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Copyrighted, 1929, by
Editors-in-chief
JAMES J. HOULAHAN
VALMORE R. GRAMMONT
Managing Editor
ERIC C. LIFNER
CONTENTS
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Dedication 5
President of the University 6
X^ice-President of the University 7
Trustees of the University 9
Board of Governors 10
Faculty 11
Senior Album 25
Engineering .26
Business Administration , . 58
Junior Class 67
Sophomore Class 73-78
Freshman Class 79-84
College Year 85-92
Activities 93-122
Musical Organizations 123-136
Publications 137-142
Athletics 143-162
Fraternities 163-198
Short Turns and Encores 199
Advertising and Undergraduate Directory
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Foreword
May these pages bring to you in later
years memories of weary hours of work
— happy hours of play — hours of ser-
vice to Northeastern. Though the
knowledge gathered in these hours may
be forgotten or put aside, we shall
never forget what has been especially
stressed and which is most important
for future success and a happy life —
what price the worth of friendship.
To
ALBERT EDWARD WHITTAKER and ALFRED D'ALESSANDRO
Two men whose advice and counsel have shown us
the true spirit of co-operation through these
four years, we, the Class of 1929,
do dedicate this volume.
Frank Palmer Speare, LL.B., M.H.
President of the University
Carl Stephens Ell, A.B., S.B., M.S.
Vice-President of Northeastern University and
Dean of the Schools of Engineering
and Business Administration
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Board of Trustees
Arthur Stoddard Johnson, Chamnan
Albert Harmon Curtis, Vice-Chairman
Galen David Light, Secretary
William Edward Adams
Alfred Harlowe Avery
Harold Adams Bellows
Washington Irving Bullard
William Converse Chick
Paul Foster Clark
Walton Lee Crocker
William James Davidson
Robert Gray Dodge
Henry Bradley Fenno
Benjamin Alvey Franklin
Franklin Wile Ganse
Robert Treat
Benjamin Wright Guernsey
Henry Gardner Lord
Ernest Lovering
Francis Pope Luce
William Everett Macurda
Edward Fuller Miner
Arthur Perry, Jr.
Thomas Hasting Russell
Sabin Pond Sanger
Charles Peck Sisson
Frank Palmer Speare
Francis Robert Carnegie Steele
Paine Storer
Board of Trustees of Permanent Funds
Frank Palmer Speare, Chamnan
Ernest Lovering, Treasurer
Galen David Light, Secretary
Albert Harmon Curtis
Walton Lee Crocker
Arthur Stoddard Johnson
Sabin Pond Sanger
Francis Robert Carnegie Steele
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Board of Governors
Albert Harmon Curtis, Chairman
Galen David Light, Secretary
WiLMAN Edward Adams Robert Gray Dodge
Asa Samuel Allen Henry Bradlee Fenno
William Converse Chick Arthur Stoddard Johnson
Walton Lee Crocker William Everett Macurda
Albert Browne Curtis Frank Palmer Speare
Francis Robert Carnegie Steele
General Officers and the Executive
Council
Galen David Light, A.B.
Secretary and Comproller of the University
Carl Stephens Ell, A.B., M.S.
Vice-President of the University
Everett Avery Churchill, A.B., Ed.D.
Vice-President of the University
Frank Palmer Speare, M.H., LL.B.
President and Founder of Northeastern University
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Galen David Light
A.B.
Secretary and Comptroller
WiNTHROP Eliot Nightingale
A.B., S.B.
Director of Co-operative Work
Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering
John Butler Pugsley
A.B.
Director of School Administration
Assistant Professor of Mathematics
Turner Flowers Garner
A.B., A.M., Ed.M.
Director of Education
Harold Wesley Melvin
A.B., A.M.
Director of Student Activities
Professor of English
Edward Snow Parsons
B.C.E.
Assistant Professor of Physical Training
Director of Health and Physical Training
Instructor in Mathematics
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Milton John Schlagenhauf
A.B., B.D., M.A.
Professor of Industrial Engineering
Director of Admissions
Samuel Abbot Smith Strahan
Professor of Chemistry
Head of Defartment of Chemica.
Engineering
William Lincoln Smith
S.B.
Professor of Electrical Engineering
Head of Electrical Engineering
Department
Joseph Spear
A.B.
Professor of IS/iathematics
Head of Department of Mathematics
Joseph Arthur Coolidge
S.B.
Professor of Physics
Head of Department of Physics
Henry Bissell Alvord
B.S.
Professor of Civil Engineering
Head of Civil Engineering Department
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James Warren Ingalls
B.S., C.E.
Professor of Industrial Engineering
Head of Department of hidustrial
Engineering
George Francis Ashley
Associate Professor of Drawing
Joseph William Zeller
S.B.
Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Head of Department of Mechanical
Engineering
Coach of Track
Alfred John Ferretti
S.B.
Associate Professor of Mechanical
Robert Bruce
B.C.S., M.C.S.
Professor of Accounting
Chairman Departme?2t of Accounting
Roland Guyer Porter
B.E.E.
Associate Professor of Electrical
Engineering
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Emil Anton Gramstorff
B.S.
Associate Professor of Civil
Engiiieering
A. Arthur Capone
B.S.iN Ed., M.A.
Associate Professor of Psychology
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Eliot F. Tozer
Associate Professor of Drawing
Head of Department of Drawing
George Blodgett Gee
C.E.
Assistant Professor of Drawing
Stanley Goddard Estes
Associate Professor of Social Sciences
Chairman of Department of Social
Sciences
Chester Packard Baker
B.Ch.E.
Assistant Professor of Chetnical
Engineering
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Frederick Arlington Stearns
B.S.
Assistant Professor of Mechanical
Engineering
Albert Edward Whittaker
B.M.E.
Assistant Professor of Physics
Henry Edward Richards
B.S., B.S.
Assistant Professor of Electrical
Engineering
William Jefferson Alcott, Jr.
B.S.
Assistant Professor of Mathematics
George Wesley Towle
B.S.
Assistant Professor of Co-ordinations
Assistant Director of Co-operative Work
Waldemar Stanwood McGuire
B.S.
Assistant Professor of Chemical
Engineering
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HoLLEY Stetson Winkfield
B.S., M.B.A.
Assistaiit Professor of Electrical
Engineering
Trentwell Mason White
B.S., M.A.
Assistant Professor of English
Alfred D'Alessandro
B.C.S., LL.B., C.P.A.
Assistant Professor of Finance
Head of Finance Department
Charles Oscar Baird
Instructor iti Civil Engineering
Frederick William Holmes
A.B.
Assistant Professor of English
RuFus Hallowell Bond
A.B., LL.B.
Coach of Basketball and Baseball
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Arthur Bird Montgomery
B.B.A.
Assistant to the Director of School
Administration
Ervin Holbrook Lewis
B.E.E.
Instructor in Electrical Engineering
Forrest Meldon Hatch
S.B.
Instructor in Physics
William Thurlow Alexander
B.M.E.
Instructor in Mechanical Engineering
Leopold Frederick Strauss
Ph.D.
Instructor in German
Lewis Emery Cobb
B.E.E.
Instructor in Electrical Engineering
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Bernard Gabine
A.B., A.M.
Instructor in Statistics and
Adtninistration
Derwood Austin Newman
B.S.
Instructor in Chemistry
Wilfred Stanley Lake
A.B., A.M.
Instructor in Industrial Engineering
Edward Ringrose Place
Ph.B.
Director of Publicity
George Harris Meserve, Jr.
B.C.E.
Instructor in Draiving
William Crombie White
B.E.E.
Alumni Secretary
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Frederick Chase Allen
B.S.
Instructor in English
Everett Carter Marston
A.B.
Instructor in English
Albert Ellsworth Everett
B.C.E.
Co-ordinator of Co-operative Work
Ellis Crossman Maxcy
B.B.A.
Instructor in Business Administration
Charles William Havice
A.B., M.A., S.T.B.
Instructor in Social Sciences
Executive Secretary, Student Union
David Priestly
Soccer Coach
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Henry Stephen Richardson
A.B.
Assistant Director of Admissions
James Gregory McGivern
B.M.E.
Instructor in Drawing
Gordon Dewart
Publicity Department
Verner Olof Nelson
Co-ordinator of Co-operative Work
Andrew HA^vEs King
B.B.A.
Co-ordinator of Co-operative Work
Rudolph Oscar M. Oberg
B.E.E.
Instructor in Co-ordination
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WiNSLOw Porter
S.B., M.A., LL.B.
Instructor in Business Administration
and finance
Harold F. Williamson
A.B., M.A.
Instructor in Economics
H. Nelson Raymond, Jr.
B.B.A.
Instructor in Business M.anage!?2ent
Assistant to Director of Student
Activities
John Leonard Clark
B.E.E.
Instructor in Mathematics
Gerald Russell Tatton
B.B.A.
Instructor in Business Administration
Dr. Henry Arthur Kontoff
M.D.
School Fhysician
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William Carl Hultgren
Physical Director of Fresh?nen
John James Sinnett
Instructor in Physical Training
Clarence J. McIntire
Instructor in Mathematics and Drawing
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Senior Class Officers
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Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Adviser
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Webster Parker Abler
Born February 22, 1906 at Somer-
viUe, Massachusetts. Home address,
54 Chapel Street, Abington, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Abington
High School, 1924. Class Baseball
(1, 2, 3, 4); Student Council (2);
Field Day Committee; Assistant
Class Treasurer (3); Marshal of
Husky Parade (2).
Chemical Engineering.
Chester Anton Akeson
B r E
Born July 21, 1908 at Beverly,
Massachusetts. Home address, 9
Columbus Avenue, Beverly, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Beverly High
School, 1925. A. S. I. E. (3, 4);
Senior Social Committee (4); Dean's
List (4).^
Industrial Engineering.
GiBBERT D.\NIEL AlLEN
Born July 22, 1905 at Villa Park,
New York. Home address, 3 High-
land Avenue, Bethel, Connecticut.
Prepared at Bethel High School,
1923. Assistant Manager of Basket-
ball (1); Freshman Baseball Team
Cl);A.I.E. E.
Electrical Engineering.
Howard Hudson Allen
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Born October 12, 1906 at Brock-
ton, Massachusetts. Home address,
538 Massachusetts Avenue, Boston,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Brock-
ton High School, 1925. Manager of
Track (1, 2, 3); Sagitta Society (2);
Officer of Student Union (3, 4);
Fraternity Basketball (2, 3).
John Arnold Anderson
Born January 13, 1908 at Somer-
ville, Massachusetts. Home address,
16 Central Street, West Concord,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Concord
High School, 1924. Sagitta Society;
Junior Nominating Committee;
Senior Dues Committee; President,
A. S. M. E.; Hockey; Snapshot
Editor of Cauldron; Vice-President
of Senate; Senate (3, 4).
Mechanical Engineering.
Robert Edwin Anderson
Born November 4, 1907 at Provi-
dence, Rhode Island. Home address,
89 Cummings Avenue, Wollaston,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Quincy
High School, 1926. Fraternity
Basketball (1, 2, 3); Vice-President
of Quincy High School Club (3).
Civil Engmeering.
Stanley Gilman Anderson
Born January 22, 1908 at West
Somerville, Massachusetts. Home
address. Linden Street, South Ham-
ilton, Massachusetts. Prepared at
Hamilton High School, 1924. Track
(1, 2); Dramatic Club (1, 2, 3); In-
terclass Basketball (l); Interclass
Soccer (2); Interclass Baseball (4);
A. I. E. E. (4); Musical Comedy
■ Rajah of Kashmir' ' .
Electrical Engineering.
Sotire Apostole
Born April 1, 1900 at Macedonia.
Home address, 99 Pembroke Street,
Boston, Massachusetts. Prepared at
English High School and North-
eastern Preparatory, 1921. N. C,
N. S., N. C. S. (2, 3, 4); North-
eastern Student Union (1, 2).
Chemical Engineering.
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Wesley Moses Bacheller
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Born August 27, 1906 at East
Lynn, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 33 Daytona Road, East Lynn,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Lynn
Classical High School, 1925. Track
(1); Sagitta Society (2); Cauldron
(4); N. C, N. S., A. C. S.
(2, 3, 4).
Chemical Engineering.
Philip F. Baggish
s S2 *
Born May 15, 1907 at Hartford,
Connecticut. Home address, 1969
Main Street, Hartford, Connecticut.
Prepared at Hartford Public High
School, 1925. Assistant Manager of
Concert Orchestra (1); Librarian
of Concert Orchestra (2); Manager
of Concert Orchestra (3); General
Manager of Musical Clubs (4);
Interfraternity Basketball (1, 2);
Interfraternity Council (2, 3); Nut-
meg State Club (1, 2, 3, 4); A. C. S.
(2. 3, 4).
Chemical Engineering.
Herman Leroy Bancroft
H T N
Born February 5, 1908 at South
Hadley Falls, Massachusetts. Home
address, 78 Edwards Street, New
Haven, Connecticut. Prepared at
Hillhouse High School, New Hav-
en, Connecticut, 1924. Varsity
Soccer (1, 2, 3, 4); Junior Prom
Committee (3); Social Committee
(1, 2, 3, 4); Nominating Committee
(1, 2, 3); Field Day Committee
(3); Sagitta Society (2); Interfra-
ternity Council; Dramatic Club
(1, 2); A. L E. E.; Musical Comedy
"Rajah of Kashmir".
Electrical Engineering.
Henry Loren Barstow
* r n
Born April 7, 1902 at Methuen,
Massachusetts. Home address, 2
Lincoln Street, Watertown, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Paterson, New
Jersey, High School, 1921. GleeClub
(2); Student Council (2); Vice-
President of Student Council (4);
Social Committee (2), (4) ; Student
Union (2, 3); Class Baseball (2);
Field Day Committee (3); Senior
Week Committee (4); Social Com-
mittee of B. S. C. E.
Civil Engineering.
George Worthen Bartlett
Born December 13, 1903 at New-
buryport, Massachusetts. Home
address, 8 Jackson Street, Newbury-
port, Massachusetts. Prepared at
Newburyport High School, 1925.
Secretary of Engineering Conference
(3);N.C.,N.S.,A.C.S. (3,4).
Chemical Engineering.
Ralph Flint Batchelder
B r E
Born August 27, 1907 at North
Reading, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress. North Reading, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at Reading High
School, 1925. Freshman Wrestling
Team; Sophomore Social Com-
mittee; Cross Country Team.
Mechanical Engineering.
William J. Bazley
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Born August 18, 1905 at Ansonia,
Connecticut. Home address, 135
Jackson Street, Ansonia, Connecti-
cut. Prepared at Ansonia High
School, 1922. Vice-President of
Nutmeg State Club (2); President of
Nutmeg State Club (3); Inter-Club
Bowling (3, 4); Interfraternity
Basketball (3, 4); A. I. E. E. (3, 4);
Nominating Committee (3); Caul-
dron Board (4).
Electrical Engineering.
Philip Bellamy
Born December 1, 1908 at New-
burgh, New York. Home address,
5 Nickerson Street, Pawtucket,
Rhode Island. Prepared at New
Bedford High School, 1925. A. I.
E. E.; Northeastern Tech (1).
Electrical Engineering.
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Leon L. Berig
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Born March 23, 1908 at Boston,
Massachusetts. Home address, 158
Warren Street, Allston, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at English High
School, 1925. Vice-President of
Flying Club (3, 4); Soccer (1, 2, 3,
4); Assistant Manager of Soccer
(1, 2); Track (2, 3, 4); Class Base-
ball (4); Class Hockey (41; A. I.
E. E.
Electrical Engineering.
Fred A. Bernklow
Born May 13, 1905 at Hudson,
New York. Home address, Thomp-
son, Connecticut. Prepared at Tour-
tellotte Memorial High School,
1924. Concert Orchestra.
Electrical Engineering.
WiNTHROP Roger Block
* r n
Born July 30, 1906 at Hartford,
Connecticut. Home address, 192
Oxford Street, Hartford, Connecti-
cut. Prepared at Hartford High
School, 1926. A. S. M. E.; Nutmeg
State Club; Track; Interfraternity
Basketball; Interclass Hockey.
Mechanical Engineering.
Chris John Botos
Born May 16, 1908 at Tewksbury,
Massachusetts. Home address, 860
Rogers Street, Lowell, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at Lowell High
School, 1925.
Electrical Engineering.
Raymond William Braun
* r n
Born July 25, 1906 at Turners
Falls, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, Montague City, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at Turners Falls
High School, 1924. Track (1, 2);
Class Treasurer (1, 2); Secretary,
Student Council (2); Sagitta So-
ciety (2); Student Council (3);
Field Day Committee (3); A. L E. E.
(3, 4); Freshman Rush Committee
(3, 4); Vice-Chairman of Student
Council (4).
Electrical Engineering.
Norman William Brenan
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Born October 21, 1905 at St.
John, New Brunswick, Canada.
Home address, 98 Prince Street,
West St. John, New Brunswick,
Canada. Prepared at St. John High
School and Northeastern Prepara-
tory, 1925. Field Day Committee
(3); Student Union (4).
Civil Engineering.
Bennett Brest
Born January 17, 1907 at Boston,
Massachusetts. Home address, 24
Homestead Street, Roxbury, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Boston Eng-
lish High School, 1924. Nominating
Committee (2);English High School
Club (1, 2).
Electrical Engineering.
Chester Arthur Brown
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Born August 21, 1908 at Glouces-
ter, Massachusetts. Home address,
21 School Street, Woburn, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Woburn High
School, 1925. Sagitta Society (2);
Assistant Manager of Baseball
(2, 3); Photographic Editor of Caul-
dron (4); N. C, N. S., A. C. S. (2,
3, 4).
Chemical Engineering.
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Robert Edward Bruce
Born December 15, 1906 at Bos-
ton, Massachusetts. Home address,
Putnam, Connecticut. Prepared at
Putnam High School, 1924. Band
(1); Track (1, 2); Banjo Club (3, 4).
Electrical Engineering.
George Frederick Buckley
Born July 12, 1907 at AUston,
Massachusetts. Home address, 21
Mechanic Street, AUston, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Mechanic Arts
High School, 1925.
Civil Engineering.
Page Scribner Bunker
Born April 3, 1906 at Kalispell,
Montana. Home address, 19 Ade-
laide Street, Jamaica Plain, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Boston Eng-
lish High School, 1924. Band (1, 2);
Show Orchestra (1, 2, 4); Leader of
Show Orchestra (3): Dance Or-
chestra (1); Manager of Dance
Orchestra (2); Leader of Dance
Orchestra (3, 4); Concert Orchestra
(2, 3, 4); Sagitta Society (2).
Mechanical Engineering.
Harry Walker Bunting
Born October 9, 1907 at West
Somerville, Massachusetts. Home
address, 25 Holbrook Street, Jamaica
Plain, Massachusetts. Prepared at
Jamaica Plain High School, 1925.
Sagitta Society (3); Assistant Man-
ager "Rajah of Kashmir" (1);
Ticket Manager, "Yes, Yes, Siam"
(3); Art Staff of Cauldron (2); Art
Editor of Cauldron (4); S. I. E.
(3, 4); Dean's List (1).
Industrial Engineering.
Harold Louis Burton
B r E
Born February 9, 1908 at Rosiin-
dale, Massachusetts. Home addtess,
15 Sumner Avenue, Roslindale,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Hyde
Park High School, 1925. Soccer
(1, 2, 3, 4); Fraternity Basketball
(2, 3, 4); B. S. C. E. (3. 4); Chair-
man, B. S. C. E. (4); Interfraternity
Council (4); Senior Social Com-
mittee (4)i Student Union (2).
Civil Engineering.
William James Butler
A K S
Born March 2, 1924 at Mystic,
Connecticut. Home address, 45
Cottage Street, Brockton, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Brockton
High School, 1924. Class President
(3); Vice-President (4); Student
Council (2, 3, 4); Sagitta Society;
Chairman, Student Council (4);
Field Day Committee (3); Junior
Prom Committee (3); Sophomore
Hop Committee (2); Freshman Rush
Committee (4); Freshman Track;
Senior Social Committee (4); Brock-
ton High School Club (2).
Electrical Engineering.
Elmer Courtney Campbell
Born October 13, 1908 at Taun-
ton, Massachusetts. Home address,
122 Winthrop Street, Taunton,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Taunton
High School, 1925. Concert Orches-
tra (1); N. C, N. S., A. C. S. (3,
4); Manager, Class Baseball (4);
Course Editor, Cauldron (4).
Engineering Conference (4).
Chemical Engineering.
Francis Edward Carty
Born September 23, 1906 at Bos-
ton, Massachusetts. Home address,
84 Hamilton Street, Dorchester,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Me-
chanic Arts High School, 1925.
Track (1, 2); Mechanic Arts High
School Club (1, 2).
Electrical Engineering.
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Joseph Edward Chaisson
Born June 14, 1908 at Swamp-
scott, Massachusetts. Home address,
27 Blaney Street, Swampscott,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Swamp-
scott High School, 1924. N. C,
N. S., A. C. S. (3, 4).
Chemical Engineering.
Malcolm Phillips Chase
Born June 24, 1905 at South
Dennis, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress. West Falmouth, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at Falmouth High
School, 1925.
Electrical Engineering.
Russell Cushing Chase
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Born February 5, 1907 at Dor-
chester, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 12 Myrtle Street, Stoneham,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Stone-
ham High School, 1925. Track (1);
Cross Country (2); Sagitta Society
(2); Class Football (2, 3); Class
Hockey (4); Musical Comedy (3, 4);
Cauldron Board (4).
Civil Engineering.
Allan Bernard Chisholm
Born January 21, 1908 at Maiden,
Massachusetts. Home address.
North Dighton, Massachusetts. Pre-
pared at Taunton High School,
1925. Wrestling (2).
Electrical Engineering.
Thomas Edward Clancy
Born May 28, 1907 at Beverly,
Massachusetts. Home address, 41
Chase Street, Beverly, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at Beverly High
School, 1925. A. I. E. E.; Class
Baseball.
Electrical Engineering.
Clifford Albert Clark
Born March 25, 1905 at North-
ampton, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 32 Ward Avenue, North-
ampton, Massachusetts. Prepared
at Northampton High School.
WresJing (1); Glee Club (1); Stu-
dent Council (2, 3); Chairman
Publicity Student Union (3); Presi-
dent Student Union (4).
Electrical Engineering.
Richard Partridge Clark
Born September 18, 1907 at
Waltham, Massachusetts. Home
address, 61 Lawrence Street, Wal-
tham, Massachusetts. Prepared at
Waltham High School, 1925. Class
Hockey (4).
Civil Engineering.
Raymond William Cleveland
* r n
Born June 24, 1906 at Winsted,
Connecticut. Home address, Thom-
aston, Connecticut. Prepared at
Thomaston High School, 1924.
Concert Orchestra (1, 2, 3, 4); Show
Orchestra (1, 3); Dance Orchestra
(4)- Student Council (4); Senior
Nominating Committee; A. I. E. E.
(3, 4); Chairman, A. I. E. E. (4);
Nutmeg State Club (2, 3, 4); Treas-
urer, Nutmeg State Club (3); Secre-
tary, Nutmeg State Club (4).
Electrical Engineering.
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Edwin Blaine Cobb
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Born April 29, 1907 at Newport,
Rhode Island. Home address, Isling-
ton, Massachusetts. Prepared at
Norwood High School, 1925. Soc-
cer (1, 2, 3, 4); Fraternity Basket-
ball (3, 4); B. S. C. E. (3, 4); Stu-
dent Union (2).
Civil Engineering.
Edwakd Makcus Coghlan
Born October 7, 1907 at Dor-
chester, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 66 Belcher Circle, East
Milton, Massachusetts. Prepared at
Milton High School, 1925- Class
Football (2, 3).
Electrical Engineering.
David Cohen
Born August 17, 1907 in Russia.
Home address, 232 Quincy Street,
Roxbury, Massachusetts. Prepared
at Boston English High School,
1925. English High School Club (2).
Civil Engineering.
Carlton Boyce Colburn
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Born October 11, 1907 at Allston,
Massachusetts. Home address, 24
Upland Road, Brighton, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at Mechanic Arts
High School, 1925. Mechanic Arts
High School Club (1, 2, 3, 4);
B. S. C. E. (4); Interfraternity Bas-
ketball (2, 3).
Civil Engineering.
Leslie N. Collis
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Born November 29, 1908 Tat
Amesbury, Massachusetts. Home
address, Lafayette Road. Salisbury,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Ames-
bury High School. Photographic
Editor of Cauldron (4).
Civil Engineering.
Arthur Edmond Colvin
* r n
Born May 30, 1907 at Woburn,
Massachusetts. Home address, 30
Ward Street, Woburn, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at Woburn High
School, 1924. Assistant Manager,
Baseball (1, 2); B. S. C. E. (3, 4);
(4); Manager, Class Hockey (4).
Civil Engineering.
James Leslie Corrigan
Born December 29, 1908 at Somer-
ville, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 140 Line Street, Cambridge,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Somer-
ville High School, 1925. A. I. E. E.
(3, 4); Track (1, 2, 3, 4); Sagitta
Society (2); Northeastern News (2);
Basketball (2, 3).
Electrical Engineering.
Philip Stanley Cotton
Born March 24, 1907 at Uxbridge,
Massachusetts. Home address, 116
Alvarado Avenue, Worcester, Mass-
achusetts. Prepared at Worcester
North High School, 1924. Track
(1); Sagitta Society (2); B. S. C. E.
(3, 4).
Civil Engineering.
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Henry P. Cragin
Born July 31, 1906 at East Bos-
ton, Massachusetts. Home address,
99 Gladstone Street, East Boston,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Boston
English High School, 1924. N. C,
N.S., A. C. S. (3, 4).
Chemical Engineering.
Richard Walter Crosby
A K s
Born June 8, 1905 at Roxbury,
Massachusetts. Home address, 10
Usher Road, West Medford, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Boston Eng-
lish High School, 1923.
Electrical Engineering.
Edward Everett Dahill, Jr.
Born May 12, 1907 at Fall River,
Massachusetts. Home address. Vine-
yard Haven, Massachusetts. Pre-
pared atTisbury High School, 1925.
Freshman Wrestling.
Electrical Engineering.
Lawrence W. Darling
Born September 19, 1905 at Marl-
boro, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, Hudson, Massachusetts. Pre-
pared at Hudson High School,
1924. Interclass Baseball (2, 3, 4).
Mechanical Engineering.
Laughton Bicknell Dasha
Born June 23, 1907 at Weymouth,
Massachusetts. Home address, 249
North Street, North Weymouth,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Wey-
mouth High School, 1925. Class
Soccer (2); Field Day Committee
(3); A. I. E. E. (3, 4); Class Basket-
ball (1); [Senior Week Committee
Electrical Engineering.
Almon Charles Davis
Born January 22, 1907 at Charles-
town, New Hampshire. Home ad-
dress. North Springfield, Vermont.
Prepared at Springfield High School,
1924. Glee Club (1, 2).
Civil Engineering.
Domenic De Biasi
Born March 11, 1907 at Boston,
Massachusetts. Home address, 17
Fleet Street, Boston, Massachusetts.
Prepared at Mechanic Arts High
School, 1924. Track (1); Wrestling
(2); Interclass Baseball (2, 3);
A. I. E. E. (4).
Electrical Engineering.
Robert Whitney Dennis
.\ K s
Born August 13, 1907 at Peabody,
Massachusetts. Home address, 144
Centre Avenue, Abington, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Peabody
High School, 1925. Public Speaking
Contest (2, 3, 4); Class Baseball
(2,3, 4); Course Editor of Cauldron
(4); Nominating Committee (3).
Electrical Engineering.
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WiNFRED Oswald Dick
N E z
Born April 30, 1907 at Norwich,
Connecticut. Home address, 6
Holmes Street, Mystic, Connecticut.
Prepared at Bulkeley High School,
New London, Connecticut, 1925.
Interfraternity Council (3, 4); Nut-
meg State Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Inter-
fraternity Basketball (3, 4); Team
Captain, Interclub Bowling (4);
A. I. E. E. (4).
Electrical Engineering.
Richard Alonzo Douglas
N E Z
Born May 12, 1907 at Plymouth,
Massachusetts. Home address, 44
Mayflower Street, Plymouth, Mass-
achusetts. Prepared at Plymouth
High School, 1924. Class Secretary
(2, 3); A. S. M. E. (3, 4).
Mechanical Engineering.
WiNFiELD Eugene Drown
S d
Born March 1, 1907 at Melrose,
Massachusetts. Home address, 39
East Foster Street, Melrose, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Melrose High
School, 1925. Freshman Basketball
(1); Sagitta Society (2); Nominat-
ing Committee (3); N. C, N. S.,
A. C. S. (3. 4).
Chemical Engineering.
John Bernard Duffy
Born May 22, 1907 at Attleboro,
Massachusetts. Home address, 82
Circular Street, North Attleboro,
Massachusetts. Prepared at North
Attleboro High School, 1925.
Electrical Engineering.
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Roger Franklin Duwart
Born December 2, 1906 at
Gloucester, Massachusetts. Home
address, 47 Mt. Vernon Stteet,
Gloucester, Massachusetts. Pre-
pared at Gloucester High School,
1923. Varsity Wrestling (l, 2); Class
Wrestling (1); B, S. C. E. (3, 4).
Civil Engineering.
Stanley Earle
* r n
Born January 17, 1907 in England.
Home address, 13 Lake Street,
Hopedale, Massachusetts. Prepared
at Hopedale High School, 1924.
Track (1, 2, 3); Class Treasurer (2,
3, 4); Student Council (4); Musical
Comedy (3); Rush Leader (2); Social
Committee (3, 4); Treasurer, Junior
Prom Committee (3); Track Cap-
tain (4); N. C, N. S., A. C. S. (3, 4);
Captain, Sophomore Track Team
Chemical Engineering.
Stanley William Ellis
N E z
Born June 25, 1907 at Mansfield,
Massachusetts. Home address, 24
Winthrop Avenue, Lowell, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Lowell High
School, 1924.
Electrical Engineering.
Forrest John Evans
Born April 14, 1907 at Cristobal,
Canal Zone. Home address, 181
Huntington Avenue, Boston, Mass-
achusetts. Prepared at Mechanic
Arts High School, 1925. Musical
Comedy (1, 4); News Staff (1, 2);
S. L E. (4).
Industrial Engineering.
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Thomas Joseph Faerell
Born December 9, 1906 at South
Boston, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 33 Franklin Street, Melrcse,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Melrose
High School, 1924. Field Day Com-
mittee (2); Cross Country Team
(4); N. C, N. S., A. C. S. (4).
Chemical Engineering.
Robert Millard Earle Field
Born September 12, 1907 at Coeur
d'Alene City, Idaho. Home address,
56 Washington Avenue, Winthrop,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Win-
throp High School, 1925. Musical
Comedy(l);A. S. M.E.(3, 4).
Mechanical Engineering.
Stanley E. W. Forsberg
Born October 13, 1907 at Provi-
dence, Rhode Island. Home address,
835 Montello Street, Brockton,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Brock-
ton High School, 1925. Brockton
High School Club (1, 2); N.C.,
N. S.,A. C. S. (3,4).
Chemical Engineering.
Elmer Elias Forslind
* r n
Born October 3, 1907 at Everett,
Massachusetts. Home address, 28
Reynolds Avenue, Everett, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Everett High
School, 1925. Everett High School
Club (1, 2, 3, 4); News Staff (2, 3);
News Editor (4); B. S. C. E. (4).
Civil Engineering.
Vernon Divine Foster
B r E
Born June 12, 1907 at Beverly,
Massachusetts. Home address, 19
McKinley Avenue, Beverly, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Beverly High
School, 1925- Class Nominating
Committee (1, 2, 3); Dramatic
Club (1, 2); Course Editor of
Cauldron; S, I. E. (3, 4); Dean's
List (1, 4).
Industrial Engineering.
Alexander William Eraser
Born June 17, 1907 at Water-
town, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 240 Sycamore Street, Waver-
ley, Massachusetts. Prepared at
Watertown High School, 1925.
A.S. M.E.;GleeClub(2, 3,4).
Mechanical Engineering.
Ralph Tilton French
Born February 2, 1906 at Hamp-
den, Maine. Home address, 21 Flor-
ence Street, Natick, Massachusetts.
Prepared at Natick High School,
1925- A.S. M.E. (4).
Mechanical Engineering.
Carl J. Fribero
Born July 4, 1906 at Plymouth,
Massachusetts. Home address, 18
Hall Street, Plymouth, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Plymouth
High School. Secretary-Treasurer,
A.S. M.E. (3); A.S. M.E. (4).
Mechanical Engineering.
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Geokge Arnold Frye
S A
Born December 15, 1906 at New-
port, Rhode Island. Home address,
27 CoQgdon Avenue, Newport,
Rhode Island. Prepared at Rogers
High School, Newport, Rhode
Island, 1925. Nfwj Staff (1, 2); Class
Secretary (2); Interfraternity Bas-
ketball (2, 3, 4); Sagitta Society
(2); Roundup (2); Managing Ed-
fcor. News (3); Interfraternity Coun-
cil (3); Vice-President, S. I.'E. (3);
Junior Prom Committee (3); Editor-
in-Chief, News (4); President,
S. I. E. (4); Vice-President, Inter-
fraternity Council (4).
Industrial Engineering.
Daniel T. Galvin
Born January 27, 1908 at Dorches-
ter, Massachusetts. Home address,
41 Newhall Street, Dorchester,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Me-
chanic Arts High School, 1925.
Track (1); Class Football (1, 2);
Class Hockey (2, 3).
Electrical Engineering.
Julian A. Garcia
* A A
Born January 28, 1905 at Madrid,
Spain. Home address, Arecibo,
Porto Rico. Prepared at Arecibo
High School, 1923.
Mechanical Engineering.
Charles Philip Goeller
Born September 17, 1908 at Rox-
bury, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 63 Spring Park Avenue,
Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts. Pre-
pared at Mechanic Arts High School
1925. Mechanic Arts High School
Club (1, 2, 3, 4); A. I. E. E. (2, 3, 4);
Vice-Chairman (4); Executive Com-
mittee (3); Senate (4).
Electrical Engineering.
Laurence Mason Goodridge
A K S
Born July 23, 1907 at Brockton,
Massachusetts. Home address, 48
Martland Avenue, Brockton, Mass-
achusetts. Prepared at Brockton
High School, 1925. Glee Club (1);
Sagitta Society (2); Musical Com-
edy (2); Track (1); A. S. M. E. (4);
Junior Prom Committee (3); Field
Day Committee (3).
Mechanical Engineering.
Thomas H. Grace
Born October 10, 1905 at Boston,
Massachusetts. Home address, 69
Stockton Street, Boston, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Dorchester
High School, 1924. Track (1, 2).
Chemical Engineering.
Valmore Rudolf Grammont
r * K
Born May 3, 1907 at Gardner,
Massachusetts. Home address, 9
West Street, Gardner, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at Gardner High
School, 1925. Sagitta Society (2);
Co-Editor-in-Chief of Northeastern
Cauldron; Nominating Committee
(1, 2, 3); Chairman, Social Com-
mittee (1); Social Committee (2, 4).
A. C. S.; Senior Week Committee.
Chemical Engineering.
Ellis Williams Gray
N E z
Born April 14, 1907 at Townsend
Harbor, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, Townsend Harbor, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Townsend
High School, 1925. Interfraternity
Basketball (3, 4).
Mechanical Engineering.
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Charles L. Greeley
Born July 15, 1905 at Rumney,
New Hampshire. Home address,
Rumney, New Hampshire. Pre-
pared at Plymouth High School,
1923.
Chemical Engineering.
Walter Shepard Greenwood
Born March 5, 1907 at Fitchburg,
Massachusetts. Home address, 149
Myrtle Avenue, Fitchburg, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Fitchburg
High School, 1925. A. I. E. E.
(2, 3, 4).
Electrical Engineering.
Howard Mark Gregory
« r«ii
Born February 13, 1907 at White
Plains, New York. Home address,
729 Savin Avenue, West Haven,
Connecticut. Prepared at West
Haven High School, 1924. Class
Basketball (1); Basketball (2, 3, 4);
Senate (3, 4); Concert Orchestra
(2); Student Council (4); Nomi-
nating Committee (3, 4); Field Day
Committee (3); A. I. E. E. (3, 4).
Electrical Engineering.
Elmer Prescott Griswold
Born May 23, 1907 at Stoughton,
Massachusetts. Home address, 14
West Street, Milford, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at Milford High
School, 1925. Milford High School
Club (2, 3, 4); A.I. E. E. (1, 3, 4).
Electrical Engineering.
Marcello Joseph Guarino
Born December 14, 1906 at White
River Junction, Vermont. Home
address, 5 North Elm Street, White
River junction, Vermont. Prepared
at Hertford High School, 1925.
Class Baseball (2, 3, 4);
Civil Engineering.
