ayres. 


95 


OFFICERS   OF    V.   I'.   TENNIS   CLUR 

rrtsiJtHl,  H.  W.  Slocum,  Jr..  '83. 

Vicf  Presidtnl.  Wayne  Dari.inc'ion,  S.  S,  S. 

Stc.  Sf  Trtas.,  J.  T.  A.  Doolettle,  '84. 


H.  W.  Calhoun. 
G.  Colgale. 
C.  F.  Collins, 
G.  CromHTdl, 


■83. 
L.  C.  Deming, 
C.  Halsey, 
G.  C.  Jennings. 
»i.  W.  Johnston, 


W.  H.  Merrill. 
W.  E.  Neitlcion. 
A.  R.  Preston, 
T.  S.  SojtbwoTib. 


G.  P.  Cntroll. 
n.  G.  Hoadley, 
C.  S.  Kelsey, 


■83- 
G.  H.  A.  Lyford. 
C,  Lou^hrldge. 
C.  L.  Moffell, 


L.  W,  Churchill. 


W.  B.  Goodwin, 
W.  H.  Ludinglor 


W.  W.  Smiih. 


D,  L.  Crosby, 


C.  p.  N»pier 
G.  F.  Sucy. 


B.  H.  Anthony. 
W.  W.  Capron. 


S.  T.  Crapo, 
P.  Edgar. 


W.  McElroy, 

H.  S.  Washiogtor 


.J  rilLKTIC  I.VTERE.vrS. 


CLorSTER   TENNIS   CLUB. 


Henry  J.  Biddle,  Chnrles  S.  Hall.  Albert  W.  Robert. 

Clarence  R.  Brillcn.  EU-nry  C.  Null.  Jr.,  Russell  Sargent. 

Etlward  P,  Eastwick.Jr..  David  M.  Priti. 


Wavne  Darlingion.  C.  Thornc,  S.  B.  Hawley. 

W.  Harper.  W.  Van  S.  Thornc. 


ATIll.F.TlC  IMTERRSTS. 


C.  S.  Brawn, 
C.  K.  Burr, 
Allen  Hubbard. 


E.  Y.  Judd. 
J.  M.  Vi^Rh^^, 
M.  D.  Munn, 
G.  S.  Roberts. 


W.  G.  S>ge, 
E.  H.  SkiDncT, 
E.  S.  Wilson. 


•84. 
W.  B  Brislow.  il.  E.  Hand,  J.  W.  Oalcford, 

H.  B.  Cromwell,  W.  H.  Jessup.  Jr..  F.  D.  Trotrbridge. 

J.  R.  Halscy,  Jr.,  H.  C.  McDowell,  Jr. 


9S 


A  THLETIC  INTERESTS. 


Prttidtnl,  A.  B.  CoRNWAi.i..  'bj.  <)0  n. 

Stcrtlary,  A.  L.  Bowman,  "83.  g  s. 

Triatuttr.   R.  M.  BoYi),  Jk.,  '84,  I48  K, 

,  S.  P.  Spen<  KR.  'f 
ExKutivi  Cemmiltii  ■ 

'  L.  FoiSTER,  '85. 


N.  I.  Adams,  '86. 

P.  C.  Black.  '83, 

A.  L.  Bowman,  83. 

G.  E.  Bowman.  'B3. 

R.  M.  Bovd.  Jr..   84. 

G.  L.  Burion,  '83. 

A.  Carr,  '83. 

G.  M.  Cheney.  '84, 

F.  ConneK.  '84, 

A,  B.  Cornorall.  '83, 

H.  E.  Fisk.'83, 

H.  A,  Foichbeimer.'83. 

L.  Fosier.  '85. 

E.  O.  Hover,  'S4. 


MtKbin. 
G.  Fuiinlain,  '84. 
W.  F.  Freat,  'Ss.      " 
E.  C.  Gale,  ■84, 
H.  S.  Gale.  -85, 
S.  L.  Geisihardi.  "83. 
H.  R.  Green,  '85, 
W.  I,  Gtubb,  "83. 
J.  R.  Halsey.  Jr..  ■84. 
H.  K.Harrison. -85. 
H.  H.  HiKbee, '84. 
H.  M.  floyi.  '83. 
S.  g.  Kerruish. '83, 
D.  S.  Knowlion,  '83. 
R.  MacdonouKh,'85. 
G.  Urquhart.  '84. 


S.  P.  McCalinonl.Jr.'84. 
H.  McCormick.  ■64. 
C.  F.  Odell.  'B^ 
J.  B.  Reynolds.  '84. 

E.  L.  Smiih,  86, 
S.  P.  Spencer,  '84, 

F.  B.  Sievens,  '83. 

A.  E.  Syminglon, '83, 
J.  P.  Terry, '84  S.  S.  S., 
H.  B.  Twombly,  ■84. 
F.  D.  Ward,  '83. 
J.  Wood.  "84, 
E.  Woollen,  "86. 
('.  M.  Smiih,  "83, 


ATHLETIC  TXTERESTS, 


YALE  YACHT  CLUB,  1882. 

Commodore,  John  E.  Wayland,  '83. 

Vice  Commodofe,  Henry  L.  Whu  tlesky,  '84. 

Second  Treas.,  Henry  B.  Anderson,  '85. 

Acting  Fleet  Captains. 
Chas.  W.  Burpee,  '83,  Denison  B.  Tucker,  '83. 


Fleet. 

Rig. 

Name. 

Length. 

Owner. 

Schooner, 

"  Edith," 

45 

H. 

.  L.  Whittlesey.  '84. 

Sloop, 

••  Viola," 

50 

J. 

E.  Wayland,  '83. 

Sloop, 

"  Corsair," 

48 

W 

.  H.  Parsons,  Jr.,  '82. 

Sloop, 

••  Mad|?e," 

34 

J. 

P.  Parsons.  '85. 

Sloop, 

•'  Vivienne,' 

30.6 

I.  J.  Phelps.  '83. 

Sloop, 

••  Hilda," 

26 

J. 

E.  Wayland.  '83. 

Sloop, 

••  Gracie," 

21 

F. 

R.  Gallaher.  '82. 

Cat, 

•*  Curlew," 

22 

H. 

.  B.  Anderson.  '85. 

Members. 

H.  B.  Anderson. 

H.S. 

Gale, 

E.  B.  Sargent. 

W.  B.  Anderson, 

Chas 

.  Halsey, 

M.  Shiplev,  Jr., 

B.  H.  Anthony, 

T.  R. 

Hillard, 

J.  A.  Skinner. 

R.  Applcton, 

W.J. 

.  Holly, 

H.  H.  Strong. 

C.  L.  Bailey, 

S.  H. 

Martin, 

A.  E.  Symington. 

J.  A.  Blake, 

R.  S. 

McCreery, 

D.  B.  Tucker. 

C.  W.  Burpee, 

Kier 

Mitchell, 

F.  D.  Ward. 

S.  T.  Crapo, 

J.  P. 

Parsons, 

J.  E.  Wayland, 

C.  W.  Cutler, 

G.  S. 

Pavson, 

• 

W.  W.  Weeks. 

H.  E.  Fisk, 

E.  W 

.  Penfteld, 

H.  L.  Whittlesey. 

C.  S.  Foote, 

J.J- 

Phelps. 

E.  S.  Wilson. 

J.W.  Galbraith. 

Sheffield  Phelps, 

J.  B.  Woodward. 

E.  C.  Gale, 

A.  R. 
J.F. 

Preston, 
Raymond, 

G.  H.  Young. 

100 


ATHLETIC  JXTERESTS. 


May  24. — 

"  Hilda." 
*•  Modesty." 
"  Ripple,"      . 
••  Wild  Bird." 
'•  Hylas." 
"  Vivienne." 
"  Peerless,"   . 
"Curlew," 
••  Hyac." 


OPENING  DAY. 
Island  Vie7v  House ^  Thimble  Islands. 

Squadron. 

Commodore  J.  E.  Wayland. 

Vice  Commodore  H.  L.  Whitilese)'. 

Captain  W.  H.  Parsons,  Jr. 

Mr.  Chas.  Stillman. 

Mr.  A.  G.  Thompson. 

J.  J.  Phelps. 

Mr.  D.  B.  Tucker. 

Captain  H.  B.  Anderson. 

Mr.  J.  P.  Parsons. 


Judges. 
D.  W.  McMillan.  '82. 
H.  W.  Calhoun.  '83. 


SPRING  REGATTA. 

Regatta    Committee. 
F.  R.  Gallaher,  '82. 
Chas.  Halsey,  'S3. 
H.  L.  Whittlesey.  '84. 
C.  W.  Cutler,  '85. 

Winners.— CAw  A.—''  Vivienne."  J.  J.  Phelps.  '83.     Class  B.—''  Pastime, 
S.  Foote,  '83.     Class  T.— "  Charm,"  E.  W.  Penfield,  '83  S.  S.  S. 


»» 


4t 


ANNUAL  CRUISE. 
Squadron  sailed  for  New  London^  June  28. 

Squadron. 

Commodore  J.  E.  Wayland. 


Hilda."  1 
Viola,"    \ 


•« 

41 
4t 
44 


Edith," 

Corsair," 

Vivienne." 

Ripple," 

Starlight," 

Curlew," 

Madge," 


Vice  Commodore  H.  L.  Whittlesey. 
Captain  W.  H.  Parsons.  Jr. 
Captain  J.  J.  Phelps. 
Mr.  Chas.  Halsey. 
Mr.  H.  E.  Fisk. 
CaptainH.  B.  Anderson. 
Captain  J.  P.  Parsons. 


FALL  REGATTA. 
Regatta  Committee.  Judges. 

A.  R.  Preston,  '83.  W.  H.  Merrill.  '83. 

H.  L.  Whittlesey,  '84.  J.  A.  Doolittle.  '84. 

H.  B.  Anderson,  '85.  E.  Phelps,  '86. 

R.  Appleton,  '86. 
E.  W.  Penfield.  S.  S.  S. 

Dinners.— r/jw  A  — *'  Vivienne."  J.J.  Phelps,  '83.     Class  B.—ist  Prize.- 
lyac,"  E.  C.  Gale.  '84  ;  2d  Prize.—"  Peerless."  A.  A.  Crane.  '85. 


lOI* 


ATHLETIC  IXTERESTS. 


C.  S.  Beck. 
S,  B.  Childs. 
F.  Cunningh! 
S.  H.  Fields, 
H.  T.  Folsom 


■83  GUN  CLUB. 
■,  W.  H.  MEKHfj-r,. 
iV  Trras..  U.  M.  ChaSI.. 
E.  B.  Frosl. 
T.  D.  Husicd, 
S.  RJewen. 


H.  B.  Anderson, 
H.W.  Beckwiih. 
J.  A.  Blake, 
R.  S.  Bradley, 


'8S. 

Prisidtnl,  W.  M.  Derbv.  . 
Sec.  fir*  Treas.,  J,  P.  PaRSOHS. 

W.  S.  Case,  H.  F.  Jbidcs, 

S.  M.  Colgaie.  J.  P.  Parson*. 

W.  M.  Derby.  G.  F.  Stacy. 

H.  R.  Green. 


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■   Prtiidtat,  Chari.es  F.  Collins.    83,  (aoi  d.) 

KiVc  Prtsidtnl,  William  C,  McMillan,  '84,  (aoi  ii.) 
Sti'y  and  Trrai.,   Frank  D.  Bowen,  '84.  (14  s.) 

BOARD  OF  GOVERNORS. 

Morris  F.  Tyler.  '70,  William  K.  Townsend.  ■71. 

Theodore  S.  Woolsev.  '72.  Clarence  W.  Bowea.  '73. 

Charles  H.  Farnam.  '68,  Henry  B.  Sarjtent,  '71  S.  S.  S. 

H.C.White, '81. 

•83— George  Cromwell.  John  |,  Phelps,  Henry  M.  Hoyi, 

Charles  L.  Sayer,  S.  S.  S.    Stanley  Shaffer,  John   B.  Woodwjrf. 

■84— Frank  D.  Bowen,  William  C.  McMillan,     lulius  T.  A.  Dootmlt, 

William  A.  Tayloi.  Albert  t.  Waile. 

UNDERGRADUATE  MEMBERS. 


Loring  W.  Andrew: 
Francis  I.  Beach, 
Henry  W.  Calhoun, 
Charles  F.  Collins, 
Charles  Corwiih. 
George  Cromwell, 
.    Frank  Cunningham 


George  A.  Barrow! 

iDhn  E.  Calhoun, 
[airy  N.  Covell, 


Allison  V.  Armour, 
John  H,  Arnot, 
Nelson  P.  Bigelow. 
George  R.  Blodgeii. 
Frank  D,  Bowen. 
William  B.  Brisiow. 
Wilson  Caiherwood, 
Harris  D.  Coll, 
Edmund  P.  Cotlle, 
Henry  B.  Cromwell, 
Frederick  K.  Curtis, 
lames  D,  Dawson. 
Julius  T.  A.  Doolinle 
Frederic  W.  Doringh, 
A.  H.  Ely, 


John  W.  Galbraiih, 
Charles  Halsey. 
Lord   B.  Hillard, 
Henty  M.  Hoyl. 
Thomas  D.  Husied, 
Oliver  McKce, 
Kier  Mitchell. 
John  J.  Phelps. 


Wayne  Oarlinglon,  lohn  E.  Newell. 

Horace  R.  Carpenier,  James  E.  Pope,  Jr., 

Henry  K.  Devereux,  Charle*  L.  Sayre. 
George  V.  Harper, 


Stanley  Shaffer, 
Henry  W.  Sloe um,  Jr.. 
Alberl  E.  Symington. 
William  W.  Weeks. 
John  B.  Woodward, 
Charles  H.  Yates, 
Morrison  W.  Yuuag. 


Jl-NtORS. 

Maxwell  Ev.iris, 
Arthur  L.  Farwell. 
John  R.  Halsey.  Jr., 
Horace  E.  Hand, 
Sidney  W.  Hopkins.  Jr., 
William  H.  lessup. 
Robert  B.  Kerr, 
Alexander  Lamberi, 
Thomas  G.  Lawrance, 
Edward  A-  Lawrence, 
Henry  McCormick.  Jr., 
Henry  C.  McDowell,  Jr 
William  C.  McMillan, 
John  A.  Myers. 
Jacob  Perkins, 


Charles  P.  Phelps, 
Edward  L.  Pollock, 
Alben  H.  Pratt. 
Clin  ion  Ross, 
Henry  T.Shellon.  Jr.. 
William  A.Taylor. 
Ray  Tompkins. 
Frank  D.  Trowbridge, 
Harry  R.  Wagner. 
Alberl  C.  Waiie. 
Charles  M.  Walker. 
Daniel   H.  Wilcox. 
Nathan  G.  Williams,  Jt, 
Harry  A.  Worcester. 


F.ATIXG  Cr.UB. 


H.  T.  Folsom. 
E.  a  Frott. 
J.  W.  Galbraith. 


L.  B.  Hi[lnrJ. 
L.  K.  Hull, 
F.  J.  Phelps, 


A,  H.  Pratt, 
F.  P.  SpToul. 
J.  B.  Woodward. 


EA  TING  CL  UB. 


Charles  R.  Corwith,  John  J.  Phelps. 

William  I.  Grubb.  Fred  W.  Rogers, 

Chas,  W,  Harltness.  Fred  D.  Shaffer. 

Oliver  McKee,  Sianley  ShafTer, 

Henry  W.  Slocun 


Albeii  E.  S^mingio 
Horace  D.  Tad. 
Charles  H.  V»les. 
Morrison  W.  Youn 


EATWC  CLUB. 


R.  M.  Bissell. 
H.  M.  Chase. 
E.  N.  Dinglej, 
S.  H.  FieldB, 


H.  L.  Frosi, 
W.  J.  Hollj, 
S.  R.  J«wet(, 
J.  A.  Moore, 


M.  Morton,  Jr., 
J.  F.  Raymond, 
W.  W.  Smith, 
W.  W.  Weekt. 


EATIXG  CI.CR. 


Rob«rl  A.  Fosdick,  Dudley  Phelps,  Wm.  Kerper  Steven 

Charles  H.  Hall.  Kler,Milche1l,  Clarence  W.  Wilsoi 

Robert  C.  Rogexs, 


Eating  cwb. 


G.  H.  Boltome.  F,  C.  Leonard,  H.  H,  Palmer, 

C.  W.  Burpee,  J.  M.  Lewis.  J.  R.  Parrolt, 

S.  g.  Kerruish.  E.  T,  McLauRhiin.  H.  H.  Strong. 

E.  H.Moore.  Jr. 


RATING  CLVB. 


Prof.  Louis  V.  Pimon.    Philo  C.  Bl»ck,  H.  W.  Faulkner.  P.  G. 

Edwatd  A.  Beddall,  Fred  Casper.  P.  G.  Henry  E.  Fiske, 

neniMin  B.  Tucker.  Fred  D.  Ward. 


EATING  CLUB. 


C.E.  Bedell,    ■  R.W.  Nine.  G.  W.  Patienon,  Jr., 

E.  C.  Gale.  G.  H,  Makuen,  W.  H.  Sanford. 

J.  S.  Havens,  W.  T.  NkhoU, 


EATING  CLUB. 


W.  Calherirood,  H.  B.  CromtveH.  H.  E.  Hand, 

E.  P.  Cotlk.  J.  R.  Halsey.  Jr..  S.  W.  Hopkio*.  ]\ 

J.  W.  Oaltford,  W.  H.  Jcssup. 


EATING  CLUB. 


leit  R.  Adee,  Henry  F.  James,  Frank  B.  Brandegee, 

nry  W.  BeckwUh.         Emil  A.  Scbullce,  Jr.,        Alben  H.  Ely. 
rberi  L.  Doggeti.  Heniy  B.  Anderson.  Charles  T.  Halfaewi, 

Anhur  C.  Thomson,        William  S.  G,  Weymoulb. 


EATING  CLUB. 


EATING  CLUB. 


John  L.  Bud.  Henry  R.  Flandcis.  Paul  I.  Wclle^ 

David  H.  Buffum,  Guy  W.  Mallon.  George  C.  Woodruff, 

Sidney  M.  Colgaie,  John  P.  Parson?,  Wilfred  J.  Worcester. 

Walter  Farwelt.  H.irry  L.  Rollina. 


RATl.VG  CLUB. 


71 


H^«a 


Clifford  B.  Allen,  William  S.  Case,  William  P.  MorTiKKi, 

Samuel  R.  Benron,  Harry  G.  Chaie,  David  W.  Mulvme, 

Herbert  J.  Boggit,  William  M.  Derby,  Robert  J.  Pitkin. 


EATING  CLUIi. 


Joseph  S.  Brinion.  AuMen  Colgate,  Edward  B.  Morgan, 

William  A.  Brown,  William  B.  Goodwin,         Arleigh  D.  Richardson, 

Lawrence  W.  Churchill,  William  H.  Ludii.glon.     Edward  C.  Smith. 


EATINC  CI.UB. 


P.  Kimball  Ames,  J.  MofTall  Condit,  H.  E»ing  Hord. 

E.  Saw]-er  Bacon.  W.  Pynle  Herod,  C.  Putnam  Merrill 

F.  George  Peters.  O.  Evans  Woollen. 


£A  TING  CL  UB, 


TH  ECLOGUES. 


E.  E.  Aiken. 

B.  W.  Bacon, 
T.  D.  Bacon, 

H.  L.  Elderdice, 

C.  D.  Harp, 
E,  K.  Holden, 
J.  B.  Lawrence, 
J.  M.  Lydgate, 
W.  H.  Medlar. 


H.  W.  Matthews, 
E.  O.  McFarland, 
H.  C.  McKnight, 
D.  O.  McLean, 
W.  J.  Mutch, 
G.  E.  Paddock, 
L.  E.  Pangburn, 
A.  G.  Pcttingill, 
W.  G.  Poor, 
C.  W.  Preston, 


F.  D.  Rood. 
H.  S.  Snyder, 
A.  W.  Stanford, 
F.  L.  Stemen. 
J.  A.  Stevens, 
T.  P.  Thomas, 
F.  W.  Tuckerman, 
E.  M.  Vittum. 
T.  M.  Yundt. 


120 


EATING  CLUB. 


THEOLOGUES. 


A.  P.  Pone1»on. 
G.  R.  Freentao. 
J.  L.  Tbomas. 
T.  B.  Ueblen. 
J.  E.  Buihnell, 
J.  A.  Craig. 
N.T.  Edirardi. 
G.  S.  Fultenon.  ' 
G.  W.  HendersoD. 
Hohannes  Krikoryan, 
D.  M.  Lewii, 
J.  L.  McCollum, 


Levi  Marshall, 
H.  L.  Ricfaardson, 
H.  M.  Scbermerhorn. 
C.  N.  Curtis, 
G.  C.  Cressey, 
W.  C.  Drehet. 
G.  M.  Duncan, 
A.  P.  Halt. 
H.  W.  Hunt, 
Francis  Woodard, 
Charles  Wadsworib, 
J.  C.  Cromet, 
£.  H.  Burt. 


A.  H.  Mctniyre. 
Norman  Plan. 
S.  L.  Smith, 
0.  H.  Small. 

D.  J.  Keliey, 

G.  W.  Cummlof. 
M.  D.  Hubbcll. 
L.  E.  Cooper, 

E.  Baumgarteii, 
Frank  E.  Wing, 
Sarkii  Levonlan. 
E.  S.  Fiake. 


BATING  C/.UB. 


George  A.  Barroivs,  Harry  K.  Devereux,  Joseph  Powell.  Jr.. 

Horace  R.  Carpenier,        S.imuel  H.  Hawley.  C,  Lansing  Say te. 

Harry  N.  Covell.  Albert  Lucas.  Elmore  A.  Willeis. 


EA  TING  CLUB. 


E.  H.  AlEcuii, 
L,  V.  BentX. 
Alfred  Cowles,  Jr., 
Wayne  Darlington. 


William  Harper. 
G.  V.  Harper. 
A.  B.  Howe, 
Edjon  Kc[|li,  Jr., 


G.  L.  Peniield. 
J.  W.  Rogers.  Jr., 
Chesier  Thome, 
R.  H.  Wylie. 


EATING  Cl.Vh 


CLOISTER  CAF6.    S.  S.  S. 


Gu*iavD  AiroD*o,  Charles  M.  Carpeniet,      Henr^  C.  Null,  Jr., 

Frederic  R.  Birtleti,         Harold  A.  Chamber*.       Louii  M.  Porter, 
Clarence  R.  Brllton,  William  B.  Coil.  David  H.  Pratt, 

Henry  J.  Biddle,  Edward  P.  Easlwick,  Jr.,  Albert  W.  Robert. 

Charles  S.  Hall, 


CrMR  HOUSE. 


THE  CLOISTER. 


Gustavo  Alfonso,  Harold  A   ChRmberi.        Chnrles  S.  Hall, 

Frederic  R,  Bartlett.  William  B,  Coil,  Henry  M.  Montgomery, 

Clarence  R.  Britton,  Edward  P.  Easiwick.  Jr.,  Henry  C.  Nun,  Jr., 

Charles  M.  Carpenter.  Davenport  Galbrailh,         Louis  M.  Porter, 

David  M.  Pratt.  Albert  W.  Robert. 


«J* 


^         188  i-a.  -Cr 


PreiidtHl,  H.  L.  Williams,  '83. 
Ste"]/  and  Trtai.,  F.  B.  Kellogg,  '83. 


Itl  Ttnar. 
F.  B.  Kellogg,  '83. 
D.S.  Knowlton.  "83. 

E.  [.  Sanford.  '84. 

F.  W.  Smiih,  L.  S, 
H.  L.  Williams,  "81. 

lit  Bais. 
A.  B.  Cornwall.  "83. 
Geu.  Cromwell.  '83. 
W.  H.Jessup.  '84. 
W.  C.  McMillan,  '84. 


D.  A.  Jooe».  -83, 
C.  H.  LewU.  "Sa. 
C.  E.  Richards. 'B3, 
F.  D.  Shiffer.  '83. 


H.  M.  Hoyt.  -83, 
H.  H.  Knapp, -8a, 
E.  A.  Uwrence.  '84. 
J.  B.  Woodward.  ■83. 


CONCERTS   BY  THE   CLUB. 

Harlfofd.  Conn.,  Dec.  ra.  18S1,  Brooklyn,  Jai 


Cincinnati,  O..  Jan.  3.  i8Sz, 
[ndianapalis.  Ind.,  Jan.  4. 
Chicago,  III..  Jan.  s. 
Detroii,  Mich..  Jan.  6  and  7, 
Buffalo.  N.  Y.,  Jan.  g. 
Po  ugh  keep  si  e,  N.  Y..  Jan.  10, 


I.  Feb.  3. 
Nen  Haven.  Feb.  6. 
Bridgeporl,  Mar.  aa, 
Soulhingtoo,  Conn.,  May  10, 
New  Haven  (Penikeese)  Jane! 


Prtsidint,  F.  B.  Kei 
Ste'yend  Trrai.,  E.  . 
11/  Tinar. 

F.  B.  Kellogg.  "83. 

D.  S,  Knowhon.  '83, 

E.  I.  Sanford.'Sj. 

•J.  E.  Carter,  '84  S.  S.  S. 

lit  Bail. 
A.  B.  Cornwall,  '83, 

G.  Cromwell,  "83. 
W.  H.  Jessup. '84. 
W.C.  McMillan.  ■84- 


3C,1.   -83. 
La  WRENCH,   '84. 

Si/  Tfiiar. 

•F.  D.  Bowen.  '84, 
•E.  McClellan,  '84. 

D.  A.  Jones, '84, 
F.  D.  ShafTei,  '83. 

•C.W.  Gullet. 'Bs, 
H.  M.  Hoyi,  '83, 

E.  A.  Lawrence,  '84, 
].  B.  Woodward,  '83. 


CHRISTMAS  TRIP. 

Boston.  Jan,  3 — Tremont  Temple, 
Providence,  Jan.  4— Music  Hall. 
Philadetphii.  Jan.  5— Y.  M.  C.  A.  Hall. 
Ballimore.  Jan.  6— Masonic  Temple. 
Washington.  Jan.  8— Lincoln  Hall. 
Brooklyn.  Jan.  10. — Academy  o(  Music. 


l'//Z.A'  SOCr/-:TY  of  XMTU/iAI.  mSTORV. 


4a  North  Sheffield  Hall. 

Prtsidenl,  Grorge  Wooi.SSV. 

Vue  Pretiiltnl.  Ehwin  H.  B*biiouii. 

Corrrsfoniling  SiCTtl.iry:  Dr.  S.  W.  Wtl.LISToN. 

Rfeo'diHg  Se^rtlaiy,  ClIARt.F.s  B.  GRAVES. 

Ttfiiurrr.l.  B.  OsBORNE.        . 

Curator  0/  Cahinel.  Robert  O.  Du  Bois. 
l.iltrary  Ctimmillre,  George  Woolsej'.  C.  B.  Graves. 
£j-^ra/iiv  Cammi/i'^^  George  Woolsey,  E.  H.  Barboiir,  T.  B. Osborne. 


E.  H.  Barbour. 
R.  M.  Bojd,  Jr.. 
G.  H.  Clark. 
Dr.  L.  V.  Dfly. 
R.  O.  DuBois, 
MaKwell  Evarcs, 
A.  Fiiigerald. 
Burnside  Foster. 


AftmUr. 
C.  B.  Graves, 
J.  M.  Hotzinger 
Yung  Kwai. 
Alexanijei  LamI 
F.  N.  Loomis, 
W.  D.  McQuest. 
J.  E.  Newell. 
T.  B.  Osborne, 
J.  A.  Porter. 


J.  E.  Pope.  Jr., 

C.  L.  Scudder. 

F.  S.  Sroilh, 

T.  S.  Southwonb. 

A.  L.  Tomes. 

H.  Van  Rensselaer, 

Dr.  S.  W.  Willisioa, 

George  Woolsey. 


Yale    Publications. 


YALE  LITERARY  MAGAZINE. 


E.  T.  McLauohlin,  Chiirmaa. 
G.  W.  Johnston,  Financial  Edilat. 
H.  H.  Palmer,  F.  W.  Keilogfj.  W.  Trumbull. 

A'e/aWffa— Johnsion.  /'ori/oAo— McLaughlLn. 

Edihr's  To W-r— Palmer.  J/^mcnj^iVia— Trumbull. 

Boot  mtitei—VieWozg. 


YALE  BANNER. 


F.  B.  Stevens.  '83. 


POT-POURRI. 
C.  A.  Wight.  '81.  W.  Trumbull.  'Sa, 


Yale  PiiBUCATiohfs. 


F.  B.  Kkllogg,  'Sj.  Fiimndal  Ediler. 
G,  H.  Uottome,  "83.  C,  S.  Fooie,  '83.  N.  P.  Bigelow,  '84. 

D.  H.  Buel,  '83.  J.  E.  Suylter.  '83  S.  S^S.    F.  K.  Cunis,  'Sa. 

A.  Lucas.  '84  S.  S.  S.  H.  l!  Doggetl,  "85. 


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G.  C.  JBNNINGS.   Fimmial  F.Jitor. 

C.  C.  Clarlte,  Jr..  83.         S.  D.  Th.icher.  '33.  C.  Ross.  '84. 

C.  Halscy,  '83.  H.  C.  Nun.  Jr..  '83  S.  S.  S.  C.  A.  Warrous.  ■84. 

J.  S.  Pardfe.  'Ss.  E.  T.  Hall,  ■86. 

D.  Galbraiih.'84S.  S.S, 

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YALE  PUBLICATIONS. 


THE    YALE   NEWS. 
A.  E.  Bowers,  '83,  C.  W.  Burpee,  '83.  L,  C.  Deming,  '%■>,. 

J.  T.  A.  Dooliiile.  '84.       J.  W.  Oakford.  84.  A.  W.  Roben.  '83  S.S.S, 

W.  Calherwood.  'Ss.  N.  T.  Guernsey,  L.  S. 

F.-C.  Leonard,  ■S3.  Finamial  Editor. 


VALE  ALMANAC. 

E.  H.  Barbour, '83. 

YALE   INDEX. 
C.  Benlley,  ■82.  W.  I.  Hrucc.  'Sa. 

PENIKEESE. 

Libreiio  by  D,  H.  Ruel,  '83.     Music  by  T.  G.  Shepard. 

Given  April  34.  35,  36 :  Mny  15,  16 ;  June  37. 

Dr.  McBosh J.  B.  Woodward. 

Biningcr  Bon.inza F.  W.  Sinlih.  Jr. 

Ue  Ward H.  M.  Hoyt.  Jr. 

Mung  Yew  Chun F.  H.  Snell. 

Milicenl  Melange MUs  Carrie  E.  Lake. 

Annetle  Treni Miss  L.  C.  Gaffney. 

Miss  Tea  Caddy Miss  Adelaide  Phelps. 

Cadei  Midshipmen  from  U.S.  Frigate  ■■Conslilution."   Ihe  Yale  Glee  Club. 
Young  Ladies  of  the   Penikeese  School  of  Gastronomy,  ladies  of  ihe  cily. 


F.  B.  Kellogg.  '83. 


VALE   SONGS. 


Miscellany. 


YALE  CHESS  CLUB. 


1/,  J,  McK.  Lewis.  '83. 
:  W.  Cakmalt.  '83. 


W.  Carmali.  '83, 
F.  Cuiiningh: 
S.Q.  Kerruish, -83, 
J.  McK.  Lewis. 
E.  H.  Moore.  Ji 


1.  '33. 


'33. 


Mepiim. 

H.  H.  Palmer. -83,  Y.  Kwai. '84, 

F.  U.  Sievens,  '63,  G.  W.  Pallerson.  Jr.. 

W.  Darlington.  S.  S.  S..  C.  N.  Peck.  '84, 

H.  L.  Dawes,  '84,  W.  M.  Carharl.  'Bs. 

P.  E.  Jenks.   84,  G.  W.  Mallon,  '85. 


MISCELLANY. 


■83  WHIST  gUARTETTE. 


H.  H.  Sirong, 

J.  P.  Trowbridge, 


C.  W.  Harltn. 
H.  M.  Hoyl. 


i   CRIBBAGt:. 

S.  Shaffer. 

A.  E.  Symingloii. 


■83   ONE   THOUSAND    POINT  WHIST   QUARTETTE. 
P.  C.  Black,  1  I      H.  E.  Fish, 

G.  L.  Burion.        \       '^^       (      D.  B.  Tucker. 


■83    ALL   WINTER    SOLITAIRE   CLUa 
J.  L.  Adams. 


MISCELLANY. 


COLLEGE  CHOIR. 


Calhoun. 
J.  Phelps, 


Cromwell, 
F.  Shaffer, 


•83. 
GriRRS, 
S.  Shaflfer, 

•84. 
Ternberg, 
McMillan, 


Bowen,  Hand, 

E.  Lawrence,      McClellan, 

'85. 
Chandler,     Cutler,      H.  R.  Chandler, 


Hoyl, 
Tucker, 

Jessup, 
£.  Sanford, 

*86. 
Adler, 


Kellogg. 
Woodward. 

Knight. 
Wilder. 


Darling. 


'83  GLEE  CLUB. 


\st  Tenor. 

F.  B.  Kellogg. 
D.  S.  Knowltun, 

G.  L.  Burton, 
H.  W.  Calhoun. 


2d  Teuor. 
D.  B.  Tucker, 
F.  W.   Havens, 
F.  n.  Shaffer. 
S.  Shaffer. 


\st  Bass. 
W.  Trumbull, 
A.  B.  Cornwall, 
Y.  F.  Tan. 
J.  J.  Rose. 


2d  Bass. 
J.  B.  Woodw.ird. 
H.  M.  Hoyt. 
A.  R.  Preston. 
G.  Cromwell. 


'84  GLEE  CLUB. 


is/  Tenor. 
R.  A.  Jernberg, 
E.  McClellan, 
E.  L  Sanford. 
W.  A.  Taylor. 


2d  Tenor. 
F.  D.  Bowen, 
J.  O.  Lincoln, 

C.  P.  Phelps, 

D.  H.  Wilcox. 


1  st  Bass.  2d  Bass. 

C.  E.  Bedell,  H.  E.  Hand, 

W.  H.  Jessup,  Jr.,  E.  A.  Lawrence, 
W.  C.  McMillan,  F.  Strong, 
H.  B.  Twombly.     A.  P.  Wilder. 


\st  Tenor. 
F.  B.  Brandegee,     E.  R.  A  dee, 
E.  H.  Chandler, 
H.  R.  Flanders, 
J.  A.  Merrill, 
L.  F.  Robinson. 


'85     GLEE  CLUB. 
2d  Tenor.  \st  Bass. 


A.  Corning, 
F.  B.  Deming, 


J.  C.  Bridgman, 
J.  P.  Parsons, 
O.  Strong. 


C.  T.  Mathews,     A.  C.Thomson. 


C.  B.  Hobbs. 


2</  Bass. 

D.  H.  Buffum,  Jr. 
H.  G.  Chase, 

C.  W.  Cutler, 

E.  A.  SchulUcJr. 


Kenyon  Gorham,  Warbler. 


LOWELL  MASON  SOCIETY. 

Leader,  A.  D.  BissELL.  President,  J.  E.  TuTTLB. 

A.  D.  Bissel.  J.  E.  Tuttle,  W.  B.  Hawks,        B.  W.  Bicon. 

E.  M.  Noyes,  E.  S.  Lnrenz,  G.  R.  Dickinson,  Secretary, 

W.  C.  Dreher,  C.  H.  Dickinson,  J.  B.  Lawrence,      A.  G.  rettingill. 


BROADWAY   SUNDAY    SCHOOL. 

Superintendent,  H.  B.  TwoMBLY,  '84. 
Asst.  Superintendent,  H.  W.  WoLCOTT,  '84. 
Sec.  <5r»  Treas.,  W.  L.  Strong,  '84. 

Teachers. 

H.  E.  Bourne.  '83,  E.  H.  Chandler,  '85, 

J.  F.  Craul,  '83,  C.  S.  Wiley,  '85. 

H.  L.  Whittlesey,  '84.  H.  J.  Boggis,  '85. 


BERKELEY    ASSOCIATION. 

President,  G.  W.  Johnston.  '83.  Secretary,  B.  Lay,  '84. 

Organist,  C.  L.  MoFFETT,  '83. 


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MISCELLANY. 


BETHANY   SUNDAY   SCHOOL. 

Superintendent^].  B.  REYNOLDS,  '84. 
Asst.  Supt.^  G.  Colgate.  '83. 

Teachers. 

A.  G.  Dana.  '83,  F.  O.  Ayres,  '84. 

G.  C.  Jennings,  '83,  J.  P.  Parsons,  '85, 

H.  Vernon,  '83,  W.  G.  Green.  '84, 

F.  R.  Shipman,  '85,  G.  H.  Makuen,  '84. 

H.  E.  Hand,  '84,  S.  M.  Colgate,  '85, 

E.  Wells,  '84,  L.  O.  Baird,  '85. 


Y.  M.  C.  A. 

President^  CiiAS.  Loughridge,  '83. 
Secretary,  J.  B.  Reynolds,  '84. 
Treasurer,  L.  O.  Baird,  '85. 


CHURCH  COMMITTEES. 

'83.  '84.  '85.  '86. 

HI.  M.  Chase,  Alex.  Lambert,        L.  O.  Baird.  C.  W.  Goodrich, 

;j.  C.Jennings,       J.  B.  Reynolds,        E.  H.  Chandler,  E.  W.  Peet, 

::.  Loughridge.        H.  B.  Twombly.       W.  G.  Green.  E.  W.  Reid. 


CLASS   OFFICERS. 

'83  Class  Orator,  F.  C.  Leonard. 
'83  Poet,  J.  McK.  Lewis. 
'83  Statistician,  R.  H.  Cornish. 
'83  Histofians,  C.  C.  Clarke,  D.  H.  Buel, 
S.  Q.  Kerruish,  W.  Price. 


'83   CLASS   PICTURE   COMMITTEE. 

Chairman,  H.  E.  BouRNE. 
F.  H.  Beede.  T.  R.  Hillard. 


'83  Junior  promenade  committee. 

Chairman,  F.  W.  Rogers. 
Floor  Manager,  E.  B.  Frost. 

G.  Colgate,  S.  M.  K.  Mitchell, 

G.  Cromwell,  J.  J.  Phelps, 

C.  N.  Hall,  H.  O.  Stone, 

H.  M.  Hoyt,  H.  Vernon. 


JUNIOR  PROMENADE  COMMITTEE. 

T.  G.  Lawrance,  Chairman,  D.  \\.  Wilcox,  Floor  Manager. 

A.  V.  Armour,  J.  R.  Halsey,  Jr..  E.  A.  Lawrence, 

J.  M.  Dawson,  H.  E.  Hand.  W.  A.  Taylor. 

Alex.  Lambert, 


CANOE  CLUB. 

Commodore,  A.  G.  Dana.  '83.  Vice  Commodore,  J.  B.  Krogh,  '85. 

Secretary,  W.  P.  Morrison,  '86. 
Executive  Committee— C  W.  Goodrich,  '86  ;  S.  Phelps,  '86. 


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CLASS  SECRETARIES,  1815-82. 


815 — Rev.  Joseph  D.  Wickham,  D.D.,  Manchester,  Vt. 

817 — Prof.  Lyman  Coleman,  D.D.,  Easton,  Pa. 

822 — Rev.  Henry  Herrick,  North  Woodstock,  Conn. 

824 — Hon.  Origen  S.  Seymour.  LL.D.,  Litchfield,  Conn. 

826 — Rev.  Selden  Haines,  D.D.,  Rome,  N.  Y. 

827 — Rev.  William  Whittlesey,  New  Haven. 

828— Prof.  Oliver  P.  Hubbard,  LL.D.,  65  W.  iglh  St.,  N.  Y.  City. 

829 — Hon.  John  B.  Robertson,  M.D.,  New  Haven. 

830— William  R.  Cone.  Hartford. 

831 — Pres.  Noah  Porter,  D.D.,  New  Haven. 

832 — Prof.  Edward  E.  Salisbury,  New  Haven. 

833 — Prof.  Geor|re  E.  Day,  D.D..  New  Haven. 

834 — Henry  C.  Kingsley,  New  Haven. 

835 — Prof.  Thomas  A.  Thacher,  LL.D.,  New  Haven. 

836 — Rev.  Edward  E.  At  water.  New  Haven. 

837 — Prof.  Benjamin  Silliman,  M.D.,  New  Haven. 

838 — William  W.  Rodman,  New  Haven. 

839 — John  S.  Beach,  New  Haven. 

840 — Hon.  John  C.  Hollister,  New  Haven. 

841 — Rev.  Samuel  W.  Barnum,  New  Haven. 

842 — Charles  Fabrique,  New  Haven. 

843 — William  L.  Kingsley,  New  Haven. 

844 — Rev.  John  W.  Dulles,  D.D..  4037  Chestnut  St.,  Phila.,  Pa. 

845 — Rev.  Oliver  Crane.  D.D.,  Morristown,  N.  J. 

846— Rev.  Samuel  G.  Willard,  Colchester. 

847 — William  Peet,  20  Nassau  St.,  N.  Y.  City. 

848 — Arthur  D.  Osborne,  New  Haven. 

849 — Francis  E.  Harrison,  New  Haven. 

850 — Prof.  Hubert  A.  Newton,  LL.D.,  New  Haven. 

851 — Henry  D.  White,  New  Haven. 

852 — Rev.  John  G.  Baird,  Hartford. 

853 — Henry  H.  Babcock.  New  Haven. 

854 — Charles  H.  Leeds,  558  Broadway,  N.  Y.  City. 

855— Rev.  Henry  N.  Cobb,  Millbrook,  N.  Y. 

856 — Hon.  Henry  E.  Pardee,  New  Haven. 

857 — Prof.  Daniel  C.  Eaton,  New  Haven. 

858— William  P.  Bacon,  26  Broad  St.,  New  York. 

859 — Rev.  Joseph  H.  Twichell,  Hartford. 

860 — William  L.  Bradley,  M.D..  New  Haven. 

861 — Prof.  Winthrop  D.  Sheldon,  Colorado  Springs,  Col. 

862 — John  W.  Ailing,  New  Haven. 

863 — Samuel  Huntington,  11 1  Broadway,  N.  Y.  City. 

864 — Prof.  Charles  G.  Rockwood.  Ph.D.,  Princeton,  N.  J. 

865 — James  E.  Chandler,  170  Broadway,  N.  Y.  City. 

866 — Edward  B.  Bennett,  Hartford,  Conn. 

867 — William  H.  Morse,  23  5th*  ave.,  N.  Y.  City. 

868— Prof.  Henry  P.  Wright,  New  Haven. 

869 — Eli  Whitney,  Jr.,  New  Haven. 

870 — George  D.  Miller,  New  Haven. 

871 — Henry  Baldwin,  944  8th  ave.,  N.  Y.  City. 

872 — Rev.  Thomas  R.  Bacon,  New  Haven. 

873 — Frederick  J.  Shepard,  Buffalo.  N.  Y. 

874 — George  L.  Dickerman,  New  Haven. 

875 — Robert  D.  Townsend,  23  W.  9th  St.,  N.  Y.  City. 

876 — Arthur  T.  Hadley,  New.  Haven. 

877 — John  S.  Thacher,  M.D.,  New  Haven. 

878— William  E.  Waters,  Cincinnati,  O. 

879 — Samuel  P.  Willard,  Easton. 

880 — Charles  F.  Bliss,  New  Haven. 

881 — J.  Brewster,  New  Haven. 

882 — Arthur  S.  Osborne,  New  Haven. 


Historical  Memorabilia. 


Yale  College  organized  1701,  at  Saybrook,  Conn.  Removed  to  New 
Haven,  1717.  First  building  erected  1717  ;  demolished  1782.  Brick  row 
erected  :  South  Middle,  1750;  Aiheneum,  1761  ;  South,  1793;  North  Middle 
and  Lyceum,  1800;  North,  1821  ;  Chapel,  1824;  Divinity,  1835  (demolished 
1870).  The  central  row:  Laboratory,  1782  ;  Cabinet,  1819;  Treasury,  1832. 
The  High  street  row:  Library,  1842;  Alumni  Hall,  1853;  Gymnasium,  1859; 
Medical  College,  1S60.  Sheffield  Scientific  School,  i860.  Art  Building, 
1864.  Farnam,  1869;  Durfee,  1870;  Divinity  Hall,  1869;  West  Divinity 
Hall,  1874.  North  Sheffield  Hall,  1874.  Peabody  Museum,  1876.  Battell 
Chapel,  1876.     Winchester  Observatory,  1882.     New  Laboratory,  1882. 


PRESIDENTS 

OF  THE  COLLEGE. 

Abraham  Pikrson, 

1701 

1707 

Samuel  Andrew,  . 

1707 

1719 

Timothy  Cutler, 

1719 

1723 

Elisha  Williams, 

1726 

1739 

Thomas  Clap, 

1739 

1766 

Nai'htali  Daggett, 

1766 

1777 

Ezra  Stiles,     . 

1777 

1795 

Timothy  Dwight, 

1795 

1817 

Jeremiah  Day, 

1817 

1846 

Theodore  Dwight  Woolsey,     .            .        1846 

1871 

Noah  Porter, 

1871 

YALE   PERIODICALS. 

The  firs!  Yale  paper,  the  "  Literary  Cabinet,"  was  established  Nov.  15, 
1806,  published  one  year,  it  being  an  eight  page  bi-weekly,  edited  by  three 
seniors;  price,  one  dollar  per  year.  Next  the  "Aiheneum,"  published  from 
Feb.  12,  1814,  to  Aug.  6,  1814.  The  "Microscope,"  March  21,  1820.  The 
••Yale  Crayon."  1823.  "Silling  Room,"  March  17,  1830.  The  "Student's 
Companion,"  Jan.,  1831  to  April,  1831.  "Little  Gentlemen,"  Jan.,  1831. 
••Gridiron,"  Feb..  1831.  "Medley,"  1833.  Nov.  8  to  June.  '•  Yale  Literary 
Magazine,"  Feb.,  1836.  "  Yale  Literary  Quidnunc,"  1838.  "  Yale  Review," 
1857.  "University  Quarterly,"  Jan..  i860  to  Oct.,  1861.  "Yale  Banner," 
Nov.,  1842.  "  Pot-Pourri,"  1865.  "Collegian."  1841.  "College  Cricket," 
and  "City  of  Elms,"  "  Gallinipper,"  "  Horjiei."  "Banger."  "Tomahawk," 
•'Battery."  "Yale  Courant,"  Nov.,  1865.  "Yale  Record,"  1873.  "Yale 
News,"  1878.     "  Yale  Critic,"  March  24,  1882. 


^37 


s 


HISTORICAL  MEMORABILIA. 


FOUNDATION   OF   GRADUATE   DEPARTMENTS. 


Medicine, 

Law, 

Theology, 

Philosophy  and  Arts, 

Science,. 


1813. 
f8i8. 
1822. 

1847. 
1854. 


FOUNDATION   OF   SOCIETIES. 


♦Linonia,  1753. 
♦Brothers  in  Unity,  1768. 
♦Phi  Beta  Kappa,  1780. 
♦Calliopean,  1819. 

Chi  Delta  Theta,  1821. 

Skull  and  Bones,  1S32. 
♦Alpha  Delta  Phi.  1836. 

Psi  Upsilon,  183S. 
♦Kappa  Sigma  Theta,  1838. 
♦Kappa  Sigma  Epsilon,  1840. 


Scroll  and  Key,  1842. 

Delta  Kappa  Epsilon,  1844. 
♦Delta  Kappa.  1845. 
♦Alpha  Sigma  Phi,  1846. 

Gamma  Nu,  1855. 
♦Delta  Beta  Xi,  1864. 
♦Phi  Theta  Psi,  1864. 
♦Spade  and  Grave,  1864. 
♦'H  BovAi^,  1875. 
♦Alpha  Kappa,  1878. 


s.  s.  s. 


Berzelius.  1848. 
Sigma  Delta  Chi,  1863. 
Theta  Xi,  1865. 


Delta  Psi,  1869. 
Alpha  Chi,  1874. 
Chi  Phi.  1878. 


*  Not  DOW  in  existence. 


RECIPIENTS    OF  THE  JOHN    A.  PORTER    PRIZE. 

1872  Charles  J.  H.  Ropes.  '72,  "The  Morality  of  the  Greeks,  as  shown  in 

their  Art,  Literature  and  Life." 

1873  Not  awarded. 

1874  Henry  B.  Ladd,  '74  D.  s.,  "The  Madonna  in  Christian  Art." 

1875  Charles  W.  Guernsey.  '75  i).  s.,  "The  Political  Side  of  Puritanism.** 

1876  Thomas  R.  Bacon, '72,  "The  Influence  of  Italian  over  English  Poetry." 

1877  Myron  H.  Phelps.  '76,  "Islam  of  the  Past  and  Future." 

1878  Henry  A.  James,  '74,  "Communism  in  America." 

1879  Edward  D.  Robbins,  '74,  "Limits  of  the  Province  of  GovemmeDt." 

1880  Edwin  B.  Goodell,  '77,  "The  Sources  of  our  National  Unity." 

1881  Not  awarded. 

1882  Thomas  R.  Morrow,  '80,  "  Civil  Service  Reform." 


13S 


nrsTORicAL  memorabilia. 


drforest  oration  and  townsend  essays. 

The  Totvnsend  Prizes  for  English  Composition  were  first  awarded  in  1844. 
The  DeForest  Gold  Medal  for  English  Orations  was  first  awarded  in  1852. 

The  name  of  the  DeForest  man  is  printed  in  small  capitals. 


1844. 

E.  P.  Belden. 
0.  S.  Ferry. 

E.  A.  Raymond, 
H.  Russell, 

J.  White. 

1848. 

F.  R.  Abbe. 
W.  Aitchison, 
H.  N.  Dunning, 
S.  Emerson, 

H.  Hitchcock, 

G.  B.  Wilcox. 

1852. 
W.  W.  Crapo, 
!•  H.  Dwight, 
^  C.  Gilman. 
W.  p.  Johnston. 
".  B.  Sprague. 


1856. 

f**  W.  Calkins, 
*;•  R.  Packard. 
*J-  D.  Shaw, 
2-  B.  Brown, 
ij.  DuBois, 
^-  C.  Robinson. 


i860. 

^.  W.  Phelps, 
V*  H.  Owen. 
1-  H.Ward. 
?••  G.  Mason, 
*-•  M.  Jones, 
J-  1-.  Daniels. 


1845. 

G.  B.  Day. 
A.  F.  Dickson, 
J.  W.  Harding. 
W.  Hodges, 
R.  Rankin. 

1849. 

C.  G.  Came, 
F.  M.  Finch, 
C.  R.  Goodrich, 
H.  M.  Haskell. 
H.  Hollister. 


1853. 

J.  M.  Whiton, 
C.  T.  Lewis, 
A.  J.  Willard, 
T.  Bacon, 
A.  D.  White, 
G.  A.  Johnson. 

1857. 
G.  Pratt, 
A.  H.  Strong  * 
J.  M.  Holmes,* 
N.  C.  Perkins, 
J.  C. Jackson. 
W.  C.  Case. 


1861. 

G.  B.  Beecher, 
E.  R.  Sill, 
G.  M.  Towle, 
J.  L.  Harmar, 
W.  E.  Park, 
S.  E.  Baldwin. 

1865. 


1864. 

^-  D.  Miller,  T.  F.  Caskey, 

^-  L.  Merriam,  W.  Stocking, 

^  L.  Atterbunr,  H.  A.  Stimson, 
y^.  W.  Battershall,  W.  R.  Bacon, 

{;  ^V.  Sterling,  J.  L.  Ewell, 

**•  P.  BoYDEN.  J.  A.  Bent. 


1846.  1847. 

Charles  L.  Brace,  H.  H.  Hadley, 

J.  B.  Brisbin,  J.  T.^Hyde, 

J.  M.  B.  Dwight,  E.  G.  Parker, 

S.  W.  Kellogg.  L.  H.  Reid, 

J.  B.  Talcoit.  J.  D.  Smith. 


1850. 

J.  I.  I.  Adams, 
E.  P.  Clarke, 
W.  S.  Colion, 
S.  Johnson, 
£.  H.  Roberts. 


1854. 

S.  H.  Nichols, 
W.  H.  Fknn, 
L.  S.  Potwin, 
C.  E.  Trumbull, 
A.  S.  Twombly. 


1851. 

E.  W.  Evans, 
R.  Little, 
T.  S.  Potwin, 
J.  Sheldon, 
W.  W.  Winthrop. 


1855. 
C.  G.  Child, 
A.  M.  Lyon, 
C.  M.  Tyler, 
S.  T.  Woodward, 
E.  Mulford, 
W.  C.  Wyman. 


1858. 

D.  G.  Brinton,  T. 
W.  S.  Pitkin,  L. 
C.  S.  Kellogg,  T. 
S.  H.  Lee,  R. 
C.  Richards,  J. 

E.  L.  Heermance,  E. 
S.  Caldwell, 

M.  S.  Eichelberger. 


1859. 

A.  Post, 
H.  Bristol, 
R.  Lounsbury, 
A.  Stiles, 
H.  Twichell, 
Carrington. 


1862.  1863. 

R.  K.  Weeks.  H.  W.  Fowler. 

G.  C.  Ripley,  L.T.Chamberlain, 
D.H.Chamberlain.S.  W.  Duffield, 

R.  C.  Morse,  G.  W.  Allen, 

G.  M.  Beard,  W.  G.  Sumner, 

F.  McVeagh.  G.  S.  Hamlin. 


1866. 

L.  C.  Wade, 
H.  Cole, 
E.  Y.  HiNCKs, 
W.  G.  Bussey, 
J.  M.  Hall, 
L.  Hall. 


1867. 

R.  W.  Woodward, 
T.  Hedge, 
B.  Vincent, 

D.  J.BURRELL, 

H.  C.  Sheldon, 
A.  E.  Dunning. 


HISTORICAL  MEMORABILIA, 


1868.  1869. 

W.  A.  McKinney.  H.  C.  Bannard, 

E.  W.  Miller,  E.  Heaton, 

I.  T.  BECKWiTH.t  M.  S.  Phelps, 

A.  P.  Tinker,  G.  S.  Sedgwick, 

G.  H.  Lewis,!  E.  P.  Wilder, 

E.  K.  Rawson.  H.  V.  Freeman. 


1872. 
R.  E.  CoE.t 

J.  H.  HiNCKS.t 

A.  R.  Mcrriam, 
F.  D.  Root, 
C.  J.  H.  Ropes, 
H.  M.  Sanders. 

1876. 

H.  R.  Buck. 
A.  T.  Hadiey, 
P.  Hale. 
J.  H.  Marvin, 
M.  H.  Phelps, 


1873. 
W.  Beebe. 
A.  T.  Brisiow, 
H.  M.  Denslow, 
J.  Hay  ward. 
S.  O.  Pieniice, 
F.  B.  Tarbell. 


1870. 

J.  W.  Andrews, 
G.  Chase, 
W.  C.  Gulliver. 
H.  B.  Mason, 
C.  E.  Shepard, 

T.J.  TiLNEY, 

1874. 
E.  L.  Cnrtis, 
J.  C.  Sellers, 
H.  B.  B.  Stapler, 
A.  B.  Thacher. 


1871. 

C.  D.  Hinc, 
H.  Mansfield, 
W.  W.  Perry, 
W.  R.  Spcrry, 
G.  A.  Strong. 
E.  F.  Sweet. 

1875. 
S.  R.  Beits. 

C;.  T.  ClIFSTR«.§ 

I.  A.  Garvcr. 
H.  S.  Gui.livekS 


J.  M.  TowNSEND,    J.  F-lillhouse, 
A.  D.  Whitiemore.  E.  W.  Southworih. 


S.  L.  Eaton, 
E.  B.  Gager. 
E.  B.  Goodell, 
A.  R.  Kimball, 
E.  D.  Worcester,  W.  H.  Upton. 


1877.  1878. 

E.  R.  Dillingham,   J.  P.  Clarke, 


H.  C.  Coe, 
W.  L.  Dickson. 
G.  B.  Edwards. 
R.  S.  B.  Foster, 
L.  Hood. 


1880. 

J.  A.  Amundson, 
E.  M.  Bent  ley, 

D.  Y.  Campbell, 
W.  M.  Hall, 

A.  B.  Nichols, 

E.  P.  Noyes. 


1881. 

E.  E.  Aiken, 
B.  W.  Bacon, 

||R.  A.   BiGELOW, 

(Isaac  Bromley, 
J.  D.  Burrell. 
L.  A.  Eliel. 


T879. 

L.  F.  Burpee, 
S.  M.  Foster, 
G.  W.  Kirch wrf, 

L.  J.  SWINBUKNE. 

L.  D.  Sylc, 
A.  Tighe. 

1882. 

C.  Bentley, 
B.  Brewster, 
W.  I.  Bruce, 
H.  C.  Fries, 
W.  Murphy, 
J.  E.  Whiineir. 


*  Adjudged  equal.    Medal  awarded  by  lot,  to  Strong. 

t  Adjudged  equal.    Medal  awarded  by  lot,  lo  Beckwith. 

1  Prize  divided  between  Coe  and  Hincks. 

I  Prize  divided  between  Chester  and  Gulliver. 

1  Adjudged  equal.    Medal  awarded  by  lot  to  Hrdmley. 


VALEDICTORIANS. 


1798  James  Burnet, 

1799  Alanson  Hamlin. 

1800  Daniel  B.  Brown, 

1801  Alcis  E.  Hart, 

1802  I.  C.  Bates, 

1803  Noah  Porter, 

1804  Abel  McEwen, 

1805  Gardiner  Spring, 

1806  R.  Wilkinson, 

1807  Leonard  E.  Wales, 

1808  Erastus  Edgerton, 

1809  Sam.  J.  Hitchcock. 

1810  E.  A.  Andrews, 

181 1  Ralph  Emerson, 

1812  L  T.  Preston, 


1813 

1814 
1815 
1816 
1817 
1818 
1819 
1820 
1821 
1822 
1823 
1824 
1825 
1S26 
1827 


Josiah  Spalding, 
G.  E.  Spruill, 
J.  D.  Eccles, 
Hawlev  Olmstead, 
W.  B.  Stillson, 
Hector  Humphreys, 
Sylvester  Hovey, 
T.  D.  Woolsey, 
Henry  White, 
Edward  Beecher, 
George  Jones, 
Willis  Hall, 
Simeon  North, 
John  P.  Cowles, 
Sidney  L.  Johnson, 


1828  Horace  Binney.Jr. 

1829  Henrj*  A.  Boardmao, 

1830  Henry  R.  Winthfop. 

1 831  Edward  Winihrop, 

1832  John  O.  Colton, 

1833  Wm.  H.  Russell, 

1834  Samuel  St.  John, 

1835  Charles  A.  Gager, 

1836  Theodore  Sianler, 

1837  Joab  Brace, 

1838  Edward  Strong, 

1839  John  D.  Sherwood, 

1840  Joseph  FcwSraith, 

1841  Samuel  Brace, 

1842  Joseph  A.  BeotoD. 


240 


HISTORICAL  MEMORABILIA, 


Gordon  Hall,  i8s7 

!:dwin  Wright.  1858 

I.  G.  Gould,  1859 

Plenry  B.  Harrison,  i860 

^enry  H.  Hadley,  1861 

Divight  Foster.  1862 

Franklin  W.  Fisk,  1863 

Vfartin  Kellogg,  1864 

Thomas  S.  Potwin.  1865 

[oel  F.  Bingham,  1866 

saac  H.  Hogan.  1867 

kVilliaro  H.  Norris,  1868 

[ohn  E.  Todd.  1869 
Timothy  K.  Wilcox, 1870 


Levi  Holbrook,  1871 
Addison  Van  Name,i872 

Eugene  Smith,  1873 

John  M.  Morris,  1874 

Tracy  Peck,  1875 

John  P.  Taylor,  1876 

L.  T.  Chamberlain,  1877 

Isaac  P.  Pugsley,  1878 

John  L.  Ewell,  1879 

Fred.  N.  Judson,  1880 

Peter  R.  Taft,  1881 

H.  P.  Wright,  1882 
Arthur  Shirley, 
George  Chase, 


Wilbert  W.  Perry, 
J.  D.  H.  Willcox, 
Frank  B.  Tarbell, 
Edward  D.  Robbins, 
Henry  S.  Gulliver, 
Arthur  T.  Hadley, 
Charles  C.  Camp, 
C.  H.  Kelsey. 
L.  W.  Bowers, 
W.  M.  Hall. 
C.  W.  Holzheimer. 
B.  Johnson. 


Z.  Herrick, 
VI.  Stuart, 
T.  Adams. 
J.  Hoadley, 
R.  R.  Swan, 
H.  Beckley, 
5.  Norton. 
X  B.  Beach, 
L.Mitchell, 
Z,  Warner, 
\.  Knight, 
|.  Langdon, 
E.  Kellogg, 
D.  M.  Mitchell. 
W.  Stafford, 

A.  M.  Fisher, 
D.  Lord, 

Fi.  Rockwell, 

B.  Bull. 
[.  Jones, 

T.  C.  Perkins, 
[.  H.  Lathrop. 
X  Stoddard. 

D.  Greene, 
IV.  Sheldon. 
\.  N.  Skinner, 
IV.  M.  Holland, 
\.  Pettingell, 

E.  P.  Barrows, 


SALUTATORIANS. 

1827  C.  C.  Parmelee, 

1828  F.  A.  P.  Barnard, 

1829  J-  Eldridge, 

1830  J.  W.  Andrews, 

1831  L.  H.  Atwater, 

1832  E.  Colton, 

1833  E.  A.  Bradford. 

1834  N.  P.  Seymour, 

1835  J.  L.  Taylor, 

1836  J.  M.  Carter. 

1837  M.  N.  Morris. 

1838  J.  P.  Thompson. 

1839  C.  A.  Bristed, 

1840  G.  H.  Colton, 

1841  W.  L.  Learned, 

1842  J.  Hadley. 

1843  L.  R.  Hurlbutt, 

1844  E-  W.  Root, 

1845  ^ '  G.  Conner, 

1846  I.  B.  Talcott, 

1847  "J.  T.  Hyde, 

1848  W.  Aitchison. 

1849  T.  Dwight. 

1850  W.  S.  Colton. 

1851  R.  Little, 

1852  W.  A.  Reynolds, 

1853  J.  M.  Whiton. 

1854  G.  D.  Lord, 

1855  W.  D.  Alexander, 


1856  E.  C.  Towne, 

1857  W.  Smith, 

1858  G.  B.  McLellan, 

1859  C.  H.  Gross, 
i860  W.  W.  Martin, 

1861  S.  E.  Baldwin, 

1862  J.  W.  Ailing. 

1863  D.  B.  Perry, 

1864  C.  G.  Rock  wood, 

1865  C.  H.  Smith, 

1866  H.  Cole, 

1867  T.  L.  Day, 

1868  W.  C.  Wood, 

1869  G.  Lathrop, 

1870  D.  W.  Learned, 

1871  H.  E.  Kinney, 

1872  G.  F.  Moore, 

1873  H.  M.  Denslow, 

1874  W.  Parkin, 

1875  C.  T.  Russ. 

1876  E.  D.  Worcester, 

1877  I.  S.  Thacher. 

1878  W.  H.  Taft, 

1879  M.  M.  McKenzie, 

1880  D.  W.  Richards. 

1881  A.  S.  Van  de  Graaff, 

1882  F.  F.  Abbott. 


RECIPIENTS  OF  JUNIOR  EXHIBITION  PRIZE. 


1871  Coe  andHincks. 

1872  Houghton  and  Tarbell. 

1873  H.  H.  Ragan. 

1874  Chester  and  Gulliver. 

1875  E.  D.  Worcester. 

1876  S.  L.  Eaton. 


1877  F.  A.  Beckwith. 

1878  G.  W.  Kirchwey. 

1879  W.  M.  Hall. 
18S0  James  Leighton. 

1881  Bruce  and  Storrs. 

1882  Johnston  and  Leonard. 


14J' 


HISTORICAL  MEMORABILIA, 


CLASS   ORATORS  AND    POETS. 


Poets, 

33  R.  Robertson. 

34  E.  Coffin. 

35  F.  Johnston. 

36  T.  P.  Scovell. 

37  W.  T.  Bacon. 

38  G.  T.  Dole. 

39  L.  W.  Smith. 

40  G.  H.Hollisler. 

41  G.  B.  Schott. 

42  J.  A.  Porter. 

43  L.  F.  Robinson. 

44  C.  W.  Camp. 

45  G.  B.  Day. 

46  E.  Johnson. 

47  E.  Franklin. 

48  F.  R.  Grist. 

49  F.  M.  Finch. 

50  J.  I.  I.  Adams. 

51  None. 

52  W.  W.  Crapo. 

53  C.  T.  Lewis. 

54  J.  M.  Smith. 

55  L.  D.  Brewster 

56  G.  W.  Buehler. 

57  N.  C.  Perkins. 

58  E.  C.  Porter. 


Orators. 

A.  H.  Lewis.  '59 

W.  Levereit.  '60 

J.  B.  Fenton.  '61 

H.  C.  Deming.  '62 

C.  A.  Johnson.  '63 

W.  P.  Lynde.  '64 

R.  P.  Cutter.  '65 

C.  F.  Burnam.  '66 

D.  G.  Mitchell.  '67 
N.  Edwards.  '68 
A.  Johnson.  '69 
O.  H.  Dooliitle.  '70 
T.  K.  Davis.  '71 

F.  J.  Kingsbury.  '72 
T.  L.  Bayne.  '73 
C.  G.  Webster.  '74 
H.  Hollister.  '75 
C.  J.  Hillyer.  '76 
None.  *77 
H.  B.  Sprague.  '78 
R.  L.  Gibson.  '79 
S.  C.  Gale.  'So 
A.  Bailey.  'Si 
P.  W.  Calkins.  '82 
A.  H.  Strong.  '83 

G.  P.  Andrews. 


Potts. 

G.  W.  Fisher. 

C.  A.  Boies. 
E.  R.  Sill. 
H.  Holt. 
G.C.S.Southw'h 
W.W.Battersh'l 
H.  A.  Brown. 
J.  Brand. 

W.  H.  Bishop. 
W.  A.  Linn. 
L.  H.  Bagg. 
H.  B.  Mason. 
J.  A.  Burr. 

D.  N.  Beach. 

E.  R.  Johnes. 
G.  D.  Reid. 

E.  Bo u ton 

F.  A.  Gaylord. 
J.  G.  Pyle. 

H.  C.  Coe. 
L.  D.  Syle. 
W.  H.  Harper. 
H.  S.  Durand. 
J.  E.  Whitney. 
J.  M.  Lewis. 


Orators. 


E.  Carringtco. 
J.  L.H3anieIs. 
S.  Shearer. 

D.  H.  Chamberlaio. 
.W.  C.  Whitney. 
.J.  W.  Teal. 

A.  McLean. 
G.  C.  Holt. 
J.  W.  Sho waiter. 
C.  B.  Brewster. 
H.  A.  Beers. 
W.  C.  Gulliver. 
O.  J.  Bliss. 

E.  S.  Lines. 
W.  A.  Houghton. 
H.  H.  Ragan. 
C.  F.  Cutler. 

.  B.  Gleason. 

.  B.  Gager. 
W.  H.  Taft. 
G.  W.  Kirchwej. 
W.  M.  Hall. 

.  Leighton. 

'.  B.  Storrs. 

F.  C.  Leonard. 


i-. 


I. 


EDITORS  OF  THE  YALE  LITERARY  MAGAZINE. 


1837. 

E.  O.  Carter. 

F.  A.  Coe, 
W.  M.  Evans, 

C.  S.  Lyman, 

W.  S.  Scarborough 

1841. 
J.  Emerson, 

E.  P.  Gaines, 

D.  G.  Mitchell, 

G.  B.  Schott, 
T.  C.  Yarnall. 

1845. 
W.  Binney, 
G.  B.  Day. 
J.  W.  Harding. 
G.C.Hill, 
T.  Kennedy. 

1849. 
C.  G.  Came, 
I.  Campbell, 

F.  M.  Finch, 

E.  D.  Morris, 
C.  B.  Waring. 


1838. 
C.  J.  Lynde, 

C.  Rich, 

T.  G.  Talcoii, 
J.  P.  Thompson, 
.J.  B.  Varnum. 

1842. 
E.  L.  Baldwin, 
W.  P.  Gready, 
A.  Mathews, 
S.  B.  Mulford, 
R.  W.  Wright. 

1846. 
J.  B.  Brisbin, 
W.  B.  Capron. 
H.  B.  Harrison, 

D.  Hawley, 
W.  R.  Nevins. 

1850. 

E.  W.  Bentley, 
W.  R.  Bliss, 
W.  S.  Colton, 
E.  H.  Roberts, 
O.  L.  Woodruff. 


1839. 

C.  Hammond, 
R.  D.  Hubbard, 
II.  R.  Jackson, 

I.  P.  Langworthy, 
J.  D.  Sherwood. 

1843. 
R.  Aikman, 

D.  W.  Havens. 
J.  A.  Lent, 

F.  Munson, 

E.  W.  Robbins. 

1847. 

B.  G.  Brown, 
W.  S.  McKee, 

D.  T.  Noyes, 
J.  Munn. 

C.  F.  Sanford. 

1851. 

A.  H.  Carrier, 

E.  W.  Evans, 

B.  F.  Martin. 
S.  McCall, 

J.  W.  Noble. 


1840. 
J.  S.  Babcock, 
H.  Booth. 
G.  H.  Hollister. 
J.  G.  Hoyt, 
G.  Richards. 

1844. 
1.  Atwater, 
J.  W.  Dulles, 
O.  S.  Ferry, 
W.  Smith. 
J.White. 

1848. 

F.  R.  Abbe, 
W.  Aitchison, 
T.  H.  Porter. 

G.  B.  Wilcox. 

B.  D.  Young. 

1852. 
A.  Bigelow, 

C.  M.  Bliss, 
^\^  W.  Crapo, 

D.  C.  Gilman. 
H.  B.  Sprague. 


7^2 


HISTORICAL  MEMORABILIA. 


1853. 

A.  Grout« 

G.  A.  Johnson, 
C.  T.  Lewis, 

B.  K.  Phelps, 
A.  D.  While. 


1854. 
W.  C.  Flagg. 
.  W.  Hooker, 
V.  S.  Maples, 
L.  S.  Potwin, 
C.  T.  Purnell. 


\ 


1857.  1858. 

F.  E.  Butler.  E.  F.  Blake, 

J.  M.  Holmes,  D.  G.  Brinton. 

H.  S.  Huntington,  C.  S.  Kellogg, 
N.  C.  Perkins.        J.  E.  Kimball, 

G.  Pratt.  S.  H.  Lee. 


1861. 

W.  H.  Fuller, 
J.  L.  Shipley, 
S.  Shearer, 
E.  R.  Sill, 
R.  O.  Williams. 


1862. 

G.  M.  Beard, 
E.  Hemenway, 
W.  Lampson, 
R.  Skinner, 
J.  P.  Taylor. 


1855. 
W.  H.  L.  Barnes. 
E.  Mulford, 
W.  T.  Wilson. 
S.  T.  Woodward, 
H.  A.  Yardley. 

1859. 

S.  D.  Faulkner, 
G.  W.  Fisher, 

B.  N.  Harrison, 
T.  R.  Lounsbury, 
A.  H.  Wilcox. 

1863. 

E.  B.  Bingham, 
I.  H.  Butler, 
S.  W.  Duffield, 

C.  W.  Francis, 
J.  F.  Kernochan. 


1 


1856. 

G.  F.  Bailey. 
J.  M.  Brown, 
W.H.  W.Campbell. 
H.  Dubois. 
L.  C.  Fischer. 

i860. 

R.  S.  Davis, 
W.  Fowler, 
E.  G.  Holden, 
W.  C.  Johnston, 
C.  H.  Owen. 

1864. 

M.  C.  D.  Borden, 
S.  C.  Darling, 
L.  Gregory. 
G.  S.  Merriam, 
A.  D.  Miller. 
W.  G.  Peck, 
H.  M.  Whitney. 
M.  H.  Williams. 


1865. 

T.  Bulkier, 
T.  F.  Caskey, 
A.  McLean. 
C.  E.  Smith, 
W.  Stocking. 

1869. 

L.  H.  Bagg. 
E.  G.  Coy. 
H.  V.  Freeman, 
H.  W.  Raymond, 

E.  P.  Wilder. 

1873. 
W.  Beebe, 
H.  W.  Lyman, 
W.  A.  Houghton, 

F.  B.  Tarbell, 
S.  O.  Prentice. 


1866. 

H.  Cole, 
G.  C.  Holt, 
C.  M.  Southgate. 
L.  C.  Wade, 


1867. 

W.  Bruce, 
J.  J.  DuBois, 
A.  E.  Dunning, 
I.  M.  Hartshorn, 


H.  O.  Whitney.       R.  W.  Woodward. 


1 868. 

R.  W.  Ayres, 

.  Lewis, 

v.  A.  Linn, 
W.  A.  McKinney, 
A.  P.  Tinker. 


{. 


1870. 

E.  P.  Clark, 
J.  H.  Cummings, 
W.  C.  Gulliver, 
C.  H.  Strong, 
T.  J.  Tilney. 


1871. 

C.  D.  Hine, 
A.  B.  Mason, 
W.  R.  Sperry, 
G.  A.  Strong. 
E.  F.  Sweet. 


1874.  1875. 

O.  F.  Aldis,  C.  T.  Chester. 

T.  W.  Grover,  H.  S.  Gulliver, 

A.  D.  Whittemore,  J.  W.  Brooks, 
T.  P.  Wickes,  A.  F.  Jenks. 

J.  S.  Wood.  W.  R.  Richards. 


1877.  1878. 

C.  F.  Chapin,  G.  B.  Edwards, 

E.  R.  Dillingham,  T.  S.  Jenks, 
A.  Gould,  C.  H.  Kelsey, 

A.  C.  Hodges,        E.  H.  Seely, 
A.  R.  Kimball.         C.  L.  Spencer. 


1879. 

L.  F.  Burpee, 
H.  S.  Green, 
L.  J.  Swinburne, 
A.  Tighe. 


1881. 

P.  G.  Bartlett, 

J.  D.  Burrell, 

J.  C.  Coleman, 

S.  Evaris, 

A.  S.  Van  de  Graaff. 


1882. 

Benj.  Brewster, 
W.  L  Bruce, 
J.  E.  Whitney, 
C.  A.  Wight, 
F.  E.  Worcester. 


1872. 

R.  E.  Coe, 
C.  C.  Deming, 
J.  H.  Hincks, 

C.  B.  Ramsdell. 
G.  Richards. 

1876. 

J.  B.  Gleason. 
E.  P.  Howe. 
W.  W.  Hyde. 
1.  H.  Marvin, 
R.  B.  Smith. 

1880. 

J.  A.  Amundsen, 
W.  M.  Hall, 
A.  B.  Nichols. 

D.  Scudder. 

1883. 

G.  W.  fohnston. 
F.  W.  Kellogg. 
E.  T.  McLaughlin, 
H.  H.  Palmer, 
W.  Trumbull. 


^43 


HISTORICAL  MEMORABILIA, 


RECIPIENTS  OF  THE  YALE  LIT.  MEDAL— With  subjecis  of  Esstys. 

850  J.  Sheldon,  '51  ;  Power  and  Mission  of  Genius. 

851  A.  D.  White,  '53  ;  Zwingle. 

852  W.  C.  Flagg,  '54  ;  Modern  Reformers. 

853  I.  E.  Clark,  '55  ;  Melancholy. 

854  C.  R.  Palmer,  '55  ;  The  Love  of  the  Supernatural. 

855  J.  M.  Holmes, '57  ;  Science —  its  Nature  and  Influence. 

856  A.  H.  Strong, '57  ;  Reform  in  the  Reformer. 

857  L.  M.  [ones,  '60;  The  American  Statesman. 

858  J   H.  Ward.  '6o;lhe  Spirit  of  Sadness — Characteristic  of  the  Litera- 

859  C.  E.  Dutton,  *6o;  Charles  Kingsley.  [lure  of  the  Age, 

860  H.  Holt,  '62  ;  De  Quincy. 

861  D.  H.  Chamberlin,  '62  ;  The  Influence  of  General  Culture  on  Profcs- 

862  G.  S.  Hamlin,  '63  ;  The  Novel.  [sional  Life 

863  W.  W.  Battershall,  '64  ;  The  Religion  of  "In  Memoriam.^* 

864  E.  Y.  Hincks,  '66  ;  Hawthorne. 
«,    j  C.  H.  Adams,  '66  ;  Thoreau. 
°°5  \  L.  Hall,  '66  ;  Napoleon's  "Life  of  Cxsar." 

866  H.  M.  Dexter,  '67  ;  Sidney  Smith. 

867  H.  A.  Beers,  '69  ;  Hawthorne. 

868  R.  B.  Richardson,  '69 ;  F.  W.  Robertson. 

869  W.  R.  Sperry,  '71  ;  Falstaff. 

870  J.  H.  Hincks,  '72;  The  Influence  of  Tragedy  on  National  Character. 

871  S.  O.  Prentice,  '73  ;  Cola  di  Rienzi :  Bulwer  vs.  the  Historians. 

872  J.  S.  Wood,  '74  ;  Christian  Monachism. 

873  C.  Tillinghast.  '75  ;  Music. 

874  J.  B.  Gleason,  '76  ;  Puritanism  in  History  and  Art. 

875  L.  J.  Swinburne, '79  ;  William 'Black's  Novels.  • 

876  M.  Wilcox,  '78  ;  Two  English  Humorists. 

877  C.  A.  Wight,  '80;    A  Representative  Woman. 

878  A.  B.  Nichols,  '80  ;  Aspasia:  The  Study  of  a  Portrait. 

879  No  Award  made. 

880  E.  T.  McLaughlin,  '83  ;  Percy  Bvsshe  Shelley. 

881  F.  W.  Kellogg,  '83;  John  Henry  Newman. 


RECORD    EDITORS. 


1872-73.   [weekly.] 

E.  A.  Bradford,  '73, 
J.  H.  VanBureu,  '73. 
S.  J.  Elder,  '73, 
E.  H.  Lewis,  '73. 

1875-76. 

O.  T.  Bannard.  '76, 
G.  E.  Coney,  '76, 
Phillip  Hale,  '76, 
C.  DeF.  Hawley,  '76, 
J.  S.  Hunn,  '76,  ////.  Ed. 


1873-74. 

C.  J.  Harris,  '74, 
Frank  Jenkins,  '74, 
H.  B.  B.  Stapler,  '74, 
J.  B.  Whiting,  '74. 


1874-75. 

S.  R.  Beits.  '75. 
Francis  Dudley.  '75, 
John  Patton,  '75, 
C.  F.  Cutter.  '75,  Fin,  Ed^ 
Samuel  Isham,  '75. 

1876-77.  [bi-weekly.] 

Albert  Hovsradt.  '77.  1877-78. 

Webster  Merrificld,  '77,     E.  W.  Flagg.  '78, 
F.  W.  Wheaton,  '77,  R.  A.  Patterson,  '78. 

W.  P.  Macombcr.'77,/'.i5'.  J.  A.  Porter,  '78, 

A.  F.  Currier.  •78. /»«.£/ 


144 


msTORICAL  MEMORABILIA. 


1878-79.  1879-80.  1880-81. 

J.  W.  Eaton,  '79,  H.  C.  Ordway.  '80,  Isaac  Bromley,  '81, 

L  A.  Plait.  '79.  N.  G.  Osborn,  '80.  G.  E.  Ide,  '81, 

H.  T.  Ten  Eyck.  '79,  S.  C.  Partridge,  *8o,  James  Leighton,  '81. 

T.  E.  Rochfori,  '79.  F,  E.  W.  E.  Decrow,  'So,  F.  E.W.].  Brewster.  'Si.  F.  E. 


1881-82. 

H.  W.  Barney.  '82. 
Cyrus  Bentley,  Jr.,  '82, 
A.  P.  French,  '82, 
A.  C.  Hand.  '82,  F.  E. 


1882-83. 

C.  C.  Clark.  Jr.,  '83, 
Charles  Halsey.  '83. 
S.  D.  Thacher,  '83. 
G.  C.  Jennings,  '83.  F.  E. 


EDITORS   OF   THE   YALE   NEWS. 
VOL.  I.    JANUARY.  1878. — Anonymous,  Yale  Students. 


S.  M.  Moo  res, 


VOL.    I,   SECOND    EDITION. 

W.  H.  Law.  J.  W.  Keller. 

Harold  Roorback,  T.  R.  Morrow. 

VOL.   I.      JANUARY,    1879.— THIRD   EDITION. 

C.  F.  Aldrich,  J.  E.  Newcomb,  J.  B.  Bissell, 

J.  W.  Keller,  .     W.  H.  L.iw,  Jr.,  F.  A.  Kellogg, 

H.  J.  Kellogg.  Business  Manager. 

VOL.   II. 

C.  F.  Aldrich,  J.  W.  Keller,  J.  B.  Bissell. 

J.  D.  Bassett.  R.  P.  Hallock. 

H.  J.  Kellogg,  Business  Manager. 

VOL.    III. 

W.  C.  McHenry,  A.  E.  Walradt.  J.  B.  Porter, 

M.  E.  Jensen,  W.  H.  Harper, 

J.  W.  Keller,  Business  Manager. 

Changed  to 

A.  E.  Walradt,         \  Managing 

J.  H.  Watson,  f  Editors. 

F.  C.  Train,  *8o, 
J.  B.  Porter,  Business  Manager. 

VOLS.    III.   AND   IV. 

A.  E.  Bostwick,  '8i.  C.  P.  Coffin,  '8i,  E.  H.  Wells.  '81. 

D.  A.  Carpenter.  '81.         E.  Warren,  '81,  L.  L.  Whipple,  '81, 

F.  H.  Tichenor,  Financial  Editor. 


E.  L.  Dillingham.  '82, 

F.  R.  Gallaher,  '82. 


A.  E.  Bowers,  '83, 
C.  W.  Burpee,  '83, 
H.  W.  Calhoun,  '83, 


VOLS.   IV.   AND   V. 

D.  W.  McMillan.  '82, 
C.  E.  Richards,  '82, 

VOLS.   V.   AND    VI. 

L.  C.  Deming.  '83, 
T.  S.  Southworth,  '83, 
A.  W.  Robert,  '83  S. 


F.  H.  Tichenor,  )  Fin. 
F.  M.  Strong.      )  Eds. 


F.  M.  Strong.    )  Fin. 

H.  O.  Sione.      [ 

F.  C.  Leonard.  )  Eds. 


^45 


UISTOR/CAL  MEMORABIUA, 


COURANT   EDITORS. 


1866-67. 

C.  C.  Chatfield.  Graduate 
Ed.  and  Publisher. 

W.  H.  Bishop. 
R.  E.  DeForest, 
J.  G.  Flanders, 
N.  P.  Hulsh. 

1867-68. 
R.  A.  Hume, 
T.  C.  Welles, 

D.  D.  Wolcott. 

1868-69. 
F.  H.  Hamlin. 

F.  A.  Scott, 

G.  S.  Sedgwick. 

1869-70. 
Prof.  G.  F.  Barker,  Ed. 

Scientific  Dep. 
C.  C.  Chatfield,  Ed.  and 

Pub. 

1870-71. 
C.  B.  Dudley, 
H.  R.  Elliot. 
H.  Mansfield. 

1871-72. 
T.  R.  Bacon. 
Clarence  Deming. 


E.  S.  Lines.  Asst.  Ed. 
D.  W.  Herring.  S.  S.  S. 

1872-73. 
H.  E.  Benton. 
D.  Davenport, 

F.  J.  Shepard, 
R.  W.  Daniels. 

C.  B.  Dudley,  S.  S.  S. 

1873-74. 
H.  H.  Chittenden, 

H.  H.  Ragan, 

J.  M.  Townsend, 

VV.  R.  Upham.  S.  S.  S. 

1874-75- 


1878-79. 
P.  Bigelow,  "79, 
H.  D.  Hibbard,  •79S.S.S. 
E.  B.  Joyce,  '79, 
S.  M.  Foster.  Fin.  Ed. 
O.  H.  Waldo.  '79. 

1879-80. 
A.  E.  Hooker,  '80. 
T.  R.  Morrow,  '80, 
J.  E.  Newcomb,  '80, 
L.  M.  Higginson,  '80S. 

1880-81. 
E.  A.  Aiken.  'Si, 
W.  B.  Hill,  '81. 
A.  B.  Lincoln,  '81, 


Z.  S.  Holbroo'k   Manager.^-  "'««•"«,  '81  S. 

H.  S.  Barnes,  '75.  •  1881-82. 

Eugene  Bouton,  '75. 

J.  A.  GriflTm,  '75, 

R.  D.  Townsend,  '75, 

E.  S.  White.  '75  S.  S.  S. 


1875-76. 
D.  W.  Brown.  '76. 
R.  I.  Jessup.  '76. 
F.  W.  Pangborn,  '76, 
C.  H.  Wilcox.  '76. 


F.  F.  Abbott.  '82, 
M.  H.  Beach.  '82. 

C.  B.  Siorrs.  '82. 
J.  P.  Kellogg,  Fin.  Ed., 
W.  J.  Vought,  S,  S.  S. 

18S2-83. 

G.  H.  Bottome.  '83. 

D.  H.  Buel,  '83, 
C.  S.  Foote,  '83. 
F.  B.  Kellogg,  '83,  F.  Ed. 


G.  W.  Smith'  '76  S.  S.  S.  J.  P.  Stryker,  S.  S.  S. 


DIVINITY    SCHOOL   OF    YALE   COLLEGE. 

The  Divinity  School  of  Yale  College  was  organized  as  a  distinct  depart- 
ment, with  its  own  separate  funds,  in  the  year  1822.  Before  that  time  in- 
struction in  theology  was  given  by  the  Professor  of  Divinity  or  by  the 
President.  There  are  now  seven  professors  and  six  special  lecturers.  The 
regular  course  of  study  requires  three  full  years,  at  the  close  of  which  those 
who  sustain  the  required  examinations  and  present  an  approved  thesis 
receive  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Divinity  (B.D.)  In  1879  a  graduate  class, 
pursuing  advanced  or  fourth  year  studies,  was  established,  and  this  example 
has  been  followed  by  some  other  theological  schools.  The  four  buildings 
occupied  by  this  department,  viz  :  two  halls  containing  public  rooms  and  dor- 
mitories, the  Marquand  Chapel,  and  the  Bacon  Memorial  Hall,  in  which  the 
Trowbridge  Reference  Library  is  placed,  were  all  erected  between  1870  and 
1882.  and  are  among  the  finest  buildings  of  the  University.  The  lectures 
on  Preaching  and  other  subjects  delivered  before  this  department  by  men  of 
eminence  in  the  United  States  and  Great  Britain,  such  as  Drs.  John  Hall. 
Wm.  M.  Taylor,  Phillips  Brooks,  Prof.  Gray,  of  Cambridge,  and  others,  have 
been  generally  published  and  have  been  widely  read. 


146 


HISTORICAL  MEMORABILIA. 
PRESIDENTS  OF  THE    YALE   UNIVERSITY   BOAT  CLUB 

IN   THE   ORDER   OF   THEIR   SUCCESSION. 

Richard  Waite,  '53.  Geo.  L.  Curran,  '63,  H.  A.  Oaks,  '73. 

Alex.  H.  Stevens,  '54.  Stephen  C.  Pierson,  '64,  C.  H.  Ferry,  '74, 

Naih.  W.  Bumstead,  '55.  Wilbur  R.  Bacon,  '65.  C.  H.  Ferry,  '75, 

Alexis  W.  Harriott.  '56,  Edward  B.  Bennett,  '66,  E.  P.  Howe,  '76. 

Samuel  Scoville.  '57,  Arthur  D.  Bissell,  '67,  F.  W.  Davis,  '77, 

Wm.  P.  Bacon,  '58.  Samuel  Parry.  '68.  W.  W.  Hite.  '78, 

Samuel  D.  Page,  '59.  Wm.  A.  Copp,  '69.  C.  F.  Aldrich,  '79, 

Henry  L.  Johnson,  '60,  David  M.  Bone,  '70,  W.  C.  McHenry,  '80, 

Charles  T.  Stanton,  '61,  Isaac  H.  Ford,  '71,  R.  A.  Bigelow,  *8i, 

Elisha  S.  Lyman,  '62,  Lewis  G.  Parsons,  '72,  F.  C.  Leonard,  '83. 

BOATING. 

Boating  began  at  Yale  in  June,  1843.  Navy  organized  and  first  Constitu- 
tion adopted  in  June,  1853.  Constitution  remodeled  and  printed  in  June, 
1855.  New  Constitution,  prepared  by  Edward  F.  Blake  of  *58.  establishing 
the  "English  University  plan  of  permanent  boat  clubs,"  adopted  and  printed 
in  June,  i860.  New  Constitution,  establishing  the  class  boat  club  system, 
adopted  and  printed  February,  1868.  History  of  Boating  in  **  Four  years  at 
Yale,"  pp.  327-402.  History  of  Yale-Harvard  races  in  Balch's  "Oarsman's 
Manual  for  187 1,"  pp.  248-269.  Boat  House  lease,  etc.,  in  New  Haven  Town 
Records,  vol.  204,  p.  98  ;  vol.  203,  p.  136.  New  Boat  House  dedicated  June 
9,  1875.  The  English  boat  club  system  inaugurated  Sept.  29,  1875.  The 
'*  Dunham"  Club  opened. 


PRESIDENTS  OF  THE  Y.  F.  B.  ASSOCIATION. 

1872-3  D.  A.  Schaff.  1879  T.  E.  Rochfort. 

1874  D.  A.  Schaff.  1880  E.  W.  Walker. 

1875  C.Tillinghasi.  1881  W.  B.  Hill. 

1876  E.  1.  McKnighi.  1882  E.  S.  Williams. 

1877  F.  IB.  Percy.  1883  S.  Shaflfer. 

1878  J.  Q.  A.  Johnson. 


PRESIDENTS  OF  THE  Y.  B.  B.  C. 

1868-69  F.  P.  Terry.  1877  T.  P.  Andrews. 

1870  E.  A.  Lewis.  1878  ).  P.  McCune. 

1871  H.  R.  Elliot.  1879  J.  W.  Curtiss. 

1872  G.  L.  Hoyt.  1880  J.  F.  Shepley. 

1873  H.  E.  Benton.  1881   K.  A.  Peabody. 

1874  S.  C.  Bushnell.  1882  E.  L.  Dillingham. 

1875  F.  B.  Mitchell.  1883  C.  H.  Yates. 

1876  G.  M.  Rogers. 


H7 


li/S VVAVCt /-  MEMORABILIA, 


FENCE  ORATORS. 

Orators,  Kespondents. 

1878— J.  B.  Porter,  'So.  Sherman  Evarts  '8x. 

1879— Isaac  Bromley,  '81.  Barclay  Johnson,  '8a. 

1880— A.  P.  French.  '82.  Harold  Vernon,  'Ss- 

1881— C.  S.  Foote,  '83.  A.  P.  Wilder.  '84. 

1882— A.  P.  Wilder.  '84.  E.  L.  Richards.  Jr.,  '85. 


JUNIOR    PROMENADE    OFFICERS. 

Chaintiffi.  Floor  Maftagers, 

1872  L.  S.  Boomer. 

1873  S.  L.  Boyce. 

1874  T.  P.  Wickcs, 

1875  D.  A.  Jones,  F.  H.  Jones. 

1876  J.  Porter,  C.  Johnston. 

1877  N.  IT.  Walker,  F.J.  Siimson, 

1878  H.  C.  Hullister.  C.  H.  Morgan, 

1879  J.  D.  Torrevson,  f.  O.  Perrin, 

1880  N.  G.  Osborn.  W.  R.  Inni*. 

1881  |.  K.  Diiiimick,  Henry  Ives, 

1882  A.  P.  French,  W.  P.  Eno, 

1883  F.  W.  Rotors.  E.  B.  Frost. 

1884  T.  (J.  Lawrancc,  D.  H.  Wilcox. 


RECIPIENTS  OF   THE   WOODEN   SPOON. 

1852  Henry  C.  Blakeslee,  1S59  Henry  M.  Boies,       1866  Charles  F.  Brown, 

1853  Joseph  A.  Welch,      i860  Edward  G.  Holden,  1867  James  M.  Allen, 

1854  Alexander  II.Gunn,i86T  Stanford  Newell,       1S68  Coburn  D.  Berrf, 

1855  D.  L.  Huntington,    1862  Robert  K.  Weeks,    1869  J.  C.  Eno, 

1856  Sidney  E.  Morse,       1864  M.  D.  C.  Borden,      1870  H.  A.  Cleveland, 

1857  Samuel  Scoville.       1S65  G.  Tod  Ford,  1871  R.  B.  Lea. 


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GEO.  R.  BLODGETT  and  FRED.  S.  JONES,  Editors, 

South  Collbcb. 


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Calendar. 


1883 

13  Sept. 

27  Sept. 

r  Oct. 

3  Oct. 

4  Oct. 
20  Dec. 

1884 

10  Jan. 
27  March 
3  April 
9  April 
10  April 
lo  April 
16  April 

5  May 

6  May 
13,  14  May 
15  May 

19  May 

19  May 
31  May 

20  June 

22  June 

23  June 

23  June 

24  June 
24  June 

24  June 

25  June 

26,27,  28 
June 


9,  10  Sept. 
II  Sept. 
25  Sept. 

1  Oct. 

2  Oct. 
18  Dec. 


A. 

c. 

D. 
E. 
F. 
L. 
N. 


Thursday 
Thursday 
Monday 
Wednesday 

Thursday 
Thursday 


First  Academical  Term  begins. 
Fall  Term,  Department  of  L^w.  begins. 
School  of  the  Fine  Arts,  term  begins. 
Examination   for  admission.   Department 

Medicine. 
First  Term,  Department  of  Medicine,  begins. 
First  Term  ends. 


of 


Winter  Vacation  of  three  weeks. 


Thursday 

Thursday 

Thursday 

Wednesday 

Thursday 

Thursday 

Wednesday 

Monday 

Tuesday 

Tuesd.,  Wedn. 

Thursday 

Monday 

Monday 

Saturday 

Friday 

Sunday 

Monday 

Monday 

Tuesday 

Tuesday 

Tuesday 

Wednesday 

Thursday, 
Friday.and  Sat. 


1 


Second  Academical  Term  begins. 

Winter  Term,  Department  of  Law,  ends. 

Junior  Exhibition. 

Spring  Academical  Recess  begins. 

Third  Term,  Dep't.  of  Medicine,  begins. 

Spring  Term,  Department  of  Law,  begins. 

Spring  Academical  Recess  ends. 

Bristed  Scholarship  Examination  begins. 

Berkeley  Scholarship  Examination. 

Annual  Examination,  Dep't.  of  Theology. 

Anniversary,  Department  of  Theology. 

Woolsey  Scholarship  Examination  begins. 

Winthrop  Prize  Examination. 

School  of  the  Fine  Arts,  term  ends. 

DeForest  Prize  Speaking. 

Baccalaureate  Sermon. 

Presentation  for  Degrees,  Academical  Dep't. 

Anniversary  of  the  Department  of  Medicine. 

Anniversary  of  the  Society  of  Alumni. 

Anniversary  of  the  Sheffield  Scientific  School. 

Anniversary  of  the  Department  of  Law. 

Commencement. 

Examinations  for  admission  to  the  Academ> 

ical    Department  and    to   the  Sheffield 

Scientific  School. 


Summer  Vacation  of  eleven  weeks. 


Tuesd.,  Wedn. 
Thursday 
Thursday 
Wednesday 

Thursday 
Thursday 


Examinations  for  admission. 

First  Academical  Term  begins. 

Fall  Term,  Department  of  Law.  begins. 

Examination   for  admission.   Department  of 

Medicine. 
First  Term,  Department  of  Medicine,  begins. 
First  Term  ends. 


ABBREVIATIONS. 


Absent  on  leave. 

Chapel. 

Durfee  College. 

East  Divinity  Hall. 

Farnam  College. 

Lyceum. 

North  College. 


N.  M.     . 

N.  s.  H. 
s. 

S.  H. 
S.    M.       . 
TR.   . 
W. 


North  Middle  College 

.  North  Sheffield  Hall. 

South  College. 

.     Sheffield  Hall. 

South  Middle  College. 

.      Treasury  Building. 

West  Divinity  Hall. 


YALE    COLLEGE. 


OCTOBER,  1883. 


Corporation. 


PRESIDENT 

Rev.  NOAH  PORTER.  D.D.,  LL.D. 

FELLOWS 

His    Excellency  THOMAS  M.  WALLER,  M.A.,  New  London 
His    Honor  GEORGE  G.'  SUMNER,  Hartford 
Rev.  THEODORE  D.  WOOLSEY,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  New  Haven 
Rev.  GEORGE  J.  TILLOTSON,  M.A.,  Wethrrsfield 
Rev.  AMOS  S.  CHESEBROUGH,  M.A.,  Durham 
Rev.  MYRON  N.  MORRIS,  M.A.,  West  Hartford 
Hon.  WILLIAM  M.  EVARTS,   LL.D.,  New  York  City 
Chief  Justice  MORRISON    R.  WAITE,  LL.D.,  Washington,  D.C. 
Rev.  LAVALETTE   PERRIN,  D.D.,  Torrington 
Rev.  SAMUEL  G.  WILLARD,  M.A.,  Colchester 
Hon.  HENRY  B.  HARRISON.  M.A.,  New  Haven 
Rev.  JOSEPH  W.  BACKUS,  M.A.,  Plainville 
Hon.  FREDERICK  J.  KINGSBURY,  M.A..  Waterbury 
Rev.  NATHANIEL  J.  BURTON,  D.D.,  Hartford 
Rev.  CHARLES   RAY    PALMER,  M.A.,  Bridgeport 
Rev.  JOSEPH  H.  TWICHELL,  B.A..  Hartford 
Hon.  WILLIAM  WALTER  PHELPS,  M.A.,  New  York  City 
MASON  YOUNG,  M.A.,  New  York  City 


secretary 

FRANKLIN   B.  DEXTER,  M.A. 

treasurer 
HENRY  C.  KINGSLEY.  M.A.  (5  tr.)    23  Hillhousc  av. 


89I>£160A 


Faculty  and  Instructors. 


Rev.  Noah  Porter,  D.D.,  LL.D. 

President,  and  Clark  Professor  of  Moral  Philosophy 

and  Metaphysics  (7  TR.)    31  Hillhouse  av. 

Elias  Loomis,  LL.D. 

Munson  Prof essor  of  Natural  Philosophy  and  Astronomy    141  Church  St. 


Professor  of  Civil  Engineering 

S.  Wells  Williams,  LL.D. 

Professor  of  the  Chinese  Language  and  Literature  39  College  St. 

James  D.  Dana,  Ph.D.,  LL.D. 

Silliman  Professor  of  Geology  and 

Mineralogy  (6  Peabody  Museum)  24  Hillhouse  av. 

Rev.  George  E.  Day,  D.D. 

Holmes  Professor  of  the  Hebrew  Language  and  Literature 

and  Biblical  Theology  (5  E.)     1 85  College  st. 

Rev.  Samuel  Harris,  D.D.,  LL.D. 

Dwight  Professor  of  Systematic  Theology  (i  E.)     144  College  St. 

Thomas  A.  Thacher,  LL.D. 

Professor  of  the  Latin  Language  and  Literature  155  Crown  St. 

Benjamin  Silliman,  M.D. 

Professor  of  Chemistry  34  Hillhouse  av. 

Rev.  Chester  S.  Lyman,  M.A. 

Sheffield  Professor  of  Astronomy  and  Physics   (39  N.  s.  H.)  88  Trumbull  St. 

Rev.  James  M.  Hoppin,  D.D. 

Professor  of  the  History  of  Art 


Professor  of  Homiletics  and  the  Pastoral  Charge 

(The  instruction  in  this  professorship  is  given  by  Profeasor  Barfoour.) 

Hon.  Edward  J.  Phelps,  LL.D. 
Kent  Professor  of  Law 

William  D.  Whitney,  Ph.D.,  LL.D. 

Professor  of  Sanskrit  and  Comparative  Philology ^  and 

Instructor  in  Modem  Languages  (205  D.)    227  Church  st. 

Moses  C.  White.  M.D. 

Professor  of  Pathology  48  College  st. 

8 


FACULTY  AND  INSTRUCTORS, 

Hon.  Francis  Wayland,  LL.D. 

Professor  of  Mercantile  Law  and 

Evidence  (17  Court  House)  91  Whitney  av. 

Rev.  George  P.  Fisher,  D.D.,  LL.D. 

Titus  Street  Professor  of  Ecclesiastical  History       (9  E.)    27  Hillhouse  a  v. 

Rev.  Timothy  Dwight,  D.D. 

Buckingham  Professor  of  Sacred  Literature  126  College  St. 

Charles  A.  Lindsley,  M.D. 

Professorofthe  Theory  and  Practice  of  Medicine  15  Elm  st. 

Hubert  A.  Newton,  LL.D. 

Professor  of  Mathematics y  and  Director  of  the  Observatory  135  Elm  st. 

George  J.  Brush,  M.A. 

Professor  of  Mineralogy^  ami  Executive  Officer  of  the 

Sheffield  Scientific  School  (3  s.  H.)     14  Trumbull  st. 

Samuel  W.  Johnson,  M.A. 

Professor  of  Theoretical  and  Agricultural  Chemistry  54  Trumbull  st. 

William  H.  Brewer,  Ph.D. 

Norton  Professor  of  Agriculture  (4  S.  H.)     246  Orange  St. 

Leonard  J.  Sanford,  M.D. 

Professor  of  Anatomy  126  Crown  st. 

Hon.  William  C.  Robinson,  LL.D. 

Professor  of  Elementary  ami  Criminal  Imw  and  the 

Law  of  Real  Property    (12  While's  Building)  137  Edwards  st. 

Lewis  R,  Packard,  Ph.D. 

Hillhouse  Professor  of  the  Greek  Language 
and  Literature 

John  F.  Weir.  N.A.,  M.A. 

IVilliam  Leffingwell  Professor  of  Painting  and 

Design  (9  Art  School)     58  Trumbull  st. 

John  E.  Clark,  M.A. 

Professor  of  Mathematics  (40  N.  S.  H.)     30  Trumbull  st. 

Cyrus  Northrop,  LL.B. 

Professor  of  Rhetoric  and  English  Literature         (42  S.  M.)  607  Chapel  St. 

Daniel  C.  Eaton,  M.A. 

Prof essor  of  Botany  (41  n.  s.  h.)    70  Sachem  st. 

Arthur  M.  Wheeler,  B.A. 

Durfee  Professor  of  History  (207  D.)     86  Trumbull  St. 

Robert  Brown,  Jr.,  M.A. 

Secretary  of  the  Observatory  (observatory)     324  Caner  st. 

Addison  VanName,  M.A. 

Librarian  (library)     121  High  st. 


9* 


FACULTY  AND  INSTRUCTORS, 

J.  WiLLARD  GiBBS,  Ph.D. 

Professor  of  Mathematical  Physics  12 1  High  St. 

Arthur  W.  Wright,  Ph.D. 

Professor  of  Molecular  Physics  and  Chemistry    (Lab'y.)    34  Hillhouse  av. 

Thomas  R.  Lounsbury,  B.A. 

Professor  of  English^  and  Librarian  of  the 

Sheffield  Scientific  School  22  Lincoln  St. 

Rev.  William  M.  Barbour,  D.D. 

Chittenden  Professor  of  Divinity^  and  College  Pastor  (117  N.)  231  York  St. 

Othniel  C.  Marsh,  M.A. 

Professor  of  Palaontology^  and  Curator  of  the 

Geological  Collection  (8  Peabody  Museum)     360  Prospect  st. 

Eugene  L.  Richards,  B.A. 

Assistant  Professor  of  Mathematics  (86  N.  M.)     135  College  St. 

William  I.  Knapp,  Ph.D. 

Street  Prof  essor  of  Modem  Languages  (183  L.)     75  Whitney  av. 

* 

John  H.  Niemeyer,  M.A. 

Street  Professor  of  Drawing  8  Art  School 

Franklin  B.  Dexter,  M.A. 

Larned  Professor  of  American  History ^  and 

Assistant  Librarian  (LIBRARY)     178  Prospect  St. 

Simeon  E.  Baldwin,  M.A. 

Professor  of  Constitutional  Law  and  the  Imw  of 

Contracts  and  Wills  (25  White's  Building)     44  Wall  st. 

Oscar  D.  Allen.  Ph.D. 

Professor  of  Analytical  Chemistry  and 

Metallurgy  (i  s.  H.)     197  Temple  sL 

Tracy  Peck,  M.A. 

Professor  of  the  Latin  Language  and  Literature  87  Wall  sL 

William  H.  Carmalt,  M.D. 

Professor  of  the  Prituiples  and  Practice  of  Surgery  87  Elm  St. 

Addison  E.  Verrill,  M.A. 

Professor  of  Zoology ^  and  Curator  of  the  Zoological 

Collection  (15  Peabody  Museum)    86  What  ley  av. 

William  G.  Sumner,  B.A. 

Professor  of  Political  and  Social  Science  (118  N.)     140  Edwards  st. 

Rev.  George  T.  Ladd,  D.D. 

Professor  of  Mental  and  Moral  Philosophy  (120  N.)     Z98  Crown  st. 

Johnson  T.  Platt,  M.A. 

Professor  of  Torts  and  Equity 

Jurisprudence  (95  Orange  St.)    256  Bradley  st. 

Sidney  I.  Smith,  Ph.B. 

Professor  of  Comparative  Anatomy  (14  Peabody  Museum)  78  A^halley  av. 


10 


FACULTY  AND  INSTRUCTORS, 

William  G.  Mixter,  Ph.B. 

Professor  of  Chemistry  (8  s.  H.)     8  Trumbull  st. 

Henry  P.  Wright,  Ph.D. 

Dunham  Professor  of  the  Latin  Language 

and  Literature  (89  N.  M.)    128  York  St. 

James  K.  Thacher,  M.D. 

Professor  of  Physiology  lao  Crown  St. 

Henry  A.  Beers,  B,A. 

Professor  of  English  Literature  (171  K.)     25  Vernon  st. 

A.  Jay  DuBois,  Ph.D. 

Higgin  Professor  of  Dynamical  Engineering     (45  N.  S.  H.)    258  Bradley  st. 

Edward  S.  Dana,  Ph.D. 

Assistant  Professor  of  Natural  Philosophy^  and  Curator  of  the 

Mineralogical  Collection        (4  Peabody  Museum)  226  Orange  st. 

Thomas  D.  Seymour,  M.A. 

Professor  of  the  Greek  Language  and  Literature     (i22  N.)  ii  2  College  St. 

Frank  E.  Beckwith,  M.D. 

Professor  of  Obstetrics  and  the  Diseases  of  fVomen 

and  Children  139  Church  st. 

William  K.  Townsend,  D.C.L. 

Professor  of  Pleading  (25  White's  B'ld'g.)     148  Grove  st. 

Theodore  S.  Woolsey,  LL.B. 

Professor  of  International  Imw 

Leonard  Waldo,  S.D. 

Astronomer  in  charge  of  the  Horological  Bureau 

of  the  Observatory  (observatory)    459  Prospect  st. 

Oscar  H.  Cooper,  B.A. 

Tutor  in  Greek  153  F. 

Thomas  H.  Russell,  M.D. 

Professor  of  Materia  Medica  and  Therapeutics  137  Elm  st. 

Frank  B.  Tarbell,  Ph.D. 

Assistant  Professor  of  Greek  240  D. 

William  Beebe,  B.A. 

Assistant  Professor  of  Mathematics  83  Wall  st. 

Andrew  W.  Phillips,  Ph.D. 

Assistant  Professor  of  Mathematics  (118  N.)     82  Wall  st. 

George  Bendelari,  B.A. 

Assistant  Professor  of  Modern  Languages  5  s. 

Russell  H.  Chittenden,  Ph.D. 

Professor  of  Physiological  Chemistry  (12  S.  H.)     32  Trumbull  St. 


// 


FACULTY  AND  INSTRUCTORS. 


Henry  W.  Farnam,  M.A.,  R.P.D. 
Professor  of  Political  Economy 

Alfred  L.  Ripley,  B.A. 
Tutor  in  German 

William  E.  Waters,  B.A. 
Tutor  in  Latin 

Ambrose  Tighe,  B.A. 
Tutor  in  Latin 

Horatio  M.  Reynolds,  B.A. 
Tutor  in  Greek 


43  Hillhouse  a  v. 
136  F. 


21  s. 


70  N.  M. 


102  N. 


41  Elm  sL 


Hartford 


(150  F.)     200  Temple  St. 


Hartford 


207  York  St. 


Tremont  House 


William  O.  Ayres,  M.D. 

Lecturer  on  Diseases  of  the  Nervous  System 

Hon.  J.  Hammond  Trumbull,  LL.D. 

Lecturer  on  the  Indian  Lani^uages  of  North  America 

Mark  Bailey,  M.A. 

Instructor  in  Elocution 

Rev.  Nathaniel  J.  Burton,  D.D. 

Lyman  Beechcr  Lecturer  on  Preaching 

Gustave  J.  Stoeckel,  Mus.D. 
Instructor  in  Vocal  Music 

Albert  S.  Wheeler,  M.A. 
Instructor  in  German 

J.  Sumner  Smith,  B.A. 

Librarian  of  the  Linonian  and  Brothers  Library  (library)  78  Trumbull  si. 

Henry  P.  Stearns,  M.D. 

lecturer  on  Insanity  Hartford 

John  A.  Robinson,  LL.B. 

Librarian  of  the  Law  Department       (ig  Court  House)    68  East  Pearl  st. 

Frederic  H.  Betts,  M.A. 

Lecturer  on  Patent  Law  New  York  City 

S.  Hartwell  Chapman,  M.D. 

lecturer  on  Diseases  of  the  Throat  and  Ear  193  Church  st. 

Samuel  B.  St.  Joh.v,  M.D. 

Lecturer  on  Ophthalmology  Hartford 

Frederic  R.  Honey 

Instructor  in  Instrumental  Drawing  (53  n.  S.  H.)     14  Lincoln  st. 

Oscar  Harger,  M.A. 

Assistant  in  Palaontology  (9  Peabody  Museum)     14  University  pi. 

Charles  H.  Farnam,  M.A. 

Assistant  in  Archaology 


12 


FACULTY  AND  INSTRUCTORS, 


John  P.  C.  Foster,  M.D. 
Instructor  in  Anatomy 

Thomas  W.  Mather,  D.E. 

Instructor  in  Dynamical  Engineering 

Harrison  W.  Lindslky,  Ph.B. 
Instructor  in  Architecture 

T.  Mitchell  Prudden,  M.D. 
Lecturer  on  Normal  Histology 


109  College  St. 

19  Warren  pi. 

Cutler  Building 

New  York  City 


Robert  W.  Willson.  B.A. 

Assistant  Astronomer  in  the  Observatory  (observatory)   477  Prospect  St. 

Allen  B.  Howe,  Ph.D. 


Instructor  in  Analytical  Chemistry 

Charles  Hildebrand,  D.E. 
Instructor  in  Mathematics 

Arthur  T.  Hadlky,  B.A. 

Instructor  in  Political  Science 

Samuel  L.  Penfield,  Ph.B. 
Instructor  in  Mineralogy 

Orray  T.  Sherman,  B.A. 

Assistant  in  the  Observatory 

Alton  W.  Leighton,  M.D. 
Assistant  in  Drawing 

Henry  Fleischner,  "M.D. 
Lecturer  on  Dermatology 

William  H.  Treadwell,  Jr.,  Ph.D. 
Instructor  in  French 

Herbert  E.  Smith,  M.D. 
Instructor  in  Chemistry 

Samuel  W.  Williston,  M.D. 
Assistant  in  Osteology 

James  H.  Emerton 
Assistant  in  Zoology 

Jay  W.  Seaver.  B.A. 

Instructor  in  Gymnastics 

Arthur  E.  Bostvvick,  Ph.D. 
Proctor 

Thomas  B.  Osborne,  B.A. 

Assistant  in  Analytical  Chemistry 


138  College  St. 

747  State  St. 

51  Whitney  av. 

(2  Peabody  Museum)     14  s.  H. 

observatory 

129  College  St. 

238  Grand  st. 

12  Whalley  av. 

76  Howe  St. 

(9  Pe«ibody  Museum)       58  Lyon  st. 

(14  Peabody  Museum)  146  College  st. 

223  York  St. 

58  s.  M. 

156  Crown  St. 


^3 


Theological  Department. 


1883-84. 


FACULTY. 

Rev.  NOAH  PORTER,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  President 

Rev.  GEORGE  E.  DAY,  D.D.,  The  Hebrew  Language  and  Literature,  and 
Biblical  Theology 

Rev.  SAMUEL  HARRIS,  D.D.,  LL.D..  Systematic  Theology 

Rev.  GEORGE  P.  FISHER,  D.D.,  hL.D.,  Ecclesiastical  History 

Rev.  timothy   DWIGHT,   D.D.,  Sacred  Literature  and  New   Testament 
Greek 

Rev.  WILLIAM  M.  BARBOUR,  D.D.,  Homiletics  and  the  Pastoral  Charge 


MARK  BAILEY,  M.A.,  Instructor  in  Elocution 


SPECIAL  LECTURERS. 

Rev.  Nathaniel  J.  Burton,  D.D.,  Lyman  Beec her  Lecturer  on  Preaching 

Rev.  John  Hall,  D.D.,  on   the   Church — its  Machinery,   its  Power ^  and  its 
Products 

Rev.  James  McCosh,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  President  of  the  College  of  New  Jersey. 
on  the  Evangelistic  Work  devolving  upon  Ministers  of  Religion 

Prof.  Edward  J,   Phelps,    LL.D.,  on  certain  Legal  topics  oj  interest  to  the 
Ministry 

Prof.  George  T.  Ladd.  D.D.,  on  the  Natural  and  the  Supernatural 

Rev.  Robert  R.  Meredith,  D.D.,  of  Boston,  on  the  Principles,  Aims  and 
Methods  of  Sunday  School  Instruction 

Prof.  Leonard  J.  Sanford,  M.D.,  on  the  Preservation  of  Health 


RESIDENT  LICENTIATE. 

Jofcph  R.  Dumble.  [         New  Haven  May  st. 

College  of  the  City  of  New  York.  ) 


/J 


THEOLOGICAL  DEPARTMENT. 


GRADUATE  CLASS. 


PURSUING   FOURTH   YEAR   STUDIES. 


19  E. 


Arthur  Dart  Bissell,  b.d.  Yale  :  \         Akmednagar,  India 

B.A.  Amherst  CoUcjfc,  1880  ) 

John  Edwards  Bushnell.  b.d.  Yale:  \  q^^  Saybrook 

B.A.  Yale  College,  1880  f 

Elisha  Smith  Fiske.  b.d.  Yale  :  \         shelburne.  Mass, 

U.K.  wnilams  College,  1880  ) 

George  Washington  Henderson,  b.d.  Yale  :  )  ^^^^^  Craftsbury,  Vt. 

U.K.  University  of  Vfermout,  1880  ) 

Clifford  Hayes  Smith,  b.d.  Yale:  )       ^y^^^  Brattleboro,  Vt, 

B.A.  Dartmouth  College,  187Q  S 

Graduate  Class,  5 


7E- 


84  w. 


17  E. 


27  E. 


SENIOR    CLASS. 


1 


Samuel  Sumner  Aikman,    ) 

Indiana  Asbury  University    ) 
Edwin  Edgerton'Aiken,  b.a.  ) 

Vale  College,  i88i  ) 

Benjamin  Wisner  Bacon,  b.a.  \ 

Yale  College,  1881  f 

Charles  Newman  Curtis,  b.a.  ) 

Drury  College,  1880  ) 

Samuel  Whiiing  Delzell,  b.a. 

Drury  College,  188^ 
Charles  Henry  Dickinson,  b.a.  ) 

Amherst  College,  1881  ) 

George  Richardson  Dickinson,  b.a. 

Amherst  College,  x88i 
George  Martin  Duncan,  b.a.  ) 

New  York  Unlversit^r,  1881       f 
Charles  Lyman  Goodrich,  b.a.  (^ 

Amherst  College,  1879  ) 

Arthur  Pinkney  Hall,  B.A. 

Drury  College,  1879 
Isaac  Thomas  Hott,        ) 

Hartsville  College  ) 

George  Henry  Hubbard,  b.a. 

Yale  College,  1881 
Henry  William  Hunt,  b.a. 

Olivet  College,  1880 


Toronto^  Ind. 

36  E. 

Rutland,  Vt, 

26  E. 

Nonvich 

26  E. 

Springfield,  Mo, 

HE. 

Henderson,  Mo, 

21  E. 

Northampton,  Mass, 

82  w. 

Springfield,  Mass, 

95  w. 

Paterson,  N,  J, 

104  w. 

t 


f 


i 


Lovell,  Me, 

North  Springfield,  Mo, 

Winchester,  Va, 
IVoodmont,  Conn, 


89  w. 


15  E. 


36  E. 

169  Wooster  si. 


Columbus,  Mich, 


102  w. 


16 


THEOLOGICAL  DEPARTMENT, 


i 


Newton  Bracken  Kelly,  b.a.  ) 

Mount  Union  College,  1881      ) 
Donald  Alexander  MacLean, 

Queen's  University 
William  Hammond  McDougal.  \ 

Hanover  College  ) 

John  Cyrus  Mitchell,  ) 

Hillsdale  College        S 
Ursinus  Olevianus  Mohr,  b.a.       \ 

Franklin  and  Marshall  College,  1881  f 
Hecior  Alexander  Mclntire,  b.a.  | 

McGill  University,  1881 


Alliance^  O, 

South  Finch,  Canada 

Preston,  Minn. 

EvansvilUy  Wis. 
Quaker  town.  Pa 

Creswell,  Ont, 


David  Collins  Reid,  b.a.         )  ly^^f  Hebron,  N.  Y. 

College  of  New  Jersey,  1880    ) 


College 
Elias  Hershey  Sneath.  b.a.     | 

Lebanon  Valley  College,  1881  f 
Isaiah  Witmer  Sneath,  b.a.    ) 

Lebanon  Valley  College,  188 1  ) 
Wayland    Spauldin^:,   b.a.  ) 

Yale  College,  1874  ) 

Edmund  March  Vitium,  b.a.  } 

Dartmouth  College,  1874  ) 

Charles  Wadsworih,  Jr.,  m.a. 

University  of  Pennsylvania,  1880 
Francis  Woodard,  b.l. 
Indiana  University, 


B.L.  I 

r,  1881       ) 


Columbia,  Pa. 
Columbia,  Pa. 
New  Haven 
Sandwich,  N.  H. 
Philadelphia.  Pa. 
Coloma,  Ind. 


15  E. 


13  K- 


98  Meadow  st. 
38  E. 

4  E. 

117  W. 

23  E. 

87  W. 

87  Trumbull  st. 

219  York  St. 

99  w. 

47  E. 

32  E. 
Senior  Class,  26 


MIDDLE  CLASS. 


i 


I 


Douglas  Putnam  Birnie,  b.a.  | 
Yale  College,  1878  ) 

Charles  Russel  Bruce,  b.a. 

Amherst  College,  1879 
Enoch  Hale  Burt,   b.a. 

Amherst  College,  1882 
Edwin  Siuieley  Carr.B.A.  \ 

Knox  College,  i88a  S 

Jeremiah  Clinton  Cromer,   b.a.  ) 

College  of  New  Jersey,  1882  S 

Hugh  Latimer  Elderdice.  B.A.      ) 

Western  Maryland  College,  1882    f 
George  Rudolph  Freeman,  m.a.  ) 

Pennsylvania  College,  1876  ) 

Cyrus    Daniel    Harp,  m.a.      | 

Lebanon  Valley  College,  1880  f 
Melvin  Elijah  Hedding  ) 

Oberlin  College  S 


Springfield,  Mass. 
Belchertown,  Mass. 

Sunderland,  Mass. 

Galesburg,  III. 

Middletown,  Ind. 

Laurel,  Del. 

Gettysburg,  Pa. 

Benevola,  Md. 

Port  Henty,  N  Y, 


78  w. 
115  w. 

93  w. 
108  w. 

24  E. 

98  w. 

39  E. 

79  w. 

33  E. 


'7 


THEOLOGICAL  DEPARTMENT, 


\ 


\ 


Edwin  Knight  Holden,  b.a.  ) 
University  of  Wisconsin,  1882  ) 
Edmund  Lyman  Hood  ) 
University  of  Minnesota  f 
John  David  Jones  \ 

Carmarthen  College,  1882  ) 
William  Joseph  I 

Carmarthen  College,  1882  ) 
John  Bouton  Lawrence,  b.a.  \ 
Dartmouth  College,  1882         ) 
Everett  Orr  McFarland,  b.a.  | 
Westminster  College,  1882        f 
Harry  Chapman  McKnight,  b.a. 

Yale  College.  1882 
William  Henry  Medlar,  b.a.  \ 
Muhlenberg  College,  1882        \ 
Albert  President  Miller,  b.a.  \ 
Fisk  University,  1878  ) 

David  William  Morgan,  b.a.  \ 
MarietU  College,  1882  ) 

William  James   Mulch,   b.l. 