Donald Wallace Gunn
r * K
Born April 19, 1907 at New York,
New York. Home address, 209
Washington Street, Newton, Mass-
achusetts. Prepared at Boston Latin
School, 1923. Band (2, 3); News (X);
Bacchanalians (4); Social Com-
mittee (2); Prom Committee C3)i
Field Day Committee (3); Senior
Week Committee (4); Fraternity
Basketball (3, 4); Nominating Com-
Electrical Engineering.
Henry Dunham Hall
Born September 30, 1906 at Con-
cord, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, Concord, Massachusetts. Pre-
pared at Concord High School,
1924. Dramatic Club (1, 2); A. I.
E. E. Executive Committee (4).
Electrical Engineering.
Charles H. Hamilton
S A
Born May 22, 1907 at Allston,
Massachusetts. Home address, 292
Lincoln Street, Allston, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Mechanic
Arts High School, 1925. Interclass
Track (Jl, 2); Interclass Baseball
(2, 3, 4); Interfraternity Basketball
(3, 4); Mechanic Arts High School
Club (3, 4); A. C. S. (3, 4).
Chemical Engineering.
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John Arnfinn Hamke
r * K
Born January 27, 1906 in Norway.
Home address, 41 Hill Street,
Quincy, Massachusetts. Prepared at
Quincy High School, 1925. Basket-
ball (1); Nominating Committee
(1, 2, 3, 4); Social Committee (2, 4);
Junior Prom Committee (3); Field
Day Committee (3); Public Speak-
ing (3); Interfraternity Council (4).
Electrical Engineering.
Allan V. Hanson
Born June 27, 1907 at Everett,
Massachusetts. Home address, 60
Baker Road, Everett, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at Everett High
School. President, Everett High
School Club (4); Track (1, 2);
Nominating Committee (2); Vice-
President, Everett High School
Club (2, 3); Field Day Committee
(3>.
Civil Engineering.
Andreas Theodore Haveles
Born April 4, 1906 at East
Brooklyn, Connecticut. Home ad-
dress, 179 Elm Street, Danielson,
Connecticut. Prepared at Killingly
High School, 1925.
Mechanical Engineering.
Frank Heaney
Born March 24, 1908 at Braintree,
Massachusetts. Home address, 123
River Street, Braintree, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at Braintree High
School, 1925. Wrestling (1); B. S.
C. E.; Interclass Hockey (4); Class
Football (2, 3).
Civil Engineering.
Frank Helgeson
r * K
Born February 8, 1906 at Brock-
ton, Massachusetts. Home address,
11 Tripp Avenue, Brockton, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Brockton
High School, 1923. Brockton High
School Club; Nominating Com-
mittee (3); Interclass Hockey;
Football (2, 3).
Electrical Engineering.
Earle Foster Herrick
* r n
Eorn September 10, 1907 at Bev-
erly, Massachusetts. Home address,
55 Butman Street, Beverly, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Beverly High
School, 1925. Assistant Manager of
Baseball (2, 3); Class Hockey (4);
B. S. C. E. (4).
Civil Engineering.
Roger Randall Hilton
H T N
Born November 5, 1906 at Ber-
wick, Maine. Home address, 8
Sylvan Avenue, Lewiston, Maine.
Prepared at Jordan High School,
1925. Nominating Committee (2);
Orchestra (1, 2, 3, 4); Interfraternity
Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4); Interfra-
ternity Council (3, 4); President,
Interfraternity Council (4); B. S.
C. E. (3, 4); Maine-lacs Club (4);
Interclub Bowling (4).
Civil Engineering.
William Baenett Hilton
Born December 19, 1906 at Dan-
vers, Massachusetts. Home address,
Franklin Street, Danvers, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Holten High
School, 1924. Assistant Manager of
Track (1, 2); B. S. C. E.
Civil Engineering.
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Edgar Nathan Hobby
r * K
Born March 7, 1907 at Gardner,
Massachusetts. Home address, 337
Elm Street, Gardner, Massachusetts.
Prepared at Gardner High School,
1925. Field Day Committee; Chair-
man, A. S. M. E.
Mechanical Engineering.
William Stanley Horsefield
B r E
Born September 27, 1906 at
Brooklyn, New York. Home ad-
dress, 481 Washington Street, Ded-
ham, Massachusetts. Prepared at
Dedham High School, 1925. Sagitta
Society {l)\ Social Committee
(2, 4); Student Council (2, 3, 4);
Class Football (2, 3); A. S. M. E.
(3, 4); Junior Prom Committee (3);
Field Day Committee (3); Nomin-
ating Committee (3); Chairman,
Nominating Committee (4).
Mechanical Engineering.
Eliot White Howard
H T N
Born July 3, 1906 at Everett,
Massachusetts. Home address, 84
Prospect Street, West Newton,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Everett
High School, 1925. Everett High
School Club (1^; Nominating Com-
mittee (2, 3, 4); Social Committee
(2, 3); Chairman, Social Com-
mittee (4); Vice-President, Sagitta
Society (2, 3); Junior Prom Com-
mittee (3); A. I. E. E.; Chairman,
Senior Dance; Student Council (4);
Chairman, Freshman Rush (3); Ad-
vertising and Business Manager of
Cauldron; Class Marshal, Husky
Parade; Track (1).
Electrical Engineering.
Warren Alcott Howard
Born June 28, 1906 at Ridgewood,
New Jersey. Home address, 418
North Maple Avenue, Ridgewood,
New Jersey. Prepared at Ridgewood
High School, 1924. Soccer (1, 2);
Captain, Soccer (3, 4); Inrerclass
Track (1); Social Committee (1, 2,
3, 4); Nominating Committee (1, 2,
3, 4); Brockton High School Club
(1); President, Sagitta Society (2);
Student Council (4); General
Athletic Committee (3, 4).
Civil Engineering.
Donald J. Irvin
Born May 26, 1907 at Newton,
Massachusetts. Home address, 133
Parkview Avenue, Lowell, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Lowell High
School.
Civil Engineering.
Charles Sanderson Johnson
K A *
Born June 25, 1907 at Boston,
Massachusetts. Home address, lOA
Hammond Street, Boston, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Boston Eng-
lish High School, 1925. A. I. E. E.;
Freshman Track.
Electrical Engineering.
John Edward Kalstein
Born August 14, 1908 at Rutland,
Vermont. Home address, 40 Lynde
Street, Boston, Massachusetts. Pre-
pared at Boston English High
School, 1925. Nfwj- (1, 2, 3, 4);
Musical Comedy (1); Blue and
Blue (1, 2, 3); Tennis (1, 2); Inter-
fraternity Basketball (2, 3, 4);
Domino and Dagger (2).
Electrical Engineering.
Morris Samuel Katziff
s n *
Born September 15, 1909 at East
Boston, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 11 Sea Foam Avenue, Win-
throp, Massachusetts. Prepared at
Winthrop High School, 1925. Neicj
Staff and Reporter (1, 2, 3, 4);
Musical Comedy (1, 3, 4); Interfra-
ternity Basketball (2, 3, 4); A. C. S.
0> 4).
Chemical Engineering.
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Alton C. Kendall
r * K
Born July 30, 1906 at Worcester,
Massachusetts. Home address, 19
Monroe Avenue, Worcester, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Worcester
North High School, 1924. Social
Committee (1, 2); S. I. E. (3, 4)
News (1, 2); Student Union (4)
Nominating Committee (1, 2)
Dean's List (1).
Industrial Engineering.
Oren E. Kendall, Jr.
H T N
Born February 10, 1908 at An-
trim, New Hampshire. Home ad-
dress, 105 Sherman Street, Canton,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Nor-
wich, Ontario, High School and
Huntington School, 1926. Fresh-
man Track; Musical Comedy "Ra
jah of Kashmir"; Glee Club (1)
News (2); Student Union (2, 3, 4)
A. S. M. E. (3, 4); Flying Club (4)
Freshman Basketball.
Mechanical Engineering.
Lawrence Edward Kilpatrick
Born December 14, 1906 at Brook-
lyn, Connecticut. Home address,
Brooklyn, Connecticut. Prepared at
Killingly High School, 1923.
Civil Engineering.
Stephen Frye Kimball, Jr.
Born March 22, 1907 at Beverly,
Massachusetts. Home address, 9
Bridge Street, Danvers, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at Holten High
School, Danvers, 1923. Freshman
Rush.
Civil Engineering.
James Haldane Kinghorn
B r E
Born September 10, 1906 at Leith,
Scotland. Home address, 81 Winter
Street, Fitchburg, Massachusetts.
Prepared at Fitchburg High School,
1923. Senate (1, 2, 3, 4); President
of Senate (4); Vice-President of
Class (4); Student Council (1, 2,
3, 4);' Secretary-Treasurer, Student
Council (2); Nominating Com-
mittee (2, 3, 4); A. S. M. E. (3, 4);
Interfraternity Council (4); Social
Committee (1); Junior Prom Com-
mittee (3); Class Basketball
(1); Interfraternity Basketball (2,
3, 4); Dean's List (1, 2, 3, 4).
Mechanical Engineering.
Beaumont John Kiniry
Born June 14, 1907 at Walpole,
New Hampshire. Home address,
South Street, Medfield, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at Medfield High
School. N. C, N. S., A. C. S. (2, 3,
4); Secretary-Treasurer, N. C, N.S.,
A. C. S. (3); Cauldron Staff (4);
Assistant Manager, Musical Com-
edy (3); Scenery Manager, Musical
Comedy (4); Nominating Com-
mittee (2).
Chemical Engineering.
Benjamin Schofield Knott
Born August 19, 1907 at Fall
River, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 74 Quequechan Street, Fall
River, Massachusetts. Prepared at
B. M. C. Durfee High School, Fall
River, 1924.
Electrical Engineering.
Louis KOFMAN
Born December 18, 1905, at Med-
way, Massachusetts. Home address,
31 Winthrop Street, Medway,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Medway
High School. N. U. Milford High
School Club.
Electrical Engineering.
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Stephen John Koss
Born October 18, 1907 at New
Bedford, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 658 Whittenton Street, Taun-
ton, Massachusetts. Prepared at
Taunton High School, 1925. Class
Baseball; A. I. E. E.
Electrical Engineering.
WiLHO A. Lampinen
B r E
Born April 28, 1908 at Long Cove,
Maine. Home address, 47 Main
Street, Thomaston, Maine. Pre-
pared at St. George High School,
1925. Concert Orchestra; A. I. E. E.;
Maine-lacs; Flying Club.
Electrical Engineering.
Tames Edward Lane
Born June 13, 1908 at Boston,
Massachusetts. Home address, 61
Ferndale Road, Wollaston, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Quincy High
School, 1925. President, Quincy
High School Club (4); Vice-Presi-
dent, N. C, N. S., A. C. S. (4)
Flying Club (3, 4); Track (1, 2)
Quincy High School Club (3. 4)
N. C, N. S., A. C. S. (3, 4).
Chemical Engineering.
Oral Leavitt
Born December 9, 1905 at St.
Paul, Minnesota. Home address,
61 Nichols Street, Everett, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Everett High
School, 1925. Everett High School
Club.
Civil Engineering.
Nathan Levine
Born May 8, 1908 at Boston,
Massachusetts. Home address, 19
Fernboro Street, Dorchester, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Boston Eng-
lish High School, 1925. Sagitta
Society (2); Dean's List (1, 2, 3, 4);
A. S. M. E. (3, 4).
Mechanical Engineering.
Hyman Levy
Born February 1, 1907 at Rox-
bury, Massachusetts. Home address,
447 Belgrade Avenue, West Rox-
bury, Massachusetts. Prepared at
Winthrop High School, 1924.
Electrical Engineering.
Clyde E. Lewis
N E Z
Born February 11, 1907 at Water-
bury, Connecticut. Home address.
Cut Spring Road, Stratford, Connec-
ticut. Prepared at Stratford High
School, 1925. A. I. E. E.; Nutmeg
State Club.
Electrical Engineering.
Everett Francis Lewis
Born October 6, 1905 at Lynn,
Massachusetts. Home address, 55
Sadler Street, Lynn, Massachusetts.
Prepared at Lynn English High
School, 1925. A. LE.E.
Electrical Engineering.
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William G. Lewis
Born May 26, 1908 at Newark,
New Jersey. Home address, 37 Clif-
ford Street, Roxbury, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at Mechanic Arts
High School, 1925. A. I. E. E.
Electrical Engineering.
Eli M. Lurie
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Born July 28, 1906 at Boston,
Massachusetts. Home address, 149
Locust Street, Winthrop, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Winthrop
High School, 1924. News (1, 2, 3,
4); A. I. E. E.; Fraternity Basket-
ball (4).
Electrical Engineering.
Paul Edwakd Linthwaite
Born November 2, 1907 at Wal-
tham, Massachusetts. Homeaddress,
152 Myrtle Street, Waltham, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Waltham
High School, 1925. Wrestling (1);
Musical Comedy ; Nominating Com-
mittee (3); Sagitta Society (2);
Field Day Committee (3); Dean's
List(2,4);A.S. M.E. (3,4).
Mechanical Engineering.
George E. Lookup
A K S
Born February 5, 1906 at Marion
New York. Home address, Cohoc-
ton. New York. Prepared at Marion
High School. Band (1); Orchestra
(1); Track (1); Student Council
(1, 2, 3); Social Committee (1);
Nominating Committee (2); Class
President Q.. 2, 3, 4); President,
Student Council (4); Prom Com-
mittee (3); Social Committee (3);
Student Council Representative (4).
Civil Engineering.
Veron a. Love
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Born December 10, 1904 at West
Boylston, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 9 Sturbridge Road, Brook-
field, Massachusetts. Prepared at
Brookfield High School, 1922.
Musical Comedy (3); Student Union
(1, 2, 3, 4); Chairman, Social Com-
mittee (4); N. C, N. S., A. C. S.
(2, 3, 4); Roundup (2); Field Day
Committee (3); Field Day Sports
(2, 3); Class Hockey (4);
Chemical Engineering.
Wallace Reuben Lyman
Born March 30, 1906 at West-
hampton, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, Westhampton, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at Easthampton
High School, 1924. A. S. M. E.
(3, 4).
Mechanical Engineering.
Norman Leslie Lynch
Born June 9, 1906 at Lynn,
Massachusetts. Home address, 90
Gardiner Street, Lynn, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at Lynn English
High School, 1925. A. S. M. E.;
Cauldron Staff; Interclass Football;
Lynn Club Bowling.
Mechanical Engineering.
Lewis Lyons
Born February 19, 1907 at Quincy ,
Massachusetts. Home address, 20
Mechanic Street, East Milton,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Milton
High School, 1925.
Electrical Engineering.
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Herbert Alexander MacDonald
Born December 5, 1905 at Water-
town, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 152 Cypress Street, Water-
town, Massachusetts. Prepared at
Newton High School, 1925. Track
CD-
Electrical Engineering.
Harry Gordon MacLeod
Born October 17, 1906 at Ton-
awanda. New York. Home address,
383 Tremont Street, North Ton-
awanda. New York. Prepared at
North Tonawanda High School,
1925. Social Committee (1); Track
(1, 2); Nominating Committee (2);
Domino and Dagger Dramatic
Club (2); Flying Club Director
(3); S. I. E. (3, 4); Rehearsal Man-
ager, "Yes, Yes, Siam" (3); Dean's
List (1, 2).
Industrial Engineering.
Norman Everett MacLeod
Born June 23, 1907 at Quincy,
Massachusetts. Home address, 35
Verchild Street, Quincy, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Quincy High
School, 1925. Track.
Electrical Engineering.
Dayton Clark MacMurteie
Born July 10, 1906 at Hacketts-
town. New Jersey. Home address,
Montgomery, New York. Prepared
at Montgomery High School, 1924.
A. S. M. E. (4).
Mechanical Engineering.
Arthur Malcolm Mager
B r E
Born August 3, 1907 at Taunton,
Massachusetts. Home address, 40
Ingell Street, Taunton, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at Taunton High
School, 1925. Cheer Leader (1, 2);
Varsity Cheer Leader (3, 4); Sagitta
Society (2); B. S. C. E. (2, 3, 4); Ex-
ecutive Committee, B. S. C. E. (4)
Course Editor of Cauldron (4)
Interfraternity Basketball (2, 3, 4)
Class Baseball (4); Social Com-
mittee, B. S. C. E. (4).
Civil Engineering.
John Marion
Born October 21, 1906 at Chelsea,
Massachusetts. Home address, 151
Poplar Street, Chelsea, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at Chelsea High
School, 1924. Freshman Basketball
(1); Class Soccer (2); Dramatic
Club (3); Class Baseball (4): B. S.
Civil Engineering.
Rolf H. Martens
Born November 29, 1904 at Oslo,
Norway. Home address, 48 Greaton
Road, West Roxbury, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at Boston English
High School, 1922. A. S. M. E.
(3, 4).
Mechanical Engineering.
Augustus Joseph Masefield
Born September 23, 1907 at Brock-
ton, Massachusetts. Home address,
17 Gardner Avenue, Brockton,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Brock-
ton High School, 1925. Soccer;
Sagitta Society.
Civil Engineering.
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Harold Rich Mason
r * K
Born June 22, 1907 at Gardner,
Massachusetts. Home address, 28
Brownell Street, Worcester, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Gardner High
School, 1925. Treasurer, S. I. E.
(3, 4); Advertising Staff of Cauld-
ron.
Industrial Engineering.
Robert Appleton Mason
Born July 3, 1908 at Waverley,
Massachusetts. Home address, 70
Waverley Street, Waverley, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Belmont High
School, 1925. A. S, M. E. (3, 4);
Flying Club (3, 4).
Mechanical Engineering.
Frank David Mattson
Born November 24, 1907 at Cam-
bridge, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 51 Chester Avenue, Waltham,
Massachusetts. Prepared atWaltham
High School, 1925. A. S. M. E.
(3, 4); Track (1).
Mechanical Engineering.
GusTAF E. Mattson
Born December 31, 1905 in Swe-
den. Home address, 51 Chester
Avenue, Waltham, Massachusetts.
Prepared at Waltham High School,
1924. A. S. M. E. (3, 4); Track (1).
Mechanical Engineering.
Michael J. McDonald
Born September 7, 1906 at West
Newton, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 50 Farwell Street, Newton-
ville, Massachusetts. Prepared at
Newton High School, 1925. Track
0)-
Electrical Engineering.
Harold E. McGopf
'h T N'
Born December 6, 1908 at Iras-
burg, Vermont. Home address,
256 Westervelt Avenue, New Brigh-
ton, Staten Island, New York. Pre-
pared at Gardiner, Maine, High
School, 1925. Basketball (1); Social
Committee (1, 2, 4); Bacchanalians
(1, 2, 3); Prom Committee (3);
Field Day Committee; Band (1, 2,
3); Soccer (3, 4). Snapshot Editor,
Cauldron (4).
Mechanical Engineering.
Otis William McIntosh
Born January 10, 1907 at Revere,
Massachusetts. Home address, 70
Henry Avenue, Lynn, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at Lynn English
High School, 1925. Greater Lynn
Club (4).
Civil Engineering.
David M. McClelland
* r n
Born July 5, 1908 at Glasgow,
Scotland. Home address, 5 Opal
Avenue, Beverly, Massachusetts.
Prepared at Beverly High School,
1925. Track (1); Interfraternity
Basketball (2, 3); Baseball (1, 2);
Interclass Football (2, 3).
Electrical Engineering.
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Edward Fkancis McManamin
Born March 28, 1906 at Wake-
field, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 15 Lake Street, Wakefield,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Wake-
field High School, 1922. Interclass
Track (1, 2, 3); B. S. C. E.; Class
Bowling (3).
Civil Engineering.
Joseph Leo McManamin
Born May 23, 1907 at Wakefield,
Massachusetts. Home address, 15
Lake Street, Wakefield, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at Wakefield High
School, 1924. Manager, Class Track
(1); Assistant Manager, Track (2);
Bowling (2).
Civil Engineering.
Robert Cutter Merrill
Born August 22, 1907 at Boston,
Massachusetts. Home address, Cum-
berland Center, Maine. Prepared at
Greely Institute, 1924. A. S. M. E.
Mechanical Engineering.
Frank C. Meyers
s A
Born December 18, 1906 at Bos-
ton, Massachusetts. Home address,
15 Guilford Street, Boston, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Mechanic
Arts High School, 1925. Sagitta
Society (2); Interfraternity Basket-
ball (2, 3, 4); Mechanic Arts High
School Club (1); A. S. C. E. (3);
Field Day Committee (3); Nomin-
ating Committee (3).
Civil Engineering.
John C. Montalbano
Born February 15, 1906 at New
York, New York. Home address,
8 Bridges Street, Framingham,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Fram-
ingham High School, 1925. Class
Basketball (1); A. S. M. E. (3,;4).
Mechanical Engineering.
William Charles Morrill
H T N
Born September 8, 1906 at Haver-
hill, Massachusetts. Home address,
56 Fountain Street, Haverhill,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Haver-
hill High School, 1924.
Civil Engineering.
Edward Benidict Morris
* r n
Born July 23, 1905 at New Haven,
Connecticut. Home address, 53
Thompson Street, West Haven,
Connecticut. Prepared at West
Haven High School, 1924. Class
Basketball (1); Treasurer, Nutmeg
State Club (3); Sagitta Society (2);
Interfraternity Basketball; Presi-
dent, Interclub Council.
Electrical Engineering.
Robert John Murphy
Born January 31, 1907 at Brock-
ton, Massachusetts. Home address,
14 Fulton Street, Brockton, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Brockton
High School, 1925. Brockton High
School Club.
Electrical Engineering.
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Harry Bailey Murray
N E Z
Born May 21, 1908 at Middle-
town, Connecticut. Home addtess,
78 Ridge Road, Middletown, Con-
necticut. Prepared at Middletown
High School, 1925. Nutmeg State
Club; A. I. E. E.; Field Day Com-
mittee (3).
Electrical Engineering.
Arvo a. Nelson
r * K
Born February 18, 1909 at
Quincy, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 70 Suomi Road, Quincy,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Quincv
High School, 1926. Band (1); Con-
cert Orchestra (2, 3, 4); Leader,
Concert Orchestra (3, 4); Show
Orchestra (3); Leader, Show Or-
chestra (4); Musical Clubs Council
(3, 4); President, Musical Clubs
Council (4); Bacchanalians (3, 4);
B. S. C. E. (3, 4).
Civil Engineering.
Ellsworth Samuel Newberry
Born July 29, 1906 at South Wind-
sor, Connecticut. Home address.
South Windsor, Connecticut. Pre-
pared at East Hartford, Connecti-
cut, 1924.
Electrical Engineering.
Stanley Hampden Newton
Born May 16, 1906 at Hampden,
Maine. Home address, Norway,
Maine. Prepared at Norway High
School, 1923. A. LE.E.
,• Electrical Engineering.
Wallace H. Nichols
* r n
Born September 6, 1906 at Somer-
ville, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 3 Columbus Street, Newton
Highlands, Massachusetts. Prepared
at DeWitt Clinton Hibbard Pre-
paratory School, 1925. Track (2, 3,
4); Class Football (2); Class Base-
ball (4); Class Hockey (4); Nomin-
ating Committee (1); A. S. M. E.
(3, 4); Cauldron (4). Dean's List
(1, 2, 3, 4).
Mechanical Engineering.
William Joseph Nilan
Born February 14, 1906 at New
York City, New York. Home ad-
dress, 486 North Main Street,
Naugatuck, Connecticut. Prepared
at Naugatuck High School, 1924.
Nutmeg State Club; Nutmeg State
Bowling Team (2, 3, 4); Freshman
Track.
Civil Engineering.
Hubert Wendell Normile
Born April 16, 1906 at Los
Angeles, California. Home address,
189 Cresent Avenue, Revere, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Wayland High
School, 1924. N. C, N. S., A. C. S.
(3, 4); Class Hockey (3, 4); Baseball
(2, 3); Track (4).
Chemical Engineering.
Warren Flanders Noyes
N E z
Born November 24, 1905 at
Somerville, Massachusetts. Home
address, 55 Mt. Pleasant Street,
Woburn, Massachusetts. Prepared
at Woburn High School, 1925.
A. I. E. E.; Interfraternity Basket-
ball.
Electrical Engineering.
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Kenneth W. Odiorne
Born May 7, 1896 at Maiden,
Massachusetts. Home address, 33
Madison Avenue, Greenwood, Mass-
achusetts. Prepared at Huntington
School. Assistant Track Manager
(1); A. S. M. E. (3, 4).
Mechanical Engineering.
Vahram George Ohanesian
s A
Born September 29, 1906 at New-
Britain, Connecticut. Home ad-
dress, 172 Glen Street, New Britain,
Connecticut. Prepared at New
Britain Senior High School, 1924.
Nutmeg State Club (1, 2, 3, 4);
President, Nutmeg State Club (4);
Banjo Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Manager,
Banjo Club (3); General Manager,
Banjo Club (4); Roundup (2); Musi-
cal Comedy (3); Student Council
(2);N. C.,'N. S., a. C. S. (2, 3,4);
Social Committee (2, 3, 4); Junior
Prom Committee (3); Senior Week
Committee (4) jField Day Committee
(3); Nominating Committee (3, 4);
Student Union (2, 3).
Chemical Engineering.
Ernest William Olson
Born September 21, 1908 at Bos-
ton, Massachusetts. Home address,
30 Dalrymple Street, Boston 30,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Me-
chanic Arts High School, 1925.
Mechanic Arts High School Club
(1,2,3,4);A.S.M.E. (3,4).
Mechanical Engineering.
Bernard A. O'Shea
Born August 20, 1908 at Lynn,
Massachusetts. Home address, 90
Alley Street, Lynn, Massachusetts.
Prepared at Lynn English High
School, 1925. Executive Committee,
B. S. C. E.; Greater Lynn Club;
Freshman Track Team.
Civil Engineering.
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James Bentley Parmenter
Born April 16, 1908 at Rockland,
Massachusetts. Home address, 454
Webster Street, Rockland, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Rockland
High School, 1923. Class Baseball
(2, 3, 4).
Chemical Engineering.
Joseph Ferdinand Patterson
K A*
Born October 5, 1905 at Chicago,
Illinois. Home address, 57 Saville
Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Prepared at Mechanic Arts High
High School, 1925.
Electrical Engineering.
Arthur Conrad Pearson
Born December 6, 1907 at Cam-
bridge, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 49 Lake Street, Arlington,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Rindge
Technical High School, 1924. Class
Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4); N. C, N. S..
A. C.S. (3,4).
Chemical Engineering.
Frederick Paul Penard
Born March 2, 1906 at Everett,
Massachusetts. Home address, 12
Norfolk Road, Arlington, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Arlington
High School, 1923. Banjo Club (1).
Electrical Engineering.
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George Nelson Perky
Born June 21, 1905 at Waltham,
Massachusetts. Home address, 22
Prentice Street, Waltham, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Waltham
High School, 1922. Concert Orches-
tra (1, 2, 3, 4); Tech (1); Show
Orchestra (3, 4); B. S. C. E.; Track
(1); Sagitta Society (2).
Civil Engineering.
Thomas Albion Pinkham, Jr.
B r E
Born July 4, 1907 at Ellsworth,
Maine. Home address, Ellsworth,
Maine. Prepared at Ellsworth High
School, 1925. Dramatics (2); Presi-
dent, Maine-lacs (3, 4); A. I. E. E.
(4).
Electrical Engineering.
Rodney Fay Plimpton
Born June 9, 1906 at Sturbridge,
Massachusetts. Home address,
Southbridge, Massachusetts. Pre-
pared at Southbridge High School,
1924. Glee Club (2, 3); "Rajah of
Kashmir" (2);" Yes, Yes, Siam" (3);
Student Union (3); A. I. E. E.
Electrical Engineering.
Frank Charles Poehlman
Born May 27, 1908 at Roxbury,
Massachusetts. Home address, 23
Sheffield Road, Roslindale, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Boston Eng-
lish High School, 1925. Senate
(3,4); Not/ Staff (2); Intercollegiate
Editor, News (3); Winner, Tennis
Tournaments (l); Interclass Hockey
(4); A. I. E. E. (4).
Electrical Engineering.
Edmund Hofmann Povey
Born August 5, 1908 at Boston,
Massachusetts. Home address, 284
Boston Avenue, Medford, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Hyde Park
High School, 1925. A. I. E. E.
Electrical Engineering.
Willaed Stanley Pratt
Born August 21, 1907 at Rum-
ford, Maine. Home address. South
Paris, Maine. Prepared at South
Paris High School, 1924. Band (1,
2, 3); Concert Orchestra (1).
Civil Engineering.
Austin Albie Quimby
r * K
Born September 5, 1906 at Brook-
line, Massachusetts. Home address,
854 Hammond Street, Brookline,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Brook-
line High School, 1925. Nominating
Committee (1); Class President (1);
Social Committee (1, 2, 4); Student
Council (1); Junior Prom Committee
(3); Chairman, Field Day Commit-
tee (3); Interfraternity Council
C3, 4).
Civil Engineering.
Dana Vincent Rainford
Born May 4, 1905 at Swampscott,
Massachusetts. Home address, 9
Hillside Avenue, Peabody, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Peabody High
School, 1924. Glee Club (1, 2).
Electrical Engineering.
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Herbert Elvin Randall, Jr.
Born June 2, 1907 at Brockton,
Massachusetts. Home address, 16
Pleasantview Avenue, Montello,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Brock-
ton High School, 1925. Wrestling
(l);_GleeClub(3);Track(2).
Civil Engineering.
Perry Sidney Ranney
B r E
Born September 5, 1907 at Ash-
field, Massachusetts. Home address,
Ashfield, Massachusetts. Prepared
at Sanderson Academy, 1924. Base-
ball (1, 2, 3, 4): Basketball (2, 3);
Class Secretary (3, 4); A. S. M. E.
(3, 4); Field Day Committee (3);
Sagitta Society (2); Student Union
(2, 3, 4). .
Mechanical Engineering.
Augustus Jacob Richards, Jr.
Born March 9, 1906 at Cranston,
Rhode Island. Home address, 8
Stewart Avenue, Beverly, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Beverly High
School, 1923.
Mechanical Engineering.
Charles Sumner Richardson
Born March 1, 1908 at Lynn,
Massachusetts. Home address, 30
Lewis Street, Lynn, Massachusetts.
Prepared at Lynn English High
School, 1925. E.x-ecutive Committee,
B.S.C. E.
Civil Engineering.
Earl Lovell Richardson
Born April 25, 1907 at Fitchburg,
Massachusetts. Home address, 94
Milk Street, Fitchburg, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at Fitchburg High
School, 1924. Executive Committee,
A. L E. E. (4); News (2).
Electrical Engineering.
Raymond P. Richardson
A K S
Born June 24, 1906 at Natick,
Massachusetts. Home address, 23
Florence Street, Natick, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at Natick High
School, 1925. Baseball.
Electrical Engineering.
Albert Arthur Roberts
Born July 29, 1903 at Wilmington,
Maine. Home address, 24 Park
Road, Winchester, Massachusetts.
Prepared at Parsonsfield Seminary,
Parsonsfield, Maine, 1922. Glee
Club (1,2); Soccer (1).
Civil Engineering.
Irving Joseph Rosenfield
s n *
Born December 26, 1905 at Med-
way, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 57 Pine Street, Milford,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Milford
High School, 1922. Musical Com-
edy (3); Interclub Council (3).
Civil Engineering.
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Arthur S. Ross
Born April 23, 1908 at Pitts-
burgh, Pennsylvania. Home ad-
dress, Norton, Massachusetts. Pre-
pared at Norton High School, 1925.
Wrestling (l).
Civil Engineering.
Norman Harold Royle
Born February 11, 1906 at Wal-
tham,Massachusetts. Home address,
113 Crescent Street, Waltham,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Newton
High School, 1925. Track.
Electrical Engineering.
E. G. Shaler Rundberg
Born July 24, 1903 at Deep River,
Connecticut. Home address. Deep
River, Connecticut. Prepared at
Chester High School, 1923.
Mechanical Engineering.
William Clarence Russell
Born February 4, 1906 at Somer-
viUe, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 63 Irving Street, Everett,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Everett
High School, 1925. Wrestling (1);
B. S. C. E.; Glee Club (1); Everett
High School Club (1, 2, 3, 4).
Civil Engineering.
Frank Edward Rys
Born November 23, 1907atBonds-
ville, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, Bondsville, Massachusetts.
Prepared at Belchertown High
School, 1925.
Electrical Engineering.
Severin Sabas
Born January 8, 1901 at Krasno-
pol, Russia. Home address, Kaunas,
Lithuania. Prepared at Jalta, Kri-
mea. South Russia, 1919. Flying
Club.
Civil Engineering.
Salvatore Louis Sanges
Born August 25, 1907 at Naples,
Italy. Home address, 246 South
Main Street, Gloversville, New
York. Prepared at Gloversville
High School, 1925. Band fl, 2)
Orchestra (1, 2, 3, 4); Baccha-
nalians (2, 3, 4); Show Orchestra
(3, 4).
Civil Engineering.
Wesley G. Sargent
Born February 1, 1907 at Worces-
ter, Massachusetts. Home address,
14 Otis Street, Framingham, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Framingham
High School, 1925.
Mechanical Engineering.
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Llewellyn Thomas ScHoriELD
S A
Born September 6, 1907 at
Gaspereau, Nova Scotia. Home ad-
dress. Ash Street, Weston, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Weston High
School, 1925. Assistant Baseball
Manager (2, 3); Class Baseball
(3, 4); Baseball Manager (4);
B. S. C. E.; Social Committee,
B.S.C.E.; Flying Club.
Civil Engineering.
Victor Michael Scoppettuolo
Born March 31, 1907 at East
Boston, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 38 Bow Street, Medford,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Medford
High School, 1925. Concert Orches-
tra (1, 2, 3, 4); A. I. E. E.; Student
Union.
Electrical Engineering.
Henry Orr Scott
Born March 15, 1907 at Portland,
Maine. Home address, 100 Winona
Avenue, Haverhill, Massachusetts.
Prepared at Haverhill High School,
1925. Social Committee, B. S. C. E.
Civil Engineering.
Raymond Noybs Seavey
Born March 25, 1907 at Haver-
hill, Massachusetts. Home address,
175 Winchester Street, Bradford,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Haver-
hill High School, 1925. A. I. E. E.
Electrical Engineering.
Herman Charles Selya
S S2 *
Born April 23, 1909 at Brookline,
Massachusetts. Home address, 65
Westminster Avenue, Roxbury,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Milford
High School, 1925. Northeastern
Milford Club (2, 3, 4); President,
Northeastern Milford Club (2);
Domino and Dagger Dramatic
Club (2); Nwj Staff (2, 3, 4); "Yes.
Yes, Siam" r3); N. C, N. S.,
A. C. S. (2, 3, 4).
Chemical Engineering.
Israel Shanbadm
Born May 15, 1905 at Kowel,
Poland. Home address, 103 Sterling
Street, Clinton, Massachusetts. Pre-
pared at Clinton High School, 1924.
Student Union; B. S. C. E.
Civil Engineering.
Harry Shuman
2 .r! *
Born February 22, 1906 at Chel-
sea, Massachusetts. Home address,
21 Walnut Street, Chelsea, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Chelsea High
School, 1923. N. C, N. S., A. C. S.
(3, 4); Assistant Cauldron Staff
Photographer (4).
Chemical Engineering.
Hyman Silverman
s S2 *
Born October 27, 1907 at Chelsea,
Massachusetts. Home address, 162
Belmont Street, Maiden, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Maiden High
School, 1925. Assistant Manager,
Wrestling (1); Glee Club (2); Inter-
fraternity Basketball (2, 3, 4); In-
terclass Baseball (4); N. C, N. S.,
A. C. S. (3, 4); Snapshot Editor,
Cauldron (4).
Chemical Engineering.
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Fred Gordon Smethurst
Born November 11, 1906 at
Marblehead, Massachusetts. Home
address, Summer Street, Marble-
head, Massachusetts. Prepared at
Marblehead High School, 1925.
Class Basketball (1); Student Coun-
cil (2); Sagitta Society (2); Soccer
(3,4);B.S.C.E.
Civil Engineering.
Donald W. Smith
■t r n
Born October 16, 1906 at Mont-
pelier, Vermont. Home address, 28
William Street, Cambridge, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Hudson High
School, 1925. Social Committee
(1, 2, 3, 4); Vice-President of Class
(2' 3); Junior Prom Social Com-
mittee'(3); Field Day Committee^
Senior Week Committee; A. I. E. E. ;
Nominating Committee (1, 2);
Sagitta Society (2).
Electrical Engineermg.
Eliot Ruggles Stacy
H T N
Born September 30, 1906 at
Taunton, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 10 Lincoln Street, Webster,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Bartlett
High School, 1924. Fraternity Bas-
ketball (2); Flying Club (3, 4);
Board of Directors of Flying Club
(4);N.C.,N.S.,A.C.S.
Chemical Engineering.
WiNSLOw A. Stable
A K S
Born October 8, 1907 at Everett,
Massachusetts. Home address, 25
George Street, Everett, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at Everett High
School, 1925. Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4);
Secretary, Everett High School
Club; "Yes, Yes, Siam"; Interfra-
ternity Council.