B.A.  University  of  Wisconsin,  1882 
Jairus  Lee  Nolt,  b.a.  ) 
Drury  College,  1882    ) 
George  Evan   Paddock,   b.a.  | 
Olivet  College,  1882  ) 

George  Thomas  While  Patrick,  b.a. 

University  of  Iowa,  1878 
Arthur  Gooding  Pcttengill,   b.a, 

Bowdoin  College,  1881 
Norman  Plass,  b.a. 

Williams  College,  1882 
William  George  Poor,  b.a.  | 
Dartmouth  College,  1882        ) 
Charles  Warren  Preston,  b.a.  \ 
Iowa  State  University,  1883         ) 
Charles  Herbert  Small, 

Silas  Levi  Smith,  b.a.  \ 

Hillsdale  College,  1882  f 
Henry  Speke  Snyder,   b.a.  | 

Yale  College,  1882  .        ) 

Arthur  Willis  Stanford,  b.a 

Amherst  College,  1882 
John  Andrew  Stemen,  b.a.  \ 

Ohio  Wesleyan  University,  1880    ) 
Frederic  Lorenzo   Stevens,  b.a. 

Olivet  College,  1882 
Thomas  Pierce  Thomas,  b.a.  \ 

MarietU  College,  1882  S 


\ 


\ 


\ 


\ 


Otis  field.  Me, 

18  E. 

Minneapolis,  Minn. 

67  w. 

Gwemogle,  South  IVales 

22  E. 

Llandyssuly  South 

Wales 

29  E. 

South  Norwalk 

2  E. 

New  Wilmington, 

Pa, 

97  ^v. 

Ellington,  Conn, 

40  E. 

Drehersville,  Pa. 

42  E. 

Nashville,  Tenn, 

« 

Ill  w. 

4 

Johnstown,  Pa, 

115  w. 

Elroy,    Wis. 

14  E. 

North  Springfield, 

Mo, 

114  w. 

Nankin,  Mich. 

94  w. 

'  [  Lyons,  Iowa 

99  w. 

Breiuer,  Me, 

90  w. 

Hudson,  N.  Y, 

8E. 

Andover,  Mass, 

44  E, 

Newton,  Iowa 

34  E. 

New  York  City 

96  \v. 

Oregon,  Wis, 

74a  State  st 

New  Haven 

20  Vernon  st. 

Lowell,  Mass, 

3E- 

Bremen,  0, 

73  w. 

Winona,  Minn. 

103  w. 

Pittsburgh,  Pa, 

10  E. 

iS 


THEOLOGICAL  DEPARTMENT, 


Frederick  Wells  Tuckerman,  b.a. 

Colorado  College,  z88a 
John  Thomas  Whalley,  b.a.  ) 

Pacific  University,  i88i  ) 

Charjes  Albert  Wight,  b.a 

Yale  College,  i88a 
Thomas  Marcks  Yundt,  b.a. 

Muhlenberg  College,  1882 


} 


f 


(•   Edgariavm,  Mass, 

Forest  Grove,  Oregon 

North  Hatfield,  Mass, 

Alientown,  Pa.  25  K 

Middle  Class,  38 


12  E. 

118  w. 

75  w. 


JUNIOR    CLASS. 


\ 

,  b.a.  ) 
,  b.a.  I 

1 


Henry  Hedden  Abrams,  b.a.  ( 

Iowa  SUte  University,  1882 
Henry  Mountford  Bowden  | 
University  of  Pennsylvania  ) 
Charles  DeWolfe  Brewer 

Oberlin  College,  1883 
Herbert  Stanley  Brown 

Yale  College,  1881 
Mark  Wilson  Chunn,  b.a. 

Western  Maryland  College,  i88a 
Tbomas  Vaughan  Davies  ) 
Bala  College,  188 1  ) 

Jacob  Graver  Dubbs.  b.a.  ) 
Muhlenburg  College,  1883   f 
William  Waters  Dumm,  b.a. 

Western  Maryland  College,  1883 
Walter  March 

Tabor  College 
Henry  Fairbank,  b.a.    \ 
Amherst  College,  1883  ) 
Frederick  Arthur  Gaylord.  m.a. 

Amherst  College,  1880 
Clarence  De  Vere  Greeley,  b.a,  ) 
Washburn  College.  1883  f 

Charles  Edward  Hitchcock,  b.a. 

Adelbert  College,  1883 
Idrys  Jones 

Carmarthen  College,  1880 
Joseph  Morgan   Jones  ) 
Bala  College,  1883  f 

William  Harrison  Mc  Kinney,  b.a. 

Roanoke  College,  1883 
Samuel  Melancthon  MacNeill,B.A. 
Ripon  College,  1883 


•J    '•*•-"—      "w— --— ^3— T 

Ellis,  B.A.  ) 
je, 1882  ) 


[ 


i 


! 


Iowa  City,  Iowa 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Bloomfield,  N.  J. 
South  Nor7valk 
Mechanicsville,  Md, 
Dowlais,  South  IVales 
Trumbauersville,  Pa. 


l  Johnsville,  Md. 


Nevinville,  Iowa 
Ahmednagar,  India 
South  Hadley,  Mass. 
Manhattan,  Kan. 
Michigan  City,  Ind. 


Machyulleth,  North  Wales 
Llansawel,  South  Wales 

[■   Mountain,  Ind,  Ter. 

[    Milwaukee,  Wis, 


44  Gilbert  av. 

122  w. 

20  E. 

30  E. 
46  E. 
41  E. 

6  E. 
46  E. 
35  E. 

Sow. 

28  E. 

31  E. 

no  w. 

53  E. 

49  E. 

37  E. 
105  W. 


^9 


THEOLOGICAL  DEPARTMENT. 


I,  B.A.  ) 


( 


Solomon  Greasley  Merrick,  B^. 

Lebanon  Valley  College,  1883 
Cornelius  Howard  Patton 

Amherst  College,  1883 
Benjamin  Whipple  Pennock,  b.a.  ) 

Amherst  College,  1883  ) 

George  Hazard  Perry,  Jr.,  b.a.  \ 

Washburn  College,  1883  f 

John  Pierponi,  b.a.  ) 

Yale  College,  1883   \ 
Edward  Roberts      | 

Bala  College,  1883    S 
Peter  Roberts  ) 

Brecon  College,  1883  f 
William  Sandbrook  \ 

Bala  College,  1883      S 
Robert  Walter  Sharp,  b.a. 

Lafayette  College,  1880 


( 


Baltimore^  Md, 
IVashingtoHt  D,  C, 
Rutland,  Vt. 
Manhattan,  Kan, 
New  Haven 
Salem,  South  Wales 
Dowlais,  South  Wales 
Dowlais,  South  Wales 
Brooklyn,  N  Y. 


John  Jamieson  Finlayson  Thompson,  «.a.  )    %t  at   'T 

Western  Maryland  College,  1883  )  •       •  / • 


! 


Alonzo  John  Turkle,  b.a. 

Wittenberg  College,  1883 
Wilson  Curtis  Wheeler,  b.a. 

Yale  College,  1880 
David  Ebrill  Williams  ) 

Bala  College,  18R3  ) 


i 


Eairview,  Ohio 

New  Haven 

Parky?  hos.  South  Wales 


112  w. 
81  w. 

113  w. 

31  E. 
48  E. 

53  E. 
45  E. 

41  E. 

70  W. 

43  E. 

54  E. 

48  E. 

49  E. 


Junior  Class,  30 


Resident  Licentiate, 
Graduate  Class, 
Senior  Class, 
Middle  Class, 
Junior  Class, 

Total, 


I 

5 

26 

38 
30 

99 


20 


Law  Department. 


FACULTY. 

Rev.  NOAH  PORTER,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  President 
Hon.  FRANCIS  WAYLAND,  LL.D.,  Dean 
Hon.  WILLIAM   C.  ROBINSON.  LL.D. 

SIMEON    E.  BALDWIN.  M.A. 

JOHNSON   T.  PLATT.  M.A. 

THEODORE   S.  WOOLSEY.  LL.B. 

WILLIAM    K.   TOWNSEND,  D.C.L. 


JOHN    A.  ROBINSON,  LL.B..  M.D..  Librarian 


SPECIAL  LECTURERS  AND  INSTRUCTORS. 

IN    UNDERGRADUATE    COURSE. 

Hon.  Edward  J.  Phelps,  LL.D.,  Evidence 

Mark  Bailey,  M.A..  Forensic  Elocution 
Frederic  H.  Bktts,  M.h.,  Patent  Law 

Hon.  Morris  W.  Seymour,  M.A.,  Corporations 
James  F.  Colby,  M,A.,  International  Law 


IN  graduate  course. 

Prof.  Albert  S.  Wheeler,  M.A.,  Roman  Laio 

Prof.  William  H.  Brewer,  M.A.,    Relations  of  Physical  Geography  to 

Political  History 
Prof.  Arthur  M.  Wheeler,  B.A.,  Ent^lish  Constitutional  History 
Prof.  William  G.  Sumner,  B. A.,  Political  and  Social  Science 
Prof.  Henry  W.  Farnam,  M.A.,  R.P.D..  Political  Economy 


GRADUATE  STUDENTS, 

candidate  for  the  degree  of  D.C.L. 

Alfred  J.  Brockschmidt,  m.a.  )  r\   -         m  o  o 

_    _/      .  r^w  jj    .  f  Qutncy,  III,  1 8  Stevens  st. 

St.  Francis,  ll.b.  Chaddock,  m.l.         )  ^ 

CANDIDATES    FOR    DEGREE   OF   M.L. 
Eugene  Lionel  Gilbert,  LL.B.  Savannah,  Ga,  65  Grove  st. 

John  Herrimon  Holt,  )  /      •  x  nr   ir  ^u       1    * 

LL.B.  Georgetown,  Atfy  .t  Uw  \  '^^"''urg,  W.  Va.  533  Chapel  St. 

Daniel  William  Lawler  )  „     .  .     .    x,,.       „,.  ^.        ,    . 

A...  Geonietown.  ..l.b.  Atfy  at  Uw  \  ^"""'^  "'«  ^'""''  "^"-     5^5  Chapel  St. 

Edward  Vilette  Raynolds  )  g.^^„^  ^^^,.^,  ^^,V/l. 

PH. B.,  LL.B.,  Columbia  ) 

George  Dutton  Wairous    }  ^^^  „^^^„  ,^  College  st. 

B.A.,  LL.B.,  Att'y  at  Law      ) 

Henry  Charles  White     )  New  Haven  37  College  st. 

B.A.,  LL.B.,  Att'y  at  Law  ) 


21 


9 


LA  W  DEPARTMENT. 


SENIOR   CLASS. 


! 


Louis  Whittier  Baldwin 
Christopher  Morris  Brandon 

Attorney  at  Law 
William   Britton     ) 

Attorney  at  Law    f 
Nathaniel  Richardson  Bronson,  b.a, 
Alfred  Michael  Downes 
Arthur  Courtland  Ely,  ph.b.  ) 

Cornell  University  ) 

George  Nelson  Frazine  ) 

Attorney  at  Law  ) 

Sterling  Price  Gilbert,  b.s.      ) 

Vanderbilt  Univ.  Atl'y  at  Law  ) 
Edward  Buttrick  Graves,  b.a. 
Herbert  Stanton  Griggs,  b.a. 
Charles  Hequembourg  Hubbell  ) 

Attorney  at  Law  ) 

John  Prescoit  Kellogg,  b.a. 
Jacob  Bernard  Klein   ) 

Attorney  at  Law  \ 

Howard  Hoyt  Knapp,  b.a. 
James  Leighton,  b.a. 
Seymour  Crane  Loomis,  b.a. 
Frank  Harbottle  Mcintosh 
Calvin  Stewart  McChesney,  b.a. 
Walter  Parcells  McCrary 
Albert  McClellan  Mathewson 
James  Thomas  Moran 
Oscar  Forrest  Murdock 
Arthur  Sherwood  Osborne,  b.a. 
William  Scranton  Pardee,  B.A. 

Charles  Calloway  Pavey 

University  of  Wooster 
Winfield   Kennedy  Shiras,  ph.b. 
Henry  Stuart  Stearns,  b.a,  ) 

Williams  College  ) 

William  Ellsworth  Talcott,  b.a. 

Mt.  Union  College 
Albert   Morris  Thomas.  Jr.,   b.a. 

Fiske  Univ.  Attorney  at  Law 
Jason  Parker  Thomson 
George  Martin  Wallace,  b.a. 

Dennis  Thomas  Walsh 
Fordham  College 


\  B.A.  ) 


I,  B.A.  I 


New  Haven 
Dover^   Tenn, 

Williamsburg^  O, 

Water  bury 
New  Haven 

Boston^  Mass, 
Warren,  Pa. 

Columbus y  Ga. 

New  Haven 
St.  Paul,  Minn. 

Davenport y  Ja. 

Waterbury 

Bridgeport 

South  NontHilk 
G Unburn,  Pa, 
New  Haven 
Peterboro,  N.  H, 
New  Haven 
Charleston ^  HI. 
Woodstock 
New  Haven 
Corry,  Pa, 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 

Washington  C,  H.,  O, 

Pittsburgh,  Pa, 

Hartford 


j.         Jefferson,  0. 

y     Memphis,  Tenn, 

New  Haven 
Wallingford 

Ansonia 


36  College  St. 
90  Wall  St. 

158  Meadow  st. 

547  Chapel  St. 
103  Howe  St. 

525  Chapel  St. 

31  Temple  st. 

90  Wall  St. 

312  Elm  St. 

28  Elm  St. 

143  York  St. 

Bridgeport. 

143  York  St. 

7  College  St. 

305  Orange  st. 

25  High  St. 

163  Temple  si. 

2C6  York  St. 
341  Orange  st. 

55  White  st. 

266  York  St. 
156  Crown  St. 
327  George  st. 

226  York  St. 

242  York  St. 

116  High  St. 

113  Bailey  st. 

Ill  w.  D. 

365  Peck  St. 
531  Chapel  st 

Ansonia 


22 


• 


LA  W  DEPARTMENT. 


Frank    Hyde  Waters,  b.s.  ) 
Eminence  College,  Ky.        j 
John  Greenleaf  Willis 
Arthur  Bethuel  Wright,  b.a. 
John  Wurts 


Garretsville^  O. 

Gallipolis,  O. 
New  Haven 
May  wood ^  IV.  Va. 


15  Warren  pi. 

226  York  St. 

65  Whitney  av. 

Senior  Cijiss,  36 


JUNIOR    CLASS. 


:.E.  ) 


Francis  Gibbons  Beach,  b.a. 
George  Shepard  Boltwood,  b.a. 
E.  Butler,  Jr.,  b.a.    ) 

Kansas  State  Univ.    ) 
William  Euston  Butler,  c. 

Penn.  Military  Academy 
Francis  Davis  Chamberlain,  b.a. 
Joseph  Waller  de  la  Cour 

Beverly  Daniel  Evans,  Jr.,  b.a.  \ 
Mercer  University  ) 

Samuel  Newhall  Hawkes,  b.a. 

Charles  King  Holliday,  Jr.,  b.a. 

Louis  Kossuth  Hull,  b.a. 

George  Pratt  ingersoll,  b.a.  ( 
Trinity  College  ) 

Stiles  Judson,  Jr., 

Frank  Albert  Kellogg,  b.a. 

Francis  Bartlett  Kellogg,  b.a. 

Edward  James  Kenny 

Frank  James  Lawler 

Samuel  Clinton  Morehouse 

Joseph  Robinson  Parrott,  b.a. 

Herman  Daniel  Pryibil 

Edward  Everett  Smith,  b.a. 

Hugh  Capner  Storer 

James  Henry  Taylor 

John  Grant  Tod 

William  Waldo  Twaddle,   b. 
Bates  College 


l.A.  ) 


New  Haven 
New  Haven 

Fort  Keoirh,  M.  T. 

Charleston^  S.  C. 

West  Chester,  Pa. 
Baltimore^  Md. 

Sandersville,  Ga. 

New  Haven 
Topeka.  Kan. 
New  Haven 

New  Haven 

Stratford 
New  Haven 
A  von 

Newark,  N.  J. 
Prairie  du  Chien 
Fairfield 
Oxford.  Me. 
New  York  City 
Birmingham 
Erwinna,  Pa. 
Bergen  Point,  N.  V. 
Harrisburg,  Texas 

Lewiston,  Me. 


24  Temple  st. 
77  Wall  St. 

173  Oak  St. 

131  High  St. 

118  York  St. 
71  Whalley  ave. 

131  High  St. 

31  York  sq. 

168  George  st. 

162  York  St. 

85  Trumbull  st. 

74  High  St. 

167  George  st. 
10  Vernon  st. 

118  Dixwell  ave. 

525  Chapel  St. 

Fairfield 

162  York  St. 

7  College  St. 

118  York  St. 

524  Chapel  St. 

93  Olive  St. 

168  George  st. 

Insurance  Building. 
Junior  Cijiss,  24 


SUMMARY. 


Graduate  Class, 

Seniors, 

Juniors, 

Total, 


7 
36 

24 
67 


23 


Medical  Department. 


FACULTY. 

Rev.  NOAH   PORTER,  D.D.,  LL.D.,  President 

BENJAMIN    SILLIMAN,  M.D.,  Prof essor  of  Chemistry 

MOSES   C.  WHITE,  ^iXi.,  Professor  of  Pathology 

CHARLES   A.  LINDSLEY,  M.D..  Professor  of  the   Theory  and  Prac^ 

tice  of  Medicine 
LEONARD   J.  SANFORD,  M.D.,  Professor  of  Anatomy 
WILLIAM    H.  CARMALT,  M.D.,  Professor  of  Surgery 
JAMES  K.  THACHER,  M.D.,  Professor  of  Physiology 
THOS.  H.  RUSSELL,  M.D.,   Professor  of  Materia  Medica  and  Thera- 
peutics 
FRANK    E.  BECKWITH,  M.D.,  Professor  of  Obstetrics  and  Diseases 
of  Women  and  Children 


William  O.  Ay  res,  M.D.,  Lecturer  on  Nervous  Diseases 

Henry  P.  Stearns,  M.D.,  Superintendent  of  the  Hartford  Retreat  for 

the  Insane,  Lecturer  on  Insanity 
S.  Hartwell  Chapman,  ^Xi.,  Lecturer  on  Diseases  of  the  Throat  and  Ear 
Samuel  B.  St.  John,  M.D.,  Lecturer  on  Ophthalmology 
C.  PURDY  Lindsley,   M.D.,  Demonstrator  in  Anatomy 
T.  Mitchell  Prudden,  M.D.,   lecturer  on  Normal  Histology 
Henry  Fleischner,  M.D.,   Lecturer  on  Dermatology 
Herbert  E.  Smith,  M.D.,  Instructor  in  Chemistry 


HOSPITAL  STAFF. 

Attending  Senior  Surgeons. 
Francis  Bacon,  M.D.  William  H.  Carmalt,  M.D. 

Attending  yunior  Surgeons. 
William  H.  Hotchkiss,  M.D.      Thomas  H.  Russell,  M.D. 

Attending  Physicians. 

Moses  C.White,  M.D.  S.  H.  Chapman,  M.D. 

Luther  M.  Gilkert,  M.D.  Henry  Fleischner,  M.D. 

S.  D.  Gilbert,  M.D.  F.  E.  Beckwith.  M.D. 

Pathologist.  Gynacologist, 

Moses  C.  White,  M.D.  F.  E.  Beckwith.  M.D. 


PHYSICIANS  OF  THE  DISPENSARY  SERVICE. 

S.  H.  Chapman,  M.D.,  in  charge  of  Diseases  of  the  Throat  and  Ear 
Henry  Fleischner,  M.D. ,  in  charge  of  Diseases  of  the  Skin. 
Jas.  K.Thacher,  M.D.,  in  charge  of  Diseases  of  the  Neri'ous  System, 
WM.  H.  Carmalt,  M.D.,  in  charge  of  Surgery  and  Diseases  of  the  Eye 
Thomas  H.  Russell.  M.D.,  in  charge  of  Syphilis  and  Genito-urinary  Diseases 
Max  Mailhouse,  M.D.,  in  charge  of  Diseases  of  the  Heart  and  Lungs 
A.  W.  Leighton,  M.D.,  in  charge  of  Diseases  of  Women 
Chas.  W.  Park,  M.D.,  in  charge  of  the  Diseases  of  the  Digestive  System 
GusTAVUS  Eliot,  M.D.,  in  charge  of  Rheumatism  and  Malaricsl  and  Renal 
Diseases. 

Charles  A.  Lindsley,  M.D.,  Dean  of  the  Faculty 


24 


MEDICAL  DEPARTMENT. 


Dennis  W.  Barry 
David  C.  Brown 
Walter  C.  Camp,  b.a. 
George  T.  Doolittle 
George  F.  Lewis,  b.a. 
Oliver  T.  Osborne,  b.a. 
Henry  L.  Swain 


SENIOR   CLASS. 

Ntw  York  City 
Washington^  Conn. 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
Stratford 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 


MIDDLE   CLASS 


Charles  H.  Brockeii 

Harry  T.  Clark 

Edward  B.  Dench,  Ph.B. 

Charles  F.  Dibble 

Robert  O.  DuBois 

Leopold  Finkelsiein 

William  E.  Lockwood,  Ph.B. 

William  S.  Randall,  Ph.B. 

James  W.  Sears 

John  G.  Stevens 

George  S.  Wright 


New  Haven 
New  Haven 
Britii^eport 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
Odessa 
Stamford 
Birmingham 
New  Haven 
Monroe 
New  Haven 


109  w. 

65  Grove  st. 

595  Chapel  St. 

219  Orange  st. 

Ill  York  St. 
70  Woolsey  st. 

7 


351  York  St. 
326  Chapel  St. 

57  Prospect  St. 

328  Howard  av. 

Russia 


24  Prince  st. 
131  Bradley  st. 
328  Howard  ave. 
II 


JUNIOR   CLASS. 


John  M.  Cannon 

New  Haven 

228  Hamilton  st. 

Mi  ran  L.  Cooley 

Ham  den 

G.  Skiff  Ford 

New  Haven 

55  Silver  it. 

Jonas  Jacobs 

New  Haven 

14  Day  St. 

Ernest  P.  Livingstone 

New  Haven 

466  Howard  ave. 

George  H.  Pierce,  b.a. 

Portland,  Me. 

32  High  St. 

Edward  G.  Madden 

New  Britain 

154  Grove  st. 

Leon  E.  Reynolds 

Portland,  Me. 

193  Oak  St. 

Jay  W.  Seaver,  b.a. 

New  Haven 

Joseph  Parker  Trowbridge,  b. 

A.          New  Haven 

41  College  St. 

Charles  W.  Vishno 

New  Haven 

9  Olive  St. 
II 

SUMMARY. 

Seniors, 

•                        •                        • 

7 

MiDDLERS, 

•                        •                        •                        • 

II 

Juniors, 

•                        •                         • 

II 

Total, 

•                        •                         •                        • 

29 

25' 


DEPARTMENT  OF 


Philosophy  and  the  Arts. 


GRADUATE  STUDENTS. 


Frank  Frost  Abbott,  b.a. 
Erwin  H.  Barbour,  b.a. 
Philip  G.  Bartlett,  b.a. 
Arthur  E.  Boslwick,  b.a. 
Edward  Increase  Bosworih,  b.a. 
Edward  Gaylord  Bourne,  b.a. 
Waller  R.  Bridgman,  b.a. 
Arnold  Guyot  Dana,  b.a. 
George  H.  Graves,  b.a. 
Daniel  Siimpson  Knowlion,  b.a. 
E.  T.  McLaughlin 
R.  E.  Moorman 

Eliakim  Hastings  Moore,  Jr.,  b.a. 
Thomas  Burr  Osborne,  b.a. 
Samuel  Lucius  Penficld,  ph.b. 
Samuel  Ball  Platner,  b.a. 
William  Price,  b.a. 
Isaac  Thomas 


Redding 
Oxford,  0. 
IVashingtofi,  D.  C. 
Litchfield 
Kigin,  III, 
Sharon 
Cleveland^  0. 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 

m 

BiiUeford^  Me, 
Litchfield 
Cincinnati^  O. 
Denver,  Col, 
New  Haven 
Catskill,  N,  Y, 
Newark,  N,  J, 
Pottstown,  Pa, 
New  Haven 


loo  w. 

loo  \v. 

a. 

53  s.  M. 

a. 

106  Grove  SI. 

A. 

24  Hillhousc  av. 

61  Grove  si. 

159  York  SI. 

312  Elm  St. 


312  Elm  St. 

156  Crown  SI. 

14  s.  M. 

81  Wall  SI, 

A. 

92  High  St. 
Graduate  Students,  liJ 


26 


School  of  the  Fine  Arts. 


FACULTY. 

Rev.  NOAH    PORTER,  D.D..  LL.D..  President 
JOHN   F.  WEIR,  N.A.,  M.A.,  Director 

Rev.  JAMES   M.  HOPPIN.  D.D. 
JOHN    H.  NIEMEYER.  M.A. 

Frederic  R.  Honey,  Instructor  in  Perspective 

iOHN  P.  C.  Foster,  M.D.,  Instructor  in  Anatomy 
Iarrison  W.  Lindslev,  C.E.,  Instructor  in  Architecture 
Frederic  T.  Langzettel,  Librarian 


STU 
Susan  M.  Ailing 
Emma  H.  Bacon 
Ona  O.  Banks 
Emma  C.  Banks 
Mary  J.  Basseit 
Carl  J.  Blenner 
Lucy  A.  Bradner 
Alice  Bronson 
Eimira  L.  Candce 
Susan  J.  Candce 
Mary  F.  Carew 
Carrie  E.  Coit 
Caroline  K.  Eaton 
Sarah  W.  Foole 
Jessie  C.  Harger 
Eliza  J.  Harrison 
Emma  H.  Hill 
Mary  E.  Hobson 
Annie  S.  Johnson 
Elizabeth  U.  Kingsley 
Alice  R.  Kinney 
Josephine  M.  Lewis 
Lanora  Love 
Jane  C.  Newton 
Elizabeth  S.  Newbarry 
Helen  Oakford 
Elizabeth  S.  Pitman 
Martha  J.  Potter 
Mary  R.  Prescott 
Eleanor  R.  Silliman 
Mary  L.  Thorn 
William  E.  Treat 
Katherine  H.  Trowbridge 
Ethel  C.  Walker 
Theodore  W.  Weston 
Nellie  P.  Wickwire 
Elmer  A.  Wolfe 


DENTS. 

Birmingham 
Meriden 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
West  Haven 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
New  Britain 
Bridgeport 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
Cleveland^  0. 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
Ne7v  Haven 
New  Haven 
Wallingford 
Fair  Haven 
New  Haven 
Ansonia 
New  Haven 
Coshocton  0. 
Nonuich^  N,  V, 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
Wallingford 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
Meriden 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
New  York 
Sheffield,  Mass, 
New  Haven 

Total,  37 


27 


Academical  Department. 


SENIOR    CLASS. 


Frederic  Sturges  Allen 
Wallace  Steele  Allis 
Allison  Vincent  Armour 
Frank  Oliver  Ayres 
Charles  Edwin  Bedell 
Gabriel  Isidore  Behrisch 
Nelson  Pendleton  Bigelow 
George  Reddington  Blodgett 
Samuel  Albert  Booth 
Wilbur  Franklin  Booth 
Carl  Eastman  Botsford 
Frank  Davis  Bowen 
Robert  Munro  Boyd,  Jr. 
William  Benjamin  Bristow 
Henry  Buist,  Jr. 
John  Miller  Burnam 
James  William  Cain 
Willson  Carpenter 
Charles  Eugene  Carr 
Neville  Hart  Castle 
Edward  Mortimer  Chapman 
George  Marvin  Cheney 
James  Milton  Claggett 
George  Eugene  Cohen 
Edward  Huntington  Coley 
William  Bradley  Coley 
Harris  Dunscomb  Colt 
Frederick  Connell 
Charles  Wilson  Copeland 
Edmund  Petrie  Cottle 
Henry  Boman  Cromwell 
Frederick  Kingsbury  Curtis 
Leonard  Maylicw  Daggett 
Henry  Laurens  Dawes,  Jr. 
James  Martin  Dawson 
Fred  Herbert  Dodge 
Julius  Tyler  Andrews  Doolittle 


Bridgeport 

149  F. 

Brookfield,    Vi, 

57  s.  M, 

Chicago,  III, 

238  D. 

Oakham,  Mass, 

124  N. 

Montclair,  N,  y. 

148  F. 

Norwich 

157  F. 

Chicago,  III, 

233  D. 

fiucksport.  Me, 

31  S. 

Easton 

27  S. 

Easton 

27  s. 

Elgin,  III, 

142  F. 

Brooklyn,  N,  Y, 

24  s. 

Montclair,  N,  J, 

148  F. 

New  York  City 

227  D. 

Charleston,  S,  C, 

163  F. 

St,  Louis,  Mo. 

9  S. 

New  Haven 

58  Putnam  st. 

Shekomeko,  N,  Y. 

134  F. 

New  Haven 

464  Congress  av. 

San  Francisco,  Cal, 

142  F. 

Old  Saybrook 

103  N. 

Southbridge,  Mass. 

164  F. 

Ilollis,  N,  H, 

151  F. 

Pittston,  Pa, 

157  F. 

Westport 

62  S.  M. 

Westport 

62  S.  M. 

New  York  City 

138  F. 

Scranton,  Pa, 

164  F. 

Brooklyn,  N,  Y. 

66  N.  M. 

Buffalo,  N,  Y, 

24  S. 

Brooklyn,  N,  Y, 

23c  D. 

New  York  City 

233  I). 

New  Haven 

166  F. 

Pitts  field.  Mass, 

234  D. 

New  York  City 

201  D. 

Bangor^  Me, 

182  L, 

Utica,N.  Y. 

239  D. 

2S 


SENIOJiS. 

Frederic  William  Doringh 

Bristol,  R.  I, 

203  York  St. 

Charles  Edwin  Eaton 

Orange,  N.  J. 

59  s.  M. 

Ellsworth  Eliot,  Jr. 

New  York  City 

i68  F. 

Maxwell  Evarts 

New  York  City 

90  High  St. 

Arthur  Lincoln  Farwell 

Chicago,  III, 

234  D. 

George  Washington  Flowers 

Irwin's  Station,  Pa. 

43  s.  M. 

William  Fosdick 

Stamford 

2  s. 

Reginald  Foster 

Boston,  Mass. 

106  N. 

Gerard  Fountain 

New  York  City 

212  D. 

Edward  Chenery  Gale 

Minneapolis,  Minn. 

25  S. 

Gustave  Frederick  Gruener 

New  Haven 

25  S. 

John  Rogers  Halsey,  Jr. 

Brooklyn,  N.   Y. 

105  N. 

Robert  Walbridge  Hamill 

Chicago,  III. 

238  D. 

Horace  Edward  Hand 

Scran  ton.  Pa. 

230  D. 

James  Smith  Havens 

Wecdsport,  N.  Y. 

22  S. 

Howard  Haines  Higbee 

Cleveland,  0. 

211  D. 

Roderick  Whittelsey  Hine 

Lebanon 

22  S. 

John  Holden 

Bridgeport 

149  F. 

Joseph  Glasby  HoUiday 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 

222  D. 

Charles  Elmer  Holmes 

Weeping  Water,  Nthr. 

57  s.  M. 

Henry  Caleb  Hopkins 

Catskill,  N.  Y. 

229  D. 

Sidney  Wright  Hopkins,  Jr. 

•     New  York  City 

206  D. 

Edmund  Otis  Hovey 

Neiv  Haven 

lOI  N. 

Frank  Campbell  Hughson 

Albany.  N.   Y. 

211  D. 

William  Hugh  Hyndman 

Newburgh,  N.   Y. 

46  S.  M. 

Paul  Emott  Jenks 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

105  N. 

Charles  Jesup  Jennings 

Redding 

17  College  St. 

Reinert  August  Jernberg 

Fredrikshald,  Nonvay 

101  N. 

William  Henry  Jessup 

Montrose,  Pa. 

224  I). 

Daniel  Albion  Jones 

Fair  Haven 

46  S.  M. 

Frederic  Scheetz  Jones 

Monroe  City,  Mo. 

30  s. 

George  William  Judson 

Stratford 

72  High  St. 

Ernest  Buckingham  Kimberly 

New  Haven 

151  F. 

David  Kinlay,  Jr. 

Andover.  Mass. 

179  L. 

Newell  Clark  Knight 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 

222  I). 

Yung  Kwai 

Kwongtung,  China 

72  N.  M. 

Alexander  Lambert 

New  York  City 

90  High  St. 

Thomas  Garner  Lawrance 

New  York  City 

224  D. 

Edward  Ashton  Lawrence 

Chicago,  III. 

235  ^' 

Beirne  Lay 

Eastony  Md. 

114  N. 

James  Otis  Lincoln 

Bath,  Me. 

172  F. 

Ernest  St.  George  Lough 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

163  F. 

Robert  Hunt  Lyman 

Holyoke,  Mass. 

23  S. 

George  John  McAndrew 

Forestville,  N.  Y. 

43  S.  M. 

John  Osborn  McCalmont 

Franklin,  Pa. 

525  Chapel  St. 

29 


SENIORS. 

Samuel  Plumer  McCalmoni,  Ji 

Franklin^  Pa, 

170  F. 

Edwin  McClellan 

Cambridge,  N.  Y. 

30  s. 

Henry  McCormick,  Jr. 

Hamsburg,  Pa. 

221  D. 

Henry  Clay  McDowell,  Jr. 

Lexington,  fCy. 

227  D. 

Oliver  McKee 

Brooklyn,  N.   Y. 

155  F. 

William  Charles  McMillan 

Detroit,  Mich. 

202  D. 

George  Hudson  Makuen 

Goshen,  N.    Y. 

39  s.  M. 

Isaac  Henry  Mayer 

Chicago,  III. 

54S.li. 

Charles  Abernethy  Mead 

Darien 

26  s. 

Edwin  Albert  Merritt 

Potsdam,  N.  Y. 

IS2L 

Alexander  Newton 

Crystal  Springs,  Miss. 

9s. 

William  Theophilus  Nichols 

Cincinnati,  0. 

131  F. 

James  William  Oakford 

Scranton,  Pa. 

228  D. 

George  Wakeman  Osborn 

Easton 

12  S. 

Harry  McMahon  Painter 

ll'est  Haven 

37  s.  M. 

Charles  Laban  Pardee 

Nc7v  Haven 

65  Olive  SL 

George  Washington   Patterson, 

Jr.      West  field,  N.  Y. 

214  D. 

Frank  Dunlap  Pavey 

Washington  C.  H.,   0. 

135  F. 

Vincent  Charles  Peck 

Trumbull 

26  s. 

Benjamin  Horn  Pendleton 

Stonington 

54  S.M. 

James  Hosmer  Penniman 

Philadelphia,  Pa. 

46  S.  M. 

Clarence  Nathaniel  Piatt 

New  Haven 

17  Lyon  St. 

Edwin  Lewis  Porter 

New  Cumberland,  W.  Va. 

221  i>. 

Edward  Wright  Potter 

New  Haven 

723  Elm  SI. 

Albert  Henry  Pratt 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 

201  D. 

Harry  Woodruff  Prouty 

Concord,  0. 

140  F. 

James  Bronson  Reynolds 

A^oith  Haven 

132  F. 

Clinton  Ross 

Binghamton,  N.  Y. 

137  F. 

Henry  Jacob  Ryder 

New  Haven 

70  Hal  lock  St. 

Harry  Gilbert  Samson 

Cincinnati,  0. 

168  F. 

Edward  Isaac  Sanford,  Jr. 

New  Haven 

237  n. 

William  Henry  Sanford 

Newtown 

131  F. 

Ward  Webster  Savery 

Marion,  Mass. 

iSi  I. 

Benjamin  Scharps 

Newburgh,  N.  Y. 

55  S.M. 

James  Foster  Scott 

West  Philadelphia,  Pa, 

32  s. 

Charles  Scott  Seeley 

Fairfield 

12  s. 

Henry  Tweedy  Shelton,  Jr. 

Bridgeport 

237  p. 

Oliver  Taylor  Sherwood 

Southport 

37S.M. 

John  Ira  Soother 

Worcester,  Mass, 

140  F. 

William  McMurtrie  Speer 

Huntingdon^  Pa. 

214  D. 

Selden  Palmer  Spencer 

Erie,  Pa, 

132  F. 

Sydney  Stein 

Chicago,  III, 

139  F. 

Frank  Burton  Stevens 

Dover,  N,  H. 

97  K. 

John  Henry  Stevenson,  Jr. 

Brooklyn,  N.  F. 

170  F. 

Frank  Strong 

Auburn,  N,  Y, 

tSoL. 

• 

.?0 

JUNIORS. 

William  Lord  Strong 

Piitston,  Pa, 

134  F. 

John  Trumbull  Swift 

Colchester 

212  D. 

William  Ambrose  Taylor 

Brooklyn,  N,  V. 

239  D. 

Joseph  Tomlinson,  Jr. 

Shelton 

32  s. 

Ray  Tompkins 

Elmira,  N,  Y. 

203  D. 

Frank  Dean  Trowbridge 

New  Haven 

228  D. 

Joseph  Nathaniel  Tultle 

Madison,  N.  J, 

124  N. 

Henry  Bancroft  Twombly 

Boston,  Afass. 

209  D. 

Harry  Raup  Wagner 

Philadelphia,  Pa. 

169  F. 

Charles  Morehead  Walker 

Chicago,  IlL 

169  F. 

Dean  Augustus  Walker 

Aubumdale,  Mass. 

29  S. 

Charles  Ansel  Watrous 

New  Haven 

166  F. 

Albert  Foole  Wells 

New  Haven 

ICO  Greene  st. 

Arthur  Brattle  Wells 

Chicago,  III. 

74  N.  M. 

Edward  Wells,  Jr. 

Peekskill,  N  Y. 

209  D. 

Henry  Lincoln  Whittlesey 

Old  Saybrook 

172  F. 

Amos  Parker  Wilder 

Augusta,  Me. 

29  s. 

Nathan  Gallup  Williams,  Jr. 

Detroit,  Mich. 

202  D. 

William  Williams 

New  London 

119  N. 

Herbert  Walter  Wolcott 

Cleveland,  0. 

31  s. 

Henry  Milton  Wolf 

Chicago,  III. 

139  F. 

Joseph  Wood 

Sayville,  N.   Y. 

167  F. 

Harry  Augustus  Worcester 

Albany,  N.  Y. 

204  D. 

Edward  Augustus  Wright 

Cromwell 

23  S. 
Seniors,  151 

JUNIOR   CLASS. 


Ernest  Rufus  Adee 
Clifford  Butler  Allen 
Henry  Burrall  Anderson 
John  Hulett  Arnot 
Francis  Peck  Bacheler 
Lucius  Olmsted  Baird 
D wight  Baldwin 
Henry  deForest  Baldwin 
Walter  Sterrett  Baldwin 
Frederic  McLeod  Barbour 
Frederic  Barnard 
Jonathan  Barnes 
Henry  Worthington  Beckwith 
Samuel  Reading  Bcrtron 


Westchester,  N.  Y. 

208  D. 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 

223  D. 

New  York  City 

216  D. 

Elmira,  N.  Y. 

203  D. 

Woodstock 

76  N.  M. 

Chicago,  III. 

218  D. 

A  lis  ton,  Mass. 

231  D. 

New  York  City 

53  s.  M. 

Chicago,  III. 

156  F. 

New  Haven 

231  York  St. 

Poughkeepsie,  N.  Y. 

120  York  St. 

Springfield,  Mass. 

8  s. 

Chicago,  III. 

215  D. 

Port  Gibson,  Misf. 

219  D. 

3^ 


Joseph  Augustus  Blake 
Herbert  James  Boggis 
John  Henry  Booth 
Robert  Seymour  Bradley 
Frank  Bosworth  Brandegee 
John  Cloyse  Bridgman 
John  Horatio  Briggs 
Oliver  Percy  Bright 
Henry  Stanford  Brooks,  Jr. 
John  Laidlaw  Buel 
Colin  Sherman  Buell 
Lewin  Frank  Buell 
David  Hanson  Buffum,  Jr. 
Samuel  Davis  Capen 
Charles  Lyman  Carhart 
William  Merle  Carhart 
William  Scoville  Case 
Wilson  Calherwood 
Edward  Herrick  Chandler 
Harry  Goodnow  Chase 
Francis  Asbury  X^hristian 
Sidney  Morse  Colgate 
Richard  Collins  Colt 
Henry  Buckelew  Cosgrove 
Augustin  Averill  Crane 
William  Williams  Crehore 
Wilbur  Lucius  Cross 
Charles  Elbridge  Cushing 
Col  man  Ward  Cutler 
William  M.  Derby,  Jr. 
George  Stuart  Dickinson 
Charles  Stuart  Dodge 
Herbert  Lionel  Doggett 
Wilfred  Ernest  Eaton 
Richard  Ellis 
Albert  Heman  Ely 
William  David  Evans 
Walter  Farwell 
John  Dennis  Ferris 
Henry  Richmond  Flanders 
John  Couch  Flanders 
Charles  Northrop  Flint 
Lambert  Foster 
Frederic  Wilson  Francis 
Walter  Francis, Frear 


yUNTORS. 

New  Haven 

144  F. 

Cleveland^  0. 

45S.M. 

VergenneSy  Vt 

8s. 

New  Haven 

IDS. 

New  London 

l6l  F. 

Cleveland,  0. 

«5S. 

Auburn,  Me. 

I  s. 

Wilmington,  Del. 

219  a 

San  Francisco,  Cal, 

158  y. 

Litchfield 

16  s. 

Madison 

103  K. 

Madison 

107  N. 

Great  Falls,  N.  H. 

158  F. 

St,  Louis,  Mo, 

223  D. 

Peekskill,  N  Y, 

145  F. 

Pcekskill,  N.  Y, 

145'- 

Gran  by 

176  F. 

Philadelphia,  Pa, 

231  D. 

Aubumdale,  Mass. 

33S.ll. 

Lake  View,  III. 

45S.M. 

Canandaigua,  N.  Y. 

151  F. 

Orange,  N.  y. 

13  s- 

New  York  City 

138  F. 

Brooklyn,  N,  Y. 

6s. 

New  Haven 

7S. 

Cleveland,  0. 

6s. 

Gurleyville 

9ON.  M. 

Bath,  Me. 

178  L. 

New  London 

217  D. 

Chicago,  III. 

176  F. 

Worcester,  Mass, 

17  s. 

New  York  City 

72  w. 

Kansas  City,  Mo, 

2ISI>* 

Orange,  N,  y. 

59S.IC. 

Peekskill,  N  Y, 

108  N. 

Elyria,  0. 

206  D. 

RofkvilU 

6t  S.  3L 

Chicago,  III. 

4S. 

Chatham,  N.  y. 

35. 

West  Tisbury,  Mass. 

4S. 

Portland,  Oregon 

22s  D. 

Port  Henry,  N.  Y. 

76N.  3L 

Plainfield,  N.  y. 

218  D. 

Newington 

63  S.1I. 

Oakland,  Cal. 

9ON.  M. 

32 


JUNIORS, 

Henry  Fresenius 

New  Haven 

17  S. 

Harlow  Stearns  Gale 

Minneapolis,  Minn, 

25  s. 

John  William  Gavin 

New  Haven 

90  Orchard  st. 

Edward  Augustus  George 

Providence,  R,  I. 

162  F. 

Lafajette  Blanchard  Gleason 

Delhi,  N  Y, 

174  F. 

Kenjon  Gorham 

New  York  City 

210  D. 

Herbert  Ridgway  Green 

Reading,  Pa, 

144  F. 

William  Gregory  Green 

New  Milford 

15  S. 

James  Hall 

New  Haven 

69  N.  M. 

Charles  Edward  Harris,  Jr. 

New  Haven 

149  St.  John  St. 

Henry  Knabb  Harrison 

Birds boro.  Pa. 

146  F. 

Walter  Augustus  Hawley 

San  Francisco,  Cal, 

152  F. 

Benjamin  Kaye  Heaton 

Philadelphia,  Pa, 

38  S.  M. 

Edward  Neblett  Hidden 

Cincinnati,  0. 

85  N.  M. 

Charles  Buxton  Hobbs 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y, 

220  D. 

Philip  Parley  Hubbard 

Litchfield 

123  N. 

Stanton  Benette  Hume 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 

61  S.  M. 

Ernest  Howard  Hunter 

Chicago,  III. 

129  F. 

Henry  Fairchild  James 

Ogdensburg,  N.  Y. 

216  D. 

William  Jarvis 

Louisville,  Ky. 

154  F. 

James  Richard  Joy 

Groton,  Mass. 

IIS. 

James  Benjamin  Keogh 

Chicago,  III. 

226  D. 

Robert  Bage  Kerr 

New  York  City 

173  F. 

Hervey  DeLoss  Leland 

Utica,N.  Y. 

200  George  st. 

George  Thomas  Linsley 

New  Haven 

7S. 

John  Loman 

Camden,  N.  y. 

3  s. 

Rodney  Macdonough 

Philadelphia,  Pa. 

213  D. 

John  McHenry 

Baltimore,  Md. 

115  w. 

Guy  Ward  Mallon 

Cincinnati,  0, 

104  N. 

Louis  Austin  Mansfield 

New  Haven 

70  Lyon  81. 

Charles  Thompson  Mathews 

New  York  City 

213  D. 

William  Maxwell 

Rockville 

159  F. 

James  Alfred  Merrill 

Rutland,  Vt, 

I6l  F. 

Caleb  Eugene  Montgomery 

Lancaster,  Pa, 

147  F. 

William  Procter  Morrison 

Cincinnati,  0. 

20  s. 

David  Winfield  Mulvane 

Topeka,  Kansas 

225  D. 

John  Andrew  Myers 

Columbia,  Pa. 

173  F. 

Charles  Dwight  Napier 

Brooklyn,  N,  Y, 

159  F. 

Edwin  Franklin  Norton 

Homer,  N.  Y, 

123  N. 

Atherton  Noyes 

Wilmington,  Mass, 

33  s.  M. 

Manly  Dayton  Ormes 

Tuscola,  Mich, 

38  S.  M. 

John  Stone  Pardee 

New  Haven 

133  College  St. 

John  Palmer  Parsons 

Rye,  N,  Y. 

13  s. 

Lyman  Plimpton  Peet 

West  Haven 

92  N.  M. 

William  Fellows  Peet 

Philadelphia,  Pa. 

174  F. 

• 

33' 


yUNIORS, 


Edward  Bunnell  Phelps 

Robert  James  Pitkin 

John  Winihrop  Plainer 

David  Plessner 

Oramel  Whittlesey  Pratt 

Eugene  Lamb  Richards,  Jr. 

Edwin  Wales  Robertson 

Lucius  Franklin  Robinson 

George  Augustus  Sanderson 

Robert  Alfred  Sands 

Emil  Adolfe  Schultze,  Jr. 

Conrad  Shamel  Sheive.  Jr. 

Frank  Robinson  Shipman 

Joseph  Cornelius  Smith 

George  Fitch  Stacy 

Carrington  Riverius  Stiles 

Richard  Salter  Slorrs 

Otis  Strong 

Wyllys  Terry 

Arthur  Cecil  Thomson 

Arthur  Lloyd  Tomes 

William  Thomas  Tomlinson 

Joseph  Hendley  Townsend 

Frank  Van  Allen 

Francis  Joseph  Vernon 

George  Edgar  Vincent 

Albert  Clark  Waiie 

Wilmer  Earl  Walker 

Charles  Lewis  Way 

Paul  Irving  Welles 

Theodore  Winthrop  Weston 

William  Taylor  Glidden  Weymouth 

Herbert  Henry  White 

Levi  Olmstead  Wiggins 

Charles  Samuel  Wiley 

Robert  Bradford  Williams 

Wolff  Willner 

George  Heber  Woodhull 

Wilfred  James  Worcester 


New  Haven 
Denver^  Col. 
Newark,  N,  J, 
Holden,  Mo. 
Salem 

New  Haven 
Columbia^  S.  C. 
Hartford 
Littleton,  Mass. 
New  York  City 
Hoboken,  N.  J. 
Norristown,  Pa. 
Hartford 
Brookfield 
Stacyville,  loiva 
East  Bloomfield,  N. 
Orange,  N.  y. 
Auburn,  N.  Y. 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Chicago,  III. 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Georgetown,  Del. 
New  Haven 
Ravenswood,  III. 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
New  Haven 
New  York  City 
Chicago,  III. 
Hartford 
Favetteville,  N.  Y. 
New  York  City 
Beaufort,  S.  C, 
New  Haven 
Newburgh,  N.  Y, 
Charleston,  III, 
Augusta,  Ga. 
New  Haven 
Baiting  Hollow,  N. 
Albany,  N  Y, 


156?. 
226  D. 

I  s. 

34  s.  M. 

135  College  SL 

10  s. 
14  s. 

11  s. 

147  F. 

208  P. 

146  F. 

14  S. 

88  N.  M. 

34  s.  M. 
Y.  17  Wooster  pi. 
217  D. 
180  L. 
232  D. 
220  D. 

18  s, 

69  N.  M. 

18  s. 

92  N.  M. 

232  D. 

IQ4N. 

235  P. 
129  F. 

162  F. 

25  High  St. 

88  N.  M. 
210  D. 

147  Humphrey  si. 
525  Chapel  St. 

108  N. 
69  Hudson  St 
157  Bradley  st 

107  N. 

204  D. 

Juniors,  143 


Y. 


34 


SOPHOMORES. 


SOPHOMORE    CLASS. 


Charles  Francis  Adams 
John  Charles  Adams 
Norman  Ilsley  Adams 
Warren  Austin  Adams 
Joseph  Lincoln  Adler 
Zachariah  Nelson  Allen 
Henry  Semple  Ames 
Paul  Kimball  Ames 
William  Burrall  Anderson 
Benjamin  Harris  Anthony 
Robert  Appleion 
Bartlett  Arkell 
Edward  Sawyer  Bacon 
Charles  Lukens  Bailey,  Jr. 
Harvey  Brown  Bashore 
Everett  Alanson  Bates 
John  Beadle 
Porter  Beardsley 
Daniel  Doane  Bidwell 
Louis  Bennett  Bishop 
George  Hathaway  Bixby 
Edward  Newton  Brandegee 
William  Partridge  Brandegee 
Samuel  Kimball  Bremner 
William  Sinclair  Brigham 
Joseph  Sharswood  Brinton 
Cornelius  Gardner  Bristol 
Ellis  Henry  Roberts  Brooks 
William  Adams  Brown 
Carl  Darling  Buck 
James  William  Calderwood 
Wilson  Lee  Cannon,  Jr. 
William  White  Capron 
Schuyler  Casemate  Carlton 
George  Elias  Carter 
Theophilus  Ransom  Carter 
Lawrence  William  Churchill 
Charles  Franklin  Clarke 
Charles  Nelson  Codding 
Austen  Colgate 
James  Moffatt  Condit 
Michael  Francis  Connor 


IVestport 
Oakland^  Cal. 
Boston^  Afass. 
Skaneateles,  N.  Y. 
Cincinnati^  O. 
Brooklyn,  N,  Y. 
St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Minneapolis,  Minn. 
New  York  City 
New  Bedford,  Mass. 
New  York  City 
Canajoharie,  N.   Y, 
Dover,  N.  H. 
Hariisburg,  Pa. 
West  Fairview,  Pa. 
Danielsonville 
Ne'iV  Haven 
Auburn,  N.  Y. 
East  Hartford 
New  Haven 
Los  Angeles,  Cal. 
Berlin 

Elizabeth,  N.  J. 
Box  ford,  Mass. 
Savannah,  Ga. 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Milford 
New  York  City 
New  York  City 
Bucksport,  Me. 
Haverhill,  Mass. 
Dover,  Del. 
Albany,  N.  Y, 
Cleveland,  O. 
Chicopee  Falls,  Mass. 
Erie,  Pa. 
Oswego,  N.  Y. 
Columbia 
Collinsville 
Orange,  N.  J. 
Indianapolis^  Ind, 
Chicopee,  Mass. 


28  S. 

64  High  St. 

192  c. 

192  c. 
74  High  St. 

56  w. 
56  s.  M. 

193  c. 
498  Chapel  St. 

44  s.  M. 

498  Chapel  St. 

60  s.  M. 

77  N.  M. 

498  Chapel  St. 

99  N. 

186  c. 

137  College  St. 

450  Chapel  St. 

91  N.  M. 

215  Church  St. 

40  s.  M. 

91  N.  M. 

62  w. 

100  N. 

498  Chapel  St. 
141  F. 
191  c. 

63  S.  M. 

56  w. 

116  N. 

233  York  St. 

69  N.  M. 

238  York  St. 

133  College  St. 

109  York  St. 

65  N.  M. 

64  s.  M. 
157  Orange  St. 

109  York  8t. 

116  w. 

165  F. 

189  c. 


35 


SOPHOMORES, 


Francis  Rexford  Cooley 
John  Joseph  Corkery 
Gibbons  Gray  Cornwell 
Alfred  Cowles,  Jr. 
Stanford  Tappan  Crapo 
William  Randall  Crawford 
Dizi  Lyman  Crosby 
Thomas  Darling 
Benjamin  Joseph  Davis 
Thomas  Mills  Day,  Jr. 
Calvin  Dickey 
Thomas  Frank  Dougherty 
Hugh  Kirkman  Drouillard 
Daniel  Meta  Dull 
Judson  Shultz  Dutcher 
Oliver  Dyer,  Jr. 
Percy  Edgar 
George  Edwin  Eliot,  Jr. 
Abraham  Lincoln  Fellows 
George  Otis  Fellows 
Richard  Thomas  Francke 
William  Morgan  Gallup 
Arthur  Goebel 
Nicholas  Minor  Goodlett,  Jr. 
Chauncey  William  Goodrich 
William  Burton  Goodwin 
Willis  Horace  Goodyear 
Louis  Moen  Grant 
Walter  Greenwood  Graves 
John  King  Griffith 
Charles  Jared  Griggs 
George  Henry  Guernsey 
Edwin  Trowbridge  Hall 
Lewis  Birely  Hamilton 
Henry  Earl  Hard 
Charles  Edward  Hellier 
William  Pirtle  Herod 
Ralph  Hickox 
Edward  Avery  Hine 
Henry  Ewing  Hord 
Frederick  Buell  Hungerford 
Charles  Livingston  Hyde 
Henry  Ivison,  Jr. 
Herbert  Armstrong  Jaggard 
Charles  Henry  Jeffras 


Hartford 

65  w. 

Norwich 

189  c 

West  ChesUr,  Pa. 

87  N.  M. 

Chicago^  III, 

177  F. 

New  Bedford^  Mass, 

44S.li. 

Chicago^  III. 

200  York  sL 

Milford,  N.  H, 

189  George  si. 

Wilkes  Barre,  Pa, 

143  F. 

New  Haven 

285  Orange  SL 

Hartjord 

63  w. 

Cincinnati,  0, 

193  c 

Waterbury 

400^  Chapel  SL 

Nashville,  Tenn, 

400^  Chapel  SL 

Hamsburg,  Pa. 

254  York  SL 

Ellenville,  N.  Y, 

186  c. 

Mount  Vernon,  N.  Y. 

120  High  SL 

New  York  City 

81  N.  M. 

Clinton 

41  S.  M. 

Norwich 

191  c 

Nontnch 

191  c. 

New  York  City 

68  N.  M. 

Norwich 

190  c. 

Covington,  Ky. 

25  High  SL 

Evansville,  Ind. 

136  College  SL 

New  Haven 

116  w. 

Biddeford,  Me, 

64  s.  M. 

New  Haven 

98  N. 

Chicago,  III. 

160  r. 

New  Haven 

loi  Grove  SL 

Cynthiana,  Ky, 

25  High  SL 

Waterbury 

99  N. 

Easton 

274  Elm  SL 

Binghamton,  N,  Y, 

68  N.  M. 

Waterbury 

400  Chapel  St. 

Chicago,  III, 

187  c. 

Bangor,  Me, 

40  S.  M. 

Indianapolis,  Ind. 

165  F. 

New  York  City 

175  F. 

Newark,  N.  J, 

84  N.  M. 

Indianapolis,  Ind, 

73  N.  M. 

Adams,  Mass, 

116  K. 

PlainfUld,  N,  7. 

56  w. 

Rutherford,  N,  J. 

130  r. 

Altoona,  Pa, 

81  N.  M. 

Cincinnati,  0, 

HON. 

36 


SOPHOMORES, 


Frank  Harrison  Kelley,  Jr. 
Edward  Russell  Kellogg 
Wallace  Percy  Knapp 
David  Denison  Lambert 
Elliot  Cowdin  Lambert 
Edward  Bowman  Leaf 
Dudley  Leavitt 
James  Wright  Lee,  Jr. 
William  Leland 
Charlton  Miner  Lewis 
William  Howard  Ludington 
William  McEiroy 
Charles  Hale  Matthews 
Charles  Putnam  Merrill 
Charles  Albert  Moore 
Daniel  Agnew  Moore 
Frank  Gardner  Moore 
Frederick  Wightman  Moore 
Edward  Broadbent  Morgan 
Charles  Rockwell  Morley 
George  Rudolf  Mosle 
Henry  Townsend  Nason 
Charles  Fredrick  Odell 
John  Henry  Painter 
William  Henry  Parks 
Edward  Wright  Peet 
Frank  George  Peters 
Harry  William  Petrikin 
Arthur  Stevens  Phelps 
Edward  Johnson  Phelps 
Sheffield  Phelps 
Charles  Wheeler  Pierson 
Robert  Latimer  Redfield 
Edward  Winthrop  Reid 
Arleigh  Dygert  Richardson 
John  Frederic  Roache 
William  Alfred  Robbins 
Lucius  Chester  Ryce 
Henry  Thayer  Safford 
John  Christopher  Schwab 
Samuel  Washington  Scott 
Fred  Norris  Sewall 
Henry  Dusenbury  Shelden 
Arthur  Leffingwell  Shipman 
Edward  Colhoun  Smith 


Worcester^  Mass. 
San  Francisco^  Cai, 
New  York  City 
New  Haven 
New  York  City 
Birdsboro,  Pa. 
West  Stockbridge  ^  Mass, 
Cleveland^  O. 
Cleveland,  0, 
New  York  City 
New  York  City 
Albany,  N,  Y, 
Chicago,  III. 
Portland,  Me. 
Columbus,  O. 
St.  Louis,  A/o. 
Columbus,  0. 
New  London 
Denver,  Col. 
Cleveland,  O. 
New  York  City 
Troy,  N.  Y. 
Tarrytown,  N.  Y, 
Kittanning,  Pa. 
Clinton 
West  Haven 
Syracuse,  N.  Y, 
Huntingdon,  Pa. 
Hartford 
Andover,  Mass. 
Englewood,  N.  J. 
Florida,  N.  Y. 
New  York  City 
Lakeville 
Ilion,N.  Y. 
North  Andover,  Mass. 
Key  Port,  N.  J. 
New  York  City 
Andover,  Mass. 
New  York  City 
New  Haven 
Bath,  Me. 
Detroit,  Mich. 
Hartford 
St.  yoseph.  Mo. 


82  N.  M. 
82  N.  M. 

450  Chapel  St. 

163  Bradley  st. 

90  High  St. 

130  F. 

28  s. 

47  S.  M. 

498  Chapel  St. 

194  c. 

66  w. 

238  York  St. 

74  High  St. 

98  N. 

75  N.  M. 

56  s.  M. 

75  N.  M. 

133  F. 

74  High  St. 

450  Chapel  St. 

450  Chapel  St. 

60  s.  M. 

48  s.  M. 
65  Olive  St. 
29  High  St. 

I  TR. 
67  N.  M. 
65  N.  M. 

77  N.  M. 
450  Chapel  St. 

178  L. 
194  c. 

48  S.  M. 

74  High  St. 
74  High  St. 

179  L. 
87  N.  M. 

136  College  St. 

113  N. 
64  w. 

181  L. 
41  S.  M. 

44  High  St. 

64  w. 

74  High  St. 


37 


FRESHMEN. 


Edward  Lincoln  Smith 
Floyd  Robinson  Smith 
Frank  DeWitt  Smith 
George  Clark  Smith 
William  Cromwell  Sprague 
Walter  Gay  Stebbins 
Philip  Battell  Stewart 
Edgar  Crane  Stiles 
William  Martin  Strauss 
Sylvester  Howe  Taylor 
Elford  Parry  Trowbridge 
Frederick  Cumings  Truslow 
Rollin  Usher  Tyler 
James  Palmer  Waring 
Henry  Stephens  Washington 
Thomas  Glasby  Waterman 
John  Whitmore 
Charles  Rothchild  Williams 
Frank  Edward  Wing 
Dudley  Winston 
Frederick  James  Winston 
Evans  Woollen 


Montpelier^  VL 
Jgrsey  City,  N,  J. 
ChicagOy  III, 
Newburghy  N.  Y. 
Ogdensburg,  N.  Y. 
Springfield^  Mass. 
Middhbury,  Vt. 
Hartford 

Poughkeepsie^  N.  Y, 
Washington,  D.  C. 
New  Have f I 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Tylerville 
New  York  City 
Nave  sink,  N.  y. 
Detroit,  Mich. 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
Conway,  Mass. 
Chicago,  III. 
New  York  City 
Indianapolis,  Ind. 


190  c. 

71  N.  M. 

32  High  SL 

47  s.  M. 

73  N-  >«. 
113  N. 

450  Chapel  St. 

I  TR. 

138  College  St. 

400  Chapel  St. 

221  Church  St 

86  w. 

71  N.  M. 

6$  N.  M. 

226  Church  st 

159  Temple  st. 

147  Bradley  st. 

135  Grand  st. 

75  w. 

177  F. 

ICON. 

187  c. 

Sophomores,  154 


FRESHMAN  CLASS 


William  Maitland  Abell 
Charles  Adams,  Jr. 
Chandler  Parsons  Anderson 
James  Archbald,  Jr. 
Joseph  Noyes  Babcock 
Philip  Sheridan  Babcock 
Willoughby  Babcock 
Albcrtus  Hutchinson  Baldwin 
Charles  Francis  Baldwin 
Albert  William  Barnum 
Thomas  Livingston  Bayne,  Jr. 
Rodmond  Vernon  Beach 
John  Bennetto 
Francis  Bergstrom 
Elmer  Fox  Berkele 
Leslie  Dayton  Bissell 


Franklin 
Litchfield 
New  York  City 
Scranton,  Pa. 
Brooklyn,  N  Y. 
Brooklyn,  N  Y. 
New  Haven 
Cheshire 
Princeton,  III. 
Evanston,  III. 
New  Orleans,  La, 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
Minneapolis,  Minn, 
New  Haven 
Sax  ton's  River,  Vt, 


127  N. 

114  College  St. 
252  York  St. 

128  N. 
80  N.  M. 
80  N.  M. 

171  Whalley  av. 

146  College  St. 

168  George  st. 

44  Elm  st 

120  Crown  St. 

124  Temple  st. 

59  Prospect  St. 

200  Grove  st. 
48  Wooster  st 

200  Grove  st 


3S 


FRESHMEN. 


William  Bascom  Bissell 
Edward  Lydston  Bliss 
Allan  Blair  Bonar 
James  Philip  Booth 
Dwight  Eliot  Bowers 
Arthur  Wolfe  Brady 
Clayton  Harcourt  Brigham 
William  Barrett  Brinsmade 
Wilson  Brooks 
Carleton  Lewis  Brownson 
Henry  Wade  Bruorton 
John  Christopher  Burch 
Edward  Laihrop  Burke 
William  Savage  Burns 
Ernest  LeRoy  Caldwell 
Middleton  Arnold  Caldwell 
Victor  Bush  Caldwell 
John  Henry  Carson 
Walter  Boughton  Chambers 
Frederick  Starkweather  Chase 
Francis  Cameron  Clarke 
Sanford  Ellsworth  Cobb 
Frank  Cochrane 
Alfred  Coit 
Ira  Clifton  Copley 
William  Aaron  Cornish 
Robert  Nelson  Corwin 
William  Hutchinson  Cowles 
Alexander  Brown  Coxe 
John  Cullinan,  Jr. 
Joseph  Thomas  Cunningham 
John  Hubbard  Curtis 
Thomas  Hamlin  Curtis 
Percy  Walker  Dana 
Henry  Alexander  Dann 
Stephen  Howard  Dennen 
Willard  Robinson  Douglass 
John  Rice  Eldridge 
Clarence  Clark  Ferris 
Harry  Burr  Ferris 
Charles  Schmeck  Foos 
Bernard  Francis  Gaffney 
Robert  Alexander  Gardiner 
Andrew  Frink  Gates 
John  Minor  Gillespie 


LakevilU 

Newburyporty  Mass, 
New  Milford 
New  Orleans y  La. 
New  Haven 
AfuHcie,  Ind. 
Savannah y  Ga. 
Brooklyn,  N.   Y, 
Austin,  Tex. 
New  Canaan 
Brooklyn,  N  Y. 
NashvilUy  Tenn. 
Chicago,  III. 
Bath,  N.  Y. 
Windsor 

Newbury  port,  Mass. 
Omaha,  Nebr. 
New  York  City 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Water  bury 
Sing  Sing,  N.  Y. 
Brooklyn,  N.   Y. 
Coxsackie,  N.   Y. 
New  London 
Aurora,  III. 
Gillette,  N  J. 
Baiting  Hollow,  N. 
Chicago,  III. 
New  York  City 
Bridgeport 
Norwich 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
Susquehanna,  Pa. 
New  Haven 
Leavenworth,  Kan. 
Milford,  Mass, 
Sound  Beach 
Sound  Beach 
Reading,  Pa. 
New  Britain 
New  Haven 
Lebanon 


87  Trumbull  St. 

125  Dwight  St. 

126  N. 

131  High  St. 

117  Crown  St. 

137  College  St. 

41  High  St. 

254  York  St. 

93  N.  M. 
100  Greene  st. 
161  Crown  St. 

120  High  St. 

124  High  St. 

163  Temple  st. 

95  N.  M. 

Ill  York  St. 

44  Elm  St. 

115  Elm  St. 

82  Wall  St. 

215  York  St. 

155  Crown  St. 

94  N.  M. 
112  N. 

489  Chapel  St. 

529  Chapel  St. 

no  N. 

Y.  127  N. 

200  York  St. 

76  High  St. 

39  Prospect  St. 

159  George  st. 

218  Orange  st. 

218  Orange  st. 

67  York  sq. 

361  Elm  St. 

243  Orange  st. 

Ill  N. 

104  Wall  St. 

58  Lyon  St. 

58  Lyon  St. 

8  Sylvan  av. 

125  Dwight  St. 

129  Whitney  av. 

157  Orange  st. 


Hard  Times  Ixinding,  La.      64  High  st. 


39 


FRESHMEN, 


Clarence  Glisan 

Edward  Winchester  Goodenough 

William  Nettles  Goodwin 

Robert  Beers  Gray 

William  Jessup  Hand 

Clinton  Larue  Hare 

Frederic  Wells  Hart 

Horace  Sedgwick  Hart 

Cliflford  Wayne  Hartridge 

George  Griswold  Haven,  Jr. 

Robert  Forbes  Hawkes 

Theodore  Stone  Hawley 

Frederick  Trevor  Hill 

George  Edwin  Hill 

Charles  Mills  Hinkle 

Clarke  Wesley  Holly 

Frank  Clifford  Howe 

John  Howard  Hume 

William  Stanton  Hume,  Jr. 

Albert  Gay  Hunt 

DeWiti  Clinton  Huntington 

George  Merriam  Hyde 

Louis  Kepler  Hyde 

Obed  Wilson  Irvin 

Robert  Irving  Jenks 

Charles  Butkley  Jennings 

Oliver  Gould  Jennings 

Allen  Wardner  Johnson 

Charles  Keeler 

John  Bassett  Keep 

William  Burrage  Kendall,  Jr. 

William  Kent 

Henry  Belden  Ketcham 

John  Scott  King 

John  Henry  Kirkham 

Charles  Asher  Knight 

Samuel  Knight 

Alfred  Leeds 

Frank  Dodge  Lefiingwell 

John  Leverett 

Robert  Hart  Lewis 

Charles  Henry  Ludington,  Jr. 

James  McCormick,  Jr. 

William  McCormick 

Robert  Maxwell 


Portland^  Oregon 
Winchester 
Quincy^  Cal, 
Birmingham 
Scranton^  Pa, 
Indianapolis^  Ind, 
Plainville 
New  Haven 
Savannahy  Ga. 
New  York  City 
New  Haven 
San  Francisco,  Cal. 
New  York  City 
Stamford 
Cincinnati^  0. 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Peoria,  III. 
Poughkeepsie,  N.  Y, 
St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Scranton,  Pa. 
West  Bingham,  Pa, 
Chicago,  HI. 
Plainfield,  N,  J. 
Djyton,  O. 
N^ewport,  N.  H. 
Fairfield 
Fairfield 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Auburn,  N,  Y, 
Brooklyn,  N,  Y, 
Brooklyn,  N,  Y, 
San  Rafael,  Cal, 
Dover  Plains,  N,  Y. 
Unionville 
Newington 
Peekskill,  N,  Y. 
Oakland,  Cal. 
Chappaqua,  N,  Y, 
Montclair,  N,  y, 
Easthampton,  Mass, 
New  Haven 
New  York  City 
Harrisburg,  Pa, 
Harrisburg,  Pa, 
Rockville 


251  Church  St 

314  York  SL 

29  High  St. 

184  York  St. 

109  Elm  St. 

161  York  St. 

238  Columbus  av. 

104  William  st. 

141  High  St. 

76  High  St. 

44  Trumbull  st. 

152  F. 

165  Temple  st. 

74  HighsL 

215  York  St. 

109  N. 

96  N.  M. 

15  Home  pi. 

61  s.  M. 

128  N. 

125  Dwight  St. 

86  Wall  SL 

127  Crown  St. 

523  Chapel  St. 

295  York  St. 

295  York  St. 

72  High  SI. 

165  Temple  st. 

93  N.  M. 

161  Crown  SL 

165  Temple  sL 

155  Crown  SL 

120  York  SL 

106  Wall  SL 

79  N.  M. 

118  York  SL 

112  N. 

192  Grove  sl 

109  N. 

96  N.  M. 

258  George  st. 
252  York  st 
192  York  sL 
192  York  sL 

133  College  sL 


40 


FRESHMEN. 


Henry  Lawton  May 
Frank  Adams  Meacham 
Joseph  Weed  Middlebrook 
Clarence  Tomlinson  Morse 
Richard  Dana  Morse,  Jr. 
George  Francis  Nesbitt 
Edward  Hiram  Norton,  Jr. 
Irving  Olmstead 
Edwin  Parsons 
Homer  Tomlinson  Parcree 
David  Warren  Patien 
George  Madison  Pavey 
Louis  Harman  Peet 
Arthur  Reed  Pennell 
Thomas  Penney 
Thomas  Norwood  Penrose 
Arthur  Perkins 
Herbert  Farringion  Perkins 
George  Daniel  Peitee 
William  Lyon  Phelps 
Frederic  Smith  Pickett 
Robert  William  Playford 
Frederick  Hopkins  Pomeroy 
John  Norton  Pomeroy,  Jr. 
Thomas  Wyman  Porter 
George  Clyde  Post 
John  Rogers,  Jr. 
Benjamin  Romaine 
Thomas  Frederick  Sanford 
Charles  Otis  Scoville 
William  Albert  Setchell 
Lewis  Seymour 
James  Rockwell  Sheffield 
Walter  Bradley  Sheppard 
John  Calhoun  Simonds 
Paul  Spencer 
Fred  Sprague 
Edward  Staehlin 
Maximilian  Lincoln  Stein 
Thomas  Hunt  Talmage 
William  Pirrie  Taylor 
William  Larned  Tliacher 
Richard  Simms  Thomas 
Edward  Henry  Thompson 
William  Austin  Tomes 


North  Brook  field.  Mass,     224  Crown  St. 

Fort  Wadsworth,  N,  Y.  126  N. 

Wilton  100  Greene  St. 

Chicago,  Til.  146  College  st. 
South  Sudbury,  Mass,        22  College  St. 

Kingston,  Pa.  123  York  si. 

Torrington  196  Crown  St. 

Stamford  74  High  St. 

New  York  City  133  College  St. 

Woodbury  55  Prospect  st. 

Colchester  161  Crown  st. 

Washington  C.  H.,  0.  135  F- 

Brooklyn,  N.  Y.  152  Grove  st. 

Bruns7uick,  Me.  9  Park  st. 

London,  England  78  N.  M. 

Philadelphia,  Pa.  72  High  st. 

Hat t ford  114  College  st. 

Farmington,  Me.  HON. 

Sharon,  Mass.  ill  N. 

Hartford  77  N.  M. 
Tariffville                    238  Columbus  av. 

Uniontown,  Pa.  109  Elm  St. 

Lockport,  N.   Y.  156  Grove  st. 

San  Francisco,  Cat.  167  Temple  St. 

Montclair,  N.  J.  125  N. 

Oiuasco  Lake,  N.  Y.  39  Lynwood  st. 

Stamford     .  252  York  st. 

San  Francisco,  Cal.  215  Crown  st. 

Redding  65  Dixwell  av. 

Montpelier,  Vt.  94  N.  M. 

Norwich  361  Elm  st. 

Binghamton,  N.  Y.  109  Wall  st. 

Utica,  N.  Y.  219  York  st. 

Penn  Yan,  N.   Y.  118  York  st. 

Charleston,  S.  C.  120  York  st. 

Brooklyn,  N.   Y,  152  Grove  st. 

Chicago,  III.  120  High  St. 

Newark,  N.  J.  53  Prospect  st. 

Milwaukee,  Wise.  529  Chapel  st. 

Brooklyn,  N,  Y.  192  Grove  st. 

Southbridge,  Mass.  215  York  St. 

New  Haven  155  Crown  st. 

Boonton,  N.  J,  161  York  st. 

Auburn,  Me.  104  Wall  st. 

Brooklyn,  N,  Y,  161  Crown  st. 


4^' 


FRESHMEX, 


Charles  Louis  Torrey 
Howard  Crosby  Tracy 
Francis  Bacon  Trowbridge 
Wm.  Rutherford  Hayes  Trowb 
Winlhrop  Turne}' 
Frank  Day  Tuille 
Robert  Taylor  Varnum 
George  Hobart  Vining 
James  Johnston  Waring,  Jr. 
William  Drew  Washburn,  Jr. 
William  Xenophon  Weed 
Frederic  Roger  Whittlesey 
Frederick  Searls  Woodward 
George  Stanley  Woodward 
Michael  Edward  Woodward 
Roger  Sherman  Woikyns 
Richard  Horner  Wyeth 
Warren  Samuel  Yates 
George  Hurlbut  Young 


Puttiam 

Plainfield,  N.  J. 
New  Haven 
ridge,  Jr.  Barbadoes^  W,  /. 
Astoria^  N.   Y. 
Brooklyn,  N,   K. 
New  York  City 
Southwick,  Mass, 
Savannah^  Ga. 
Minneapolis^  Minn. 
Stamford 
Southingion 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
IVilkes  Barre,  Pa, 
Oakland,  Cal. 
Chicago,  III. 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Omaha,  Nebr, 
New  York  City 


104  Wall  St. 

127  Crown  St. 

174  Crown  St. 

526  Chapel  St. 

133  College  St. 

82  Wail  St. 

A. 

78  N.  M. 

41  High  St. 

38  Elm  St. 

60  Lvon  St. 

79  N.  M. 

242  York  St. 

109  Elm  St. 

53  Prospect  St, 

120  York  St. 

125  N. 

lOQ  Wall  St. 

155  Elm  St. 

Freshmen,  170 


SUMMARY. 


SE.NtORS, 

Juniors, 

Sophomores, 

Freshmen, 


151 
143 
154 
170 


618 


42 


Sheffield  Scientific  School. 


GRADUATE   STUDENTS 


Arnold  Guyol  Dana,  b.a. 
George  Heber  Graves,  b.a. 
Samuel  Lucius  Penfield,  ph.b. 
Thomas  Burr  Osborne,  b.a. 


New  Haven 
New  Haven 
Catskill,  N.  V. 
New  Haven 


24  Hillhouse  av. 

61  Grove  st. 

14  s.  M. 

156  Crown  St. 


Gustavo  Alfonso 
Elwood  Harvey  Allcutt 
Lawrence  Vincent  Ben^t 
Edward  Blake 
Charles  Francis  Bosworth 
Clarence  Russell  Britton 
Chauncey  Rea  Burr 
Albert  Park  Campbell 
Herbert  DeWiit  Carrin^ton 
William  Brainard  Coit 
ClifTord  Lawrence  Colton 
Louis  Edward  Cooper 
George  Wyckoff  Cummins 
Charles  Percival  Farquhar 
Arthur  Bixby  Ferguson 
Davenport  Galbraith 
Morgan  Augustus  Guiniiip 
Calvin  Linsley  Harrison 
John  Bell  Hatcher 
Samuel  Brown  Hawley 
Edwin  Musser  Herr 
James  Henry  Jennings 
Henry  Clay  Johnson 
Thomas  Crossley  Johnson 
Edson  Keith.  Jr. 
Duane  Judson  Kelsey 
Albert  Lucas 


SENIOR    CLASS 

New  York  City 
Kansas  City^  Mo. 
Washington^  D.  C. 
New  Haven 
Milford 
Cleveland^  O. 
Portland,  Me. 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
New  London 
Canton 
Ansonia 
Vienna,  N.  J. 
York,  Pa, 
New  Haven 
Erie,  Pa, 
Elmira,  N,  Y, 
New  Haven 
Cooper,  Iowa 
Yonkers,  N.  Y. 
Denver,  Col, 
Redding 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
Chicago,  III. 
Killingworth 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 


36  Elm  St. 

loi  w. 

18  Trumbull  st. 

\o^  w. 

387  York  St. 

36  Elm  St. 

119  w. 

28  York  sq. 

527  Chapel  St. 

36  Elm  St. 

65  Grove  st. 

94  York  sq. 

347  York  St. 

289  York  St. 

30  Crown  St. 

36  Elm  St. 

116  Crown  St. 

94  Woosicr  St. 

12  Elm  St. 

43  College  St. 

289  York  St. 

17  College  St. 

80  LaFayette  st. 

36  Elm  St. 

266  York  St. 

71  w. 


43 


•J.    o<    O* 


William  Heath  Lyon,  Jr. 
James  Minor  Maghee 
Luther  James  Martin 
Seyton  Howard  Martin 
George  Edgar  Moulthrop 
William  Wallace  Nichols 
Albert  Anderson  Noye 
Herbert  Lincoln  Noyes 
Joseph  Powell,  Jr. 
Joseph  Warren  Rogers,  Jr. 
Walter  Allen  Sadd 
William  Godfrey  Sage 
Russell  Sargent 
Clarence  Wellington  Sheldon 
William  Tuttle  Shepard 
John  Prentice  Terry 
Chester  Thorne 
James  Henry  Warner 
Elmore  Abram  Willets 
Andrew  Lincoln  Winton 


Brooklyn,  N,  V. 
Evansxnlle,  Ind. 
Norwich 
Clifton,  N.  y. 
New  Haveti 
Manitou  Springs,  CoL 
Buffalo,  N.  Y. 
New  Haven 
Towanda,  Pa, 
Scarborough,  N.   Y, 
South  Windsor 
Chicago,  III. 
New  Haven 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Bristol 

Brooklyn,  N,  Y. 
Millbrook,N.  Y. 
Steubenville,  O. 
Belmont,  N.  Y. 
Bridgeport 


76  w. 

133  College  St. 

361  Elm  St. 

85  w. 

253  North  Front  st. 

289  York  St. 

99  Wall  St. 

74  High  St. 

43  College  St. 

159  Temple  st. 

65  York  sq. 

51  Elm  St. 

133  College  St. 

17  College  St. 

121  Park  St. 

loi  w. 

63  Prospect  St. 

44  Elm  St. 

63  Prospect  St. 

Seniors,  47 


JUNIOR  CLASS 


Arthur  Bronson  Adams 
Grenville  French  Allen 
Philip  VanWyck  Anderson 
James  Arthur  At  wood 
John  Frank  Babcock 
Paul  Daily  Bernard 
Clarence  Blakeslee 
Robert  Neill  Brace 
George  Tyler  Brown 
Fred  Spencer  Bullene 
Richard  Morton  Bushnell,  Jr. 
Merritt  Mead  Clark 
Wallace  Sherman  Clark 
Arthur  Chandler  Coates 
Arthur  Carrington  Cowles 
William  Ledlie  Culbert 
Martin  Juan  Echeverria 
John  Joseph  Flather 
William  Holt  Gale 


New  Haven 
New  Haven 
Sing  Sing,  N.  Y. 
IVauregan 
Elmira,  N,  Y. 
Brooklyn,  N.  K 
New  Haven 
Dobbs  Ferry,  N.  Y, 
Yonkers,  N,  Y. 
Kansas  City,  Mo, 
Saybrook 
Bedford,  N  Y. 
Norfolk,  Va. 
Kansas  City,  Mo. 
Wallingford 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Panama,  Colombia 
Bridgeport 
New  York  City 


120  St.  John  SL 

197  Temple  st. 

68  w. 

43  College  St. 

36  Elm  St. 

68  w. 

316  George  st 

57  w. 

31  Temple  st. 

44  Elm  St. 

225  Orange  st. 
177  Temple  St. 

226  George  st 
36  Elm  st 

136  College  St. 

57  w. 

17  Woosier  pi. 

295  York  St. 

324  Prospect  st 


44 


•J>       O.       Oa 


Irving  Cook  Gladwin 

Jacob  Phillip  Goodhart 

Charles  Lord  Griffith 

John  Venable  Hanna 

John  Ethan  Hill 

David  Leavitt  Hough 

Percy  Jackson 

Edwin  Young  Judd 

Amos  William  Kimball 

Harry  D.  Kohn 

Ira  Lamb 

Percy  Lyford  Lang 

Charles  Pond  McAvoy 

Charles  Dickerman  McCandliss 

William  Adair  McDowell 

Daniel  William  Maher 

Daniel  Delevan  Mangam,  Jr. 

William  Edward  Martin 

Edwin  Alexander  Meredith 

Deane  Miller 

Herbert  Lincoln  Mitchell 

James  Jacob  Morgan 

William  Alpheus  Nettleion 

Truman  Handy  Newberry 

Isaac  Noriis,  3d 

George  Washington  Norton,  Jr. 

Henry  Oliver 

John  Cunningham  Oliver 

Abbott  Chandler  Page 

Willis  LaFayette  Perkins 

Royal  Watson  Pinney 

Daniel  Tuthill  Pratt 

Sidney  Armour  Reeve 

Willard  Crawford  Rcid 

John  Rice 

Charles  Thomas  Richardson 

William  Todd  Ross 

Charles  Gideon  Rupert 

Frank  Elbert  Sands 

Louis  Milton  Schmidt 

James  Alward  Seymour 

Murray  Shipley,  Jr. 

Joseph  Godfrey  Snyd acker 

Frank  Jerome  Stevens 

William  VanSchoonhoven  Thorne 


Sherburne^  N.  V, 
New  Haven 
San  Francisco ^  Cat. 
Kansas  City^  Mo. 
Mystic  Bridge 
Fort  Wayne^  Ind. 
BellevilU,  N.  J. 
Hartford 
Portland^  Oregon 
Chicago^  III. 
Franklin 
Elmira^  N.  Y. 
Chicago,  III. 
Philadelphia.  Pa. 
IVoodlake,  Ky. 
New  Haven 
Sing  Sing,  N.  Y. 
Allentown,  Pa. 
Xenia,  0. 
New  Rochclle,  N.  Y. 


74  High  St. 

107  Court  St. 

36  Elm  St. 

165  Temple  st. 

314  York  St. 

59  w. 

203  York  St. 

86  w. 

161  Temple  st. 

696  State  St. 

157  Orange  st. 

489  Chapel  St. 

43  College  St. 

58  w. 

203  York  St. 

129  Spring  St. 

43  College  St. 

167  Temple  st. 

65  York  sq. 

226  George  st. 


New  Haven  52  Insurance  B'ld'g. 

New  Haven  470  Elm  st. 

Kansas  City,  Mo.  124  W. 

Detroit,  Mich.  43  College  st. 

Philadelphia,  Pa.  77  w. 

Louisville,  Ky.  124  w. 

Pittsburgh,  Pa.  106  W. 

Pittsburgh,  Pa.  106  W. 
Fair  Haven             South  Quinnipiac  st. 

Portland,  Me.  203  York  st. 

Derby  167  Temple  st. 

Elmira,  N  Y.  31  Temple  st. 

Dayton,  0.  59  Grove  st. 

Lakeville  74  High  st. 

Pottstown,  Pa.  43  College  st. 

Homellsville,  N.  Y,  43  College  st. 

Belfast,  Me.  60  w. 

New  Market,  Va.  ill  Dwight  st. 

New  Haven  119  Dwight  st. 

New  Britain  59  Grove  st. 

Auburn,  N.  Y.  36  Elm  st. 

Cincinnati,  O,  109  Elm  st. 

Chicago,  III.  696  State  st. 

New  Haven  7  Wooster  pi. 

New  York  City  133  College  st. 


45 


o>    o«    •J* 


Henry  Lee  Townscnd 
Curtiss  ChHuncey  Turner 
George  Elliot  Verrill 
Frederick  Brewster  Wheeler 
Henry  Howard  Whilehousc 
Willis  Stoughton  Williams 
Winslow  Tracy  Williams 
Edward  Simpson  Wilson 
Clarence  Henry  Wood 
Benjamin  Elizur  Wright 


New  York  City 
Omaha^  Nebr, 
New  Haven 
Monroe 
Hartford 

Minneapolis^  Minn, 
Norwich 
New  York  City 
Morristown^  N.  J. 
Cromwell 


88  w. 

60  w. 

86  Whalley  av. 

175  Temple  si. 

167  Temple  sL 

65  York  sq. 

71  w. 

119  w. 

43  College  St. 

63  w. 

Juniors,  74 


FRESHMAN    CLASS 


William  Allender 
Gilbert  Lincoln  Husted  Arnold 
William  Wallace  Atterbury 
Nathan  Edward  Ayer 
Silas  Warren  Bartlett 
Emil  Baumgarten 
Henry  William  Blake 
John  Marvin  Blakeley 
Howard  Cone  Bolton 
Percival  Ranney  Bolton 
Louis  Whitford  Bond 
Thomas  Stoddard  Bronson 
Harry  Lockwood  Burns 
Lewis  Emerson  Cadwell 
Fred.  Eaton  Case 
Theodore  Newton  Case 
John  Chamberlain 
Lucian  Thorp  Chapman 
George  Frederick  Converse 
Frederick  William  Darlington 
Alexander  Fiarrison  Davis 
John  Edwin  Doane 
Joseph  Osterman  Dyer,  Jr. 
Ansel  Mills  Easton 
Charles  Francis  Emerson 
Harvey  Farrington 
Joseph  Essex  Fitzsimons 
Robert  Elder  Forster 


New  London 
Stamford 
Detroit,  Mich. 
Bangor,  Me. 
New  Haven 
New  York  City 
New  Haven 
St.  Paul,  Minn. 
Cleveland,  O. 
Clevrland,  0. 
New  York  City 
New  Haven 
Milford 
New  Haven 
Detroit,  Mich. 
Hartford 
Kansas  City^  Mo. 
New  York  City 
New  Haven 

West  Chester,  Pa. 

Watertown 
Chicago,  III. 
Galveston,  Texas 
Millbrae,  Cal, 

Titusville,  Pa. 
Croton,  N.  Y. 

tVaterbury 
Harrisburg,  Pa. 


134  College  St. 

23  Prout  St. 

55  Prospect  St. 

Church  St 

675  Chapel  St. 

63  Prospect  St. 

149  Temple  si. 

251  Church  St. 

38  Elm  St. 

38  Elm  St. 

44  Elm  St. 

684  Chapel  St. 

57  Prospect  St. 

106  Liberty  st. 

76  Mansfield  st. 

87  Trumbull  st. 

76  Mansfield  st. 

156  Grove  st. 

158  Olive  St. 

105  Wall  St. 

104  Wall  St. 

90  Wall  st, 

3i.Trumbull  st. 

215  York  SL 

38  Elm  SI. 

38  Elm  St. 

81  Dixwell  av. 

44  Elm  St. 


46 


O*     *3«     0« 


Charles  Albert  Fry 
Frederick  Abbot  Godwin 
William  Washington  Gordon,  3d 
James  Eugene  Greenebaum 
Everett  Mason  Grimes 
Theodore  Newell  Haller 
Harry  Cloyd  Hamill 
David  Neil  Harper 
Frank  Sperry  Harrison 
Willis  Benjamin  Herr 
Jay  Russell  Hickox 
William  Brisbane  Hickox 
William  Barlow  Hill 
Abraham  Lincoln  Howes 
Marvin  D.  Hubbell 
William  Evelyn  Hatchings 
Morison  Thomas  Hutchingson 
Abraham  Lincoln  Hyde 
William  David  Johfison 
Henry  Bourne  Joy 
Thomas  Coggeshall  Knowles 
Harrie  Sheldon  Leonard 
Cornelius  Fay  Lynde 
Mahlon  Henry  Marlin 
Frederick  Anderson  Marsh 
Conrad  Henry  Matthiessen 
Arthur  Meeker 
Edwin  Frank  Meyer 
George  Perkins  Miller 
Samuel  Everett  Oakes 
Henry  White  Patten 
George  Eustis  Potts 
James  Frederick  Prentiss 
William  Acker  Rice 
Arthur  Janes  Richmond 
Samuel  Bostwick  Robbins 
Reginald  Ronalds 
Alexander  Holley  Rudd 
Henry  Rustin 
Emanuel  Frank  Selz 
Edwin  Coupland  Shaw 
Alfred  Edgar  Siviter 
Edward  Arthur  Smith 
George  Howard  Smith 
William  Sanders  Tevis 


Westmlle 
Rutland,  Vt. 
Savannah,  Ga. 
Chicago,  III. 
Oakland,  Cal. 
Seattle,  Wash.  Terr, 
Georgetown,  Col. 
Shippens burgh.  Pa, 
New  Haven 
Denver,  Col. 
South  Britain 
Litchfield 
Greenfield  Hill 
Black  Rock 
New  York  City 
Louisville,  Ky. 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
New  Haven 
New  Haven 
Detroit,  Mich. 
San  Francisco,  Cal. 
Washington,  D.  C. 
Rock  /stand,  III. 
New  Haven 
Kansas  City,  Mo. 
Cornwall,  N.   Y. 
Chicago,  III. 
Chicago,  III. 
Utica,N.  Y, 
Washington,  D.  C, 
North  Haven 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Watertown,  Wise. 
St.  Paul,  Minn, 
Providence,  R.  I. 
Lakeville 
New  York  City 
Lakeville 
Omaha,  Nebr. 
Chicago^  III. 
Buffalo,  N.  Y. 
West  Stratford 
Middletown 
Canajoharie,  N.  Y. 
San  Francisco,  Cal. 


147  Bradley  st. 

82  Wall  St. 

115  Elm  St. 

no  Olive  St. 

161  Temple  st. 

76  Mansfield  st. 

161  Temple  st. 

8  Lock  St. 

18  Warren  st. 

8  Lock  St. 

270  Martin  st. 

128  High  St. 

63  Prospect  St. 

94  York  sq. 

163  Temple  st. 

165  Temple  st. 

179  Washington  st. 

92  Rosette  st. 

72  High  St. 

161  Temple  st. 

8  Lock  St. 

237  Orange  st. 

178  George  st. 

109  Wall  St. 

155  Elm  St. 

124  High  St. 

no  Olive  st. 

163  Temple  st. 

82  Wall  St. 

17  Wooster  pi. 

38  Elm  St. 

44  Elm  St. 

251  Church  St. 

55  Trumbull  st. 

87  Trumbull  st. 

134  College  St. 

61  Grove  st. 

New  Haven  House 

no  Olive  st. 

55  Prospect  St. 

61  Prospect  St. 

167  Temple  st. 

44  Elm  St. 


47 


0»     >3.     0« 


John  Metcalfe  Thomas 

Louis  Denio  Tourteliot 

Calvert  Townley 

George  Pollok  Devereux  Townsend 

Thomas  Brodhead  VanBuren,  Jr. 

Henry  Hayes  Wadsworth 

James  Edward  Warnock 

John  WiUard  Willard 

Charles  Willcox 

Rockwell  Amasa  Williams 

Robert  McKnighi  Woods 


New  York  City 
UHca,  N.  y, 
Cincinnati,  O, 
MiddUtown 
Engiewood,  N.  y. 
GUncoe^  Minn, 
Atlanta^  Ga. 
New  York  City 
Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Canterbury 
New  Haven 


134  College  St. 

124  High  St. 

192  York  St. 

252  York  St. 

55  Trumbull  st 

AIIingtowD 

128  York  St. 

109  Elm  St. 

163  Temple  st. 

104  Wall  St. 

210  George  st 

Freshmen.  84 


SPECIAL   STUDENTS    NOT   CANDIDATES    FOR    A    DEGREE 


Louis  Ross  Alberger 
Francis  Lewis  Sperry 
James  Prior  Wood 


Buffalo,  N.  Y. 
Buffalo,  N.  Y, 
West  Haven 


292  Ferry  st 

146  College  st 

2  Church  st 

Special  Students.  3 


Summary. 


Theological  Department : 

Resident  Licentiates, \ 

On  the  Hooker  Fellowship, 3 

Graduates, 2 

Seniors,  25 

Middlers, 38 

Juniors, 30 

—99 
Law  Department : 

Graduates,   7 

Seniors 36 

Juniors, 24 

-67 
M  edical  Department  : 

Seniors,   7 

Middlers, 11 

Juniors, 11 

—29 


Department  of  Philosophy  and  Arts : 

Graduates,   17 

School  of  Fine  Arts, 37 

Academical  DepartmcDt : 

Seniors, 151 

Juniors, 143 

Sophomores,  J55 

Freshmen, j^o 

——619 
Sheffield  Scientific  School : 

Seniors,  ^j 

Juniors, 74 

Freshmen, 84 

Special  Students, 3 

" aoB 

Grand  Total, ^ 


4S 


SUMMARY. 


ADEMICAL  AND  SCIENTIFIC  DEPARTMENTS  BY  STATES. 


Sen. 

brnia, i 

rado 

lecticut, 42 

ware, ,' 

gia, 

)is,    -II 

ina, -- - 


(as,  .. 
ucky, 
siana, 


;achusetts, 10 

•land, I 

tgan, 2 

lesota,   I 

issippi, _ -.   I 

ouri, 4 

aska,   I 

Jersey, 4 

Hampshire, 2 

York, 39 

6 


on, 

isylvania, 15 

le  Island, i 

1  Carolina, i 

s, 

essee, 

loni, I 

nia, 

Virginia, i 

onsin, > 


lington  Territory, 

mbia, 

^ay 


Indies, 
and, 


ACADEMICAL. 

y , 

Jun.  Soph.  Fresh. 

3     3     7 

1  I 

36    38    53 

2  I 

I     I  3 

12     7  10 

5  2 
I 

I  I 
I     2 

2 
8 
I 
I 
I 
I 

5 

8 
I 

35 

7 
I 

9 
I 

2 


SCIENTIFIC. 
, • » 

Sen.  Jun.  Fresh.  Total. 
I     4     19 


5 
16 

2 
I 

3 
2 

9 
2 

37 
9 

II 


I 
2 


3 
3 
9 


7 
I 

40 

3 
I 

14 

I 
I 
I 
2 


2 
20 


2 
I 
I 


II 
2 


I 
I 


25 


3 
I 


I 
I 

4 
I 

2 
18 

3 
I 

6 


2 
28 

2 

6 


3 
3 

2 
I 
I 

14 
3 

6 
I 


I 
2 
I 


6 
242 

3 

7 

51 

9 
2 

2 

7 

3 

18 

43 
2 

9 

9 
2 

20 

4 
32 

6 

194 

33 
3 

65 
3 
4 
2 

2 
8 
2 
I 

2 

4 


151  143   155   170   47    74   84   824 


49' 


E    COLLEC.E    IN     1761, 


3    FLAN   OV   CAMI'US,    1883. 


Directory. 


SOUTH  OOLLEQE. 

South  Entry. 
First  Floor. 

(  J.  H  Briggs.  '85. 

\  D.  Plessncr.  '85. 
2\  W.  Fosdick. '84. 

i  T.  D.  Ferris,  '85. 
^  ]  J.  Loman,  '85. 

j  W.  Farwell.  '85. 
4]H.  R. 


5 
6 

7 
8 


Flanders,  '85. 


Second  Floor. 

Mr.  Bendelari. 
H.  B.  Cosgrove,  '85. 
W.  W.  Crehore.  '85. 
A.  A.  Crane,  '85. 
G.  T.  Linsley,  '85. 
Barnes,  '85. 
Booth,  '85. 


Second  Floor, 

21  \  Mr.  Waters. 
„  J  J.  S.  Havens,  '84. 
"i  R.  W.  HIne.  '84. 
^^  j  R.  H.  Lyman,  '84. 
^3  \  E.  A.  Wright,  '84. 
^    j  F.  D.  Bowen,  '84. 
^^  {  E.  P.  Collie,  '84. 

Third  Floor. 

E.  C.  Gale,  '84. 
25  •{  H.  S.  Gale,  '85. 
G.  F.  Gruener,  '84. 


26 


J.Ba 
J.  H. 


Third  Floor. 

\  J.  M.  Burnam,  '84. 
^\  A.  Newton,  '84. 
^\  R.  S.  Bradley,  '85. 
'°  {  E.  W.  Robertson,  '85. 

„  3J.  R- Joy. '85. 

I  G.  A.  Sanderson,  '85. 
TO  i  ^-  ^-  Osborne,  '84. 
"  \  C.  S.  Seeley.  '84. 

Fourth  Floor. 

\  S.  M.  Colgate,  '85. 
^^\  J.  P.  Parsons,  '85. 

j  L.  F.  Robinson.  '85. 
'^  j  F.  R.  Shipman,  '85. 
,    i  I.e.  Bridgman, -85. 
'5}  W.  G.  Green, '85. 
.  jj.  L.  Bucll, '85. 
^°(  H.L.Rollins,  '86. 


Horth  Entry. 

First  Floor, 

j  G.  S.  Dickinson,  '85. 
'  j  H.  Fresenius.  '85. 
g  j  A.  L.  Tomes,  '85. 

j  |.  H.  Townsend,  '85. 
20-<  W.  P.  Morrison. 


j  C.  A.  Mead.  '84. 

\  V.  C.  Peck,  '84. 
_,  j  S.  A.  Booth.  '84. 
^'\  W.  F.  Booth,  '84. 
«  j  C.  F.  Adams,  '86. 
^°  I  D.  Lcaviit,  '86. 

Fourth  Floor. 

^K  D.  A.  Walker,  '84. 
^^\  A.  P.  Wilder, '84. 

j  F.  S.  Jones.  '84. 
3°  J  E.  McClellan. '84. 
,^  \  G.  R.  Blodgett,  '84. 
3^  }  H.  W.  Wolcott,  '84. 

j  J.  F.  Scott.  '84. 
^    (  J.  Tomlinson,  '84. 


33 


SOUTH  MIDDLE. 

South  Entry. 

F^irst  Floor. 

j  E.  H.  Chandler,  '85. 
I  A.  Nc 


Thirt/  Floor. 

^,  j  G.  E.  Eliot.  *86, 
^^  }  F.  N.  Sewall.  '86. 
42 {  Prof.  Northrop. 

G.  W.  Flowers,  .84. 

G.  J.  McAndrcw,  '84. 

B.  H.  Anthony.  '86. 

S.  F.  Crape.  '86. 


43 


44 


Fourth  Floor. 

H.  J.  Boggis.  '85. 
H.  G.  Chase,  '85. 
,j  J.  H.  Peoniman.  '84. 
4^(  W.  H.  Hyndman.'84. 
J.  W.  Lee,  '86. 
G.  C.  Smith,  '86. 
«  j  C.  F.  Odell, '86. 
^^i  R.  L.  Redfield, '86. 


45 


47] 


Horth  Entry. 


First  Floor. 


49 i  J.W. 
50-i  Mr.  ] 


Ca1derwood,'86. 
Hotchkiss. 


oyes,  '85. 
Pratt,  'fi 
Stacy,  '85. 


,JO.  W.  Pratt,  '85. 
3*»  }  G.  F. 


37] 


38 


I 

39^ 
40] 


Second  Floor. 

H.  M.  Painter,  '84. 
O.  T.  Sherwood.  '84. 
M.  D.  Ormes.  '85. 
C.  R.  Stiles,  '85. 
G.  H.  Makuen.  '84. 
G.  H.  Bixbv.  '86. 
C.  E.  Helli'er.  '86. 


Second  Floor. 

53-!  H.  Baldwin.  '85. 
^    i  L  H.Mayer,  '84. 
^^\  B.  H.  Pendleton, '84. 
55  •{  B.  Scharps,  '84. 

/K  H.  S.  Ames,  '86. 
5°  \  D.  A.  Moore,  '86. 


Third  Floor, 

_  j  W.  S.  Allis,  '84. 
5'  {  C.  E.  Holmes,  '84. 
58 •(  Mr.  Bostwick. 
_^  ]  C.  E.  Eaton. 
59  )  W.  E.  Eaton. 
.    j  B.  Arkell.  '86. 
^j  H.  S.  Nason, '86. 


5^ 


DIRECTORY. 

Fourth   Floor. 

North  Enti7. 

Third  floor. 

W.  D.  Evans.  85. 

First  Floor. 

,„,  I  J.  R.  Halsey.  '84. 

6i 

S.  B.  Hume.'Ss. 

81 

P.  Edgar.  '86. 

105 

P.  E.  Jenks.  -84. 

W.  S.  Hume.  '87. 

H.  A.  laggard, '86. 
F.  H.  Kelley,  '86. 

106 

R.  Foster.  '84. 

6a 

E.  Coley.  '84. 

81 

L.  F.  Buell.  -Bj. 

W.  Coley,  -84. 

E.  R.  Kellogg,  86. 

107 

G.  H.Woodhull.'gi 

63 

F.  W.  Francis,  '85. 

84 

N.  M.  Goodieti.  '86 

108 

R.  Ellis.  -85. 

64 

L.  W.  Churchill.  -86 

C.  S.  Wiley.  -85. 

W.  B.  Goodwin.  '86 

Second  Floor. 

85 

E.  N.  Hidden,  M- 

Fourth  Floor. 

86 

Prof.  Richards. 

C.  W.  Ho]lv,  "•-, 

G.  G.  Cornwell,  -86. 

log 

F.  D  Leffirieivi-il  '87 

HOBTH  MIDDLE. 

88 

W.  A,  Robbins. '86. 
T.  W.  Weston.  '85. 

Ito 

W.  A.  Cornish.  '87. 
H.  F.  Perkins,  '87. 

BoDth  Eutrj. 

W.  R,   Douglass.  'S; 

Fint  Floor. 

Third  Floor. 

G.  D.  Peuec.  '87. 

89 

Prof.  H.  P.  Wright. 

F.Cochrane. -37. 

65 

T.  R.  Carlet,  '86. 

W.  L.  Cross.  '85. 

S.  Knight,  '87. 

J.  P.  Waring,  86. 

90 

W.  F.  Frear,  '85, 

66 

C.  W.  Copeland,  '84 

D.  D.  Bidivell.'86. 

67 

F.  G.  Pe.ers.  '86. 

9' 

E,  N.Brandegee,  ■8fi 

E,  S.  Bacon,  '86. 

L.  P.  Peel.  '85. 

Bortfa  Entrj. 

6S 

R.  Francke.  'Be. 
E.  T.  Hall,  '86. 

93 

F.  Van  Allen.  85. 
Fourth  Floor. 

First  Ftcor. 

H.  T.  Safford.  -36. 

Stiond  Floor. 

W.  Brooks,  '87. 

113 

W.  G.  Stebbins. -86. 

93 

r   u,,u,  -a-. 

114 

B.  Lay,  '84. 

''9 
70 

J.  Hall. 

W.  T.  Tomlinson. 

W.  L.  Cannon. 

Mr.  Tighe. 

F.  R.  Smith.  '86. 

R.  U.  Tyler,  -36. 

Yung  Kwai.  '84. 

^^     S.*E!cobb."^87. 
*•     C.  0.  Scoville. '87. 
95-;  E.  L.  Caldwell,  "87. 

.  JF.  C.  Howe, -87. 
^Mj.Le.ere..,'87. 

.16 
117 

C.  D.  Buck.  '66. 
F.B.  Hungetfoid.'se 

SecoftJ  Floor. 
Prof.  Barbour. 

72 

118 

Prof.  Sumner. 
Prof.  Phillips. 

NOBTH  OOLLEaE. 

119 

W.  Williams.  -84. 

Third  Floo*. 

Bonth  Entr7. 

Prof.  Ladd. 

7:1 

H.  E.  Hord.  '86. 
W.  C.  Sprague.  -86. 

Fint  Floor. 

Thi,d  Floor. 

J4 

A.  B.  Wells.  84. 

97 

F.  B.  Ste>.ens,  '84. 

Prof.  Peck. 

C.  A.  Moore,  '86. 

98 

W.H.  Goodyear. '86 

133 

Prof.  Seymour 

75 

F.  G.  Moore,  -86. 

C.  P.  Merrill.  '36. 

133 

P.  P.  Hubbard. '85. 

76 

F.  P.  Bacheler.  '85. 

99 

H.  B.  Ba^hore.  '86. 

E.  F.  Norton.  '85. 

C.  N.  Flint,  'Bs. 

CI.  Griggs,  *e6. 
S.  K.  Brcmner,  "86. 

134 

F.  0.  Ayres,  -84. 

).  N.Tuttle. -84. 

F.  J.  Winiion,  '86. 

Fourth  Floor. 

Fourth  Floor. 

77 

A.  S.  Phelps.  '86. 

Second  Floor. 

T.  W.  Poner.  '87. 

W.  L.  Phelps.  '87. 

R.  A.  Je.nberg,  '84 

135 

R.  H.  Wjeih,  -87. 

78 

T.  Penney.  '87. 

E.  0.  Hovey.  '84. 

136 

A.  a  BoQar.  '87. 

G.  H.  Vining,  '87. 

Mr.  Reynolds. 

F.  A.Meachain,'87. 

79 

1.  H.  Kirkham, 'B7. 

E.  M.  Chapman.  'B4 

W.  M.  Ab*ll.  '87. 

F.  R.Wl,Itilesey.'87 

103 

C,  S.  Buell,  '65. 

137 

R.  N.Corwin, '87. 

60 

P.  B-ibcodk,  '87. 

104 

G.  W.  Mallon. '85. 

138 

J.  Archibald.  '87. 

].  Babcock.'87. 

G.  E,  Vin,'enl.  '85. 

A.G.  Hunt. -87. 

DIRECTOR  Y. 


SoiUi  Entr;. 

E.  H.  Hunter, '85, 
W.  E,  WalLrr, '85. 
H.Uison. -86. 
E.  B.  Lear.  'S6. 
W.T.  Nichols.  ■84. 
W.  H.  Sanford.  '84. 

StCBitd  FlaoT. 

■Ids,  ' 
er.  '84. 
133  {  F.  W.  Moore, 'Se. 
„  i  W.  Carpenler.  '84. 
'"(W.L.  Strong.  84. 


Third  Floor. 
\^t\  Mr.  RiplEy. 
137  ■{  C.  Ross,  '84. 
,  J  J  H.  D.  Coll. '84. 
'3"}  R.  C.  Coll. '85, 

''39  j  H.M.  Woll,  '84. 

Fourlk  Floor, 
,.„j  H.  W.  Prouiy. -84. 
'*°\  I.  I.  Soulhcr. -84. 
141  O-  S.  Brinlon, '86. 
,  ,J  C.  E.  Botsford.  '84, 
'*'}  N.H.  Castle, '84. 
„,iT.  Darling. -86. 
'■'3}  E.  A.  Hine, -86. 


HlMsEnU;. 

Firtt  Floor. 

(I.A.  Blake. '8s. 
'j  H.  R.  Grecii.'Bs- 

0.  Carhati,  'Ss. 
'    W.  Carhart,  '85. 

H.  K.  HarriloD, 
'     C.  S.  Shcive.  '85, 

C.E.Montgomerr 

R.  A.  Sands, 'Bs. 

Stcond  Floor, 


150J  Professor  Bailey. 
,,,     I.  M.  CURgett. 'S^. 
^      F.  A.  Christian, '85. 

,„     W.  A.  Hawler.'8s- 
'5'     T.  S.  Hawley,;87. 

Third  Floor. 
153^  Mr.  Cooper. 
,,.|W.  Jarvis.-85. 
'"1  1.  W.  Plainer. '85, 
155^  O.  McKee.  ■84. 

,  (  W.  S.  Baldwin, '85. 
'5")  E.  B.  Phelps, -85. 
Behrisch,  '84. 


',.  Cohen,  '84, 


Fourth  Floor. 
,^„J  D.  H,  Buffum,  -85. 
'5")  H.  S.  Brooks,  "85. 
J  W.  Maxwell. 'Ss. 
■59)  CD.  Napier. '85. 
160^  L.  M.  Gram,  '36. 
,    (  F.  B.  Brandeaee,  '85, 
""n.  A.  Merrill, -85. 

"•^  i  C.  L.  Way.  '85. 


Fourth  Floor. 
,,,  (L.  B.  Gleason,  'Ss. 
'")  W.  F.  Peei, -Si- 
17s  ■(  R.  Hickox. '86. 
-  W.S.Case.'Ss. 
' '"  1  W.  M.  Derby.  '85. 

J  A.Cowles. '86. 
'"(  D.  Win»ion, '86. 


„- IC.  E.  Cushing,  85. 
'""JS.  Phelps.  86. 
I  D.  Kinlay, -84. 
'"1  If  ■  Roache. -86. 

,„„(  F.  Strong,  -84. 
"°10.  Strong. '85. 

.  {  W.  W.  Savery,  '84. 
"M  S.  W.  Scoti. '^86. 

„  J  F.  H.  Dodge. '84. 
'")  E.  A.  Metrltt, '84. 
183  ■{  Ptof.  Knapp. 


OLD  OHAPEL. 


Horth  Entry. 

First  Floor. 

H.  Buist, '84. 

E.  S.  Lough.  '84. 

F.  Connell.  '84. 

G.  M.  Cheney.  "84. 
'   "I.  Condit,  '86. 

P.  Herod,  '86. 

Sctoad  Floor. 
I  L.  M.  Dngcett.  '84. 
C.  A.  Watrous,  -84. 
^.  Wood,  "84. 
E.  Eliot,  '84. 
H.  G.  Samson,  '84. 
,-    )  H.  R.  Wagner,  ■84. 
'85.  '^9}  C.M.Walker. '84 


.CO  J. 


•^^li^.". 


A.  Bates,  '86. 
S.  Duicher.  '86. 

E.  Hard.  '86. 
Woollen.  '86. 
W.  Peet,  '86, 
C.  Si  ilea.  '86. 

F.  Com 
J.  Corkery, '86. 


■86. 


'86. 


'86. 


167  •[  J 


■85. 


Third  Floor. 
j  S.  P.  McCalmont.'S, 
(  1.  H.  Stevenson. '8. 
-J  Prof.  B«ers. 
(  I.O.Lincoln. '84. 
)  H.L.  Whiitlfs      ■" 


I  R.  H.  Ker 


■85. 


J  J.  A.  Myers.  '85. 


V.  M   Gall 

:.  L.  Smith. ''86. 

t.  L.  Fellows,  '8' 
:.  O.  Fellows,  '8 
(.  L  Adams,  '86. 
V.  A.  Adams."' 
',  H.Ames,  '8 
;.  Dickey.  '86. 
:.  iM,  Lewis.  'I 
;.  W.  Pierson, 


DUKFBE. 

First  EnU;. 

Firtt  Floor. 
t  J.  M.  Dawson.  '84. 
)  A.  H.  Pratt,  '84. 
1  W.C.  McMillan, '84. 
I  N.G.  Williams. '84. 


DIRECTORY. 


203 


204 


Second  Floor. 

R.  Tompkins,  '84. 

J.  H.  Arnot,  '85. 

H.  A.  Worcester,  '84. 


Second  Floor. 


,,    (  S.  R.  Bertron.  '85. 
''9  jo.  P. 


Bright,  '85. 


Second  Floor. 

\  E.  A.  Lawrence,  '84. 
^35  \  A.  C.  Waitc,  -85. 


220 


W.  J.  Worcester,  '85.       ]  C.  B.  Hobbs.  '85. 


j  A.  C,  Thomson,  '85.  236 -{  Prof.  Loomis. 


Third  Floor. 

Prof.  Whitney. 

S.  W.  Hopkins,  '84. 

A.  H.  Ely,  '85. 

Fourth  Floor. 


207 -{  Prof.  Wheeler. 
^A  E.  R.  Adee,  '85. 
^°°  {  E.  A.  Schultze.  '85. 


Third  Floor. 


221 


222 


\  J.  G.  Holliday,  '84. 
\  N.  C.  Knight.  '84. 


McCormick,  '84. 
L.  Porter,  '84. 


237 


Third  Floor, 

I.  Sanford,  '84. 
T.  Shelton,  84. 


Fourth  Floor. 

_  \  C.  H.  Allen.  '85. 
^^^\  S.  D.  Capen.  "85. 

]  W.  H.  Jessup,  '84. 

\  T.  G.  Lawrance,  '84. 


224 


IS-. 

«ofl  i  A.  V.  Armour,  '84. 
^3»  \  R.  W.  Hamill.  '84. 

Fourth   Floor. 

,^^j  J.T.A.  Dooliiile.-84 
^39^  w.  A.  Taylor. '84. 
240 •{  Prof.  Tarbell. 

EAST  DIVIHITT  HALL 


209 


210 


Second  Entry. 

First  Floor. 

H.  B.  Twombly,  '84. 
E.  Wells,  '84. 
K.  Gorham,  '85.  225 

W.T.  Weymouih.'Ss. 


226 


211 
212 


213 
214 


215 
216 


227 
228 


Second  Floor. 

H.  H.  Higbee,  '84. 

F.  C.  Hughson,  '84. 

G.  Fountain,  '84. 
J.  T.  Swift,  '84 

Third  Floor. 

R.  McDonough,  '85. 
C.  T.  Mathews,  '85.   229 
G.  W.  Patterson,  '84. 
W.  M.  Spier,  '84.        230 

Fourth  Floor. 


H.  W.  Beckwiih,  '85.  j 
H.  L.  Duggett,  '85.  ^^^  / 
H.  B.  Anderson,  '85.  \ 
H.  F.  James, '85.        ^32^ 


Fonrth  Entry. 

Fifst  Floor. 

J.  C.  Flanders,  '85. 
D.  W.  Mulvane,  '85. 
J.  B.  Keogh,  '85. 
R.  Pitkin.  '85. 

Second  Floor. 

W.  B.  Bristow,  "84. 
H.'C.  McDowell, '84. 
J.  W.  Oakford,  '84. 
F.  D.  Trowbridge, '84. 

Third  Floor. 

H.  C.  Hopkins,  '84. 
H.  B.  Cromwell,  '84. 
H.  E.  Hand,  '84. 

Fourth  Floor. 

• 

D.  Baldwin,  '85. 
W.  Catherwood,  '85. 
W.  Terry,  '85. 
F.  J.  Vernon.  85. 


I 
2 

3 


5 
6 

IK 

8 

9 
10 

II 

12 

13 
14 

15 


Second  Floor. 

Prof.  Harris. 
J.  B.  Lawrence, 
A.  W.  Stanford. 
U.  O.  Mohr. 
C.  L.  Speranza. 
Prof.  Day. 


J.  G.  Dubbs 
John  E.  Bus 
N.  Plass. 


Middle  Entry. 
First  Floor. 


217 
21S 


j  C.  W.  Culler,  '85. 
/  R.  S.  Smrrs.  'Ss. 
j  L.  O.  Baird,  '85. 
j  L.  Foster,  '85. 


Fifth  Entry. 

First  Floor. 

j  N.  P.  Bigelow,  *84. 
^^^  {  F.  K.  Ciiriis, '84. 
,^,  i  H.  L.  Dawes.  '84. 
^•♦^  A.  L.  Fnrwcll,  '84. 


shnell. 


Prof.  Fisher. 
T.  P.  Thomas. 

C.  N.  Curtis. 
F.  Tuckerman. 

D.  A.  Mac  Lean. 
W.  J.  Mutch. 

N.  B.  Kelley. 
A.  P.  Hall. 

Third  Floor. 


\']\  G.  W.  Henderson. 
18-^  E.  K.  Holden. 
19-!  A.  D.  Bissel. 
20-^  D.  DeW.  Brewer. 
21^  S.  W.   Delzell. 
2i\  J.  D.  Jones, 
23  j  D.  C.  Reid. 
24 -{  J.  C.  Cromer. 
25^  T.  M.  Yundt. 

E.  E.  Aiken. 

B.  W.  Bacon. 
27^  C.  H.  Smith. 
28 -j  F.  A.  Gaylord. 
29  <  W.  Joseph. 
30-;  H.  S.  Brown, 
j  C.  D.  Greeley. 
(G.  H.  Perry,  Jr. 


26 


31 


54 


DIRECTOR  V. 


Fourth  Floor. 

32-^  F.  Woodard. 
33  <  M.  E.  Hedding. 
34 -(  C.  W.  Preston. 
35 -{  Walter  Ellis. 

.  i  I.T.  Hott. 
^    ]  S.  S.  Aikman. 
37 -j  W.  W.  McKinney. 

38  j  John  C.  Mitchell. 

39  <  G.  R.  Freeman. 
40'{  H.C.  McKnight. 

j  W.  Sandbrook. 
'♦^  /  F.  V.  Davies. 
42^  W.  H.  Medlar. 
43 -{  J.  J.  Thompson. 

W.  G.  Poor. 

P.  Roberts. 

M.  W.  Chunn. 

W.  W.  Dumm. 


60 


44 
45 

46 


47^ 
48-! 


South  Tower. 
C.  W.  Wadsworih. 


J  D.  E.Williams. 
\  J-  Jones. 


50^ 


North  Tower. 


i  !•  Jones. 
53  1  E.  Roberts. 
54 -(  A.  J.  Turkle. 


WEST  DIVnriTT  BALL. 
First  Floor. 


55 
56 

57 
58 


j  H.C. 
(  P.  R. 


Bolton. 
Bolton. 
Z.  N.  Allen. 
C.  L.  Hyde. 
W.  L.  Culberl. 
R.  N.  Brace. 
C.  D.  McCandliss, 
\  J.  V.  Hanna. 
^    j  J.  C.Gladwin. 
59  {  D.  L.  Hough. 


62 


65 


68 


C.  Turner. 
.  T.  Ross. 

E.  Potts. 

W.  Bond. 
.  P.  Brandegee. 

M.  Day,  Jr. 
G.  Snydacker. 
C.  Schwab. 

L.  Shipman. 

R.  Cooley. 
.  A.  Brown. 
.  H.  Ludington. 

L.  Hood. 

D.  Bernard. 
V.  Anderson. 

.  S.  Evarts. 
W.  Sharp. 
.  T,  Williams. 
H.  Martin. 
72^  C.  A.  Dodge. 

Second  Floor. 

73 -{  J.  A.  Stemen. 
74-!  H.  P.  Snvder. 
\  C.  A.  Wight. 
75  \  W.  E.  Wing. 
,  j  F.  H.  Pomeroy. 
'^  /  W.  Allender. 
77 «{  Isaac  Norris,  3d. 
78^  D.  P.  Birnie. 
79-^  C.  D.  Harp. 
8o-(  H.  Fairbank. 
81^  Palton. 

82-^  C.  H.  Dickenson. 
83-^  C.  T.  C.  Whitcomb. 
84^.  E.  S.  Fisk. 
85 -<  Raynolds. 
g^  3  E.  Y.  Judd. 
^^  ]  F.  C.  Truslow. 


93 

94 

95 
96 

97 
98 

99 
100 

lOI 


I 


102 
103 
104 
105 

106 

107  I 

108^ 
109K 

IIO-J 

.„{ 

112 

"3 

114 
115 


E.  H.  Burt. 
G.  E.  Paddock. 
G.  R.  Dickinson. 
C.  H.  Small. 
E.  O.  McFarlan. 
H.  L.  Elderdice. 
G.  T.  W.  Patrick. 

E.  H.  Barbour. 

F.  F.  Abbott. 

C.  Thome. 

E.  H.  Alcutt. 

Fourth  Floor. 

H.  W.  Hunt. 

F.  L.  Stevens. 

G.  M.  Duncan. 
F.  A.  Mansfield. 
J.  C.Oliver. 
Henry  Oliver. 
E.  Blake. 

H.  W.  Blake. 
E.  S.  Carr. 

D.  W.  Barry. 

C.  E.  Hitchcock. 
A.  P.  Miller. 
Thomas. 

S.  G.  Merrick. 

D.  R.  Pennock. 
J.  L.  Notl. 

C.  R.  Bruce. 

D.  W.  Morgan. 
C.  W.  Goodrich. 
A.  Colgate. 

Soath  Tower. 


ii7«{  H.  A.  Mclntire. 
118^  J.T.  Whalley. 
C.  R.  Burr. 
Wilson. 