Electrical Engineering.
Frank A. Stalbird
Born May 15, 1907, at Swamp-
scott, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 84 Greenwood Avenue,
Swampscott, Massachusetts. Pre-
pared at Swampscott High School.
Chemical Engineering.
Chester G. Starkey
Born December 10, 1905 at
Boston, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 99 Lincoln Avenue, Saugus,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Lynn
English High School, 1925. Track
(1); News; Greater Lynn High
School Club.
Electrical Engineering.
Walter Steeves
Born October 21, 1907 at Milford,
Massachusetts. Home address, 9
John Street, Milford, Massachusetts.
Prepared at Milford High School,
1925. Sagitta Society (2); Milford
High School Club (2, 3, 4); Inter-
club Council (2); S. L E. (3, 4);
Musical Comedy (4).
Industrial Engineering.
Fred E. Sternberg
Born December 26, 1907 at
Meriden, Connecticut. Home ad-
dress, 1 Centennial Avenue, Meri-
den, Connecticut. Prepared at Meri-
den High School.
Civil Engineering.
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Fred Thomas Stetson
Born November 25, 1900 at East
Bridgewater, Massachusetts. Home
address, East Bridgewater, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at East Bridge-
water High School, 1925.
Civil Engineering.
W. Erwin Story
Born October 16, 1906 at Hudson,
Massachusetts. Home address, 55
Packard Street, Hudson, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at Hudson High
School, 1925. Flying Club (3);
Charter Member, S. I. E. (3);
Secretary, S. I. E. (4); Musical
Comedy (4).
Industrial Engineering.
Thomas Henry Sullivan
r * K
Born February 20, 1907 at Salem,
Massachusetts. Home address, 11
Conant Street, Salem, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at Salem High
School, 1924. A. I. E. E. (3, 4);
Salem High Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Presi-
dent, Salem High Club (4); Inter-
club Council (4).
Electrical Engineering.
Kenneth Don Sylvester
Born March 15, 1907 at Westfield,
Maine. Home address, Westfield,
Maine. Prepared at Groveland,
Massachusetts High School, 1923.
Freshman Basketball; Maine-lacs;
Secretary, B. S. C. E. (3, 4); Fresh-
man Basketball.
Alfred Edmond Therrien
Born July 28, 1908 at Wayland,
Massachusetts. Home address, 63
Plymouth Street, Holbrook, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Holbrook
High School, 1925. A. S. M. E.
Mechanical Engineering.
Charles Raymond Thombs
Born August 30, 1906 at Waltham
Massachusetts. Home address, 23
Alexander Street, Dorchester, Mass-
achusetts. Prepared at Boston Eng-
lish High School, 1925. News Staff
(1, 2);N.C.,N. S., A. C. S. (2, 3,
4); President, N. C, N. S., A. C. S.
(4); Nominating Committee (3, 4);
Soccer (1).
Chemical Engineering.
Oscar Eugene Swenson
Born May 5, 1907 at Everett,
Massachusetts. Home address, 39
Maple Avenue, Everett, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at Everett High
School, 1925. Everett High School
Club (1, 2, 3, 4); A. S. M. E. (3, 4).
Mechanical Engineering.
Charles W. Thompson
# r n
Born April 18, 1907 at Lynn,
Massachusetts. Home address, 2
Monument Terrace, West Medford,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Med-
ford High School, 1925. Track
(1 2, 3, 4); Student Union (4);
A.I.E.E.
Electrical Engineering.
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Howard Martson Thompson
Born January 24, 1908 at North
Easton, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 23 Main Street, North Easton,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Oliver
Ames High School, 1925. A. I. E. E.
(2, 3, 4); Student Union (4).
Electrical Engineering.
Edward Metcalf Thurber
Born April 18, 1905 at Provi-
dence, Rhode Island. Home ad-
dress. Port Hope, Ontario. Prepared
at St. Andrew's College, 1925.
Electrical Engineering.
Victor A. Thurston
S A
Born February 15, 1908 at Saco,
Maine. Home address, Saco, Maine.
Prepared at Thornton Academy,
1925. Track; Interclub Bowling;
Secretary, Interclub Council (3, 4);
B. S. C. E.; Chairman, Religious
Activities, Student Union (4);
Maine-lacs (3, 4); Student Council
(4); Nominating Committee (3, 4).
Civil Engineering.
Virgil A. Thurston
S A
Born February 15, 1908 at Saco,
Maine. Home address, Saco, Maine.
Prepared at Thornton Academy,
1925. Track (1, 2); B. S. C. E. (3, 4);
Executive Committee, Student Un-
ion (3); Chairman, Religious Activ-
ities, Student Union (4); Class
Baseball (4); Maine-lacs (3, 4);
Interclub Council Secretary (3, 4);
Nominating Committee (3).
Civil Engineering.
Arnold Tippo
Born October 8, 1908 in Den-
mark. Home address, 40A Oakdale
Street, Jamaica Plain, Massachu-
setts, 1925. Dramatic Club (1, 2);
Executive Committee, Dramatic
Club (2); Assistant Manager, Mu-
sical Comedy (1); Manager, Round-
up (2); Stage Manager, Musical
Comedy (3); General Manager;
Musical Comedy (4); N. C, N. S.,
A. C. S. (2, 3, 4).
Chemical Engineering.
Frank S. Todino
Born May 15, 1906 in Italy.
Home address, Milford, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at Milford High
School, 1924. Concert Orchestra
(4); Band (2); Nominating Com-
mittee (1); Milford High School
Club Bowling.
Electrical Engineering.
Henry Joseph Townsend
Born December 5, 1905 at Dor-
chester, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 161 Temple Street, West Rox-
bury, Massachusetts. Prepared at
Dorchester High School, 1924.
Wrestling (1); Soccer (1); Social
Committee (2); A. I. E. E. (2, 3);
N.U. F.C. (3,4).
George Isaac Viall
Born July 31, 1904 at Rochester,
New York. Home address, 56 Rut-
ger Street, Rochester, New York.
Prepared at East High School, 1924.
Costume Manager for Roundup;
Student Union (2); S. I. E. (3, 4).
Industrial Engineering.
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Thomas Stewart Walsh
Born September 17, 1904 at Bos-
ton, Massachusetts. Home address,
307 Park Street, West Roxbury,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Boston
English High School, 1924. Track
(1); Sagitta Society (2); Nominat-
ing Committee (1, 2, 3, 4); A. I.
E. E. (3, 4).
Electrical Engineering.
William Weinfeld
Born April 16, 1908 at Boston,
Massachusetts. Home address, 68
Nightingale Street, Dorchester,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Boston
English High School, 1925. Sport-
ing Department, Tech (1); News (2);
Feature Editor of Neu/s (3, 4); News
Editor (3); Managing Editor (4);
Managing Board (4); Class Treas-
urer (3, 4); Dramatic Society (1);
Domino and Dagger (2); Social
Committee (2); Junior Prom Com-
mittee (3); Senior Week Committee
(4); "Yes, Yes, Siam" (3); Blue and
Blue; Inter-High School Club Coun-
cil (2); Rush Committee (2); Art
Staff of Cauldron (4); A. I. E. E.
(4); Co-Author News Srj'le Book
C3)-
Electrical Engineering.
Lester Brown Wheeler
Born November 14, 1907 at
Mystic, Connecticut. Home ad-
dress, 21 Mystic Avenue, Mystic,
Connecticut. Prepared at Bulkeley
High School, 1925. A. I. E. E.;
Institute of Radio Engineers; Nut-
meg State Club.
Electrical Engineering.
Charles Albert White
B r E
Born October 24, 1907 at Cam-
bridge, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress. North Falmouth, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Lawrence
High School, Falmouth, Massa-
chusetts, 1924. Dramatic Club (1,
2); Class Soccer (3); Class Hockey
(4); B. S. C. E. (3, 4); Interfraternity
Basketball (4).
Civil Engineering.
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Chester M. White
S A
Born November 19, 1905 at
North Middleboro, Massachusetts.
Home address. North Middleboro,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Middle-
boro High School, 1925. A. S. M. E.
C3, 4). ,
Mechanical Engineering.
Earle Eugene Whitney
Born July 15, 1906 at Williams-
town, Vermont. Home address,
Williamstown, Vermont. Prepared
at Williamstown High School,
1925. Class Baseball (2).
Electrical Engineering.
Harold Frederic Wilder
Born November 29, 1907 at
Atlantic, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 12 Florida Street, Dorchester,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Dor-
chesrer High School, 1925. A. I.
E. E. (2, 3); A. I. E. E. Senate (3);
Secretary-Treasurer, Senate (4).
Electrical Engineering.
Richard Mason Woolford
Born November 14, 1906 at Ply-
mouth, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 24 Bay View Avenue, Ply-
mouth, Massachusetts. Prepared at
Plymouth High School, 1925. Glee
Club (1, 2); Assistant Manager,
Orchestra (3); Musical Comedy (3).
Electrical Engineering.
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Dean's List
SENIORS— ENGINEERING SCHOOL
C. A. Akeson
G. D. Allen
H. F. Allen
J. A. Anderson
R. F. Batchelder
H. P. Cragin
V. D. Foster
C. P. Goeller
W. S. Greenwood
H. M. Gregory
M. J. GUARINO
J. H. KiNGHORN
B. J. KiNIRY
J. E. Lane
N. Levine
P. E. Linthwaite
S. S. Mader
A. M. Mager
A. J. Masefield
F. D. Mattson
G. E. Mattson
H. C. Normile
E. W. Olson
G. N. Perry
F. C. Poehlman
E. H. POVEY
I. J. Rosenpield
H. Silverman
W. E. Story
K. D. Sylvester
A. E. Therrien
W. Weinfeld
C. A. White
H. F. Wilder
Refer Pan
Crtillun qoi wincjs.
CA
Back Row; C. C. Caldwell, N. T. Mahoney.
Front Row: C. B. Damrell, S. W. Bradley, H. L. Grace.
Senior Class Officers
DIVISION A AND B — BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
S. W. Bradley President
H. L. Grace Vice-President
W. A. Erskine (Division B) 1 „
> Secretary
N. T. Mahoney (Division A) J
C. C. Caldwell (Division B) 1 _
/ 1 reasurer
C. R. Damrell (Division A) J
Prof. D'Alessandro Class Adviser
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Jacob Applebaum
I * S
Born July 10, 1908 at Chelsea,
Massachusetts.1;Home address 35
Plymouth Street, Quincy, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Quincy High
School, 1925. Inter-fraternity Bowl-
ing (2); Interfraternity Basketball
(3, 4); Interfraternity Council (3),
4); Junior Prom Committee (3);
Accounting Club (3, 4); Class
Nominating Committee (2, 3);
Musical Comedy (3).
Accounting and Finance.
Myer W. Asnes
I * s
Born June 27, 1907 ai Quincy,
Massachusetts. Home address 63
Stewart Street, Quincy, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Quincy High
School, 1925. Soccer Team (1, 2);
Class Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4); Interfra-
ternity Basketball (3, 4); Quincy
High School Club.
Accounting and Finance.
John V. Ba
Ts * A
Born November 10, 1906 at Me-
thuen, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress Methuen, Massachusetts. Pre-
pared at Tilton School, 1925.
Northeastern News (1, 2, 3, 4); Cir-
culation Manager (2); Advertising
Manager (3, 4); Vice-President
Class (2); B. A. Dramatic Club (2);
Business Manager Musical Comedy
(3, 4); Advertising Manager Hand-
book (4); Student Council (4).
Business Management.
Stanley Wood Beal
* B A
Born March 19, 1908 at Water-
bury, Connecticut. Home address
49 Baker Street, Foxboro, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Foxboro High
School, 1925. B. A. Student Council
(1, 2); President Accounting Club
(3); Home Folks Day Committee
Accounting and Finance.
Edward Jerome Bender
* B A
Born September 14, 1907 at Bos-
ton, Massachusetts. Home address
9 Academy Street, Arlington, Mass-
achusetts. Prepared at Dorchester
High School, 1924. B. A. Minstrel
Show Staff (2); Sophomore En-
forcement Committee (2); Asso-
ciate Editor Handbook (3); Secretary
Accounting Club (3); Director
American Management Association
(4)-
Accounting and Finance.
Albert Walterma Bengston
Born September 21, 1906 at
Everett, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress Everett, Massachusetts. Pre-
pared at Everett High School, 1925.
Secretary of Everett High Club (1,
2),- Treasurer of Everett High Club
(3); Vice-President of Everett High
Club (4); Basketball (1); Inter-club
Council (3); Student Union (3, 4);
Field Day Committee (3); Senior
Social Committee (4); Nominating
Committee (2); Accounting Club
Accounting and Finance.
Lawrence John Berry
Born July 14, 1906 at North Troy,
Vermont. Home address Hanson,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Whit-
man High School, 1925. Track (1);
Concert Orchestra (1, 2, 3, 4);
Band (1, 2, 3); Leader of Band (3);
Bacchanalians (3); Musical Com-
edy (3,4); Secretary Field Day Com-
mittee (3); Student Union (2, 3, 4);
Accounting Club (3).
Accounting and Finance.
Harry W. Blackstone
S S2 *
Born August 6, 1906 at Boston,
Massachusetts. Home address 10
Fenno Terrace, Brookline, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at English High
School, 1924. English High School
Club; Northeastern University Fly-
ing Club; American Management
Association; Musical Comedy.
Business Management.
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Kendall Blanchard
<j> B A
Born January 1, 1907 at Brookline
Massachusetts. Home address, Dor-
chester, Massachusetts. Prepared at
English High School, 1925. Assis-
tant Manager Soccer (2, 3); Student
Union (1, 2, 3); News Staff (1, 2, 3,
4); News Editor (3); Managing
Editor News (4); Manager Soccer
(4); General Athletic Committee
(4); Musical Comedy (3); Account-
ing Club (3).
Accounting and Finance.
Samuel Whitney Bradley
S A E
Born November 24, 1907 at Lynn,
Massachusetts. Home address 17
Breed Street, Lynn, Massachusetts.
Prepared at Lynn Classical High
School, 1925. President B. A. Senior
Class; President B. A. Junior Class;
Northeastern News, Circulation
Staff (1, 2); Northeastern News,
Advertising Staff (3); Northeastern
News, Business Manager (4); Class
Basketball (2); Fraternity Basket-
ball (2, 3, 4); Associate Editor
Freshman Handbook (4); Assistant
Business Manager Musical Comedy
(3); Program Manager Musical
Comedy (4); Student Union (4);
Advertising and Business Staff
Cauldron (4); Greater Lvnn High
School Club (4).
Accounting and Finance.
Charles Carlton Caldwell, Jr.
S * A
Born November 9, 1906 at Med-
ford, Massachusetts. Home address
82 Otis Street, Medford, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Medford High
School, 1925. Track (1, 2, 3, 4);
Freshman Relay Team and Football;
Sophomore Relay Team and Foot-
ball; Interfraternity Council; Trea-
surer B. A. Senior Class; Inter-
fraternity Basketball (3, 4).
Business Management.
Edward A. Carlton
Born December 16, 1905 at
Somerville, Massachusetts. Home
address, 106 College Avenue, Somer-
ville, Massachusetts. Prepared at
Cambridge High and Latin School,
1925.
Business Management.
Donald Wilbury Clark
\ * B A
Born July 2, 1908 at Monroe
Bridge, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress Conway, Massachusetts. Pre-
pared at Conway High School,
1925. Vice-President Freshman Class
Interfraternity Basketball (2, 3, 4);
Social Committee (1); Freshman
Basketball; Student Union (2, 3);
Class Baseball (1); Baseball (2);
Glee Club (2); Manager Glee Club
(3); Manager Basketball (4); Social
Committee (4).
Business Management.
John Edward Critchett
Born November 8, 1906 at Rock-
port, Massachusetts. Home address
10 Granite Street, Rockport, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Rockport
High School, 1925. Inter-class
Track (1); Baseball (1).
Business Management.
Robertson Charles Damrell
S * A
Born March 15, 1907 at Medford,
Massachusetts. Home address, Med-
ford, Massachusetts. Prepared at
Medford High School, 1925. Treas-
urer of Junior Class; Treasurer of
Senior Class; Cauldron Feature
Editor; Dramatic Club (2).
Accounting and Finance.
Louis Davis
I * s
Born November 9, 1907 at Everett
Massachusetts. Home address, 35
Wilcock Street, Dorchester, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at English High
School, 1925. Bacchanalians (2, 3);
Band (1, 2); Orchestra (1, 2); Class
Football (1, 2); Accounting Club
(3, 4); Interfraternity Bowling (2);
Interfraternity Basketball (3J.
Accounting and Finance.
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Charles Everett Elliott
Born August 4, 1907 at Swamp-
scott, Massachusetts. Home address,
Danvers, Massachusetts. Prepared
at Danvers High School, 1925.
Band (1); Concert Orchestra (2, 3,
4); Student Union (3); American
Management Association (4).
Business Management.
Wilbur Artell Erskine
* B A
Born August 22, 1906 at Alna,
Maine. Home address, Hyannis,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Barn-
stable High School, 1925. Student
Council (4); Secretary Senior Class;
Student Union (2, 3, 4); Account-
ing Club (3, 4).
Accounting and Finance.
Thomas Carleton Faulds
Born November 22, 1907 at Bos-
ton, Massachusetts. Home address,
346 Highland Avenue, WoUaston,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Quincy
High School, 1925. Student Union
(1, 2, 3, 4); Band (1, 2, 3); Orches-
tra (2); Bacchanalians (2); Roundup
Committee (2); Course Editor,
Cauldron (4).
Business Management.
Richard Alden Flagg
Born April 30, 1906 at Worcester,
Massachusetts. Home address,
Worcester, Massachusetts. Prepared
at Worcester High School, 1925.
Accounting Club (3, 4); American
Management Association (4); Ad-
ministrator (1); Student Union (1),
2, 3); Social Committee (4); Snap-
shot Editor, Cauldron (4).
Accounting and Finance.
Joseph Leonard Forsyth
Born June 1, 1906 at Roxbury,
Massachusetts. Home address, 17
Babson Street, Mattapan, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Hyde Park
High School, 1924. Student Union
(1, 2, 3, 4); Class Baseball (1, 2);
Roundup Committee (2); Account-
ing Club (3, 4); News (3); American
Management Association (4);
Course Editor, Cauldron (4).
Accounting and Finance.
John Albert Fricker
s * A
Born December 15, 1906 at New
Bedford, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 26 Ryan Street, New Bedford,
Massachusetts. Prepared at New
Bedford High School, 1925.
Accounting and Finance.
Curtis Edwin Goodwin
* B A
Born September 2, 1908 at Cam-
bridge, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 55 Cleveland Street, Arling-
ton, Massachusetts. Prepared at
Sometville High School, 1925.
Baseball; Basketball; Inter-class
Hockey; Junior Class Prom Com-
mittee; Sporting Editor, North-
eastern News; Managing Board,
Northeastern News.
Business Management.
Howard Leo Grace
s * A
Born January 28, 1907 at Cam-
bridge, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Prepared at Cambridge High and
Latin School, 1925. Vice-President
of Senior Class; Vice-President of
Junior Class; Editor-in-Chief, Hand-
book (4); Ticket Manager Musical
Comedy (3, 4); Student Council
(4); Publicity Chairman Student
Union (4); American Management
Association; Business Staff, Cauld-
ron (4).
Business Management.
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Edward A. Hadjian
Born May 4, 1907 at Boston,
Massachusetts. Home address, 28
Addington Road, Brookline, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Dorchester
High School, 1925. Concert Or-
chestra (1, 2, 3, 4); Accounting
Club (3); Student Union (3);
American Management Association
Accounting and Finance.
Stanley Nutter Haynes
Born October4, 1907 at Haverhill,
Massachusetts. Home address, 9
Fifth Avenue, Haverhill, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Haverhill
High School, 1925. Sophomore En-
forcement Committee; Musical Com-
edy (2, 3); Photo Editor of Cauld-
ron (4).
Business Management.
James Joseph Houlahan
2 * A
Born September 7, 1907 at Mil-
ton, Massachusetts. Home address,
Milton, Massachusetts. Prepared at
Milton High School, 1925. Class
Football (1, 2); Class Track (1, 2);
Sophomore Dance Committee;
Sophomore Smoker Committee;
News (1, 2); Fraternity Basketball
(2, 3); Chairman Interfraternity
Smoker (3); Chairman Junior Prom
Committee; Associate Editor of
Cauldron.
Accounting and Finance.
John F. Kocher
Born February 2, 1905 at New
York City. Home address Suffern,
New York. Prepared at Suffern
High School, 1924.
Accounting and Finance.
Joseph Kupersmith
I * s
Born January 30, 1908 at Boston,
Massachusetts. Home address
Dorchester, Massachusetts. Pre-
pared at English High School,
1925. Accounting Club (3, 4); Eng-
lish High Club (1, 2); Field Day
Committee (3); Interfraternity Bas-
ketball (3, 4); Nominating Com-
mittee (3); Student Union (2, 3, 4).
Accounting and Finance.
Ralph Proctor Lapham
S * A
Born March 5, 1908 at Concord,
Massachusetts. Home address Con-
cord, Massachusetts. Prepared at
Concord High School, 1925. Senior
Week Committee (4); Glee Club (2)
Wrestling (1); Dramatic Club (2);
News (3).
Business Management.
Lambert Frederick Larson
* B A
Born June 21, 1906 at Attleboro,
Massachusetts. Home address, At-
tleboro, Massachusetts. Prepared at
Attleboro High School, 1924. Stu-
dent Union (2, 3); Accounting Club
(3); Assistant Track Manager (2,
3); Track Manager (4); Student
Council (4); Secretary General
Athletic Committee (4); Manager
of Cross Country (3, 4).
Accounting and Finance.
Russell Howard Latimer
s * A
Born July 11, 1906 at Leominster,
Massachusetts. Home address, 65
Union Street, Leominster, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Leominster
High School, 1923. Class Basket-
ball Team (1, 2); Class Football
Team (2); Northeastern News (1,
2); Circulation Manager, News (3);
Photographic Editor, News (4);
Glee Club (2, 4); Dramatic Club
(2); Treasurer Junior Prom (3);
Treasurer Sophomore Class; Soph-
omore Dance Committee; Enforce-
ment Committee (2); Handbook Ad-
vertising Staff (4); Interfraternity
Basketball (2, 3, 4); Class Smoker
Committee (3).
Business Management.
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Joseph Frank Levin
Born May 2, 1907 at Lowell,
Massachusetts. Home address, 99
Gates Street, Lowell, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at Lowell High
School, 1925. Accounting Club;
Senior Social Committee.
Accounting and Finance.
Eric T. Lifner
Born July 6, 1908 at Cambridge,
Massachusetts. Home address, 60
Drew Road, Belmont, Massachu-
setts. Prepared at Belmont High
School, 1925. Managing Editor,
Cauldron (4).
Business Management.
Maynard^N. Loring
Born October 4, 1906 at Bridge-
water, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, Swampscott, Massachusetts.
Prepared at Swampscott High
School, 1925. Accounting Club (3,
4); Student Union (4); Greater
Lynn Club (4).
Accounting and Finance.
Thomas Joseph Lynch
* B A
Born July 15, 1906 at North Attle-
boro, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 69 Grove Street, North Attle-
boro, Massachusetts. Prepared at
North Attleboro High School,
1924. Social Committee (1, 2);
Freshman Track; Banjo Club (1, 2,
3, 4); Student Council (3, 4); Musi-
cal Comedy (4); Student Union.
Business Management.
Ni
, Thomas Mahoney
Born November 21, 1906 at New-
ton Upper Falls, Massachusetts.
Home address, 143 Audubon Road,
Boston, Massachusetts. Prepared at
Newton High School, 1924. Base-
ball (1, 2, 3, 4); Student Council (2,
3); Secretary Sophomore Class;
Secretary Junior Class; Secretary
Senior Class; Enforcement Com-
mittee (2); Class Football (2).
Business Management.
Robert Denton Martin
s * A
Born September 6, 1907 at
Leominster, Massachusetts. Flome
address, 70 Quincy Avenue, Winth-
rop, Massachusetts. Prepared at
Winthrop High School, 1925-
Freshman Basketball; Freshman
Social Committee; Freshman Class
Football; Home Folks Day (1);
Musical Comedy (2); Interfraternity
Basketball (4).
Business Management.
John Arthur Murphy
* B A
Born October 11, 1907 at Brock-
ton, Massachusetts. Home address,
1 Essex Street, Brockton, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Brockton
High School, 1925. Rush Leader
(1); Class Football (1, 2); Freshman
Class Treasurer; Social Committee
(1); Freshman Track; Cauldron
Staff (4).
Business Management.
Henry Russell Murray
Born December 6, 1907 at Brain-
tree, Massachusetts. Home address,
1219 Washington Street, South
Braintree, Massachusetts. Prepared
at Braintree High School, 1925-
Accounting Club (2, 3); Field Day
Committee (3).
Accounting and Finance.
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Joseph Pericles Nichols
Born May 1, 1905 at Smyrna,
Asia Minor. Home address, 80
Locke Street, Haverhill, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at Haverhill
High School.
Business Management.
John J. Norton
Born August 29, 1908 at Dor-
chester, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, 460 Ashmont Street, Dor-
chester, Massachusetts. Prepared at
Dorchester High School, 1925-
Soccer (2, 3, 4); Accounting Club.
Accounting and Finance.
Charles Edward O'Brien
r * A
Born June 9, 1907 at Medford,
Massachusetts. Home address, Med-
ford, Massachusetts. Prepared at
Medford High School, 1925. Inter-
fraternity Bowling; Accounting
Club.
Accounting and Finance.
Victor Edward Oliva
Born January 11, 1906 at Boston,
Massachusetts. Home address,
Brighton, Massachusetts. Prepared
at Huntington School for Boys,
1925. Freshman Smoker Committee;
Roundup Committee; Student Un-
ion; Chairman of Junior Class
Smoker; Field Day Committee;
Freshman Enforcement Committee.
Business Management.
Charles Avery Pope
Born February 27, 1907 at Yonk-
ers, New York. Home address, 82
Greenbrier Street, Dorchester, Mass-
achusetts. Prepared at Holderness
Preparatory School, 1925. Glee
Club (1, 2, 3); Musical Comedy (1,
3, 4); Nwj (3); Vice-President
American Management Association
(4); Class Football (1, 2); Roundup
Committee (2); B. A. Minstrel
Show (1, 2).
Accounting and Finance.
Alston Leslie Preston, Jr.
Born September 19, 1906 at
Leominster, Massachusetts. Home
address, 15 Arlington Street, Le-
ominster, Massachusetts. Prepared
at Leominster High School, 1925.
Band; Student Union; Orchestra.
Business Management.
James Holburn Pringle
Born August 28, 1906 at Burling-
ton, Vermont. Home address. East
Rochester, New Hampshire. Pre-
pared at Rochester High School,
1924.
Business Management.
John Anderson Puckey
Born April 10, 1905 at Water-
ville. New York. Home address,
Auburndale, Massachusetts. Pre-
pared at Newton High School,
1925. Musical Comedy (1); Student
Union (3); Social Committee (4).
Business Management.
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Hakry Harold Rubenstein
K z *
Born May 11, 1906 at Boston,
Massachusetts. Home address, 92
Howland Street, Roxbury, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at English High
School, 1925. B. A. Minstrel Show
(2); Production Staff of Minstrel
Show (2); Production Staff of Dra-
matic Club (2); Interfraternity
Bowling (2); Field Day Committee
(3).
Business Management.
Robert Paul Sheridan
Born October 17, 1906 at Berlin,
New Hampshire. Home address,
Berlin, New Hampshire. Prepared
at Berlin High School, 1924. Nom-
inating Committee (3); Social Com-
mittee.
Business Management.
Roger Heywood Smith
* B A
Born December 14, 1906 at Woon-
socket, Rhode Island. Home ad-
dress, 127 Vinton Street, Melrose,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Melrose
High School, 1925. Track (1, 2);
Student Union (2, 3); Northeastern
News (3); Musical Comedy (3);
Associate Editor-in-Chief North-
eastern News (4).
Accounting and Finance.
John M. Stavrinos
Born July 15, 1907 at Boston,
Massachusetts. Home address, 348
Saratoga Street, East Boston, Mass-
achusetts. Prepared at East Boston
High School.
Accounting and Finance.
Richard Thomas St. Clair
A K s
Born March 19, 1908 at Rockland,
Maine. Home address, 28 Rawson
Road, Wollaston, Massachusetts.
Prepared at Quincy High School,
1925. Roundup Committee (2);
Quincy High School Club (1, 2, 3,
4); Student Union (3).
Business Management.
Thurston Bradley" Stowers
* B A
Born February 12, 1906 at Hope-
dale, Massachusetts. Home ad-
dress, Milford, Massachusets. Pre-
pared at Milford High School,
1924. Assistant Business Manager,
Northeastern Neii's (4); Roundup
Committee (1); Accounting Club
(3): Milford High School Club (3)
4); Inter-high School Club Council
(3)^ Student Union (1, 2, 3, 4).
Accounting and Finance.
Roger Francis Washburn
Born July 23, 1908 at Maiden,
Massachusetts. Home address, 54
Wolcott Street, West Medford,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Medford
High School, 1925. President of
Freshman Class; Track Team (1);
Chairman of Sophomore Enforce-
ment Committee (2); Sophomore
Dance Committee; Freshman Dance
Committee; Field Dav Committee
(3).
Business Management.
N. Harry Whelden
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Born July 28, 1907 at Cohoes,
New York. Home address, 282
Columbia Street, Cohoes, New York.
Prepared at Cohoes High School,
1925. News (1, 2, 3, 4); Sophomore
Dance Committee; Dramatic Club
(1, 2).
Business Management.
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George Houghton Whittum
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Born July 25, 1908 at St. Louis,
Missouri. Home address, Atlantic,
Massachusetts. Prepared at Quincv
High School, 1925. Class Baseball
(1, 4); Concert Orchestra (3, 4);
Quincy High Club (1, 4); Vice-
President Inter-high Club Council
(4); Northeastern News (3, 4);
Student Union (2, 4); Senior Nom-
inating Committee; Baseball (3\
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Accounting and Finance.
Samuel Zitter
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Born May 21, 1906 at Boston,
Massachusetts. Home address, 50
Hiawatha Road, Mattapan, Massa-
chusetts. Prepared at English High
School, 1924. Director B. A. Dance
Orchestra (1, 2); Director of B. A.
Minstrel Show Music (1, 2); Inter-
fraternity Council (2, 3, 4); Bac-
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James Everett Williams
Born September 7, 1907 at Brook-
lyn, New York. Home address,
Clavinack, New York. Prepared at
Hudson High School, 1924. Student
Council; Accounting Club; Ameri-
can Management Association.
Accounting and Finance.
chanalians (3); Concert Orchestra
(2, 3); Tennis (1); Composer of
Music for Musical Comedy (4);
Director of "Battle of Music"
between Northeastern University,
School of Business Administration,
and Boston University, School of
Business Administration (1, 2);
Student Union (2, 3).
Business Management.
Dean's List
SENIORS— B. A. SCHOOL
S. W. Beal
S. W. Bradley
T. C. Faulds
E. T. LiFNER
R. P. Sheridan
G. H. Whittum
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Back Row: R. C. HarJin, H. L. Johnson.
Front Row: Prof. GramstorfF, F. E. Hess, H. B. Watton,
Junior Class Officers
DIVISION A— JUNIOR ENGINEERING
F. E. Hess President
H. B. Watton Vice-President
R. C. Hardin Secretary
H. L. Johnson Treasurer
Prof. Gramstorff Adviser
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Back Row: J. P. McGuckian, W. E. Stratton.
Front Row: Prof. Gramstorff, H. R. Adams, T. R. Love.
Junior Class Officers
DIMSION B— JUNIOR ENGINEERING
H. R. Adams President
T. R. Love Vice-President
J. P. McGuckian Secretary
W. E. Stratton Treasurer
Prof. Gramstorff Adviser
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S. E. King, T. F. Rees, R. B. Carr, P. Stuart.
Junior Class Officers
DIVISION A — BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
R. B. Carr President
P. Stuart Vice-President
S. E. King Secretary
T. F. Rees Treasurer
Mr. Montgomery Adviser
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K. A. Love, T. C. Bjorson, Jr., C. D. Keezer, R. E. Cobb.
Junior Class Officers
DIVISION B — BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
R. E. Cobb
C. D. Keezer
T. C. BjoRNsoN, Jr.
K. A. Love
Mr. Montgomery.
President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Adviser
Dean's List
JUNIORS— BOTH SCHOOLS
C. M. Anderson
O. J. Calderara
R. B. Carr
J. E. Cotter
B. F. Curtis
R. J. Edwards
D. P. Ellis
J. W. Greenleat
O. E. Hartford
M. R. Haven
W. E. Hills
A. J. Howard
R. W. LiTTLEFIELD
C. L. LOTHROP
T. R. Love
W. H. Marden
J. P. McGuCKIAN
H. C. MUENZER
A. J. Oliva
E. H. Parkhurst
A. W. Peterson
E. T. Sina
J. A. Smith
J. Swift
H. L. Vorderer
W. H. WiNCHELL
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Back Row: W. W. Forbush, W. W. Grant.
Front Row: A. S. Tewsbury, G. D. Crocker, Prof. Tozer.
Sophomore Class Officers
DIVISION A — SOPHOMORE ENGINEERING
G. D. Crocker President
W. W. Grant Vice-President
A. S. Tewksbury Secretary
W. W. Forbush Treasurer
Prof. Tozer Adviser
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Back Row; Haseltine, Forsberg, Bates.
Front Row: Prof. Tozer, Edson, Blanchard.
Sophomore Class Officers
DIVISION B — SOPHOMORE ENGINEERING
R. E. Edson President
A. O. Forsberg Vice-President
H. L. Blanchard Secretary
S. Haseltine, Jr. Treasurer
Prof. Tozer Adviser
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Hintz, O'Neill, Mr. Williamson, Newcombe.
Sophomore Class Officers
DIVISION A — BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
V. D. O'Neill
A. C. Zing
R. B. Ross
L. E. Hintz
Mr. \\'illiamson
President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Adviser
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Sails, Crosby, Mr. Williamson, Blatchford.
Sophomore Class Officers
DIVISION B — BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
J. J. Crosby
A. L. Harper
F. W. Blatchford
L. H. Salls
Mr. Williamson .
President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Adviser
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SOPHOMORES— BOTH SCHOOLS
\V. Begun
A. C. Belyea
J. C. Benson
F. W. Blatchford
E. A. Brown
W. P. Burbank
R. O. Carlson
S. M. Casparian
P. A. Coffin
R. Crabtree
C. Feingold
W. K. Freeman
F. O. Fridell
G. L. Gorbell
J. R. Grubb
A. T. Hatton
N. W. Herthal
J. C. Hickey
A. M. Hilton
F. E. Hodge
R. Isherwood
C. N. Kimball
A. E. Kirschner
G. H. Knox
E. Knuth
J. W. Labelle
D. F. Libby
J. W. Lymberg
J. S. Lynn
E. D. Lyons
D. H. Mackenzie
R. W. Maier
V. S. McFarlin
V. D. O'Neil
L. a. Parks
L. L. Rayment
C. A. Ridgway
W. A. Roberts
R. R. Rowe
C. V. SCHER
C. Schneppershoff
H. A. Scott
W. C. Shortle
R. B. Spofford
P. A. Stemmler
G. R. Steinbrenner
M. E. Sylvester
J. E. Valada
J. W. VanDerzee
P. Verbeck
R. H. Verner
A. K. Wright
A. W. Wyman
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Back Row: Mr. Newman, Johnson.
Front Row: Wright, Brown, Chase.
Freshman Class Officers
DIMSION A — FRESHMAN ENGINEERING
C. C. Brown .
G. W. Chase .
N. H. Wright
A. E. Johnson
Mr. Newman
President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Adviser
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Toohey, Mr. Maxcy, Bailey, Doyle.
Freshman Class Officers
DIMSION A — BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
P. G. Toohey , . President
E. F. Perkins Vice-President
J. E. Doyle, Jr Secretary
E. C. Bailey Treasurer
Mr. Maxcy Adviser
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NEWS BANQUET
The annual banquet of the Neivs occurred on Tuesday, April 17, 1928, at the
University Club. George A. Frye, 1929 E, was elected Editor-in-Chief, and Roger H.
Smith, Associate Editor, for the year 1928-29. Benjamin M. Ellison, 1928 B.A., the
retiring Editor-in-Chief, was the toastmaster at this gathering of over fifty-five men,
representing all departments on the News. Mr. Trentwell M. White, English Director
in the Dedham Public Schools, and author of boys' stories, was the guest speaker. His
subject was "More Copy".
The entire staff showed its appreciation of Mr. Marston's distinguished work by
presenting him with a cigarette lighter. Following this presentation, quills were
awarded to the staff members. For the first time the News departed from its usual
custom of presenting the coveted News Quills only to its members, when it awarded
them to Professor Estes, Director of Publications, and Mr. Marston, Faculty Adviser.