87 
88 

89 
90 

91 


Third  Floor. 

E.  H.  Sneath. 
H.  L.  Townsend. 
C.  L.  Goodrich. 
A.  G.  Pettingill. 


"9JE.S. 
120  •{ 


^  t  J.  E  Doane. 


S.  M.  McNeil. 


North  Tower. 

122'/  H.  M.  Bowden. 
123 -I 

^    i  W.  A.  Nettleton. 
"'^  (  Geo.  W.  Norton,  Jr. 


55 


Commencement. 

"  Wednesday^  June  27th,  1883, 


HONORARY    DEGREES   CONFERRED. 

LL.D. 

Senator  Thomas  F.  Baj-ard,  Del. 

Justice  Wm.  B.  Woods,  of  U.  S.  Supreme  Court,  Yale,  '45. 

George  Shiras,  Pittsburg,  Pa.,  Yale,  '53. 

D.D. 

Rt.  Rev.  John  Williams,  Middletown,  Epis.  Bishop  of  Connecticut. 
Rev.  A.  S.  Twombly,  Boston,  Yale  '54. 

M.A. 

Gov.  Thomas  M.  Waller,  of  Conn. 
Geo.  W.  Cable,  New  Orleans,  La. 
Professor  Henry  B.  Sands,  New  York  City, 

Degrees  in  Course, 

PH.D. 

Arthur  E.  Bostwick,  B.A. 

M.A.  {on  examination^ 

Waller  H.  Buell,  B  A.  Roger  Foster,  B.A. 

B.  Rush  Mendell,  B.A. 


SENIOR  APPOINTMENTS. 


Valedictory. 
E.  H.  Moore,  Jr.,  Denver,  Col. 


Salutatorr. 
F.  W.  Kellogg,  Red  Wing,  Minn. 


PHILOSOPHICAL  ORATIONS. 


Stephen  L.  Geisthardt,  Norwich. 
Chas.  M,  Kendall,  Angelica,  N.  Y. 


Ed.  I.  Bosworth,  Elgin,  III. 
Woolsey  Carmalt,  New  York  City. 


ORATIONS. 


Allyn  C.  Loomis,  Windsor. 
Chas.  C.  Sherman,  Syracuse,  N.  Y. 
Arthur  B.  Cornwall,  New  Haven. 
Horace  D.  Taft,  Cincinnati.  O. 


Ed.  G.  Bourne,  Sharon. 
William  I.  Grubb,  Cincinnati,  O. 
Carll  A.  Lewis,  New  Haven. 
Joseph  M.  Lewis,  New  York  City. 


56 


COMMENCEMENT. 


T.  S.  Southworth,  Springfield,  Mass. 
William  Price,  Poltstown,  Pa. 
George  P.  Carroll,  Foresiville. 
Samuel  B.  Plainer,  Newark,  N.  J. 
Henry  E.  Bourne,  Sharon. 
Edward  T.  McLaughlin.  Litchfield. 
Arthur  E.  Bowers,  North  Manchester. 
George  W.  Johnston,  Frankfort,  Ky. 
Everett  J.  Esselstyn,  Hollowville.N.  Y. 
Clifford  S.  Kelsey,  Bridgeport. 
W.  E.  Nettleton,  Stockbridge,  Mass. 
Austin  L.  Bowman,  South  Windsor. 


Herbert  R.  Smith.  Norwalk. 
Harold  Vernon,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
M.  E.  Dunham,  Edgartown,  Mass. 
Lincoln  Satterthwait,  Trenton,  N.  J. 
Richard  M.  Bissell,  Chicago,  111. 
Arnold  G.  Dana.  New  Haven. 
Henry  E.  Fisk,  Chicago,  111. 
Daniel  S.  Knowlton,  Biddeford,  Me. 
Chas.  C.  Clarke,  Jr.,  Sing  Sing,  N.  Y. 
George  C.  Jennings,  Cleveland,  O. 
Victor  E.  Helleberg,  Cincinnati,  O. 


DISSERTATIONS. 


John  Pierpont,  New  Haven. 
George  H.  A.  Lyford,  Cincinnati,  O. 
David  F.  Read,  Bridgeport. 
Albert  Carr,  Collinsviile. 
Sherman  D.  Thacher,  New  Haven. 
Samuel  B.  Childs.  East  Hartford. 
Andrew  L.  Sawyer,  Greenwich. 
Frank  H.  Beede,  Dover,  N.  H. 


Robert  H.  Cornish,  Gillette,  N.  J. 
Irving  W.  Han,  Southington. 
Harry  W.  Latham,  Bridgeport. 
Henry  W.  Calhoun,  New  York  City. 
Marcus  Morton,  Jr.,  Andover,  Mass. 
Benj.  V.  Harrison,  Montclair,  N.  J. 
Joseph  J.  Rose,  Bridgeport. 
Charles  E.  Sacked,  Westfield,  N.  Y. 


DISPUTES. 


William  A.  Jackson,  Norwalk. 
Austin  R.  Preston,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 
Horace  G.  Hoadley,  New  Haven. 
Cleveland  L.  Moffatt,  Newion,  N.  J. 
Charles  Halsey,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Wilbur  E.  Houpt,  Somerset,  N.  Y. 
Sheldon  Q.  Kerruish,  Cleveland.  O. 
William  H.  Slock  well.  Orange,  N.  J. 
William  Trumbull,  Valparaiso,  Chili. 
Lucius  Boltwood,  New  Haven. 
Fred.  C.  Leonard,  Spring  Mills,  N.  Y. 
Clifford  D.  Ham,  Dubuque,  Iowa. 


George  L.  Burton,  New  Haven. 
Frederick  W.  Havens,  Bridgeport. 
David  H.  Buel.  Yonkers,  N.  Y. 
Seward  H.  Fields,  Atlanta,  III. 
Samuel  R.  Jewett,  Chicago,  III. 
Frank  P.  Sproul,  Pittsburg,  Pa. 
Chas.  S.  Foote.  Port  Henry,  N.  Y. 
Francis  B.  Kellogg,  Avon. 
James  F.  Raymond,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Joseph  H.  Nelson.  Aurora,  III. 
Isaac  B.  Newton,  Norwich,  N.  Y. 
Edward  E.  Smith,  Birmingham. 


COLLOQUIES. 


Henry  A.  Forcheimer,  Mobile,  Ala. 
Joseph  R.  Parrott,  Oxford,  Me. 
Charles  W.  Burpee,  Waterbury. 
Edward  N.  Dingley,  Lewiston,  Me. 
Charles  J.  Foote,  New  Haven. 
John  F.  Craul.  Hall,  Pa. 


F.  D.  Chamberlain,  West  Chester.  Pa. 
Arthur  L.  Fisk,  Northampton,  Mass. 
John  E.  Wayland,  New  York  Citv. 
Phllo  C.  Black.  Dallas  City,  III. 
Rollin  A.  Sawyer,  Jr.,  Greenwich. 
Thomas  D.  Hustedf,  Peekskill,  N.  Y. 


Dudley  Phelps,  New  York  City. 
Yew  Fun  Tan,  Kwongtung,  China. 
Laurent  C.  Deming,  Hartford. 
William  H.  Merrill,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
George  S.  Lynde,  Bangor,  Me. 
John  A.  Moore,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 


Denison  B.  Tucker,  New  Haven. 
George  Cromwell,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Charles  R.  Corwith,  Chicago,  111. 
Henry  M.  Hoyt,  Kingston,  Pa. 
Charles  Loughridge,  Chicago,  III. 


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COMMENCEMENT. 

LAW  SCHOOL  COMMENCEMENT. 
June  26y  1883, 

Prayer  by  the  President. 

Townsend  Prize  Orations:  The  Constitution — has  it  fulfilled  the  inten- 
tions of  its  framers?    William  B.  Hill,  B.A.,  New  Haven. 

**The  Responsibilities  of  Directors  of  Private  Corporations/'  Henry  C. 
White,  B.A.,  New  Haven. 

"The  Use  of  Money  in  Elections."  Daniel  W.  Lawler,  B.A.  Prairie  da 
Chien,  Wis. 

Oration — **The  Reponsibilities  of  the  Legal  Profession  in  a  Republic,**  by 
Hon.  Thomas  F.  Bayard,  LL.D. 

Townsend  Prize,  $100  (for  pronouncing  the  best  oration  at  g^raduation), 
D.  W.  Lawler. 


ANNIVERSARY  EXERCISES  OF  THE  THEOLOGICAL  SEMINARY. 

May  77,  1883, 

"Christianity  in  its  Relation  to  Criminals,"  Milton  E.  Churchill,  Gales- 
burg,  III. 

•*  The  Place  of  Christ  in  Christian  Theology,"  John  H.  Albert,  Western.  Iowa. 

'•  The  Christian  Mystics,"  Myron  P.  Dickey.  Derry,  N.  H. 

"  Protestantism  not  Responsible  for  the  Rise  and  Spread  of  Infidelity,"  Daoiel 
M.  Lewis,  Pomeroy,  O. 

**The  United  Brethren  in  Christ,"  Edmund  S.  Lorenz,  Westerville,  O. 

"The  Individual  and  the  Race  in  the  Teaching  of  the  Mediaeval  Church," 
George  W.  Henderson,  North  Craftsbury.  Vt. 

"Kuenen's  Religion  of  Israel,"  Henry  L.  Richardson,  Berlin,  Wis. 

"  The  Distinctive  Character  of  the  Fourth  Gospel,"  John  E.  Bushnell,  Old 
Saybrook,  Conn. 

"  The  Inspiration  to  Inquiry,"  N.  T.  Edwards,  Princeton,  III. 

"  Islam  not  the  Absolute  Religion,"  Hohannes  Krikoryan,  Aincab,  Turkey. 


COMMENCEMENT  SPEAKERS. 
June  27,  1883. 

Salutatory  Oration  in  Latin,  Fred.  W.  Kellogg,  Red  Wing.  Minn. 

"The  Political  Future,"  Thomas  D.  Husted,  Peekskill,  N.  Y. 

"The  Demand  upon  College  Men  for  Teachers  in  our  Common   Schools." 

Frank  H.  Beede,  Dover,  N.  H. 
"  The  Power  of  Solitude,"  Harold  Vernon.  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
"The  Future  of  the  South."  William  I.  Grubb,  Cincinnati.  O. 


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COMMENCEMEN  T. 

**  Peter  Cooper's  Life — A  Practical  Solution  of  the  Problem  of  Capital  and 

Labor/'  Charles  Halsey,  Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
"Garibaldi,"  Sherman  D.  Thacher,  New  Haven. 
"  The  Influence  of  Darwinism  on   Religious  Thought,"  Robert  H.  Cornish, 

Gillette,  N.  J. 
"The  Greek  Drama,"  Woolsey  Carmalt,  New  York  City. 
••  Erasmus,"  George  Washington  Johnston,  Frankfort,  Ky. 
"  The  English  Constitution  in  the  Thirteenth  Century,"  Horace  Dutton  Taft, 

Cincinnati,  O. 
**  The  Genius  of  Unrest,"  Edward  Tompkins  McLaughlin,  Litchfield. 
Oration — "  The  Influence  of  Republican  Institutions  on  Statesmanship."  with 

the  Valedictory  Address,  Eliakim    Hastings  Moore,  Jr.,  Denver,  Col. 


S.  S.  S.  COMMENCEMENT. 
/une  2d,  i88j. 

1.  Charles  Locke  Scudder,  B.A.  (Biology),  Great  Barrington,  Mass.:  "On 
the  Origin  and  Nature  of  the  Proteolytic  Ferment  of  the  Gastric  Glands  of 
the  Rabbit." 

2.  Horatio  Southworth  Frazer  (Chemistry),  Holyoke.  Mass.:  **  On  the 
Bleaching  Process  used  in  Paper  Manufacture." 

3.  John  Alpheus  Allen  (Chemistry),  New  Haven  :  "On  the  Phosphates 
of  Mangane.se  produced  by  Reactions  of  Fused  Compounds." 

4.  Henry  Curtis  Nuit,  Jr.  (Civil  Engineering),  Boston,  Mass.:  "On  the 
Construction  of  Suspension  Bridges." 

5.  Edward  Bradford  Dench  (Biology),  Bridgeport :  "On  the  Anatomy 
and  Histology  of  the  Ear." 

6.  Charles  Milo  Carpenter  (Civil  Engineering),  Madison,  Wis.:  "  On  the 
Laniberton  Street  Iron  Bridge,  over  the  New  York,  New  Haven  &  Hartford 
Railroad." 

7.  Frederick  Elijah  Beach  (Dynamic  Engineering).  New  Haven:  "On 
the  Storage  of  Electrical  Energy." 

8.  Robert  Hawthorne  Wylie  (Biology),  Chester,  S.  C:  "  On  the  Germ 
Theory  of  Disease." 

9.  John  Bartholomew  (Dynamic  Engineering),  Guilford :  "  On  the  De- 
velopment of  Electrical  Science." 


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Junior  Appointments,  '84. 


PHILOSOPHICAL    ORATIONS. 


C.  E.  Bedell, 
G.  R.  Blodgett. 
W.  F.  Booth, 
E.  C.  Gale, 


G.  F.  Gruener, 
F.  S.  Jones. 
D.  Kinlay,  Jr.. 
C.  A.  Mead, 


J.  I.  Souther, 
S.  P.  Spencer, 
H.  B.  Twombly, 
H.  M.  Wolf. 


F.  S.  Allen, 
F.  O.  Ayres, 
R.  M.  Boyd,  Jr., 
C.  E.  Carr, 


HIGH   ORATIONS. 

E.  M.  Chapman, 
J,  S.  Havens, 
R.  W.  Hine. 
E.  A.  Lawrence, 


W.  T.  Nichols. 

S.  Stein, 

D.  A.  Walker. 


J.  M.  Burnam, 
W.  B.  Coley, 
F.  K.  Curtis, 
L.  M.  Daggett, 


ORATIONS. 

J.  R.  Halsey. 
G.  W.  Tudson, 
Yung  Kwai, 
R.  H.  Lyman, 
V.  C.  Peck, 


W.  W.  Savery. 

B.  Scharps, 

C.  S.  Seely, 
F.  Strong. 


W.  S.  Allis. 
S.  A.  Booth, 
E.  Eliot.  Jr., 
D.  H.  Griffing. 


C.  W.  Copeland, 
J.  M.  Dawson, 
K.  Foster, 
J.  G.  Holliday. 


N.  P.  Bigelow, 
N.  H.  Castle, 
E.  H.  Coley, 
R.  W.  Hamill. 


W.  Carpenter, 
H.  E.  Hand, 
F.  C.  Hughson, 
C.  J.  Jennings, 


J.  T.  A.  Doolittle, 
C.  E.  Eaton, 
M.  Evans, 
G.  Fountain, 


DISSERTATIONS. 

J.  Holden, 
C.  E.  Holmes, 
L  H.  Mayer, 
W.  E.  Nichols, 

FIRST   DISPUTES. 

E.  O.  Hovey, 
Beirne  Lay, 
J.  O.  Lincoln, 
E.  McCIellan, 

SECOND   DISPUTES. 

R.  A.  Jernberg, 
G.  J.  McAndrew, 
H.  M.  Painter. 
J.  H.  Penniman, 

FIRST   COLLOQUIES. 

G.  L.  Pardee, 
H.  G.  Samson, 
H.  T.  Shelton, 
C.  A.  Watrous, 

SECOND   COLLOQUIES. 

N.  C.  Knight, 
A.  Lambert, 
H.  McCormick,  Jr., 
E.  W.  Potter, 


G.  W.  Patterson,  Jr., 
C.  N.  Piatt. 
E.  L.  Porter, 
H.  R.  Wagner. 


G.  H.  Makuen, 
H.  W.  Prouty. 
T.  Tomlinson.  Jr., 
E.  A.  Wright. 


J.  B.  Reynolds, 
W.  M.  Speer, 
J.  T.  Swift, 
H.  L.  Whittlesey. 


N.  G.  Williams. 

I.  Wood. 

H.  A.  Worcester. 


W.  H.  Sanford, 
Ray  Tompkins, 
G.  Urquhart. 


do 


COMMENCEMENT. 


COMPARATIVE    RECORD  OF  JUNIOR  APPOINTMENTS. 

Y£AK. 

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98 

JUNIOR  EXHIBITION. 
March  ij,  1S83. 
:.  "  Hugh  LaLimer."  E.  M.  Chapman,  Saybrook. 

"The  Birth  of  the  Constitution, "  E.  C.  Gale,  Minneapolis,  A 
"  Leon  Gambetta,"  John  Holden,  Biidgeport. 
'■  Theodore  Parker."  G.  W.  Judson,  Siraiforii. 
'•  Robert  Burns,"  G.  H.  Makuen.  Goshen,  N.  Y. 
"  Savanaiola."  H.  M.  Painter.  West  Haven. 
"  William.  Prince  of  Orange,"  H.  B.  Twombly,  Boslon,  Mas 
"The  New  Civilization,"  H.  M.  Wolf.  Chicago,  III. 
The  piize  was  awarded  10  G.  H.  Makuen. 


TOWNSEND  ORATIONS. 
I.  "The  English    Republicans   ai    Ihe   Seventeenth   Cenlurr,"   Woolsey 
Caimalt. 

a.  "The  Practical  Workings  of  the  United  Slates  Goveinment  as  coni- 
.  pared  with  Ihe  Designs  of  the  Framers  of  the  Conslitulion,"  Horace  Dul- 
ton  Tafi. 

3.  "  United  Italy,"  Edward  Toropkins  McLaughlin. 

4.  "The  English  Republicans  ofihe  Seventeenth  Century  ."Edward  Increase 
Bos  north. 

5.  "  United  Italy,"  George  Prentiss  Carroll. 

6.  "  United  Italy,"  William  Trumbull. 

The  Deforest  Pri^c  of  %\tx>  was  awaided  10  E.  T.  McLaughlio. 


Premiums,  1882-83. 


John  A.  Porter  Prize  was  awarded  to  John  Wurts,  of  the  Latv  School 
Subject — The  Anti-Slavery  Movement  as  Relating  to  the  Federal  Consti- 
tution. 

ACADEMIC  DEPARTMENT. 

FELLOWSHIPS. 

Douglass  Fellowship — E.  T.  McLaughlin,  '83,  Litchfield,  Conn. 
Silliman  Fellowship — A.  E.  Bostwick,  '80,  Litchfield,  Conn. 

SCHOLARSHIPS. 

Lamed  Scholarship,  class  of  '82— Frank  F.  Abbott.  Class  of  'Sa.  D.  H. 
Platner. 

Clark  Scholarship — Carl!  A.  Lewis,  '83,  New  Haven. 

Berkley  Scholarship — E.  G.  Bourne,  '83,  Sharon,  Conn. 

Modem  Language  Scholarship — William  Price,  '83,  Pottstown,  Pa. 

Foote  Scholarships — E.  H.  Moore,  Jr.,  '83.  Denver,  Col.,  and  E.  G.  Bourne, 
'83,  Sharon,  Conn. 

MISCELLANEOUS   PRIZES. 

Cobden  Club  Medal  {{ox  ^ro^c'xeucy '\i\  Political  Economy).  £.  G.  Bourne, 
'83,  Sharon,  Conn, 

Scott  Prize  (for  excellence  in  German),  Chas.  C.  Sherman,  '83,  Syracuse, 
N.  Y. 

Scott  Prize  (for  excellence  in  French),  for  class  of  '84,  J.  S.  HolUday.  St 
Louis.  Mo.,  and  F.  D.  Pavey,  Washington  C.  H.,  O. 

Senior  Mathematical  Prizes — ist  prize — E.  H.  Moore,  Denver,  Col.  ad 
Prize — E.  J.  Esselstyn.  Hollowville,  N.  Y. 

Premium  for  Solution  of  Astronomical  Problems,  class  of  18S3 — ist  prize,  E. 
H.  Moore,  Denver,  Col.     2d  prize,  E.  J.  Esselstyn,  Hollowville,  N.  Y. 

Winthrop  Prizes,  for  class  of  '84 — ist  prize,  G.  F.  Gruener,  New  Haven. 
2d  prize,  F.  S.  Allen,  Bridgeport. 

Prizes  in  Composition,  ioi  class  of  '85 — First  Term:  1st  prizes — H.  deF. 
Baldwin,  j.  C.  Bridgman,  H.  L.  Doggett,  G.  W.  Mallon,  E.  L.  Richards. 
2d  prizes — W.  M.  Carhart,  W.  L.  Cross.  L.  Foster,  L.  P.  Peet.  F.  R.  Ship- 
man.     3d  prizes— C.  B.  Hobbs,  R.  J.  Pitkin,  G.  F.  Sucy,  P.  I.  Welles,  C.  S. 


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PREMIUMS. 


Wiley.  Second  Term :  ist  prizes — H.  deF.  Baldwin,  J.  C.  Bridgeman,  R. 
J.  Pitkin,  E.  L.  Richards,  F.  R.  Shipman.  2d  prizes — W.  M.  Carhart,  H.  L. 
Doggett,  C.  B.  Hobbs,  W.  Jarvis,  P.  I.  Welles.  3d  prizes— W.  L.  Cross,  L. 
Foster,  G.  W.  Mallon,  L.  F.  Robinson,  R.  S.  Storrs. 

Prius  for  excellence  in  Declamation^  {ox  class  of  '85,  W.  G.  Green,  L.  F. 
Robinson,  F.  R.  Shipman,  R.  B.  Williams,  equal  in  merit. 

MatAematAical  Prizes,  claiss  of  *Ss — ist  prize — G.  W.  Mallon.  2d  prizes — 
P.  I.  Welles,  H.  H.  White,  L.  O.  Wiggins.  3d  prizes— A.  A.  Crane,  W.  F. 
Frear,  G.  T.  Lindsley. 

Woolsey  Scholarship,  for  class  of  1886 — W.  A.  Parks,  Clinton. 

Hurlburt  Scholarship,  class  of  1886 — C.  M.  Lewis,  New  York. 

Third  Freshman  Scholarship,  class  of  1886 — O.  Dyer,  Jr.,  Mount  Vernon, 
N.  Y. 

Berheley  Premiums  for  excellence  in  Latin  Composition,  class  of  1886 — 1st 
grade — A.  L.  Fellows,  Norwich  :  C.  M.  Lewis,  New  York  ;  W.  H.  Parks, 
Clinton  ;  C.  W.  Pierson,  Florida,  N.  Y.;  J.  C.  Schwab,  Fordham  Heights, 
N.  Y.  2d  grade— D.  D.  Bidwell,  East  Hartford  ;  W.  A.  Brown,  New  York; 
C.  Dickey,  Cincinnati,  O.;  O.  Dyer,  Jr.,  Mount  Vernon,  N.  Y.;  H.  A.  Jag- 
gard,  Altoona,  Pa.;  E.  W.  Reid,  Lakeville. 

Mathimathical  Prizes,  class  of  1886 — ist  prizes — C.  W.  Pierson,  Florida, 
N.  Y.;  J.  Whitmore,  New  Haven.  2d  prizes — D.  D.  Bidwell,  East  Hartford  ; 
C.  M.  Lewis,  New  York.    3d  prize — J.  S.  Dutcher,  Ellenville,  N.  Y. 


LAW  SCHOOL. 

Townsend  Prize — D.  W.  Lawlor,  Prairie  du  Chien,  Wise. 

Jewell  Prize  ($50),  for  the  best  examination  at  graduation— S.i in.  Wei ty, 
B.  A.,  Illinois  Wesleyan  University,  La  Rose,  III. 

Betts  Prize  ($50),  for  the  best  examination  on   the  studies  of  the  junior 
year — William  Talcott,  B.A.,  Mt.  Union  College. 

HONORS — DEGREE  OF   LL.B. 

Seniors—^,  T.  Guernsey.  B.A.;    D.  W.   Lawlor,   B.A.;  Sain  Welty,  B.A.; 
Howard  J.  Curtis,  B  A.;  L.  B.  Hasbrouck,  B.A.;  G.  W.  Wheeler.  B.A. 

Juniors — Russell  Bigelow,  B.A.;  E.  B.  Graves,  B.A.;  S.  C.  Loomis,  B.A.; 
F.  H.  Mcintosh,  B.A.;  W.  C.  Talcott,  B.A.;  S.  L.  Whipple.  RA. 


MEDICAL  SCHOOL. 


Stearns  Prizes — ist  prize  $30,  G.  M.  Downes,  M.D.     2d  prize,  G.  F.  Fiske, 
M.D. 


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PREMIUMS. 


S.    S.    S.    PRIZES. 

June  26,  1883. 

Class  of  1883 — For  excellence  in  Civil  Engineering — Henry  Curtis  Nuti,  Jr.. 
Boston,  Mass. 

For  excellence  in  Dynamic  Engineering — the  prize  divided  between  John 
Bartholomew,  of  Guilford,  and  Frederick  Elijah  Beach,  of  New  Haven. 

For  excellence  in  German— John  Bartholomew,  of  Guilford,  Ct. 

Class  of  1884 — For  excellence  in  the  Mathematics  of  the  yunior  Year — the 
prize  awarded  to  Charles  Percival  Farquhar.  of  York,  Pa.,  with  honorable 
mention  of  Edwin  Musser  Herr,  of  Denver,  Colorado,  and  William  Wallace 
Nichols,  of  Manitou  Springs,  Colorado. 

Class  of  1885 — For  excellence  in  all  the  Studies  of  Freshman  Year — the  priic 
awarded  to  John  Venable  Hanna,  of  Kansas  City,  Missouri,  with  honorable 
mention  of  Charles  Dickerman  McCandiiss,  of  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

For  Excellence  in  Chemistry — the  prize  awarded  to  James  Jacob  Morgan,  of 
New  Haven. 

For  excellence  in  German — Louis  Milton  Schmidt,  of  New  Britain,  Ct. 

For  excellence  in  Mathematics — John  Venable  Hanna,  of  Kansas  City,  Mo. 

For  excellence  in  Mechanical  Drawing — the  prize  divided  between  John 
Joseph  Flather,  of  Bridgeport,  Conn.,  and  Sydney  Armour  Reese,  of  Daytoo. 
Ohio. 

For  excellence  in  Physics — ^John  Venable  Hanna,  of  Kansas  City,  Mo. 

First  Prizes  in  English  Composition — Greenville  French  Allen,  of  New 
Haven,  and  Charles  Dickerman  McCandiiss,  of  Philadelphia. 

Second  P rites  in  English  Composition — Robert  Neill  Brace,  of  Oobbs  Feny, 
N.  Y.;  Wallace  Sherman  Clark,  of  Norfolk.  Virginia  ;  John  Ethan  Hill,  of 
Mystic  Bridge,  Conn.;  Louis  Milton  Schmidt,  New  Britain,  Conn. 

Third  Prizes  in  English  Composition — Merrit  Mead  Clark,  of  Bedford, 
N.  Y.;  John  Joseph  Flather,  of  Bridgeport,  Conn.;  Irving  Cook  Gladwin, 
Sherburne,  N.  Y.;  John  Venable  Hanna,  Kansas.  City,  Mo. 


Courant  Prizes — For  the  best  Published  Poem — R.  C.  Rogers,  '83, 
•*  JCumathen"  For  the  best  prose  composition — J.  E.  Wayland,  '83,  *•  Homemr 
et  Patrier 

Record  Prizes — For  the  greatest  number  of  published  poems — Beiroe 
Lay,  '84.  For  the  best  humorous  piece — R.  Foster,  '84,  "  The  GmmbUt's 
Cure.*'     For  the  best  prose  piece — J.  E.  Wayland,  '83,  "  All  in  a  JUfe  TimeT 

r.  N.  Declamation  Prizes — First  Prize  ($10),  W.  A.  Brown.     Second  Prize 

($5),  A.  Colgate. 

The  Lit.  medal  was  awarded  to  W.  E.  Nichols,  '84. 


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OPEN  WEEK  DAYS,  FROM  9  A.M.  TO  8  P.M.      SUNDAYS  FROM  I  P.M.  tO  8  P.M. 

WILLABE  HASKELL.  Ph.D..  Curator. 


NEWSPAPERS. 

AMERICAN. 

Dailies. 
Albany  Argus. 


Literary  World.  PERIODICALS. 

Minneapolis  Sat.Spectator.  American. 

Naiion.  Amer.  Jour.  Sci.  &  Arts. 

Public.  Atlantic  Monthly. 

P"ck.  Bibliotheca  Sacra. 

San  Francisco  Post.  Catholic  World.' 

Science.  Century. 

Scientific     American    andEducaiion.     (Bi-monthly.) 

[larper's  Magazine. 

International  Review. 

Jour,  of  Speculative  Phil. 

Lippincott's  Magazine. 

Littell's  Living  Age. 

Loomis'  Journal. 

I            -w     r*       •      T       M  A  J         .    p.  r-        r^        j»    Ncw  Euglander.    (Bi-mo.) 
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Societies. 


George  R.  Blodgelt.  Guslave  F.  Gruener,  William  C.  McMillan 

Samuel  A.  Boolh,  Paul  E.  Jenks.  Hatry  M.  Painter, 

Wilbur  F.  Booth,  Frederic  S.  Jones,  Ray  Tomplilns, 

Maxwell  Evarts,  Alexander  Lambert,  Henry  B.  Twombly, 

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sE.v/OK  soci/rrv. 


e*  S.  19* 


c,  c«  a>. 


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Edwin  McClellan, 


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68 


JUNIOR   SOCIETY. 
PSI    UPSILON. 


Wallaces.  Allis, 
Allison  V.  Amour,' 
Fred.  McL.  Barbour, 
Nelson  P.  Bigelotv, 
William  B.  Brisiow. 
S.  A.  Booth, 
W.  F.  Boolh, 
Roberl  M.  Boyd,  Jr., 
Henry  Buisi,  Jr., 
Wilson  Caipenler, 
H.  D.  CoH. 
Edmund  P.  Cottle, 
Frederick  K.  Curtis, 
Leonard  M,  Datigell, 
Henry  L.  Daives, 
Fred.  H.  Dodge, 
Julius  T.  A.  Doolillle, 
Maxwell  Evarts. 
Arthur  L.  Farwell, 
Edward  0.  Gale. 


Guslave  F.  Gruener. 
Roberl  W.  Hamill. 
James  S.  Havens. 
Howard  H.  Higbee. 
Roderick  W.  Hine, 
Joseph  G.  Holliday, 
Charles  E.  Holmes, 
William  H.  Hyndmar 
Paul  E.  Jenks. 
Frederick  S.  lones, 
George  W.ludson, 
Robert  B.  Kerr, 
Newell  C.  Knighi, 
Edward  A.  Lawrence, 
Thomas  G.  Lawrance, 
Beirne  Lay, 
E.  S.  Luugh, 
George  H.  Makuen, 
Edwin  McClellan, 
Henry  C.  McDowell, 


William  T.Nichols, 
Henw  McM.  Painter, 
George  W.  Patterson, 
lacob  Perkins, 
Edwin  L.  Porter, 
James  B.  Reynolds, 
Edward  I.  Sanford, 
William  H.  Sanford, 
Henry  T.Shellon, 
-■■    !r  T.  Sherwood, 


Will 


ink  Siro 


n  L.  Str. 


William  A.  Taylor, 
Ray  Tompkins, 
Henry  B.  Twombly, 
Charles  M.  Walker, 
Dean  A.  Walker, 
Charles  A.  Wairous, 
A.  Parker  Wilder. 
Harry  A.  Worcester.     60 


Ernest  R.  Adee, 
Cliflbrd  B.  Allen, 
Henry  B.  Anderson, 
Lucius  O.  Baird, 
Henry  W.  Beckwith. 
Lewis  S.  Bigelow. 
John  C.  Bridgman. 
John  L,  Buel. 
David  H.  Buffum,  Jr.. 
Samuel  D.  Capen, 
William  S,  Case, 
Henry  G.Chase, 
Richard  C.  Coll, 


Herbert  L.  Doggelt, 
Walter  Farwell, 
Harlow  S.  Gale, 
Kenyon  Gorham. 
Edward  L.  Hidden, 
Henry  F.James, 
William  Jarvis, 
James  R.  Toy, 
Guj  W.  Mallon, 
Charles  T.  Matthews. 
James  A.  Merrill. 
William  P.  Morrison, 
Robcn  J.  Pitkin. 


Eugene  L.  Richards,  Jr., 
Edwin  W.  Robertson, 
Lucius  F.  Robinson, 
Harry  L.  Rollins. 
George  A.  Sanderson, 
Emil  A.  Schutize,  Jr., 
Frank  R.  Shipman, 
Wyllys  Terry. 
Arthur  C.  Thompson, 
William  T.G.  Weymouth, 


yUS'IOR   SOCIETY. 


DELTA    KAPPA    EPSILON. 


Frank  O.  Ayres, 
Geoige  R.  Bladgeli, 
Carl  E.  Boisfard, 
Frank  D.  Bowen, 
Neville  H.  Casile. 
Charles  W.  Capeland, 
HcDiy  B.  Cromwell, 
James  M.  Dawson. 
Reginald  Foster, 
Gerard  Founlain, 
John  R.  Halsev.  Jr.. 
Horace  E.  Hand, 
Henry  C.  Hopkins, 
S.  W.  Hopkins,  Jr., 


Reinerl  A.  Jernberg, 
William  H.  Jessup. 
Aleiandei  Lambert, 
James  O.  Lincoln. 
Henry  McCorcnick,  Jr 
William  C.  McMillan. 
Edwin  A.  Merrill, 
William  E.  Nichols, 
James  W.  Oakford. 
Charles  P.  Phelps, 
Albert  H.  Piair, 
Harry  W.  Prouty. 
Clinton  Ross, 
Harry  G,  Samson. 


lames  F.  Scott. 
John  I.  Souther. 
Selden  P.  Spencer. 
John  H.  Stevenson, 
John  T.  Swiri. 
Frank  D.  Trowbridge, 
Joseph  N.  Tutile. 
Harry  R.  Wagner. 
Edward  Wells.  Jr.. 
Nathan  G.  Williams, 
William  Willia.os. 
Herbert  W.  Wolcott, 
Joseph  Wood, 
Edward  A.  Wright.      4^ 


Francis  P.  Batcheler. 
Henry  D.  Baldwin. 
Samuel  R.  Bertron, 

toseph  A.  Blake, 
lerbert  J.  Boggis. 
Robert  S.  Bradley. 
Frank  B.  Brandegec. 
Oliver  P.  Blight. 
Henry  S.  Brooks. 
Wilson  Catherwood. 
Sidney  M.  Colgate. 
Henry  B.  Cosgrove, 
William  W.  Crehore. 


■85. 

Caiman  W.  Cutler. 
William  M.  Derby. 
Charles  S.  Dodge. 
Albert  H.  Ely. 
John  C.  Flanders. 
Lambert  Foster, 
Lafayette  B.  Gleason. 
Herbert  R.  Green. 
William  G.  Green. 
Benjamin  J.  Beaton, 
Charles  Bi  Hobbs, 

iohn  McHenry, 
.odney  McDonough, 


Caleb  E.  Montgomery, 
David  W.  Mulvane, 
John  P.  Parsons, 
William  F.  Peet. 
Robert  A.  Sands. 
George  F.  Stacy. 
Richard  S.  Storr*. 
Otis  Strong, 
Francis  J,  Vernon. 
George  E.  Vincent, 
Charles  L.  Way. 
Charles  S.  Wiley. 


SOPHOMORE   SOCIETIES. 


FRESHMAN  SOCIETY. 


Charles  Adams,  Jr.. 
James  Archbald.  Jr., 
Wilson  Brooks. 
Victor  B.  Caldwell. 
Sanford  E.  Cobb, 
Clinton  L.  Hare. 
Clarke  W.  Hully. 
Louis  K.  Hyde. 
Henr;  B.  Ketcham, 


Samuel  Knight,  John  N.  Pomeroy. 

Chas.  H.  Ludinglon.  Jr.,  Thomas  W.  Portpi. 


James  McCormick.  Jr.. 
William  McCormick, 
Robert  Maxwell, 
Thomas  Penney, 
Arthur  Perkins, 
William  L.  Phelps, 
Fred.  H.  Pomeroy. 


William  A.  Seichell. 
Walter  B.  Sheppard. 
John  C.  Simonds. 
Howard  C.  Tracy. 
George  H.  Vining, 
Wm.  D.  Washburn.  Ji 
R.  Homer  Wyelh. 


S.  S.  S.  SOCIETIES. 


Elwood  H.  Alcuii. 
Laurence' V.  Ben6t, 
Edward  Blake. 
Wallace  S.  Clark. 
Charles  P.  Farquhar, 
John  V.  Hanna. 


Edwin  M.  Herr. 
Charles  D.  McCandli; 
William  A.  Neiileion. 
William  W.Nichols. 
George  W.  Norton, 


John  C.  Oliver. 
Joseph  W.  Rogers, 
Chester  Thotne, 
William  V.S.Thor 
George  E.  Verrill, 


Her 


K  Oliv. 


Gustavo  Alfonso, 
John  F.  Babcock, 
Clarence  R.  Briiton 
Fred  S.  Bullene, 
Arthur  C.  Coates. 


Henry  M.  Montgomery. 
Daniel  T.  Pratt, 
Russell  Sargent. 
Clarence  W.  Sheldon, 
James  A.  Seymour. 


S.  S.  5.  SOCIETIES. 


William  H.  Gale, 
William  H.Lyon.  Jr.. 
Howard  Mailin, 


Isaac  Notri5,  3d, 
Royal  W.  Pinncy, 
Murray  Shipley.  Jr., 


Henry  L.  Townsend, 
Winslow  T.  Williams 


J.  Arlhur  Aivood.  Charles  P.  McAvoy,  Charles  T.  Richatdso 

Samuel  B.  Hawley,  William  A.  McDowell.  Frank  J.  Sievens. 

Amos  W.  Kimball,  Truman  H.  Newberry.  Elmore  A.  Wilfeis, 

Alben  Lucas.  Joseph  Powell,  Jr.,  Clarence  H.  Wood. 

Daniel  D.Mangam.  Jr..  John  Rice. 


S.  S.  S.  SOCIETIES. 


"4  V^ 


Chauncej'  R.  Burr, '84, 
James  M.  Maghee,  '84, 
Waller  A.  Sadd,  '84, 
WilliamG.  Sage.  •B4, 


Edwin  Y.  Judd,  '85,  Emil  Baumgarlen,  '86, 

Edwin  A.  Meiedilh.  '85.   Silas  W.  Bardetl.  '86, 
W,  Williams.  '85,  John  M.  Blakely,  '86. 

Edward  S.  Wilson.  'Ss,      Alexander  H.  Rudd,  '8 
Edwin  C.  Shaw,  '86. 


William  Allcnder. 
Nalhan  E.  Ayer, 
H.  Blake, 
Harry  L.  Burns. 
Lucian  T.  ('hapman. 


Morrison  T.  Hutchingson,  W: 


5.  S.  S.  SOCIETY. 


THE    CLOISTER. 


Gusiavo  Alfonso,  Arthur  C.  Coates,  Charles  L.  Gnffiih, 

John  F.  Babcock.  William  B.  Coit.  Edson  Keiih,  Jr.. 

Clarence  R.  Siillon,  Marlin  J.  Echeverria,  Danie)  T.  Praii, 

Fred  S.  Bullene,  Davenport  Galbraith,  Clarence  W.  Sheldon 

James  A  Sevmour. 


CAMPAIGN   COMMITTEES. 


D.  T.   Pkact,  amirman. 
I.  F.  Babcock.  W.  A.Nelllelon. 

C.  L.  Giiflith.  G.  E.  Vcrtili. 


L.  W.  Churchill. 


LAW  SCHOOL  SOCIETY, 


YALE   KENT  CLUB. 

OFFICERS. 

President,  Walter  P.  McCrory. 
Vice-President,  Samuel  Rinaker. 
Sec,  «5r»  Treas,,  James  T.  Moran. 

roll  of  members. 

Graduate  Students,  f  Honorary  Members). 

A,  J.  Brockschmidt.  M.A.,  M.L.,  LL.B.  E.  V.  Rayiiolds.  Ph.B..  LL.B. 

E.  L.  Gilbert.  LL.B.  G.  D.  VVairous,  B.A.,  LL.B. 

J.  H.  Holt,  LL.B.  H.  C.  White.  B.A..  LL.B. 
D.  W.  Lawler,  B.A..  LL.B. 


L.  W.  Baldwin. 

D.  N.  Barney.  B.A. 
R.  A.  Bigelow,  B.A. 
C.  M.  Brandon. 

W.  Brilton. 

N.  R.  Bronson,  B.A. 

A.  M.  Downes. 

A.  C.  Ely.  Ph.B. 

G.  M.  Frazine. 

R.  Gleeson. 

S.  P.  Gilbert. 

E.  B.  Graves,  B.A. 
J.  A.  Gray. 

H.  S.  Griggs,  B.A. 


Senior  Class, 

C.  H.  Hubbeil. 

J.  P.  Kellogg,  B.A. 

J.  B.  Klein. 

H.  H.  Knapp,  B.A. 

J.  Lcighton.  B.A. 

S.  C.  Looinis,  B.A. 

C.  S.  McChesney,  B.A. 

W.  P.  McCrory. 

F.  H.  Mcintosh. 

A.  C.  Matthewson. 

J.  T.  Moran. 

O.  F.  Murdock. 

A.  S.  Osborne,  B.A. 

W.  S.  Pardee,  B.A. 


C.  C.  Pavcy.  B.A. 
S.  Rinaker,  B.A. 
W.  K.  Shiras.  Ph.B. 
H.  S.  Stearns,  B.A. 
W.  E.  Talcott.  B.A. 
A.  M.  Thomas. 

J.  P.  Thomson. 

G.  M.  Wallace.  RA. 

D.  T.  Walsh,  B.A. 
F.  H.  Waters.  B.S. 
S.  L.  Whipple.  B.A. 
J.  G.  Willis. 

A.  B.  Wright.  B.A. 
J.  Wurts.  42 


yunior  Class. 

G.  S.  Bohwood,  B.A.         L.  K.  Hull.  B.A. 

E.  Butler.  Jr.  G.  P.  Ingersoll,  B.A. 

F.  D.  Chamberlain,  B.A.  S.  Judson.  Jr. 

J.  W.  DeLaCour.  F.  A.  Kellogg,  B.A. 

B.  Evans,  Jr.  F.  B.  Kellogg,  B.A. 

S.  N.  Hawkes,  B.A.  E.  J.  Kenncy. 

E.  K.  HoUiday.  F.  J.  Lawler. 

Whole  number  6g. 


J.  R.  Parroit,  B.A. 
H.  D.  Pryibil.  Jr. 
E.  E.  Smith.  B.A. 
H.  C.  Siorer. 
J  as.  H.Taylor. 
J.  G.  Tod. 

20 


7S 


Athletic  Interests 


1883-1884 


YALE  UNIVERSITY   BOAT  CLUB. 
PrtsidenI,  E.  A.  MerRITT.  '84. 
Vill  Ptendcnt.  A.  A.  NOVK.  '84  S.  S.  S. 
Sterttary,  C.  B.  Ali.en.  '85, 
Tn-asurtr,  Prof.  A,  M.  WllEBl.ER.  107  l>. 
Assiitaiil  Treasurer.  W.  G.  GreEN,  "85. 
Captain,  H.  R.  Flanders.  '85. 

Mouie  C,>mmiltee~9..  A.  Bigclo.v.   R.  W.  Hainiil.  '84.  N.  G.  William?.  "Sj 
Auditing  Cemmiilee—Ptol   W.  H,   Breiver.  346  Orange   si.;    Prof.  E.  I 
Richards,  135  Colleite  St.;  T.  G.  Lawiaiicc.  '84. 


'84.  President,  E.  A.  Meriin. 
Sec.  *■  7--,-,ij..  R.  W.  Har 
Captain,  F.  H.  Dodge. 

"86.  President,  C.  L.  Bailey. 
&c,  iSr-  rrnti..  D.  Winslo 
Captain,  A.  Cowles,  Jr. 


■85.  Pfetideni.).C.  Flamlcr!. 
5ri-.  &■  7i™i..  H.  L.  Doggell. 
Captain,  E.  A.  Schuiize. 

■87.  PreadeHl.%.  Knighl. 

Sec.  ^  Treat.,  T.  W.  Porlet. 
Captain,].  Rogers,  Jr. 


YALE-HARVARD  UNIVERSITY  RACE. 
New  London,  June  28,  1S83. 


/Marfan/ (crimson),  25  min.  46^  Si 
Referee~Gea\%e    Richards.      Judg^ 

Wheeler.      For    Hi 

George  A.  Adee.  '67.    For  Harvard 


Wal 


ya/^tblue).  36  min.  59  se 
I  Sieamtr—Fot  Yale:  Prof.  A.  S 
n.  ■69.  Time  Keepers— Tot  Yali 
lU  Bolle*.  '83.    >./f«  a/  M,  Fini 


-For  Yale  :  F.  B.  Brandegee.  '85.     For  Harvard  :  C.  P.  Perrii 


•83. 


//  THLE  TIC    IS'TERESTS, 


STATISTICS  OF  UNIVERSITY  CREW. 


Bow,   H.  R.  Flanders, 

2.  J.  R.  Parroit, 

3.  L.  K.  Hull.  Captain, 

4.  N.  T.  Guernsey,  L.S., 

5.  F.  S.  Peters, 

6.  W.  H.  Hyndman, 

7.  F.  VV.  Ro/i(ers. 
Stroke,  H.  T.  Folsom, 


(^lass. 

'85 
•83 
•83 
•Si 
•86 
•84 
•83 
•83 


Averages, 

Coxswain,  D.  B.  Tucker,  '83, 

Substitute,  C.  B.  Hobbs,  '85 
Substitute,  E.  A.  Merritt,  84, 


Arc. 

Height. 

Weight. 

23 

6.00 

162 

24 

5.08 

176 

23 

6.00 

177 

25 

5.11 

172 

20 

5. II 

174 

21 

5.09«' 

180 

24 

6.00 

169 

23 

5.10^ 

168 

23 

5.11 

172 

23 

5.08 

110 

• 

•       •       • 

175 

•         • 

•       • 

175 

Y.  U.  B.  C.  SPRING  REGATTA. 

On  the  Hari>or,  JVeiinesday,  May  r6,  i88j. 

Referee^  George  A.  A  dee.  '67. 

Judges— \S.    H.   Hyndman,  '84.    H.    R.    Flanders.    '85.  R.    Appleion.    '86. 
Timf-Keepers—Q\LQ\%^  St.  John   Sheffield,  '63,  L.  B.  Hillard,  '83.  F.  VV.  Rog- 
ers, '83. 

ONE   MILE    STRAIC.in-AWAY — DUNHAM    CREWS. 

(Color,  white.)  (Color,  blue.) 

Bow,  C.  S.  Dodge.  '85.  Bow,  W.  J.  Holly.  '83. 

2.  W.  T.  Ross,  '85  S.  S.  S.  2.  J.  P.  Terry,  '84.  S.  S.  S. 

3.  F.  J.  Vernon.  '85.  3.  F.  H.  Beede.  '83. 
Stroke,  VV.  \V.  Smith,  '83.  Stroke.  H.  Vernon,  '83. 

Time — 7  min.  6  sec.  Time — 7  min.  15  sec. 

EIGHT-OARED   SHELL   RACE—TWO   MILES. 

•84  (Color,  white.)  '85  (Color,  blue.)  '86  (Color,  red.) 


1.  G.  R.  Blodgett. 

2.  Alex  Lambert. 

3.  F.  H.  Dodge,  Capt. 

4.  Ray  Tompkins. 

5.  C.  S.  Beck.  Jr. 

6.  E.  A.  Merritt. 

7.  J.  F.  Scott. 

8.  E.  Wells.  Jr. 

G.  Fountain  (cox.) 


1.  F.  B.  Brandegee. 

2.  C.  L.  Way. 

3.  J.  A.  Blake. 

4.  L.  F.  Robinson. 

5.  R.  S.  Storrs. 

6.  C.  B.  Hobbs. 
7.  C.  W.  Cutler. 


1.  G.  M.  Ransom. 

2.  E.J.  Phelps. 

3.  P.  K.  Ames. 

4.  A.  Colgate. 

5.  F.  G.  Peters. 

6.  A.  Cowles,  Capt. 
7.  C.  Blakeslee. 


8.  E.  A.  Schulize,  Capt.    8.  W.  S.  Williams. 
J.  P.  Parsons  (cox.)  W.  B.Goodwin  (cox.) 


The  crews  finished  in  the  following  order:  '84,  '85,  '86.  Time  not  taken. 
Owing  to  a  foul  the  Referee  ordered  the  race  to  be  rowed  a  second  time. 
The  competing  crews  were  '84  and  '86,  and  race  was  won  by  '86. 

Prizes — Silk  Flags. 


81 


ATHLETIC    INTERESTS. 


Y.  U.  B.  C.  FALL  REGATTA. 

Harbor,  Wednesday,  October  lo,  iSSj. 

Refertc.  Prof.  E.  L.  Richaros. 

Timi  fCicfiT^C.  W.  Copeland.  '84.      JuJgt,  au  the  Unnch—U.    R,   Flu 
ders,  '85,  F.  G.   Peiers.  'Se.  T.   W.  Porier,  'By,  W.  T.  Williams.   '85   S.  S.  : 

At  ihe  RniEh:   E.  Wells. '64. 


1.  Cornish. 

2.  S.  Knighi. 

3.  G.  H.  Vining. 

4.  R.  D.  Morse.  Jr. 

5.  Rofters,  Capl. 

6.  Cauldwell. 
Haven  (cox.) 

Time — 6  mln.  40  sec. 


■  HELL   RACE— 


■Bs  (Color,  red.) 
I.  C.  S.  Dodge. 
3.  C.  F.  Way. 

3.  J.  H.  Blake. 

4.  L.  F.  RobJnsoi 

5.  R,  S.  Storrs. 

b.  K.  A.  Sclmiue 

7.  C.  W.  Culler. 

8.  C.  E.  Hobbs. 
J.  P.  Par-inns 


'B6  S,  S.  S,  (Color,  blue.) 
t.  Ronalds. 
1.  H.  Farringion. 
3.  Maitbi«Fon. 

5.  L.  D.  Tourlellot. 

6.  P.  R.  Bolton. 
Miller  (cox.) 

Time — 6  rain.  55  sec. 


'86  (Color,  while.) 
I.  A.  RobbiDs. 
a.  E.J.  Fhelps. 

3.  P.  K.  Ames. 

4.  A.  Colgate. 

5.  P.  a  Slewan. 

6.  A.  Cowles,  Jr., 

7.  Coo  ley. 
S.  R.  Appleton. 

W.  b.  Goodwin,  (eoi.i 


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SINGLE   SCULL   RACES.— 1873-79. 


Date. 


Placb. 


1873,  July  16    Springfield. 


1874,  July  15    Saratoga. 


1875,  July  14    Saratoga. 


1876,  July  19    Saratoga. 


1879. 


Entries. 


Swift— Yale. 
Dutton — Cornell. 

Wilcox— Yale. 
Devens — Harvard. 
Phillips — Cornell. 

Kennedy — Yale. 
Weld— Harvard. 

Francis — Cornell. 
Danforth — Harvard. 
Parmley — Princeton. 
Weeks — Columbia. 

Livingston — Yale. 


Private  Race.  L. Quinsigm*d.<Goddard — Harvard. 


Winners. 


Yale. 


Yale. 


Yale. 


Cornell. 


Dis. 


Time. 


2  m.|  14.45 


2  m. 


Harvard 


2  m. 


2  m. 


2  m. 


14.12 


14.21 


13.43 


14.30 


UNIVERSITY    RACES.— 1876-83. 


Date. 

PLAt:E. 

Entries. 

Winners. 

Dis. 

Time. 

1876,  June 

30 

W.  Springfield. 

Yale  and  Harvard. 

Yale. 

4  m. 

22.2 

1877,  June 

30 

W.  Springfield. 

Yale  and  Harvard. 

Harvard. 

4  m. 

24.36 

1878,  June 

28 

New  London. 

Yale  and  Harvard. 

Harvard. 

4  m. 

20.45 

1879,  June 

27 

New  London. 

Yale  and  Harvard. 

Harvard. 

4  m. 

23.48 

1880,  July 

I 

New  London. 

Yale  and  Harvard. 

Yale. 

4  m. 

25.9 

1881,  July 

I 

New  London. 

Yale  and  Harvard. 

Yale. 

4  m. 

22.19 

1882,  June 

30 

New  London. 

Yale  and  Harvard. 

Harvard.* 

4  m. 

20.47 1 

1883,  June 

28 

New  London. 

Yale  and  Harvard. 

Harvard. 

4  m. 

25.46* 

•  Vale  seconti  by  3  seconds. 


<?,- 


A  THLE  TIC    IX  TE RESTS, 


DUNHAM  BOAT  CLUB. 

FOUNDED    1875. 

President,  Edwin  A.  Merrit,  '84. 
Captain,  John  T.  Swift,  '84. 
Lieutefiant,  Robert  S.  Bradley,  '85. 
Purser,  Richard  Ellis,  '85  108  N. 


Members. 


Henry  W.  Beckwiih,  "85, 

Augustin  A.  Crane,  '85, 

R.  Ellis.  '85. 

C.  E.  Harris,  '85, 

E.  R.  Kellogg. '86, 

C.  P.  Merrill.  '86. 

W.  T.  Ross,  '85  S.  S.  S., 

J.  T.  Swift,  •84. 

J.  H.  Townsend,  '85, 

P.  I.  Welles,  '85, 


Robert  S.  Bradley.  '85, 
C.  S.  Dodge.  '85, 
E.  N.  Hidden,  '85. 
C.  L.  Hyde.  *86. 
C.  Lewis,  '86, 
A.  Noyes,  '85. 

E.  W.  Robertson.  '85. 
G.  A.  Sanderson.  *S5. 

F.  J.  Vernon,  '85, 
C.  S.  Wiley,  '85. 


86 


ITHlETfC   IXTERESTS, 


Outers  /or  1883-84. 

Prfttdtnt,  N.  G.  Williams.  '84  (joa  d.) 

Viit  Priiidcut,  C.  R.  Britton,  '84  S.  S.  S.  (36  Elm.) 

Triasurer.  C.  M.  WalkKh.  '84  {169  v.) 

Seiritary,  L,  F.  Robinson.  '85  (14  s.) 

Captain.  H.  C.  H'JPKINS,  '84  (zag  D.) 


Sll.  b'  Treas.. 

Captain.  Ray  Tompkin 


Fr.iiJent,  E.  L.  Richards, 
Se^.  &■  Treas..  P.  I.  Welles 
Captain.].  A.  Merrill. 


Prttidmt,  S.  K.  Biemner. 
Stc.  &■  Ttta,..  N.  M.  Goodie 
Captain,  P.  B.  Stew.irL 


Prtsidtnt.  S.  H.  Dcnncn. 
Sic,  &-  Tti,is..  W.  Kent. 
Captain.  W.  N.  Goodwin. 


UNIVERSITY  NINE. 

I NTERCOLLEOI  ATE   CHAM  PIONS,— 1883. 

Capi..  A.  Hubbard,  'Bs,  S.  h„  W.  Terry.  'Bb.  b., 

C.  M.  Griggs,  '83,  s.,  J.  I,  Souther.  ■84,  m.. 

H.  C.  Hopkins.  '84.  c.  O.  McKee.  '84,  r„ 

S.  B.  Childs.  "83,  a..  D.  A.  Carpenler,  L.S..  1. 

n.  A.  )ones,VS4,  p..  Sub.— S,  A.  Booth,  '84. 


ATHLETIC   INTERESTS. 


CHAMPIONSHIP  GAMES. 


Mav 

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13 

Yale 

Harvard 

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Yale 

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Opponents.  15. 

FRESHMAN  CHAMPIONSHIP  SERIES. 
Yale,  '86.  vs.  Harvard,  '86.  May  19 S 

Yale, '86,  vs.  Harvard. -86,  June  9 9 

Yale, '86,  vs.  Harvard. '86,  June  M 6 

Yale,  33.         Opponenis,  3i. 

ChanipiBHi—\ KXS.,  '86. 


FRESHMAN  NINE— Spring  18S3. 
S.  K.  Brcmner,  h.,  J.  S.  Duicher,  c, 

0.  F.  Odell.  p..  W.  S.  Brigham,  I.. 

P.  B.  Stewart,  a.,  Capl..  J.  J.  Cofkery.  m., 

P.  L.  Lang,  b-,  C.  R.  Morley.  r. 


ATHLETIC    INTERESTS. 


OFFICIAL  SCHEDULE  OF  INTERCOLLEGIATE  SERIES. 


Colleges. 


Yale, 


Princeton, 

Amherst,  . 

Harvard,  . 
Brown, 


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Championship 


OTHER  GAMES. 

vs.  Athletic,  at  Philadelphia. 

^'S.  Alaska,  at  New  Haven, 

vs.  Cleveland,  at  New  Haven,     . 

vs.  N.  Y.  League,  at  New  Haven, 

vs.  N.  Y.  League,  at  N.  Y., 

vs.  Boston,  at  New  Haven, 

vs.  Providence,  at  New  Haven, 

vs.  Atlantic,  at  New  Haven,     . 

vs.  Alaska,  at  New  Haven. 

vs.  Keystone,  at  New  Haven,     . 

vs.  Slock  Exchange,  at  Staien  Island, 

vs.  Rose  Hill,  at  New  Haven, 

vs.  Athletic,  at  New  Haven, 

vs.  Buffalo,  at  New  Haven,     . 

vs.  Beacon,  at  New  Haven. 

vs,  Chicago,  at  New  Haven.     . 

vs.  Harvard,  at  Cambridge, 

vs.  Harvard,  at  New  Haven,    . 

vs.  Stock  Exchange 

vs.  Brooklyn, 

vs.  Brooklyn, 

vs.  Harvard,  at  New  York,  stopped  by 
vs.  Harvard,  at  Philadelphia, 

vs.  Riverstons, 

vs.  Young  Americas, 

Yale,  163        Opponents,  117 
games,     "     102  "  62 


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ATHLETIC  INTERESTS. 


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Levering,  H., 

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Lemoj-ne,  H., 

Chase,  B., 

Shedd.  B 

Stuart,  A., 

Clatk,   P., 

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ATHLETIC  INTERESTS. 


THE 

YALE   HARVARD   GAMES. 

UNIVERSITY   SERISS. 

Yale  V 

.Ha 

tvard. 

Worcester.  July  25.  i868. 

17-35 

Yale  V 

.  Ha 

rvard. 

Brooklyn,  July  5.  i86q. 

34-41 

Yalev 

.Ha 

rvard, 

New  Haven.  July  4.  1870. 

33-34 

Yalev 

Ha 

vard, 

Nei.  Haven.  July  s.  1871. 

19-33 

Y:.le  V 

.Ha 

rvard. 

NewHaven.  Juuei,  187a. 

13-33 

Valev 

Ha 

rvard. 

Busion   Tune*.  1872. 

17-19 

Yalev 

Ha 

vard. 

Nl-iv  Haven,  .M:.y  H.  1873. 

15-16 

Yikv 

Ha 

rvard. 

Cimbridge,  May  31.  1873. 

■       5-39 

Yale  V 

.Ha 

rvard, 

Saraloga.  July  14,  iB74- 

4-  0 

Yale  V 

Ha 

vard. 

Saratoga,  July  15.  1874. 

7-  4 

Valev 

Ha 

vard. 

Boston.  June  26,  1875. 

9-  4 

Yale  V 

Ha 

vard, 

New  Haven,  June  s8.  1875. 

n-  4 

Yalov 

Ha 

vaid. 

Cambridge.  Junes,  1876. 

3-  4 

Yalev 

Ha 

vard. 

New  Haven,  June  a6.  1876. 

7-  6 

Yale  V 

.  Ha 

rvard. 

Hartford,  July  I,  1876. 

I-  5 

Yalev 

Ha 

vard. 

New  Haven,  May  a6,  1877. 

5-  0 

Yale  V 

Ha 

vard. 

Cambridge.  June  2a.  1877. 

r-io 

Yalev 

Ha 

vard. 

Hartford,  June  30,  1877. 

3-  5 

Yalev 

Ha 

vard. 

New  Haven.  May  18,  1878. 

4-  3 

Yalev 

Ha 

rvaid. 

Cambridge,  May  15.  1878. 

11-  5 

Yalev 

.  Ha 

rvard, 

New  Haven,  June  24.  187B. 

3-1 1 

Yalev 

Ha 

rvard. 

Cambridge.  June  16,  1878. 

3-  9 

Yalev 

Ha 

vard. 

Hariford,  June  29,  1878. 

3->6 

Yalev 

.Ha 

rvard, 

New  Haven,  May  10,  1S79. 

II-  5 

Yale  va 

Ha 

vard. 

Cambridge,  May  17.  1879. 

0-  3 

Yalev 

.  Ha 

rvard, 

New  Haven,  June  23. '879- 

9-  S 

Yalev 

Ha 

rvard, 

Cambridge,  June  35,  1879. 

3-  7 

Yalev 

Ha 

rvard, 

Providence,  June  a8,  1879. 

4-  9 

Yalev 

Ha 

vard, 

New  Haven.  May  15.  1880. 

31-  4 

Yale  V 

.Ha 

rvard, 

Cambridge,  May  29.  1880. 

2-   I 

Yalev 

Ha 

rvard. 

New  Haven.  June  38,  1880. 

I-  3 

Valev 

.Ha 

rvard, 

Cambridge,  June  30,  1880. 

3-0 

Valev 

Ha 

rvard. 

Cambridge,  May  14.  1881. 

9-14 

Yalev 

.Ha 

rvard, 

New  Haven,  May  38,  1881. 

8-  5 

Yalev 

.Ha 

ivard. 

New  Haven.  May  27, 1882. 

7-10 

Yalev 

.Ha 

rvard. 

Cambridge,  June  33,  1883. 

S-  4 

Yalev 

.  Ha 

rvard. 

New  Haven.  May  13.  1883. 

3-  0 

Yalev 

u  Ha 

rvard. 

Cambridge,  May  36,  1883. 

5-  I 

Yalev 

.Ha 

rvard, 

Cambridge,  June  SI.  1B83. 

4-  I 

Yalev 

.  Ha 

rvard. 

New  Haven,  June  26,  1B83. 

I-  0 

Valev 

.Ha 

rvard. 

New  York.  Julys,  1883. 

3-  I 

Yale  vs.  H» 

rvard. 

Philadelphia,  July  4,  1883. 

33-9 

Ya 

e,  31  games.     Harvard,  ai  games. 

ATHLETIC  INTERESTS, 


Yale,  '69,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  '69,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  '70,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  '71,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  '72,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  '73,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  *74,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  '75,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  '76,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  '77,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  '77,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  '77.  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  '78,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  '78,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  '78,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  '79,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  *79,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  '79,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  *8o.  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  '80,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  '80,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  '81,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  '81,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  '8i,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  '82,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  '82,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  '83,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  '83,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  '83,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  '84,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  '84,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  '85,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  '85,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  *86,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  '86,  vs.  Harvard 
Yale,  *86,  vs.  Harvard 
Class  games. 
University  games. 


CLASS   SERIES. 

'69,  Worcester,  July  26,  1866.  36-33 

'69,  Worcester,  July  i8,  1867.  23-22 

'70,  Worcester,  July  18,  1867.  38-18 

'71,  Worcester,  July  23,  1868.  19-39 

'72,  Providence,  July  6,  1869.  28-10 

*73,  Springfield,  June  25,  1S70.  2r-i8 

*74,  New  Haven,  June  26,  1872.  15-10 

'75,  New  Haven,  June  25,  1872.  8-  i 

'76,  New  Haven,  May  31,  1873.  4-25 

'77,  Boston,  June  22,  1874.  4-10 

'77,  Boston,  June  23,  1874.  28-14 

*77,  Boston,  June  24,  1874.  7-16 

'78,  Cambridge,  June  5,  1875.  3-  6 

'78,  New  Haven,  June  17,  1875.  18-  8 

•78,  Springfield,  June  25,  1875.  17-  4 

'79,  New  Haven,  May  31,  1876.  14-13 

'79,  Cambridge,  June  17,  1876.  9-14 

'79,  Hartford,  June  24,  1876.  12-20 

'80,  Cambridge,  May  12,  1877.  7-  8 

'80,  New  Haven,  June  2,  1877.  15-  i 

*8o.  Forfeited  by  Harvard,  9-  o 

'81,  New  Haven,  May  11,  1878.  8-  i 

'81,  Cambridge,  June  i,  1878.  4-11 

'81,  Forfeited  by  Harvard,  9-  o 

'82,  New  Haven,  April  26,  1879.  19-11 

'82,  Cambridge,  May  31,  1879.  6-  5 

'83,  New  Haven,  May  22,  1880.  i-  o 

'83,  Cambridge,  June  5,  1880.  5-  5 

'81,  Forfeited  by  Harvard,  9-  o 

'84,  New  Haven,  May  21,  i88r.  15-  2 

'84,  Cambridge,  June  4,  1881.  21-  2 

'85,  New  Haven,  May  10,  1882.  5-  4 

'85,  Cambridge,  June  10,  1882.  7-  6 

'86.  New  Haven,  May  19,  1883.  8-  i 

'86,  Cambridge,  June  9,  1883.  9-16 

'86,  Springfield,  June  23,  1883.  6-  4 

Yale,  25             Harvard,  10 

Yale,  21             Harvard,  21 

46  31 


CLASS   nines-Fall  1883. 

•84. 

H.  C.  Hopkins,  a.,  J.  L.  Souther,  h., 

S.  A.  Booth,  p.,  H.  A.  Worcester,  b., 

J.  N.  Tuttle,  m.,  F.  O.  Ayres,  I., 


C.  £.  Holmes,  s. 
P.  E.  Jenks,  c. 
H.  McCormick,  r. 


92 


ATHLETIC  INTERESTS. 


'85. 
W.  Terry,  b., 
J.  W.  Gavin,  m., 
E.  L.  Richards,  c, 
G.  A.  Sanderson,  a., 
J.  A.  Merrill,  h., 

D.  H.  Buflfum,  s., 
H.  L.  Doggett,  I., 

E.  W.  Robertson,  r., 
H.  J.  Boggis.  p. 

P.  L.  Lang,  b., 
A.  A.  Noye,  a., 
W.  H.  Lyons,  s., 


•86. 
S.  K.  Bremner,  h., 
J.  S.  Dutchcr,  c. 
W.  S.  Brigham,  b. 
P.  B.  Stewart,  a., 
C.  F.  Odell.  p., 
J.  J.  Corkerj',  1., 
A.  L.  Shipnnan,  s., 
F.  J.  Winston,  r., 

E.  C.  Stiles,  m. 

O.    O.    O. 

F.  A.  Marsh,  r., 
J.  A.  At  wood,  p., 
W.  B.  Hickox,  m., 


'87. 
W.  N.  Goodwin,  h., 
T.  L.  Bayne,  c, 
W.  B.  Sheppard,  m., 
F.  D.  Tutile.  b., 
C.  Glesan,  s., 
S.  H.  Dennen,  p., 
W.  Kent,  r., 
C.  H.  Brigham,  I., 
C.  L.  Hare,  a., 

J.  C.  Oliver,  c, 
E.  A.  Merideth,  1., 
N.  E.  Ayer.  h. 


CLASS   CHAMPIONSHIP   SERIES,    1883. 

Sept.  19,  '84  vs.  S.  S.  S.  5-0. 

'*     19,  '85  vs.  '86.  9-3. 

•*     22,  '84  vs.  '87.  5-1. 

•'     22,  '85  vs.  S.  S.  S.  4-3. 

••     26,  '85  vs.  '87.  10-5. 

••     26,  '86  vs.  S.  S.  S.  8-7. 

*•     29.  '84  vs.  "86.  4-5. 

*•     29,  S.  S.  S.  vs.  '87.  6-1. 

Oct.   3,  '84,  vs.  85.  10-0. 

3, '86  vs. '87.  1 1-2. 

SUMMARY. 

'84  won  3  gannes,  lost  i. 
•85  •  ••     3 


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I. 


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'86     "     3       ••  "      I. 

•87     ••     o       "  ••      4. 

S.  S.  S.  won  I  game,  lost  3. 
Champions  for  1882,  ^4.     Champions  for  1883,  tie  between  '84,  '85  and  '86. 


CONSOLIDATED    B.  B.  C,  1883. 

Manager y  H.  H.  Strong,  '83. 

Captain,  J.  E.  Newell,  '83  S. 
C.  E.  Holmes,  '84,  h.,        E.  L.  Richards,  Jr.,  '85,  b.,  H.  R.  Carpenter,  '83  S.,  1., 
W.  H.  Lyons,  '84  S.,  p.,     A.  A.  Noye.  '84  S..  s.,        H.  D.  Mann,  '84  S.,  m., 
J.  E.  Newell,  '83  S.,  a.,      D.  H.  Buflfum,  '85,  c,        J.  A.  Merrill,  r.. 

Games  Played, 
Consolidated  vs.  Bridgeport,  4-10. 
**  vs.  Holyoke,        4-8. 

•*  vs.  Bridgeport,    6-8. 


93 


ATHLETIC   INTEA-ESTS. 


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YALE   FOOT    BALL   CLUB.   i883-'84. 

Priiidml.  R.  W.  Hamill.  'S^  Sit.  &-■  Jrfat.,  J.  McHenrv.  •%%. 

Captain.  Ray  ToMi'KJNS. '84. 

'84-  'Ss. 

Presidtnl.  H.  L.  Dawes,  Jr.  Prisidenl.  R.  S,  Slorrs. 

Trtaiurer.  F.  D.  Trowbridge.  Treasurer.  E.  W.  Robcrlson. 

CaplaiH.  T.  G.  Lawrance.  Caflain,  L.  S.  Bigetow. 

■66.  -87, 
Pttsultnl,  S.  K.  Bremner. 
TrtasuTtr,  F.  H.  Kelley,  Jr. 
Captain,  N.  M,  Goodleii. 

UNIVERSITY  ELEVEN.  i88a-83. 

B.  W.  Bacon,  T.  S.  H.  H.  Knapp.  L.  5. 


C.  S.  Beck.  '84. 
A.  L.  Farwell,  '8i 
L.  K.  Hull, '83. 
W.  H.  Hyndman.  'E 
W.  C.  Camp.  M.S. 


F.  G.  Peters,  '86. 

E.  L.  Richards,  '85. 

H.  W.  Slocum, '83. 

W.  Terry.  '85. 

R.  Tompkins  (cap.),  "84. 

H.  B.  Twonibly,  '84. 

CHAMPIONSHIP   GAMES,    Conla.        Touchdo-. 
umbia.  Nov.  18,  ll-o  5-0 


SUMMARY  OF  CHAMPIONSHIP  GAMES. 


ATHLETIC   INTERESTS. 


FRESHMAN   ELEVEN,    1882-83. 


Half  Backs. 
W.  S.  Brigham, 
H.  M.  Harding, 
G.  H.  Young. 


Back, 
E.  C.  Lambert. 


Rushers, 
A.  Colgate, 
A.  Cowles,  Jr., 
N.  M.  Goodlett, 
A.  W.  Kimball,  S.  S.  S. 

E.  J.  Phelps, 

F.  G.  Peters, 

P.  B.  Stewart. 

Games  Played. 

Yale,  '86  vs.  Phillips  Academy,  Andover,  Mass.  Oct.  28.     Yale,  '86,  i  goal 
from  touchdown.     Andover.  i  goal  from  field. 

Yale,  '86,  vs.  Williston  Seminary,  Easihampton,  Mass.,  Nov.  4.     Yale,  *86 
2  goals ;  Williston,  i   Safety  touchdown. 

Yale, '86,  vs.  Wesleyan,  '85,  Nov.  11.      Yale,  '86,  o  goals;  Wesleyan,  I 
touchdown. 

Yale,  *86,  vs.  Harvard,  '86.     Cambridge,  Dec.  2.  , 

Yale,  '86,  i  goal  ;  Harvard,  '86,  i  goal. 


YALE'S  FOOT  BALL  RECORD.  1874-82. 


Nov.  18,  Yale  vs.  Stevens  Institute, 
Nov.  21.  Yale  vs.  Columbia, 
Dec.     5,  Yale  vs.  Columbia. 
Total, 


1874. 


Goals. 
6-0 

5-1 
6-1 


Touchdowns. 
0-0 
0-0 
0-0 


17-2 


-0-0 


Nov.    6,  Yale  vs.  Rutgers. 
Nov.  13.  Yale  vs.  Harvard, 
Nov.  16,  Yale  vs.  Wesleyan, 
Dec.    4,  Yale  vs.  Columbia, 
Total, 


1875. 


4-1 
0-4 

6-0 

2-3 


12-8 


0-0 
0-2 
0-0 
0-0 


-0-2 


Nov.  18,  Yale  vs.  Harvard, 
Nov.  30,  Yale  vs.  Princeton, 
Dec.    9,  Yale  vs.  Columbia, 
Total, 


1876. 


i-o  0-2 
2-0  i-o 
2-0  o-i 
5-0  1-3 


Nov.    3,  Yale  vs.  Tufts, 
Nov.  21,  Yale  vs.  Trinity. 
Nov.  24,  Yale  vs.  Stevens, 
Dec.    8,  Yale  vs.  Princeton, 
Yale  vs.  Columbia, 
Total, 


1877. 


I-o 
7-0 

13-0 
0-0 


4-0 
I  I-o 

17-0 

2-0 


forfeited  by  Columbia. 

— 121-0  34-0 


95 


ATHLETIC  INTERESTS. 


Nov.    2,  Yale  vs.  Amherst, 
Nov.    9,  Yale  vs.  Trinity,     . 
Nov.  13,  Yale  vs.  Trinity, 
Nov.  23,  Yale  vs.  Harvard, 
Nov.  28,  Yale  vs.  Princeton, 


Nov.    I,  Yale  vs.  Univ.  of  Pa. 
Nov.    8,  Yale  vs.  Harvard, 
Nov.  15,  Yale  vs.  Rutgers, 
Nov.  22,  Yale  vs.  Columbia, 
Nov.  27,  Yale  vs.  Princeton,     . 
Total, 


1878. 


Goals. 

2-0 
2-0 

3-0 
I-O 

O-I 


8-1 


Touchdown 

3-0 
II-O 

5-0 

0-0 
0-0 

1^ 


1879. 


Goals.    Touchdowns.  Safeties. 

3-0  5-0  0-0 

0-0  0-0  2-4 


5-0 
2-0 
0-0 


0-0 

3-0 
3-0 
0-0 


0-0 
0-0 

2-5 


•lO-O 


II-O 


■4H? 


Nov.  10,  Yale  vs.  Columbia, 
Nov.  13,  Yale  vs.  Brown, 
Nov.  17,  Yale  vs.  Univ.  of  Pa., 
Nov.  20,  Yale  vs.  Harvard, 
Nov.  25,  Yale  vs.  Princeton, 


1880. 


13-0 
8-0 

8-0 

i-o 

0-0 


5-0 
5-0 

I-O 

1-0 
0-0 


■30-0 


12-0 


0-0 
0-0 
0-0 

2-9 

5-n 


-7-20 


1881. 


Oct.   29,  Yale  vs.  Amherst, 
Nov.    2,  Yale  vs.  Mich.  Univ., 
Nov.    5.  Yale  vs.  Amherst, 
Nov.  12,  Yale  vs.  Harvard, 
Nov.  16,  Yale  vs.  Columbia, 
Nov.  24,  Yale  vs.  Princeton, 


Oct. 

7. 

Yale  vs.  VVesleyan, 

Oct. 

21. 

Yale  vs.  Rutgers, 

Oct. 

28, 

Yale  vs.  Rutgers, 

Nov. 

4. 

Yale  vs.  Inst.  Tech.   . 

Nov. 

8. 

Yale  vs.  Amherst, 

Nov. 

18, 

Yale  vs.  Columbia, 

Nov. 

25, 

Yale  vs.  Harvard, 

Nov. 

30, 

Yale  vs.  Princeton, 

Total, 

Grand  Total, 

1882. 


2-0 

4-0 

0-0 

2-0 

0-0 

0-0 

4-0 

8-0 

0-0 

0-0 

0-0 

0-4 

1-0 

0-0 

0-0 

0-0 

0-0 

0-0 

9  0 

9-0 

0-0 

9-0 

3-0 

5-0 

i-i 

6-0 

2-0 

9-0 

i-o 

II-O 

5-0 

I-O 

3-0 

2-1 

0-0 

52-1 

1 5-1 

163-12 

104-6 

0-4 


In  1876  the  Rugby  game  was  introduced,  and  Foot   Ball  became  one  of 
the  most  prominent  of  college  sports.     Since  then  the  record  is : 


Yale, 

Opponents, 


Goals. 

Touchdowns. 

134 

104 

3 

4 

96 


YALE  ATHLETIC  ASSOCIATION. 

Officers,  1883-84. 

Pres.,  S.  A.  Booth,  '84.  Vice  Pres.,  W.  H.  Lyon,  '84  S.  S.  S. 

Sec.  <^  Treas.,  G.  E.  Vincent,  '85. 

Executive  Committee. 

W.  A.  Taylor.  '84,        A.  C.  Thomson.  '85,       W.  B.  Andkrson,  '86, 
G.  S.  Woodward,  '87,  T.  Powki.l,  Jr.,  '84  S.  S.  S. 


OFFICERS   OF   THE   INTERCOLLEGIATE   ASSOCIATION. 

Pres.,  G.  E.  Lowell,  Harvard,  '83.        Vicf  Pres.,  J.  B.  Baker.  Lafayette,  '84. 
Sec,  B.  W.  McIntosh,  Lafayette,  '84.      Treas.,  D.  B.  Bikney,  U.  of  l*enti.,  '82. 

Executive  Committee, 

President,  G.  E.  Lowell,  ex-offiiio.  A.  C.  Thomson,  Yale,  '85. 

J.  M.  Wain  WRIGHT,  Columbia,  '84. 


Yale  Delegates  to  Intercollegiate  Athletic  Association,  1884, 
S.  A.  Booth,  '84.  R.  W.  Hamill,  "84. 


YALE  FIELD  CORPORATION. 

directors. 

Pres.,  Mason  Young,  New  York.     Treas.,  Henry  B.  Sargent.  New  Haven. 

Secretary^  Henry  C.  White,  New  Haven. 

Theodore  S.  Woolsey,       George  St.  J.  Sheffield,      George  A.  Adee, 
Henry  C.  While,  Walter  C.  Camp. 

undergraduate  committee. 
E.  A.  Lawrence,         S.  A.  Booth,        S.  W.  Hopkins,        W.  H.  Merrill. 


CHAMPIONSHIP   OF   AMERICA,  1882. 

1882. 
220  yds  run.     H.  S.  Brooks  against  L.  E.  Meyers.     Won  by  Brooks,     Time: 
22J  sec.     Polo  Grounds. 

1883. 
220  yds  run.     H.  S.  Brooks  against  L.  E.  Meyers.     Won  by  Brooks.     Time: 
22if  sec.     Mot  I  Haven. 


97' 


ATHLETIC  INTERESTS. 


FALL  ATHLEllC   GAMES. 
Hamilton  Park,  Wednesday  Oct.  i8,  iSS2. 

Rtftrtt,  Mr.  Plummer  (N.  Y.  "Sportsman"). 


I   Yardi  XuH.—L.  F.  Robinson.  "85.  iiX  sec. 

I  yarJi  Run.—].  B,  Re)'nolds.  'S4.  26J^  sec. 
.  QuarlttMilt  Ruh.—C.  Smilh,  'S3,  53^  sec. 
.  HalJ  Milt  Jtuii.—C.  M.  Kiikham.  '85  S..  a  lu.  8iC  se 

(■(/^  *oii-.-L.  B.  Hamilton,  'ib,  7  m.  15JS  sec. 

nning  Broad  Jumf. — C.  Sniiih.  '83,  17  ft.  3  in. 
.  Ruaning  High  Jumf.-Q.  S.  Dodge,  '85,  5  ft.  ■},%  in 
.  PulHng  Shot.—].  H.  B.iggs.  -85,  33  fi.  6^"  in. 

™t«V  Hammey.—  ¥..  L.  Poner,  ■84.  68  fl.  II  in. 

kiHg  Foot  Ball.—'W.  Terry,  '85,  157  fl.  a  in. 

rcwiHg  Ban  Ball.-).  E.  Ne.vell,  '83  S.,  323  ft.  1 1  i 
.    Tugsf  (for.- Won  by  ■85. 

vn  Tffinis   rour»ami„l.-W.  W.  Slocum.  Jr.,  '83. 


WINTER   ATHLETIC   GAMES. 

Afarch  7th  and  10th,  iSSj. 


Tug  of  War.- 
Vaulting.— C. 


-Won  by  c 


t, -85,  6fT.  7  in. 
Haritenlal  Bar.-\.  Norii;:,  '85  S.  S.  S. 
Standing  High  Jump.—W.  S.  Brooks.  '85,  4  fl.  1%  <■>. 
Hopt  ChmH»g.—G.  O.  Fello.vs,  'Sft,  8Ji  sec. 
/ft;?*  A'lVi.- Charles  H.ilsey.  '83,  8  fl.  5  in. 
A-unning  High  Jump.-  H.  S.  Brooks,  '85,  5  fl.  %  in. 
J-eiicittg.—VI .  W.  Smith,  '83. 
Light  ir.ight  .Sf,iniiig.-\'.  D,  Hctnard,  '85  S.  S.  S. 


ATHLETIC  IXTERF.STS. 


FIFTH    SPRIN(;   MEETING. 

Hamiltun  Park,  Sat.,  May  i<^th,  iSSj. 

Mile  /tun.-~/i.  Cart.  '83,  4  m.  47  sec. 

Pulling  Iht  Skal.—].  H.  Briggs,  '85,  34  ft.  10  in. 

100  Yards  Dash  for  Ihi  "RegiiUr  Cupr -Y{.  S.  Brooks,  '85.  10^  See, 

Thnviing  the  Hammtr. — E.  L.  Ponei,  '84,  69  fl,  gj^in. 
Mile  iVali.-E.  A.  Meredilh.  '85  S.  S.  S..  8  m.  48 |i  sec. 

Tug/'/  Wor.-Woti  by  '85. 

Half -mill  Run  for  the  '•  Record  Cufi."—C.  Halsey.   83,  3  in.  6^  sec. 

^jfj  yarJs  Dasi.-R.  C.  Colt.  '85,  a6i  sec. 

TvB  Mih  Biryele  Race.—L.  B.  Hamilton,  'SO.  6  m.  49:1  s. 

.^o  yards  Run.—  H.  S.  Brooks.  '85,  50*  sec. 


ATHLETIC   INTERESTS. 

CLASS  GAMES. 

May  T2th. — Senior. 

joo  Yards  Run, — C.  Smith,  io§^  sec. 
440  Yards  Run. — C.  Smilb,  55^  sec. 
Half  Mile  Run, — A.  Carr,  2  m.  t%  sec. 
Standing  Broad  Jump.  —  Y.  G.  Beach,  9  ft.  \%  in. 
Running  Broad  Jump.^Q,  Smith,  17  ft.  2  in. 
Running  High  Jump. — ^J.  J.  Phelps,  4  ft.  ii|^  in. 
Putting  Shot. — J.  L.  Adams,  28  ft.  2^  in. 
Throwing  Hammer. — J.  L.  Adams,  53  ft.  3  in. 

Jufiior. 

100  Yards  Run.  —  ].  B.  Reynolds,  ii  sec. 
220  Yards  Run. — J.  B.  Reynolds,  24^  sec. 
/  Mile  Bicycle  Race. — G.  W.  Patterson,  Jr.,  3  m.  38X  sec. 
120  Yards  Hurdle. — H.  A.  Worcester,  21  sec. 
Throwing  La  Crosse  Ball.—  H.  B.  Twombly,  248  ft.  I  in. 
Kicking  Foot  Ball. — J.  N.  Tutlle,  142  ft.  2}i  in. 
Rutting  Shot. —  E.  L.  Porter,  29  ft.  3>^  in. 
Throwing  Hammer. — E.  L.  Porter,  71  ft.  i  in. 


Sophomore. 

icK)  Yards  Run. — H.  S.  Brooks,  Jr.,  10^  sec. 

220  Yards  Run. — L.  F.  Robinson,  (212  yds.,)  23  sec. 

440  Yards  Run.  —  H.  S.  Brooks,  Jr.,  52^  sec. 

Hal/'-mile  Run. — J.  D.  Ferris,  2  m.  17^  sec. 

/20  Yards  Hurdle. — C.  W.  Cutler,  19^  sec. 

Running  Broad  Jump. — G.  E.  Vincent,  17  ft.  6  in. 

Throwing  Hammer. — S.  R.  Bertron,  54  ft.  10  in. 

Putting  Shot.—].  H.  Briggs,  34  ft.  5  in. 

2  Mile  Bicycle  Race. — G.  W.  Vincent,  7  m.  30^  sec. 

Throwing  Base  Ball. — D.  H.  Buffum,  Jr.,  305  ft.  i  in. 

Kicking  Foot  Ball. — E.  L.  Richards,  Jr.,  168  ft. 


Freshman, 

100  Yards  Run. — C.  F.  Odel,  10^  sec. 

220  Yards  Run, — C.  F.  Odel,  25^/  sec. 

440  Yards  Run. — F.  R.  Smith,  59^  sec. 

Half-mile  Run. — A.  L.  Shipman,  2  m.  18  sec. 

/  Mile  IValk. — J.  C.  Schwab,  8  m.  56^^  sec. 

/  Mile  Bicycle  Race. — L.  B.  Hamilton,  3  m.  20  sec. 


100 


ATHLETIC  INTERESTS. 


EIGHTH  ANNUAL  FIELD  MEETING  OF  THE  INTERCOLLEGIATE 

ATHLETIC  ASSOCIATION. 

Manhattan  Polo  GroundSy  New  York  City^  May  26thy  i88j. 

1.  too  Ya^ds  Run.  —  S.  Derrickson,  Jr.,  '85,  Columbia,  lof  sec. 

B.  W.  Mcintosh,  '84  Lafayette. 

2.  Running  Ht^A  Jump. — C.  H.  Atkinson.  '85  Harvard,  5  ft.  8^  in. 

O.  Harriman,  '83  Princeton. 

3.  One  Mile  Run. — G.  B.  Morrison,  '83  Harvard,  4  m.  38^  sec. 

A.  Carr,  '83  Yale,  4  m.  45}^  sec. 

4.  One  Mile  Walk. — H.  W.  Biddle,  '85  Univ.  of  Penn.,  7  m.  2.t\  sec. 

C.  W.  Robinson,  '84  Hobart. 

5.  Running  Broad  Jump. — W.  Soren,  '83  Harvard,  20  ft.  6  in. 

C.  H.  Mapes,  '85  Columbia. 

6.  120  Yards  Hurdle  Race. — O.  Harriman.  '83  Princeton,  18  sec. 

R.  Mulford,  '84  Columbia. 

7.  Throwing  the  Hammer. — C.  H.  Kipp,  '83  Harvard,  88  ft.  II  in. 

D.  B.  Porter,  '83  Columbia. 

8.  .f40  Yards  Run. — W.  H.  Goodwin,  '84  Harvard,  51^  sec. 

J.  A.  Hodge,  '83  Princeton. 

9.  Putting  the  Shot. — C.  H.  Kipp,  '83  Harvard,  35  ft.  8  in. 

J.  H.  Briggs,  '85  Yale,  35  ft.  oX»n. 

10.  220  Yards  Run. — H.  S.  Brooks,  Jr.,  '85  Yale.  23;^  sec. 

W.  Baker,  '86  Harvard. 

11.  2  Mile  Bicycle  Race.  —  C  A.  Reed,  '84  Columbia,  6  m.  53^  sec. 

F.  T.  Howard,  '86  Columbia. 

12.  Half-Mile  Run. — VV.  H.  (joodwin,  Jr.,  '84  Harvard,  2  m.  2  sec. 

R.  W.  Trask.  '85  Harvard. 

13.  Pole  Vaulting. — H.  P.  Toler,  '85  Princeton,  10  ft. 

O.  Harriman,  Jr.,  '83. Princeton. 

14.  Tug  of  War. — Won  by  Lafayette,  3  ft.  4  in. 


SUMMARY  OF  PRIZES  WON   IN   INTERCOLLEGIATE  GAMES. 

/st  Prizes.  2d  Prizes. 


I.  Columbia,       .... 

34 

27 

2.  Harvard, 

.       26 

21 

3.  Princeton,       .... 

25 

20 

4.  Univ.  of  Pennsylvania,  . 

14 

13 

5.  Yale,               .... 

6 

5 

6.  Dartmouth, 

4 

5 

7.  Lehigh,            .... 

3 

4 

8.  College  of  City  of  N.  Y., 

2 

7 

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2 

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13.   Brown,            .... 

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ATHLETIC  INTERESTS, 


YALE    UNIVERSITY    LACROSSE   CLUB. 

President,  E.  P.  Cottle,  '84. 

FiV^  President,  Joseph'Povvfxl,  Jr.,  '84  S. 

Secretary,  P.  P.  Hubbard,  '85. 

Treas,  ^  Capt,,  G.  W.  Mallon,  '85. 


Team, 


F.  Connell.  '84,  Goal. 
E.  P.  Collie,  '84,  Point. 

G.  W.  Mallon.  '85,  Cover  Point. 
H.  McCormick,  '84,  ) 

H.  C.  McDowell.  Jr.,  '84,  \  Defense 
S.  J.  Beriron,  '85.  )    Field. 


H.  L.  Rollins,  '85.  Center. 

S.  P.  Spencer,  '84,  ) 

F.  O.  Ayres,  '84,     \  Attack  Field, 

J.  McHenry,  "85.     ) 

J.  O.  Lincoln,  '84,        )  „ 

H.  B.  Twombly, '84.   f^^*^'- 


Match  Ganus^  i88j. 

Brooklyn,  May  16,  Yale  vs.  N.  Y.  University,  4  goals  lo  o. 

Princeion,  N.  J.,  May  19,  Yale  vs.  Princeion,  o  goals  to  3. 

New  Haven,  May  26,  Yale  vs.  Harvard,  2  goals  10  i. 

Yale  vs.  Columbia,  forfeited  by  Columbia. 

Yale,  Harvard  and  Princeion  tie  for  Intercollegiate  Lacrosse  championship. 


FRESHMAN    LACROSSE  CLUB. 
J.  R.  Sheffield,  President.  G.  G.  Haven,  Captain, 


107 


OFFICERS  OF  V.  U.  TENNIS  CLUB. 


SPRING   TOURNAMENT,    MAY.    1883. 

SixgUt— Won  bv  G.  L.  Sargent,  L.  S. 

Doui/ts—Woa  by  W.  C.  Camp.  M.  S.  and  H.  W.  Slocum,-'83. 
e  firs[  Tournameni  of  the  Inteicollegiale  Lawn  Tennis  Associllion  mt 
on  the  Trinity  College  Riounds.  al  Hartford,  Conn.,  June  7,  8  and  4 

The  colleges  were  represenled  as  follows:  — 


(  Weeden.  •84. 
}  Wheeler.  ■84, 
I  Gardiner,  'S4. 
i  Hill.  '85. 


//arvani—CUTk.  '83. 
7-rwft— Ku.ti.'S3. 

Doubles. 
Haraard  \  ^'*'''='  '?3' 

Singlts. 


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ATHLETIC  INTERESTS. 


FALL  TOURNAMENT,   SEPT.  1883. 


•84. 
P.  E.  Jenks, 
J.  T.  A.  Doolitllc. 

•87. 
G.  G.  Haven,  Jr., 
R.  A.  Gardiner. 


Winners  in  Class  Series, 

'85. 
H.  R.  Green, 

W.  E.  Eaton. 

d.     O.     Oa 

W.  V.  Thorne, 
J.  M.  Thomas. 


'86. 
W.  P.  Knapp,  . 
A.  L.  Shipman. 

L.  S. 
J.  P.  Kellogg. 


Winners  in  University  Tournament — W.  V.  Thorne  ;  W.  P.  Knapp,  '86. 


SECOND   INTERCOLLEGIATE   TENNIS   TOURNAMENT. 

Hartford^  Oct.  p,  /o,  //,  i88j. 

Singles. 

rr  •   '.      (  Hamblin, 
Tnnity.    j  j^.,,^ 


Amherst  \  APPleto"- 
(  Chase. 

r>  \  Gardner, 

Brown.     ^  „.„ 


Harvard.  \  ^     ,   ^' 
{  Taylor. 

/?*.^««.     i  Gardner, 
Brown,     -j  j^.j^ 

Presby, 
Taylor. 


napp. 


Doubles. 


Harvard. 


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Harvard,  . 

Yale. 

Brown,  _. 
Amherst,  . 
Trinity,... 
Wesleyan. 


Colleges. 


Harvard, 

Yale. 

Brown.  . 
Amherst, 
Trinity,  . 


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Yale. 


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ATHLETIC   INTERESTS. 


■§5  S.  S,  S. 
P.  D.  Bernard. 
W.  L.  rulberl, 
W.  T.  Russ, 


C.  C.  Turner, 
B.  E.  Wrighi. 


•84. 
R.  H.  Lyman. 
W.  H.  Sandford. 
W.  H.  Speer, 
E.  A.  Wrighi. 


ATHLETIC  INTERESTS. 


'85. 
S.  M.  Colgate, 

R.  C.  Colt. 

C.  B.  Hobbs. 

J.  McFienry. 

L.  F.  Robinson, 

F.  R.  Shipman, 

C.  L.  Way. 


'85. 
J.  Barnes, 

J.  W.  Booth, 

E.  H.  Chandler, 

H.  S.  Gale, 

J.  R.  Joy, 

Aiherton  Noyes, 

J.  W.  Plainer. 

(i.  A.  Sanderson. 


B.  H.  Anihonv, 
W.  W.  Capron. 
S.  T.  Crapo, 


'S6  TENNIS   CLUB. 

Percy  Edgar, 
G.  E.  Eliot,  Jr., 
F.  B.  Hungerford, 


E.  C.  Smith, 

H.  S.  Washington. 


/// 


ATHLETIC   INTERESTS. 


YORK  HALL   TENNIS   CLUB,  S.  S.  S. 

E.  S.  Wilson.                      W.  a  Williams,  E.  A.  Merediih. 

G.  Pauon.                           W.  G,  Sage.  J.  M.  Maghee. 
E.  Y.  Judd,                         G.  S.  R.jbens, 


W.  A.  Adams.  C.  D,  Buck.  C.   Dickey, 

T.  M.  Day,  F.  N.  SenalL 


ATHLETIC  INTERESTS. 


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HAREXHOUNDS 


^^  llW-,^.M>  ij^j 


Presidml,  R.  M.  BoYD,  Jr.,  'B4.  148  F. 
Sftttlary.  E.  A.  WllCGHT.  '84.  83  s. 
Treasurer,  ].  S.  Pardee.  'Ss,  133  College  si. 

r  H.  S.  Gai.e, 'Ss. 
Executive  Commitlee  \   C.  J.  Griggs,  "86. 

.  P.  Terry.  "845.  as. 


N. 

[.  Adams. 

D, 

D.  Bidwell, 

E. 

L.  Bliss. 

R. 

M.  Boyd. 

G. 

M.  Cheney, 

E. 

H.  Coley. 

C. 

L.  Colion. 

F. 

Connell. 

A. 

A.  Crane, 

;•. 

J.  Davis, 

w 

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Dyer,  J,.. 

L. 

Foster. 

W 

.  F.  Frear. 

G. 

H. 

Flariheim, 

E. 

C.  Gale, 

H.  S.  Gale. 
H,  R.  Green. 
C.  J.Gtiggs. 
J,  R.  Halsey. 
H.  K.  Hanison. 
H.  H.  Higbee. 

E.  O.  Hovey, 
R.  H.  Lyman, 

S.  P.  McCalmon,  Jr., 
H.  McCotmiclc. 
R.  Macdonough, 
W,  McElroy,Jr., 

F.  W.  Moore, 
C.  F.  Odeli, 
J.  S.  Pardee, 
E.  W.  Peet. 

G.  D.  Peliee. 


C.  W.  Piersoo. 
J.  B.  Reynolds, 
W.  A.  Robbing. 
F.  R.  Smith, 
J.  C.  Smith, 
W.  M.  Speer. 

E.  L.  Smith, 
S.  P.  Spencer. 
J.  P.  Terry, 

H.  B.  Twombly, 
H.  S.  Washington, 
William  Williams, 

F.  E.  Wing. 
E.  Woollen, 
J.Wood. 

H.  W.  Wolcoti. 
E.  A.  Wright. 


ATHLETIC  INTERESTS, 


YALE  YACHT  CLUB. 

Commodon,  Hknry  B.  Anderson,  '83. 

Vice  Commodore^  S.  Howard  Martin,  S.  S.  S. 

Svc,  ^  Treas.,  Sheffield  Phelps,  '86. 

Acting  Fleet  Captains. 
Edward  C.  Gale,  '84,  Joseph  A.  Blakk,  '85. 


Members. 

H.  B.  Anderson, 

E.  C.  Gale. 

A.  R.  Preston, 

W.  B.  Anderson, 

H.  S.  Gale, 

J.  F.  Raymond. 

B.  H.  Anthony, 

Charles  Halsey, 

E.  B.  Sargent. 

R.  Appleion, 

H.  Higby. 

M,  Shipley, 

C.  L.  Bailey, 

T.  R.  Hillard, 

H.  H.  Strong, 

J.  A.  Blake, 

W.  J.  Holley, 

A.  E.  Symington, 

C.  W.  Burpee, 

J.  G.  Holliday, 

D.  B.  Tucker. 

A.  A.  Crane, 

C.  L.  Hyde, 

F.  D.  Ward. 

S.  F.  Crapo, 

S.  H.  Martin, 

J.  E.  Wayland. 

C.  W.  Culler, 

C.  B.  Merrill, 

W.  W.  Weeks. 

H.  E.  Fisk, 

Kier  Mitchell, 

H.  L.  Whittlesey. 

C.  S.  Fooie, 

J.  P.  Parsons, 

W.  T.  Williams. 

G.  Fountain, 

J.  J.  Phelps, 

J.  B.  Woodward, 

J.  W.  Galbraith, 

S.  Phelps, 
E.  J.  Phelps, 

Fleet, 

G.  H.  Young. 

Rig. 

Name.                 Length. 

Owner. 

Schooner, 

"Edith."                 45 

H 

.  L.  Whittlesey.  '84. 

Sloop, 

"  Viola,"                  50 

E.  Wayland,  'Sa. 

Sloop, 

"  Corsair."             48 

P.  Parsons.  '85. 

Sloop, 

'•  Madge,"              34 

P.  Parsons.  '85. 

Sloop, 

••Vivienne,"          30.6 

S.  Phelps.  •83. 

Sloop, 

••  Hilda,"                26 

E.  Wayland,  '83. 

Sloop, 

*'  Curlew,"             22 

H. 

.  B.  Anderson,  *85. 

Sloop, 

"  Sadie,"               21 

B. 

H.  Anthony,  '86. 

114 


A  THLETIC  INTERESTS, 

OPENING  DAY. 

May  2j — Island  View  House^  Thimble  Islands. 

Sijuadron. 

••  Curlew,"  ....  Flag-ship. 

**  Yale,"  ....  Vice  Commodore. 

•*  Vivienne,"         .         .         .         .  J.  J.  Phelps. 

•*  Hilda,"  ....  J.E.  Wayland. 

"  Starlight."         .         .         .  C.  E.  Vincent. 

"Clarence."     ....  W.B.Anderson. 

"  Ripple," A.  A.  Crane. 

"Wlldbird,"     ....  Sheffield  Phelps. 

"Nettle," J.  P.  Parsons. 

"Frolic,"  ....  G.  Fountain. 

"  Hyac," E.  C.  Gale. 

"  Peerless,"      ....  H.  E.  Fisk. 


SPRING  REGATTA. 

Regatta  Committee.  Judges. 

H.  E.  Fisk,  '83.  H.  E.  Fisk,  '83. 

G.  S.  Payson,  S.  S.  S.  E.  L.  Dingiv.  '83. 

J.  G.  Holliday,  '84. 
J.  P.  Parsons,  '85. 
B.  H.  Anthony.  '86. 

Winners.— C/rtjj  /f .— "  Vivienne,"  J.  J.  Phelps,  '83.     Class  i9.— "  Ripple," 
Z.  B.  Merrill,  '86.     Class  C— "  Hyac,"  E.  C.  Gale.  '84. 

ANNUAL  CRUISE. 
Sailed  to  New  London^  Ji^fi^  2jth. 

Squadron. 
•'  Vivienne."    ....  Flag-ship. 

"Lotos." J.  J.  Phelps. 

"Viola."  ....  j.  E   Wayland. 

"  Edith," H.  L.  Whittlesey. 

"Curlew,"        ....  W.B.Anderson. 

"  Sadie," B.  H.  Anthony. 


• 


FALL  REGATTA. 
Committee.  Judges. 

G.  Fountain,  '84.  G.  Fountain,  '84. 

J.  A.  Blake,  '85.  H.  B.  Anderson,  '85. 

S.  T.  Crapo,  '86.  J.  P.  Parsons,  '85. 

M.  Shipley,  S.  S.  S.  C.  L.  Bailey.  '86. 

Winners.— C/fljj  ^.—"Peerless,"  B.  H.  Anthony.  '86.     Class  C— "  Yale," 
Murray  Shipley,  S.  S.  S. 


1^5 


BICYCLE   CLVB. 


-V%/ 


Pr€,..  E.  B.  Kimberly.  '84. 
Caf-l..  G.  W.  Pail. 


Liiul..  W.  R.'Craivtoid.  '86. 
St€.  &•  Trtas.,  Wm.  Manwell/Ss. 
Bnglir.  C.  L.  Hyde,  'hb. 


BICYCLE    CLUB, 


INTERCOLLEGIATE  BICYCLE  TOURNAMENT. 

Springfield^  Mass,^  Sept.  /p,  i88j. 

Colleges  Represented, 


Amherst — Williams. 
Harvard — Claflin. 


Brown — Thu  rber. 

Yale — Crawford.  Hamilton. 


The  distance,  five  miles  for  a  $500  cup  to  be  won  three  successive  times. 
Won  by  Claflin,  of  Harvard.    Time,  16  min.  48  sec.     Hamilton,  second. 


Members. 


J.  A.  Atwood,  '85  S.  S.  S. 
J.  W.  Atwood,  '85  S.  S.  S. 
F.  S.  Chase,  '87. 
S.  M.  Colgate.  '85, 
A.  Cowles,  Jr.,  '86, 
W.  H.  Cowles.  '87. 
Wm.  M.  Dcrhv.  '85. 


L.  Foster,  '85, 


E.  Keith,  '84  S.  S.  S. 

E.  B.  Kimberly,  '84, 

W.  E.  Martin,  '85  S.  S.  S. 

Wm.  Maxwell.  '85. 

W.  A.  Netlleton,  '85  S.  S.  S. 

T.  H.  Newberry, '85  S.  S.  S. 

G.  \V.  Pniterson.  Jr..  '84, 

Wm.  F.  Pcet.  '85, 


L.  M.  Grant,  *86. 


R.  W.  Pinnev,  '85  S.  S.  S. 


E.  T.  Hall.  '86, 


R.  L.  Redfield.  '86. 


L.  B.  Hamilton,  '86, 


G.  P.  D.  Townsend,'86  S.  S.  S. 


C.  L.  Hvde,  '86, 


L.  K.  Hyde,  '87. 

W.  E.  Hutchings,  '86  S.  S.  S. 


G.  E.  Vincent,  '85, 
D.  A.  Walker.  '84, 


H.  H.  Whitehouse  '65  S.  S.  S. 


E.  A.  Wright.  '84. 


117 


ATHLETIC  INTERESTS. 


H.  B.  Andi 
H.  W.  B. 
J.  A.  Bla 
R.  S.  B.a 


H.  F.  James. 

P.  Par«o..s. 
G.  F.  Stacy. 


■84  PEDESTRIAN  CLUB. 
J.  W.  Oakford. 
F.  D.  Trowbridge, 


Eating  Clubs, 


EATING    CLUB. 


EA  TING  GL  UB, 


YALE  UNIVERSITY  CLUB. 

President,  Frank  D.  Bowkn,  '82,  (24  s.) 

Vice  President,  Wilson  Cathf.rwood,  '85,  (231  D.) 

Se<^y  and  Treas.,  H.  F.  James,  '85,  (216  D.) 

BOARD  OF  GOVERNORS. 

Morris  F.  Tyler.  '76.  William  K.  Townsend.  '71, 

Theodore  S  Woolsey,  '72,  Clarence  W.  Bowen,  '73, 

Charles  H.  Farnam,  '68,  Henry  B.  Sargent,  '71  S.  S.  S. 

H.  B.  While,  '81. 

'84 — A.  V.  Armour,  Frank  D.  Bovven,  J.  T.  A.  Doolittle, 

William  C.  McMillan.  Albert  C.  Waiie. 

•85— E.  R.  Adce,  H.  S.  Brooks,  W.  Catherwood, 

H.  F.  James,  F.  J.  Vernon. 

•84  S.  S.  S.— A.  A.  Noye,  S.  H.  Martin. 

UNDERGRADUATE  MEMBERS. 


Allison  V.  Armour, 
Nelson  P.  Bigelow, 
George  R.  Blodgett, 
Frank  D.  Bowen, 
William  B.  Bristow, 
Harris  D.  Colt, 
Charles  W.  Copeland, 
Edmund  P.  Cottle, 
Henry  B.  Cromwell, 
Frederick  K.  Curtis, 
James  D.  Dawson, 
Julius  T.  A.  Doolittle, 
r  rederick  W.  Doringh, 


SENIORS. 

Maxwell  Evans, 
Arthur  L.  Farwell. 
John  R.  Halsey,  Jr., 
Horace  E.  Hand, 
Sidney  W.  Hopkins.  Jr., 
William  H.  Jessup, 
Thomas  G.  Lawrance, 
Edward  A.  Lawrence, 
Henry  McCormick,  Jr., 
Henry  C.  McDowell,  Jr.. 
William  C.  McMillan, 
Charles  P.  Phelps, 


Albert  H.  Pratt. 
Clinton  Ross, 
Henry  T.  Shelton,  Jr., 
William  A.  Taylor, 
Ray  Tompkins, 
Frank  D.  Trowbridge, 
Harry  R.  Wagner, 
Albert  C.  Waiie. 
Charies  M.  Walker. 
Nathan  G.  Williams. 
Harry  A.  Worcester, 
Herbert  W.  Wolcott. 


E.  R.  Adee. 

H.  B.  Anderson. 

C.  B.  Allen. 
J.  H.  Arnot, 

D.  Baldwin, 

H.  W.  Beckwith, 
J.  Blake, 

F.  B.  Brandegee. 
P.  Bright. 

H.  S.  Brooks, 
D.  H.  Buffum, 
S.  D.  Capen, 
W.  S.  Case. 


S.  B.  Hawley, 
W.  H.  Lyon. 
Albert  Lucas. 


JUNIORS. 

W.  Catherwood, 
S.  M.  Colgate, 
R.  Colt, 
C.  W.  Cutler. 
C.  S.  Dodge, 
H.  L.  Doggett, 
A.  H.  Ely. 
W.  V.  Farwell, 
H.  R.  Flanders, 
H.  F.  James, 
R.  B.  Kerr. 
G.   W.  Mallon, 
C.  T.  Matthews. 

s.  s.  s.  '84. 

S.  H.  Martin. 
A.  A.  Noye. 
Joseph  Powell. 


J.  A.  Merrill. 
C.  E.  Montgomery, 
R.  McDonough, 
].  McHenry. 
.A.  Myers, 
Parsons, 
.  Rollins. 

E.  A.  Schultze. 
W.  Terry, 

A.  C.  Thomson, 

F.  J.  Vernon, 
W.  J.  Worcester. 
W.  T.  G.  Weymouth. 


k 


.  P.  Terry, 
.  A.  Wilfets. 


I2r 


EATING  CLUB. 


'84- 

Martitt  Androws, 

BeUan  T^.  Bigelnw, 

llimryc  M.  niadgott, 
Hourif  L.  Bawes, 


fohert  m.  i^amiU, 

E.  j5..  JLawrenco, 

T.  S.  J.awrance, 
Edward  3[..  JfnUack, 

^enrif  T.  Sbeltan, 
J-lbart  e.  Waits. 


Eating  club. 


■84  EATING  CLUB- 

l^aijris  B.  ealt. 

BewcU  e.  KnigUt, 
i^arrg  SKceoiinick, 

3Edtuitt  J,.  Ifarter, 

Saldon  3f.  Spoiispc, 
WilUaro  1.  Strang. 


EATING  CLUB. 


Willon  Catherwood,  Hoiace  E.  Hand, 

Edmund  P.  Coide.  John  R.  Halsey,  Jr., 

Henry  B.  Cromwell.  S.  W.  Hopkins,  Jr.. 


William  H.  Jessop. 
James  W.  Oakford, 
Alben  H.  Prali. 


EA  TING  CL  UB. 


THE    EATING    CLUB    OF    1884. 

FOUNDED    IN    '8 1. 


J.  W.  Arnot,  travdini^  mtmhcr. 


F.  W.  Doringh,  R.  Tompkins, 

H.  C.  Hopkins,  H.  R.  Wagner, 

O.  McKee.  C.M.Walker. 

W.  A.  Taylor,  H.  A.  Worcester. 


Ex-officio. 
J.  Tyler  A.  Dooliiile. 


Defunct. 
H.  A.  Bishop,  J.  Perkins. 


J25 


EATING  CLUB. 


Frank  ChriMian. 
).  M.  Clagge.t. 
WillUra  B.  Coley, 


Sianion  B.  Hun 
Charles  N.  Flin 


James  O.  McCalmom. 
Ward  W.  Savery. 
Benjamin   Scharpj. 


EATING  CI.UB. 


Henry  B.  Anderson,  Frank  B.  BranJcKce.        Sidney  M.  Colgate, 

Henty  W.  Beckwiih.  Henry  S.  Brooks,  Jr..         Herberl  L.  Doggetl 

Joseph  A.  Blake,  David  H.  Buffum,  Jr.,       Albetl  H.  Ely, 

John  P.  Parsons,  Arthur  C.  Thomson. 


EATING  CLUB. 


J.  C.   Bridgman. 
J.  L.  Bud. 
E.  H.  Chandler, 
R.  C.  Coll, 


C.  W,  Culler. 
W.  G.  Green. 
C.  B,  Hobbs. 
J.  McHenry, 


L.  F.  Robinson. 
F.  R.  Shipman. 
R.  S_  Siorrs. 
C.  L.  Way. 


EATING  CLUB. 


C.  B.  Allen, 

H.  G.  Chase, 

D.  W.  Mulv 

S.  R.  Bertron, 

W.  M.  Derby, 

R.  J.  Pitkin. 

W.  S.  Case. 

L.  B.  Gleason, 
J.  B.  Keogh. 

R.  A.  Sands 

EATIA'G  CLl'B. 


"DIE  '85   DEUTSCHE  GESELLSCHAFT." 


■■  Uftunfl  ma*!  tt n  aRtiiltt," 
Hekb  Otto  Schk(euek. 

E.  N.  Hidden.  W.  P.  Monix 

G.  W.  Mallon, 


EATING  CLUB 


■8s. 

J.  Barnes,  Henry  B.  Cusgrove.  Manly  D.  Ormes, 

John  H.  Booih.  William  W.  Crehore,  Oramel  W.  Prait, 

Charles  L.  Carhart.  Richard  EIII5,  George  F.  Siacy, 

William  M.  Carhari.         Harlow  S.  Gale,  Charles  S.  Wiley. 


EA7tNG  CLUB. 


E.  C.  Lamherl. 

D.  Winslort. 

E.  A.  Hine. 

H.S.  Ames. 

P.  B.  Slewati, 

T.  G.  WiWtma 

A.  Cowles.  Jr., 

E.J.  Phetps. 

C.  L.  Ballcf.  J 

EATING  CLUB. 


mrflTrrn 


S.  K.  Biemner, 
E.  T.  Hall, 
P.  Beaidsley, 
R.  T.  Ftancke, 


■86. 
[.  P.  Waring. 
F.  G.  Winston, 
C.  R.  Morley. 
B.  Arkell. 


S.  Phelps. 

E,  R.  Kellogg, 

H.Uison.Jr. 


EATING  CLUB. 


John  C.  Adar 
L.  N.  Allen. 
Paul  K.  Ame 


■86. 
GeoTRG  H.  Bixby,  Chaites  E.  HelHer, 

WIHiam  P.  Brnndegee.     Charles  L.  Hyde, 
Gibbons  G.  Cornwell.       Charlton  M.  Lenis. 
Nicholas  M. Good] ell,  Jr., 


EA  TING  CI.U 


fhl»  n  j'/.  iriee  aiS« 


THE   EUPHAGONIAN   CLUB, 


J.  L.  Adier,  W.  H.  Goodyear.  F.  G,  Peiers, 

E.  5.  Bacon,  E.  B.  Leaf.  W.  C.  Sprague 

T.  R.  Caner.  C.  P.  Merrill. 


EATING  CLUB. 


Everett  A.  Bates,  Percy  Edgar. 

Charles  N.  Codding,  George  E.  Eliot,  Jr.. 

James  M.  Gondii,  John  K.  Grifliih. 

JudsoD  S.  Dulchet.  Henry  E.  Hard. 


Herbert  A.  Jaggard. 
Henry  T.  Nason. 
Arleigh  D.  Ricbardso 
Fred.  N.  Sewall. 


Ednard  C.  Smith. 


Evans  Wooller 


EATING  CLUB. 


Viclor  B.  Caldwell,  James  F.  Prcntis, 

Charles  F.  Emerson.         Henry  Rustin. 

Warren  S.  Yalcs. 


Will.  D.  Washburn, 


EA  rmc  CLUB. 


Charles  Adams,  Jr..  John  M.  Gillispie,  Arthur  Perkins, 

Hacvef  Farringion.  Chis.  H.  Ludington,  Jr.,  George  E.  Potta, 

James  R.  Sheffield,  George  P.  D.  Townsend. 


EATING  CLUB. 


PHILLIPS'    FRESHMAN    BOARDING   CLUB. 


Edward  H.  Norton,  Jr.,  Manai^tr. 


Albert  W.  Barnum, 
Francis  Bergstrom. 
Leslie  D.  BissEli. 
Edward  L.  Bliss. 
Allan  B.  Bonar, 
Anhur  W.  Brady, 
Juhn  C.  Burcb, 
Middleton  A.  Caldwell, 
Sanford  E.  Cobb. 
William  A.  Coinish, 


Alexander  H.  Davis 
WninrdR.  DouRlass 
John  R.  Eldridge, 
Robert  E.  Fotsier. 
Andrew  F.  Gales, 
Edward  W.  Goodeno 
William  B.  Hickox, 
Charles  Keeler, 
John  Leverell. 
Frank  C.  Howe. 
Albert  C.  Lux, 


Henry  L.  May, 
Frank  A.  Meacham. 
Clarence  T.  Morse. 
Richard  D.  Morse.  Jr., 
George  D.  Peltee, 
igh. Arthur  S.  Phelps, 
Williani  L.  Phelps. 
Edward  H.Thompson. 
Rockwell  A.  Williams. 
Elmer  A.  Wolfe. 


EATING  CLUB. 


CLOISTER    CAF6. 


Sustautt  ^Ifansa, 
Jnbn  F.  Baticttck, 

yred.  S,  BviUone, 

J-tthur  e.  t'aaics, 
William  B   Goit, 


aiartin  J.  Scbeuema, 
eiiarles  1.  firiffith, 
■        !_,-  Kdsott  Keitli,  ^r,, 

/0_|  Baniel  X.  Jfratt, 

^  T^'    lames  Jt.  Seifmaur, 
- '   eiarence  W.  Sboldan. 


EATING  CLUB. 


J.  Arlhur  Atnood,  Daniel  D.  Mangam.  Jr.,  John  Rice. 

Samuel  B.  Hanley,  Charles  P.  McAvoy.  Chas.  T.  Richardson. 

Amos  W.  Kimball,  William  A.  McDowell,  Elmore  A.  Willels, 

Albert  Lucas,  Truman  H.  Newberry,  Clarence  H.  Wood. 

Joseph  Poivell.  Jr., 


EATING  CLUB. 


SCIENTIFIC   EATERS. 


Ami  Ihey  i  kail  gnaw  a  Jilt" 


Laurence  V.  BenftI,  C,  D.  McCandliss,  J.  C.  Oliver. 

C.  P.  Farquhar,  William  A.  Neiileion,  Chesler  Thome. 

J.V.  Hinoa,  George  W.  Norion.  W.  V.S.ThorDe. 

Henry  Oliver, 


EATING  CLUB. 


YORK   HALL. 


Eroil   Biumgarien,  J.  M.  Maghce,  W.  G.  Sage. 

E.  Y.  Judd.  E.  A.  Meredith.  E.  C.  Shaw. 

W.  A.  Sadd.  G.  5.  Robens,  W.  S.  Wiltiams. 


EATING  CLUB. 


W.  L.  Culberl. 

S.  A.  Reei. 

W.  E.  Mariin. 

W.  T.  Ross. 

B.  E.  Wrighi. 

R.  W.  Pinoey, 

L.  M.  Sch.-nidl, 

HA  TING  CI.  UB. 


t»-^^Sf^% 


Pmidrnl.  F.    B 

.  K: 

F.LI.O 

cio.  -83. 

Stc-y  and  Trfa! 

..  E. 

A. 

Lawbrnck.  ■84. 

Warbllt.  J.  L. 

AD 

LER. 

'86. 

Pianiii.  A.  B. 

COBNW, 

aL,  ■83. 

,il  Tmor. 

id  Ttymr. 

F.  B.  KelloRg.  '83, 

F.  D.  Bowen,  -84, 

D.  S.  Knoivlion,  'Ss, 

E.  McCteltan.  '84, 

E.  I.  Sanford,  -84. 

D.A.Jones. '84. 

J.  L.  Adier,  '86, 

F.  D.  Shaffer.  '83. 

ril  Bast. 

3d  Ban. 

A.  B.  Cornwall.  '83, 

C.  W.  Culler,  '85. 

G.  Cromwell.  '83. 

H.M.  Hoy.. -83. 

W.  H.  jMsup.  •84. 

E.  A.  Lawrence.  '84, 

W.  C.  McMillan.  84, 

J.  B.  Woodward.  ■83. 

C.  M.  Griggs.  '83. 

CONCERTS  BY 

THE  CLUB  OF  -83. 

Porichejier.  Conn..  Dec.  8.  i88i 

W 

ilmineion,  Del..  Jan.  g. 

Boston,  Mass..  Jan.  3.  1SS3. 

Brooklyn.  N.  Y..  Jan.  10. 

Philadelphia.  Pa.,  Jan.  5. 

New  Haven.  Conn.,  Jan.  39. 

Nt 

■w  York.  May  5. 

Washington,  D.C.,  Jan.  8. 

N. 

!W  Haven,  Conn..  Jurie  25. 

146 


GI.EE    Cl.Vli. 


Prtiidcni,  E,  A.  Lawrence,  '84. 

Stc'y  and  Trtas..  C.  W.  CuTLER,  ■85. 
Warhlir,  J.  L.  AdI.ER,  '86. 


ist  Tener. 

D.  S.  Knou-llon. '8 

E.  1.  Sanford,  '84. 
J.  A.  Merrill. '85. 
\.  L.  Adier. '86, 
j.  Beadle. '86. 


F.  D.  Etowen.  84 

E.  McClcllan.  'S^ 

F.  B.  Brnndegee.  '; 


W.  H.Jessup. '84, 
A.  P.  Wilder.  ■84. 
F.  Strong.  '84, 
W.  W.  Crehore, '8j. 


E.  A.  Lawrence.  'S4, 
C.  W.  Culler,  'as. 
W.  p.  Brandegee.  '86, 
G.  S.  Woodward,  '87. 


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A.  P.  Wilder,  '84, 

S.  H.  Manin,  '84.  S.  S.  S., 


W.  S-  Case,  '85. 
H.  L.  DoBgeii,  '85, 
W.T,  Williams. '85  S.S.  S., 
H.T.  Nason. '86. 


E,  I.  Sanfotil,  '84. 

C.  A.  Waiioiis. '84, 

C,  W.  Sheldon.  '84.  S.  S.  S. 


H.  deF.  Baldwin. 
J.  S.  Pardee.  '85. 

D.  T.  Ptali,  '655. 

E.  T.  H;.n.  "86. 


Yale  puhijvatiqns. 


THE   YALE  NEWS. 


J.  T.  A.  Doolidle,  •84, 
R.  H.  Lyman.  '84, 
J.  W.  Oakford.'84. 


S.  P.  Spencer.  ■84, 
R,  SarRent,  '84  S.  S.  S. 
J.  C.  B.idgnian. 'SS. 
W.Catherwood.  '85. 


J.  A.  Seymour, '%%  S.  S.  S. 
P.  Beardsley.  '86, 
W.J.  Hand,  '87. 


H.  C.  McDowell.  Jr.,  '84.  Financial Bdilor. 
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FAUST. 

Given /a 

■  the  heitffit  of  the  Najy. 