MUSICAL COMEDY BANQUET
On Wednesday, April 25, 1928, the entire personnel of the musical comedy,
"Yes, Yes, Siam", assembled for a banquet at the University Club. This dinner was
held to celebrate the successful presentation of Northeastern's fourth musical comedy,
reviewed in the Boston press as "the highest grade college show of the season".
John V. Baketel, 1929 B.A., of Methuen, toastmaster of the evening, introduced as
the principal speaker. Professor Holley S. Winkfield, to whom much credit was due
for providing the musical development of the show.
JUNIOR PROM
Friday evening, April 27, 1928, Hotel Statler was the scene of one of the keenly
anticipated social events of the school year, the Engineering School Junior Promenade.
About two hundred and fifty couples danced to the music of "Bill" Boyle's Orchestra
in the Imperial Ball Room. At midnight, following the favor dance and the grand
march, supper was served in the Georgian Room. The program opened at nine o'clock,
and Home Sweet Home was not played until four on Saturday morning. The guests of
honor were Dean and Mrs. Carl S. Ell, Professor and Mrs. Albert E. Whittaker, and
Professor Alfred J. Ferretti.
One hundred and fifty couples attended the Annual Junior Prom of Northeastern's
School of Business Administration at Longwood Towers, on Friday evening May 11,
1928. The Harvardians played for dancing from nine until three o'clock. A pleasing
innovation introduced by the 1929 committee, of which James J. Houlahan was
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silver bracelets and cigarette lighters, engraved with the university seal, for ladies and
gentlemen respectively were presented during the promenade which was led by Presi-
dent and Mrs. Frank Palmer Speare, Dean and Mrs. Carl Stephens Ell, Professor and
Mrs. Turner Flowers Garner, and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred D'Alessandro.
DEAN'S LIST DINNER
Sixty-three upperclassmen, who were on the Dean's List of honor students for the
majority of the terms during the year, were guests at a dinner held at the University
Club on Saturday evening. May 12, 1928. A scholarship of $100 was awarded to John
Swift of Roslindale, 1930 E, by Dean Carl S. Ell, toastmaster, for having attained the
highest scholastic grade of any student in the University. It was the first time such a
dinner has been held, and also the first time the scholarship was awarded, although
both events will now become a yearly feature of the University program. The speaker
of the evening was Dr. Pavson Smith, Commissioner of Education, who gave an
engaging discourse on "The Factors of a Successful Life". Chamber music was en-
joved during the dinner.
HONORARY SOCIETIES
The Sigma Delta Epsilon, honorary society of the School of Business Administra-
tion, held its annual banquet on Monday evening. May 14, 1928, at the University
Club. Six newly elected members were initiated. The men so honored by the society
were all Juniors, who had attained distinction both in the academic and the social life
of the University. Mr. Havice, Faculty Adviser, and Benjamin M. Ellison, retiring
president, were the after dinner speakers. After the banquet the entire society as-
sembled at the Shubert Theatre to enjoy Mitzi in "The Madcap".
The Northeastern Senate, honorary society of the Engineering School, gave a
farewell banquet to its graduating members at the University Club, on Friday evening,
June 15, 1928. Professor Stanley G. Estes, guest and speaker of the evening, talked on
"The Inquiring Mind".
SOPHOMORE DANCES
The State Suite of the Copley Plaza Hotel was the scene of an enjoyable dance on
Friday evening. May 18, 1928. The members of the B. A. Sophomore Class and their
friends made merry to the music of Joe Falk's band. The room was decorated with
Northeastern and class colors which contributed admirably to the atmosphere of the
place. Time slipped by with exasperating celerity, and at one o'clock the affair was
brought to a close. Patrons of the dance were: President and Mrs. Frank Palmer
Speare, Professor and Mrs. Turner Flowers Garner, Professor and Mrs. John B. Pugs-
ley, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Kenney, and Mr.
and Mrs. Gaines Thomson Cartinhour.
The annual Sophomore Hop, Division B, was held on Friday evening. May 25,
1928, at Whitney Hall, Brookline. It was declared one of the liveliest and best dances
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of the year. Dancing started shortly after eight o'clock and the gayety did not cease
until one o'clock. Excellent music was furnished by Dick Chappie's Orchestra. The
class and school spirit were outstanding and aided immensely in bringing about the
essential sociability of such a function. The patrons were Professor Frederick W.
Holmes, Professor Holley S. Winkfield, and Mr. William T. Alexander.
TRACK BANQUET
Northeastern terminated its track season, finishing seventh among twenty-three
colleges represented in the New England Intercollegiates, on Saturday, May 12, 1928.
After the meet, the Huskies were feted at the University Club. Captain Tatton was
toastmaster and introduced Dean Carl S. Ell, who paid tribute to the team, the coaches
and the faculty, for their support of track during the past year. Coaches Zeller and
Parsons also expressed their appreciation of the co-operation that prevailed during the
season, and bestowed especial praise upon the men who had placed in the New Eng-
lands. Stanley Earle, who a few hours before had placed third in the N. E. I. C. A. A.
quarter-mile, was elected captain, and Lambert F. Larson was elected manager. At the
close of the evening letters were awarded by Professor Winthrop E. Nightingale to
nineteen athletes and class numerals to eighteen.
BASEBALL BANQUET
The members of the Northeastern baseball team gathered at the University Club
for their annual banquet on Saturday evening, June 2, 1928. Neil Mahoney, veteran
Husky backstop for the past three years, received the highest tribute any athlete can
receive when he was acclaimed captain for the 1928-1929 baseball season. Thirteen
members were awarded their insignia, and were also given gold baseball bats by Mr.
H. Bradlee Fenno. T. Llewellyn Schofield, 1929 E, of Weston, was appointed manager,
to succeed Harry Kempanen of Fitchburg, who was toastmaster for the evening.
ANNUAL OUTING
For the first time, the School of BusinessAdministration joined the School of
Engineering in Northeastern's Eighteenth Annual Field Day, held at Riverside,
Newton, on Saturday, June 9, 1928. The students arrived in their own cars or by
special train in time to take part in the parade of alumni and students to the recreation
grounds — an annual feature of the outing. The parade was followed by the presenta-
tion of the senior class banners to the freshmen. Sports were featured during the day,
and dancing and canoeing in the evening served to round out a very enjoyable program.
FRESHMAN RECEPTION
On Friday, September 21, 1928, over two hundred freshmen and faculty gathered
in Bates Hall to enjoy the reception tendered the freshmen by the Student Union.
"Husky" was introduced to the yearlings and received his share of cheers and ap-
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Six members of the class of 1932 furnished music during the evening. For addi-
tional attractions a company of professional entertainers was on hand, and afterwards
a movie was enjoyed by those present.
The reception was brought to an end after Dean Ell and other members of the
faculty made short speeches of welcome and advice to the newcomers.
INTERCLASS BASEBALL
The class of 1929 won the interclass baseball annual championship, the final
game being between the senior and sophomore teams.
Mr. H. Bradlee Fenno has donated to the winning team a silver cup to be a
perpetual trophy for winners of these series. Members of the winning team were also
given their numerals.
DIVISION A RUSH
Northeastern sophomores won the fall classic at the Fens on October 2, by suc-
cessfully defending the ' 'flag' ' atop the greased pole. There were at least two freshmen
for each sophomore, but the ' 'cagey" second-year men maintained a successful defense for
the full time limit of three minutes. The sophomores finally amassed 180 points
against their opponents' 125.
Freshman hopes were catapulted high into the air when the freshman team ran
away with the football game 14 to 6. Flumer, Green, and Howe starred for the year-
lings, while Gilbert, Krasnow, and Zing were the main bearings of the sophomore
machine. The Sophomores, however, were victors in the other events of the afternoon,
a five-man six-legged race, and an obstacle race.
Freshmen continued to wear red caps, and otherwise remained in durance vile.
SENIOR DANCE
Northeastern's Senior Dance was held on October 5, 1928, at the Tent ballroom on
Huntington Avenue. This was the first red-letter day on Northeastern's 1928-1929
social calendar. Representatives of all classes, and of alumni, were among the two
hundred couples present at this semi-formal event. Morey Pearl's well-known orches-
tra provided the music.
Professor and Mrs. H. W. Melvin, Professor and Mrs. S. G. Estes, and Professor
and Mrs. A. E. Whittaker were present as guests of the class of 1929.
ALUMNI BANQUETS
Alumni of the Engineering School held their annual banquet at the University
Club, on October 25, 1928. The Hon. William S. Youngman, speaker of the evening,
chose for his subject, "The Issue of the Present Campaign." Frank L. Flood, 1922,
retiring president of the association, acted as toastmaster of the evening. It was
decided at this meeting to consolidate with the B. A. alumni group.
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B. A. Alumni held a get-together on November 1, 1928. The group had dinner at
the Palais D'Or, and rounded out the evening by attending "The Connecticut Yan-
kee", at the Majestic Theatre.
The Northeastern University Alumni Club of New York held its annual meeting
at the Hotel Breslin, Broadway, New York Citv, on October 26, 1928. President
Sherman O. Maxwell, 1925 E, was toastmaster. Professor Joseph Spear, and Professor
John B. Pugsley were present as guests.
SOCCER BANQUET
The second annual banquet of the Northeastern soccer team was held at the
University Club on November 27, 1928. Professor Edward S. Parsons was master of
ceremonies. Vice-President Carl S. Ell, Professor Turner F. Garner, and Professor
John B. Puglsey were speakers of the evening. Each speaker commended the unde-
feated team upon its successful season.
Professor Winthrop E. Nightingale, chairman of the Faculty Committee on
Athletics, announced the winners of the Varsity "N", and numerals.
Fred E. Hess, 1930 E, was elected captain of the team for the coming season, and
Russell E. Cobb was chosen manager.
Northeastern's first undefeated Varsity team was given special recognition in the
form of gold soccer ball watch charms.
SENATE ALUMNI BANQUET
The University Club was the scene of the annual Senate Alumni Banquet, on
December 13, 1928. James H. Kinghorn, 1929 E, President of the Senate, acted as
toastmaster.
Professor Edgar McNaughton, of Tufts College, was the guest speaker of the
evening. Professor Turner F. Garner, Director of Education, and Ralph L. Atkinson,
1921, were other speakers.
MIDWINTER CONCERT
Northeastern's four Division B musical clubs united in their annual midwinter
concert on January 11, 1929, at Paul Revere Hall in the Mechanics Building. The
program was diversified and pleasing, ranging from the barbaric harmonies of
Tschaikowsky's "Marche Slave", to the rippling melody of Weidt's "Sunny Smile".
The Bacchanalians gathered the most applause for their peppy renditions. The clubs
taking part were the Banjo Club, the Concert Orchestra, the Bacchanalians, and
the Glee Club. After the concert dancing was in order until twelve.
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Northeastern University Senate
OFFICERS
James H. Kinghorn President
John A. Anderson Vice-President
Harold F. Wilder Secretary-Treasurer
Prof. James W. Ingalls Faculty Adviser
Charles P. Goeller
Howard M. Gregory
John B. Kiniry
James E. Lane
Orall J. Calderara
Burton F. Curtis
SENIORS
Frank C. Poehlman
Hyman Silverman
Arnold Tippo
JUNIORS
Orville E. Hartford
SOPHOMORE
George L. Gorbell
William Weinfeld
James H. Kinghorn
John A. Anderson
Harold F. Wilder
Raymond W. Littlefield
Joseph P. McGuckian
William Crombie White
Prof. Albert Edward Whittaker
ALUMNI IN THE FACULTY
Ervin Holbrook Lewis
Albert Ellsworth Everett
Edward Snow Parsons
The Senate
FROM the date of its establishment, May 3, 1921, until the present. The Senate, Honorary Society oi the
School of Engineering, has represented the highest honor attainable by an undergraduate in the
School. The basic requirement of membership is high scholarship, but quality of character, and interest in the
welfare of others are also considered. A gold charm in the form of a scroll, bearing the name of the society on
its face and suitably engraved on the back, is the insignia of the Senate.
Twice a year the names of upperclassmen scholastically eligible for The Senate are submitted to the
Society by the faculty. These are voted upon by the active members of the Senate and only those men are
elected who, in the eyes of their fellows, combine high scholastic achievement with personal integrity and
the ability to co-operate with others.
There are at present 142 alumni members, the majority of whom retain an active interest in the under-
graduate chapter. An Annual Senate Alumni Banquet is held in mid-winter for the purpose of enabling alumni
and undergraduates to become better acquainted. The active chapter also sponsors frequent meetings of a
social and educational nature throughout the school year, culminating in the Farewell Dinner to the Seniors
in June.
It is traditional at Northeastern that membership in the Senate can be held only by upperclassmen who
have demonstrated outstanding ability in several phases of undergraduate life. The Society has thus served to
promote all-round development with emphasis upon scholarship and character.
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Front Row: Bradley, Bea), Smith.
Sigma Delta Epsilon
Me. Charles W. Havice Faculty Adviser
OFFICERS
Stanley W. Beal President
R. Heyward Smith Vice-President
S. Whitney Bradley Secretary and Treasurer
MEMBERS
Stanley W. Beal, '29 Thurston B. Stowers, '29 S. Whitney Bradley, '29
C. Robertson Damrell, '29 George H. Whittum, '29 R. Heyward Smith, '29
MEMBERS ELECTED MARCH 14, 1929
T. Carlton Faulds, '29 George H. Knox, '31 Albert J. Oliva, '30
William Begun, '31 Vernon D. O'Neill, '31 Everett A. Brown, '31
ELECTION to Sigma Delta Epsilon, thehonorary society of the School of Business Administration, is the
highest honor that can be conferred upon a student in this school. Those who are eligible for election
are considered upon the basis of sound scholarship, personal character, and University activities. The men
privileged to wear the gold key of the society are notable for their general leadership in undergraduate life.
Carrying high standards into their business and professional careers, Sigma Delta. Epsilon alumni are to be
found in eminent places among the younger graduates.
While this honor group functions quietly, its dignified influence lends a definite tone to the school. By
reason of its rigid requirements, the active membership is never large. Usually about six men are elected each
year. Meetings are held at least once a month; an annual prize is awarded to a freshman most worthy on the
basis of scholarship, character and activities; and several times each year the alumni meet with the under-
graduates for a social evening.
The gold key of the society is rhombic in design with the symbolism and the Greek letters Sigma Delta
Epsilon engraved upon its face.
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DIVISION A
George E. Lookup, '29
Harry L. Barstow, '29
Carlton L. Lothrop, '30
1929
Eliot W. Howard
Warren A. Ho\vard
James H. Kinghorn
Lambert F. Larson
James E. Williams
1930
Frederick E. Hess
Richard B. Carr
President
Vice-President
Secretary-Trt
DIVISION B
William J. Butler, '29
Raymond W. Braun, '29
Raymond E. Edson, '31
1929
Raymond W. Cleveland
Howard M. Gregory
Victor A. Thurston
Howard L. Grace
Thomas J. Lynch
1930
Milton A. Saunders
Edgar F. Child
Nelson W. Gallagher
John W. LaBelle
Paul C. Burke
George H. Knox
Alfred C. Anderson
Elmer W. Crawford
Charles C. Brown
Paul G. Toohey
J. W. Eakins
W. S. Walker
THE University Student Council is primarily a body endowed with the power to govern student activ-
ities. The Council organized this year early in the fall under its two presidents, and has worked very
efficiently.
The Freshman-Sophomore relationships have been handled in a very satisfactory manner this year by
both councils. The Division A Group inaugurated the precedent of manual labor for recalcitrant freshmen.
In addition to the large amount of work entailed in interclass relationships, the Council has considered
many matters of policy and has made many important decisions. The Council has gradually increased its
scope of activities and tends more and more to make itself felt as an aggressive and positive factor in student
activities.
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R. R. Hilton, '29 President
W. Begun, '31 Secretary-Treasurer
Prof. J. Spear Adviser
BETA GAMMA EPSILON
J. H. KiNGHORN, '29 H. L. Burton, '29
ALPHA KAPPA SIGMA
W. A. Stahle, '29 J. H. Aldrich, '30
ETA TAU NU
C. L. Lothrop, '30 R. R. Hilton, '29
SIGMA OMEGA PSI
L. Berig, '29 M. Press, '30
NU EPSILON ZETA
W. O. Dick, '29 C. H. Muirhead, '30
PHI GAMMA PI
B. B. Sheridan, '30 W. R. Block, '29
SIGMA PHI ALPHA
S. Bohaker, '31 M. B. Beckwith, '31
PHI BETA ALPHA
C. E. Lynde, '30 L. F. Larson, '29
KAPPA ZETA PHI
J. A. Abbott, '30 W. Begun, '31
GAMMA PHI KAPPA
A. A. QuiMBY, '29 J. A. Hamre, '29
SIGMA DELTA
G. A. Frye, '29 A. W. MoRANG, '30
IOTA PHI SIGMA
J. Applebaum, '29 S. Zitter, '29
THE Interfraternitv Council is a representative group governinff interfraternit\' relationships. It is com-
posed of two members from each of the twelve fraternities ofthe Engineering and Business Adminis-
tration Schools. The Council is now in its third year, and the friendly spirit and harmony e-\isting between
the fraternities is largely due to the efforts of this organization.
The Council is advised by Professor Spear and its decisions are reviewed and checked by the Faculty
Committee on Fraternities composed of the faculty advisers of the several fraternities.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FOR 1928-1929
Clifford A. Clark
Stern A. Lyon
Charles W. Thompson
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Secretary
Treasurer
COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN
Virgil A. Thurston
Richard K. Eaton
Clinton T. Kessell
Peter Verbeck
James B. McArdle \
John S. Young /
Addison H. Pratt Intercollegiate
. . Keligiom
Service and Welfare
Social
Membership
Publicity
Howard H. Allen
Milton A. Saunders
Kendal A. Love
DIVISION B
President
Secretary
Treasurer
Victor A. Thurston
Lindsay P. Cummings
Veron a. Love
Forest I. Reynolds
Kenneth L. Killer
Addison H. Pratt
COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN
Keligious
Service and Welfare
Social
Membership
Publicity
Intercollegiate
Faculty Adviser
Mr. Charles W. Havice
Dean Carl S. Ell
Prof. Harold W. Melvin
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Rev. William E. Gardner, D.D.
Mr. Charles W. Havice
THE Northeastern Student Union has enlarged its program so that it serves in many ways the entire
student body. Its threefold activities — social, service, and spiritual — have extended themselves into all
branches of student life.
One of the Union's most notable achievements is the weekly chapel service. Many eminent preachers
serve as chapel speakers.
In its noon-hour programs, the Union has sponsored a variety of educational and entertaining features
including popular lectures, movies, and forums.
Through its Service and Welfare department letters, copies of the News, flowers, and fruit have been sent
to ill students; moreover, visits have often been made. The Lost and Found department has also been of great
service. Over twelve hundred articles have been returned during the year.
The Reading and Writing Room is comfortably appointed for the use of all students. Lounging chairs,
study tables, writing desks, magazines and newspapers are to be found in this room. "Husky" stationery,
pens and ink are always available.
The social activities have included several large receptions and a number of smaller social programs.
Through its diversified intercollegiate contact the Union has given dignified publicity to the University.
Delegates were sent to a large number of student conferences throughout the year.
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Front Row: Richardson, Burton, Sylvester.
Boston Society of Civil Engineers
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY SECTION
H. L. Burton Chairman
F. G. Smethurst Vice-Chairman
K. D. Sylvester . .■ Clerk
A. M. Mager 1
B. A. O'Shea \ Executive Committee
C. S. Richardson J
Professor Alvord Adviser
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American Society of Mechanical
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NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY SECTION
E. N. Hobby 1 r-i- ■ ■ 4 f Chairman
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H. A. bTEDT / 1 Secretary-Treasurer
J. C. Anderson \ n' ' ' R / Chairman
P. F. Atwood j \ Secretary-Treasurer
Professor Zeller Adviser
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American Institute of Electrical
Engineers
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY BRANCH
R. W. Cleveland
President
C. P. Goeller
Vice-President
H. F. Wilder
Secretary
O. E. Hartford
Treasurer
Professor Smith
Adviser
THE Northeastern University Student Branch, American Institute of Electrical Engineers completed
a very successful year. Several speakers of prominence and experts in their respective fields spoke during
the year. Among these were Doctor Kennelly of Harvard, Professor C. L. Dawes of Harvard, Professor Lamp-
son of the General Radio Company, and Mr. Davis, Superintendent of the Simplex Wire and Cable Company.
A very instructive excursion was taken through the works and high tension laboratory of this company.
The enrollment this year was very large. Northeastern tied for second place with University or California
with an enrollment of 78 student members. There are 99 branches in the United States.
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American Chemical Society
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY CHAPTER OF THE
NORTHEASTERN SECTION
N. C, N.S., A. C. S.
C. R. Thombs President
J. E. Lane Vice-President
J. H. Aldrich / Division A \ Secretary-Treasurer
A. W. MoRANG \ Division B / Secretary-Treasurer
Professor Strahan Adviser
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Back Row: Stuart, Story.
Front Row: Prof. Ingalls, Frye, Mason.
Society of Industrial Engineers
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY CHAPTER
G. A. Frye Presidmt
C. T. Stuart Vice-President
W. E. Story Secretary
H. R. Mason Treasurer
Professor Ingalls Adviser
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Back Row: Bender, Blanchard, Sherman.
Front Row: Pope, Murphy, Keezer.
American Management Association
JoH^f A. Murphy .
President
Charles A. Pope .
Vice-President
Kendall Blanchard
Secretary
C. DiMOND Keezer
Treasurer
Mr. Maxcy ....
MEMBERS
Adviser
J. E. Williams
C. E. O'Brien
J. L. FoRSYTHE
H. Lesser
W. B. Sherman
S. S. Marshall
J. A. PuCKEY
R. E. Sawyer
R. T. St.Clair
L. J. Beedle
D. W. Clark
J. W. Dennis
C. R. Damrell
C. E. Lynde
J. V. Baketel
W. K. Plunkett
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Front Row: G. H. Whittum, E. B. Morris, Virgil A. Thurston, W. A. MacDonald.
1928-29 Inter-Club Council
President
James E. Lane
Secretary-Treasurer
Virgil A. Thurston
James T. Macchi, Medford
James E. Lane, Quincy
Walter W. Forbush, Everett
Warren A. MacDonald, Mechanic Arts
Division A Officers
Vice-President
Walter W. Forbush
Adviser
Prof. Eliot F. Tozer
Arthur Foley, Salem
John S. Lynn, Greater Lynn
Virgil A. Thurston, Maine
Lester E. Hintz, Nutmeg
Division B Officers
President
Edward B. Morris
Secretary-Treasurer
Victor A. Thurston
James T. Macchi, Milford
George H. Whittum, Quincy
Lester F. Hermanson, Everett
Warren A. MacDonald, Mechanic Arts
Vice-President
George H. Whittum
Adviser
Prof. Eliot F. Tozer
Thomas H. Sullivan, Salem
Raymond E. Edson, Greater Lynn
Victor A. Thurston, Maine
Edward B. Morris, Nutmeg
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Founded 1923
James E. Lane
Robert E. Anderson
Waldo A. Howe
Theodore A. Nelson
Prof. Waldemar S. McGuire
President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Adviser
James E. Lane
Mechanic Arts High School Club
Founded 1924
Warren A. MacDonald . . Preside7it
Charles P. Goeller . Vice-President
William E. Ramm . Secretary-Treasurer
Prof. Henry E. Richards . Adviser
Warren A. MacDonald
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Salem Club of Northeastern University
Founded 1924
Thomas H. Sullivan
President
William B. O'Keefe
Vice-President
Henry O. Muenzer
. Secretary
Cornelius J. Buckley
Treasurer
Mr. Charles O. Baird .
Adviser
Thomas H. Sullivan
Everett High Club of Northeastern University
Founded 1925
Allan V. Hanson . Pre.
Albert W. Bengston Vice-President
George H. Gould .... Secretary
H. Wallace Bazley Treasurer
Prof. William J. Alcott, Jr. Adviser
Allan V. Hanson
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The Northeastern Milford Club
Founded 1926
James T. Macchi
President
John G. Carlson
Vice-President
Frank S. Todino
Secretary
Stanley M. Richards
Treasurer
Mr. Albert E. Everett
Adviser
James T. Macchi
Nutmeg State Club
Founded 1926
Vahram G. Ohanesian .
WiNTHROP R. Block
Lester E. Hintz
Raymond W. Cleveland
Seaton a. Reed
Philip F. Atwood
. President
Vice-President
Secretary, Div. A
Secretary, Div. B
Treasurer, Div. A
Treasurer, Div. B
Mr. William T. Alexander
Adviser
Vahram G. Ohanesian
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Founded 1927
Thomas A. Pinkham
Almon W. Morang
Maurice E. Sharpe
Raymond A. Grant
Wesley E. Winter .
President
Vice-President
Recording Secretary
Corresponding Secretary
Treasurer
Mr. Arthur B. Montgomery
Adviser
Thomas A. Pinkham
Greater Lynn Club of Northeastern University
Founded 1928
Raymond E. Edson . . . President
John S. Lynn . . Vice-President, Div. A
John H. Lowe . . Vice-President, Div. B
Clayton E. Dearborn
Secretary-Treasurer , Div. A
Richard D. Murphy
Secretary-Treasurer, Div. B
Prof. Albert E. Whittaker . Adviser
Raymond E. Edson
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Adelbert F. Schirmer . . President
Kenneth I. Bird . . Vice-President
Charles A. Parker Recording Secretary
Charles T. Morgan Corresponding Secretary
WiLNER H. Wyman . Treasurer
Prof. Winthrop E. Nightingale Adviser
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John V. Baketel
Business JAanager
Howard L. Grace
Ticket Nlanager
Harry W. Bunting
Publicity JAanager
B. John Kiniry
Scenery Manager
Lincoln H. Smith
Costume Manager
Arnold Tippo
General Manager
Raymond C. Hardin
Stage Manager
S. Whitney Bradley
Program Manager
Veron a. Love
Property Manager
Harry" G. MacLeod
'Rehearsal Manager
Floyd B. Sawyer
Stage Electrician
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MUSICAL COMEDY
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Fraternity President Norman F. Faulkner
McCann Nichol Paul C. Munroe
Alec Trickle Russell C. Chase
Big Ben John L. Schultz
Dangerous Dan Magrue Ferris M. Moses
The Lady Known as Lou Winford L. Schofield
Coal Slaw Allan Putnam
Pearl Slaw Stephen Haseltine
f Joseph E. Fay
Strike Leaders . -j Isadore A. Scholnick
[ Paul F. Gilman
Sam McGee Jesse W. Eakins
Scarface Phillips B. King
Broadway Bill George A. Estes
Lily White Eric A. Roundburg
Hermit of Sharktooth Shoal Winslow A. Stahle
Sergeant School Charles A. Pope
Private Way Wesley E. Winter
Sadie Perch Gordon Moore
Minnie Shrimp Raymond E. Edson
Husky, a sled dog Husky
W. T. Schafer
R. C. Wylie
R. H. Smith
J. A. Turner
K. W. Randall
A. C. Wiinikka
B. B. Rockwood
CHORUSES
Girls
H. E. Burton
G. L. Cutler
M. Yates
Boys
W. H. Simister
N. F. Faulkner
H. P. Clark
R. A. Noyes
E. Swartz
C. E. Cox
S. Neiditz
L Altshuler
G. A. Hagerty
R. L Crowell
E. H. Sennott, Jr.
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L. J. Berry 'Leader
Prof. H. S. X^'inkpield faculty Adviser
J. E. Rodgers Assistant Manager
MEMBERS
Flute and Piccolo
E. L. Kneeland
C. T. Laurud
H. W. Olin
Clarinets
L. E. Stilphen
J. F. Murphy
M. E. Porter
L. W. Glidden
L. M. Vant
H. L. MuRCH
Saxophones
P. H. TOWNSEND
A. L. PRESTO>f
H. S. Maden
A. C. Thompson
Altos
\V. T. Linehan
B. F. Curtis
G. I. Dower
C. E. Hervey
Baritone
F. P. LeBaron
Basses
R. G. Nicholson
H. A. Scott
J. E. Parsons
Trombones
W. B. Sherman
J. H. Aldrich
J. Kernan
A. E. Schaier
Trumpets
A. K. Wright
C. J. F. Barriers
H. R. MOSELY
P. W. HOULE
C. N. Kimball
K. F. Hayden
H. J. Yeames
G. H. Gate
Drums
D. G. Eaton
F. B. Weston
H. Chatis
J. H. Donohue
C R. Johnson
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A. A. Nelson
K. E. Watson
T. B. Thompson Librarian
Y. Greenberg Assistant Matiager
M. Adelman Assistant Librarian
MEMBERS
Violins
Clarinet
R. W. Cleveland
L. J. Berry
F. S. TODINO
Horn
A. B. Cohen
W. A. Lampinen
\V. T. LiNEHAN
R. A. Mattson
Bassoon
W. A. Cheney
G. H. Whittum
V. M. Scoppettuolo
E. B. Dunphy
y. Greenberg
E. A. Hadjan
Trumpets
C. E. Elliott
A. K. Wright
S. M. Pearlman
C. J. Barriere
Violas
C. G. Schneppersho
W. A. Sudack
Trombones
A. Rubin
S. L. Sanges
Cello
W. B. Sherman
J. S. Bergmann
Drums
Bass
P. S. Bunker
J. H. DONOHUE
E. S. Williston
Viano
Flute ,
J. G. CURRAN
G. N. Perry
F. A. Bernklow
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T. J. Lynch Leader
J. A. Shultz Manager
R. P. SwiNERTON Librarian
L. P. Mendoza Assistant Manager
MEMBERS
'L. A. Bean
E. A. Chase
R. W. Chick
D. E. COBURN
W. K. Freeman
A. V. Friensehner
N. R. Johnson
V. N. Norcross
V. G. Ohanesian
R. E. Peterson
C. B. Walworth
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Leader
. Manager
Assistant Ma7iager
Violins
R. \\'. Cleveland
A. B. Cohen
Bass
E. S. \^'lLLISTON
Piano
K. E. ^^'ATSON
Drums
P. S. Bunker
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W. M. Mager
C. D. Keezer Manager
K. C. Whitehill Librarian
F. S. MosHER Accompanist
MEMBERS
H. J. Aldrich
C. E. Blanchard
C. L. Chatterton
G. R. Crighton
L. P. CuMMINGS
J. M. Fair
A. W. Fraser
G. W. Freeman
C. L. GOLBRANSON
J. B. Hamilton
j. A. Herholz
W. E. Hills
R. W. Karges
\\\ A. MacDonald
F. M. Moses
R. B. Parker
J. F. PuGLISI
A. Putnam
H. A. Scott
H. \^'. Scott
M. C. Smith
A. Sprv
N. E. Staples
W. E. Terrell
\V. D. Turner
A. I. Wegelius
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Mager, Bunker, Nelson, Lynch.
Musical Clubs Council
1928-1929
A. A. Nelson President
H. S. WiNKFiELD Faculty Director
MEMBERS
P. S. Bunker Bacchanalians
T. J. Lynch Banjo Club
W. M. Mager Glee Club
L. J. Berry Band
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Front Row: Baggish, Ohanesian, Townsend.
Board of Managers
p. F. Baggish ]
V. G. Ohanesian >
D. W. Clark J
1928-1929
Managers
General Managers
P. H. Townsend
J. A. Shultz
C. D. Keezer
K. E. Watson
E. H. Lewis ....
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Banjo Club
Glee Club
Orchestra
Faculty Manager
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V. R. Grammont, '29 A I\"
C. A. Brown, '30 B IV
Editors-in-Chief
Aia?!agi?ig Editor
E. T. LiFNER, '29 B B.A.
Photographk Editors
L. N. CoLLis, '29 A I
Advertising Editors
J. J. HOULAHAN, '29 A B.A.
J. F. Murphy, '31 A III
E. \V. Howard, '29 A III
H. L. Grace, '29 B B.A.
S. W. Bradley, '29 A A B.A.
H. R. Mason, '29 A V
Art Editors
H. W. Bunting, '29 A V W. Weinfeld, '29 B III
M. C. LiNscoTT, '30 B I
Snapshot Editors
M. Silverman, '29 A lY R. A. Flagg, '29 B B.A.
J. A. Anderson, '29 B II
C. R. Damrell, '29 A B.A.
A. M. Mager, '29 B I
W. H. Nichols, '29 A II
R. W. Dennis, '29 A III
E. C. Campbell, '29 A \Y
V. D. Foster, '29 A V
T. C. Faulds, '29 A B.A.
Feature Editors
Course Editors
W. M. Bacheller, '29 B IV
J. L. Forsyth, '29 A B.A.
R. C. Chase, '29 B I
N. L. Lynch, '29 B II
W.J. Bazley, '29BIII
J. B. KiNiRY, '29 B IV
S. N. Haynes, '29AAB.A.
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G. A. Frye, '29, Editor-in-Chief
R. H. Smith, '29, Associate Editor-in-Chief
Feature Editors — W. Weinfeld, '29, R. H. Smith, '29
Managing Editors — W. Weinfeld '29, K. Blanchard, '29
News Editors
E. E. FORSLIND, '29
E. S. Hill, '30
Advertising Managers
J. 'V. Baketel, '29
N. W. Gallagher, '30
Asst. Advertising Manager
R. B. Ross, '31
Circulation Manager
W. B. Sherman, '30
Asst. Circulation
H. C. Whelden,
S. Neiditz, '30
T. E. Kelly, '30
G. H. Whittum, '29
H. A. Gill, '31
F. E. Powers, '31
D. S. White, '31
H. H. Moore, '31
J. E. Kalstein, '29
M. F. Katziff, '29
C. G. Starkey, '29
C. H. MulRHEAD, '30
A. M. Hall, '30
L. Hermanson, '31
N. C. Cohen, '31
E. P. Marconi, '31
Editorial Staff
E. H. Sennott, '31
S. A. Lyon, '31
Business Staff
G. H. Knox, '31
W. P. BuRBANK, '31
Sporting Staff
R. S. Cole, '32
J. W. Duncan, '30
Circulation Staff
W. McRae, '32
L. I. HODGDON, '31
Reporting Staff
R. T. Cotton, '31
A. E. Johnson, '32
M. S. Tarnopol, '32
D. J. Loux, '32
E. Lurie, '29
H. C. Selya, '29
G. A. Macdonald, '30
C. A. Magnuson, '30
C. G. SCHNEPPERSHOFF, '31
Advertising Staff
K. Singer, '32
Intercollegiate Editors
C. M. Walker, '30
J. P. McGuCKIAN, '30
sports Editor
C. E. Goodwin, '29
Business Manager
S. W. Bradley, '29
Asst. Business Manager
T. B. Stowers, '29
Photographic Editor
R. H. Latimer, '29
P. G. ToOHEY, '32
H. B. Sturges, '32
H. E. Burton, '31
F. S. Mosher, '32
N. P. Altshuler, '32
R. G. Amiss, '31
A. H. Spry, '32
M. Kesselman, '31
B. J. Cantor, '31
C. R. Williamson, '31
L. E. HiNTz, '31
S. Wesalo, '31
S. P. Stephanski, '32
A. Machinsal, '32
A, W. Paradis, 32
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Front Row: Baketel, Grace, Bradley.
Handbook Staff
Editor-in-Chief
Howard L. Grace, '29
Associate Editors
George A. MacDonald, '30
S. Whitney Bradley, '29
R. D. Kendrick Reynolds, '31
Advertising M.anager
John V. Baketel, '29
Advertising Staff
Russell H. Latimer, '29
T. Edmund Ackart, '30
Frank H. Robinson, Jr., '30
The Handbook is published annually by the Northeastern Student Union, and is
issued to students at the beginning of the college year. It contains detailed information
concerning athletics, class activities, and organizations in the school. Schedules, a
daily diary, songs, cheers, and important dates in the college calendar make the book
of great value.
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Professor Edward S. Parsons
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Lambert F. Larson, '29
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TRACK SQUAD
P. C. Burks, '31
A. N. Chapman, '31
C. H. Cheney, '30
R. H. Cook, '31
E. E. Fischer, '31
W. W. Forbush, '31
A. Forsberg, '31
C. R. Greenleaf, '31
W. J. Hanson, '32
J. M. Ingraham, '31
L. F. Larson, '29, My
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M. Lundell, '31
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^HE Northeastern track team shaped up as one of the best
in New England this year. The Huskies went through an
indoor season undefeated, having got by their old rival Bates
for the first time in five years, and again overwhelmed Worcest-
^ ".^x er Tech. The prospects for the outdoor season were exceedingly
^■jjj^K bright with dual meets with Tufts, April 20, at home; Spring-
j^^^H field College, at Springfield, May 4; Colby, at Waterville,
^^^^^. May 11; the Eastern Intercollegiates, at Worcester, May 18;
and the New England Intercollegiates, at M. I. T., May 24
and 25.
The handicap meet in the fall was marked by some good
performances, especially by newcomers from the freshman
class who were clestined to make good later in the year. The
team received a blow early in the year when Stanley Earle, '29,
captain-elect, resigned, and the letter men later chose Almon
Morang, a junior, as his successor.
Morang is the best high jumper the Huskies ever had, and
holds the indoor and outdoor college records, both of which
he improved this year.
A summary of the winter's activities is interesting in
showing the strides that the Husky runners have taken the
past year. The Prout Memorial games were marked by a North-
eastern relay victory over Massachusetts Aggies by a lap, with
Francis Shea, Red Thompson, Wilrose Hanson and Charles
Thompson, running in that order in the mile event. In this
meet, Francis Powers placed third in the hurdles for the
N. E. A. A. A. U. championship to the world's record-holders, Monty Wells and
John Collier. Captain Morang tied for first in the N. E. A. A. A. U. high jump at a
new college record height, 6 feet, 1 1-8 inches. James McCrudden, freshman captain,
was second in a handicap 600.
Then came the B. A. A. meet with George Martin pole vaulting 12 feet to a new
college record, although not placing, and the relay team defeating Bates by a half-lap
and Worcester Tech by more than that distance in a three-cornered relay. The college
record in the mile relay was lowered below the figure of the Prout effort to 3:33 1-5-
Powers was again a finalist in the hurdles in fast company.
A preliminary meet that was to aid the Huskies in preparing for the dual meets
was the Y. M. C. A. open meet which really opened the season. The Huskies mon-
opolized the honors. The contest was marked by Jack Morley's comeback as a high
jumper. He cleared six feet. Charles Thompson started his assault on Earle's 600-yard
record in this meet also.
The Millrose games in New York saw the Husky relay four meet its only defeat of
the season by Fordham. But the Huskies outlegged Manhattan and St. John's College
of Brooklyn. The N. E. A. A. A. U. championship events at Mechanics Building at-
tracted several Northeastern entries. Red Thompson placed second to Sam Martin,
B. A. A. star, in the 1000 and Charlie Thompson was second to Frankie Burns, also of
the B. A. A., in the 600, setting a new college record of 1:18 2-5. Powers was a
finalist in the dash.
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Bates at Lewiston on a dirt track, after training on boards all
winter, 45-41. Behind in the next to the last event, North-
eastern relay team ran a record-breaking race for the distance
and gave N. U. a victory in the meet. A number of records fell
in this meet, which was marked by gruelling competition.
Joseph Fait and William Repetto, in the dash, and Roy
Rymph, in the shotput, were other Husky record-breakers.
Northeastern found Worcester Tech an easy opponent in a
dual meet at home which ended the indoor season. The
Huskies captured all but two firsts and all but two seconds.
The meet was featured by the 600-yard run by Charles Thomp-
son, the shotputting of Rymph, the 300 by Shea, with one
shoe off, and the flashy running of Fischer in the mile and
1000. Other Huskies could have performed more brilliantly if
they had been pushed. The Huskies won, 58 1-2 to 18 1-2, in
their meet with Worcester, incidentally.
An undefeated outdoor season up to the New Englands
was predicted, and the Huskies were favored to do better than
ever in the New Englands. The Eastern crown was worn the
past year by Northeastern and shared by Northeastern and
Union the previous year. The coaches certainly deserve credit
for the way they developed material this year.
Manager Larson
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W.J. Hanson, F. L. Shea, Prof. Parsons, W. E. Thompson, C. W. Thompson.
Relay Team
WiLROsE J. Hanson
Francis L. Shea
William E. Thompson
Charles W. Thompson
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Coach
RuFus H. Bond
tAanager
Llewellyn T. Schofield
Captain
Neil T. Mahoney
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Asst. Manager
George C. Thompson
W. Carter, '32
W. E. Coleman, '32
R. H. Cook, '32
E. F. Dempsey, '31
A. W. Fisher, '32
J. H. Friel, '32
G. E. Goodwin, '29
G. L. Greene, '32
G. A. Hagerty, '30
C. H. Hamilton, '29
R. G. Hassell, '31
E. V. Johnson, '32
N. T. Mahoney, '29, Capt.
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A. M. Merritt, '32
C. R. Messer, '32
W. E. Nutter, '31
S. H. Presper, '32
R. P. Richardson, '29
P. S. Ranney, '29
L. M. Rymph, '32
H. M. Somerville, '30
A. W. Steptoe, '32
W. A. Symancyk, '30
H. Tiffany, '31
G. H. Whittum, '29
Captain Mahoney
VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE
1929
April 6
April 9
April 15
April 19
April 22
April 25
April 27
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1
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11
14
18
22
23
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Lowell Textile
Providence College
Dartmouth
Tufts
Bates
University of Maine
Rhode Island State
W. P. I.
M. A. C.
Lowell Textile
Rhode Island State
Middlebury .
Bates
Colby
U. S. Naval Training Station
at Lowell
at Providence
at Home
at Medford
at Home
at Home
at Kingston
at Worcester
at Amherst
at Home
at Home
at Home
at Lewiston
at Waterville
at Home
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Manager Schofield
NORTHEASTERN baseball team, with a trio of
four-vear veterans, Captain Neil Mahonev, Ray-
mond Richardson and Perry Rannev, faced the season
with excellent prospects. The outlook was discouraging
at first, as the team had lost a number of stars of the 1928
season, including Captain Clifford Freeland, ex-Captain
Daniel Pender, Lawrence Rannev, Leo Crowley and Dominic
Meo, all letter men.
The chief problem which Coach Bond faced was to find
a right-handed pitcher, two infielders and two outfielders,
in addition to bolstering his batting order. The Huskies
had strength in the pitching department as far as southpaws
go, with Harold Somerville, ace of 1926 and '27, Richard-
son, a mainstay last season, and George Whittum, relief
pitcher a year ago. The Huskies possessed strength also in
the catching department with Captain Mahoney, one of the
best college catchers in the East, and a capable understudy,
\\'illiam Symancyk.
First base was a problem, but Coach Bond early found a
way of solving it by using Richardson at this position when
not pitching. Games in which Richardson pitched were
featured by Captain Mahoney at first and Symancyk behind
the bat. The competition for infield positions was keen, and
the veterans. Nutter and Goodwin, were forced to hustle
to keep several of the newcomers from the freshman and
sophomore classes from taking away their jobs. The outfield
was pretty well fixed with the veterans, Ranney and
Edward Dempsey, but here again the season was featured
by keen competition on the part of newcomers. ■
The schedule was one of the best in the university's
baseball history, Dartmouth being a notable newcomer.
The Maine trip was another feature, being more attractive
than the Vermont trip which previously featured. The
absence of Boston University, Back Bay rival of a number
of years, was more than made up by the inclusion of strong
nines, including Providence College, R. L State, Maine,
Middlebury, Bates, Colby and, of course. Tufts, which
has become more and more a leading rival.
The baseball season was also featured by the attempt of
Herbert Tiffany, soccer and basketball star, to win his
third letter, a feat never before attained by a Husky athlete.
Last year Larry Ranney was the only Husky who made two
letters, in baseball and basketball. Bill Kobera, who gradu-
ated last year. Bill Raffone, Arthur Rae and Joseph Sylvester
are recalled as the only other two-sports athletes in recent
years. Coach Bond
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Coach
Mr. Rufus H. Bond
Captain
Joseph C. Placzek
Donald W. Clark
A. A. Arcardi, '30
T. M. BuRAK, '31
O. J. Calderara, '30
A. K. Fletcher, '32
H. M. Gregory, '29
R. G. Hassell, '31
Assistant Manager
Roger G. Eldridge
G. MacDonald, '32
W. H. Northrop, '31
V. D. O'Neill, '31
J. C. Placzek, '30, Capt.
W. A. Symancyk, '31
H. Tiffany, '31
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Mr. H. Nelson Raymond, Jr., Coach
George H. Knox, Manager Arlton K. Fletcher, Captain
R. C. Christensen, '32
J. DuKSTA
A. K. Fletcher
G. A. FiLEMAN
E. F. HiNTz
THE SQUAD
S. B. MOSEMAN
B. W. Phillips
S. J. PlASCIK
A. N. Ransford
H. A. SCHLIER
C. R. ScOTT
K. L. Singer
R. B. Smith
R. B. Whitman
LED by Captain Arlton Fletcher, the 1932 basketball quintet enjoyed a successful
season, winning five games out of nine. Two games were lost by three points.
Dean Academy at Franklin and Wentworth Institute at the Y. M. C. A. getting the
decisions. Later in the season the Husky pups turned the tables on Wentworth in a
fast game. The high light of the season was the run-away victory at Cambridge when
the frosh defeated New Preparatory School 80-11. The 1932 squad should furnish
several valuable replacements for varsity stars next season. The following members of
the squad were awarded numerals: A. K. Fletcher, Captain, R. C. Christensen, E. F.
Hintz, H. A. Schlier, A. N. Ransford, C. R. Scott, G. A. Fileman, J. Duksta, B. W.
Phillips, S. B. Moseman, S. J. Piascik, R. B. Whitman.
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The Basketball Season
NORTHEASTERN enjoyed its best basketball season in history this year. Captain
Joseph Placzek, '29, led the Huskies to nine victories in 16 games, which sur-
passes the record of 1927 of eight victories and nine defeats under the leadership of
William Raffone, '27.
One of the chief reasons why Coach Rufus Bond's sixth season in charge of
Northeastern basketball was more successful than previous seasons was the scoring
punch provided by two sophomores, William Symancyk, who made his letter a year
ago, and Herbert Tiffany, who was a newcomer on the court squad after distinguish-
ing himself in soccer two seasons.
Both Tiffany and Symancyk scored more points than any previous Northeastern
player during a season. In 1927 William Kobera, last year's captain, set a scoring
record for the Huskies of 180 points. The present year saw Tiffany cage 246 points and
Symancyk 182. These forwards were one of the leading pair of scorers of any team in
the East. Tiffany finished sixth among the leading scorers of the East, and he was
second to Edward Wineapple of Providence College in New England scoring. He led
the Greater Boston college players, with his running mate runner-up.
The guarding of Captain Joseph Placzek and Attilio Arcardi, veterans of last
year, was again of high calibre. Placzek particularly distinguished himself by his
fine leadership and consistent play, and was valued so highly by his teammates that
he was re-elected for the coming year. At center Howard Gregory, the only senior on
the squad, was pushed early in the season by Willard Northrop, a sophomore, but
reached his form of a year ago, and contributed a great deal to the team's success.
Orall Calderara, '30, and Gilbert MacDonald, '32,
played in most of the games, proving to be valuable sub-
stitutes. Terrance Burak, Vernon O'Neill and Arlton
Fletcher, freshman captain, as well as Homer Schlier, fresh-
man high scoring forward, also saw action on the varsity.
The season opened against Providence College at
home, December 8, the Huskies piling up a lead at the end
of the half that was lost in the second half after the
regular guards, Placzek and Arcardi, were put out on
personal fouls. This showing in the opener augured well
for the success of the Red and Black, for Providence had a
veteran five which had one of the best records subsequently
of any college in the East.
Clark won two victories over N. U. a year ago, but
revenge was gained on December 12, at Worcester, and
on January 5, at home, as the Huskies completely out-
played their rivals. Tiffany and Symancyk piled up many
baskets. The annual game with the alumni proved to be
one of the hardest games of the season, the alumni having
Bill Raffone, Red Renker, Julius Janssen, Joe Sylvester, Art
Rae and Larry Ranney on their side. The varsity won,
39-35. Harvard managed to defeat the Huskies at Cam-
bridge, in the final December contest, by five points. The
Huskies found the elongated Crimson center, Grayden
Upton, a problem in the first half, and rallied too late in
the game to win a victory.
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At Durham, the Huskies defeated the strong Univer-
sity of New Hampshire team, 37-20, with Tiffany setting
a scoring record for the Wildcats' gymnasium. At Worcest-
er Tech the Huskies won a hard-fought game, 40-35, with
Symancyk the scoring ace. Lowell Textile took advantage
of the Huskies at Lowell to win, 30-28, the team being
without Coach Bond for the first time in his coaching
career on account of illness. The Huskies later avenged
that defeat at home with a 45-28 victory.
The U. S. Coast Guard brought a smart-looking team
to Boston, January 19, and for a time threatened to over-
come the Huskies, but the tide turned into a rout eventual-
ly with N. U. on top, 39-17- Massachusetts Aggies were
beaten by Northeastern for the first time in history in the
next game on the home court, the score being, 32-17-
Tufts defeated N. U. at Medford by the greatest
margin of any opponent this year. The Jumbos had their
eyes on the basket that night, and although Tiffany out-
scored the Tufts ace, Fish Ellis, and Symancyk, too, gave
Ellis a battle for scoring honors, the luck was not with
N. U. R. L State had a great series with Northeastern as
usual. At Kingston, on the first game of the Southern trip,
^ R. L won, 38-34. It was the tenth straight victory for the
Kingston five. Still undefeated, the Rhode Islanders came
to Boston the following week, and had to play two over-
time periods to win, 49-43- This game was the best played in the local gym all year
and probably the best on a Boston court this winter also.
The second game of the Southern trip at Brooklyn Poly was a disappointment for
N. U. The Huskies lost by six points, but the home team played a rough game that
was characterized by incessant holding. The wind-up of the season was a landslide for
Northeastern against the Norwich Cadets. The score, 50-15, indicates the scoring
activity of the Huskies.
From 1000 to 1500 persons saw each of the home basketball games this year.
Dancing featured after home games.
At the annual banquet at the Hotel Kenmore, Placzek was re-elected captain and
Roger Eldridge, '30, was chosen manager. Letters were awarded to Placzek, Manager
Clark, Arcardi, Gregory, Calderara, Tiffany, Symancyk, Northrop and MacDonald.
Numerals were given Arthur Cripps, '31, and Eldridge. Dean Ell, Athletic Director
Parsons, H. Bradlee Fenno, Prof. Garner, Prof. Puglsey and Prof. Melvin were among
the speakers.
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Coach
Mr. David Priestley
Kendall Blanchard
Assistant Manager
Russell E. Cobb
Ca-ptain
Warren A. Howard
H. L. Bancroft, '29
H. W. Bazley, '30
A. H. Booker, '32
H. E. Burton, '32
H. L. Burton, '29
E. B. Cobb, '29
J. W. Duncan, '30
J. H. Foster, '30
M. C. Franco, '32
F. E. Hess, '30
W. A. Howard, '29, Capt.
L. J. Kershaw, '31
A. J. Masefield, '29
H. E. McGoff, '29
J. L. Medeiros, '31
T. J. Melia, '30
S. B. MOSEMAN, '32
J.J. Norton, "29
F. G. Smethurst, '29
L. L. Stetson, '31
H. Tiffany, '31
R. A. Veeder, '29
S. Wyrzywalski, '29
M. Yates, '32
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Coach Priestley
NORTHEASTERN 'S soccer team of 1928 gained the dis-
tinction of being the University's first athletic team to
go through its season without a defeat. Under the leadership
of Warren A. "Rusty" Howard, the Huskies won their first
seven games and tied the last one with Clark at Worcester.
Howard was also captain in 1927, the first season soccer was a
major sport, when the eleven scored seven victories in eight
games, losing only to Springfield College.
The Huskies won most of their games in 1928 by a con-
vincing margin. Four opponents, Dartmouth, Worcester Tech,
Brown and Harvard, were whitewashed. No opponent scored
more than once, and one of the opponent's goals, that made by
M. L T., was discredited as the Beavers forfeited the match to
Northeastern when it became known that two of their players
had been ineligible. And so the score of the M. I. T. match
stands in the record book 1-0 in Northeastern's favor.
David Priestley, a member of the Boston Professional
Soccer Team, coached the Huskies for the second season, but
was unable to attend the matches; consequently Athletic
Director Edward Parsons was on hand to do his bit at the
games. Priestley began the season with a veteran group that
included Captain Howard, Harold Burton, Herbert Tiffany and
Lester Kershaw on the forward line; Fred Hess, Harold Mc-
GofF, Herman Bancroft and Augustus Masefield, halfbacks,
Joseph Medeiros, Gordon Smethurst and Howard Foster, full-
backs; and Thomas Melia goal. The most talented freshman was Mario Franco who
immediately won a place on the forward line, which was intact throughout the sea-
son. Malcolm Yates, Alfred Booker and Samuel Moseman were the only other first-
year men who made the varsity squad, but several of the reserves of 1927 contributed a
great deal to the success of the team. The reserves included Wallace Bazley, Russell
Scammell, Stanley Wyrzywalski, John Norton, Linwood Stetson, Edwin Cobb,
Ronald Veeder and John Duncan.
The season opened with Fitchburg Normal at home, September 29, each member
of Northeastern's forward line scoring at least once and Burton and Howard twice to
win a 7-1 victory. Full of confidence the Huskies journeyed to Hanover October 6 and
surprised the Green by winning a 4-0 triumph. Against M. I. T. at Cambridge, Oct-
ober 10, the Huskies had trouble finding the goal with their shots and faced a rugged
opposition from the Beavers who tallied the only goal of the contest. This score was
later reversed.
Traveling to Worcester, October 13, Northeastern trounced an old rival, Worcest-
er Tech, 4-0. Tiffany and Franco shared the scoring honors. Bridgewater Normal
brought a scrappy team to Huntington Field, October 20, but the Huskies rallied in
the closing minutes to win 4-1. Brown was defeated 2-0 at Providence, October 27,
Tiffany and Burton tallying. Burton was the hero of the Harvard game at Soldiers
Field, October 30, booting the only goal of the contest. And then came the windup
against Clark at Worcester, November 3 on a muddy pitch which made a fast game
impossible. The Huskies were favored by "Lady Luck" when a Clark player booted
a goal for them, thus keeping the Red and Black slate clean of defeats.
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Northeastern scored 24 goals to opponents' 3 during the
season. Three players, Burton, Tiffany and Franco shared
scoring honors with five goals apiece. Captain Howard tallied
four, seven less than the preceding season, while Kershaw,
Bazley and Scammell added one apiece.
Fred Hess was elected to lead the team in 1929 and Russell
Cobb succeeds Kendall Blanchard as manager. Letters were
awarded to the following: Seniors, Captain Howard, Manager
Blanchard, Smethurst, McGoff, Bancroft, Masefield and
Burton; juniors. Captain-elect Hess, Bazley, Melia; sopho-
mores. Tiffany, Kershaw, Medeiros and Scammell; freshmen,
Franco and Booker. Numerals were awarded to the following :
Manager-elect, Russell Cobb and Harry Burton, assistant
manager, and Edwin Cobb. Prospects for next year are bright.
The season's record follows:
Northeastern
7
Fitchburg Normal
1
Northeastern
4
Dartmouth
0
Northeastern
1
M. I. T.
0
Northeastern
4
W. P. I.
0
Northeastern
4
Bridgewater Normal
1
Northeastern
2
Brown
0
Northeastern
1
Harvard
0
Northeastern
1
Clark
1
Total
24
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A. A. Arcardi, '30
M. J. McAnern, '30
H. W. Bazley, '30
H. E. McGoFF, '29
K. Blanchard, '29
J. L. Medeiros, '31
A. H. Booker, '32
T. J. Melia, '30
P. C. Burke, "31
A. W. MORANG, '30
H. L. Burton, '29
J. T. Morley, '30
C. H. Cheney, '30
W. H. Nichols, '29
D. W. Clark, '29
W. H. Northrop, '31
O. J. Calderara, '30
W. E. Nutter, '31
E. F. Dempsey, '31
J. C. Placzek, "30
A. O. Forsberg, '31
F. E. Powers, '31
M. C. Franco, '32
P. S. Ranney, '29
C. E. Goodwin, '29
C. A. Ray, '28
H. M. Gregory, '29
W. F. Repetto, '29
F. E. Hess, '30
R. P. Richardson, '29
W. A. Howard, '29
R. C. Scammell, '31
J. M. Ingraham, '31
F. G. Smethurst, '29
L. J. Kershaw, '31
L. H. SOBEY, '31
G. A. MacDonald, '32
H. M. Somerville, '29
A. M. Mager, '29
W. A. Symancyk, '31
N. T. Mahoney, '29
H. Tiffany, '31
G. E. Martin, '29
C. W. Thompson, '29
A. J. Masefield, '29
W. E. Thompson, '30
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Beta Gamma Epsilon
Local Fraternity
Founded 1919
Headquarters — 74 Pleasant Street, Brookline
BROTHER IN THE FACULTY
William T. Alexander
FACULTY ADVISER
Emil a. Gramstorff
1929
C. Akeson ■
W. S. Horsefield
A. M. Mager
R. F. Batchelder
J. H. KiNGHORN
T. A. PiNKHAM
W. S. Bennett
H. G. Larsen
p. S. Ranney
H. L. Burton
C. A. White
V. D. Foster
1930
W. Lampinen
A. L. Bisbee
R. C. Hardin
E. S. Hill
E. F. Foster
H. P. McGee
C. T. Stuart
A. E. Gersbach
A. S. Meloy
G. C. Thompson
A. M. Hall
S. A. Reed
1931
W. M. Mager
T. M. Burak
G. L. GORBELL
L. J. Parks
S. T. Campbell
A. Hall
G. Prince
C. Chatterton
L. J. Kershaw
H. Stuart
R. E. Edson
P. Munroe
PLEDGEES
P. Mayo
R. Beedle
A. Edwards
R. Heffer
G. Chase
A. Hanson
W. Nutter
K. Deggs
H. Pfurr
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Alpha Kappa Sigma
Local Fraternity
Founded 1919
Headquarters — 151 Davis Avenue, Brookline
BROTHERS IN THE FACULTY
William L. Smith
Joseph W. Zeller
Chester P. Baker
FACULTY ADVISER
Samuel A. S. Strahan
W. J. Butler
A. V. Hanson
W. A. Stahle
BROTHERS
1929
R. W. Crosby
G. E. Lookup
R. T. St. Clair
R. W. Dennis
R. P. Richardson
W. P. Stoddard
L. Goodridge
J. H. Aldrich
E. J. FlEBER
J. H. Foster
1930
W. E. Stratton
H. H. Shepherd
H. Somerville
S. P. Negus
W. C. Paxton
R. L. Sweezey
G. Crocker
P. W. Fuller
A. FORSBERG
1931
R. Spafford
H. Tiffany
W. FORBUSH
F. LiLLEY
J. LaBelle
C. Richardson
O. Lindsay
E. Fisher
R. B. Whitman
PLEDGEES
P. Burke
C. Scott
J. L. Wicker
D. Anderson
R. Jordan
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Eta Tau Nu
Local Fraternity
Founded 1920
Headquarters — 153 Naples Road, Brookline
BROTHERS IN THE FACULTY
Edward S. Parsons
Albert Everett
FACULTY ADVISER
Alfred J. Ferretti
H. L. Bancroft
R. R. Hilton
E. W. Howard
J. W. Greenleaf
K. Gregory
E. C. Knowlton
C. L. LOTHROP
A. H. Baxter
A. M. Dickson
R. C. Emery
E. L. Holland
S. G. TiLTON
F. S. Blodgett
A. H. Clark
K. Harrington
BROTHERS
1929
S. M. James
O. E. Kendall
1930
C. A. Parker
R. B. Parker
W. E. RiCKER
1931
M. E. Prior
K. B. Scott
A. S. Tewksbury
P. H. Townsend
PLEDGEES
A. L. Hasty
A. M. HiLLlARD
B. F. Latamore
M. H. Taylor
H. E. McGoFF
W. C. Morrill
E. R. Stacy
M. A. Saunders
V. L. Stone
F. W. Wagner
T. M. Yader
A. K. Wright
N. H. Cook
R. TwiTCHELL
E. G. Anderson
J. M. Fair
T. E. TooLE
E. F. Tewksbury
M. Yates
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Sigma Omega Psi
National Fraternity
Founded 1921
Headquarters — 405 Newbury Street, Boston
FACULTY ADVISER
Henry B. Alvord
BROTHERS
1929
W. Weinfeld
L. Berig
H. W. Blackstone
p. F. Baggish
I. J. Rosenfeld
H. Silverman
M. S. Katziff
H. C. Selya
H. Shuman
E. LuRIE
1930
J. E. Kalstein
M. Press
W. S. Sudack
S. Neiditz
J. Freedman
I. K. Rosoff
H. Cohen
E. SWARTZ
1931
E. A. MiNSKY
S. Palmer
B. Cantor
PLEDGEES
T. Hamel
H. Cohen
P. Chitoff
K. Singer
A. B. Cohen
L Nesvisky
E. Ellis
L. Klebanow
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Nu Epsilon Zeta
Local Fraternity
Founded 1921
Headquarters
19 Brook Street, Brookline
BROTHERS IN THE FACULTY
Harold W. Melvin
William C. White
George H. Meserve
FACULTY ADVISER
George W. Towle
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1929
S. Chapman
J. Bergman
W. O. Dick
R. A. Douglas
W. Bazley
E. W. Gray
1930
S. Ellis
C. E. Batchelder
E. ROUNDBERG
H. C. Stedt
R. F. Walker
J. Hendry
C. H. Muirhead
P. H. Atwood
G. Miner
R. HOAGLUND
G. Griffin
O. E. Hartford
C. Morgan
A. Schirmer
A. MacGregor
1931
C. Abbott
J. Kittle
J. Cleveland
E. Ambrose
H. C. Hamilton
M. Lundell
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Local Fraternity
Founded 1924
Headquarters — 922 Beacon Street, Boston
BROTHERS IN THE FACULTY
Albert E. Whittaker
Henry E. Richards
H. Barstow
H. M. Gregory
C. W. Thompson
W. R. Block
E. F. Herrick
FACULTY ADVISER
Milton J. Schlagenhauf
BROTHERS
1929
D. McLelland
R. C. Chase
R. W. Brown
A. E. COLVIN
R. W. Cleveland
E. B. Morris
E. F. FORSLIND
C. B. COLBURN
W. H. Nichols
S. Earle
D. W. Smith
H. R. Adams
R. W. Littlefield
B. B. Sheridan
G. Norton
C. E. Clary
G. A. McDonald
1930
E. SiNA
A Arcardi
E. L. Cummings
R. D. Ordway
P. Hog an
O. Calderara
E. R. French
J. Placzek
F. Bradstreet
F. E. Hess
W. P. Went worth
W. Bruce
J. S. Lynn
1931
1932
R. A. Mattson
T. H. Lowe
J. L. Burns
J. Ingraham
PLEDGEES
P. W. Regan
J. A. Shultz
C. B. Walworth
L. H. Sobey
A. Ransford
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Local Fraternitv
EsTABLISHED 1924
Headquarters — 74 Bav State Road, Boston
FACULTY ADMSER
Arthur Bird Montgomery
J. V. Baketel
S. W. Bradley
C. C. Caldwell, Jr.
C. R. Damrell
J. A. Pricker
T. E. Kelley
BROTHERS
1929
H. L. Grace
J. J. HOULAHAN
R. P. Lapham
R. H. Latimer
1930
W. K. Plunkett
N. T. Mahoney
R. D. Martin
C. E. O'Brien
W. B. Sherman
N. H. Wheldon
R. Petkus
T. E. ACKART
R. G. Amiss
R. E. Bates
R. Chenery
F. H. Hart
1931
S. Bohaker
W. D. Burbank
1932
E. V. Johnson
T. Longworth
G. W. Freeman
R. Ross
R. Walsh
B. Phillips
A. Piccolo
P. W. Bruce
R. T. Cotton
G. L. Green
A. L. Harper
PLEDGEES
M. MacPhail
W. A. McRae
W. J. Powers
R. Rich
F. Pritchard
W. Ryan
R. B. Smith
R. B. Walker, Jr.
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Local Fraternity
Established 1924
Headquarters — 525 Newbury Street, Boston
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BROTHERS IN THE FACULTY
Ellis C. Maxcy
H. Nelson Raymond, Jr.
FACULTY ADVISER
Everett C. Marston
S. W. Beal
E. J. Bender
K. Blanchard
D. W. Clark
BROTHERS
1929
G. T. Conine
W. A. Erskine
C. E. Goodwin
L. T. Larsen
T. J. Lynch
J. H. Murphy
R. H. Smith
T. B. Stowers
T. O. Bjornson
R. B. Carr
R. E. Cobb
J. Corey
H. Burton
R. F. Corey
E. Crawford
G. Davis
N. Faulkner
1930
R. G. Eldridge
N. W. Gallagher
C. D. Keezer
1931
H. A. Graves
R. G. Hassell
G.. Knox
C. D. Newcombe
V. O'Neil
K. A. Love
C. E. Lynde
E. W. McIntosh
C. L. Waitt
W. Symancyk
J. A. Turner
D. S. White
K. C. Whitehill
C. N. Williams
E. C. Bailey
R. F. Clark
1932
J. Doyle
F. Mosher
E. F. Perkins
M. Ross
P.G. Toohey
P. Stephanski
PLEDGEES
R. Stone
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Kappa Zeta Phi
Local Fratemitv
Founded 1924
Headquarters
109 Gainsboro Street, Boston
FACULTY ADVISER
Wilfred S. Lake
H. H. RuBENSTEIN
N. C. Cohen
M. Kesselman
BROTHERS
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1930
J. A. Abbott
1931
W. Begun
E. Gilbert
B. Rich
T. C. Weinbaum
M. Berman
S. Wessalo
H. ROZEN
1932
M. Tarnopol
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Gamma Phi Kappa
Local Fraternity
Established 1925
Headquarters
155 Davis Avenue, Brookline
BROTHERS IN THE FACULTY
Stanley G. Estes
WilliamJ. Alcott,Jr.
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FACULTY ADVISER
Stanley G. Estes
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BROTHERS
1929
L. COLLIS
E. N. Hobby
A. A. Nelson
V. R. Grammont
A. Kendall
A. A. QuiMBY
J. Hamre
H. R. Mason
T. H. Sullivan
F. Helgeson
1930
W. E. Wikdahl
J. Cotter
D. J. Kelley
A. L. LooMis
W. C. Crafts
R. Kelly
H. F. Liberty
1931
A. Robinson
C. F. Barriere
A. Goss
J. W. Lymberg
H. L. Blanchard
H. A. Gill
G. K. Morris
J. Clark
L. E. Hintz
J. G. CuRRAN
1932
F. Weston
E. F. Hintz
PLEDGEES
A. J. Pierce
C. SCHNEPPERSHOFF
W. A. Cheney
J. French
L. Wilcox
T. J. Foster
A. G. Freeman
R. M. Hubbard
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Local Fraternity
Established 1925
Headquarters
314 Newbury Street, Boston
BROTHERS IN THE FACULTY
Frederick W. Holmes
Arthur B. Montgomery
FACULTY ADVISER
Frederick W. Holmes
H. F. Allen
R. E. Anderson
W. M. Bachellor
N. W. Brenan
C. A. Brown -
E. B. Cobb
R. C. Bascom
E. F. Child
B. Curtis
R. Cassidy
W. K. Freeman
K. H. GiLsoN
V. L. Argetsinger
F. E. Anderson
P. R. Colby
BROTHERS
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C.
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F.
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1930
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T.
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L.
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M
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H. Pratt
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L. T. Schofield
Victor A. Thurston
Virgil A. Thurston
C. M. White
G. H. Whittum
A. W. Mo RANG
T. A. Nelson
A. P. Reynolds
J. W. VanDerzee
P. Verbeck
C. Webber
J. Swift
J. S. Young
B. J. Kiniry
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Local Fraternity
Founded 1925
Headquarters
Northeastern University
FACULTY ADMSER
Robert Bruce
L. Davis
J. Applebaum
H. Gretsky
B. Raymond
BROTHERS
1929
M. W. ASNES
1930
1931
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S. ZiT-rER
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L. Darr
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1928
September
Bursar strips freshmen.
Bursar strips freshmen.
Bursar strips freshmen.
Student Union conducts peripatetic tour.
Upperclassmen give up summer earnings.
Short classes.
Class meeting attendance taken.
Upperclass track meet.
Quimby gets restrictions — caught smoking in corridor.
Everybody home for week-end.
Freshmen mob the churches.
Juniors nominate.
Pop Strahan gives quiz.
New chorus at Symphony.
Flying club announces capital stock issue.
B. G. E. Smoker — Student Union Reception at Bates Hall.
Meeting of the Holy Order of the Bath.
Sleep.
G. P. K. Smoker — Robinson demoralized freshmen.
Student Branch S. I. E.
News comes out.
Flying Club cuts a melon.
Fraternities smoke and dance.
Northeastern — Fitchburg Normal.
More sleep.
October
Sigma Delta entertains freshmen.
Sophomore-Freshman Scrap.
H. T. N., K. Z. P., B. G. E. Smokers.
Q. H. S. C. gather at Quincy.
Birdmen meet.
Maine-lacs convention 18H.
Prof. Estes struts at senior dance.
N. U. — Dartmouth Soccer game, at Hanover, 4-0.
N. E. Z. dance.
Boys bum way home from Hanover.
Grammont and Houlahan elected editors of Cauldron.
More quizzes.
Soccer N. U.~M. I. T. contest.
I. P. S. smoker.
Professor Speare sends out call for interfraternity representatives.
Columbus discovered America.
N. U.— W. P. I., 4-0 at Worcester.
Canoeing on the Charles.
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Monday
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Tuesday
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Sunday
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Monday
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Tuesday
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Wednesday 31
Thursday
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Saturday
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Sunday
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Monday
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Tuesday
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Monday
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Thursday
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Saturday
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Sunday
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Monday
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
28
Division B men come to Boston.
Everybody goes to fraternity meetings.
Song-bird tryouts.
Sophs elect officers.
S. O. P. Smoker.
Nightingales still try out.
Dates made for Saturday night.
Soccer N. U. 4 — Bridgewater Normal 1. At home.
Nothing doing.
A. K. S. and G. P. K. smoked her up.
Flying Club decides to invest in a plane.
Musical comedy gets under way.
Foster speaks at Mass Meeting.
Nutmeg State Club meets.
A. K. S. andP.B. A. jig.
Soccer N. U. 2 — Brown 0. At Providence.
Rain.
Prof. Melvin has a new hat.
Soccer, N. U. 1 — Harvard 0. At Cambridge.
Fraternity averages announced.
November
B. A. Alumni Association has dinner.
President Speare receives faculty at reception.
Soccer, N. U. 1 — Clark 1. At Worcester.
B. G. E. and H. T. N. House dance.
Women's colleges invaded.
Unprepared for classes.
Al Smith defeated.
B. A. take in show.
Election bets collected.
Rev. Eugene R. Shippen speaks at Chapel.
G. P. K. dance.
Schlagenhauf tours central states.
Sermons on peace.
The big parade.
Unlucky day.
Pledging period starts at midnight.
Freshmen sweat.
Freshmen continue to sweat.
Prof. Porter opens course on Thesis Colloquium.
Freshmen recoupe.
Maine wins Intercollegiate track meet.
Glee Club practices.
Class meetings.
Basketball practice gets under way.
Freshman orchestra makes debut, at freshman-sophomore smoker.
Prof. Spear adopts suspenders as standard equipment.
A. K. S. cars go into outdoor winter storage.
Prof. Spear collects bids.
Hess elected Captain of soccer at annual banquet.
Gabine appears in new tie.
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Saturday
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Wednesday
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Monday
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Tuesday
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Saturday
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Sunday
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Thursday
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Saturday
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Sunday
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Monday
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Tuesday
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Saturday
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Sunday
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Monday
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Friday
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Saturday
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Sunday
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Monday
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Friday
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Saturday
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Sunday
13
Tough on the turkey.
Kappa Zeta Phi formal.
Faculty meeting.
December
Beans and baths.
Winter "drawers" on.
Bridge at Simmons.
Yearbook editors consider Gneb as title.
Quincy High School Club holds "wrestle".
Al F. Gurney speaks at News smoker.
Prof. Alcott gives talk on magic numbers.
Basketball N. U. 31— Providence 42.
Second Sunday in Advent.
Sigma Delta house dance.
Al Morang elected captain N. U. harriers.
Basketball Clark at Worcester. N. U. 45— Clark 28.
Track meet Freshmen 32 — Sophomores 36.
A. K. S., H. T. N., N. E. Z. all dance the gay fantastic.
Alumni 35 — Northeastern 39, basketball.
Third Sunday in Advent.
2,169 men do not make Dean's list.
Musical Comedy management announces title "Top O' The World".
Basketball. Harvard 44— N. U. 39.
Christmas specials announced by the Levy's Back Bay hardware
Shoppe.
Joye sells out supply of liquid.
Do your Christmas shopping early.
Paper says snow.
Christmas vacation.
Christmas.
18 Profs have new cravats.
Doctor W. L. Stidger speaks at chapel.
Nothing doing.
Old year weakens.
Old year still weakens.
Old year passes out.
1929
January
Student body resolves to study.
Student body forgets to study.
N. U. Frosh beat Middlesex five, 43-16.
Sophomores gambol.
Varsity defeats Clark 33-21.
Epiphany.
Quizzes — nobody prepared.
Date set for Dean's list dinner.
The Cauldron Board meets.
Hockey series opens.
Musical Clubs give concerts — students cavort.