Musicil  Di> 

ctoi;  Prof,  Thomas  SHEfABD. 

Stage  DireilBT. 

A.  Dubreul. 

Coilumtr. 

A.  V.  Armour.  -84. 

Margu^lt.     . 

Mrs.  Rob  en  son. 

(  Siitel      I 
}  Martha  \ 
Miphistophilf!, 

Miss  Adelaide  Phelps 
Mr.  E.  F.  Bushncll. 

VaUnHnt, 

D.  S.  Knowllon.  '83. 

Was.ur,         . 
Fam/, 

J.  a  Woodward.  '83. 
Mr.  Charles  Booncy. 

Miscellany. 


YALE  SOCIETY  OF  NATURAL  HISTORY. 


Pt 

tiiUni.  R.  M.  Boyd, 

R. 

Vi 

t  Prisidtat.  R.  H.  Wylie. 

Santary.  L.  B.  Bishop. 

M/mbirs. 

E.  H.  Birbour, 

C.  E.  Hellier, 

W.  A.  Robbins, 

L.  B.  Bishop. 

E.  L.  Hood, 

H.  S.  Washingic 

R.  M.  Boyd, 

L.  K.  Hull, 

E.  A.  Wrighi. 

R.  O.  DiiBois. 

R.  H.  Lvman, 

H.  M.  Wolf, 

E.  C.  Gale. 

T.  H.  Osborne. 

R.  H.  Wylie. 

Af/SCE/.l.ANV. 


■S4  S.  THOUSAND  POINT  WHIST  CLUB. 


•86  WHIST  QUARTETTE. 


F.  Hungerford. 
Wm.  McEI.oy. 


W.  W.  Capron. 
H.  L.  WashiDgion. 


MISCELLANY, 


COLLEGE  CHOIR. 

'84. 

Bo  wen, 

Knight, 

McKee, 

Taylor, 

Hand, 

Lawrence,  E. 

McMillan, 

Wilder. 

Jessup, 

McClellan, 

•85. 

San  ford,  £. 

Bedell. 

Brandegee, 

Chase. 

Cutler, 

Hidden, 

Capen, 

Crehore, 

Fresenius, 

Merrill. 

Richards 

• 

'86. 


•87. 


Adier, 


Bates, 


Coit. 


Hand, 


Darling. 


Woodward,  G.  S. 


•84  GLEE  CLUB. 


\st  Tenor. 
R.  A.  Jernberg, 
E.  McClellan, 
E.  L  Sanford, 
W.  A.  Taylor. 


7,d  Teftor. 
F.  D.  Bowen, 
J.  O.  Lincoln, 

C.  P.  Phelps, 

D.  H.  Wilcox. 


\st  Bass.  2d  Bass. 

C.  E.  Bedell,  H.  E.  Hand, 

W.  H.  Jessup,  Jr.,  E.  A.  Lawrence, 

W.  C.  McMillan,  F.  Strong, 

H.  B.  Twombly.  A.  P.  Wilder. 


•85  GLEE  CLUB. 


1st  Tenor. 

%d  Teftor. 

1st  Bass. 

2ii  Bass^ 

F.  B.  Brandegee, 

E.  R.  Adce, 

J.  C.  Bridginan, 

D.  H.  Buffum.  Jr., 

E.  H.  Chandler, 

A.  Corning, 

J.  P.  Parsons, 

H.  G.  Chase. 

H.  R.  Flanders, 

F.  B.  Deming, 

0.  Strong, 

C.  W.  Culler. 

J.  A.  Merrill, 

C.  T.  Matthews, 

A.  C.  Thomson. 

E.  A.  Schultze,  Jr. 

L.  F.  Robinson. 

C.  B.  Hobbs. 

Kenyon  Gorham,  Warbler. 

•86  GLEE  CLUB. 

1st  Tenof. 

2d  Tenor. 

1st  Bass. 

2d  Bass, 

E.  A.  Bates. 

J.  Beadle. 

W.  A.  Adams, 

W.  P.  Brandegee 

T.  Darling, 

A.  Cowles,  Jr., 

C.  L.  Hyde, 

F.  H.  Kelley. 

E.  T.  Hall, 

C.  Dickey, 

C.  W.  Pierson, 

J.  C.  Schwab. 

E.  C.  Stiles. 

C.  F.  Odell. 

E.  W.  Reid. 

F.  D.  Smith. 

•87  GLEE  CLUB. 

\st  Tenor. 

2d  Tenor. 

1st  Bass. 

2d  Bass. 

A.  Coit, 

W.  J.  Hand, 

F.  T.  Hill. 

G.  Woodward, 

F.  C.  Clark. 

R.  Maxwell, 

J.  R.  Sheffield, 

L.  D.  Bissell. 

D.  Huntington. 

B.  Romaine, 

H.  S.  Hart. 

W.  P.  Taylor. 

F.  S.  Woodward. 

^JJ* 

MISCELLANY, 


BROADWAY   SUNDAY   SCHOOL. 

Superintendent,  H.  B.  Twombly,  '84. 
Assistant  Superintendent,  E.  H.  Chandler,  *85. 
Sec.  and  Treas.,  H.  J.  BoGGis,  'Ss. 
Librarian,  W.  L.  Strong,  '84. 


BERKELEY  ASSOCIATION. 

President,  Beirne  Lay,  '84. 
Secretary,  J.  H.  Booth,  '85. 
Organist,  H.  E.  Hard,  '86. 

Meetings  held  on  Friday  evening  at  6.40. 


BETHANY  SUNDAY  SCHOOL. 

Superinti-ndent,  J.  B.  Reynolds.  '84. 
Assistant  Superintendent,  G.  H.  Makuen,  *84. 

Teachers. 

F.  O.  Ayrcs,  '84,  W.  G.  Green.  '85. 

E.  Weils.  '84.  C.  B.  Hobbs.  '85. 

H.  E.  Hand,  '84,  F.  R.  Shipman.  '85. 

L.  O.  Baird,  '85,  S.  M.  Colgate.  '85. 

J.  P.  Parsons,  '85.  E.  W.  Reid,  '86. 

W.  A.  Brown,  '86,  A.  L.  Shipnrjan.  '86, 

A.  Colgate.  '86. 

Librarians. 
H.  McCormick.  Jr.,  '84.  W.  J.  Hand.  'Sy. 


Y.  M.  C.  A. 

President,  J.  B.  Reynolds,  '84. 
Vice  President,  L.  O.  Baird,  '85. 
Sec.  and  Treas.,  C.  W.  Goodrich,  '86. 

Active  Membership,  .....         193 

Associate  Membership,  ....  12 

Total  Membership,    .....        205 


CHURCH   COMMITTEES. 

'84.  '85.  '86. 

Alex.  Lambert,  L.  O.  Baird,  C.  Dickey, 

J.  B.  Reynolds.  E.  H.  Chandler,  C.  W.  Goodrich, 

H.  B.  Twombly.  W.  G.  Green.  E.  W.  Reid. 

'87 — Not  yet  chosen. 


^54 


MISCELLANY. 


SENIOR  CLASS  COMMITTEES.   '83. 

Senior  Promenade  Committee, 
H.  R.  Hilliard,  D.  S.  Knowlion,  R.  C.  Rogers, 


F.  B.  Kellogg, 
H.  W.  Latham, 


D.  Phelps. 
D.  F.  Read, 


H.  W.  Slocum. 
J.  E.  Wayland. 


Class  Supper  Committee. 

K.  Mitchell.  J.  J.  Phelps.  E.  B.  Sargent, 

C.  H.  Yates.  M.  W.  Young. 

Ivy  Committee. 
A.  E.  Bowers, 

Class  Cup  Committee. 
J.  W.  Galbraith, 

Class  Day  Committee. 

H.  L.  Frost, 
T.  D.  Husted, 
M.  Morton,  Jr., 

Class  Secretary. 
S.  N.  Hawkes. 


E.  I.  Bosworth, 


C.  F.  Collins. 


E.  N.  Dingley, 
S.  H.  Fields, 


W.  I.  Grubb. 


H.  Vernon. 


J.  F.  Raymond, 
C.  W.  Wilson. 


G.  A.  Barrows. 


N.  R.  Carpenter, 


E.  M.  Carpenter. 


H.  K.  Devereux, 


Galbraith. 


S.  S.  S.  COMMITTEES. 

Class  Supper. 

G.  R.  Bartlett, 
J.  E.  Newell. 

Class  Cup  Committee. 
W.  Darlington, 

Graduating  Committee. 
W.  Harper. 

Triennial  Cofumittee. 
A.  Hubbard. 


J.  E.  Pope.  Jr. 


H.  L.  Simpson. 


E.  H.  Skinner. 


A.  Wurtz. 


Secretary. 
A.  Wurtz. 

Statisticiam, 
Lyon.  Allcutt. 

Picture  Committee. 
CoiT.  Chairman. 
Herr,  Hawley,  Roberts,  Martin. 

Senior  Class  Officers, 
Herr,  President.  Keith.  Vice  President, 


^55 


MISCELLANW 


CORRESPONDENTS  TO  CITY  PAPERS. 

Palladium,  A.  P.  Wilder.  '84. 

I  D.  S.  Knowlton,  '83. 
Morning  News.  \  H.  W.  Wolcott,  '84. 

(  C.  R.  Williams,  '86. 

Journal  and  Courier,  J.  Tomlinson,  '84. 

Register,  P.  E.  Jenks,  '84. 


SENIOR   CLASS   OFFICERS. 

Class  Orator,  H.  M.  Wolf.  Poet,  E.  Wells. 

Statistician,  C.  E.  HOLMES. 

Historians, 
C.  E.  Botsford,  J.  S.  Havens,  C.  M.  Walker, 

A.  P.  Wilder. 


'84  CLASS  PICTURE  COMMITTEE. 
G.  F.  Gruener,  R.  W.  Hine,  J.  B.  Reynolds. 


•84  JUNIOR  PROMENADE. 

T.  G.  Lawrance,  Chairman.  D.  H.  WiLCOX,  Floor  Manager. 

A.  V.  Armour,  J.  R.  Halsey,  E.  A.  Lawrence, 

J.  M.  Dawson,  H.  E.  Hand,  W.  A.  Taylor. 

Alex.  Lambert, 


JUNIOR  PROMENADE  COMMITTEE. 

S.  R.  Bertron,  Chairman.  H.  S.  Brooks.  Jr.,  Floor  Manager. 

C.  B.  Allen,  W.  M.  Derby,  E.  A.  SchuUze, 

F.  B.  Brandegee,  G.  W.  Mallon,  F.  J.  Vernon. 

L.  F.  Robinson, 


DELEGATES    TO    CONVENTIONS. 

A.  K.  E.  Convention,  Providence,  R,  I. 

C.  R.  Corwith,  '83,  F.  C.  Leonard,  '83.  R.  Foster.  '84, 

C.  S.  Fooie,  '83,  Kier  Mitchell,  '83,  J.  W.  Oakford,  '84. 

G.  R.  Blodgett,  '84, 

i'.  T.  Convention,  Albany,  N.  Y, 

H.  W.  Latham,  '83,  E.  P.  Cottle,  '84,  W.  L.  Strong.  '84. 


^S^ 


MISCELLANY, 


MASSACHUSETTS  STATE  Y.  M.  C.  A.  CONVJENTION. 

Charlestawriy  October^  i88j. 
C.  E.  Loughridge,  '83.  J.  B.  Reynolds,  '84. 


INTERCOLLEGIATE  CONVENTION. 

Princeton^  N.  /.,  October,  1883, 

E.  I.  Bosworth,  '83,  S.  P.  Spencer,  '84. 


INTERCOLLEGIATE  CONVENTION. 

West  Point,  N,    V.,  November,  1883. 
E.  I.  Bosworlh,  '83. 


NEW  ENGLAND  Y.  M.  C.  A.  CONVENTION. 
New  Haven,  February  iy-i8. 

COLLEGES   RKPRESENTED. 

Amherst,  Colby, 

Andover,  Dartmouth, 

Bates,  Harvard, 

Bowdoin,  Princeton, 

Brown.  Williams, 

Willislon. 


INTERNATIONAL  Y.  M.  C.  A.  CONVENTION. 
Milwaukee,  Wis,,  May  16-20, 
J.  B.  Reynolds,  '84. 


NEW  YOBK,  NEW  HAVEN  &  HABTFOBD  B.  B. 

TIME  TABLE.   OCTOBER   15,   1883. 

Trains  leave  New  Hayen  as  follows: — 

For  New  York— A.  M.,  3.55,*  4.18,*  4.28,*  5.15,  6.30,*  7.30,*  8.10,*  8.30, 
9.30,*  10.40,  11.50.*  p.  M.,  1. 18,*  1.50,*  3.35  *  4.20,*  5.00,  5.40,  8.34*  8.57,* 
11.30.*    Sunday,  5.00  p.m. 

For  Boston — a.  m.,  10.15,*  11.00.*    p.  m.,  1.15,*  4.05,*  6.22.*    a.  m.,  12.30,* 

12.50.* 

*  Express. 


'57 


Sn  snemorfjittf. 


THOMAS   GARNER   LAWRANCE. 

Class  of  1884. 
Died  at  Yale  College,  Oct.  16,  1883,  in  the  twenty-third  year  of  his  age. 

Resolutions  adopted  by  the  Class  of  1884  : 

Inasmuch  as  we  have  lost  by  death  our  beloved  comrade  Thomas  Gamer 
Law  ranee, 

We^  his  classmates,  would  testify  our  love  for  him  who  for  three  years  has 
so  nobly  played  his  part  among  us  as  friend  and  classmate. 

Also^  would  we  make  known  the  keen  sense  of  our  own  loss  and  oar 
deep  and  heartfelt  sympathy  with  the  family  of  him,  our  well  beloved,  who, 
gifted  as  he  was  with  a  great  heart  and  a  most  noble  disposition,  was  so 
imbued  with  that  rare  feeling  of  sympathy  with  others  that  he  needed  but 
to  be  seen  to  be  loved. 


Alexander  Lambert, 

William  H.  Jessup,      yCommittte, 

Robert  W.  Hamill, 


CLASS  SECRETARIES,  /S/jSj. 

i8is— Rev.  Joseph  D.  Wickham,  D.D..  Manchesler.  Vt. 

1817— Prof.  Lyman  Coleman,  D.D.,  Easton.  Pa. 

i8aa— Rev.  Henry  Hertick,  North  Woodstock,  Conn. 

1824— Hon.  Ongeti  S.  Scymoui,  LL.D.,  Lilclifield.  Conn. 

i8a6— Rev.  Selden  Haines,  D.D.,  Ro«nt.  N.  Y. 

iSa?— Rev.  William  Whiitlesey.  New  Haven. 

1828— Prof.  Oliver  P.  Hubbaiil,  LL.D,.  6s  W.  19th  si.,  N.  Y.  City. 

i8lg — Hon.  John  B.  Robertson  M.D.,  New  Haven, 

1830— William  R.  Cone.  Hatiford. 

1831— Pres.  Noah  Porter  D.D.,  New  Haven. 

183a — Prof.  Edward  E.  Salisbury.  New  Haven. 

1833— Prof.  George  E.  Day.  D.D..  New  Haven. 

1834— Henrj-  C.  Kingsley.  New  Haven. 

1835— Prof.  Thomas  A.  Thachet,  LL.D,,  New  Haven. 

1836— Rev.  Edward  E.  Alwnier,  New  Haven. 

i837~Prof.  Benjamin  Silliman.  M.D.,  New  Haven. 

l838-William  W  Rodman,  New  Haven. 

1839— John  S.  Beach,  Ni!W  Haven. 

l84&-Hon.  |chn  C   Hoi  isier  Nctv  Haven. 

1841— Rev.  Samuel  W.  Barnum.  New  Haven. 

1843— Charles  Fabrique.  New  Maven, 

1843— William  L.  Kingsley,  New  Haven. 

1844— Rev.  John  W.  Dulles,  D.D.,  4037  Chestnut  St.,  PhMa.,  Pa. 

1845— Rev.  Oliver  Crane,  D.D.,  Morrisiown,  N.  J. 

1B46— Rev.  Samuel  G.  WHIaril,  Colchester. 

1847— William  Peel,  ao  Nassau  St.,  N.  Y.  City. 

1848— Arthur  D.  Osborne.  New  Haven. 

1849 — Francis  E.  Harrison,  New  Maven. 

1850— Prof.  Hubert  A.  Ncwion.  LL.D.,  New  Haven. 

18SI— Henry  D.  White,  New  Haven. 

1852— Rev.  John  G,  Baird.  Hartford. 

t8s3-~Henty  H.  Babcock,  New  Haven. 

1854— Charles  H.  Leeds,  S58  Broadway,  N.  Y.  City. 

185s— Rev.  Henry  N.  Cobb.  HiUbroDk   N   Y. 

1856— Hon.  Henry  E.  Pardee.  New  Haven. 

1857— Prof.  Daniel  C.  Ealon.  New  Haven. 

igjg— William  P  Hacon  a6  Broad  St..  New  York, 

iSjg— Rev.  Joseph  H,  Tnlchell.  Hartford. 

,860— WilJiam  L.  Bradley,  M.D.,  New  Haven. 

1861— Prof.  Winihrop  D.  Sheldon,  Colorado  Springs,  Col. 

1863— John  W.  Ailing.  New  Haven. 

i863^Samuel  Hunlingluu,  in  Broadway,  N.  Y.  City. 

J864— Prof.  Charles  G.  Rockivood,  Ph.D.,  Princeton,  N.J. 

1865— JameB  E.  Chandler,  170  Broadway,  N.  Y.  City. 

1866 — Edward  B.  Bennett.  Hartford,  Conn. 

,867— William  H.MoTsc,33  jth  ave„  N.  V,  City. 

1863— Prof.  Henry  P  ■Wrijjbl.  New  Haven. 

]86g— Eli  Wbi  ney,  Jr..  New  Havetl. 

1870— George  D.  Miller,  New  Haven. 

1871— Henry  Baldwin,  044  8lh  ave,.  N.  Y.  City. 

1872— Rev.  Thomas  R.  fecon,  New  Haven. 

1873— Frederick  J.  Shepard,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 

1874— George  L.  Dicketman,  New  Haven. 

187s— Robert  D,  Towntend,  33  W.  gib  St.,  N,  Y.  City, 

1876— Arthur  T.  Hadley.  New  Haven. 


-Johr 
-Will 


1879— Samuel  P.  Wlllard.  Eastor 

1B80— Charles  F.  Bliss,  New  Haven. 

18S1— J.  Brewster,  New  Haven. 

188a— Arthur  S,  Oiborne.  New  Haven. 

1883 — Samuel  N.  Hawke*,  333  York  st.,  New  Haven. 


Historical  Memorabilia. 


Yale  College  organized  1701,  at  Saybrook,  Conn.  Removed  to  New 
Haven,  1717.  First  building  erected  1717  ;  demolished  1782.  Brick  row 
erected:  South  Middle,  1750;  Atheneum,  1761 ;  South,  1793  ;  North  Middle 
and  Lyceum,  1800;  North,  1821  ;  Chapel,  1824;  Divinity,  1835  (demolished 
1870).  The  central  row  :  Laboratory,  1782  ;  Cabinet,  1819  ;  Treasury,  1832. 
The  High  street  row:  Library,  1842  ;  Alumni  Hall,  1853;  G3'mnasium,  1S59; 
Art  Building,  1864.  Medical  College,  i860.  Sheffield  Scientific  School, 
i860.  Farnam,  1869;  Durfee,  1870;  Divinity  Hall,  1869;  West  Divinity 
Hall,  1874.  North  Sheffield  Hall,  1874.  Peabody  Museum.  1876.  Battel] 
Chapel,  1876.  Winchester  Observatory,  1882.  Sloane  Physical  Labonitorj. 
1882. 


PRESIDENTS 

OF  THE  COLLEGE. 

Rev.  Abraham  Pierson, 

1701 

1707 

Rev.  Samuel  Andrew,  . 

1707 

1719 

Rev.  Timothy  Cutler, 

1719 

1723 

Rev.  Elisha  Williams, 

1726 

1739 

Rev.  Thomas  Clap, 

1739 

1766 

Rev.  Naphtali  Daggett. 

1766 

1777 

Rev.  Ezra  Stiles,     . 

1777 

1795 

Rev.  Timothy  Dwight, 

1795 

1817 

Rev.  Jeremiah  Day, 

1817 

1846 

Rev.  Theodore  Dwight  Woolsey,    .           .        1846 

1871 

Rev.  Noah  Porter, 

1871 

YALE   PERIODICALS. 

The  first  Yale  paper,  the  "  Literary  Cabinet,"  was  established  Nov.  15, 
1806.  published  one  year,  it  being  an  eight  page  bi-weekly,  edited  by  three 
seniors  ;  price,  one  dollar  per  year.  Next  the  "Atheneum,"  published  from 
Feb.  12,  1814,  to  Aug.  6,  1814.  The  "Microscope,"  March  21,  1820.  The 
"Yale  Crayon,"  1823.  "Sitting  Room,"  March  17,  1830.  The  "Student's 
Companion,"  Jan.,  1831  to  April,  1831.  "  Little  Gentlemen,"  Jan.,  1831. 
"  Gridiron,"  Feb.,  1831.  "  Medley,"  1833,  Nov.  8  to  June.  "  Yale  Literary 
Magazine,"  Feb.,  1836.  "  Yale  Literary  Quidnunc."  1838.  "  Yale  Review," 
1857.  "  University  Quarterly."  Jan.,  i860  to  Oct.,  i86i.  "  Yale  Banner.** 
Nov.,  1842.  "  Pot-Pourri,"  1865.  "Collegian,"  1841.  "College  Cricket." 
and  "City  of  Elms,"  "Gallinipper,"  "Hornet,"  "Banger."  "Tomahawk," 
"Battery."  "Yale  Courant,"  Nov.,  1865.  "Yale  Record."  1873.  "Yilc 
News,"  1878.    "  Yale  Critic,"  March  24.  1882. 


160 


HISTORICAL  MEMORABILIA. 


FOUNDATION    OF   GRADUATE    DEPARTMENTS. 


Medicine, 

Law, 

Theology, 

Philosophy  and  Arts, 

Science, 


1813. 
rSiS. 
1822. 
1847. 
1854. 


FOUNDATION 

*Linonia,  1753. 
•Brothers  in  Unity,  1768. 
*Phi  Beta  Kappa,  1780. 
•Calliopean,  1819. 

Chi  Delta  Theta,  1821. 

Skull  and  Bones,  1832. 
♦Alpha  Delta  Phi.  1S36. 

Psi  Upsilon,  183S. 
*Kappa  Sigma  Tlieia,  1838. 
*Kappa  Sigma  Epsilon,  1840. 

Third  Senior 


OF    SOCIETIES. 

Scroll  and  Key,  i8a2. 

Delta  Kappa  Epsilon,  1844. 
*Delta  Kappa,  1845. 
*  Alpha  Sigma  Phi,  1846. 

Gamma  Nu,  1855. 
♦Delta  Beta  Xi,  1864. 
*Phi  Theta  Psi,  1864. 
*Spadc  and  Grave,  1864. 

'H  Bov/r),  1S75. 

Alpha  Kappa,  1878. 
Society,  1883. 


s.  s.  s. 


Berzelius.  184S. 
Sigma  Delta  Chi,  1863. 
Theta  Xi,  1865. 


Delta  Psi,  1869. 
Alpha  Chi,  1874. 
Chi  Phi,  1878. 


•  Not  now  in  existence. 


RECIPIENTS    OF   THE   JOHN    A.  PORTER    PRIZE. 

1872  Charles  J.  H.  Ropes,  '72,  "The  Morality  of  the  Greeks,  as  shown  in 

their  Art,  Literature  and  Life." 

1873  Not  awarded. 

1874  Henry  B.  Ladd,  '74  d.  s.,  "The  Madonna  in  Christian  Art." 

1875  Charles  W.  Guernsey,  '75  d.  s.,  "The  Political  Side  of  Puritanism." 

1876  Thomas  R.  Bacon,  '72,  "The  Influence  of  Italian  over  English  Poetry." 

1877  Myron  H.  Phelps.  '76,  "Islam  of  the  Past  and  Future." 

1878  Henry  A.  James,  "74,  "Communism  in  America." 

1879  Edward  D.  Robbins,  '74,  "Limits  of  the  Province  of  Government." 

1880  Edwin  B.  Goodell,  '77,  "The  Sources  of  our  National  Unity." 

1881  Not  awarded. 

1882  Thomas  R.  Morrow,  'So,  "  The  Vice  Presidency." 

1883  John  Wurts,  L.  S,  '84,  "The  anti-Slavery  movement  with  relation  to 
the  Federal  Constitution." 


161' 


HIS  TO  RICA  L  MEM  OR  A  BILIA . 


Deforest  oration  and  townsend  essays. 


The  Townsend  Prizes  for  English  Composition  were  first  awarded  in  1844. 
The  DeForesi  Gold  Medal  for  English  Orations  was  first  awarded  in  1852. 

TA^  name  of  the  Deforest  man  is  printed  in  small  capitals. 


1844. 

E.  P.  Belden, 
O.  S.  Ferry, 

E.  A.  Raymond, 
H.  Russell, 

J.  White. 

1848. 

F.  R.  Abbe, 
W.  Aitchison, 
H.  N.  Dunning, 
S.  Emerson, 

H.  Hitchcock, 

G.  B.  Wilcox. 

1852. 

W.  W.  Crapo, 
J.  H.  Dwighi, 
D.  C.  Gilman, 
W.  P.  Johnston, 
H.  B.  Sprague. 


1856. 

P.  W.  Calkins, 
L.  R.  Packard, 
D.  D.  Shaw, 
H.  B.  Brown, 
H.  DuBois, 
G.  C.  Robinson. 


1845. 

G.  B.  Day. 
A.  F.  Dickson, 
J.  W.  Harding, 
W.  Hodges, 
R.  Rankin. 

1849. 

C.  G.  Came, 
F.  M.  Finch, 
C.  R.  Goodrich, 
H.  M.  Haskell. 
H.  Hollister. 


1853. 
J.  M.  Whiton. 
C.  T.  Lewis, 
A.J.  Willard, 
T.  Bacon, 
A.  D.  Whitk, 
G.  A.  Johnson. 

1857. 
G.  Pratt, 
A.  H.  Strong,* 
J.  M.  Holmes,* 
N.  C.  Perkins, 
J.  C.  Jackson. 
W.  C.  Case. 


i860. 

W.  W.  Phelps, 
C.  H.  Owen, 
J.  H.  Ward, 
E.  G.  Mason, 
L.  M.  Jones, 
J.  L.  Daniels. 

1864. 

A.  D.  Miller, 

G.  L.  Merriam, 

C.  L.  Atierbury, 

W.  W.  Battershall,  W.  R.  Bacon, 

J.  W.  Sterling,        J.  L.  Ewell, 

H.  P.  Boy  DEN.        J.  A.  Bent. 


1861. 

G.  B.  Beechcr, 
E.  R.  Sill, 
G.  M.  Towle, 
J.  L.  Harmar, 
W.  E.  Park, 
S.  E.  Baldwin. 

1865. 

T.  F.  Caskey, 
W.  Stocking, 
H.  A.  Stimson, 


1846.  1847. 

Charles  L.  Brace,  H.  H.  Had  ley, 

1.  B.  Brisbin,  J.  T.  Hyde, 

J.  M.  B.  D wight,  E.  G.  Parker, 

S.  W.  Kellogg,  L.  H.  Reid. 

J.  B.  Talcott.  J.  D.  Smith. 


1850. 

J.  I.  I.  Adams, 
E.  P.  Clarke, 
W.  S.  Colton, 
S.  Johnson, 
E.  H.  Roberts. 


1854. 

S.  H.  Nichols, 
W.  H.  Fenn, 
L.  S.  Potwin, 
C.  E.  Trumbull, 
A.  S.  Twombly. 


1851. 

E.  W.  Evans, 
R.  Little. 
T.  S.  Potwin, 
J.  Sheldon, 
W.  W.  Winthrop. 

X855. 
C.  G.  Child, 
A.  M.  Lyon, 
CM.  Tyler, 
S.  T.  Woodward, 
E.  Mulford, 
W.  C.  Wyman. 


1858. 

D.  G.  Brinton,  T. 
W.  S.  Pitkin,  L. 
C.  S.  Kellogg,  T. 
S.  H.  Lee,  R. 
C.  Richards,  J. 

E.  L.  Heermance,  E. 
S.  Caldwell, 

M.  S.  Eichelberger. 


1859. 

A.  Post. 
H.  Bristol, 
R.  Lounsbury, 
A.  Stiles, 
H.  Twichell, 
Carrington. 


1862.  1863. 

R.  K.  Weeks,  H.  W.  Fowler, 

G.  C.  Ripley,  L.  T.Chamberlain, 
D.H.Chamberlain,S.  W.  Duffield, 

R.  C.  Morse,  G.  W.  Allen. 

G.  M.  Beard,  W.  G.  Sumner. 

F.  McVeagh.  G.  S.  Hamlin. 


1866. 

L.  C.  Wade, 
H.  Cole, 
E.  Y.  HiNCKS, 
W.  G.  Bussey, 
J.  M.  Hall, 
L.  Hall. 


1867. 

R.  W.  Woodward, 
T.  Hedge. 
B.  Vincent, 
D.  J.  Burrkll, 
H.  C.  Sheldon. 
A.  £.  Dunning. 


162 


HISTORICAL  MEMORABILIA. 


1868.  1869. 

W.  A.  McKinney,  H.  C.  Bannard, 

E.  W.  Miller,  E.  Heaton, 

I.  T.  BECKWiTH.t  M.  S.  Phelps, 

A.  P.  Tinker,  G.  S.  Sedgwick, 

G.  H.  LEWis.f  E.  P.  Wilder. 

E.  K.  Rawson.  H.  V.  Freeman. 


1872. 
R.  E.  c:oe4 

J.  H.  HiNCKS.t 

A.  R.  Merriam, 
F.  D.  Root, 
C.  J.  H.  Ropes, 
H.  M.  Sanders. 

1876. 

H.  R.  Buck. 
A.  T.  Hadley, 
P.  Hale. 
J.  H.  Marvin, 
M.  H.  Phelps, 


1873. 
W.  Beebe. 
A.  T.  Brisiow, 
H.  M.  Denslow, 
J.  Hayward, 
S.  O.  Prentice, 
F.  B.  Tarbell. 


1870. 

J.  W.  Andrews, 
G.  Chase, 
W.  C.  Gulliver. 
H.  B.  Mason, 
C.  E.  Shepard, 

T.  J.  TiLNEY, 

1874. 

E.  L.  Curtis, 
J.  C.  Sellers, 
H.  B.  B.  Stapler. 
A.  B.  Thacher, 

J.  M.  TOVVNSENI), 

A.  D.  VVhittemore 


1877.  1878. 

E.  R.  Dillingham.   J.  P.  Clarke, 


S.  L.  Eaton, 
E.  B.  Gager, 

E.  B.  GOODELL, 

A.  R.  Kimball, 


E.  D.  Worcester,  W.  H.  Upton. 


1880.  1881. 

J.  A.  Amundson,    E.  E.  Aiken, 
E.  M.  Bentley,         B.  W.  Bacon, 

D.  Y.  Campbell, 
W.  M.  Hall, 
A.  B.  Nichols, 

E.  P.  Noyes. 


R.  A.  Bigelow, 
[Isaac  Bromley, 
J.  D.  Burrell. 
L.  A.  Eliel. 


H.  C.  Coe, 
W.  L.  Dickson, 
G.  B.  Edwards, 
R.  S.  B.  Foster, 
L.  Hood. 

1882. 

C.  Bentley, 
B.  Brewster, 
W.  I.  Bruce, 
H.  C.  Fries, 
W.  Murphy, 
J.  E.  Whitney. 


1871. 

C.  D.  Hine. 
H.  Mansfield, 
W.  W.  Perry. 
W.  R.  Sperry, 
G.  A.  Strong, 
E.  F.  Sweet. 

1875. 
S.  R.  Betts, 
C.  T.  Chestkr,§ 
J.  A.  Garver, 

H.  S.  GULLIVER.g 

J.  Hillhouse, 
.  E.  W.  Southworth. 

1879. 

L.  F.  Burpee, 
S.  M.  Foster, 
G.  W.  Kirchwey, 
L.  J.  Swinburne. 
L.  D.  Syle, 
A.  Tighe. 

1883 

E.  I.  Bosworth, 

W.  Carmalt, 

G.  P.  Carroll, 

E.  T.  McLaughlin 

H.  D.  Taft, 

W.Trumbull, 


Adjudged  equal.     Medal  awarded  by  lot,  to  Strong. 
Adjudged  equal.     Medal  awarded  by  lot,  lo  Bcckwith. 
Prize  divided  between  Coe  and  Hincks. 
Prize  divided  between  Chester  and  Gulliver. 
Adjudged  equal.     Medal  awarded  by  lot,  to  Bromley. 


1798  James  Burnet, 

1799  Alanson  Hamlin. 

1800  Daniel  B.  Brown, 

1801  Alcis  E.  Hart, 

1802  I.  C.  Bates, 

1803  Noah  Porter, 

1804  Abel  McEwen, 

1805  Gardiner  Spring, 

1806  R.  Wilkinson, 

1807  Leonard  E.  Wales, 

1808  Erastus  Edgerton, 

1809  Sam.  J.  Hitchcock. 

1810  E.  A.  Andrews, 

1811  Ralph  Emerson, 

1812  I.  T.  Preston, 


VALEDICTORIANS. 

1813  Josiah  Spalding, 

1814  G.  E.  Spruill, 

1815  J.  D.  Eccles, 

18 16  Hawley  Olmstead, 

1817  W.  B.  Stillson. 

1818  Hector  Humphreys, 

1819  Sylvester  Hovey, 

1820  T.  D.  Woolsey, 

1821  Henry  White, 

1822  Edward  Beecher, 

1823  George  Jones, 

1824  Willis  Hall, 

1825  Simeon  .North, 
1S26  John  P.  Cowles, 
1827  Sidney  L.  Johnson, 


182S  Horace  Binney,  Jr., 

1829  Henry  A.  Boardman. 

1830  Henry  R.  Winthrop, 

1 831  Edward  Winthrop, 

1832  John  O.  Colton, 

1833  Wm.  H.  Russell, 

1834  Samuel  St.  John, 

1835  Charles  A.  Gager, 

1836  Theodore  Stanley, 

1837  Joab  Brace, 

1838  Edward  Strong, 

1839  John  ^-  Sherwood, 

1840  Joseph  FewSmith, 

1 841  Samiicl  Brace, 

1842  Joseph  A.  Benton, 


163 


HISTORICAL  MEMORABILIA. 


1843  Gordon  Hall,  1857 

1844  Edwin  Wright.  1858 

1845  J.  G.  Gould,  1859 

1846  Henry  B.  Harrison,  i860 

1847  Henry  H.  Hadley,     1861 

1848  Dwight  Foster,  1862 

1849  Franklin  W.  Fisk,    1863 

1850  Martin  Kellogg,        1864 

1851  Thomas  S.  Potwin,   1865 

1852  Joel  F.  Bingham,      1866 

1853  Isaac  H.  Hogan,       1867 

1854  William  H.  Norris.    1868 

1855  John  E.  Todd,  1869 

1856  Timothy  K.  Wilcox, 1870 


Levi  Holbrook,  1871 
Addison  Van  Name,i872 

Eugene  Smith,  1873 

John  M.  Morris,  1874 

Tracy  Peck,  1875 

John  P.  Taylor,  1876 

L.  T.  Chamberlain,  1877 

Isaac  P.  Pugsley,  1878 

John  L.  Ewell,  1879 

Fred.  N.  Judson,  1880 

Peter  R.  Taft,  1881 

H.  P.  Wright.  1882 

Arthur  Shirley,  1883 
George  Chase, 


Wilbert  W.  Perry. 
J.  D.  H.  Willcox. 
Frank  B.  Tarbcll, 
Edward  D.  Robbins, 
Henry  S.  Gulliver, 
Arthur  T.  Hadle?, 
Charles  C.  Camp, 
C.  H.  Kelsey. 
L.  W.  Bowers, 
W.  M.  Hall. 
C.  W.  Holzheimer. 
Barclay  Johnsoo, 
E.  H.  Mooie. 


SALUTATORIANS. 


798  C  Herrick, 

799  M.  Stuart, 

800  T.  Adams, 

801  G.  Hoadley, 

802  R.  R.  Swan, 

803  H.  Beck  ley, 

804  S.  Norton, 

805  S.  B.  Beach, 

806  L.  Mitchell, 

807  C.  Warner, 

808  J.  Knight, 

809  J.  Langdon, 

810  fe.  Kellogg, 
811. D.  M.  Mitchell, 

812  W.  Stafford, 

813  A.  M.  Fisher, 

814  D.  Lord, 

815  H.  Rockwell, 

816  E.  Bull, 

817  J.  Jones, 

818  T.  C.  Perkins, 

819  J.  H.  Lathrop. 

820  S.  Stoddard. 

821  D.  Greene, 

822  W.  Sheldon. 

823  A.  N.  Skinner, 

824  W.  M.  Holland, 

825  A.  Pettingell, 

826  E.  P.  Barrows, 


827  C. 
S28  F. 

829  J. 

830  J. 
L. 
E. 
E. 

N. 

J. 


831 

832 

833 
834 
835 

836  J. 

837  M 

838  J. 

839  C. 

840  G. 

841  W 

842  J. 

843  L. 

844  E. 

845  w 

846  I. 

847). 

848  w 

849  T. 

850  W 

851  R. 

852  W 

853  J. 

854  G. 

855  W 


C.  Parmelee, 

A.  P.  Barnard, 
Eldridge, 
W.  Andrews, 

H.  Atwater, 

Colion, 

A.  Bradford, 

.  P.  Seymour, 
L.  Taylor, 
M.  Carter, 
.  N.  Morris, 
P.  Thompson, 

A.  Bristed, 
H.  Cohon, 

.  L.  Learned, 
Hadley, 

R.  Hurlbutt, 

W.  Root, 
.  G.  Conner, 

B.  Talcoii, 
T.  Hyde. 
.  Aitchison, 

Dwight, 
.  S.  Colion, 

Little, 

.  A.  Reynolds, 
M.  Whiton. 

D.  Lord, 
.  D.  Alexander, 


1856  E.  C.  Towne, 

1857  W.  Smith. 

1858  G.  B.  McLellan. 

1859  C.  H.  Gross, 
i860  W.  W.  Martin. 

1861  S.  E.  Baldwin, 

1862  J.  W.  Ailing. 

1863  D.  B.  Perry, 

1864  C.  G.  Rockwood, 

1865  C.  H.  Smith. 

1866  H.  Cole. 

1867  T.  L.  Day. 

1868  W.  C.  Wood. 

1869  G.  Lathrop. 

1870  D.  W.  Learned. 

1871  H.  E.  Kinney, 

1872  G.  F.  Moore, 

1873  H.  M.  Denslow, 

1874  W.  Parkin, 

1875  C.  T.  Russ. 

1876  E.  D.  Worcester, 

1877  J-  S.  Thachcr, 

1878  W.  H.  Taft, 

1879  M.  M.  Mckenzie, 

1880  D.  W.  Richards, 

1 88 1  A.  S.  Van  de  Graaff. 

1882  F.  F.  Abbott. 

1883  F.  W.  Kellogg. 


RECIPIENTS  OF  JUNIOR  EXHIBITION  PRIZE. 


1871  Coe  andHincks. 

1872  Houghton  and  Tarbell. 

1873  H.  H.  Ragan. 

1874  Chester  and  Gulliver. 

1875  E.  D.  Worcester. 

1876  S.  L.  Eaton. 

1877  F.  A.  Beckwith. 


1878  G.  W.  Kirchwey. 

1879  W.  M.  Hall. 

1880  James  Leigh  ton. 

1881  Bruce  and  Storrs. 

1882  Johnston  and  Leonard. 

1883  G.  H.  Makuen. 


164 


HISTORICAL  MEMORABILIA, 


CLASS   ORATORS  AND    POETS. 


Poets. 

*33  R.  Robertson. 
•34  E.  Coffin. 
*35  F*-  Johnston. 
•36  T.  P.  Scovell. 
'37  W.  T.  Bacon. 
•38  G.  T.  Dole. 
•39  L.  W.  Smith. 
•40  G.  H.Hollister. 
•41  G.  B.  Schott. 
•42  J.  A.  Porter. 
*43  L.  F.  Robinson. 
•44  C.  W.  Camp. 
•45  G.  B.  Day. 
'46  E.  Johnson. 
'47  E.  Franklin. 
*48  F.  R.  Grist. 
•49  F.  M.  Finch. 
'50  J.  I.  I.  Adams. 
'51  None. 
'52  W.  W.  Crapo. 
*53  C.  T.  Lewis. 
'54  J.  M.  Smith. 
'55  L.  D.  Brewster 
•56  G.  W.  Buehler. 
'57  N.  C.  Perkins. 
'58  E.  C.  Porter. 


Orators, 

A.  H.  Lewis.  '59 

W.  Leverett.  '60 

J.  B.  Fenton.  '61 

H.  C.  Deming.  '62 

C.  A.  lohnson.  '63 

W.  P.Lynde.  '64 

R.  P.  Cutter.  '65 

C.  F.  Burnam.  '66 

D.  G.  Mitchell.  '67 
N.  Edwards.  '68 
A.  Johnson.  '69 
O.  H.  Doolittle.  '70 
T.  K.  Davis.  '71 

F.  J.  Kingsbury.  '72 
T.  L.  Bayne.  '73 
C.  G.  Webster.  '74 
H.  Hollister.  '75 
C.  J.  Hillyer.  '76 
None.  '77 
H.  B.  Sprague.  '78 
R.  L.  Gibson.  '79 
S.  C.  Gale.  '80 
.A.  Bailey.  '81 
P.  W.  Calkins.  '82 
A.  H.  Strong.  '83 

G.  P.  Andrews.  '84 


Poets. 

G.  W.  Fisher. 

C.  A.  Boies. 
E.  R.  Sill. 
H.  Holt. 
G.C.S.Southw'h 
W.W.Battersh'l 
H.  A.  Brown. 
J.  Brand. 

W.  H.  Bishop. 
W.  A.  Linn. 
L.  H.  Bagg. 
H.  B.  Mason. 
J.  A.  Burr. 

D.  N.  Beach. 

E.  R.  Johnes. 
G.  D.  Reid. 
£.  Bouton 

F.  A.  Gaylord. 
J.  G.  Pyle. 

H.  C.  Coe. 
L.  D.  Syle. 
W.  H.  Harper. 
H.  S.  Durand. 
J.  E.  Whitney. 

.  McK.  Lewis. 

.  Wells. 


Orators. 


\ 


E.  Carrington. 
J.  L.  Daniels. 
S.  Shearer. 

D.  H.  Chamberlain. 
.W.  C.  Whitney. 
.J.  W.  Teal. 

A.  McLean. 
G.  C.  Holt. 
J.  W.  Showalter. 
C.  B.  Brewster. 
H.  A.  Beers. 
W.  C.  Gulliver. 
O.  J.  Bliss. 

E.  S.  Lines. 
W.  A.  Houghton. 
H.  H.  Ragan. 
C.  F.  Cutler. 
J.  B.  Gleason. 

E.  B.  Gager. 
W.  H.  Taft. 
G.  W.  Kirchwey. 
W.  M.  Hall. 

.  Leighton. 
Z.  B.  Storrs. 

F.  C.  Leonard. 
H.  M.  Wolf. 


I 


EDITORS  OF  THE  YALE  LITERARY  MAGAZINE. 


1837. 

E.  O.  Carter, 

F.  A.  Coe, 
W.  M.  Evarts, 

C.  S.  Lyman, 

W.  S.  Scarborough 

1 841. 
J.  Emerson, 

E.  P.  Gaines, 

D.  G.Mitchell, 

G.  B.  Schott. 
T.  C.  Yarnall. 

1845. 
W.  Binney, 
G.  B.  Day, 
J.  W.  Harding, 
G.  C.  Hill. 
T.  Kennedy. 

1849. 
C.  G.  Came, 
J.  Campbell, 

F.  M.  Finch. 

E.  D.  Morris, 
C.  B.  Waring. 


1838. 
C.  J.  Lynde, 

C.  Rich, 

T.  G.  Talcott, 
J.  P.  Thompson, 
.J.  B.  Varnum. 

1842. 
E.  L.  Baldwin, 
W.  P.  Gready, 
A.  Mathews, 
S.  B.  Mulford, 
R.  W.  Wright. 

1846. 
J.  B.  Brisbin, 
W.  B.  Capron. 
H.  B.  Harrison, 

D.  Hawley, 
W.  R.  Nevins. 

1850. 

E.  W.  Bentley, 
W.  R.  Bliss, 
W.  S.  Colton, 
E.  H.  Roberts, 
O.  L.  Woodruff. 


1839. 

C.  Hammond, 
R.  D.  Hubbard, 
H.  R.  Jackson, 

I.  P.  Langworthy, 
J.  D.  Sherwood. 

1843. 
R.  Aikman, 

D.  W.  Havens, 
J.  A.  Lent, 

F.  Munson, 

E.  W.  Robbins. 

1847. 

B.  G.  Brown, 
W.  S.  McKee, 

D.  T.  Noyes, 
J.  Munn, 

C.  F.  Sanford. 

1851. 

A.  H.  Carrier, 

E.  W.  Evans, 

B.  F.  Martin, 
S.  McCall, 

J.  W.  Noble. 


1840. 
J.  S.  Babcock, 
H.  Booth, 
G.  H.  Hollister, 
J.G.  Hoyt, 
G.  Richards. 

1844. 
I.  Atwater, 
J.  W.  Dulles, 
O.  S.  Ferry, 
W.  Smith, 
J.  White. 

1848. 

F.  R.  Abbe. 
W.  Aitchison, 
T.  H.  Porter. 

G.  B.  Wilcox, 

B.  D.  Young. 

1852. 
A.  Bigelow, 

C.  M.  Bliss. 
W.  W.  Crapo. 

D.  C.  Gilman. 
H.  B.  Sprague. 


165 


HISTORICAL  MEMORABILIA, 


1853. 

A.  Grout, 

G.  A. Johnson, 
C.  T.  Lewis, 

B.  K.  Phelps, 
A.  D.  White. 


1854. 
W.  C.  Flagg, 
J.  W.  Hooker, 
W.  S.  Maples, 
L.  S.  Potwin, 
C.  T.  Purnell. 


1857.  1858. 

F.  E.  Butler,  E.  F.  Blake, 

J.  M.  Holmes,  D.  G.  Brinton, 

H.  S.  Huntington.  C.  S.  Kellogg, 

N.  C.  Perkins,  J.  E.  Kimball, 

G.  Pratt.  S.  H.  Lee. 


1861. 
W.  H.  Fuller, 
J.  L.  Shipley, 
S.  Shearer, 
E.  R.  Sill, 
R.  O.  Williams. 


1862. 
G.  M.  Beard, 
E.  Hemenway, 
W.  Lampson, 
R.  Skinner, 
J.  P.  Taylor. 


X855. 
W.  H.  L.  Barnes, 

E.  Mulford, 
W.  T.  Wilson. 
S.  T.  Woodward, 
H.  A.  Yardley. 

1859. 
S.  D.  Faulkner, 
G.  W.  Fisher, 

B.  N.  Harrison, 
T.  R.  Lounsbury, 
A.  H.  Wilcox. 

1863. 
E.  B.  Bingham, 
J.  H.  Butler, 
S.  W.  Duffield, 

C.  W.  Francis, 

J.  F.  Kernochan. 


1865. 
T.  Bulkley, 
T.  F.  Caskey, 
A.  McLean, 
C.  E.  Smith, 
W.  Stocking. 

1869. 
L.  H.  Bagg, 
E.  G.  Coy, 
H.  V.  Freeman, 
H.  W.  Raymond, 

E.  P.  Wilder. 

1873. 
W.  Beebe, 

H.  W.  Lyman, 

W.  A.  Houghton, 

F.  B.  Tarbell, 
S.  O.  Prentice. 

1877. 
C.  F.  Chapin, 
E.  R.  Dillingham, 
A.  Gould, 
A  C.  Hodges, 
A.  R.  Kimball. 

1881. 
P.  G.  Bartlett, 
J.  D.  Burrell, 
J.  C.  Coleman, 
S.  Evarts, 


1866. 
H.  Cole, 
G.  C.  Holt, 
CM.  Southgate, 
L.  C.  Wade, 
H.  O.  Whitney. 

1870. 
E.  P.  Clark, 
J.  H.  Cummings, 
W.  C.  Gulliver, 
C.  H.  Strong, 
T.  J.  Tilney. 


1867. 
W.  Bruce, 
J.  J.  DuBois, 
A.  E.  Dunning, 
J.  M.  Hartshorn, 
R.  W.  Woodward. 

1871. 
C.  D.  Hine, 
A.  B.  Mason, 
W.  R.  Sperry, 
G.  A.  Strong, 
E.  F.  Sweet. 


1874.  1875. 

O.  F.  Aldis,  C.  T.  Chester. 

T.  W.  Grover,  H.  S.  Gulliver, 

A.  D.  Whittemore,  J.  W.  Brooks, 
T.  P.  Wickes,  A.  F.  Jenks, 

J.  S.  Wood.  W.  R.  Richards. 


1878. 
G.  B.  Edwards, 
T.  S.  Jenks, 
C.  H.  Kelsey, 
E.  H.  Seely, 
C.  L.  Spencer. 

1882. 
Benj.  Brewster, 
W.  I.  Bruce, 
J.  E.  Whitney. 
C.  A.  Wight, 


1879. 
L.  F.  Burpee, 
H.  S.  Green, 
L.  J.  Swinburne, 
A.  Tighe. 


1856. 
G.  F.  Bailey. 
J.  M.  Brown, 
W.H.  W.Campbell 
H.  Dubois. 
L.  C.  Fischer. 

i860. 
R.  S.  Davis, 
W.  Fowler, 
E.  G.  Holden, 
W.  C.  Johnston, 
C.  H.  Owen. 

1864. 
M.  C.  D.  Borden, 
S.  C.  Darling. 
L.  Gregory, 
G.  S.  Merriam, 
A.  D.  Miller, 
W.  G.  Peck. 
H.  M.  Whitney. 
M.  H.  Williams. 

1868. 
R.  W.  Ayres. 
J.  Lewis, 
W.  A.  Linn, 
W.  A.  McKinncy. 
A.  P.  Tinker. 

1872. 
R.  E.  Coe, 
C.  C.  Deming, 
J.  H.  Hincks, 

C.  B.  Ramsdell. 
G.  Richards. 

1876. 
J.  B.  Gleason, 
E.  P.  Howe, 
W.  W.  Hyde, 
J.  H.  Marvin, 
R.  B.  Smith. 

1880. 
J.  A.  Araundson. 
W.  M.  Hall. 
A.  B.  Nichols, 

D.  Scudder. 


A.  S.  Van  deGraaff.F.  E.  Worcester. 


1883.  1884. 

G.  W.  Johnston,       R.  Foster, 
F.  W.  Keilogg,         E.  C.  Gale. 
E.  T.  McLaughlin,  H.  M.  Painter, 
♦H.  H.  Palmer.         H.  W.  Prouiy. 
W.Trumbull.  H.  M.  Wolf. 


Resigned. 


166 


HISTORICAL  MEMORABILIA. 


RECIPIENTS  OF  THE  YALE  LIT.  MEDAL— With  subjects  of  Essays. 

850  J.  Sheldon,  '51 ;  Power  and  Mission  of  Genius. 

851  A.  D.  White,  '53  ;  The  Greater  Distinctions  in  Statesmanship. 

852  W.  C.  Flagg,  '54;  Modern  Reformers. 

853  I.  E.  Clark,  's5  ;  Melancholy. 

854  C.  R.  Palmer,  '55  ;  The  Love  of  the  Supernatural. 
955  J«  M.  Holmes, '57  ;  Science —  its  Nature  and  Intluence. 

856  A.  H.  Strong,  '57  ;  Reform  in  the  Reformer. 

857  L.  M.  Jones,  '60;  The  American  Statesman. 

858  J.  H.  Ward,  *6o  ;  Ihe  Spirit  of  Sadness — Characteristic  of  the   Litera- 

859  C.  E.  Dutton,  '60;  Charles  Kingsley.  [ture  of  the  Age. 

860  H.  Holt,  '62  ;  De  Quincy. 

861  D.  H.  Chamberlin,  '62  ;  The  Influence  of  General  Culture  on  Profes- 

862  G.  S.  Hamlin.  '63  ;  The  Novel.  [sional  Life. 

863  W.  W.  Battershall,  '64  ;  The  Religion  of  "In  Memoriam." 

864  E.  Y.  Hincks,  '66  ;  Hawthorne. 
Q^    j  C.  H.  Adams,  '66  ;  Thoreau. 
^°5  \  L.  Hall,  '66  ;  Napoleon's  "Life  of  Cjesar." 

866  H.  M.  Dexter,  '67  ;  Sidney  Smith. 

867  H.  A.  Beers,  '69  ;  Hawthorne. 

868  R.  B.  Richardson,  '69  ;  F.  W.  Robertson. 

869  W.  R.  Sperry,  '71  ;  Falstaflf. 

870  J.  H.  Hincks,  '72  ;  The  Intluence  of  Tragedy  on  National  Character. 

871  S.  O.  Prentice,  '73  ;  Cola  di  Rienzi  :  Bulwer  vs.  the  Historians. 

872  J.  S.  Wood,  '74  ;  Christian  Monachism. 

873  C.  Tillinghast,  '75  ;  Music. 

874  J.  B.  Gleason,  '76  ;  Puritanism  in  History  and  Art. 

875  L.J.  Swinburne,  '79;  William  Black's  Novels. 

876  M.  Wilcox,  '78  ;Two  English  Humorists. 

877  C.  A.  Wight,  '80;    A  Representative  Woman. 

878  A.  B.  Nichols,  '80  ;  Aspasia:  The  Study  of  a  Portrait. 

879  No  Award  made. 

880  E.  T.  McLaughlin,  '83  ;  Percy  Bysshe  Shelley. 

881  F.  W.  Kellogg,  '83  ;  John  Henry  Newman. 

882  W.  E.  Nichols,  '84  ;  A  Poet-Sceptic. 


COURANT   EDITORS. 


1866-67.  1869-70. 

C.  C.  Chatfield.  Graduate  Prof.  G.  F.  Barker,  Ed. 


Ed.  and  Publisher. 
W.  H.  Bishop, 
R.  E.  DeForest, 
J.  G.  Flanders, 
N.  P.  Hulsh. 

1867-68. 
R.  A.  Hume, 
T.  C.  Welles, 
D.  D.  Wolcott. 

1868-69. 
F.  H.  Hamlin, 

F.  A.  Scott, 

G.  S.  Sedgwick. 
Geo.  F.  Miller. 


Scientific  Dep. 
C.  C.  Chatfield,  Ed.  and 
Pub. 


1870-71. 

C.  B.  Dudley, 
H.  R.  Elliot, 
H.  Mansfield. 

1871-72. 
T.  R.  Bacon, 
Clarence  Deming, 
E.  S.  Lines,  Asst.  Ed. 

D.  W.  Herring,  S.  S.  S. 


1872-73. 
H.  E.  Benton, 

D.  Davenport, 
F.  J.  Shepard, 
R.  W.  Daniels, 

C.  B.  Dudley,  S.  S.  S. 

1873-74. 
H.  H.  Chittenden, 

H.  H.  Ragan, 

J.  M.  Townsend, 

W.  R.  Upham.  S.  S.  S. 

1874-75. 
Z.  S.  Holbrooke  Manager. 
H.  S.  Barnes,  '75, 
Eugene  Bouton,  '75, 
J.  A.  GrifTin,  '75, 
R.  D.  Townsend,  '75, 

E.  S.  While,  '75  S.  S.  S. 


l6j 


HISTORICAL  MEMORABIUA, 


1875-76. 

D.  W.  Brown.  '76, 
R.  I.  Jessup,  '76. 

F.  W.  Pangborn,  '76, 
C.  H.  Wilcox,  '76. 

G.  W.  Smith,  '76  S.  S. 

1878-79. 
P.  Bigelow,  '79, 

H.  D.  Hibbard,  '79  S. 

E.  B.  Joyce,  '79, 

S.  M.  roster,  Fin.  Ed, 
O.  H.  Waldo,  '79. 

N.  P.  Bigelow,  '84, 

F.  K.  Curtis,  '84, 


1879-80. 
A.  E.  Hooker,  '80, 
T.  R.  Morroiv,  '80, 
J.  E.  Newcomb,  *8o, 
L.  M.  Higginson,  '80 
S. 

1880-81. 
E.  A.  Aiken.  '81, 
S.S.  W.  B.  Hill,  '81, 
A.  B.  Lincoln,  '81, 
S.  Higgins,  '81  S. 

1883-84. 
A.  P.  Wilder,  '84. 
E.  McClellan,  '84,  F. 


18S1-82. 

F.  F.  Abbott,  '82, 
M.  H.  Beach.  •82. 

C.  B.  Storrs.  *82. 

S.    J.  P.  Kellogg,  Fin.  Ed., 
W.  J.  Vought.  S.  S.  S. 

1882-83. 

G.  H.  Bottome.  '83. 

D.  H.  Buel.  'Ss. 
C.  S.  Foote.  '83, 

F.  B.  Kellogg.  '83,  F.  Ed. 
J.  P.  Stryker,  S.  S.  S. 

S.  H.  Martin.  '84.  S.  S.  S. 
Ed. 


1872-73.   [weekly.] 
E.  A.  Bradford,  '73, 
J.  H.  VanBurcii,  '73. 
S.  J.  Elder,  '73. 
E.  H.  Lewis,  '73. 

1875-76. 
O.  T.  Bannard,  '76, 
G.  E.  Coney,  '76, 
Phillip  Hale,  '76, 
C.  DeF.  Hawley,  '76. 
J.  S.  Hunn,  '76,  Fin.  Ed. 

1878-79. 
J.  W.  Eaton,  '79, 
L.  A.  Plait,  '79, 
H.  J.  Ten  Eyck.  '79, 
T.  E.  Rochfort,  '79.  F.  F. 

1881-82. 
H.  W.  Barney,  '82. 
Cyrus  Bentley.  Jr.,  '82, 
A.  P.  French,  '82, 
A.  C.  Hand,  '82,  F.  F. 


RECORD    EDITORS. 

1873-74- 
C.  J.  Harris,  '74, 

Frank  Jenkins,  '74, 

H.  B.  B.  Stapler,  '74, 

J.  B.  Whiting,  '74. 

1876-77. 
Albert  Hoysradt,  *77. 
Webster  Merrifield,  '77, 
F.  W.  Wheaton,  '77, 
W.  P.  Macomber.'77,  F.E. 


1879-80. 
H.  C.  Ordway.  '80. 
N.  G.  Osborn,  '80, 
S.  C.  Partridge,  'So, 
W.  E.  Decrow,  '80.  F.  E. 

1882-83. 
C.  C.  Clark,  Jr.,  '83, 
Charles  Halsey,  '83, 
S.  D.  Thacher,  '83, 
G.  C.  Jennings,  '83,  F.  F. 


1874-75. 
S.  R.  Betts,  '75, 

Francis  Dudle}-.  '75. 

John  Patton,  '75, 

C.  F.  Cutter,  '75,  Fin.  Ed., 

Samuel  Isham.  '75. 

[bi-weekly.] 
1877-78. 
E.  W.  Flagg.  '78. 
R.  A.  Patterson,  '78, 
J.  A.  Porter,  '78. 
A.  F.  Currier.  '78, Fin. Ed. 

i88o-8i. 
Isaac  Bromley.  '81, 
G.  E.  Ide,  '81. 
James  Leighton.  *8i, 
W.J.  Brewster,  •81. /'.f. 

1883-84. 
C.  Ross.  '84. 
E.  I.  San  ford  Jr.,  '84. 
C.  A.  Wairous.  '84. 
J.  R.  Halsev,  '84.  F.  Ed, 
C.W.  Sheldon. '84,  S.S.S. 


EDITORS   OF   THE   YALE   NEWS. 
VOL.  I.    JANUARY,  1878. — Anonymous,  Yale  Students. 

VOL.   I,   SECOND   EDITION. 

W.  H.  Law,  J.  W.  Keller,  S.  M.  Moores, 


Harold  Roorback, 


T.  R.  Morrow. 


j6S 


HISTORICAL  MEMORABILIA, 


VOL.   I.      JANUARY,    1879.— THIRD   EDITION. 

C.  F.  Aldrich,  J.  E.  Newcomb,  J.  B.  Bissell, 

J.  W.  Keller,  W.  H.  Law,  Jr..  F.  A.  Kellogg, 

H.J.  Kellogg,  Business  Afanager. 