W. B. Sherman elected circulation manager of News.
First Sunday after Epiphany.
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Wednesday 30
Thursday
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Saturday
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Tuesday
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Wednesday 27
Thursday
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B. A. school organizes first N. E. chapter of America Management
Association.
Musical Clubs on air from W N A C.
Northeastern falls before Lowell Textile 30-28.
Captain Lyon offers $1000 to Flying Club for the purchase of a
plane.
Faculty meets.
Northeastern outshoots U. S. Coast Guards 39-17.
Second Sunday after Epiphany.
Glee Club gives concert of sacred music at Holten Street Church,
Danvers.
Students are reminded not to smoke in the corridors.
Junior Prom committee meets.
Division B freshmen enter.
Faculty reception to Freshmen.
Everybody goes to Vantines for pictures.
Sextuagesima.
Cauldron sends out call for snapshots.
Management Association chooses officers.
Prom Dancing School opens for aspiring cavorters.
Dr. Ashley Day Leavitt speaks at Chapel.
February
Winter wears on.
B. A. A. meet at Arena.
Students see Boston first through courtesy of Student Union.
And still more quizzes.
1931 catalog out.
Jumbo defeats Husky in basketball.
Junior B. A. stag party in Bates Hall.
Student council wrangles over year book name.
Husky defeats Lowell in basketball 23-13-
Quinquagesima.
Fraternities continue to smoke.
Student Union opens series of noon forums.
Arthur Gray Staples, noted Journalist, speaks at Mass Meeting.
N. U. play R. L State in basketball.
Band startles Broadway.
Band arouses Harlem.
First Sunday in Lent.
Top O' The World starts kicking.
Interclub smoker.
Senior Social Committee gets under way.
Prof. Estes, at Student Union forum, tells us "Why We Stay That
Way".
Washington has another birthday.
Relay runners smash record at Bates.
Second Sunday in Lent.
Baseball meeting.
Student Council decides on Cauldron as year book name.
Joe Crossen gives Top O' The World chorus girls a workout.
Junior Prom tickets on sale — mad rush.
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March
Sophomores prance at Brown Hall.
G. P. K. fourth annual banquet.
Third Sunday in Lent.
Second semester begins for Division B upperclassmen.
Athletic Committee makes Hockey a major sport.
Everybody goes to class meeting.
Joe Coolidge forgets his rubbers.
Students try out Cafe de Paris.
Interfraternity basketball series close.
Fourth Sunday in Lent.
Fraternities investigate Freshmen.
Indoor baseball practice.
Count Felix von Luckner holds audience spell-bound at Mass
Meeting.
Husky's birthday.
Trial of Mary Dugan well attended.
Senate holds elections.
Passion Sunday.
Day Division council holds monthly meeting.
Junior Prom Committee passes Volstead act on flowers.
C. S. Quincy speaks to B. A. school.
Cauldron staff puts finishing touches on copy.
First robin seen on Huntington Avenue.
Spring fever drives students to park.
Palm Sunday.
Prof. Spear puts on "pro" for smoking in corridor.
Gipsy Smith leaves Boston cleaned.
Division B freshmen elect officers.
Cauldron Board reads proof.
Good Friday.
We strive to complete this calendar.
More striving — we grow weaker.
April
"And So to Bed".
— April Fool !
ODE TO THE Y. M. C. A. SPA
I know a little History;
Some Verses, too, by heart;
I know a little Science:
I know a little Art
I know a little Latin;
I know a little Greek;
He runs a little restaurant;
I go there every week.
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What Gipsy Smith is to religion — I am to literature.
Harold Wesley Melvin
A Scotchman was seen walking down the street — naked.
"Where are you going", said a friend of his.
"To a strip poker party!"
Freshman ordering chicken croquettes — "one order of chicken quartets, please."
Woman writing to her lawyer — "When will mv suit be pulled off?"
Gentlemen prefer blonds, but, thank God, all men are not gentlemen.
Prof. Bruce walks four miles to a football game but finds fence too high to climb
and walks back.
Visitor: "What a charming baby, and how it does resemble vour husband."
Hostess: "Gracious, vou alarm me; we adopted this baby."
Kendall: "You always get a kick out of a kiss."
Prof. Capone: "Try kissing your mother-in-law."
Story: "I didn't know your girl was Scotch."
Steeves: "She isn't. What made you think so?"
Story: "Well I heard she doesn't put on perfume on windv days."
OVERHEARD ON HUNTINGTON AVENUE
Traffic Officer (jep-oachjMy): "Young lady, do you know anything about the
traffic laws of this city?"
Young Thing: "Yes, a little. Can I help you?"
Professor White: "The man who gives in when he is wrong, is a w^ise man, but
the man who gives in when he is right is — "
Murphy: "Married — "
Co-op student applying for a co-op job: "Please, sir, I've called to see if you can
give me a job?"
Co-operator :" But I do nearly allthework myself — ' '
Student: "That suits me, sir — "
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Where do our parents learn about all these terrible places and things they say we
must avoid?
Do you enjoy travelling or weren't you nervy enough to ask for rides?
Freshman Qoiring room on St. Botolph Street): "What is the rent of this room,
including the use of the piano?' '
Landlady: "Well, perhaps, you'd be so good as to play me something first."
THE APEX OF INDISCRETION
1. Trying to find a restaurant on our campus.
2. Telling "Trent"White about a new book he has already read. This man reads
in his sleep.
3. Trying out for a chorus girl's part in "Top O' The World."
4. Studying.
5. Not studying.
Oliva Qti a tone of intelligence'): "Prof. White, could you tell me the correct way to
pronounce the two syllables in the word 'it'?"
White (jn a tone of disgust): "You just be careful, and for your own sake, stay
inside.
A FEW LAW QUOTATIONS AS USED BY PROF. PORTER
"As a matter of fact, the court didn't know what she was."
"Now in the case of Bully Pitt vs. Joe Spriggs."
"What is that going on, I mean, in back of the room. Is anyone lighting matches."
We Often Wonder:
If Professor Garner should "stake his head" and should lose the wager, would he
then be able to say "Min".
Why does not Professor Bruce use Noonan's and w^hy does he always stroke his
bare head? Could it be that he wishes to keep his curly locks in place?
Will Professor Melvin ever make a grammatical error?
Is Professor White seeking atmosphere for a new book, when he lunches in the
Symphony Restaurant or does he merely like the excellent food?
Professor Melvin, the Great: "Who is Arthur Machen?"
Englisher: "I don't know her name."
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Mr. Hatch: "Now my car."
Ingalls: "Foist, we will take up."
Bill White: "Hey fellows."
McGuire: "What's the matter with you?"
Pop Bruce: "What does the book say?"
Williamson: "Let's figure it out in gadgets and widgets."
Alvord: "I am going to tell you a story."
Gabine: "I warn you, I have no secrets, you will have the whole book for the
t."
Baker : ' 'Assuming that for example.
Pop Strahan: "Organic is not a memory course?"
Garner: "Great Scott men! Start thinking."
Capone: "I don't like exams any more than you do."
Zeller: "Now, men er-r, take this case of er-r."
T. M. White: "Now I personally think."
Joe Coolidge: "That cost too much."
Gabby: "I would be the least person."
Grammy: "For God's sake why don't you fellows pay attention."
D'Alessandro: "If you don't watch 'owit', I'll put you 'owit'."
Porter: "Well, let's turn this case around."
Marston: "Are you a member of the news staff?"
'YOKES, YOKES, and more YOKES," said the Hen,
SCHOOL DAYS
School days, school days.
Flippant, fresh and fool days —
Bending of elbows and sim'lar tasks.
Whoopee and petting and pocket flasks.
You were the Queen of Coed's Row,
I was your Highball Romeo
And you chalked on my Ford, "I choose to go' '
When we were a couple,
A couple of supple
Young Kids — Hey, — Hey —
First Symphony Restauranteur : "At the student council last Thursday night
my suspenders broke right in the middle of the floor."
Second Restauranteur: "And weren't you embarrassed nearly to death?"
First Restauranteur: "Well, not very. My roommate had them on."
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The following little mess of figures of speech flowed from the lips of two N. U.
freshmen while attending a smoker at Sigma Phi Alpha Fraternity House.
Fresh Egg: "Have you heard the Talkies?"
Bad Egg: "You mean the Squawkies?"
Fresh Egg: "Yeah, the Chinema."
Bad Egg : ' 'The Raucous Tintypes?' '
Fresh Egg (^gone bad'): "The Guttural Growling Gasping Grating Grumbling
Grunting Gramophonic Galloping Tintypes."
Bad Egg: "Yeah, I heard 'em."
A GENIUS IN OUR ELECTRICAL LAB
One of the Edison family, J , on the back row of seats, was dozing. When
Professor Smith spied him he suddenly said:
"J ,"
"Yes, Professor," was the startled answer.
"What is electricity?"
After a rather painful pause, the somewhat confused student replied: "I did know.
Professor, but I forgot."
"Young gentlemen," said Pop to the class, "what a tragedy — Here is the only
man who ever knew what electricity is, and he has forgotten."
TRENTWELL'S YOKES
During the Senior Class in Letter Writing Professor White directed his aim
toward a letter that was written by a young gay thing, who each week reads that
"awful" magazine named Liberty. Trent: "This letter is similar to the type received
by Lydia Pinkham, the dear thing. 'After taking twelve bottles of your Remedy, I
feel like two women'."
Discussing the wealth a certain individual happened to possess, Trent endeavored
to become socialistic in his description :
"That man owned more money than an Ass can haul down hill backwards. In fact,
one could never say this unfortunate individual was pauper-stricken."
Postman (asking a fraternity to btiy a ticket to the Postmans' Ball}: "I've come to ask
you if you'll subscribe to this deserving charity."
Fraternity Treasurer: "Certainly, I'll give you this check now."
Postman: "But, it isn't signed."
Treasurer: "I know. I wish to remain anonymous — "
"Whey — " screamed the farmer boy, drinking a Holstein of beer.
"I dairy to curdle up close to me."
"I cud," said the milkmaid, "but I'm not that kine of a girl."
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THE ART OF DIGGING
Trent: "What would you do if a frivolous and beautiful young lady, covered
with diamonds and stunning clothes, ran up to you and screamed, 1 am hungry.
Oh! so hungry!' I ask you all what would you do?"
Stude: "Direct her to the nearest restaurant."
Trent: "Yes, and then she would say, 'Oh! I never thought of that'."
Prof. Capone: "What are the advantages of compensation insurance, MacLeod?"
MacLeod: "Blah — Blah — Blah — etc., etc., etc. (Five minutes of this, that and
everything) but not much of anything."
Prof. Capone: "Yes, and what is the answer?"
Kendall's definition of "LOVE"
Love — That which brings Heaven down to earth and yet raises Hell.
Frosh: "A penny for your thoughts."
Senior : ' 'What do you think I am, a slot machine?' '
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DIRECTORY OF UNDERCLASSMEN
JUNIORS— SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
Adams, Harold R., 208 Farmington Ave., Hartford, Conn.
Adzima, George R., 65 East Silver St., Westlield, Mass.
Ajurkis.John R., 11 Gorham St., Allston, Mass.
Albert, Joseph, 12 Ferndale St., Dorchester, Mass.
Aldrich, John H., 27 Carney St., Oxbridge, Mass.
Allen, Howard B., Sedgwick, Maine
Anderson, Charles M., 10 Belmont Place, Somerville, Mass.
Andrews, John R., Jr., Douglas St., Oxbridge, Mass.
Anteski, Michael, 692 North Montello St., Brockton, Mass.
Appleton, Daniel F., Country Way, Scituate Center, Mass.
Arcardi, Attilio, 62 Pearl St., Great Barrington, Mass.
Atwood, Philip F., 6 Orchard St., TerryviUe, Conn.
Bartniski, Stanley J., 10 Second St., Ipswich, Mass.
Bascom, Roger C, 25 Farrington St., Atlantic, Mass.
Batchelder, Charles F., 58 Field St., Brockton, Mass.
Baule, James J., 1 Nason Place, Roxbury, Mass.
Bazley, H. Wallace, 8 Foster St., Everett, Mass.
Bcedle, Robert H., 35 Ashford St., Allston, Mass.
Bird, Kenneth I., 175 Plain St., Stoughton, Mass.
Bisbee, Alton L., 645 New Park Ave., West Hartford, Conn.
Boughtwood, J. Edwin, 80 Standish Ave., Wollaston, Mass.
Bowerman, Benjamin A., West Falmouth, Mass.
Bradstreet, Franklin H., 97 Beverly St., Norrh Andover, Mass.
Britt, John H., 175 Larch Road, Cambridge, Mass.
Brown, Charles K., 10 Huntington Ave., Amesbury, Mass.
Bruce, William H., Jr., Plymouth St., Sagamore, Mass.
Burbank, Walter D., Jr., 18 Fuller St., Brockron, Mass.
Burns, John L., 57 Union St., Watertown, Mass.
Calderara, Orall J., 269 Elm St., Gardner, Mass.
Caldon, Deforrest H., 51 Peabody St., Gardner, Mass.
Casey, John R., 4 Jean Road, Arlington, Mass.
Cavazzoni, Joseph P. F., 30 Granite St., Somerville, Mass.
Chaput, Roland R., 43 Lafayette St., Haverhill. Mass.
Chase, Erwin A., Pine St., Suncook, N. H.
Child, Edgar F., 269 Winthrop St., Taunton, Mass.
Chisholm, Irvine R., 12 Foster St., Saugus, Mass.
Clark, Irving E., 14 Carver Sr., Plymouth, Mass.
Clary, Carl E., 13 West Oneida St., Baldwinsville, N. Y.
Cloran, Charles R., 347 Western Ave., Lynn, Mass.
Cohen, Henry, 153 Clara St., New Bedford, Mass.
CoUis, Arnold W., 36 Toppan Lane, Newburyport, Mass.
Connet, Andrew R., 67 Whitmarsh St., Providence, R. I.
Cosentino, Bartholomew W., 131 Main St., Everett, Mass.
Cotter, John E. , Jr. , 79 Paul Gore St, , Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Coulis, Louis A., 5 Dodge St., Lowell, Mass.
Crafts, Robert W., Ashlield, Mass.
Crafts, Warren C, 24 High St., Southington, Conn.
Crockett, Richard P., South Paris, Maine
Cullman, John A., North Union St., Rockland, Mass.
Cummings, Edwin L., 5848 Fernwood Ter., Philadelphia, Pa.
Curtis, Burton F., 141 Cypiess St., Manchester, N. H.
D'Aquila, Joseph, College St., Middletown, Conn.
DeAngelis, Paul, 260 East Maine St., Torrington, Conn.
Defina, Frank P., 554 Norrh Vine St., Hazleton, Pa.
Dezell, James M., 293 Euclid Ave., Lynn, Mass.
Diliberto, Salvatore C, 19 Surrey Sr., Brighton, Mass.
Dincrstein, Samuel, R. F. D., No. 2, Box 89, Colchester, Conn.
Dinnan, Francis T., 285 Lombard Sr., New Haven, Conn.
Dionne, Maurice J., 58 North St., New Bedford, Mass.
DiPierro, Guy J., 20 Burleigh St., Cambridge, Mass.
Dockmejian, Berj C, 9 Annis Ct., Brockton, Mass.
Donovan, Daniel J., 75 West Main St., Millbury, Mass.
Donovan, Ernest H., 1 East St., Adams, Mass.
Downs, Raymond I., 19 Ford St., New Haven, Conn.
Duff, Orrin W., 361 Albermarle Road, Newtonville, Mass.
Duncan, John W., Jr., 11 Central Sq., Brockton, Mass.
Dunphy, Elbridge B, Jr., 131 Selwyn St., Roslindale, Mass.
Eaton, Donald G., 64 Highland Terr., Stafford Springs, Conn.
Edwards, Robert J., Babylon, N. Y.
Ellis, Donald P., Allen Ave., Meriden, Conn.
Ellis, Edward, 622 Wesr P.irk St., Dorchester, Mass.
Felix, George T., 11 Ellington Road, Quincy, Mass.
Fenn, Wilbur D., 34 Ware St., Somerville, Mass.
Fieber, Everett T., Maple Hill, New Britain, Conn.
Fletchet, Walter B., 15 Burr St., Boston 30, Mass.
Foley, M. Arthur, 20 Barr St., Salem, Mass.
Follansbee, Arthur F., 21 Marlboro St., Waltham, Mass.
Foster, Earl F., 318 Church St., Lockport, N. Y.
Foster, Hoyt K., 40 Aborn St., Peabody, Mass,
Foster, J. Howard, 1160 Park Avenue, Rochester, N. Y.
Foster, Raymond H., Washington St., Notton, Mass.
Eraser, Edward J., 28 West Elm St., Brockton, Mass.
Freedman, John L., 19 Vesta Road, Dorchester, Mass.
Freeman, Philip M., 529 High St., Bridgewater, Mass.
French, Earl R., 36 Park Ave., Worcester, Mass.
Fuller, Howard M., Norton, Mass.
Fuller, Wendell D., Mayflower St., Plympton, Mass.
Gale, John C, R. F. D., No. 1, Brattleboro, Vr.
Gardner, Harry A., 49 Myrtle Terr., Winchester, Mass.
Garner, Ernest, 25 Sterling Road, Waltham, Mass.
Gersbach, Arthur F., 150 Elderberry Road, Mineola, N. Y.
Gibaldo, Frank, 32 Essex St., Salem, Mass.
Gilgan, Eugene F., 18 Pickman St., Salem, Mass.
Greenleaf.John W., 14 Ralston Ave., New Haven, Conn.
Gregg, Neal H., R. F. D., No. 3, Springfield, Vt.
Gregory, Karl, Newtown Ave., Norwalk, Conn.
Griffin, Ralph G., 153 Bnmfield St., Wethersfield, Conn.
Hagerty, George A., 5 Trent St., Dorchester, Mass.
Hall, Alfred M., 877 Washington Ave., Woodfords, Me.
Hamilton, Monroe H., 3 Park Ave., Arlington Heights, Mass.
Hanson, Andrew T., 6 Forest St., Gloucestet, Mass.
Hardin, Raymond C, 12 Sargent Ave., Somerville, Mass.
Harper, Kennard W., 9 Cushing Sr., Wollaston, Mass.
Harris, Soloman M., Jr., Baker Ave., Great Neck, N. Y.
Hartford, OrviUe E., 88 South Pleasant St., Richmond, Me.
Hathaway, Donald D., 44 Oriole St., West Roxbury, Mass.
Hathaway, James F., 242 Sawyer St., New Bedford, Mass.
Haven, Martin R., Plymouth St., North Middleboro, Mass.
Hazleton, Robert M., 349 Myrrle St., Manchester, N. H.
Hendry, James M., 109 Burrill St., Swampscott, Mass.
Herholz, John A., 315 Vine St., Beaver Falls, Penn.
Hess, Fred E., 149-15 Myrtle Ave., Flushing, N. Y.
Hill, Ernest S., 9 Madison St., Taunton, Mass.
Hills, Wesley E., 583 Tremont St., Taunton, Mass.
Hoaglund, Robert G., 10 Gilman St., Worcesrer, Mass.
Hogan, Francis P., 12 Orange St., Meriden, Conn.
Holmes, Weldon C, 83 Auburn St., Campello, Mass.
Holmstrom, Toivo A., Vinalhaven, Me.
Holt, Lestei W., 21 Mills St., Concord, N. H.
Howard, Arthur J., 87 Cambridge St., Fall Rivet, Mass.
Howell, Edward P., 245 Columbia Road, Dorchester, Mass.
Hubbard, Lauson S., Concord Road, Billerica, Mass.
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SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
Five-year courses in Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical and Industrial Engineering,
leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical, and Industrial
Engineering. Conducted in co-operation with engineering firms. Students earn while they learn.
Work conducted at Boston.
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Five-year courses in Business Administration leading to the degree of Bachelor of Business
Administration. Students may specialize in Accounting, Finance, or Merchandising. Conducted on
the Co-operative Plan. Students earn while they learn. Work conducted at Boston.
EVENING SCHOOLS
SCHOOL OF LAW
{Co-educational)
Four-year course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Laws. Preparation for bar examinations
and practice. High scholastic standards. Case method of instruction. The graduates of the School
have been outstandingly successful in the bar examinations and the practice of law and in many
fields of business. Work conducted at Boston, and in Divisions at Worcester, Springfield, and
Providence.
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE AND FINANCE
{Co-educational)
Six-year courses in Professional Accounting and Business Administration, leading to the degree
of Bachelor of Business Administration. Graduate program for college men leading to the degree
of Master of Business Administration. Special two and four-year courses in various fields for those
desiring intensive specialization. Work conducted at Boston, and in the Divisions at Worcester,
Springfield, and Providence.
Courses of Junior College grade in engineering; secondary school courses for general prepara-
tion or for admission to college are offered to men and women at convenient evening hours through
the Lincoln Institute and the Lincoln Preparatory School.
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DIRECTORY OF UNDERCLASSMEN
Hunt, Maurice F., 85 Lovewell St., Gardner, Mass.
Hurvilz, Hyman, 644 Harvard St , Dorchester, Mass.
Jackman, Arthur A., 41 Center St., North Easton, Mass.
Johnson, Bertil W., 77 Center St., Holbrook, Mass.
Johnson, Eric C. L., 71 Clifford St., Roxbury, Mass.
Johnson, Harold L., 1 Russell Road, Winchester, Mass.
Kamilakis, Minas S., 142 Warren Ave., Boston, Mass.
Kane, Raymond J., 78 Clinton St., Framingham, Mass.
Kauppi, Donald M., 182 High St.. Gardner, Mass.
Kelleher. Cornelius P., 710 Westminster St., Fitchburg, Mass.
Kelleher, Frank R, 18 Grove St., Brockton, Mass.
Kelley, John F., Blue Hill Ave., Milton, Mass.
Kelley, Richard, 110 Cambridge St., Fall River, Mass.
Kelly, Daniel J., Jr., Ill Elm Sr., Fall River, Mass.
Kelly, Joseph J., 110 Thacher St., Milton, Mass.
Kerins, Charles A., 61 Playstead Road, West Medford, Mass.
Kevorkian, Haroutune, 33 Newland St., Boston, Mass.
Klebanow, Louis M., 145 Chambers St., Boston, Mass.
Knowlton, EKvin C, 30 Elm Ave., Fairhaven, Mass.
Langhorst, Ftederick H., Jr., 74 HiUcrest Road, East Weymouth, Mass.
Leach, Richard C, Claybrook Road, Dover, Mass.
Leahy, James J., 12 Granite St., Somerville, Mass.
Lindaw, Arthur C, 53 Massachusetts Ave., Lexington, Mass.
Lindblad, Karl F., 1 Estes Court, Everett, Mass.
Lindquist, Wallace O., 358 Burncoat St., Worcester, Mass.
Linscott, Mellen C, 197 Prospect St., Portland, Me.
Littlefield, Raymond W., Hopkinton Road, Concord, N. H.
Locklin, Freeman V., 91 Melville Ave., Dorchester, Mass.
Loomis, Albert L., Rangeley, Me.
Lord, Howard F., 64 Garland St., Chelsea, Mass.
Lothrop, Carlron L., 63 Second St., Hallowell, Me.
Love, Theodore R., 36 Summer St., Natick, Mass.
Macchi, James T. H. , 1 South Free St. , Milfotd, Mass.
Macdonald, George A., 35 Maple St., Taunton, Mass.
MacGregor, Alexander G., 151 Langdon Ave., Watertown, Mass.
Mager, Winthrop M., 40 Ingell St.. Taunton, Mass.
Magnuson, Carl A., 33 Fountain Road, Arlington, Mass.
Mancuso, Russell J., 20 Link St., Fredonia, N. Y.
Marden, Wesley H., Oldham Sr., South Hanson, Mass.
Martin, George E., 102 Brooks St., West Medford, Mass.
Maslak, Joseph, WindsorviUe, Conn.
Maynard, Neil A., White River Junction, Vt.
Mazzucchi, Raymond T., Westland St., Hartford, Conn.
McAnern, Marshall, 55 High Sr., Somerville, Mass.
McArdle, Francis X., 91 Chelsea St., Charlestown, Mass.
McCann, Ward L., School St., Princeton, Me.
McGee, Hugh P., 195 Heywood St., Fitchburg, Mass.
McGuckian, Joseph P., 65 Dudley Ave.. Roslindale, Mass.
McKinstry, Daniel S,, Clemence Hill, Southbridge, Mass.
McMurtry, Louis F., Jr., 321 Pearl St., Cambridge, Mass.
Meilman, David, 100 Adams St., Newton, Mass.
Melia, Thomas J., 98 Sietling St., Wotcester, Mass.
Meloy, Arthur S., Jr., 2965 Main St., Stratford, Conn.
Miller, Albert A., 56 Pearl St., Cambridge, Mass.
Milligan, Lester S., Muncey Ave., Babylon, N. Y.
Miner, George A., R. F. D., No. 1, Groton, Conn.
Minsky, Eli, 8 Dennison St., Roxburv, Mass.
Molloy, Arthur V., Jr., 51 Hillside Ave., Arlington, Mass.
Moran, Francis L., 102 Fuller St., Brookline, Mass.
Morang, Almon W.,27 Washington St., Waltham, Mass.
More, William E., Liverpool, Nova Scoria
Morgan, Charles T., 21 Lothrop St., Beverly, Mass.
Morley, John T , 139 Beacon Si., Hyde Park, Mass.
Morris, George H., 13 Leonard St., Waltham, Mass.
Moseley. Harrison R., Stafford, Conn.
Muenzner, Henry C, 23 Oakland St., Salem, Mass.
Muirhead, Clyde H., Munson, Pa.
Mulhern, John F., 57 Sycamore St., Roslindale, Mass.
Murley, John F., 87 Institute St., Fitchburg, Mass.
Murphy, Patrick, 5 Henry St., Belmont, Mass.
Nacked, Wadeir, 20 Washington Hgts. Ave., W. Roxbury, Mass.
Nary, William T., Jr., 24 Maple St., Adams, Mass.
Nason, Waldo H., 36 Cherry St., Waltham, Mass.
Negus, Stanley P., 503 Cottage St., New Bedford, Mass.
Neiditz, Samuel, 86 Edgewood St., Hartford, Conn.
Nelson, John K., 102 Lexingron St., Watertown, Mass.
Nelson, Theodore A., 32 Oak Avenue, Atlantic, Mass.
Neubert, Robert J., Wickatunk, N.J.
Nilson, Erland C, 39 Trinity St., New Britain, Conn.
Noonan, Laurence F., 15 Allen St., Brockton, Mass.
Norton, G. Kenneth, 3 Rogers Ave., Granville, N. Y.
O'Donnell, Martin E., 7 Baker Road, Everett, Mass.
O'Keefe, William B., 33 Briggs St., Salem Mass.
O'Leary, Daniel F., 4 Lorette St., West Roxbury, Mass.
Ordway, Robert D., 116 Brockton Ave., Haverhill, Mass.
Paine, William L., 13 Whiting St., Plymouth, Mass.
Parker, Charles A., 149 Ocean St., Hyannis, Mass.
Parker, Robert B., Jr.. 56 Elm St., Springfield, Vt.
Parmakiao, Levon, 63 Elton Ave., Watertown, Mass.
Parmenter, Richard L., Pine St., Eastondale. Mass.
Paxton, William C, Jr., 23 Oxford St., Lexington, Mass.
Perkins, John L., 45 Hillside Ave., Arlington Hgts., Mass.
Petersen, Frank C, 34 Maverick St., Marblehead, Mass.
Peterson, Arthur W., 10 Central Sq., Brockton, Mass.
Peterson, Rutger E., 475 South St., Holbrook, Mass.
Pike, Kenneth L., 28 Cary Ave., Chelsea, Mass.
Pinkul, Gustav A., Jr., 268 Chestnut Ave., Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Placzek, Joseph C, 49 Mechanic St., Westfield, Mass.
Press, Manuel, 155 Main St., Middletown, Conn.
Pucko, Roman F., 7 Chestnut St., Chelsea, Mass.
Purssell,John W., Jr., 1202 Morton St., Boston, Mass.
Putnam, John F., 314 Main St., Easthampton, Mass.
Raymond, Bernard, 55 Thornton St., Revere, Mass.
Redfield, Claire H., R. F. D., No. 1, Middletown, N. Y.
Reed, Harold E., 1123 Washington St., Norwood, Mass.
Reed, Seatoo A., 45 Lindsley Place, Stratford, Conn.
Regan, Philip W., 18 Douglas Road, Medford, Mass.
Repetto, William F., 265 Broadway, Somerville, Mass.
Reynolds, Alger P., 90 Pierce Ave., Dorchester, Mass.
Rice, George E., 17 Fremont Ave., Chelsea, Mass.
Richards, Stanley M., 281 Main St., Milford, Mass.
Ricker, William E., Sabattus, Me.
Ritea, Bernard, 33 Glenarm St., Dorchester, Mass.
Roberts, Erskine G., 12 Mayfair St., Boston, Mass.
Robetts, Harry M., 54 Gardner St., Peabody, Mass.
Robinson, Albert M., Jr., 493 South Main St., Woonsocket, R. 1.
Rosoff, Isidore, 3196 Main St., Springfield, Mass.
Ross, Daniel W., Richards Rd., Waterrown, Mass.
Roundberg, Eric A., 520 Lagrange St., West Roxbury, Mass.
Sargent, Wesley G., 14 Otis St., Framingham, Mass.
Saunders, Ernesr L., 1033 North Main St., Brockton, Mass.
Saunders, Milron A., 126 Franklin Sr., Westerly, R. I.
Scbaier, Arnold E., Highview St., Norwood, Mass.
Schirmer, Adelbert F., 202 Woodward Ave., Buffalo, N. Y.
Scott, Harold W., 53 West St., Keene, N. H.
Shearer, Harold F., 53 Cortland St., Homer, N. Y.
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Shepherd, Henry H., 95 Maple St., New Bedford, Mass.
Sheridan, Bernard B., 104 East 7th St., Oswego, N. Y.
Shultz. Joseph A., 109 Lake St., Webster, Mass.
Simpson, Charles E., 12 Bowditch St., Peabody, Mass.
Sina, Eduardo, 1605 Ramirez St., Iquique, Chile, S. A.
Smith, Harold C, 25 Lincoln St., Franklin, Mass.
Smith, Joseph A., 151 Central Ave., Everett, Mass.
Squires, Cedric W. H., 20 Mansfield St., Lynn, Mass.
Stamp, Alfred T., 10 Chickatawbut St., Dorchester, Mass.
Stedt, Harry C, Main St., Holden, Mass
Stiiphen, Lee E., Cedar Grove, Me.
Stone, Vernon L., Becket, Mass.
St. Pierre, Paul H., 15 Fremont St., Concord, N. H.
Strarton, William E.,79 DeWolf St., New Bedford, Mass.
Stuarr, Charles T., 189 Norrh St., Calais, Me.
Sudack, William, 478 Osborn St., Fall River, Mass.
Swanson, Harold A., 280 Bellevue Sr., Boston 32, Mass.
Swartz, Edward, 30 Davenport St., Haverhill, Mass.
Sweezey, Raymond L., Marion, N. Y.
Swift, John, 75 Robert St., Roslindale, Mass.
Szkolny, John W., 101 Center St., Morris Run, Pa.
Tansey, Edward E., 28 Congreve St, , Roslindale, Mass.
Tarr, Vance S., 168 Central St., Somerville, Mass.
Terrell, Warren E., 77 Lakeview Ave., Waltham, Mass.
Thompson, George C, Elm St., Dighton, Mass.
Thompson, William E., 63 1-2 Ceylon St., Dorchesrer, Mass.
Tracy, Leonard M., 4 Electric Ave., West Somerville, Mass.
Tuell, Samuel G., 27 Sherman St., New Bedford, Mass.
Ugalde, Lucius, Columbia Hotel, Southbridge, Mass.
Upton, Samuel E., 20 Endicott St., Peabody, Mass.
Vader, Theodore M., 1005 Turpin St., Augusta, Ga.
Van Duzer, Walter K., 413 Worcester Road, Framingham, Mas
Belkoborsky, Vladimir G., 6 Greenleaf Sr., Boston, Mass.
Vogelsang, Max p., 143 Arlington St., Hyde Park, Mass.
Vorderer, Herbert L., 95 Newburg St. Roslindale, Mass.
Wagner, Frederick W., 284 Sourh Broadway, Nyack, N. Y.
Walker, Charles M., 6 High St., Newport, N. H.
Walker, Robert F., 129 Warren St., Concord, N. H.
Watton, Harold B., Lancastet Road, Shirley, Mass.
Wegellus, Arvo L, 126 Center St., Quincy, Mass.
Wentworth, Winston P., Bucksport, Me.
Wheeler, Warren S., Accord P. O., Mass.
Wiinikka, Arthur O., 29 Nutting St., Fitchburg, Mass.
Willis, Laurence H., 403 Bedford Sr., East Bridgcwater, Mass.
Winchell, Walrer H., 137 Berkeley Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Woodbury, Kenneth B., 333 Preble St., South Poitland, Me.
Wyrzywalski, Stanley, 2 Jennings St., New Bedford, Mass.
Young, Arthur E. W., 84 Agassiz Ave., Waverley, Mass.
Young, Marshall W., 84 Agassiz Ave., Waverley, Mass.
Young, Sumner L., 5 Puritan Ave., Doichcster, Mass.
Yuill, Calvin H., 112 Tilton Ave., Brockton, Mass.
Zacchine, Americo J., 69 Nighringale Ave., Quincy, Mass.
Zuffanri, Saverio, 12 Centre Ave., Boston, Mass.
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Abbott, Jacob A., 236 West St., Gardner, Mass.
Ambrose, Edward W., 217 Munroe St., Dedham, Mass.
Atwater, Victor P., 176 Brush Hill Road, Milton, Mass.
Beedle, Leonard J., 35 Ashford St., AUston, Mass.
Bjornson, Theodore C. , Jr. , 76 Harvard St. , Newtonville, ^
Bower, Henry, 8 Lincoln St., Lowell, Mass.
Cameron, Ralph W. E., 145 Galen St.. Watertown, Mass.
Carr, Richard B., 38 Otis St., Newtonville, Mass.
Cheney, Charles H., Grafton, N. H.
Cobb, Russell E., 320 Billings Road, Quincy, Mass.
Corey- Julian M., 12 High St., Mansfield, Mass.
Cucinotta, James P., 9 Tolman Place, Roxbury, Mass.
Dello Russo, Raphael F., 83 Bowdoin St., Medford, Mass.
Dennis, John W., 144 Centre Ave., Abington, Mass.
Edwards, Howard C, Laoesboro, Mass.
Eldridge, Roger G., 620 Warren Ave., Brockton, Mass.
Fowler, Stanley E., 7 Danville St., West Roxbury, Mass.
Gallagher, Nelson W., 167 Hunnewell Ave., Newron, Mas
Gammons, Edward R., 19 Melrose Ave., Auburndale, Mas
Gretsky, Hyman J., 21 Wolcott St., Dorchester, Mass.
Keezer, Carter D., 60 Main St., Plaistovv, N. H.
Kellett, Howard P., 33 Buswell St., Lawrence, Mass.
Kelly, Thomas E., 35 Cottage Sr., Natick, Mass.
King, Stuart E., 43 Hemenway St., Boston, Mass.
Lannon, Howard F., 655 Parkway Sr., West Roxbury, Ma;
Leonard, John J., 53 St. Rose St., Boston, Mass.
Lesser, Harry, 29 Compton St., Boston, Mass.
Love, Kendal A., 19 Mill St., Westfield, Mass.
Lovell, Dexter W., 81 Pinehurst St., Roslindale, Mass.
Lynde, Charles E., Wellingron St., Barre, Vr.
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Straw, Max H., 5 Chestet St., Melrose, Mass.
Sunnerberg, Theodore R., 50 Madison Ave., Quincy, Mass.
Swmerton, Raymond P., 32 Btaman St., Danvers, Mass.
Sylvester, Merton E., Westfield, Me.
Taglino, John L., 1268 Boylston St., Brookline, Mass.
Warren K. Vantine
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Tangerini, Caesar, Jr., 226 Neponset St., Norwood, Mass.
Tewksbury. Arthur S., Jr.. 52 Waldemar Ave., Winthrop, Mass.
Thompson, Theron B., 77 Green St., Stoneham, Mass.
Tiffany, Herbert, 67 Mt. Vernon St., New Bedford, M.iss.
Tilton, Sherburne G., 74 South State St., Concord, N. H.
Tiward, William J., 41 Commercial St., Lynn, Mass.
Tobin, Francis T., 119 Woodrow Ave., Boston, Mass.
Tombs, Nelson E., 15 Estey St., Brattleboro, Vt.
Tomlinson, Walter H., 17 Fairfax St., Somerville, Mass.
Towers, Freeman W., 32 Pleasant View Ave., E. Lynn, Mass.
Towlc, Harold P., 37 Cliff St., St. Johnsbury, Vt.
Townsend, Paul H., 8 Maple Grove St., Barrc, Vt.