VOL.   II. 

C.  F.  Aldrich.  J.  W.  Keller,  J.  B.  Bissell, 

J.  D.  Bassett,  R.  P.  Hallock, 

H.J.  Kellogg,  Business  Manager, 

VOL.   III. 

W.  C.  McHenry,  A.  E.  Walradt,  J.  B.  Porter, 

M.  E.  Jensen,  W.  H.  Harper, 

J.  W.  Keller,  Business  Manager, 

Changed  to 

A.  E.  Walradt,  \  Managing 

J.  H.  Watson,  f  Editors, 

F.  C.  Train,  '80, 
J.  B.  Porter,  Business  Manager, 

VOLS.    III.   AND   IV. 

A.  E.  Bostwick,  '81,  C.  P.  Coffin,  '81,  E.  H.  Wells.  '8i. 

D.  A.  Carpenter,  '81,         E.  Warren,  '81,  L.  L.  Whipple,  '8i, 

F.  H.  Tichenor,  Financial  Editor, 

VOLS.   IV.   AND   V. 

E.  L.  Dillingham.  '82,        D.  W.  McMillan,  '82,        F.  H.  Tichenor,  \Fin, 

F.  R.  Gallaher,  '82,  C.  E.  Richards,  '82,  F.  M.  Strong,      \  Eds. 

VOLS.    V.   AND   VI. 

A.  E.  Bowers,  '83,  L.  C.  Deming,  '83,  F.  M.  Strong,    )  ^. 

C.  W.  Burpee,  '83,  T.  S.  Southworth,  '83,        H.  O.  Stone.      \^j' 

H.  W.  Calhoun,  '83,  A.  W.  Robert,  '83  S.  F.  C.  Leonard,  \  ^^^' 

VOLS.  VI.  AND  VII.       1883-84. 

J.  T.  A.  Doolittle,  '84,       T.  W.  Oakford,  '84,  R.  Sargent,  '84,  S.  S.  S. 

A.  H.  Lyman,  '84,  S.  P.  Spencer,  '84,  H.  C.  McDowell.  F,  Ed. 


DIVINITY   SCHOOL   OF   YALE  COLLEGE. 

The  Divinity  School  of  Yale  College  was  organized  as  a  distinct  depart- 
ment, with  its  own  separate  funds,  in  the  year  1822.  Before  that  time  in- 
struction in  theology  was  given  by  the  Professor  of  Divinity  or  by  the 
President.  There  are  now  seven  professors  and  six  special  lecturers.  The 
regular  course  of  study  requires  three  full  years,  at  the  close  of  which  those 
who  sustain  the  required  examinations  and  present  an  approved  thesis 
receive  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Divinity  (B.D.)  In  1879  a  graduate  class, 
pursuing  advanced  or  fourth  year  studies,  was  established,  and  this  example 
has  been  followed  by  some  other  theological  schools.  The  four  buildings 
occupied  by  this  department,  viz  :  two  halls  containing  public  rooms  and  dor- 
mitories, the  Marquand  Chapel,  and  the  Bacon  Memorial  Hall,  in  which  the 
Trowbridge  Reference  Library  is  placed,  were  all  erected  between  1870  and 
1882,  and  are  among  the  finest  buildings  of  the  University.  The  lectures 
on  Preaching  and  other  subjects  delivered  before  this  department  by  men  of 
eminence  in  the  United  Slates  and  Great  Britain,  such  as  Drs.  John  Hall. 
Wm.  M.  Taylor.  Phillips  Brooks,  Prof.  Gray,  of  Cambridge,  and  others,  have 
been  generally  published  and  have  been  widely  read. 


HISTORICAL  MEMORABILIA, 


PRESIDENTS   OF   THE   YALE   UNIVERSITY    BOAT   CLUB 

IN   THE   ORDER  OF   THEIR   SUCCESSION. 


Richard  Waiie,  '53. 
Alex.  H.  Stevens,  '54. 
Nath.  W.  Bumstead,  '55. 
Alexis  W.  Harriou,  '56, 
Samuel  Scoville,  '57, 
Wm.  P.  Bacon,  '58, 
Samuel  D.  Page,  '59, 
Henry  L.  Johnson,  '60, 
Charles  T.  Stanton,  '61, 
Elisha  S.  Lyman,  '62, 


Geo.  L.  Curran,  '63, 
Stephen  C.  Pierson,  '64, 
Wilbur  R.  Bacon.  '65, 
Edward  B.  Bennett.  *66, 
Arthur  D.  Bissell,  '67, 
Samuel  Parry,  '68, 
Wm.  A.  Copp,  '69, 
David  M.  Bone,  '70, 
Isaac  H.  Ford,  '71, 
Lewis  G.  Parsons,  '72, 
E.  A.  Merritt.  '84. 


H.  A.  Oaks.  '73. 
C.  H.  Ferry,  '74. 
C.  H.  Ferry.  '75, 

E.  P.  Howe.  '76. 

F.  W.  Davis.  '77. 
W.  W.  Hite.  '78, 
C.  F.  Aldrich.  '79. 
W.  C.  McHenry.  '80, 
R.  A.  Bigelow.  '81,  '82. 
F.  C.  Leonard.  '83. 


BOATING. 

Boating  began  at  Yale  in  June,  1843.  Navy  organized  and  first  Constitu- 
tion adopted  in  June.  1853.  Constitution  remodeled  and  printed  in  June. 
1855.  New  Constitution,  prepared  by  Edward  F.  Blake  of  '58.  establishing 
the  **  English  University  plan  of  permanent  boat  clubs,*'  adopted  and  printed 
in  June.  i860.  New  Constitution,  establishing  the  class  boat  club  system, 
adopted  and  printed  February,  1868.  History  of  Boating  in  *•  Four  years  at 
Yale,*'  pp.  327-402.  History  of  Yale-Harvard  races  in  Balch's  *' Oarsman's 
Manual  for  1871,"  pp.  248-269.  Boat  House  lease,  etc.,  in  New  Haven  Town 
Records,  vol.  204,  p.  98 ;  vol.  203,  p.  136.  New  Boat  House  dedicated  Jane 
9,  1875.  The  English  boat  club  system  inaugurated  Sept.  29.  1875.  The 
*'  Dunham*'  Club  opened. 


PRESIDENTS  OF  THE  Y.  U.  F.  B.  ASSOCIATION. 


1872-3  D.  A.  Schaff. 

1874  D.  A.  SchafT. 

1875  C.  Tillinghast. 

1876  E.  J.  McKnighi. 


1877  F.  B.  Percy. 

1878  J.  Q.  A.  Johnson. 

1879  T.  E.  Rochfort. 

1880  E.  W.  Walker. 


1881  W.  B.  Hill. 

1882  E.  S.  Williams. 

1883  S.  Shaffer. 

1884  R.  W.  Hamill. 


PRESIDENTS  OF  THE  Y.  U.  B.  B.  C. 


1868-69  F.  P.  Terry. 

1870  E.  A.  Lewis. 

1871  H.  R.  Elliot. 

1872  G.  L.  Hoyt. 

1873  H.  E.  Benton. 

1874  S.  C.  Bushnell. 


1875  F.  B.  Mitchell. 

1876  G.  M.  Rogers. 

1877  J.  P.  Andrews. 

1878  J.  P.  McCune. 

1879  J.  W.  Curtiss. 


1880  J.  F.  Shepley. 

1881  R.  A.  Peabody. 

1882  E.  L.  Dillingham. 

1883  C.  H.  Yates. 

1884  N.  G.  Williams  Jr. 


PRESIDENTS  OF  THE  Y.  A.   A. 

1879-80  W.  I.  Badger.        1881-82  T.  DeW.  Cuyler.     1883-84  S.  A.  Booth. 
1880-81  W.  I.  Badger.        1882-83  A.  E.  Symington. 


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HISTORICAL  MEMORABILIA. 


FENCE  ORATORS. 

Orators,  Respondents. 

1878 — ^J.  B.  Porter,  '80.  Sherman  Evarts/8i. 

1879— Isaac  Bromley,  *8i.  Barclay  Johnson,  *82. 

1880— A.  P.  French,  '82.  Harold  Vernon.  *83. 

1881— C.  S.  Foote,  '83.  A.  P.  Wilder,  '84. 

1882— A.  P.  Wilder,  '84.  E.  L.  Richards,  Jr..  '85. 

1883— L.  B.  Gleason,  '85.  H.  W.  Pelrikin.  '86. 


JUNIOR    PROMENADE    OFFICERS. 

Chairmen,  Floor  Managers, 

1872  L.  S.  Boomer, 

1873  S.  L.  Boyce, 

1874  T.  P.  Wickes. 

1875  D-  A.  Jones,  F.  H.  Jones. 

1876  J.  Porter,  C.  Johnston. 

1877  N.  U.  Walker,  F.  J.  Stimson, 

1878  H.  C.  Hollister,  C.  H.  Morgan, 

1879  J.  D.  Torreyson,  J.  O.  Perrin, 

1880  N.  G.  Osborn.  W.  R.  Innis, 

1881  J.  B.  Dimmick,  Henry  Ives, 

1882  A.  P.  French,  W.  P.  Eno. 

1883  F.  W.  Rogers.  E.  B.  Frost. 

1884  T.  G.  Lawrance,  D.  H.  Wilcox. 

1885  S.  R.  Bertron,  H.  S.  Brooks. 


RECIPIENTS  OF  THE   WOODEN   SPOON. 

1852  Henry  C.  Blakeslee,  1859  Henry  M.  Boies,       1866  Charles  F.  Brown, 

1853  Joseph  A.  Welch,      i860  Edward  G.  Holden.  1867  James  M.  Allen. 

1854  Alexander  H.Gunn,i86i  Stanford  Newell,       x868  Coburn  D.  Berry. 

1855  D.  L.  Huntington,    1862  Robert  K.  Weeks,    1869  J.  C.  Eno, 

1856  Sidney  E.  Morse,      1864  M.  D.  C.  Borden,      1870  H.  A.  Cleveland, 

1857  Samuel  Scoville,       1865  G.  Todd  Ford,  1871  R.  B.  Lea. 


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AMUSEMENTS. 

American  Theater 50 

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Northrop 59 

BAKERS. 

Deibel 48 

BARBERS. 

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Griffin 29 

Merle 56 

Pensabene 47 

Reese 7 

Schorer 8 

BATHS. 

Krauer 31 

Pensabene 47 


BILLIARDS. 

Clark 34 

Thompson --  31 

BOOKS,  NEWSPAPERS,  ETC. 

Gulliver .--  36 

Pease 38 

Peck 56 

Webster's  Dictionary 25 

BOOTS  AND   SHOES. 

Benham 19 

Cosgrove 52 

Dambacher -  36 

Hintz 21 

Pollard 9 

Stroeble 45 

BOTTLERS. 

Hemingway  &  Bradley 22 

CARPETS,    CURTAINS,  ETC. 

Armstrong 16 

Foster 59 

Perry 23 

CARRIAGES.    (See  Livery^ 

CIGARS.    (See  Tobacco^ 


BEERS  &  RANKIN, 

Havi  on  hand  a  constant  supply  of  all  Student j^  necessities. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 


KLOCK  the  Druggist,  corner  Churoh  and  ChapeL 


CLOTHING. 

DevIin&Co 15 

Raymond  &  Co.  (New  York) 12 

COAL  AND   WOOD. 

F.  A.  &  D.  R.  Ailing 16 

Kimberly 9 


CONFECTIONERY. 

Deibel    

Hillman 

Huyler  (New  York) 

Wilkinson 


48 
21 
48 
10 


COSTUMERS. 


Gardner - 24 

DANCING. 

Loomis 62 


CROCKERY,    GLASSWARE,    ETC. 

Whittelsey 


DENTISTS. 


R.  F.  Bur  well 
Stone 


DINING   ROOMS. 


Atheneum. 
Barkentin . 
Cowell's  .. 
Deibel.... 
Merchants' 


55 

54 
9 


42 
61 
22 

48 
21 


Temperance 57 

Traeger 11 

Thalheimer 30 

Yale  Club 47 

DRY  GOODS. 

Wilcox  &  Co 65 

ENGRAVING. 

Duncan 55 

Hopson  &  Sherman 56 

Rapp 29 

EXPRESS. 

Adams 11 

New  York  &  Boston 45 

Peck  &  Bishop 6 

Smedley  Bros 57 

FISH,    OYSTERS,    ETC. 

Fooie 49 

FLORIST. 

Dickerman. « 16 

FRUIT. 

Bradley 14 

Rentz 44 

FURNITURE. 

Chamberlin - 50 

Booth 47 

Peck  &  Brown, 16 

Armstrong 16 


PECK  &  BISHOP'S 

BAGGAGE    EXPRESS 

Checks  Baggage  from  Rooms  to  Destination. 

ailroad   Tiokets  to  all   Points. 

OFFICES-202  Chapel  Street—Passenger  Depot. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


GENTS*  FURNISHINGS. 

Adam 64 

Budd  (New  York) 41 

Bolton  &  Neely- (from)  2 

Dudley 5 

Proctor  &  Magu ire i 

M.  &  B.  Shirt  Co 43 

Stone 19 

GROCERIES. 

Gilbert  &  Thompson 19 

HARDWARE. 

Bassett 65 

HATS. 

Brooks 9 

Burgess  &  Burgess 10 

Butler 62 

Stevens  &  Brooks 38 

HOTELS. 

Allyn  House  (Hartford) 3 

Elliott  House 42 

Florence  House 27 

Grand  Union 20 

New  Haven  House 54 

Selden  House 28 

United  States  Hotel  (Hartford)...  3 

JEWELERS,   WATCHMAKERS,   ETC. 

Durant 47 

Ford back  cover 

Kirby 18 

Lester 60 


LAMPS,  OILS,   ETC. 
Scott 22 

LAUNDRY. 

Forsyth 40 

Dudley 5 

Hurle 4 

Stone 19 

LIVERY. 

Benham 49 

Donncgan 57 

Hale 36 

Keenan 24 

Weed... .-  43 

Ruickoldt 53 

MATHEMATICAL  INSTRUMENTS. 

Roesler 26 

Washburn 15 

MEDICINES. 

Red  Jacket  Bitters 63 

Pearl's  White  Glycerine 63 

Balsam  of  Shark's  Oil 50 

MONEY    LOAN   OFFICE. 

Engel 24 

MUSIC. 

Knabe  Piano 2 

Loomis 41 

Mathushek 51 

Shoninger 00 

NEWSPAPER. 

Register front 


DON  CARLOS  REESE,  Prince  of  Tonsors  ! 

[Lineal  descendant  of  the  illustrious  house  of  Salmanca,  and  honorary  mem- 
ber of  the  University  of  Saragossa.] 

Whose  Damascus  Razors  gleam  like  lightning,  and 
Whose  Toledo  Shears  cut  like  the  sword  of  Leonidas  ! 

And  whose  champooing  appliances  are  surpassed  in  their  soothing  influences 
only  by  the  application  of  the  delicate  fragrance  of  a  thousand  flowers  so 
well  combined  to  soothe  the  troubled  mind,  and  cause  each  customer,  when 
he  leaves  the  Tonsorial  Saloon,  to  feel  and  involuntarily  exclaim,  "I'm  a 
cleaner,  happier,  and  a  better  man." 

Doors  open  from  7  in  the  morning  until  quarter  of  9  in  the  evening. 

CARLOS  CORDOVA  REESINI,  Count  of  Seville. 

SHAVING  AND  HAIR  DRESSING,     .     .     3^6  CHAPEL  STREET. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


SECOND-HAND   CLOTHES. 

Birubaum 62 

Heberger 53 

Ike 30 

PENS. 

Gillott's 3 

PHOTOGRAPHS. 

Baff 26 

DeSilva 53 

Moulthrop 62 

Pach 32 

Phelps 34 

Shumway 52 

PIANOS. 

Knabe 2 

Loomis 41 

Mathushek 51 

Shoninger 171 

PRINTING. 

Kirschner   44 


RESTAURANTS.   (See  Dining  Rooms,) 

SCHOOLS. 


SPORTING    GOODS. 

Dole 27 

Kidd  Mfg.  Co.  (New  York) 40 

TAILORS. 

Bliss pink  slip 

Conboy , 37 

Devlin  &  Co 15 

Gundelsheimer 26 

Franklin 55 

Freedman 39 

Jones.-   .    - 49 

Kleiner 35 

K  raft  Bros pink  slip 

Machol,  D 3 

Machol,  H 25 

Merwin 54 

Miles 13 

Negbau  r 45 

Rausch  .- 38 

TOBACCO. 

Ailing 18 

Rabauns 50 

Slreeter 57 


WINES,  UQUORS,   ETC. 

Ailing 18 

Reynolds - front  cover 

Cogswell  (Phonography) 33    Thalheimer 30 

Traeger. 11 

SHOES.    (See  Boots  and  Shoes)        \  Gil bert  &  Thompson 19 


STUDENTS 


DESIRING  A  GOOD 


will  receive  perfect  satisfaction  by  going  to 

Schorer's    Tonsorial    Room, 
Atheneum  Building,  oor.  ChurolL  and  Center  Streets,  (up  ftain.) 


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COAL  -  and  -  WOOD 

Delivered  into  bins  in  students'  rooms  at  LOW  PRICES. 

ENOS  8.  HIMBERLY, 

111  Church  Bt.        (Cutler  Comer)        East  tide  ttreet 


F-R.^ISTK    O.    STOISTE, 


Benttdt) 


No.  166  Elm  Street,  four  dooi-s  from  Peabody  Museum. 


OPEN  EVENINGS.  OPEN  EVENINGS. 


Boot  and  Shoe  Maker 

No.  288  ELM  STREET. 

REPAIRING  DONE  WITH  NEATNESS  AND  DISPATCH. 

No  Disappointments. 


YALE    BROOKS  A  CO.    HATTFBS 


DUNLAF  &  GO'S 


OHBISTY  &  GO'S 


OFEBA 


Corner  Chapel  and  State  Streets,      New  Haven,  Conn. 


to  Buiiiirsi  Diftitory. 

NEW  HAVEN 

Opposite 
Colleges. 


Kr!r;.sii 
CONFECTIONERY 

EVERY     HOUR. 


BURGESS    &    BURGESS, 

■J33  ChBpcl  Street,  New  Haven, 

Hatters  and  Furriers. 


STIFF  HATS, 

SOFT  HATS. 

SEAL  (4  PS. 


TRUNKS, 

TRAVELING  BAGS. 

SILK  UMBRELLAS, 


SEAL  GLOVES, 

RUBBER  GOODS, 
LAP  ROBES. 


ALPACA   UMBRELLAS. 
CANES. 

GLOVES. 


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.A^ID  .A^J^& 


Express    Company 


OFFICE,   NEW   DEPOT. 


BRANCH  OFFICE,  ■  87  ORANGE  STREET. 


Ca//  Book  at  Beers'  and  Olmstcatfs  Drug  Stores. 


AUG.  C  TRACER, 


Restaurant  and  Buffet 


72,  74  and  78  Center  Street. 


PRIVATE  SUPPER  ROOMS  FOR  SMALL  PARTIES. 


Old  stand,  cor.  Church  and  Chapel  Sts. 


12  Business  Directory. 


OUR   STYLES 

Are  particularly  adapted  for  YOUNG  MEN'S  WEAB«, 

being  advanced  and  extreme. 


Stylish 


Overcoats 

AND 

Newmarkets 

PRICES,  $14  to   $50. 
FASHIONABLE    SUITS,  -  -  $14    to    $40. 

OUR  MEASURE  DEPARTMENTS  are  unsurpassed 
in  stylish  fabrics,  and  work  produced  the  best. 

A.  RAYMOND  &  CO. 

Formerly  JESSUP  &  CO., 
Fashionable  Tailors  and  Clothiers, 

234  and  236  Broadway ^       -       opp.  City  HaUf 
Mm,  Cor.  Fulton  and  Nassau  Sts.^  NEW  YORK. 


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^-w^W^S"*^*^ 

gL  jp^.-.  v-;^  ,-«l^'       J. 

i™w~S*-™»^, 

^^^^ 

^Sfe-.: 

JOHN  C.  MILES, 

ERCHANT  Tailor 


14   Center  Street. 


NE   STOCK   OF  FALL  and  WINTER  GOODS 
ON    HAND. 


Jovelties  received  weekly  through  the  season. 


14  Business  Directory. 


J.    D.    BRADLEY, 

POMOLOGIST 


410  Chapel  Street^  opp.  Trinity  Chnrch^ 


NEW    HAVEN,    CONN. 


Business  Directory. 


'5 


Leading  New  York  Tailors 


AND    DEALERS   IN 


Fine  Ready-Made  Clothing. 

Samples  representing  their  Piece  Goods  Stock,  and  Fine  Ready-Made  Suits 

and  Overcoats,  cheerfully  shown  at  their 


Room  O,  Simpson  Block, 

Jfo.  220   CHAPEL  STREET,   CORNER  STATE. 

Orders  solicited  and  satisfaction  guaranteed. 


T.   C.   PRATT, 


Agent. 


fcfal  ail  Ittaafal  listr 


h^ 


DISSECTING    CASES. 
Microscopic  and  Drawing  Material. 

EYE  GLASSES  MADE  TO  ORDER  AND  REPAIRING  PROMPTLY 

EXECUTED. 

Novelties  in  Leather,  Ivory  and  Gut  Glass. 

TOILET   SUNDRIES    of  every   description. 

E.     L.    A\r^  8  HIB  XJ  R  N ,    '63,    '65, 


84  Church  Street,  New  Haven,  Conn. 


i6  Business  Directoty, 


H.  B.  AKMSTBONO  &  CO., 

Carpet,  Fornitnre  aid  Upbolstery  Warebonse 

260  Chapel  St.  and  73  Orange  St,  New  Haven,  Conn. 

Lace  Curtains,  Lambrequins,  Shades,  Paper  Hangings,  Mattresses,  Spring 
Beds,  Pillows,  etc.  Rugs,  Mais;  Wilton,  Axminster.  Velvet,  Brussels, 
Tapestry  and  Ingrain  Carpets,  Oil  Cloth  in  Sheets  and  Patterns,  Cornices, 
Library  Tables,  Parlor,  Chamber  and  Dining  Room  Furniture. 

GEO.    A.    DICKERMAN, 


i^lori^t, 


No.  169  Chapel  Street 

opposite  New  Haven  Opera  House. 


F.  A.  &  D.  R.  ALLING, 

COALaWWOOD 


23S  Chapel  and  16  East  Water  Streets 


PECK   &   BROWN, 


339  and  341  CHAPEL  ST., 

HEADQUARTERS   FOR 


Students'  Furniture  and  Carpets 

VARIETY   LARGE.  PRICES    LOW. 

GIVE   US   A   CALL. 


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THE 


entertainments. 


i8  Business  Directory. 


1830  316  Ghapel  St.,  New  Eaven,  Gonn.  1883 


Watchmakers,  Jewelers, 

Silversmiths  and  Engravers^ 


Offer  a  fine  selection  of  JEWELRY  in  the  latest  styles,  CLOCKS.  BRONZES. 

etc.    They  have  the  largest  business  in  WATCH  REPAIRING  in  the 

city.     This  fact  speaks  for  itself  as  regards  quality  of  work. 

Card  Engraving  and  Printing  executed  on  the  Premises. 


AUSTIN    ALLING, 


DEALER   IN 


Imported  and  Domestic  Cigars 


TOBACCO,  PIPES,  Etc. 


No.  463  Chapel  Street,  New  Hayen. 


BUY    YOUR     CLASS    PIPES 


AT 


AUSTIN   ALLING'8. 


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'9 


GILBERT  &  THOMPSON, 


DEALERS   IN 


394:  Chapel  Street^ 

Choice  Groceries,  ^^'^  ^^^^^ 

FlM  Wlics,  Tww,  ClnrS)  etc.  CoUU. 


B.  J.  STONE, 


's  toiisliijs  ai( 


ii 


352  CHAPEL,  COR.  CHURCH  STREET. 


TROY    L^TJI^DIIY     ^aENCY, 


Laundry  called  for  and  delivered. 


BOOTS  and  SHOES. 


Gents'  Fine  Shoes,  in  all  the  leading  styles,  a  specialty.  All  widths  and 
sizes  constantly  on  hand.  Also  a  full  line  of  Pumps,  Plain  and  Fancy  Em- 
broidered Slippers.    Call  and  examine  goods  at  the  Bargain  Store, 

294  Chapel  Street. 

ROBERT    A.    BENHAM. 


20  Business  Directory. 


The  Grand  Union  Hotel 


Opposite  the  Campus^ 


On  the  American  or  European  Plan. 


THE   BEST  FITTED   ROOMS   IN    THE   CITY  ON 

REASONABLE  TERMS. 


EXCELLENT  DINING  ROOMS. 


CUISINE    UNEXCELLED. 


GOOD  BILLIARD  TABLES  CONNECTED. 


TUTTLE  &  POST,      -       -       Proprietors. 


Business  Directory.  21 


Merchants'  Dining  Rooms 


305  State  Street,  entrance  to  City  Market. 


Table  Board,      -      -      -      $4.00  per  Week. 


W.    G.    GUNNING. 


OTTO     HINTZ, 

CUSTOM  BOOTS  and  SHOES 

MADE    FROM    THE    BEST    MATERIALS. 
Students'  work  a  specialty.  ^*  Repairing  neatly  done. 

No.  490  Chapel  Street,  New  Haven,  Conn. 


HENRY     HILLMAN, 


Ghoioe  Gonfeotionerj  and  Steam  loe  Gream, 


No.  492  Chapel  Street,  New  Haven,  Conn. 


22  Business  Directory. 


RESTAURANT, 

366  State  Street 9  New  Haven^  Conn. 

All  kinds  of  Game  and  Fish  in  their  season. 

D.   COWELL,  ...  Proprietor. 


HEMING-WAY   &   BRADLEY, 

MANUFACTURERS   OF 

Mineral  and  Soda  Waters. 

Also,  BOTTLERS  OF  ALE,  PORTER,  CIDER. 

Geo.  Ehret's  Lager  Beer,  Rlssingen,  Yichy  and  Seltzer  Waters. 

446  and  44§  State  Street, 

Selden  House  Block.  NEW  HAVEN.  CONN 


Is/L.   B.    SOOTT, 


DEALER  IN 


G^k^  S^ixtui'e^,  I<^ir\p^,  ^td. 


FIXTURES    RE-BRONZED. 


Ql   AND  69    CENTER   STREET, 


NEW    HAVEN,    CONN. 


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STUDENTS 


WILL   FIND    OUR 


Carpet  Warerooms 


A    safe    and    reliable    place    to    purchase 

their  Carpets,  Lambrequins,  Drapery, 

Curtains,  Fringes   and   Room 

Furnishings  generally. 


H.    B.    PERRY 


390  CHAPEL  ST. 


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82   CHESTNUT  ST., 


CARRIAGES  TO  LET. 


Can  be  found  at  all  hours  in  front  of  the  New  Haven  House. 


lactnrer. 


T.   GARDNER, 

Wig,  CyrI  aiii  Oriiaraciital  Hair 

COSTUMES  FOR  MASQUERADE  BALLS, 

Fancy  Dress  Processions  ;  Domino  Masks  ;  Linen,  Satin,  Velvet,  Paper,  Wire 
Worsted  and  Cotton  Tighis,  Shirts  and  Trunks ;  Regalia  Trimmings  ; 
Gilt  Bullion  Tassels  ;  Fringes  ;  Laces  ;  Gold  and  Silver  Star 
Spangles,  etc.;  Fire  of  all  colors  for  Tableaux,  at 


T.    GARDNER'S, 


104  Orange  Street. 


EDWARD    ENGEL, 


4:4:3  State  Street^  New  Havens 


MONEY  LOAN  OFFICE. 


Liberal  advances,  in  sums  to  suit,  will  be  made  on  personal 

property  in  general. 


ALL  LEGAL  TRANSACTIONS  STRICTLY  CONFIDENTIAL. 


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WEBSTER'S  UNABRIDGED. 


Warmly 
iiionedby 

Geo.  Bancroft, 

John  L.  Motley, 

Fitz-G.  Halleck, 

R.  W.  Emerson. 

Eliha  Borritt, 

Ruftis  Choate, 

B.  H.  Smart, 

Wm.  H.  Prescott, 

Geo.  P.  Marsh, 

John  G.  WhiUier, 

John  6.  Saxe, 

Horace  Mann, 

Ezra  Abbot, 

W.  D.  Howells, 

Wm.  T.  Harris, 

Ch.  Justice  Waite, 

Noah  Dayis, 

Kemp  P.  Battle, 

Jas.  T.  FieldH, 

J.  G.  Holland, 

Bishop  Spanlding 

Ac,  Ac,  Ac. 


In  Sheep,  Russia  and  Turkey  BindiDgs. 


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THE  STANDARD. 

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\J[Xa^  3000  BuKraviuffs,  and  a  New 
Biograpbical  Dlctlonaij. 

fV|VVX*  Standard  in  Gov't  PrintinK  Office. 

X  ™   ^^    3)5,000  copies  in  Public  Schools. 

Sale  20  to  1  of  any  other  series. 

V^VI0 11  aid  to  make  a  Family  intelligent. 
J^MSS^  Best  help  for  SCHOLARS, 
^^^^        T£ACHKRS  and  SCHOOLS. 

Webster  is  Standard  Authority  with  the  U.  8. 
Supreme  Court.  Rerom mended  by  the  State 
Sop'ts  of  Schools  in  36  States. 

''A  LIBRARY  IN  ITSELF." 

The  latest  edition,  in  the  quantity  of  matter  It 
containH,  is  believed  to  be  the  largest  volume 
published.  It  has  3000  more  W(»nls  in  its  vo- 
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and  nearly  3  times  the  number  of  F'n^cravinKs. 
It  is  an  ever-pres€*nt  ard  reliable  school- 
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HowSappUfld, 

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It  has  come  to  be  rec- 
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Published  by  O.  &  C.  MERKIAHf  &  CO.,  Springfield,  Mass. 


S-/7 


36  Business  Directory. 

GEO.    F.    GUNDELSHEIMER, 

NEW  FALL  and  WINTER  GOODS. 

SnitingB  and  Ovenuntingi  conttaittly  arriTing. 
No.  488  CHAPEL  STREET,      -        -      Cor.  HIGH. 


THEBMOMETERS, 
Opera  Glasse 


All  kinds  of  Glasses  made  (rom  Di 


Scientific  Ii 

order,  oi  impoited. 


Esiabliihed  1855. 

PAUL  ROESSLEE 

tmma  or  th.  conn.  «c«n.  or 

ARTS  AND  sciences). 

No.  71  CHURCH  STREET, 

Off.  Pest  Office, 
NEW  HAVEN,  CONN. 
is'  piescriptionl,  a  specialty. 
Optical  Goods  of  all  kindi  on  haad,  made  10 


C3-.    ~^N-.    BABB, 

Photographs  and  Tintypes 

High,  cor.  Chapel  Street,  New  Haren. 

FVN   FOR   ALL  I 

GROUPS  AND  GROTESQUE  CARICATURES  A  SPECIALTV. 


Business  Directory,  27 


FLORENCE  HOUSE 

On  the  Ruropean  Plan-, 


Cor.  Union  and  Wooster  Sts.,  New  Hayen. 


C.  W.  BRADLEY,  Proprietor. 


Meals  at  all  hours,  from  6  in  the  morning  until  5  in  the  morning. 


ALL   KINDS   OF   GAME    IN    ITS   SEASON. 


Lawn  Tennis,  Archery,  High  Grade  Sporting 

nEAI.ERS   IN   AND 

Base  Ball,  and 

IMPORTERS   OK 

Fishing  Tackle.  Athletic  Goods. 


Lester    C.    Dole   $c   Co 


440   Chapel  Street, 


Under  New  Haven  House,  NEW  HAVEN,  CONN. 


Send  for  Catalogue. 


Business  Directory, 


SELDEN    HOUSE 


440   State   Street, 


New  Haven,  Cona 


TERMS,    $8.50  PER  DAT. 


Table  Board  for  Students  at  Special  Rates. 

N.   T.  JUDD,   Proprietor 

(FoHHERLV  Madison  House). 


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TJEBANin  IS  A  PRIME  FACTOR 


Griffin's  Tonsorial  Rooms 


Under  New  Haven  House. 


-SPECIAL  ATTENTION  TO  STUDENTS. 


rpefiiSneM-    '■ 


/  fy,riS<t8  Street    £.g^^ 


JO  Business  Directory, 


K  E. 


Highest  prices  paid  for  SECOND-HAND 

CLOTHING. 


No.   100   Court   Street. 


THALHEIMER'S 

Yale  Lunch  Rooms 

44   and   46   Temple   Street. 
Milwaukee,  Ginoinnati,  St.  Louis  and  New  York  Lager. 

Fine  Wines,  Liquors,  Cigars,  Bass'  Pale,  Burton  and  Scotch  Ales,  Welsh 

Rarebits,  Poached  Eggs,  Golden  Bucks. 

t^-  OYSTERS    IN    EVERY    STYLE. 

All  kinds  of  GAME  in  season. 

BESTAVBAHT  OPEN  ON  SUNDAYS  FBOM  9  A.M.  TO  18  P.I. 


Business  Directory.  31 


SAM.  THOMPSON, 


BILLIARD  PARLORS, 


INSURANCE    BUILDING, 


370  Chapel  Street,         -        New  Haven,  Conn. 


Russian^  Turkish  and  MediGated  Baths. 

BALNE-E  KRAUSIAN^. 

Just  removed  for  the  sole  benefit  of  the  Yale  student,  to  the  spacious 
building  on  York  street,  formerly  known  as  Shelton  Hall,  the  scene  of  the 
annual  cup  walk. 

These  baths  are  perfectly  modeled  after  the  most  approved  Grecian  and 
Roman  plans,  including 

TEPIDARIJE,  CAUDARIA.  PISCINJE,  SOUA, 

SPOUATORIA,  AND  JUDICIOUS  BALN  EAT  ORES. 

A  new  feature  is  the  addition  of  a  well  appointed  NATATORIUM  OR 
SWIMMING  BATH. 

Russian  Bath  (single),  75  Cents. 
Turkish  Bath,  $1.00.  Swimming,  50  Cents. 

Complete  course  of  swimming,  including  floating,  diving,  swimming  on 
back  and  side,  treading  water,  etc.,  and  ability  to  swim  half  an  hour  con- 
tinuously, taught  for  $10.00. 

ERNST  EBAUSE,  126  York  St.,  New  Haven. 


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Buiitttss  Diredory. 


W.  E.  FORD, 


Apothecary 


Noi.  Sll  and  SIS  State  Street,  fi»ot  of  Elm. 

PRESCRIPTIONS  A  SPECIALTY. 

Vours  RcspectfullT,  "W.    E.    FORD. 

HOPKINS    GRAMMAR    SCHOOL. 


coq8-wej:.l's 
SCHOOL  OF   PHONOGRAPHY, 

No,  389  Chapel  Street,  Wew  Haven. 

Thorough  instruclion  in  ihe  an  of  Shorl-hand  and  Machine  Wiiling. 
Time  saved  by  our  meihod.  Instruction  private  or  in  classes.  Rates  reason, 
able.     Send  for  our  Quarterly  or  call  on 


7.  E.  COGSWELL,  Booiu  6,  6^  and  6. 


Business  Direetorx. 


Drugs,  Medicines  and  Chemicals, 

FANCY  AND  TOILET  ARTICLES. 
SPONGES,    BRUSHES,   PERFUMERY,   Etc. 
Physicians'  prescriptions  compou 


Cor.  Elm  and  Tork  Streets,  New  Haven. 


BEUARD  AND  FOOL  ROOMS 

*  A    QUIET    RESORT    FOR    YALE    MEN. 


{       C.    L.    CLARK    &    CO.,      ? 


a-tU  state  Street,      (near  Chapel  St.)      New  Haven. 


GKO.     C.     PHELPS, 

Artist  in  Photography 

337   CHAPEL   ST. 

ONLY  FIRST  CLASS  WORK  MADE  AT  LOW  PRICES. 
0~  Insianianeous  Photographs  a  specially. 


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ESTABLISHED    1852. 


I.    KLEINER    &    SON, 


Tailors 


205    Chapel    Street. 


An  immense  variety  of  IMPOBTED  WOOLENS, 


or  ir-ine    Oaxments    at    l^Iodei^te   Fricjes. 


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College  Boot  and  Shoe  Maker 


STUDENTS'    WORK    A    SPECIALTY. 

No.  52  High  Street^        -        -        -        New  Haven. 


WILLIAM   HALE, 


uvBHY.  wmx,  m  m  stam. 


Nos.  44  to  32,  south  Hide, 

and  47,  north  side,  Crown  St., 


NEW    HAVEN,    CONN. 


C.    A.    GULLIVER, 

COLLEGE  BOOK  STORE 

No.  454  Chapel  St 

HIGHEST  PRICE  FOR  SECOND-HAND  TEXT  BOOKS. 


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JOHN    CONBOY, 


Merchant    Tailor 


34  Center  Street,   New  Haven. 


New  Haven  Opera  House 


170    CHAPEL   STREET. 


PALMER  &  ULMER,  Managers. 


The  people's  favorite  resort  for 


lD-RJiL.liA.J^     J^J<IJD     OOlvlEDY- 


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Youman's  and  Knox  Hats. 

SILK,    STIFF    AND    OPERA    HATS. 

STEVENS  &  BROOKS, 

21[3  Chapel  Street ^        -        -        -        New   Haven. 


OTTO  A.  G.  EATJSCH, 


Tailor, 


03  CENTER  STEEET,  NEW  HAVEN. 


PEASE'S    NEWS    DEPOT. 

Subscriptions  taken  for  all  Magazines  and  Papers. 

NEW  YORK,  MORNING  and  EVENING  PAPERS  SENT  TO  ROOMS. 

STATIONERY  OF  ALL  KINDS. 

Full  sets  of  ''Seaside"  and  other  cheap  libraries. 

THOS.  H.  PEASE  &  SON,       102  Church  St. 


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L  H.  FREEDMAN 


COLLEGE  TAILOR 


92    Church  St.,   New  Haven. 


A  first  class  stock  of  goods  always  on  hand,  at  popular 
prices.     Perfect  fit  guaranteed. 


1883  1883 


40  Business  Directory, 


KIDD  MANUFACTURING  CO. 


423  Sixth  Ave.,  bet.  25tli  and  36tli  Streets,  New  York. 


SPECIALTIES   IN 


Base  and  Foot  Ball, 


ROWING,    GYMNASIUM, 


Lawn  Tennis  and  Cricket  Suits. 


Referefues : — Columbia^    YaiCy  Princeton  and  other  Colleges, 


FIFTEEN  YEARS  THE 


i«) 


The  Dyeing  and  Cleaning  of  Gentlemen's  Garments  a  specialty, 

SHIRTS,    COLLARS    AND    CUFFS 

Done  up  in  a  manner  equal  to  any  Troy  work. 

Leave  your  orders  at  360  Chapel  Stveet^  and  messengers  7viU 

call  at  your  rooms. 

THOMAS    FORSYTH, 

EliM  CITY  DYE  "WORKS  and  STEAM  LAUNDRY. 


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GALL    AT 


Loomis'  Temple  of  Music 

PIANOS  AND   ORGANS, 


Henby  Kbaft, 


KRAFT  BROTHERS, 

Merchant  Tailors, 

Sa  Center  St.,  ISTe-w  Haven. 


Business  Directory. 


ELLIOT  HOUSE 


SilDEL  B.  CRAIE,  Pioprittor,   w.  Cbipel  aid  OUii  Sti.,  >ei  Hnu. 


ATHENEUM 

DINING   ROOMS, 

Nos.  65  and  67  Center  Street. 


StudeatB  wilJ   flnd   these  rooms  the  rigbt  place  to  boud.     PtIom  as  low  * 
the  limes  will  allow, 


L.    a-.    If  o  -w  L  E  H.. 


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43 


S.  W.  MOODY,  Pbes't. 


J.  R.  BRANNAN, 
Treas. 


F.  W.  BENEDICT. 
Sbc't. 


Shirt  Manufacturing  Co. 

69    CKNTER    STREET. 


WE   KEEP   IN   STOCK    A    FULL   LINK  OP 


COL.I-i^R.S 


AMD 


Gentlemen  preferring  to  be  waiter  1  upon  at  their  rooms  will  be  promptly 
called  upon  by  notifying  iis>  when  and  where  to  call. 

Respectfully, 

The  M.  &  B.  SHIRT  MFO.  CO. 

P.    O.    Box    95. 


J.  R.  WEED, 


m 


n 


\i% 


NEW  HORSES !     NEW  CARRIAGES ! 


SOME  FIRST  CLASS  SADDLE  ANIMALS. 


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JOHN    KIRSCHNER, 

Book  and  Job  Printer, 


3S3    State    St.,    New   Haven,    Ot. 


WILLIAM     DAHLMEYER, 


Yale  Fine  Art  Store. 


MANUPACTUiyBR 


G-ILT  AND    BRONZE    OAK    FRAMES. 


Fine  Photographs  and  Engravings. 


No.  434  Chapel  Street,  Neur  Haven,  C^nn, 


DEALER   IN 

■ 

Native  and  Foreign  Fruits. 

BISDB,  BIBD-OAOES,  BIBD  SEEDS  OF  ALL  EINDB. 

1^  FOOD  FOR  MOCKING  BIRDS.  .JP 

HEADQUARTERS  FOR  A.  B.  HENDRYX  &  GO'S  CAGES. 

349  Chapel  Street^  New  Haven,  Conn. 


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m  YORK  AND  BOSTON  DISPATCH  EXPRESS  CO,, 

78  Church  St.,  New  Haven,  Conn., 

(Benedict  Building.) 

General  Express  Forwarders. 

Making  sure  and  close  connection  for  all  points  in  the  United  States  and  Ganadas, 

Ajt    Krediiocd    Ra,tesi. 

Call  Book  at  N.  J.  Beers'  Drug  Store,  61  Broadway. 


JOSEPH    STRCEHLE, 

Custom  Boots  and  Shoes 

MADE  FROM  THK  BEST  MATERIALS. 

Students'  Work  a  Specialty.     Repairing  neatly  done. 

f^To.    509    CHAPEL    STREKT. 


J.    NEGBAUR, 


First-Class  Tailoring 


AT    MODERATK    I»R,ICE8. 


4  76  Chapel  St.,  opposite  the  Colleges, 


NEW   HAVEN,  CONN. 


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business  Directory. 


PEN8ABEN  E'S 

BARBER  SHOP  AND  BATH  ROOMS. 

The  best  in  the  vicinity  for  cleBnliness  and  elegance,  one  block  fr 
the  Colleges. 

No.    282    ELM    STREET. 

CALL   AND    SEE   FOR    YOURSELVES. 

THE     YALE     CLUB 


$5. so    T'PWARDS. 

The  only  Boarding  Place  on  the  Campus. 

SA.RAI1    A.CICIIL.IJ,    Slanaarei*. 


J.  H.  G.  DURANT, 

,,  Ckls,  Jewelrj,  Etc. 

Hua  5>n  1un<I  ■  fine  line  of  Gd1<I  Speclades  und  Evyi 
don  of  6old  Pens,  Pencils,  elc,    Aniiqu*  Clocks  for  tale. 
EP~REP(MRIN'G  A  Sl'ECIALTY. 

J,  H.  0.  DTISAHT,  Practical  Watchmaker, 
38   and   40   Church    Street. 


Auction   Rooms, 

390  and  392  STATE  STBEET. 

Sales  every  Evening  except  Friday. 

At  Private  S&le,  Slatioaerj  aud  Fancy  Goods  in  variel?. 

B.    BOOTH.    Auctioneer. 


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DEIBEL'S  DINING  PARLORS, 


No.  334  CHAPEL.  STREET. 


MEALS    AT   ALL.  HOURS. 


COMMUTATION  TICKETS,  $6  FOR  $5. 


PRIVATE  PARLORS  FOR  PARTIES. 


SPREADS  A  SPECIALTY. 


TiQmJM  d, 


86S  BROADWAY,  BETWEEN  Hth  AND  18th  STREETS,  NEW  YORK. 


CANDIES  packed  and  shipped  to  all  parts  of  the  oountrj. 


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JOHN   H.  JONES 

Tailor 


No.   28   Center  St.,   New  Haven. 


IMPORTATIONS  OF  ELEGANT  FALL   AND  WIN- 
TER  STYLES  CONSTANTLY  ARRIVING. 


Broadway  Livery  Stables, 

No.  284  Kim  Street^  on  road  to  Park 

AND  VERY  NEAR  THE  COLLEGE. 
Stylish  turnouts  at  short  notice  and  low  prices. 


-A..   FOOTE    «S2>    00., 


DKALFRS    IN 


Fish,  Oysters,  Clams,  Lobsters 

Etc.,   Etc.,   Etc.,   Etc. 

No.  253  State  Street,       -       -       New  Haven,  Conn. 

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TOBACCONIST, 

No.  268  Chapel  Street,  New  Haven,  Conn. 

I  always  keep  the*  largest  selection  of  Smokers'  Articles  on  hand  at  the  BKMt 
reasonable  prices,  and  an  elegant  as<«ortment  of  Cigars,  Cigarettes  and  Tobacco. 

R.EI*A1IIINC3-    OK    I>I1>ES    A.    SPECIALTY. 

BILLIARD  AND  POOL  PARLORS.  COLLENDER  TABLES. 

363  Chapel,  between  Orange  and  State  Sts. 


EARS  FOR  THE  MILLION! 

Foo  Ohoo's  Balsam  of  Shark's  Oil 

POSITIVKLY   RESTORES  THE    HKARING,  AND   IS   THE   ONLY   ABSO- 
LUTE  CURE   FOR   DEAFNESS   KNOWN. 

This  Oil  is  abstracted  from  peculiar  species  of  small  \¥blfe  SharlK,  cauj^ht  in  tiie 
Yellow  Sea,  known  as  Carchakodon  Ronuki.ei  ii.  Every  Chinese  6sherman  knows  it  lis 
virtues  as  a  restorative  of  hearing  were  discovered  by  a  Buddhist  Priest  about  the  year  L4ta 
Its  cures  were  so  numerous  and  many  so  Meemlnij^ly  mlraculousy  that  the  remedf 
was  officially  proclaimed  over  the  entire  Empire.  Its  use  became  so  universal  that  for 
over  300  years  no  DeaftecMw  Han  existed  amonn:  tlie  dliliiese  people. 
Sent,  charges  prepaid,  to  any  address  at  $i.oo  per  bottle. 

IMPOKTED  ONLY  BY 

Sole  Agents  for  America.  ^  13©y  Street^   N.  Y. 


A.  C.  CHAMBERLIN  &  SONS, 

Furniture  and  Bedding, 

NE1¥    STORE, 

Corner  Orange  and  Cro"wn  Streets. 


NEW  AMERICAN   THEATRE, 

Charch  St.,  below  Post  Offlee. 


Producing  the  Latest  Novelties. 

OPEN    EVERY    EVENING. 

MATINEE  WEDNESDAY  AND  SATURDAY. 

Popular  Prices  of  Admission. 


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THE!   ON 


6ENUINE  MATHUSHEK 


I  .A.  ONTO 


WITH   THE 


EQUILIBRE  SYSTEM! 

Invented  and  Manufactured  by  the 


ORIQ-INAL    MATHUSHEKS 


IN  NEW  YORK,  CAN  ONLY  BE  BOUGHT  AT  THE 

GENUINE  MATHUSHEK 


WarerooniSf  257  Chapel  Street. 


This  new  system  removes  all  causes  whereby  ordinary  pianos  fail.  It  prevents 
the  sounding  board  from  being  displaced,  and  admits  the  adaptation  of  an  iron 
plate  with  four  times  the  resistinjjf  power  of  any  plate  ever  introduced  by  any 
piano  maker,  witliout  increasing  its  weight.  Kach  string  controls  a  bearing  of 
nearly  16"  upon  the  sounding-board,  or  (similar  to  a  vioHn)  fifteen  times  more  tihan 
on  the  ordinary  piano.  It  must  be  apparent  that  a  piano  thus  constructed  must 
produce  a  longer  vibration,  which  by  actual  demonstration  is  found  to  be  the  case. 
Not  only  is  this  advantage  gained,  the  formerly  unnatural  strain  being  completely 
withdrawn,  a  purer,  sweeter  and  inspiring  sympathetic  tone  takes  the  place  of 
the  ordinary  noisy,  stringy  tone,  and  bears  in  its  intensity  a  very  near  approach 
to  an  organ. 


CAUTIOIV. 


There  being  a  piano  in  the  market,  manufactured  in  West  Haven,  Conn.,  and 
bearing  our  name,  ofttimes  represented  as  our  Hlquilibre  System  Piano,  we  wish 
to  warn  the  public  to  investigate  liefore  purchasing.  None  are  genuine  unless 
the  name,  '*  Mathushok,"  New  York,  is  cast  on  the  iron  frame.  Information 
cheerfully  given  on  application  at  our  warerooms,  No.  257  Chapel  street,  New 
Haven. 


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J.    D^VIGHT    8HUM:"WAY, 

PHOTOGRAPHER 

380   Chap^  Street, 
Opposite  tbe  old  Green,  Nev  Haven,  Conn. 

TIN  TYPES  A  SPECIALTY. 


YALE   COLLEGE   IN    1865. 


LOUIS   BOWERS.  CKAS.    FETBKKAN. 

BOWERS  &   PETERMAN, 

(Successors  lo  C.  Streit), 

TONSORIAL    PARLORS, 

2S8  Chapel  St.,  JVew  ffaven. 

Up  stairs.  Over  Paul  Weil's  Cigdr  Store. 

Yale  Students  ■will  do  ■well 

GENTLEMEN'S  SHOES. 

It  embrace*  all  the  leading  styles  and  novellies,  and  you  caa  positively 

«ave  from  so  cents  lo  one  dollar  on  each  pair,  the 

qualilf  of  the  goods  coosidered. 

D.  W.  C08GR0VE  &  CO.,  45  Church  St. 


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C.    RUICKOLDT  &   CO., 

I(iYefy  ki|d   Sokfdii|^  ^tkfele, 

Bear  No.  68  High  Street, 


OPP.  THE  COLLEGE.  OPP.  THE  COLLEGE. 


105  Court  St.^  New  Hayen^  opposite  Turn  Hall^ 

lie  liglesl  Price  Paii  for  Cast-off  Clotig. 

CLEANING  AND  REPAIRING  NEATLY  DONE. 


3De  SIIi~^-A., 

PHOTOGRAPHER 

CHAPEL    308    STREET. 

PORTRAITS— Equaling  anything  made  in  the  city,  at  moderate  prices. 

ly  THE  CLUB  PORTRAIT—In  oil.  at  $15.00. 

INTERIORS  OF  ROOMS-Thai  can't  be  beaten  the  world  over,  at  special 
college  rates. 

New  Series  of  Views  of  Yale  and  New  Haven. 

Cabinet,  25  cents  each. 
On  sale  at  GULLIVER'S,  at  the  Art  and  Booksellers',  and  at 

MS   €HAPEE<   STREET,  -         Opposite    Caller's. 


Business  Directory, 


E.  P.  &  B.  R  MEEWIN, 

68  Church  and  60  Center'Sts.,  New  Haven,  Conn. 

Mebwih  a  Cokpaht,  23R    Fifth   Avenue,  New  Toric. 


R.  F.  BURWELL, 

No.  12-4   Cro-wn   Street, 

No,  1   Qlebc  BuildiDg, 

rCe"W   KCaven,    Oonn. 


I  consider  Dr.  B.  F,  Bubwell'b  Dbntipbiob  b 
cient  1  have  ever  used. 
New  Haven,  Sept.  21,  1882. 


•e  the  nicegt  and  most  •< 
R.  3.  lYRS,  U.  D. 


W  For  Sale  at.  Beers'   Drug  Store,  a 


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We  are  pleased  to  announce  that  our 

STOCK  OF  FINE   WOOLENS 

FOR 

GENTLEMEN'S    "WEAR 

Have  arrived  and  are  now  ready  for  inspection.    An  eiarlj  call  solicited. 

Yours  respectfully, 

WM.  FRANKLIN  &  CO. 
40  Center  St.,  New  Haven. 


J",  s.  coBTTi^nsr, 


f}\hM^6i^t, 


Under  New  Haven  House. 

PrescriptionB  a  Specialty. 


•* 


WHITTILSI Y  & .  CO 


291  and  293  Chapel  Street. 


FIISTE  OHHSTA^  ^  QL-^SS 


Plate  and  50  Engraved  Cards,  $1.75 

FIRST-CLASS   NOTE   PAPER 

stamped  with  Crent,  Monogram  or  Addrera,  an;  style  or  color. 
CARD  PLATK  PRINTINfi,  ETC. 

DUNCAN,   AGF.NT,    ENGRAVER, 
SOS  Chapel  Street  (up  •talrs),         •        Weiv  Ilaven,  Conn. 


Business  Directory. 


College  Text  Books, 

AKI) 

STATIONERY. 

HENRY  H.  PECK, 

346  CHAPEL  ST. 
Stj'lographlc  Pens  at  a  dtsconut  from  regnlsr 


Biisifiess  Directory.  57 


WM.    DONNEGIN, 

115  Wall  (Street,  cor.  Hlffh. 

CARRIAGES    TO    LET 


Can  be  found  at  New  Haven  House. 


SMEDLEY    BROS.    &    CO., 

fleneral  Transfer  Agents  and  Forwarders. 

LKAVK  YOUR  ORDERS  AT 
313  State  St.^  71  Church  St.  and  83  Long  Wharf. 

WAGONS    ESPECIALLY   FITTED   FOR  TRANSPORTING   BOATS. 

Omnibuses  for  Parties,  Excursions,  &c.,  &c. 


NEW  TEMPERANCE  DINING  ROOMS, 

48  Orange  Street,  New  Haven. 

Under  the  immediate  supervision  of  Mrs.  NELSON  BURLING  AME. 

$3-S©    for   $S-7©. 


JOITN   STRECKER, 


DEALER  IN 


Imported  and  Domestic  Cigars, 

ALL  KINDS  OF  SMOKING  AND  CHEWING  TOBACCO, 


AND 


A  Large  Assortment  of  Smokers'  Articles. 

1({4  Eltn  Street,  eor.  York. 


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ART    STORE 

ARTI STS'     MATE  RIALS. 
Faints,    Bruslies,     Oils^     FlstcL-aes 

And  all  Styles  of  Articles  for  Decoration. 

WIN80R   &   NBWTON'S   TUBES,  EIGHT   CBNTa 

Oil  Paintings,  Engravings,  Framed  and  Unframed.     Pictures  Framed  to  Order. 

Photographs  of  Celebrities. 

BOOKS    AND    STATIONERY 

—AT— 
254    CHAPEL    STREET. 


CARPETS! 

DRAPERY    CURTAINS, 

WINDOW    SHADES, 

POLE    CORNICES, 

TURKEY   RUGS, 

SMYRNA  MATS,  &c.,  &c. 

SPECIALLY  ADAPTED  TO  STUDENTS'  ROOMS, 
Competent  Workmen  for  each  Department. 

H.  W.  FOSTER  &  CO. 

No.  72  Orange  Street,        -        New  Haven,  Conn. 


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ALL  THE  LATEST  NOVELTIES  IN 

JEWELRY, 


Incltiding  Scarf  PlnSf 

Sleeve  Buttons^  Vest  Chains^ 
Ring 8 J  Chaf^niH^  Lock^t^f 

Lace  and  Bar  Phts^  Ear  DropSf 
Necklaces^    Bracelets,    Etc*, 

At  tweiit)-fl?e  per  rent,  less  than  elsewhere  in  the  Statet 


SOLE  AGENT  FOR 


JOHN  FOLEY'S  CELEBRATED  GOLD  PENS. 

Silverware  at  Factory  Prices.     The  Latest  Novelties  in  Clockt)  and  lukstands. 

Stylographic  Pens  Lower  than  Ever. 
A  Adb  assortment  of  Bamboo  Chains,  both  black  and  white. 

GEORGE  S.  LESTER, 

20  O    Chapel    Street, 


K-A^VEisr,     -     ooisrisi. 


1^°  German  Favo-ra  a  SpeHaUy, 


Business  Directory.  6i 


G.  S.  BAEKENTIN, 


400  and  404  Chapel  Street, 


S^  and  S4  Temple  Street,  New  Haven,  Conn, 


CATERER, 


Confectioner  and  Fancy  Cake  Baker. 


MANUPACTUREK    OK   CHOICE 


ICE  CREAMS  AND  FRUIT  ICES. 


Ji^irst-class  Table  Board  for  Students, 


62  Business  Directory. 


S.    BIRNBAUM, 


DEALEB  IN 


New  and  Second- Hand  Clothing, 

268  State  Street^  New  Haven,  Conn. 


The  highest  cash  prices  paid  for  Cast-off  Clothing.    Clothes  Cleaned 

and  Repaired. 


FROF".    LOO^/lIS' 

Dancing  Classes  for  Students, 

Commenced  Wednesday,  September  19th,  and  continues  until  June  Ist, 

1883,  meeting  Wednesday  and  Saturday  afternoons.     Classes 

can    be  organized   to   suit  the  convenience  of  the 

students.       Private    instruction    any    hour 

not    otherwise    engaged. 

Loomis'  Temple  of  Music,  or  179  Temple  Street. 


Not  responsible  for  Old  Hats  left  over  Ten  Days. 

WILLIAM    G.    BUTLER, 


47  Church  Street,  New  Haven,  Coim. 


Photographer, 


m 


The  largest  Camera  in  the  State,  afibrds  remarkable  facilities  for  taking  groap 
pictures  and  large  heads  by  the  instantaneous  process. 


Susiaess  Directory 


tXSwidi 


Appctltr,  Uck  Headavhu.  Coatliei 
KheiiniHtlsm.  nod  NerrouitneiiH  In  el 
met,  InviHubly  yl.Id  to  tttB  tegelkble  i 
edlca  In  Ihrne  61ttcn. 

f£male  difficulties 


EVERY* 
WRAPPER^ 


GLYCERINE 


WITHOCT  INJI  HV 

BEAUTIFIES  mCOHPlinOI, 

GriullvHtea    nil     Hpatu,    Frooklci.  Tun, 


snd  DUcolarutlonB  of  prory 
Clear.  tiFDUhru)  and  lirililaiil.  nf 


nPTTItFO     'alMiwi  Iniranih)  HoDbom, 
bUALBt  rriri:iv    ui-,,i.    cfaapii«l. 


04  Business  Directory. 

i  N.  Adam  &  Ca 

White  Shirts. 

Cambric  Shirts. 

Flannel  Shirts. 

Linen  Collars. 

Linen  Cuffs. 

Scarfs. 

I'ies  and  Bows. 

Silk  Handkerchiefs. 

Linen  Handkerchiefs. 

Bandanna  Handkerchiefs. 

Merino  Underwear. 

Woolen  Underwear. 

Hosiery. 

Gloves — Kid,  Castor,  Dogskin,  &c. 

Suspenders. 

Umbrellas. 

Cuff  and  Collar  Studs. 

Scarf  Pins. 

STERLBG  QUALITY.       MEW  STYLES.       REASOMABLE  PRICK 

J.  K  ADAM  &  CO. 

366  and  368  CHAPEL  STREET, 


JOHN  E.  BASSETT  &  CO., 

336  Chapel  St.  and  318  and  330  State  St., 

THK    OLDEST 

Hardware  Store 

IN  THK   STATE. 


THE  LARGEST  VARIETY  OF  HARDWARE. 

riie  most  I^ardvsT'are  for   the  least  money. 


POCKKT  KXI VES  by  the  1000.  SKATES  by  the  car  load. 

rUICES  below  competilion. 

[.\RDWARE  and  LOW  PRICES.  C:UTLERY  and  LOW  PRICES. 

All  at  the  OLDEST  HARDWARE  STORE  in  iho  State. 


Establislicd  1830. 


WILCOX  &   COMPANY, 


FANCY    AND    STAPLE 


Dry  Goods  House. 

Silks,  Dress  Goods  and  Trimmings, 

1 1  C>  H  I  K  U  Y  ,     XJ  N  U  £2  n  W  K  A  II ,     IC  I  Jl     C>  I^  O  V  K  H  , 

LACKS  AND   EMBliOWEIilES, 

Aliens,  Curtain  Goods,  Bed  Furnishings,  Etc.,  Etc. 


^'*  Olio  of  tlie  largest  and  richest  ansortmentH  of  goods  to  Ikj  fouixl  in 
jiuiecticiit. 

!»41-.349  CHAPCSL  ST.,  MEW  HAVEN. 


v/itl7  v/l?!^!;  bl^e  bo^j^g  i^a^  \seen 
bonop^d  fop  mopc  tl7ar2  ^oy^ap^* 


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