Trolt, Howard S., 85 Central St., Andover, Mass.
Turner, Kenneth, Main St., Cotuit, Mass.
Twiichell, Richard M., 30 Frances St., Melrose, Mass.
VanDerveer, Clarence A, Jr., 242-15 Blvd., Douglaston, L. L, N. Y.
Van Derzee, John W., 56 Marble St., Stoneham, Mass.
Vasilakakis, Andrew, 86 Primrose St., Haverhill, Mass.
Vena, Richard A., 101 Cushing Ave., Dorchester, Mass.
Verbeck, Peter, 383 No. 8th St., Patcrson, N.J.
Verner, Robert H., 6 Newton St., Millers Falls, Mass.
Vorbeau, William, 76 Washington St., Stoneham, Mass.
Wallin, Edward J., 24 Waverly St., Everett, Mass.
Walsh, Howard V., 1670 Bridge St., Lowell, Mass.
Walworth, Clarence B., Jr., 26 Rowsley St., Bridgeport, Conn
Watrous, George E., High St., Chester, Conn.
Watts, Robert R., 13 Stickney Ave., Somerville, Mass.
Webber, Putnam C, R. F. D., No. 2, Newport. R. I.
Weston, Francis B., 24 Chapman St., Hartfotd, Conn.
Whecler,John N., Hawthorne, N. Y.
White, Fred C, 11 Purchase St., Newburyport, Mass.
White, Philip D., 366 Payson Road, Belmont, Mass.
Whitney, Lewis H., High St., South Acton, Mass.
Wieting, Herman H, Jr., 128 HollisSt.,S. Weymouth, Mass.
Wilcox, Luther F., West Lebanon, N. H.
Williams, Herman B., Dudley Hill, Dudley, Mass.
Williamson, Carleton R., 93 Bellevue St., Newton, Mass.
Winter, Wesley E., Kingfield, Me.
Woods, Kenneth P., 38 Squire St., New London, Conn.
Wright, Alfred K., 33 Dewey St., Springfield, Vt.
Wylic, Robert Carol, 37 Congreve St., Roslindale, Mass.
Wyman, Arthur W, R. F. D., Box 60, Westboio, Mass.
Wyman, Wilner H., 112 Hamden Circle, Wollaston, Mass.
Y'ork, Lester E., 48 Fremont Ave., Everett, Mass.
Young, Frederick M., 28 Meadow St., Seymout, Conn.
Zarella, Alpheus, 7 Marshall St., Medford, Mass.
Zcitlen, Samuel, 31 Norfolk St., Roxbury, Mass.
SOPHOMORES — SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Ackatt.T. Edmund, MainSl.,Schaghticokc,N.Y.
Aldred. William D., 353 Woodward St., Waban, Mass.
Amiss, Ralph G., 96 Oakland Ave., Methuen, Mass.
Arthur, George W., 68 Arnold St., Methuen, Mass.
Banks, David D., 24 Gibson St., Cambridge, Mass.
Barnes, Willard S., 14 Sargent Road, Swampscott, Mass.
Bates, Richard E., Ovetbrook St.. Wellesley, Mass.
Bean, Ernest W., 31 Suffolk Ave., Swampscott. Mass.
Beckwith, Madison B., 29 Lafayette Park, Lynn, Mass.
Begun, William, 213 Pine St., Gardner, Mass.
Bertelli, Joseph A., 15 Avon St., Somerville, Mass.
Bingay, Thomas E., 59 Oak Ave., Boston, Mass.
Blatchford, Frank W.. Jr., 30 Harbor Terr., Gloucester, Mass.
Bohaker, Stuart M., 61 Atkins Ave., Lynn, Mass.
Bouchard, Charles E., 76 Wilton St., Manchester, N. H.
Bowman, Sherwood P., 85 Wyman St., Brockton, Mass.
Brickley, Arthur J.. 1 Forest Place, Roxbury, Mass.
Brown, Everett A., 3 19th Ave., Haverhill, Mass.
Brundage, Ayton A., 32 Gould St., Stoneham, Mass.
Bryant, William H. N., Jr., 250 Arborway, Jamaica Plain, Ma;
Bucci, Henry D., Fulton St., Medford, Mass.
Bucklitch, Howard M.. 10 Bicknell Terr.. Lawrence. Mass.
Burbank, Willis P., 57 Woodlawn St., Lynn, Mass.
Burton, Harry E., 13 Sumner Ave., Roslindale, Mass.
Caliso,JohnC,,40ParisSt., Methuen, Ma.ss.
Carlson, Robert O., 3 Linden St., Notth Easton, Mass.
Cobb, Frederic E., 10 Lloyd St., Winchester, Mass.
Cohen. Hatty C, 12 Porter St., Biddcford, Me.
Cohen, Nathan C. 129 Lowell St.. Peabody, Mass.
Corey, Roger p.. High St., Mansfield, Mass.
Cotton, Robert T., 2842 Washington St., Roxbury, Mass.
Crawford, Elmer W., 19 Harrington Ave., Barre. Vt.
Cfock, Louis S.. 38 Ingalls St., Worcester, Mass.
Crosby, Joseph J., 92 Pine St., Lewiston, Me.
, Francis J., 12 Willard St., Chelsea, Mass.
Cutler, Samuel, North Dartmouth, Mass.
Dalton, Thomas F., South Franklin St., Holbrook, Mass.
Davis, Gerald M., 13 Winona St., Auburndale. Mass.
Davis. Richard W.. 93 Cohasset St.. Roslindale. Mass.
Dempsey. Edward F.. 11 Bow St., Concord, Mass.
Dinsmore, Alden C, 364 Waltham St.. West Newton. Masi
Donnelly, John L.. 20 Stearns St., Cambridge, Mass.
Epstein, Carl, 40 Floyd St., Dorchester, Mass.
Faulkner, Notman F., 16 Center St., Bellows Falls. Vt.
Fletcher. Samuel L. 39 Fair St.. New Bedfotd. Mass.
Foutnier. Felix G.. 186 Cove St., New Bedford, Mass.
Freeman, George W., 21 Eaton St., Revete, Mass.
Fuller, Paul W., 30 Urquhart St., Rumfotd, Me.
Gardner, Robert H..7 McKean St., Nashua, N. H.
Gilbert, Eli, 7 Elizabeth St., Boston, Mass.
Goodhue, Paul H., 1 Center St., Watertown, Mass.
Gould, George H., 17 Baker Road, Everett, Mass.
Graves, Harold A., Conway, Mass.
Hamilton, John B. , 140 Bellevue St., West Roxbuty, Mass.
Hatper, Arthur L., 16 Ptescott St., Wellesley Hills, Mass.
Hassell, Richatd G., 41 Academy St., Conway, Mass.
Helgesen, Elmer W., 34 James St.. West Newton, Mass.
Hintz, Lester E., 183 West Rock Ave., New Haven, Conn.
Hodgdon, Gardner W., 53 Rogers St., Portsmouth, N. H.
Jagels, Frederick B.. 78 Elm St., Camden, Me.
Johnson, Alton R., 39 Revere Road, Quincy, Mass.
Kamelakis, Emanuel, 142 Warren Ave., Boston, Mass.
Kesselman, Morris, 345 Dudley St., Boston, Mass.
Killion, Earl E., 43 Progress St., Hopedale, Mass.
Knox, Geofge H., 29 Maple St., Easthampton. Mass.
Krasnow. Louis. 627 Morton St., Mattapan, Mass.
Kretzmer, Harry N., 26 Hathaway St., Wethetsfield, Conn,
Kuposky, Milton, 38 Ckirlotte St., Dorchester, Mass.
Ladley, Edward M, 92 Moorland Road, Melrose, Mass.
Lilley, Franklin W, 75 Thomas St., New Bedford, Mass.
Loss, Theodore H., 121 Church St., Middleiown, Conn.
Lyons, Everett D.. Elm St.. South Chelmsford. Mass.
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Mabey, Raymond E., 12 Newland St., Auburndale, Mass.
MacEachern, Russell W., 337 Union St., Brainttee, Mass.
MacUfoy, Robert L., 3 Columbus Sq., Salem, Mass.
MacLean, Roland R., 229 White St., Wavetley, Mass.
Maloney, JamesJ., 64 Sylvan St., Danvets, Mass.
Manning, M. Joseph, Thatcher St., Milton, Mass.
Matson, Robert B,, 25 Linden St., Allston, Mass.
McCue, Paul L., 95 Summer St., Sometville, Mass.
McLoughlin, Daniel J., 169 Crescent Ave., Revere, Mass.
Morris, Guy K., 167 South Main St., Gardner, Mass.
Newcombe, Clark D., 3 Central St, , Westboro, Mass.
Niemi, Arno E., West Tovvnsend, Mass.
Niemyski, John J., 49 Locke St., Cambridge, Mass.
Norman, Alfred A., 41 Progress St., Hopedale, Mass.
O'Neil, Vernon D., R. F. D. 4, Oldtown Road, Cumberland, Md.
Palmer. Stuatt, 27 Loveland St., Middletown, Conn.
Powers, Francis E., 197 Trenton St., East Boston, Mass.
Rich, Bernard, 17 Frontenac St., Dorchester, Mass.
Rich, Richard, 28 Park St., Maiden, Mass.
Rodgers, John E., 56 Donaldson Ave., Ruthetford, N.J.
Rosenbloom, Joseph S., 16 Fox St., Worcester, Mass.
Ross, Robert B., 20 School St., Lynn, Mass.
Roulston, Warren F., 246 North St., N. Weymouth, Mass.
Sacco, Antonio, 18 Princeton St., Sometville, Mass.
Sails, Leroy H., 114 Newbury St., Brockton, Mass.
Schafer, William T., 47 Manthorne Road, West Roxbury, Mass.
Schneppershoff, Carl G., 319 Newhall St., New Haven, Conn.
Sharpt, Maufice E., 55 Fessenden St., Portland, Me.
Sibauste, Cesar A., 11 Vancouver St., Boston, Mass.
Sobey, Louis H., 18 Circuit Road, Winthrop, Mass.
Stowers,LloydA.,15PleasantSt.,Milford,Mass.
Sweet, Harold E., 24 Abbott St., West Roxbury, Mass.
Symancyk, William A., 19 East Bartlett St., Westfield, Mass.
Turner, John A., 324 Cottage St., New Bedford, Mass.
Turner, Wilfred D., 43 Bancroft Park, Hopedale, Mass.
Vadala, John E., 21 Follen St., Boston, Mass.
Walsh, Robert E., 9 Water St., Natick, Mass.
Wesalo, Sylvan, 148 Seaver St., Roxbury, Mass.
White, Doliver S., 232 South Main St., Mansfield, Mass.
Whitehill, Kermit C, 32A School St., Bellows Falls, Vt.
Williams, FredJ., 7 Vesta Road, Dorchester, Mass.
Williamson, Ronald M., Hampden, Me.
Witten, Max, 71 Wildwood St., Mattapan, Mass.
Woolway, Frank H., 60 Crescent Ave., Newton Center, Mass.
Yavner, Meyer, 45 Greenbrier St., Boston, Mass.
Zing, Adrian C, 1458 Elm St., Manchester, N. H.
FRESHMEN — SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
Adomaitis, Alexander, 262 Wmter St., Brockton, Mass.
Agnew, Edwin L., 377 Chestnut St., Lynn, Mass.
Ajootian,John Avedis, 275 Carpenter St., Providence, R. L
Alcorn, Arnold Stuart, 91 Parmenter Road, Waltham, Mass.
Aldrich, Rufus Norman, 1 Lincoln Place, Monson, Mass.
Alhowik, Brmek Walter, 15 Mineral St., Ipswich. Mass.
Allen, Roland Archie, 2 Lodge St., Upton, Mass.
Alpert, Joseph, 126 Florence St., Everett, Mass.
Altshuler, Israel, 111 Lawrence Ave., Roxbury, Mass.
Anderson, Forest E,, Box 35, Vinalhaven, Me,
Andrews, Ellsworth, 28 Burnham St., Waverley, Mass.
Andrews, Frank Sydney, Wood St., Woodville, Mass.
Antonievich, Romeo J., 29 Valley St., Springfield, Vt.
Apostolos, Harry, 29 New St., Haverhill, Mass.
Argetsinger, Verle Leslie, 635 W. Church St., Elmira, N. Y.
Arlio, Dominic Charles, 79 Cedar St., Bridgeport, Conn.
Aubey, Millard H., 344 Union Ave., Framingham, Mass.
Austin, Frederick, 11 Peterboro St., Boston, Mass.
Avant, Carl Augustus, 80 Harold St., Roxbury, Mass.
Avery, Clarence Edward, 234 Glen St., New Britain, Conn.
Babel, Victor J., 31 Folan Ave., Norwood, Mass.
Bagley, Gustave W., 39 Crescent Ave., Melrose, Mass.
Bailey, Edward B., 49 Florence St., Melrose, Mass.
Baldwin, William Joseph, 76 Central Ave., Revere, Mass.
Balestrieri, Thomas Harold, 17 Pratt St., Boston, Mass.
Bannister, Dexter Emerson. 24 Elm St., Webster, Mass.
Banville, Thomas Francis, 69 Cottage St., Everett, Mass.
Barber, Arthur Gabriel, 108 Oak St., Shrewsbury, Mass.
Barratt, Joseph Albert, 782 Norman St., Bridgeport, Conn.
Bateman. Charles E,, North Stratford, N, H.
Bates, Albert S., 256 Green St., Fairhaven. Mass.
Baumgarten, Frederick, 83 Hyde Park St., Dedham, Mass,
Bean, Alfred L., 67 A Blossom St.. Lynn. Mass.
Bean, Lauress Alden, 127 Magnolia St., Dorchester, Mass.
Beauvais, Armand A., 286 Whittenton St., Taunton, Mass.
Bedrosian, Perer, Providence St., Millbuty, Mass.
Beigbeder. Paul A., 6 Malverna Road, Roslindale, Mass.
Belsky, Joseph, 374 River St., Haverhill. Mass.
Benedict, Schuyler Blackley, 143 Fourth St., Medford, Mass.
Benkus, William Samuel, River St., Havethill, Mass.
Benson, Gunnar Stuart, 72 Robert St., Attleboro, Mass.
Benson, Henry Albert, 46 Chilton Road, Wesr Roxbury, Mass.
Bergerson, Philip Eugene, 364 Lakeside Ave., Marlboro, Mass.
Betts, Henry Taylor, 331 Essex Ave., Gloucester, Mass.
Beyus, John Joseph, 67 Blake St., Torrington, Conn.
Bmgham, Fletcher H., R. F. D,, No. 2, Newburgh, N. Y.
Birdsall,John M.Jr., 366 No. Main St., Shawsheen Village, Mass.
Bisson, Gabriel H., 24 State St., Augusta, Me.
Black, Robert John, High St., So. Hanson, Mass.
Blake, John, 153 Centre St., Methuen, Mass.
Blake, Samuel Francis, Jr., 69 Winter St., Cambridge, Mass.
Blanchard, Eugene Smith, 11 Gibbens St.. Sometville, Mass.
Blodgett. Francis Stockbridge. 48 Clarendon St., Springfield, Mass.
Bonin, Henri, 316 Huntington Ave., Boston, Mass.
Bonney, Edgar Greene, 36 Parker St., Newton Center, Mass.
Booker, Alfred Henry, Great Road, Saylesville, R. I.
Bortone, Caesar, 984 Belmont St., Watertown, Mass.
Boschetto, Vincent James, 103 Edenfield Ave.. Watertown. Mass.
Bowers. Kenneth. R. F. D., No. 2, Glens Falls, N. Y.
Boylan, Charles George, 197 Decker Ave., Port Richmond, S. I., N. Y.
Boyle, Edward Ernesr, 24 Florence St., Natick, Mass.
Bozoian, Azad, South St.. Avon. Mass.
adford, George Henry, Jr., Elm Sr., Bridgewater, Mass.
Iragdon. Joseph Henry, Franklin, Me.
ndt, Paul, Jr., Allen Road, North Easton, Mass.
.man, Carlton Marshall, 348 North Elm St., W. Bridgewater, Mass.
iwn, Clyde Campbell, Lowell St., West Peabody, Mass.
.wn, Robert Arthur, 38 Fairmount St., Marlboro. Mass.
irown. Roger Shaw. 88 Oakwood Ave., Lynn, Mass.
vne, Eugene A., 44 Clement Ave., West Roxbury, Mass.
vning, Harrison O., 115 Wellington Hill, Boston, Mass.
e, George Wallace, 7 Lunt St., Newburyport, Mass.
:e, Paul Wallace, Fitchburg Turnpike, Concord, Mass.
Jryant, Frank Wadsworth, 1042 Congtess St., Portland, Me.
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DIRECTORY OF UNDERCLASSMEN
Burbank, David R., 2nd, 126 Ave. de Chorrillos. Barranco, Lima,
S. A.
Burbank, John Hinckley, 49 Sparhawk St., Amesbury, Mass.
Burnap, Joseph. 22 Main St., Millbuiy, Mass.
Burnett, Paul Jesse, 82 Wavetly St., Eveiett, Mass.
Butnor, Harty Anthony, 129 State St., Manchester. N. H.
Burton, Eustace D., 155 Winchester St., Boston, Mass.
Burton, William H., Jr., Read St., South Somerset. Mass.
Caiandrella. Bernardino. 106 Linden St.. Attleboro, Mass.
Call, Arthur Everetr, Jr., 1 Hovey St., Gloucester, Mass.
Carlson, Clifton William, 6 Summer St., Gloucester. Mass.
Carpenter. Alden Plimpton. 14 Union St.. Hinpham Center, Mass.
Carroll, Charles H., 26 Royal St., Watertown, Mass.
Casella, Tony, 681 Chestnur St.. Athol. Mass.
Cass. Francis Anthony. 2 Galena St.. Boston. Mass.
Cate, George Herbert. Concord, N. H.
Cenerizio, Corrado August, 31 Bank Row, Greenfield. Mass.
Chadwick, Lozeah William, Jr.. 71 Copeland St., Campello, Mass.
Chaisson, George Buxton, 27 Blaney St., Swampscott, Mass.
Chase, Gardner Wendell, 5 Silver St., Taunton, Mass.
Chase, Horace Morse, 12 Myrtle St., Stoneham, Mass.
Chenail, Arthur William, Luce Road, North Adams, Mass.
Chenery, Richard, Musketaquid Road. Concord, Mass.
Chestna. John, 214 Plymouth St., Bridgewater, Mass.
Chipman, Eldin James, 35 Leland St., Framingham, Mass.
Christensen, Ralph C, 51 Botolph St., Quincy, Mass.
Clark, Albert Hohbs, 113 Main St., Norway, Me.
Clark, Arthur E., 868 Walnut St., Newton Center, Mass.
Clark, Eugene Rudduck, R. F. D., Pittsfield, Mass.
Clatk, Herbert P., North Springfield, Vt.
Clark, John Hervey, Center St., North Easton, Mass.
Clark, John Richard. 712 Nantasker Ave.. Hull, Mass.
Cobb, Charles Fred, Main St., Pepperell, Mass.
Coffin, Everett Samuel, 81 Rhoades Ave., E. Walpole, Mass.
Coffin, Raymond A., 22 Crescent St., Somerville, Mass.
Cohen, Abraham B., 205 Washington St., Dorchester, Mass.
Cohen, Arthur Mose, 12 Cottage St.. Needham. Mass.
Colby. Paul Robert, 14 State St., Lawrence. Mass.
Cole. Allan Perry. 109 Highland Ave. Somerville. Mass.
Cole, John Bernard, 60 Canner St., New Haven, Conn.
Cole, Robert Francis, Fellows Road, Ipswich, Mass.
Cole, Stanley Walter, 634 1st Ave., Berlin, N. H.
Coleman, Wilton E.. 14 Worcester St.. Cambridge. Mass.
Collins. Charles Joseph. 13 Tremonr St., Peabody, Mass.
Colpitts, Leonard Eraser, Great Road, Shirley. Mass.
Conlin, William P.. 26 Bridge St.. Windsor. Vt.
Connors. Daniel E., 21 Strong St., Newburyport, Mass.
Connors, William Francis, 94 Andover Sr., Lawrence. Mass.
Cook. James Egan. 58 W. Main St.. Mohawk. N. Y.
Copans. Albert, 47 Irving St., Everett, Mass.
Copithorne, John Wilbur, 45 Upland Road, Somerville, Mass.
Coren, Bernard Irving, 72 Horace St., Springfield, Mass.
Coughlan, Raymond Jerome, 46 Central Ave., Revere, Mass.
Courts, William D., 272 Clyde St., Brookline, Mass.
Cox, Clayton Earl, Derby, Vt.
Craft, Glendon Albert, South Main St., Ashfield, Mass.
Crawford, Augustine Joseph, 26 Bay View Ave., Danvers, Mass.
Crighton, Gordon Reed, 57 Raleigh Road, Belmont, Mass.
Cross, Elmer E., Farmington, Conn.
Crowell, Roberr Irving, Dennis, Mass.
Crowrher, Donald B., 7 Spy Hill, Beacon, N. Y.
Cummings, Lindsey P., 26 South Angell St.. Providence. R. I.
Cummings, Wilford Winters. 1432 Somerset Ave.. Taunton. Mass.
Curtin. Aithur. 94 Mylod St.. Norwood. Mass.
Curtis. Howard Preston. 90 Centre St.. Danvers. Mass.
Cutler. George Lewis. R. F. D., No. 2. Springfield. Vt.
Dabose. Andrew P., 43 North Central St., Peabody. Mass,
Dahl. Nathan R., 1574 West Broad Sr., Stratford. Conn.
Darling. Claude William, Jr., 367 Park St., Stoughton, Mass.
Das. Stephen Ptema. Bangalore. Mysore. India
David. Nasim A.. 58 West Newton St.. Boston. Mass.
Dawes, Arthur Ernest, 3 Wisteria St.. Salem. Mass.
Day. Robert A.. Randolph. Vt.
Dean. Charles Bradford. Wheelock Ave.. Norwood. Mass.
Dean, David Benjamin, Cotley St., Taunton, Mass.
Deane, Marcus Aldrich, 983 Providence St., WhitinsviUe. Mass.
Dearborn, Clayton Edward, 22 Caldwell Crescent, Lynn, Mass.
Dearborn, Roland Tafi, Union St., Ashland, Mass.
Decker, Earl Ames, 27 Whitman St., Ridlonville, Me.
Deggs, Kermit R., 29 Otis St., Fitchburg, Mass.
Deneen, George E., 35 Worcester St., Fitchburg, Mass.
Dennett, Charles Adelbert, Ring Road, Plympton, Mass.
Dew. Edward Nelson. 68 James St., Torrington, Conn.
Dewhurst, Chester Thomas, Main Sr., Somerset, Mass.
DiCicco, Giacomo, 29 Tileston St., Boston, Mass.
Dick, Howard Carl. 22 Wetherbee Ave.. Lowell, Mass.
Dickey. Arthur Gardner, Main St., Dennisport, Mass.
Dildilian, Ara, 33 Newland Sr.. Boston, Mass.
Disken, Roger Patrick, 19 Cottage St., West Concord, Mass.
Diskin, Martin Joseph, Fairhaven Road, Concord, Mass.
D'Onofrio, Anthony C, 101 Greene St.. New Haven, Conn.
Donohue, Joseph Henry, 20 Holly Ave., Cambridge, Mass.
Donovan. Leo A.. Wildmere Ave., Burlington, Mass.
Doran,JohnJ.,Jr.,28 0akSq. Ave., Brighton, Mass.
Douglas, Isaiah Edgar, 42 Pleasant St., Brunswick, Me.
Dower, Gordon I., 159 Riverbend St., Athol, Mass.
Downing, Warren Palmer, 10 Eastman Road, Somerville, Mass.
Dracut, Louis Edwin, 30 Whitney Ave., Cambridge, Mass.
Drake, Preston, 676 Prospect St., Maplewood, N. J.
Duffie, Robert N., 6 Central Sr., Wakefield, Mass.
Duksta, John Charles, 39 Fountain St., So. Braintree, Mass.
Dunlap, Arthur P., 92 Dennison Ave., Framingham, Mass.
Durfee, Lester Alton, 55 Church St . Faithaven, Mass.
Eakins, Jesse Walter, 8 Dalton St., Boston, Mass.
Eaton, Levereti Gordon, 40 Central Ave., Danvers, Mass.
Edwards, Alonzo R., 181 Winthrop St., Taunton, Mass.
Eggleston, Howard N., 34 Downer St., BaldwinsviUe, N. Y.
Eglise, Charles N., Jr., Miner's Lane, Waterford, Conn.
Elliott, Albert K., Wolfeboro, N. H.
Etickson, Everett Albin, 80 Sylvan St., Danvers, Mass.
Estes, George Arthur, 163 North Sr., Salem, Mass.
Fait, James A.. 134 Adams St., Braintree, Mass.
Farmer, Lancelot, 237 Washington St., Dorchester, Mass.
Farrow, Robert Franklyn, 805 Main Sr., Winchester, Mass.
Feldman, Harry Roy, 263 Irving St., Framingham, Mass.
Feldman, Louis, 10 Bassetr St., Chelsea, Mass.
Ferguson, Alexander G., 65 Johnson St., Lynn, Mass.
Files, William Edward, 275 Walton St., Woodfords, Me.
Fisk, Owen Parker, 6 George St., Milford, N. H.
Fisk, Thacher Heath, 74 Speen St., Natick, Mass.
Fitts, James Andrew, 8 Union St., Windsor, Vt.
Flumere, Louis A., 29 Loker St., Framingham, Mass.
Flynn, Charles Milton, Eversley St., Norwalk, Conn.
Foley, Daniel J., Jr., 5 Cutler Ave., Cambridge, Mass.
Foley, Harold Walrer, 153 Shute St., Everett, Mass.
Foley, Paul J., 57 Armandine St., Dorchester, Mass.
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Forget. Roland Joseph, 149 May St., Worcester, Mass.
Fornell, Rudolph Enoch, 41 Cranch St., Quincy, Mass.
Foss, Charles Carleton, McKenney Road, Saco, Me.
Fossett, Ben H., 22 Fresno St., Roslindale, Mass.
Foster, Frank K., 115 Welles Ave., Dorchester, Mass.
Franklin, Edwin M., Jr., R. F. D., No. 2, Millbrook, N. Y.
Frasicr, Edward Larason, Lake St., Silver Lake, Mass.
Freeman, John Herbert, 398 Mr. Hope St., Attleboro Falls, Mass
Freiheir, John Lewis, 9 Long Hill Ave., Shelton, Conn.
Friel, John Henry, 223 Grant St., Framingham, Mass.
Friensehner, August Victor, 441 No. Main St., Attleboro, Mass.
Frost, Herman Hathaway, 27 Clough Ave., Windsor, Vt.
Gaffney, Paul Clayton. 16 Washington Ave., Winthrop, Mass.
Gaul, Leo Michael, 802 5th St., South Boston, Mass.
Geckler, Vernon Colbert, 335 St. James Ave., Springfield, Mass.
Giffotd, Alden L, Jr., 18 Marlborough St., Lowell, Mass.
Gillespie, Maurice E., 234 Mystic Ave., Soraerville, Mass.
Gilman, Paul Franklin, 109 Central St., Stoneham, Mass.
Ginsberg, Israel, 37 Plymouth St., Brockton, Mass.
Glazcr, Jack, 115 Nichols St., Everett, Mass.
Godreau, Guilletmo Jose, 51 Sol St., Ponce, Porto Rico
Gold, Israel, 243 Campbell Ave., Revere, Mass.
Goodstine, Herman, 105 Spruce St., S. Manchester, Conn.
Goodwin, Cortland Dearmont, 20 Prospect St., Everett, Mass.
Gorbunoff, Alex, 6 Fourth St., GraniteviUe, Mass.
Gorton, William Gilbert, 1580 Dewey Ave., Rochester, N. Y.
Goss, Frank, Barnet, Vt.
Grabow, Milton, Main St., Bethlehem, Conn.
Graf, Malcolm Edward, Wayland Road, So. Lincoln, Mass.
Grant, Ernest Mitchell, 164 Walnut St., Stoughton, Mass.
Grant, Vail W., 34 E. Main St., Georgerown, Mass.
Gray, Harold Norman, Gales Ferry, Conn.
Grazinso, Albert C, 343 Munson St., New Haven, Conn.
Greenbaum, Rubin, 52 Gainsboro St., Boston, Mass.
Greenberg, Yale, 42 Warner St., Dorchester, Mass.
Greenwood, Charles Fabian, Jr., 18 Congress St., Amesbury, Mas
Grimes, Albert Thompson, Massachusetts Ave., West Acton, Ma;
Griswold, Lee Vincenr, 3 North Main St., Tertyville, Conn.
Grushkin, Samuel, 19 Phillips Ave., Norwood, Mass.
Gustina, Nickolas D., 49 Orange St., Rochester, N. Y.
Hadlock, Elmer C, Eilsworrh, Me.
Hagan, Francis, 101 Mechanic St., Canton, Mass.
Hall, Richard Wallace, 2 Fourth St., GraniteviUe, Mass.
Hall, Stanley M., 100 N. Winooski Ave., Burlingron, Vt.
Hamilton, Kenneth Warren, 140 Bellevue Sr., Boston, Mass.
Hanlon, James, Mohawk, N. Y.
Hanna, C. Raymond, 33 Main St., Middle Granville, N. Y.
Hanscom, Matthew Wesley, 1292 South St., Bridgewater, Mass.
Hanson, Wilrose John, 35 Warer St., Marlboro, Mass.
Harrington, Kenneth W., 115 E. Hartford St., Milford, Pa.
Harris, Joseph Foraker. 31 Brookford St., Cambridge, Mass.
Hasty, Arnold, 131 Main St., Norway, Me.
Hatch, Herbert Franklin, Jr., 2 Minor Place, Dorchester, Mass.
Hay, John, Sumner St., Hardwick, Vt.
Hayden, Kenneth French, 137 Franklin St., So. Braintree, Mass.
Heffer, Roy W., 95 Olean St., Rochester, N. Y.
Helms, Rufus W., Gorham, N. H.
Henderson, James Russell, Webster Sr., N. Hanover, Mass.
Henken, M.Jacob, 27 Norrh St., Meriden, Conn.
Henriksen, Francis, 20 Plymouth St., Canton, Mass.
Herlich, William, 13 Brimblecom Sr., Lynn, Mass.
Heron, Paul J., 53 Florence Ave., Lowell. Mass.
Hernck, Kenneth Lewis, Southwest Harbor, Me.
Hildebrandt, Fred C, 388 Church St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Milliard, Alton M., 86 Chestnut St., Clatemont, N. H.
Hinckley, A. Craig, 34 Springfield St., Watertown, Mass.
Hinckley, Everert W., 120 Glen Ave., Campello, Mass.
Hoar, William Arthur, 418 Essex St., Salem, Mass.
Hodges, Sheldon Bradfotd, 13 Rockland St., Taunton, Mass.
Hodgson, Albert Edgar, 15 Maplewood Ave., Merhuen, Mass.
Holcombe, William F., 11 Lanning Ave., Hopewell, N.J.
Holland, Gordon E., 32 Channing St., Quincy, Mass.
Holmquist, Harold Herbert, 14 Cranch St., Quincy, Mass.
Homan, William, 61 Corning St., Boston, Mass.
Homelson, Joseph, 18 Judson St., Hartford, Conn.
Hopkins, David Michael, 11 Elsinore St., Concord, Mass.
Horbal, Stephen, 1 Hillside Ave., Middleboro, Mass.
Hoyt, Alvah William, 30 Marlborough St., Newburyport, Mass.
Hubbard, Roberr Meigs, Millbrook Road, Middletown, Conn.
Hunt, Carson W., 32 Greene St., Wollaston, Mass.
Hurley, Ralph James, 120 Second Sr., Auburn, Me.
Huse, Ralph Cross, Newbury St., Rowley, Mass.
Hutt, Robert Preston, 98 Edinboro St., Marlboro, Mass.
Illsley, Albert B., 7 School St., Georgetown, Mass.
Israel, Abraham Isaac, 112 Callender Sr., Dorchesrer, Mass.
Jackson, Clance Hayden, 32 Clarence Ave., Bridgewater, Mass.
Jackson, Robert John, 21 Bigelow Ave., Thompsonville, Conn.
Jackson, William Charles, 6 Randall St., Taunton, Mass.
James, Raymond W., 11 School St., Richmond, Me.
Jeffery, James R., 93 Olney St., Dorchester, Mass.
Jensen, Stanley Francis, Upper Franklin Sr., Wesrfield, Mass.
Johnson, Alberr Edward, 63 Winslow Ave., W. Somerville, Mass.
Johnson, Carlyle R., 20 Wing St., Bangor, Me.
Johnson, Grant, 47 Floyd St., Everett, Mass.
Johnson, Notris Rudolph, 31 Robinson St., Somerville, Mass.
Johnson, Perry Tracy, Poland, Me.
Johnson, Rudolph A., 25 Endicott St., Cliftondale, Mass.
Johnson, Uno Eric, Chester, Vt.
Johnston, Joseph Trowbridge, 3 St. James St., Whitinsville, Mass.
Joseph, George A., 147 Hudson St., Boston, Mass.
Kaleta, Meroslaw, 4 Heath St., Everett, Mass.
Kasson, Charles LeBaton, Jr., 3 Duke St., Mattapan, Mass.
Kearns.James J., 2 Holton St., Winchester, Mass.
Keblis, Joseph j., 54 Humphrey St., E. Weymouth, Mass.
Keil, Carl C, 70 Lindsey St , Attleboro, Mass.
Keith, Ralph W., 268 S. Main St., Barre, Vt.
Kelley, Harrington Williams, Ashfield, Mass.
Kelley, Norman Defloyd, 47 Carter Ave., Pawrucket, R. I.
Kelliher, James Laurence, 2 Goodyear St., Beverly, Mass.
Killer, Kenneth Leslie, 86 Bidwell St., Waterbury, Conn.
King, Phillips B,, 12 Charles St., Taunton, Mass.
Kipnes, Edward, 93 Walnut St., Chelsea, Mass.
Kittredge, Harold Rensellaer, 21 Fay Courr, Dexter, Me.
Klein, Moses S., 454 Washington St., Haveihill, Mass.
Koff, David, 185 Chestnut St., Lynn, Mass.
Komich, John Bronislaw, 548 E. Fourth St., S. Boston, Mass.
Koons, Clarence James, North Scituate, R. I.
Kreusel, Adolf William, 11 Dunboy St., Brighton, Mass.
Kulesza, BronislausSranislaus, 43 1-2 N. Central St., Peabody, Mas
Lafiin, Donald Roy, Concord Road, Bedford, Mass.
Lamb, William Herbert, Champney Ave., Greenfield, Mass.
Lamberr, Romaine Frederick, :East Randolph, Vt.
Lane, Herbert E., Thayer St., Hingham, Mass.
Lapidus, Bernard, 22 Poplar St., Boston, Mass.
Laquerre, Hervey Oscar, 47 Maywood Sr., Worcester, Mass.
Latamore, Berton F., 1579 Main St., E. Hartford, Conn.
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Laurud, Carl Thorstein, Hawthorne Sc, Ulington, Mass.
Laury, Alfred Hatch, Vitial Haven. Me.
Lavorgna, Sebastian, Canton, Me.
Lawrence, Thomas Wellington, Hampden Highlands, Me.
Lawson, Carl, Main St., North Easton. Mass.
LeBaron, Francis P., 366 Mollis St., Framingham, Mass.
Ledgard, Francis Henry, 31 Parker St., Maynard, Mass.
Lee, Richard David, 16 Boston St., Salem, Mass.
Levan. Herman Clyde, 46 S. Main St., Watsontovvn, Pa.
Levy, David, 9 Olsen Terrace, Lynn, Mass.
Lewis, Joel Randolph, 7 Amboy St., Boston, Mass.
Libby, Laurence D., 165 North St., Saco, Me.
Lieberman, Solomon, 23 Greendale Road, Matfapan, Mass.
Liehr, Herman W,, 45 Lexington Ave., Somerville, Mass.
Lingley, John M., Jr., Chestnut St., Weston, Mass.
Lipman, Louis, 124 Eastetn Ave., Lynn, Mass.
Litchfield, Raymond Kay, 62 Park Ave., Whitman, Mass.
Littlefield, Wesley Goudey, Ferncrofc Farm Inn, Alton, N. H.
Ljunggren, Walter, Wellesley Park, Wellesley, Mass.
Lockwood, Graydon Frederick, 15 Flower St., Weihersfield, Conn.
Loftus, Harry Patrick, 166 Essex St., Marlboro, Mass.
Lombard, Alfred Johnson, 182 Parker St., Lawrence, Mass.
Lombard, Robert W., Welineei, Mass.
Long, Arthur A., 220 Sycamore St., Watertown, Mass.
Lonnberg, Alfred Eric, 33 Vernal St., Everett, Mass.
Loring, Ira Raymond, 43 George St., Norwood, Mass.
Loring, Percy M., Perry, Me.
Louth, George D., 171 W. Cayuga St., Oswego, N. Y.
Lowe, Malcolm Graham, 21 Sewall Woods Rd.. Melrose HIds., Ma:
Lufkin, Wilbett Rawson, 11 Ellsworth St., Everetr, Mass.
Lundgren, William Whitney, Jr., 74 Dodge St., Beverly, Mass.
Lynch, Daniel Francis, 18 Smith St., Boston, Mass.
Lynch, Donald James, 72 Black Rock Ave., New Britain, Conn.
Lynch, Thomas J., 92 Hyde Park Ave., Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Lyons, John E., 42 Barry St., Dorchester, Mass.
Lyons, Joseph R., 24 Clarkwood St., Matrapan, Mass.
Lyons, Robert Fergus, 26 Washington Ct., Marlboro, Mass.
MacAdam, John F. Robinson, 306 Randolph Ave., Milton, Mass.
Macchia, Santo Vincent, 4 Charter St., Boston, Mass.
MacDonald, Gilbert G., Washington St., Assinippi, Mass.
Machinsal, Albiny, 240 No. Quincy St., Brockron, Mass.
Mackay, Donald H.,29St. Margaret St., Boston, Mass.
MacLeod, David Gilbert, 416 Franklin St., Whitman, Mass.
MacNeill, Goidon Everett, Highland St;, S. Middleboro, Mass.
Maden, Harold Stuart, 40 Raddins Grove Ave., Lynn, Mass.
Mael, Marcus Harold, Village St., Millis, Mass.
Malinosky, Kennerh George, 534 Eastern Ave., Lynn, Mass.
Mallion, William J., 30 Johnson Ave., W. Medford. Mass.
Malone, John Charles, 115 St. Rose St., Boston, Mass.
Mandell, Donald Burt, 29 Plymouth St., New Bedford, Mass.
Marcotte, Ernest Francis, 401 Washington St., Taunton, Mass.
Marggraf, Charles, 7 Arthur St., Methuen, Mass.
Marshall, Franklin G., 55 Bond St., Gardner, Mass.
Marscon, Charles Dexter, 28 Fairmount St., Boston, Mass.
Martelli, Amando P., 12 Cliff St., Bevetly, Mass.
Mason, Wilfred Joseph, 941 Plymouth St., Bridgewater, Mass.
Matasavage, Anthony, R. F. D., No. 3, Waterbury, Conn.
Mattson, Ralph Allan, 401 W. Main St., New Britain, Conn.
Matukas. John Joseph, Bonham Road, Dedham, Mass.
Maxfield, Jerome Churchill, 4 Hill St., Porrland, Me.
Mays, Frederick Arthur, 296 Summit Ave., Boston, Mass.
McCauley, Edward J., 29 Olive Ave., Maiden, Mass.
McGaw, Kennerh Leon, Edmans Road, Framingham, Mass.
McGirr, John Sautter, 14 Lafayette Ave., Atlantic, Mass.
McLennan, Clayton M., 32 Urquhart St., Rumford, Me.
McNeills, John A., Middlebury Road, Waterbury, Conn.
McWilliam, John Robertson, 785 Rockdale Ave., New Bedford, Mass.
Meakin,John B., 109 Gainsboro St., Boston, Mass.
Meakin, Lawrence W., 109 Gainsboro St., Boston, Mass.
Mello, Adrian, 74 Mulberry St., Fall Rivet, Mass.
Melo, Albert, 159 Broadway, Boston, Mass.
Mendoza, Lincoln, 21 Edison Park, Quincy, Mass.
Merrikin, Fred, 86 Bonney Sr., Brockton, Mass.
Merrick, John Norman, 1273 Cenrral St., Stoughton, Mass.
Merrill, John Buxton, Cumberland Center, Me.
Meserve, Lester Donald, 33 Quincy St., Abington, Mass.
Messer, Chester R., New London, N. H.
Messinger, Solomon, 34 Sranwood St., Roxbuty, Mass.
Middleton, Stuart Colby, 5 Lombard St., Dorchester, Mass.
Miller, Richard Copithorn, Peacham, Vt.
Milliken, Ira M., West Scaiboro, Me.
Mitchell, Jarrell Henessey, 17 Walnut Patk, Roxbury, Mass.
Moineau, Hubert Joseph, 73 Mt. Pleasant St., Marlboro, Mass.
Moksu, Walter H., 14 Malcolm Road, Cambridge, Mass.
Moore, Otis Fenton, 59 Reed St., Dedham, Mass.
Moore, Robert Lowell, 11 Sterling St., Ellsworrh, Me.
Morey, Wyndon Henry, Cummington, Mass.
Mofgan, Albert J., 37 Gilbert St., Framingham, Mass.
Mork, Carl Lawrence, LaSalle St., E. Longmeadow, Mass.
Morss, Henry Hardy, Main St., Marion, Mass.
Moseman, Samuel, 505 S. West End Ave., Lancaster, Pa.
Moulton, Wiley D., 27 Pleasant Park Road, Winthrop, Mass.
Mount, Robert Benjamin, Jr., 125 Ash St., Reading, Mass.
Moxom, Ralph Pendleton, Jr., 98 College St., Springfield, Mass.
Mucci, Joseph, 145 Oakland St., Maiden, Mass.
Mutch, Harold Leslie, Hardwick, Vt.
Muftay, Henry S., Cambridge Turnpike, Concord, Mass.
Nahil, George, 39 Willow St., Lawrence, Mass.
Nesvisky, Israel, 3 Baird St., Dorchester, Mass.
Nevin, Donald, 48 Ashford St., Boston, Mass.
Nichols, Levi Earl, Enosburg Falls, Vt.
Nickerson, Arthur LeFrancis, 192 Maplewood St., Watertown, Mass.
Nigrosh, Israel, 1 Duke St., Mattapan, Mass.
Noyes, Herbert Eaton, Stonington, Me.
Noyes, Robert A., 14 Leonard Road, Melrose, Mass.
Nystrom, Sven Alrick, Perry Ave., Portland, Conn.
Olin, Hilding W., 1146 Boulevard, W. Hartford, Conn.
Onishi, Massie S., 221 Fairmount Ave., Hyde Park, Mass.
Otanovsky, Alexander, 64 Forrester St., Salem, Mass.
Paradis, Albert W., 115 Fairmount St., Dorchester, Mass.
Parker, Edward, 319 N. Warren Ave., Brockton, Mass.
Parker, Philip Bradstreet, Beechwood St., Cohasset, Mass.
Pearson, Bernard Otto, 21 Longwood Ave., Brockton, Mass.
Pearsons, Calvin Elmer, Sear St., Burlington, Mass.
Peltier, Wilfred T., 30 Abbott St., Boston, Mass.
Perkins, Erwin Weir, 16 Congreve St., Boston, Mass.
Perlmutter, Abraham I., 54 Hollander Sr., Roxbury, Mass.
Peterson, Walter E., 33 Kelton St., Orange, Mass.
Pethybridge, Charles A., High St., Topsfield, Mass.
Pfurr, Haro'd M., 204 Circular Ave., Waterbury, Conn.
Piascik, Stanley John, 1 1-2 St. Paul St., Westfield, Mass.
Picard, George Leiand, 2 Pillsbury St., Derry, N. H.
Pickett, John Clin(on, 188 School St., Roxbury, Mass.
Pierce, ArthurJ., Federal St., Montague, Mass.
Pike, William Wright, Danielson, Conn.
Pillsbury, Gerald T., Gorham, Me.
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Pinkus, Albert Francis, 94 Ward St., Worcester, Mass.
Plpi, John, 821 Saratoga St.. E. Boston, Mass.
Pisco, James, 1239 N. Main St., Waterbury, Conn.
Pokrant, Frank, 82 Derby St., Salem, Mass.
Porter, Charles Neal, Worcester Lane, Waltham, Mass.
Porter, Merton E., 26 Brookings St., Medford, Mass.
Powell, Arnold Elmore, 166 Rounds St., New Bedford, Mass.
Powers, William Joseph, Jr., 100 Leicester Sr., Port Chester, N. Y.
Presper, Stewart Henry, 39 Charles St., Wakefield, Mass.
Pressey, S. Earl, Romford, Me.
Pritchard, Frederick A., 21 Main St., Wethetsfield, Conn.
Procopio, Ralph George, Ward St., Montgomery, N. Y.
Puglisi, Joseph, 72 Retreat Ave., Hattford, Conn.
Pugsley, Harold Douglas, 324 Newton St., Waltham, Mass.
Pula, Edmund William, 21 Saunders Sr., Lawrence, Mass.
Quinn, Thomas Francis, 15 Burton St., Brighton, Mass.
Quinnam, G. Jackson, 52 S. Front St., Richmond, Me.
Racicot, Henry Alexander, 9 Fifth St., Webster, Mass.
Randall, Harold Crapo, 123 Buckman St., Everett, Mass.
Randall, Stanley Ainswotth, Main St., North Easton, Mass.
Ranttila, John, 33 Oak St., Milford, N. H.
Rapoport, Eugene J., 10 M. Skvosnaia, Harbin, China
Rarzburg, Paul Davis, 83 Warwick Road, West Newton, Mass.
Rauktis, Dominic, Jr., 21 Plantation St., Worcester, Mass.
Raymond, Henry Theodore, Jr., Woodland St., Natick, Mass.
Reardon, William, 33 Division St., Brockton, Mass.
Reck, Ellis Cannon, 601 Lexington St., Waltham, Mass.
Reddy, Cornelius E. 75 Laurel St., Fall River, Mass.
Reed, Emeison Charles. Hebron Ave., Glastonbury, Conn.
Reinhardr, Earl Theodore, 15 Baldwin St., Newton, Mass.
Richards, John Dosity, 24 Webb St., Salem, Mass.
Rideout. Sidney K.. 29 South St., Raynham, Mass.
Risgin, John, Jr., Cross St., Carlisle, Mass.
Robbins, Willard Leroy, Stonington, Me.
Robcrrs.John Ashman, 60 Oak St., Bath, Me.
Robinson, Frank T., 53 Sewall Ave.. Brookline. Mass.
Robinson. Howard Edgar, 108 Pearl St., Cambridge, Mass.
Robinson, S. Marshall, 4 Washburn St., Saugerties, N. Y.
Rock, Eugene T., 388 Pleasant St., Maiden, Mass.
Roper, Charles B., Moosup, Conn.
Rubin, Abraham, 51 Enfield St., Hartford, Conn.
Rnshlow. William Edward. 334 Washington St.. Taunton. Mass.
Ryan. Edmund B.. 59 Arlington St.. Fitchburg. Mass.
Rymph. LeRoy M., R. D.. No. 2. Wappingers Falls, N. Y.
Salamone, Michael George, 167 Chestnut Ave , Jamaica Plain, Mass
Sampson, Foster Emerson, Cedar Hill, Manomet, Mass.
Sanford. James, Margarerville. N. Y.
Santacroce. Joseph Louis, 25 Shawmut St., E. Weymouth, Mass.
Sarajian, Asadoor, 32 Crawford St.. E. Watertown, Mass.
Sargent. Willard C. Wolfehoro Falls. N. H.
Saunders, Samuel Elton, 48 Sawyer St.. Woodfords, Me.
Scavitto, Emil, 265 Summer St., Somerville, Mass.
Schliet, Russell E., 319 W. Green St., Hazleton, Pa.
Scholield, Winford Lester, Ash St., Weston. Mass.
Scholnick. Isadore A.. 23 Parsons St.. Peabody. Mass.
Schultz. John L.. 78 West Concord St.. Boston, Mass.
Schultz, Reinhard Edward, 7 S. Eagle St., Terryville, Conn.
Schuttc. Herbert, Mansfield Ave., Dar.cn, Conn.
Schwartz, San. uel D , 43 Grafton St., Quincy, Mass.
Scott, Curtis, 22 Symme- Ro.id, Winchester, Mass.
Scort, Frank Kenneth, 108 Henry St., Cambridge, Mass.
Seaerave. Harold Augustus, 166 Ledyard St.. New London, Conri.
Seaquist, Richard Arnold, 39 Hlllberg Ave., Brockton, Mass.
Seating, Norbert, 50 Ulster Ave., Saugerties, N. Y.
Selfridge, Lawrence Newton, 92 Beacon St., Atlington, Mass.
Selsky, Isadore, 35 Highland St., Revere, Mass.
Sennott, Robert J., 566 Fifth St.. South Boston, Mass.
Shanis, Arnold David, 82 Astoria St., Mattapan, Mass.
Shaw, Arthur C, 27 Nickerson St., Btockton, Mass.
Shaw, Cecil Fremont, 16 Fairview Ave., Taunton, Mass.
Shea, Francis Lawrence, 44 Clark St., Lynn, Mass.
Shedd, Albert Lounsbury, 6 Bradshaw St., Medford, Mass,
Sheff, Samuel, 111 Howland St., Roxbury, Mass.
Shepherd, Donald Clarence, 92 Dalton Ave., Pittsfield, Mass.
Sherburne, John Henry, Jr., Milton Road, Rye, N. Y.
Shetys, Alexander Francis, 571 Summer St., Lynn, Mass.
Shnitzler, Meyer Joseph, 5 Greenheys St., Roxbury, Mass.
Shulman, David. 222 Eastern Prom.. Protland, Me.
Shwetz, Pattick D., 97 Boxford St., Lawrence, Mass.
Sias, Ernest R., 139 High St., Reading, Mass
Siedel, Dick Winslow, Metrick Road, Lindenhnrst, N. Y.
Simister, William H., Jr., 40 Foore St., Fall River, Mass.
Skeirik, Roy Michael, 1 Alder St., Lawrence, Mass.
Skinner, Warren Harvey, Sauquoit, N. Y.
Skinnon, John F., 28 Batry Ave., Meriden, Conn.
Smith, Edwin Peers, 9 Barnum Place, Taunton, Mass.
Smith, George Arthur, 112 Center St., North Easton, Mass.
Smith, Norman P., 11 Wedgewood Sr., Squanium, Mass.
Smith, Richard B.. Va. State College, Petersburg, Va.
Smith, Robert Burrell, 4 Pearl St., Middleboro, Mass.
Smith, Sidney S., 977 Morton St., Mattapan, Mass.
Smith, Walter R., 405 Revere Sr., Winthtop, Mass.
Smith, Walter W., Main Sr., Pepperell, Mass.
Smith, William E., 240 Granite St.. Manchester. N. H.
Snow. Elmer A., N. Main St., Petersham, Mass.
Sole, Clatence William, 2 High St., Barre, Vt.
Soule, Lawrence. 14 Merritt St., West Bridgewater, Mass.
Spear, Melville Clarke, 14 Spring St., Westerly, R. I.
Speirs, George Earl, 1621 N. Shore Rd., Revere, Mass.
Sponsel, Clifford William, R. F. D., No. 2, Lockport, N. Y.
Standing, Sidney A., 90 Bromfield St., Wollaston, Mass.
Stanford, Gilbert Wilson, 9 Cenrer Ave., Reading, Mass.
St.iples, Edmund B., 29 Thornton Park, Winrhrop, Mass.
Starck, Cecil Ludvig, Windsor Ave., West Acton, Mass.
Stark, Carl J. ,46 Spruce St., Clinton, Mass.
Stearns, Gilbert Sanford, 17 Maple Sr., Framingham, Mass.
Srephenson, William Harold, 34 Liberty St., New Bedford, Mass.
Steptoe, Arthur W., 30 Gaylord St., Boston, Mass.
Sterry,John Marvin, Middlebury, Conn.
Stevens, CLiyton A., 10 Soward St., Hopedale, Mass.
Stewart. William John. Jr.. 63 Cornell Sr.. Newton Lower Falls. Ma:
Slieg. Henry Robert. 157 Monroe St.. Hartford, Conn
Stillings, Henry Charles, 281 Barnum Ave., Bridgeporr, Conn.
Stinchfield, William B., 38 Perry Ave., Whitman, Mass.
Stockton, John Henry, Killingly, Conn.
Stone, Leroy Perham, 40 Page St., Keene, N. H.
Strout, Roy Guy, 31 Merrill Road, Watettown, Mass.
Siuait, Haiold William, 189 Noith St.. MiUtown, Me.
Stubbs, Alan Evetard, 31 Cherry Hill, Springfield, Vt.
Sturdivant, Chailcs V., 47 Madison St., W. Medford, Mass.
Sturges, Horace Boynton, 267 W. Emerson St., Melrose, Mass.
Sugarman, Hyman, 30 Evelyn St., Boston, Mass.
Sullivan, Eugene William, 239 Green Sr., Brockton, Mass
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Swanson, Atnold Ciifton. 416 Bedford St., E. Bridgewater, Mass.
Sylvester, Sawyer, 27 Central St., S. Weymouth, Mass.
Tagg, James, 7 Jackson St., Ayer, Mass.
Tangen, George Henty, 569 High St., Randolph, Mass.
Tarnopol, Milton Sidney, 114 Union Park St., Boston, Mass.
Taylor, Ainslee Lawson, 36 Woodside Ave., Winthrop, Mass.
Taylor, Myron Harvey, 234 Draper St., Springfield, Mass.
Tewksbury, Earl Fairfield, 39 Edgehill St., Winthtop, Mass.
Thatcher, Harold F., Soraers, Conn.
Thomas, Arthur S.. 101 Elm St., Greenville, S. C.
Thomas, Donald James, 228 Nelson Ave., Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
Thomas, Harold, 26 Odell Ave., Beverly, Mass.
Thompson, Albert Clifton, 106 Oakdale Ave., Dedham, Mass.
Thompson, John McKay, 22 Oakes St., Everett, Mass.
Timper, Norman Frank Dolge, 226 Boylston St., Watettown, Mass
Tirri, Vaino Albert, 43 Packard's Lane, Quincy, Mass.
Toll, Louis Hyman, 306 Rantonl St., Beverly, Mass.
Toole, Thomas E., 54 Daniels St., Pawtucket, R. I.
Toochaker, Holman M., Phillips, Me.
Tornrose, Oliver Winthrop, 64 Bates Ave., Winthrop, Mass.
Trask, Erwin S. , 33 Mayflower St. , Plymouth, Mass.
Turner, Henry Albert, 163 Forest St., Melrose, Mass.
Turner,James W., 21 Jerome Ave., Newton, Mass.
Turner, John Howcroft, 343 Ashley Blvd., New Bedford, Mass.
Urso, Joseph, 16 Winthrop St., Hartford, Conn.
Uzdavinis, Joseph Paul, 610 Washington St., Haverhill, Mass.
Vackert, Carlton Henry, 45 Rosedale St., Dorchesrer, Mass.
Vance, Robert Ramsay, 3 Winthrop Ave., Taunton, Mass.
Vant, Leslie Mclntyre, 7 Academy St., Barre, Vt.
Viles, Robert C, 11 Coburn Ave., Skowhegan, Me.
Vose, John C., 89 Sourh St., Westboro, Mass.
Wagner, Kurt C. F.. 20 Cole St., Pawtucket, R. I.
Walker, Elmer John, 199 Hillside Ave., Needham Hts., Mass.
Walker, John Karl, 105 Kinsman St., Everett, Mass.
Walker, Winslow Jonathan, 14 Hayden St., Marlboro, Mass.
Walsh, Harold Raymond, 85 Chapman St., Greenfield, Mass.
Wasserman, Soloman H., Village St., Millis, Mass.
Weinberg, Barnet, 1 Vale St., Chelsea, Mass.
Weintrob, Max M., 85 Waumbeck St., Roxbury, Mass.
Wescott, Donald Burke, East Main St., Bluehill, Me.
Wheeler, James R., 47 Dearborn St., Manchester, N. H.
Whitaker, Albert Preston, R. F. D., No. 1, Danielson, Conn.
Whitcomb, Irving J., 3 Main St. Terr., Andover, Mass.
Whitman, Richard Berkeley, 103 Tyler St., Wollaston, Mass.
Whittaker, Raymond Huntington, 27 Curtis Ave., Somerville, Mass
Widerkrantz, Olof Gustaf, 76 Pine St., Madison, Me.
Wiggins, William Arthur, 7 Lincoln St., Manchester, Mass.
Wilcke, Fred Harvey, 82 Hermon St., Winthrop, Mass.
Wilcox, Edward Frederick, 80 Blake St., Torrington, Conn.
Wilkins, Albert Frederick, 99 Ashland St., Somerville, Mass.
Wilkins, Arthur, 131 Essex Sr., Saugus, Mass.
Wilkinson, Raymond Ashby, 36 Gardner St., Peabody, Mass.
Williams, Carlton Holden P., 40 Otis St., Somerville, Mass.
Willis, George, R. F. D., No. 1, Putnam, Conn.
Wilson, Alva Spencer, Jr., 55 Mt. Pleasant St., Cambridge, Mass.
Winquist, Sven W., 27 Bakei Place, West Roxbury. Mass.
Winslow, Charles Satterlee, Jr., 135 Bellevue St., Lowell, Mass.
WooUey, Button Wesley, Jr., 25 Prospect St., Wethersfield, Conn.
Wortman, Melvin Austin, Havelock, Kings Co., New Brunswick
Wright, Norman Harris, 14 Chestnut St., Waltham, Mass.
Yates, Malcolm, 300 Buffinton St., Fall River, Mass.
Yeames, Hawrrey James, 63 Marvin Ave., Franklin, Mass.
Young, John S., 54 Winspear Ave., Buffalo, N. Y.
ZiefF, Bonny, 57 BurriU Ave., Lynn, Mass.
Zottoli, Robert Angelo, Sagamore Ave., Quincy, Mass.
Zwicker, Howard Lester, 317 Pleasant St., E. Bridgewater, Mass.
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Anderson, Walrer Donald, 183 DePew Ave., Nyack, N. Y.
Antico, Frank Joseph, 21 Rock Glen Road, Medford, Mass
Apalakis, Consrantine, 22 Gould St., Stoneham, Mass.
Bacon, Arthur Williston, 1754 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Mass.
Bailey, Edgar C, 24 Evergreen St., Framingham, Mass.
Baker, Carl J., 48 Inrervale St., Boston, Mass.
Baker, Leland Hammond, Charlton, Mass.
Bergeron, Albert P., 48 Day St., Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Berthiaume, Amedee S., c-o Boston Store, Millbury, Mass.
Bixby, Harvey Asa, West Groton, Mass.
Bosiwick, Charles Lee, 705 E. Buffalo St., Irhaca, N. Y.
Bourbeau, Frederick C, 228-B Smyrh Road, Manchesrer, N. H.
Brown, Frank E., 39 Fremont Ave,, Everett, Mass.
Burke, Charles Edwards, 7 So. Highland Ave., Nyack, N. Y,
Burke, George Stanley V., 18 Hartshorn St., Reading, Mass.
Burnham, Morris Wayne, Hartford, Vt.
Buttimer, Thomas Joseph, 24 Church St., Natick, Mass.
Carlson, Arthur Edwin, 398 Weld St., West Roxbury, Mass.
Carroll, William Hugh, 327 Geneva Ave., Dorchester, Mass.
Carter, William Lee, 4 Alfreton Road, Needham Hgts., Mass.
Cashin, Edward Vincent, 390 Harvard St., Cambridge, Mass.
Chaiis, Harold, 225 Summer St., Lynn, Mass.
Cheney, William A. , 120 South Main St. , Orange, Mass.
Chitolf, Philip Milton, 17 Townsend St., Fitchbutg, Mass.
Ciarlone, Nicholas M., 986 Cherry St., Fall River, Mass.
Clark, Lemert W. W., 15 Clematis St., Winchestet, Mass.
Clark, Robert Franklin, 185 Monroe St., Dedham, Mass.
Clow, Albert, 19 West Myrtle St., Orange, Mass.
Cohen, Samuel, 45 Norrh Russell St., Boston, Mass.
Cole, Richard Samuel, 77 Bank St., Attleboro, Mass.
Connell, William James, 24 Cleveland St., Arlington, Mass.
Cote, Theobald Lucien, 285 Lafayette St., Salem, Mass.
Crossett, Harlan G., 41 Pleasanr St., Needham, Mass.
CuIIen, Kenneth Fremont, 7 Russell Road, Winchester, Mass.
Cunningham, Henry D., 35 Broad St., Salem, Mass.
Doiron, Ralph J., 14 Hersey St., Salem, Mass.
Donovan, Arrell Perkins, 44 Broad St., Pawtucket, R. I.
Donovan, Robert Daniel, 340 Prospect St., Norwood, Mass.
Doyle, John Edward, Jr., 627 Blue Hills Ave., Hartford, Conn.
Drake, Robert W., Townsend, Mass.
Dunning, John Westbrook, 188 Rawson Road, Brookline, Mass.
Dutton, Harold B., Jr., 140 Chestnut St., Fairhaven, Mass.
Fay, Joseph Edward, 16 Paine Sr., Winthrop, Mass.
Fileman, George Alexander, 226 Schenk Ave., Great Neck, N. Y.
Fink. Lewis Edwin, Niskayuna, N. Y.
Finkelstein, Seymour Jacob, 21 Homestead St., Roxbury, Mass.
Fisher. Walter. 888 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, Mass.
FitzGerald, Edward Emmett, 272 Palmer St., New Bedford, Mass.
Flanagan, John P.. 10 Vale St., South Boston, Mass.
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DIRECTORY OF UNDERCLASSMEN
Flanagan, William J., 9 Alsop Ave,, Middletown, Conn.
Fletcher, Arlton K., 309 Stewart Ave., Ithaca, N. Y.
Pong, K., 18 Harrison Ave., Boston, Mass.
Foster, Franklin Thomas, 19 McKinley Ave., Beverly, Mass.
Franco, Mario Costa, 95 Healey St., Fall River, Mass.
Freeman, Albert Gray, Jr., 38 Irving St., Everett, Mass.
Galotti, John L., 2085 Washington St., Braintree, Mass.
Gesson, Sara, 65 Maverick St., Chelsea, Mass.
Gillette, Charles Milton, 312 Pleasant St., Holyoke, Mass.
Glennon, Paul William, 5 Wachnsett St., Worcester, Mass.
Glidden, Luther W., Waldoboro, Me.
Golbranson, Carl Leonard, 100 Goddard St., Quincy, Mass.
Goldstein, Clinton Sidney, 154 Cohannet St., Taunton, Mass.
Gove, Jesse Horace, 100 Main St., North Weare, N. H.
Graham, John Joseph, North St., Bingham, Mass.
Grava, Ralph Richard, Milllnocket, Me.
Green, Isadore, 63 Hazelton St., Mattapan, Mass.
Greene, George Lorimer, 83 Franklin St., Watertown, Mass. ■
Greenleaf, Charles Robert, 10 Forest Ave., Natick, Mass.
Hall, Franklin Gardner, 486 Columbus Ave., Boston, Mass.
Hallisey, George Columba, 7 Mark St., Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Harmon, Stanley Melville, Scarboro, Me.
Hart, Frederick Hayward, 22 Linwood Road, Lynn, Mas.s.
Haviland, Edwin Joseph, 297 Beech St., Belmont, Mass.
Hersey, Fred Howard, 31 Channing St., Quincy, Mass.
HintE, Elmer Ferdinand, 183 West Rock Ave., New Haven, Conn.
Hodder, George Johnston, 13 Sycamore St., Waverley, Mass.
Howe, Arrhur William, 3 Park Road, Everett. Mass.
Hughes, George Francis, 40 Concord Ave., Belmont, Mass.
Hurwitch, Milford L., 48 Hazelton St., Mattapan, Ma.ss.
Hussey, Norman Clarke, 85 Fair Oak Park, Needham, Mass.
Hyde, Walter Seneca, 179 Davis St., Wollaston, Mass.
Isaac, Ralph N., 182 Elmtree Road, Rochestet, N. Y.
Jaquith, Adford William, 72 High St., Woburn, Mass.
Jellison, Russell Edwin, 244 Elm St., Everett, Mass.
Johnson, Elvin Victor, 59 Blodgett St., Manchester, N. H.
Johnson, Rudolph Albert, Sraithtown Branch, N. Y.
Jordan, Orlando Sebastian, 1 Beech Glen St., Roxbury, Mass.
Jordan, Richard T., Rumfcrd, Me.
Karges, Robert William, 79 Beech St., Rutherford, N. J.
Kaufman, William, 417 Seaver St., Boston. Mass.
Kelley, John Lennon, 121 Willow St., West Roxbury, Mass.
Kelley, Russell Boyden, 81 Melville Ave., Dorchester, Mass.
Kernen, Judson, 48 Bellevue Sr., West Roxbury, Mass.
Koldubsky, Harry, 12 Courtland Road, Mattapan, Mass.
Ladd, Edward H., Jr. .667 Belmont St., Belmont. Mass.
Lantcry. Raymond, 60 Cummings Ave., Wollaston, Mass.
Lanzillotta, Joseph Paul, Dwelley St., Pembroke, Mass.
Levine. Abraham. 76 Washington St., Lowell, Mass.
Libby, Winslow Brooks, 287 Brackett St., Portland, Me.
Linehan, Arthur Jusrin, 959 Parkway, Revere, Mass.
Linehan, William T., 18 Winthrop St., Salem, Mass.
Linsky, Nat Morris, 52 Spencer St., Dorchester. Mass.
Longworth. Thomas. 25 Stevens St., Methuen, Mass.
Loux, Donald Joseph, 37 Converse St., Palmer, Mass.
Lowe, John Harmon, 14 Atlantic Ave., Rockport, Mass.
Lowndes, Samuel George, Pond St., North Easton, Mass.
Ludwig, Melvin Sydney, 16 Se.-iver St., Roxbury, Mass.
Lynch, George Ernest, Jr., 39 High St., Natick, Mass.
MacPhail, Malcolm L., 148 Warren Ave., Boston, Mass.
Manasas, Albert George, 155 Vernon St., Worcester, Mass.
Manning, Farley Alden, 7 Adams Ct.. Shelburne Falls, Mass.
Marquerte, Joseph John, 213 State St., Carthage, N. Y.
Marr, Colin Davidson, 81 Goddard St., Quincy, Mass.
McCfudden, James, 106 Harvard St., Newtonville, Mass.
McGuiggan, Thomas, 32 Center St., Canton, Mass.
McKee, John Ftancis, Jr., Water St., Hingham, Mass.
McLean, Wendell Robett, 51 Aspinwall Road, Dorchester, Mass.
McMillan, Thomas Lawrence, 12 Mountainville Ave., Danbuty, Conn
McMullen, Joseph W., 423 Bennington St., East Boston, Mass.
McRae. William Alexander, 241 So. Main St., Mansfield, Mass.
Merritt, Alfred M., 1 Dudley St., Reading, Mass.
Merry, William L., R. F. D.. Vineyard Haven, Mass.
Miller, Charles Edward, 440 Washington St., Haverhill, Mass.
Minkin, Armand, 366 Belmont St., Fall River, Mass.
Montague, Lawrence Martin, 9 Green St., Stoneham. Mass.
Moore. Gordon, 44 Summer St., Peterborough, N. H.
Morris, Rudolph Magnus, 290 Commonwealth Ave,, Boston, Mass.
Mosher, Frank Scott, 7 Eliot Place, Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Myal, Sigmund J., 7 Rust St., Salem, Mass.
Myers, Earl Nelson, 15 Tecle Ave., Somerville, Mass.
Nardone, Mario P., 3 Pleasant St., Westerly, R I.
NefT, Karl Edward, 8 Peck St., Attleboro, Mass.
Nelson, Clifton E., 5 Regent Circle, Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Owers, Richard Myron, 33 White St., Taunton, Mass.
Pear, Michael, Moodus, Conn.
Perkins, Earle Frank, 16 Horace Road, Belmont. Mass.
Perkins. Edward F., 105 Greaton Road, West Roxbury, Mass.
Petterson, Albert Mansfield, 1488 Gorham St., Lowell, Mass.
Phillips. Burton William. 9 H.iyes Ave.. Beverly. Mass.
Piccolo, Achille V., 52 Ledward Ave., Westerly, R. I.
Pierce, Wilbur Leonard, 25 Azel Road, South Brainttee, Mass.
Polgreen, Waldron Mosher, 239 S. Main Ave., Albany, N. Y.
Prevosr, Frederick, Main St., Townsend, Mass.
Radin, Edward Irving, 56 Wellington St., Hartfotd, Conn.
Randall, Kenneth W., 128 Mt. Vernon St., Springfield, Vt.
Ransford, Arthur N., 13 Thomas St., Williamstown, Mass.
Reed, Kenneth Bruce, 65 Ferdinand St., Melrose HIds., Mass.
Robinson, David Alexander. 295 Chelsea Sr.. Everett, Mass.
Robinson, Donald R., Ostrander Ave., Riverhead, N. Y.
Robinson, Walter Bartlett, 12 Winnemay St., Natick, Mass.
Robis, Theodore M., 53 Howard Ave., Roxbury, Mass.
Ross, Murray George, 307 Chestnut Ave,, Jamaica Plain, Mass,
Rowe, James William, 23 Rosaria St,, Dorchester, Mass.
Rozen, Harold, 67 Wildwood St., Mattapan, Mass.
Rubin, Fred, 28 Brookledge St., Roxbury, Mass.
Rust, Alan Litchfield, 900 Boylston St., Newton HIds., Mass,
Ryan, William Francis, 27 Olive t,, Hartford, Conn.
Safran, Harry Arnold, 631 Western Ave., Lynn, Mass.
Sanborn, William George, 41 Shelton Road, Quincy, Mass.
Schlier, Homer Alan, 319 W. Green St., Hazleton, Pa.
Schruender, George H., 339 Osgood St., N. Andover, Mass.
Schubert, Ehart Fred, 9 Maple St., Terryville, Conn.
Sears, George Howard, 43 Northrop St., Hopedale, Mass.
Segersten, Charles Lennart, 42 Second Ave., Nyack, N. Y.
Seitz, Howatd Robert, 16 Holland Ave., Lancaster, N. Y.
Severance, Frank E,, 31 Cushing St., Medford, Mass.
Sevoian, Paul Charles, 80 Oxford St., Arlington, Mass.
Shkolnick, Samuel Harry, 81 Park St., New Bedford, Mass.
Singer, Kaly, 12 Bank St., Seymour, Conn.
Snell, Donald Ellis, 62 West Central St., Natick, Mass.
Spry, Albert Henry, 237 Crescent Ave;, Revere, Mass.
Staples, Noel Elsworth, 23 Couch St., Taunton, Mass.
Stephanski, Stephen Paul, 135 Ontario St., Lockport, N. Y.
Stetson, John, Gatrison Road. Hingham. Mass.
Stevens, Richard Henry, 186 Chatham St., Lynn, Mass.
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DIRECTORY QF UNDERCLASSMEN
Stone, Robert Edward, 68 Oxford St., Cambridge, Mass.
Swirsky, Benjamin, 83 South St., Glens Falls, N. Y.
Tapply, Horace Gardner, 74 Eddy St., West Newton, Mass.
Tashjian, Aram H., 33 Glendale Ave., Everett, Mass.
Tattlebaum, Isadore E., 156 Howard Ave., Roxbury, Mass.
Taylor, G. Edward, 1 Linden St., Norwood, Mass.
Taylor, Raymond Albion, 42 Lowden Ave., W. Somerville, Ma:
Theodorides, Deraetrios E., Byronia, Salonica, Greece
Tobey, Malcolm Sherman, 46 Bradford St., Needham, Mass.
Tomlinson, Willard E., 11 Hancock St., Salem, Mass.
Toohey, Paul George, 93 Mora St., Dorchester, Mass.
Truell, Clayton Campbell, Turnpike Road, TowQsend, Mass.
Upton, Edward Brown, 46 Water St., Manchester, N. H
Vaida, James, Jr., Phoenixville, Conn.
Veale, Edmond John. 344 Western Ave., Lynn, Mass.
Walker, Robert B., Oakland St., Rye, N. Y.
Walker, Warner S., 2481 Albany Ave., West Hartford, Conn.
Walter, Ernest Ashley. Jr., Waldoboro, Me.
Warren, Howard Austin, Townsend, Mass.
Welch, Sidney Redmond, 57 Bradley St., Portland, Me.
Wieker, John Luther, 72 S. Midland Ave., Nyack, N. Y.
Wright, Ernest Bradstreet, 24 Odell Ave., Beverly, Mass.
Yardley, Hamilton Rhodes, 1647 Beacon St.. Newton. Mass.
Young. Robert Byram, 39 Church St.. Lancastet, N. Y.
Zakon, Herbert, 70 Hutchings St., Roxbury, Mass.
Acknowledgment
The engraver and the printer have the last of the
copy. The Cauldron Board brings to a close months of
painstaking work. We present the result for the approval
of the student body — the most recent volume of North-
eastern history.
We wish here to make acknowledgment to those
who have given special assistance to the staff in the pre-
paration of the book: to Mr. Edward R. Place for fur-
nishing the athletic write-ups, to Mr. Curtis E. Goodwin
for contributions to the college year, to Mr. Harry
Shuman for assisting in the composition of the snapshot
pages, and to Miss Louise Locke for her co-operation
throughout the year and for tvping much of the manu-
script.
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